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The New York herald., 1875-09-01

NTEw YORK SEPTEMBER l. 1873
IN The copartnerhp heretofore existing between tho
undersigned forming the firm Of Cantoni Barring
to-day by Limitation. SALVATORE CANTONL
HORATIO II. BARLING-
The banking business win be continued by the undersigned
under the hrm name Of
CANToNI 4 co,
at No. 35 Wall street. SALVATORE CANTONI.
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A CTIvE MAN WITH MODERATE MEANS, WANTED
IN To extend established business working best photo
invented for large city
PHoTo-GALvANIC RELIEF COMPANY, l29 West Broad
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
COPARTNERsHIPs.

DISSOLUTION- COPARTNERSHIP HERETO
~ foe existing under tho 6rm name Of HENRY r. RUS
SELL CO., Is this day dissolved by mutual consent
HENRY r. RUSSELL
JAMES CUNNINGHAM.
The business VIII carried the undersigned who
will sign in liquidation HENRY K. RUSSELIA
NEW YORK, August 81, 1875.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-29

GbeiIe 6itIid unb Ga GroKe (9iidof Mis
dael 9eiB) i'm n6rbIiden Tbeile weitlid,
10 baB aIio bic Oi6eele Milwaufee iebt nur
nod ben Sibsn BON @isconiin in ii9
besreift.
Giner Der bentpuroisiten Gage i'm iba:
tenreide 9eben bes sreiien Sberbirten BON
Milmaufee 1T Der 10. Mdrs 1860, an MEL
dem fem 25iabrises SiIdofsiubildum ses
feiert marb. Ni6t nur Die fatbolii9e
@eiitli6feit Der Oioceie unb bic fatbolilde
Sepolteruns betbeilisten iid on benz 6eite,
ionoern bic gauge Stabt 0tilmaufee. lint
6 llbr Mor9ens usrtiinoeten Ga 6ancnens
i9ihe-oenn Der Subilar mar Ga Sabre
alt-unb @lofenseldute bas Seit. Nui
Dem Staots unb @eri6tsbauie f~latterte bas
amerifanii6e Sternenbanner unb oieie
Gbren mareu poblperbient. Senn als
6enni Dor einem Sisrteliabrbunbert Den
bieiisen Ylae betrat, mar Milrpautee Elm
Norf6en, obne Safen, obne Sanbel, obne
slusii6t auf elm finftiseS Grbliben. Statt
elmer &atbeorale fano CT elm SapeQ9en nit
elmer Satriitci, aus rauben Yrettern se.
sImmert. Statt elmer bii60fiden Geliben,
bescg cr elm nit 400 Dollars S6ulSen be-
~laltetes 0dusben. Sarum iprad Der
@eneraluicar g uubi9 bel benz Ssiteilen
IN @aiienaipl gu benz sreiien SubiIar ebens
10 ipobr ais i6on: vSbue ser Snouitrie,
Der Gnersie uno Der 5iirserIi9en Sbatigfeit
Der Satboliten, Die ale ibr 9~lusenmerf auf
Sic, bodwiiroisiter Siibof, ri6teten, ets
mas abSuipre9en, fonnen Sic Don iid nit
uollem 0tedte iasen: magma pars fui."
9tad i%einer trsfli6en Heoe iiberrei6tc Der
@eneraluicar ieinem Sberbirten cine Gum,
me pom 20OO Dollars, ruo;u bic Oeuti9en
alein sesen 1900 beiseiteuert batten, als
Veitrag 81 ben Soften ieiner Heile nod
Gom gu BENT gaticanil9en Goncil. Der
ltattlibe Seitras mar bauptid6lid burd
ben Giier oes GupIans Sr. &rautbauer i'm
Mutterbauie Der S9weitern pom Notre Oas
me suiammensefommen. gud Der Mapor
BON Wailpantee, als eriter Seamter Der
Staot, bradte benz @eieierten feline beiten
Wini9e bar.
Oils Der Sii9of enblid BON ben 9luircss
nnsen oes Teites lid in ieinem 0ema9 ers
bolen woate, eri6ien nod cine Seputation
Der beuti9en Yioniere pon MiImaufee,
wel9e ibm uals benz Srdser Der Civilization
mad benz gtoroweifen unb 81 ben llreinpob;
nern bes 9anbes, ais benz Serebrer Der
Sunit unb WiIenidaft" int Namen Der
alien Iniiebler BON Milpaufee ibre Chr
iur4t uno Mnerfennuns ~be;eusten. Oas
mar feline Ybraie, ionbern Die Beitdtisuns
elmer poiitiuen Sbatia6e nnb Der srite
Vii9oi pom Milpautee tam All ieinem
Sebensabenb nit inniser Sefrieoisung auf
leit &irten suriifbliden. SIS warb ibm ia
aud oas ~ieItcne Slid bei6ieoen, bic buns
bertIdltise grnte su ieben pom ieiner inter
Wfiben scmadten MuSiaat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-29

Mianti Gownibip in SaIine Gonntp einse.
ianbtes Sdriftihid, pel9es lette 8o9e in
isner aOrperidaft u~erleien unb benz Muss
i9ub fur Grsiebunssueien iberwieien
poroen lit baieIbe lautet foIsenbermuBen
v9ln ben9ldtb. Wm. 8. 9etder II. Senrp 6.
Waaaee, Oelesaten Der G~ouitituante bes
Staates Mihouri: Oa mad ,sbnidbriser
Yriifuns bes sesenmdrtiscn Spitems unics
rer Oiientliden S6ulen mir Der 2lnii1t
iinb, oaB baiieIbe ieinsn uriprinsliden
3uef, Die Dtaiicn 81 er;ieben", perfsblt
bat,-baB es bic ersiebige Suclle briifens
Der Seiteueruns iit,-baB es su 3mietradt,
llneinisfcit nno Grbitteruns nnter Na9s
barn fibrt,-baB cS Die GItern sur Srdsbeit
nno sum Miiifissanse perleitct, baB es
oieic Gltern bes Jte6tes CUR Grsiebuns
ibrer ci9enen &inoer beraubt, -baB ss Die
i9Iimmlten i3isc Der Capitalization in ii9
l9liebt,-baB cs auf Grpreiluns, unbeoinss
tenn llnre6t unb Der poiitiuen Nerlesuns
Der Sriuatrcdte bcribt, uro baB cine Msbrs
belt Der Sir9er unb cine 9roBe Mebrbsit
Der Steuer;ablsr CUR Ssit Ser 4niabme Der
Serfahuns, weIdc bieiss Spitem uns auf:
9ebaIit bat, entrc9tet mar:
SeSbalb eriu6en mir, bic untcr;ci6neten
Steuersabler bes Sownibips Miami i'm
Gountp Saline unb I'M Staate 0tiIIouri,
Sic ernitli6 nnb brinscn a6tunssuoa in
Sic, paB bel abfaiIuns Der reuen Gonitis
tuition Sic uIle ebrenbaften Mittsl anrpens
ben, nm uniere sesen,pdrtisen lditiscn
Steuera, nnb Defenders bic fir ben llnters
bait Der 6fientli6en S9ulen, berab;umins
bern, nnb baB iie fsrner fir einen Sdul,
fonSs ior9en, welder binrei9t, I'M iebes
wirfli9 arntc &inb in unierem Staatc in
ben GIementarfddern gu unterridten; unb
Der bereste 6onbs iOu i,rensitens sessn
ieoweoe OiiBuermenbuns uno Sesen bic Ses
nieun9 bon irsenb Sentanbem auber ben
wirfli1 armen sei6iiet uerben."
@as iasen unierc GuIturfdnpfer wpbl
oa;u.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-29
Sebcnsifi,;e ocs bo6iv'item Si:
Idols Ytmpcrt S~eiocnbujdl,

apoltolii6en Titars ocs nprb;
li6en Minneiota IL. Safota.
Der unter benz IA. Sebruar pom Of. pa.
ter gum Sil6of in part. uno apoltoliiden
Tifar oes noroliden Minnclota ernannte
bo1rp' ite u upper d. bis:
BERGER abt beS Seneoictiner. 6loiters ct.
guoipig aml See, puroe pon anaeiebenen
ullS tlgenobaftsn Gltcrn in Miinden, Sai.
eu,, iueldes i9on 10 piele treuc Sicner Der
STRIDE Seseben, am Is. October 1880 aes
borcn. Seine Glten 0ein Slater itarb
1916 uno bic Mutter 1870 lesten iriib;eis
tiS Die Seine Der Suseno, 6rommi9feit
unO Sotteofnr6 in baS Ser; ibres Sobs
mes 10 balls er alt senus mar, iuuroe CT in
bic S9ule seidift, unb na6 SouenSuna
Der Glementari9ule III Wtiin9cn, folate er
Dem 3tuic Der Wuie mad 6reiiins, ucrleste
ii6 nit 6leiB auf bas Stuoium Der alien
&laiiiser, III uel6cn CT, nit sutem @eodds
NIP ausseriltet, bcbentenoc Sorti6rittc
madtc.
SSm 9lllsuit 1850 srabuirtc CT bort audi
in Der Gbiloiopbie unb perlie6 I'M Septems
Der besielben Sabres, Defenders our6 Ser.
wenoen bes ieliSen Safer Sol. Serb. Wtils
Ter, Der fiir i'm bic 9luinabme in ct. Gins
cen;, Sa., bemirft bate, bas beuti6e Gas
terlano. Sn @eieui9aft pes bodp' item
6rautbaucr, bo6w. Ganlauer, o. 5. b.,
limb Fr. 0tornun 6eitl, o. S. B., fam CT
an 10. Sftobcr 1850 in Gew 0orf unb
AM 20. Mou. III ct. Sincen, all. Som
bo4U' item Serrn abt SonifaSius 8immer
wurbe CT freunoli9 aufsenommen unb aIss
balb ms 9~iouiSiat gepieien. 9lm 6. sSas
mar 1852 le9tc er feline feierlidsn @elibbe
ab unb mad BENT Sobc bes Yrieiters, Rcp.
Ylacious Spoetel, o. S. b., mar CT pom
ls52-ls53 Stubiens 9teetor.
Na9bsm or feline tbeolosii9en Stubi.n
in ct. Sincen, poIenbet, purbc or ben %.
Sum- 1853 pom bo1m'ften Mib. S'Gon,
nor, ;u Der 3eit giidof uOn Yittsburs,
gum Yrieiter seweibt. @ott su bisnsn unb
uniterblide Seslen Su retten, bate er ii9
sur 9lufgabe seiett. Som Gage ieiner
Neibe bis 1855 fibrtc or ein Miiiionsles
ben /; in Greensbursb, 2esoneer, Sepman's
Outtpnt, -vtuveto lgs'uo, Sut6uulYU INV
anbem Srten 1T iein 9lnbenfcn bis auf ben
bcutisen Gag III Sesen.
am l. Ntai 1855 purbe cr ais Yiarrer
mad ct. Marp's, pa., ueriett, bradte bic
STRIDE baielbit sur SollcnOuns unb ~itiitete
ionit iebr uiel Suites. SSm lettsn Sabre
ieincs 9eripeilen5 tniel6lt iunsirtc or ais
Yrior. Gs fam bic Stunbe, no or ct.
Marp's perlaiien ioutc. Die Yfarrtinoer
woltsn ibren Safer bebaltsn, iie i9iften
cine Population all ben 0cun glbt in ct.
Sineen,, abcr persebenS. Der @sboriam
iiest uno i'm Sum- 1857 uerlieb Der SrocnS.
mann ct. Marp'S, uno wurOe PriOr in
Newarf, VI. s, Sort baute CT cine pra6,:
pole Stride unS mbcitete mnermiOIid fiir
bas @Sobl ieiner ibm anuertranten 0eeroe
aber umsea9tst alleS YitisnS unb 6Iebsns
Der Newarfer, Die inn nit tinbIider 9iebs
su9etban ,paren, iDuroe CT aud ibnsn ent.
riiIen unS 1862 nad ct. Yincens ais Yrior
beruIcu-2nio mad elmer 9lbweienbsit uon
iieben Sabren tebrte CT in feline aIte Sci:
matb 5uriid.
@abrlid, wunSerbar iinb Die Wsse,
Surd welde @ottss @qmaht fibrt!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-29
Cine enrioie Sduirepiiiou.

llebcr cine un9eipobnli6e S6ulrepiiiou
ma6t bic liberalc ypoi. 3ts." iol9enoe In
tereilante Mittbeiluns gu glniana bieIes
WfonatS rcuibirte Der &esicrunssprdiiosnt
Don @esnern III Se9lsituns Ser Ge9ics
run9srdtbc Sung, SlaaB un6 Otto, ionic
bes SanoratbS .. Serben Die lGnoli3en
S9uIen Der llm9escno Srombers. Die
3%teuiiion mar cine auBerit einse6enbe, in
Dem ie ii9 ni6t Bios auf bic Sbdti9feit
Oss SebrerS be;isli9 ieineS llnterri6tss &c.
6eI9rdnfte, ionbern lid auf SaS 9eubers
li9e, bic GGumli6teitsa uno lo9ar aui Nes
benbinsc eritredte. 90 murSe in elmer
gta@baridule aud bic %gSobnuns Sss 9ebs
rcrs elmer Hepilion untersogen unb bierbei
9eriist, baS binter benz Sfcn Yapier unb
Happsn lasen. 9luf benz Glide bcmerfte
Der Serr Yrdiibent sinen Oamenbut. 9luf
feline 6rase mem berielbe seb0re unb bic bas
rauf ertbeilte 9lntport: elmer ber 5Sdter
bes 9ebrers, mi6biaiste e., baB Qebrers
t0dter iol9e t9ite trisen. Der SEER ges
sierunssprdfiSent erfunbiste ii4 nun meter,
mo ieine-beS 9ebrer8- S06ter ieien, unb
ais CT bic antport erbielt; in Yrombers,
no lie naben @lernen, i4ien er bies sbsnials
;h mibbiQisen, oenn CT froste ben 9ebrer,
benz Oh bieie eubersewObnli9eu Repiiion
iton gan; ruarm seworSen mar, marrm ct
ieineSodter ni6t lie6er in BEN ienit i4ids.
Sas war Sem ebrIi3en S9uImeiitcr, Der in
ieinem 6a9e gan; ti9tis lit, trosoem CT
ss9en 200 ainber gu unterri6ten bat, nnb
nebenbci gciast, priuatusrnlOsen bsiist unb
;iemli6 gut iituirt 1T, bod s%upieI, = CT
TAM aber nidt ;unl2lntiporten, cst ilbernabm
oieS lcinc @beirau, wel6e in Der 9teben.
tube bIcien Sbeil Der S6ulrcpiiion nit an.
9ebort bate. Ncin @swdbrsmann tbeilte
mir Ole Nntport ri9t nit, aber lic lou 10
gun 9spclsn leia. p0b ber 0rrr Reuiior
niai mcgr 81 wipen %uerlan9te."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-29
Sppontiom se8en Die orient.
ltd)en S6uIcn.

SetunntIi6 1T in Seiierion Sin Mo,
Gin gonperi ueriammeIt, nm Den Gntwuri
Su elmer nenen StaatsperfaiIuns umsuars
beiten. Sn bieiem gonuent wirb poraus.
fidtIi9 bic S@ulfrase cine srOBe GoIle
ipieIen. Mihouris geuOIferuns, meiit nod
aaf Der alien, e@ten, bemOfratiidsn gafis
ftebsub, fisbt sas Staatsi3uIipitem aIs elm
republitanii9es Ma@werf, ais Elm Mittel
sar fernsrng GENERALIZATION oils einsn Ginsrif
Ses Gtaates in Die @edte bes gaters an
an6 6arum 1T es gar nidt gu wamSern,
penn bort bie S@uIfrase snIaB gu bsiBsn
Dsbatteu ssben wirb. Ginsn gOrsei@mud
Ger Diuse, 6ie ba tomrnen iOuen, Iiefert
Elm pom 200 8arsern (iiattatboliter) pOn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-29

3n Antwerpen ipadtsn am .. SUM-
orei yliberale" 0errn (Romoiss wiirben
mir bic 9erm H%eunsn) Dem Gicar pon
ct. Saque5 aai %oiiener StraBe ms De.
lidt. Nenise Gage uorBer batten ,Serrn"
oerlelben Sorie 0er Germseren ebeufaQs
auf o%fsner GtraBe idreieno: "A has Ia
calotte", %mibbanoelt. Sol3ss linS Sie
Tridte rIi6eralrr Gr,iebnn9",
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-29

iiber elre Trimmer idweben, benn i'd ten=
ne meme Ssitimmuns, bic lit epis, unb i'd
bin euis wie iie. g. &.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-01-28
GAY OLD TIMES ON THE MISS
ISSIPPI RIVER.
from the Atlantic Monthly.l

When I was boy, there was but
one permanent ambition among my
comrades in our village on the west
bank If the Mississippi River. That
was, to be steamboatman. We had
transient ambitions of other sorts.
but they were only transient. When
a circus came and went, it left us all
burning to become clowns; the first
negro minstrel show that came to our
section left us all suffering to try that
kind of life; now and then we had
hope that if we lived aud were good,
Col would permit us to be pirates.
These ambitions faded out, each in its
turn; but the ambition to bea steam
boatma1 always remained.
Once a day cheap, gaudy packet
arrived upward from St. Louis, and
another downward from Keokuk.
Before these events had transpired,
the day was glorious with expectln-
cy; after they had trauspired, the
day was dead and empty thing.
Not only the boys, but the whole
village, felt this. After all these
years can picture that old time to
myself now, just as it was then; the
white town browsing in the sunshine
of a summers morning: the streets
empty, or petty nearly so; one or
two clerks sitting in front of the Wa
ter Street stores, with their splint-
bottomed chair tilted back against
the wall, ciins on breast, hats siouch
ed over their faces, asleep, with shin
gle shavings enough around to show
what broke them down; a SOW and a
litter of pigs loafing along the side
walk, doing go1I business in water
melon rinds and seeds; two or three
lonely little freight piles scattered
about the "levee;" a pile of "skids."
on the slope Of the stone paved wharf,
and the fragrant town drunkard
asleep in the shallow of them; two
Or three wood flats at the head of the
wharf, but nobody to listen to the
peaceful tapping of the wavelets
against then; the great Mississippi,
the majestic. the magnificent Miss
issippi, rolling its mile wide tide
along, shining IN the sun; the dense
forest away on the other side; the
point" above the town, aud the
point" below, bounding the river.
glimpse and turning it into sort Of
sea, and withal very still and brill
liant aud lonely one. Presently a
film Of dark smoke appears above
one ofthose remote points instant
ly negro drayman. famous for his
quick eye and prodigious voice, lifts
up the cry, "S-t-e a m-bcat aeon
ing !" and the scene changed The
town drunkard stirs, the clerks wake
up, furious clatter of draws follow.
every house and store pcurs out a
human contribution, and all in a
twinklmg the dead town is alive and
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-01-28

ture. we Know eacn Otner, ana
none but the worthy can secure our
aid. Were it not for our secrets we
would doubtless perish at the mercy
of the oilv-tongued vagabond, who
makes his living by deception. This
is all there is about our secrecy, and
all the use we have for it.
Odd Fellowship knows no bounds.
The oceans that sweep around the
globe are but the boundaries of our
dominions.
an everv land our harps are strung,
On every sea our songs are sung"
In every civilized land the good OF
the Noble Grand is sounded and our
principles known and revered. Our
secrets are unchangable and our
Gard" is recognized wherever The
'pass word" Of an Old Fellow is Civ
en-. What then shall | say of its duri-
bility? For over 1900 years it has
stood forth as monument OF relief;
shall | then say like some of its enc
mics, that it is the creature of cen
tury and is changing with the era's
of the world? By no means. Its
past history is evidence TO the pro.
fame what it is and what it shall be
in the future. Many an edict has
been issued by prince, priest and po:
tentate, to destroy our organization,
but all these DEGREES have passed
away, and Odd Fellowship to night
is stronger.than at any period of its
past history. Not only have the de-
crees of these rulers passed away, but
the governments over which many
of them ruled have crumbled into ruin
Yes brethren, kingdoms, thrones and
dynasties have perished, and are
perishing, in the vortex of revolu
tions. The grand cities of the first
century are the villages of to day,
but the fair fabric of Odd Fellowship
is unaitered and unchanged. Eigh
teen hundred years have proved that
no external force, so ever great. can
shake the Institution OF Odd Fellow
ship. Nothing but internal dissolu-
ton can sap the foundations of our
glorious Orders. Let us then hope
to night that no brother will prove
recreant to his vows, but that all will
stand as one man, by the NOBLE insti-
tuition that has stood by us through
the storms of eighteen centuries or
more. Let us stand by the institution
that has stood by the distressed of
every land. Let us stand by the in
stitution that has pledged its support
to the helpless widows and orphans
Of every n tionality; let us stand by
the institution that bears upon its
proves the noble and glorious mes
sage of "Glory to God in the high
est. peace on earth and good vii. to
mel"
1t is a principle in philosophy that
everything, both living and dead is
undergoing continuous change -
But it seems to me that while every
thing else in natures realm is pass
ing through this strange ordeal, Odd
Fellowship and Free Masonry stand
forth unaterable, unchanging and un-
changed. Like the stalwart pine on
the mountain crest, whose evergreen
banner has beat back the storms OF
many an age, has Odd Fellowship
withstood the attacks of all its foes,
and will continue To stand as Il M ,nu-
ment of victory and truth, until
time itself shall be 40 more.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-01-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
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NHNiIdl GIti FERsD
!. ns..Szs a 's.szzxaa AGENTS..

<urz<zU I7zEHa3 TO III you e. ~ '"~'91''
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send TO auy Agen' IN the [. ;, upon LtCtips oi
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SsnnTHIY diustrated). and Photographic
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n,id--alsO our new circula :, Offering Oetef
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ir,,e fss.N4H feet double COUNTY ana K. X
"a =, of fhe L. = our agents are doing ~eii al
Yer the couutry-making rom $50 10 90 per
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f,ea Now Is the time. .'Fi 81 come, ntst seIs-
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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-01-28
FROM HUNTINGTON
$50 A. M. Express Train-DAnY,

(eXcepr sunday fOs Charleston kandwh- Fslls
White SULPHUR COvingtOn. Rpnceve te Goshen
StsuntOn Charlottesville, Gordon svile, and inter
mediate stafiOns arriving at Richmond 5:23 A.
W. This train connects at Charlottesville for
Lynchhurg. Bristol aud CHATTANOOGA: AZ Cor
dOnsvile for Alexand ia. Washington. Baltimore
and the North: and az Richmond for Petersburg
No folk. Weldon. Raleigh. Danville. Charlotte,
Greensboro. Columbia, Augusta, savanna, Char
lesion and all points south.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-01-28
"ASHINGTON CITY, VA. MID
w LAND&GREAT SOUrHN K. K.
Double Daily Trains Between Washington and
Lynch1urg North aud South, Commencing
sunday, April 1871, 1874.
Passenger trains run - follows:
MAIL IRA IN.

N y l II Il II y ~
Lave Washington daily. om the corner Of sth
and = eet~. at J:05a m. A"Nanirit IS = ni.,
and arrive ~ Lyurhhurg $50 @. m.
Leave Lych.urg 'siiE 80 $50 "A. m. arrive AZ
AK tudrit 5:s5 ! Iu.. AZ " t-hir gton 6:2@ IN.
This train makes close cun' ectiOn, huih N'rih
and South. with Manassas Division and warren
ton B-tuch tr ius. AID with the Chesapeake M
Ohio trains. both East Snd West.
XPRESS TRAIN.
Leave " ,shington daily excepting Sunlly,
night, ~ :Os p. IN. AeXandria p. m, ana Ar
rive 40 L,uchnu Z 4;aO "a. m, connecting WIN
Che-tprase and ono trai :, both East dud West
Leay- LynChbufg daily, exec tug Stturfa'
nfVht at 10 30 O. fu.. arrive AZ Allen anu b49 -.
m ans Washington az T:s9 a. m. cOnnec ing q
ChArlottesyilie with rhr Chesfpe1k- aud ono
Express trsiu 20 the Wrst. Passengers f"r kic0-
m1ud. hy this tr.in, tfse the Accomm dlti IA
tram az Gor@nusville 40 a in., and get 10 kicn-
mpnd 9:3Os m
tn th- Naii and ENp.e-s trains connect. az
Lyuchhurg 9, N.mpri.. Atlanta. N'w orleans
an an the SournN esf. and ut Washing on, with
trains 10 Rtltiu re. Phil idclphii aud New lo-k
and 70 the North and NurthNest.
MANASSAS DIVISION.
Leave the junction at $3.50 a. m, arrive AZ
Srrtsburg IL - . IN. leave StrlShurg Junction
Al .. m a rive 90 Manassas 20 20 % M. nii-
d, ctius with The u.a In line . Ntshnst ana me
North A. Srrasnu = 20 "a corrections t-e made
o. II trris ,uhurv. stanton ana the West aud 10
Winchester Harper1s Fer y. Sc, 81.
through tickets aud baggage checked 10 al
IN BRO ,DUS.
NAY TT GenI Ticket Agent
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MUrABILITY.
SHELLEY.


The flower that smiles to-day
Tomorrow dies,
All that we wish 70 stay,
Temps and then dies;
What Is this wOrld's delight?
Lightning that mOcks the night,
Brief even as bright.
Virtue, how frail IL is
Erie dskiD too rare,
Love. how Il sells poor bliss
For proud despat,
Bat we. though sbOn tnev fall,
Su viye their vs. aud all
Which ou.s we call.
Whilst skies are blue and bright,
Whilst flowers are gay,
Whilst eyes that change ere night
Make glad the day;
Whilst Yet the cilm hours creep,
ID. cam thOa-tnd from thj sleep
Then wake 10 weep.
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The Odd Fellows Celebration.
HUNTINGroN, w Va,
January, 18th, 1875.
GEORGE w. ATKINSON,
DLnrln-tnn ~ Nn

Charleston, w. Va
Dear Sir and Brother The fol-
lowing resolution was unanimously
adopted at the last meeting of Hunt
ington Lodge No. 81, l. o. 0. F :
"ResOlred, That Bro. q. W. At
kinson be requested to furnish the
manuscript of his address on Odd
Fellowship, delivered at the public
installation of the officers of this
Lodge, January 9TH, 1875, for pub
lication in the newspapers of this
city"
In accordance with the above reso
luton, i request you 10 forward the
manuscript to me at your earliest
Fraternally yours in +. l.. q T.
THOMAS BRAMMER, Sec'y.
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RAILROAD LINES.
CHESAPEAKE & Ohio RAILWAY!
EsxN Ia @:.=...:;::s.

On and after Dec. 18th, 1874, passenger
trains will run as follows:
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ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN

Stops only on Signal
TRIP AND sETCRS TICKETs
sold for Huntington and Charleston, 50 reduced
rates. cool ONLY ON the day sold. and on Ac-
cOmmOi1tiOn train only.
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CHARLESTON, W. VA, !
January 10th, 1875. !
THOMAS BRAMMER,
Secretary Huntington, Lodge,
No. g. |. .. .. F.,

NO. Oh, L. ~. ". T.,
Dear Sir and Brother In response
to resolution of your Lodge asking
the manuscript of my address de-
iivered at the public installation of
your officers, the 7th inst, | here
with enclose it to you to be disposed
OF as YOU may desire. Certainly |
had no idea that it would be publish
ed when preparedit, and have not
time now to re write or revise it, but
sincerely trust, even in its imperfect
form, that it may prove the humble
instrument of forwarding the inter.
ests of our time-honored Fraternity
wherever it may be read
With my earnest wishes for the
success of Huntington Lodge and
the Order everywhere, | subscribe
myself, Fraternally yours,
G.. ". ATKINSON.