davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-21

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faum ober war6 er Solcpb enoli6 sewaDr.
10 lag er |9on ouf DEM trcioeblei9e;;
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iung. Gilisit Iudte ct nun ben Nornken=
ben ouf uno 6atte bie6reuoe> feline 8itte,
an @telle oes loebtn aus9elop item Sreun=
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li9en Nfonne 9e,udbrt 81 1eben. Solepb
luurbe 9erufen, empiins ielnen Treil9eln
unb Nlbert's 9}ome ,uaro in Die &etru=
tenlilte cingetra9en. Sunig be,ue9t l9ie=
Den oie 8eioen ppneinanber nadoem
SolepD 1i6 uergebli9 bemiibt bate ben
>padern gilbert nod in Den lebten 9lu9en=
bliden bon ieinem bo4b isenGnt|bln1l lie
abSubrinsen.
Muf &atb9en's Sers ma6te bic Bot=
idait oes beimtebrenoen Solep6 oab
gilbert fir i'm eingctreten lei, einen un'
erporteten Ginbrud. Sie ueinte piel
uno nit tdsli6 mebr uno mebr ,pa9ien'
Der &dlte bebonoelte lie fortan ibren
Brdutisom. 9ieier obnebin lei9t 5llt
giferlu9t geneist, mubte natiirli@ glau.
ben , ooB &atbden lid I'M @tillen nod
INNER Sooffnuns auf ben Yelib Qlbert'a
9ema9t babe uno iiberiGiittete oaber oas
M}ao6en zines Toses nit Den bitteriten
0oruiirfen iber ibr 8euebnen. Ga'
Our9 uber wurbe Die Sa6e nur nod
}6limmer, oenn nunmebr bielt &atb9en
ni6t ldnger nit oer Meub uberung ibres
@unI6es siirud, bos brdutli6e Terbdlt=
niB iluilden linen 8eioen 9el6lt su ieben>
uuo nod mebreren frudtlos 9ebliebenen
Serlu6en Die 9o9er5iirnte pieoer su
per509nen, sob Solepb enoli9 Die 9pffe
nuns oui ibren Belit oui uno meloete
lidL lAnell entldlolen, 5um frei,pi!ligen
gintritt in Die glrmee.
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ourb leine Taunenslucrtbe Tertieteit i'm
@6ieBen ols ou6 our9 feline @emanot=
felt in ollcn t0rpcrli6en ue6un9en, in
Grerciren &lettern uuo Gprin9cn oit
3uirieoenbsit leinerYur9eiebten in boben
@raOe cr,uor6cn uno lolltc binnen fur:
sem, pcltommsn oienNiaDis, gu bent gro:
Sen 6eere nit ab9eben tuel6es &olle
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loub uno trat ols ltattlider Sd9er DO
&dtb6en, bic 9an5 in GntSiidsn iibcr ibl
9erietb. Splepb mar nidt mebr anne
1eno in 2obcnbaiu uno ct 6dtte I'm Il
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Sencm oob i0rmlid 9ebro@cn bate
Yei leiner eolsn 9enfilngsort mar C.
t ober MIR I'M 10 suriidbaltenoer 9c9el
bas W(ab6en, ia er lieb es l6 oufs Elf
ri9ite on9ele9en iein, lie nit Dem entfern
ten 6reunoe wicocr su perln6nen. s!
+ wd1rte lan9e ebe &dtb6en @erSeiDun!
Sula9te ; CT abcr oer1pro6 ibr oo9e9cn
iuenn @ott uiht anoers ii6er i'm bel4lol
Z len baben lollte, emit wieocr5ufebren uni
{ tie als 8routfiibrer gum Mltare su selei
c ten. Oonn nabm ct Qlbldieo BON Del
Treunoinnen uno trot om na6lten Wfor
E gen leinen Marid gum Battalion an
oas nur peni9e @tunoen ent tiernt 1tano
9(ls elmer Der tii6ti9iten uno 5uperlai
: i91ten 9oloaten betannt >puro 9(lber
lpglei1 ouf einen ,uibtisen Dorpoitel
sei@idt, uno in Dem lebboften Siroilleur
9e[e6t, peldes nod an mlelben Sag
jwil6en ben 6itreidil9en un6 Den feino
li1en Norpo ltentetten entltano, seidnet
!, Az {; 4, ,,n+nr honNuoeu Aee EoIAn,n * RI nH
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Tluslral lrsIrumcuIs

Eluslral jrsIrumcuIs
A LARGE assortment OF very line PIANOS
sud ORGANS or RENi fl4 SAIL t pA 'ru~4 iis'-
let : Davis ''5e-- BlRt CO.. 80 LroAlF,g
A LARGE STOCK oil PIANOS, square and
\ Iprrht ITO RE- ~Eil cie 0s, i 0avm~ltN
al N NJ AKHtELL 10 tronloir- lN"ld' f'n.t-,,el
A BRAUTIGAMs Upright and square
hani ,rge assortment h,nI ysHo, .t New
SECONDHAND Pauos TO rea 'irr'a' &c., .'. 'otd~h'
j. MAGNIFICENT parl,l square, grand :!
n octave PtANO-fokfa iabr -oll .orr'
palsu ss6sSr 81 mo 20 t so',n.' nai' Do best W ma" aSd
~ months 500 or san enpnrf' Cover ~ duse alb
net maker ,-l.. M lse fr.- a.. prgue
resideles ~ w p, .. ''a. ''. $50.
A GREAT OFFER,-UO3ACE WATEES ~
n sos A.! Er.f.s. q . l..| .r ,H.-f... o. .0b
PlANO@. ORGAN. ert N-lNnl'hr. t.Is.'.. a h~-
cas-, n.ler. 'Hruaar "a.r - i.r. .0.- : go. r'- 10,
ths yaane o examine oar -ssrs. tA.-.- ..r ..'Irl
GREAT BARGAINS in NEW and Second
II HAND PIANOS. OBJ tue gct g.l. rr. taA a
tl.CHEES, 4-5 iui 80 IVES -0i.-.f, uf,f '.-sff.
- Y. BALL x Co,
- 30. - LASr lt'UNL
Cuekeuugs Sbnvays al. olcr Piano, "a OsaL' 10" o e'h
o ins,slntats suf for rent
THE ARION PIANO FORTE has been ad.ptedI
ez~usey bv The Newlors 'en'tof 81 'ta.' ..
he ,as. We o0r Instruments =" r.t 20 eo
rart.rs. an TRADE % ~ '+
PIANOS yer on Tor cash OF psfEe-i- A"O' ''
| FCRfF Co. No . t~st tvgftreuih-,,
UPRIGHT PlANOS-Large and supcrs'T -
.arin.pt FOR sALE or RIA g. az OtfEltK SoN ~, Nan"
! fsetgrsfs. - Nes I3hs- be'"e'A ''1 -NI o'u ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-30
COTTON MARkRTS.

G.tvr.ror March quiet Midhng * 2c Low MID
Ordinary l844 net receipts 800 JAei eipefs
Great 354l cO4si~e - bae' sales 90 bales
% 90 nses
63l bales sales 100 baes st 1ozI
b0Rpo1K NreB 2g-Coton quiet: nddhng l6isal6sc' net
r.oea. 42H exorts 2lIJ DAesi sAeS 4uV
Be store $1,000 bA-S
20 Cotton tn adhnH - &c e'eoep"'
2l4 bA--. ssrs har-: 2.uZl bales 80
AueusTA Il and steady, hioolnT sc
Lo- ndad-g 10 God Or-lAA Il ~ De' @ pis 900 O~ss
n
BAITfNoKr March % Cotton firm; Niddhng l6RDIb'S
Low hdoirg IGsc Good OrIInary los receipts j.
$50 bales sales 20 b~les snneIs .
bales stoct. 2i.Z2l bales ,s;s
MACH 2l-C0;ton eady IN moderate aensndi MD
loo. $50 Shipments OO4 OAesi sales
LOO baes slocE 81 Boo bales
sky4Jgl t.v. Marc %. quiet ard trm noahnE Zoe
AdIufg ft'tIDS - -
bale sos Exports to Great britain 10 Dtes 10
T7hce he Csl'IneBt, ZltD bales 70 70 N
1850 be eoss;wS, 5OJJ bses sales 4|oO o-leS ''o'
YtJ.74O bele
sAvAsSAH March % steady; hcding' Sc Low MD
chhg % nei reeepts 800 bAsf
Couincr bales; cstse 80 bales SAFES hhce AHs
400 bs Z. sfoc 4s.Oi2 bales
NosuE Marc 20 { ton quiet firm Mddhng. l5e4c Low
Aiddhng tr: Ordinary, 4t2c net rrep iS4 psi
sales 700 bales siock Az Jo
CHAELEsTov March 20 Cotton steady; Sodng LOG. t
ktdnRg 1884, l5sfr GoO1 OrtnarT l4fo l5 ne IeeVls
goes 1872 la coEsIwse b5o bales 'aes 'Vc
PsiL1psIpsII asrcn 2DCoitor due Mddhug lGsie' Lew
h4oLHz lg Good OruinsD - ~ net Ie'e's 4oA '-e''
ST. LouIs 8sren 29Cottor steady Kidding 1919 gross re-
eeipta. oil bales 3s2 bales sioek q ~ n@
CscIxNAr March 23ottOn duei Mdrng lBc let reeeipts
6O sgmrlls 300 bales; spinnoTs hsies 4uO oA's oA
10 O4l hai~t
LovIsnLLs March 29-Cot,on srm MiiannE. l5'sal5Asc
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,..,-,a.v oi.- Is hesA-69 81
lrrps 81 All WeeAawsen None
sale alive Drd depressed snd closed Of 81
plso y n for CITY.
htrh % SHEsr Moderately setve and arn
head ~ 81 5UGSS for PennsvSsma and
Re,rn ~ - as7 os sOoI, anu 59Ge u
t.nmor, Guihts.
sEsEr ia lar aea,na 5000 a,.d were sold at Oh 87a.c
tr1ss. Is - go ~
HOES fIsJ 4OoO we're sOla at sl2 SsI2 10 100
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SoIsi5.

GROVE HOUSE. IA, 17G, 17s Bleecker-st..
nee Fr- rolms sith excellent table or ihhes an
81. o. 80 go -. III 500 lti ea-.
gpVING HOUSE, European plan, Br0adWdy
= ana '"'"''.'' " GhO p HARLOW. Proprietor.
EHPIROROIGH HOUSE, 3stn-st. and 9Th
IW- nm -Anelcaa pan three tat suiles Fiealt one
ftr giniows lr,t fDor, tso as1 .rifOo4 e"-N0''
ing: Al. fron with southern exposure
gI,IIF latest and most approved methods of
i.t.rnuinr the Barihs lh- run u =. ~
ana Il..r.tra 10 rHg 1RlBuaA EXTRA no -. P.a'As Ha
Isa. 70 osatS
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sdplnqs DInhs
Cnanrrs Ior puslncs5 ttien

QnGnIe5 Tor Dn5lHcs5 1lItH
prick WORKS for SALE or to ktNI al low
ID &C ,re mas. OF bnck eis' Eater s p,
- e York C!tT Ill hours Aaofe~ p'A -''''
OMre. Pb. ldriPha, Pom.
BUSINESS OPPORIUNIIlEs,-Ihosee. de de-
ID rg busiDes he suited Sh'al y II
irp ~ HINT s HAYNES. Fusucai abi basnfss D'V'' "
TTIaT0RY For SALE.-Alust be sold TO
s r,sL snai saouat easa 6alsoet on pom @l 49,
- 20, tb,e4 or I've resu !olI rli "al ~.
-, l1iug 100 front. tso stories MN D.'A ~ 80
5J.Ioysr euire. 40 horsf boiler 10 pef'' ''u
s,i,ag dsah-l 2JlLJ. EIsr.. PLACER NDie" ,""s4 81
49, ID ,sbe Got lJUE lol Nf irL 80 ~ 49,. ,,c, ID.
~ ;s.o,stey on nue of ahal ADD eniifi Los '''" m
:, ~ CIo.L.us MS a.rs .a4 as rt,i OBJ s"' II ro.
g. On Flushing Bss. lnbof ztt possession y u' "a
T. ~ r1e, rapainr Astoria and ianrn m. -
~ ~ ~ g,od lg he o. Fefd D" 10Y - ,i
Ya,t nv girbi r.aer OF thriving ''s' j." b'' III
r. v..r .lLe !4L.llf. LDcitl
h,s, and = No. Al e. =. uIrlutOCh he- i'''~'s 49,
ap,r.r, 10 go Thirc.aVe.. e0rttf l~enlt--i."''.
DAKTNER VAN ILD-Nl,h cly,yW y. 20 F. ',,,,o'
c.nt, 10 eyf@Ga aTrsdr esishis e. h'."a
,,5ns xsnut a,h Gbitcnooi and OHff hos q" l"Ii"
49,. a. sud i,r three noalAs eos1 araL h"c AilI
=, 'e In tbe pufslHse tiDurr sHd Atom y Pt sI Iu,.
" pol, 6fa HUET HAih4h. HaantA' aHu JUN
rels Brokers. 1914 bIeAds1
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flndnrlai.

Gas STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
GEoRGE u. rRENIIss. Room 80 No 50 Bro.d--
Nj ARIPOSA LAND AND MINING COM
- holding Certificates OF the Preferred
notice th, Of 81 Or share b.. been ysd srs5e
oT y. ' S AsT I1 s7S st me PdPe'a 0aos in san Francisco
'hs esrtse;'e; shsn SMITH Gs.i sscI
jour ASD CHICAGO R4ILRo'D CoHrlSI,
Sr ErARIs HP'icf Cnc. 900 ~ March 90 io75t
- STOCKHOLDERS 81 be JOLIET suo CHICAGO RAILROAD
for ere f af5Si 1as b ri s1 and Gs Of ] cS%
Sef suS e as MA, Ne presented WI be ad eae oGco
M n. ,..i Re IN asy 4 Aptasii :. = oel,et
AMI re0ps~ed io' H'as'r' gu the 9th Sev q APrl nsI
c"e''o ''D ALTON oAP Coz cs45s 90 Sr'S.5s
NOTICE to STOCKHOLDERS and BOND
nolprRS Of tie cHiciG0 sad AIT0S RAILROAD SoMPiSY
are aesoy noiss a. The Aongs Aeug Of SAID Company for the
sson o. sach oher business be be hed
Once Of the tompa' in C4ego Illinois, IONDAi the Ola day
NE lusiel noos. Vi. Be c .i Of business hours on
Aofi .-' - IaRalBRE se,srS ~
Now Is THE OPPORTUNITY FOR PER-
~ SONS OF LARGE ASD SMALL MEANS TO INVEST
Tie Lsl POINI nANuFA CURING CONPASY organized xb
eIae Elr OF OF Ubs the Uei
Sa . No0e pFsr '9e oil n saa 40 as'g9 naneseor
1Oo over The shares Te offered for sale sud esh
share & worth 500 100 slsre ct Worth 5000 Lei. VIII
ront no mills When t5e mills built The lot VI
much the hErss and The will double their
The hfst l1e Company 80 per
eitei q OK Hon John Mel b President Conps1v the
best references For further formation sdITess j D. NEIGH
or ilN!StrS On Co, AreEt, 30 BraadwaT. Neyiork.
DONDOUT AND CSWEGO RAILROAD
H COMPANY FIRST NJ RTGAGB BONDHOLDERS requested
the purchase property
bonds with The Formers Loan aud Trust Company before the 9TH Of
ANIL NkA lac sale viii eEe place on the l5'b April 1870
rINHE BONDHOLDERS OF the WEST WIS
CONSIN RAILWAY COMPANY requested cal
o6e COMPANY "a broadway
lhe proposed plan OF iundg tire Coupon recommended ~ the
Ger u BoIdhodets T. T. TROW BkibGF. Sec'r
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WHEREAS, By. the ClRCuIIs CQTRI Of

w Ne Ify11TGb SIAqFt0 70, 49, Eastern DISTRICT Of
soT n S rs Of H y TAAE Sp '7 %E3FFRy R%g
0 & .9S . S az o1 Ss s ' S 'f % on the b
spr vlv and Raro4i COMPANY should aouie,
detsd orecosei OF sn ron al equity redemption Of L. a
to ts norgags4 premises propc ana iisp.ss ana tl, Ar
obsss spDnes of ad ka"a Compln, 10 lad deeds o.
and rsgnsa Nsscr in sasfT me
amounts due b. $40 ,orun' 400 To aosa'e pong, an
h = Of an psrte, upoa IT, AMI
@ Ne sSi sTvsse c,ite 81 sale together vl,h
b. t-rns Thereof. ,ui tia: ta' be nc
..g ccurt. the s.d Ma,'r should execute deliver
.2s .a.ns deed Or aeee 70, me sane free and a.
cutsuoe All .nA ia SRI Maer should ol 'he "1o d SAL
expt ~t par AID con9eel herewith 'es'"a
town Of CanSen and RIVER mat b. oaa be ~
sell seVarsey ths Dat o sa od bed and PC, con-
aad he NsOun RIVER as pds Taq. rolling So 10 'es
hghs haoeI hsfeicr and laI lloa .o ale o. '' r 5 @
chaser o. ne sun u ~ s-s' !" 'ee-t ' . art, @
VIA r,ed ne @ ,oat sui nat he
q two huncrl ,lor.snl dorrs 10 c n, the eI'a1 '74
dewey o. bond srenbeore specified on ne aryer,
the b,lascs OF the sun Did ,Aoo a. suai's, me par
b the i Cop1 ana if said rurrl assr mai Do boad Or lien
o4 Ar mi nous DO defs then md n tl
vent oui aid be should eas1 @ sun @
wS II . se wLc ma be h. he then oad die 50
be 0th rr
st msy pa tue o"ao4 cf represented
~ ,--, s-.---.
NV bv virtue pursuance - the said 0ece Joseph Snpea
~ Master Clspc,v Of Cont vii sell a qnhi ucon 70
the gh BIDDER =. Of the Cont honse OF 81
LOUIS the Cy o. s. Lo, 10 the si % houtl ..
WEDyE DAY the l4 Ap1 D., 1870 eteen the h0as
Of ten o'clock and three IN the afternoon
rorps1. is1chs's aud pru1rtF W-rhrt
win the rolling Mss-sp7 valley ei- All
w. Con0snv portion hereinafter mentioned hoh me
terms and conditions above re"iie decree s
sec,ua ia; pa; he Hspp Vstg ans ostf1 H. FsF ON
theesith virg vest wand rom the
San Of Canton tie said the NJ 'un XIV as
thereof Nli De
eouf 20 d., Of tIousn- dolgGs ~ cash or l
M al,uce OF hi, confirmation o. su sac e sAil
(ou1t-s. Lous. Mo-. Marca J. l51S. JOsEPh ShlFFhN
Tor the Eastern Di,tre. of Size .r.
Jn Pr CENT. GUARANTEED, FRS
Nv NOR GAGE LOANS inprovsi IOWA FAhMo Htef
rpces .nd tu information aoI icalc1 .
UNDERWOOD CLARK, MG'c'tD" Iowa
In PER CENT NEBRASKA AND IOWA
~ s. OOL BOSDSI1ieresi prime pal PAYABLE % evi k
most ~ "A LII
BELOW PAR AE4HJl. -' j ~ y -. - 49,
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UlDloEilO Scllcfs.


Oyy,cx CENTRAL RAILROAD Co. Nsw-lERsgI
10 Lberty-st NEv- YORK. March 30 lsl5
nNIDEND. The usual = AZ ~ FL Eh Nh.
AZ e declared PAYABLE rUEoDAl A,nI 20 ae1' al in'
re- aus,,r books VII e ,os.d q, 81 20 Tg[s'y
OTTIcT ~ P4sA-A HNl.,AD CosrASy
81 NAiL-ST. NtW-lotN, hsI' l. -. a.
DINIDLND.-The Board
= al Directors day deca ed tne osaai VtAH nh
DEMO Or THREE o. PER Chat o Toe Tire oait tsdoS 81,
he ID Ga, Of n,rr Boo.s "" b. 10 .l 5l 'A -ei
sool Of he.s recpened on the MORN o. Nv
TYTHF COUPONS of the FIRST MORTGAGE
BOSDs O. s1e So rHEEN IAolo AA'L"oa, ~. AT,
PAM No Nassau and j Pae-'tN ScTiorh ~ D. y o
o,,,cv nv -rv Vor,rv .yD TExAs CYsrIAL RAlWsI co.,
81 tLl.sI.. nav OILS. dalcl ~ 40' D. -
THE COUPONS due 1st April 100 on 6ON-
Il soLipAlhD D''D IS NJ ROE Fnsrcg Astnt
DELAWARE, LAcKAwASSA ANp WssIfhS "a Ai143AO
THE usual QUARTERLY DIV lDLND, OF
Tso and per viii be paii hy ib, 'errgn5 Apr ~
Transfer boOks close March 3 Ipa q,2 Api fSs r-au-e
TTVEF col PONS of the FIRST MORTGAGE
RnyDs Of the CENTRAL PACIFIC hAiLk az C13hrANi
sAN JOAQUIN VALLEY Bran IT, Sas AyL rt n. q, The
"ESTRHL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY LAND hOSo Ds. ore
ADnIl vi be Para s4s At one q
ATLANTIC PACFc RAILROAD 'o IEkAsehtE' ~
BFosdst NEW. 9kk ,iAI,I ~ ,, ~ - , - 7,
BONDS PACIFIC RAiGAD loi ,, AN nc And
PACIfIC EAlLhoAD cLSToS B. FlSK Treasurer.
4TIs7I7 fAcIyle r. 1Got nc. coA p 575
yr,tIr RFGTTI'AR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
Of ONR AND QUARTER PIN CLAi on 'ss I's "a Of
81 The tCfFTC RAILROAD iof N.,ogrl WI p Hst ~ ,r
me A. H11 20 TO to etoebair record Avn The '-sn
eooks VII be closed al the cose 9 business Oh Ar'
closed unit the morning o. A'l' CLINTON FISK Treasurer
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Chances for Business Meu.

PARE CHANCE for person of total absti
peace pnnope, and tesohabe dsOsncu, hsvrs $1,000 IA
sJuVO invest pGJshHy business with prospect
becoming seEsra Address
q WOOD. Ss-brrgs. n Y.
&S lNuADDTTl0NALC CAPITAL required
WcsOOO an old estsbfhed AID TO- sbict security
vi De Nyen rroh' 81 500 ene-haf viii b.
for to Folio GO HUST HAIhhs Financial
Business Broker. 49, BrosdssV.
WHO are the true KINGS of BUSINESS T.
w Read JANIS PARTONS lecture TuB TRIBUNE EXTRA
No. ~ IN which described PAnpBe Edo 20
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bonro 1no Boone
Below Fourteenth-st.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEW
~ YORK rRlB M WILL BIZ RICE I'D At rlIH UPTOWN
O-FCkH. Nos - IT, West TnTtvseoose-sI so, W ~
1geps thrt. sos 1hirtss. Thuvfoar:hst al the
HARLEM OPICk No. Isl ThrsVc. one saaarrd,Rl-
our-,t Harlem StvGr Bach 3loi8g an3 I've BROOM
LYS BRANCH OFFICE No. 3-3 wasb.ngOa-sL lie
PSslOnes, 10 ,. N regHisS oaee
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Gouarrnersnlp Notlfss.

nuarInersniu Notlres.
NOTICE.-The PARTNERSHIP heretofore
sng o@tsr@n the psrtnrrhp II
IOA ARD WAIEs, this dy Dissolved Oy nata
LFRbp " SPEAR authorized collect The isbs and
- nm The business partnership and aud
~. ,,r nam. No Humiliation. ALFRBD ". SPEAR.
~ ~ STEPHEN p YARD,
Z. WATERS.
New York Marb 81 1873.
THE firm of Romans K Lennon is this day
dissolved Either u the late nm VI" aen IN
't'- ~ T. &. HOMANs w. LENNON.
= eoninre he
S.w-yors march y 1870. T.. &. ROMANS.
irrarl have this formed Copsrtnefship TIE irn
name o Lennon Transaction u Sioc1 tommis
'- WN LENNON, y 4. DuNHAM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-30

TINHE DEFERRED ANNUAL MEETING Of
The stockholders OF iae Hrsou Propeller Con- viii be
Office u M1rcen Worss. New-York CIV
TUESDAY Ap -, 81 Ococ4 .. or'er q The Board Of
Directors r. BIERSTADT sccre .sry
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PR.L.DgLPHlA. hsrcn 10. 1873.
THE Annual Election for 10 DIRECTORS of

Il this ,ampauy p ~ oed or >DAI Atct - $50 ~ he
Office the CompauT 40 2}j south PM
The polls viii be open 10 ocor4 unu 0eocs
hun 80 days preceding the dSy Of
election all enH.e the holder holders thereof 10
HOSE PHI LESLEY. Secretary
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Cumberland County Agricultural
Society.

NyHE annual meeting of the Cumberland County
Il Agricultural Society will be held in the Recep-
ton Room. City Building, Portland, on THURS
DAY, JAN 7, 1875, at II A. NJ, for the election OF
officers and the transaction Of any other business
that may properly come before the meeting The
members of said society will take due notice thereof
and govern themselves accordingly.
SAMUEL DINGLEY, Sec'y.
Sebago Lake, Dec. 49, 1874 dec29d&wtd
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middle of long seam. At the silence that
followed the opening of the door, she looked
up, saw Mr.. Messeps recoiling, her sisters
''struck" face, Matilda's malicious eye, the
embarrassment of the other girls, compre-
Blended it on the instant, and came forward.
'Yes," she said, sit is true. We live in
this room. We are only allowed the use of
the parlor by our landlady, who desires it
should be supposed there is but one family in
her house; and we earn our living by this
sewing. But we are very glad to see you:
Harriet dear, give them chairs. You will
excuse me; this is my sisters company-night,
for we do everything on system. You see,
we have but one dress between us, and can
not afford both of lis to lose an evening
What you are going? oh, no excuses, beg !!
Come again. Good nightp'
Then courtesy down to the ground that
would have been worthy of an empress.
What happened next! Did she faint! Did
she cry? No one ever knew. In another
week their apartments were vacant. No one
knew where they went. In a month from
that date Mr.. Messeps and Miss Molbot were
acknowledgement. She had won the race
by pair of velveteen boots.
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ANNUAL MEETINGS.
BLANCHARD BOILER co.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

HyHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders OF the
IL Blanchard Boiler Company, will be held at the
Company's Office No. Portland Pier in said Portland,
on TUESDAY, the fifth day OF January, 1875, at 10
MICAH SAMPSON,
decl4d3v Clerk and Treasurer.
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Eagle Sugar Refinipg Co

HyHE stockholders Of this Company are hereby no.
tilted that the annual meeting for choice of Di
rectors and the transaction of other business legally
brought before them, will be held at the Refinery
office on TUESDAY, the 18th day ot-January, 1875,
at o'clock p. NJ.
deoQ dtd
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POETRY.
The AlchemiSt.
By j. T. ID.

gaze upon the midnight sky,
The flmy stars; the drifting wrack.
hear the mournful breezes sigh
Amid the tree-tops bare and black;
Aud sadly muse on the passing year,
The swiftly passing year.
And, thus, my thoughts take shadowy form,-
The Year is.old; his locks are white;
Ger embers erewhile red and warm,
A crucible he clutches Tight
Therein were our treasures cast, old Year,
Our golden hopes, old Year.
To his glowing crucible we brought
An ar2osy Of cherished pelf:
Desires by strong ambition wrought;
The gauds Of pride; the love ofself;
We gave to thee all our wealth, old Year,
Our selfish wealth, old Year.
For these we fondly hoped to gain,-
TRANSMITTED by potential arts
The jewel, happiness, in vain
Sought by mankind in worldly mars:
But our treasures turned to dross old Year,
To worthless dross, old Year.
He conjured visions Of lands and gold;
Visions of triumph and Of power;
A thousand pictures OF joys untold,
To make more bright LIES summer hour
They were but Visions alas old Year,
But idle dreams, old Year.
Over his crucible, wan and pale,
He bends like one ENROLLED in dreams;
Nor marks the shadows fill the vale
And quench the poplar's frigid CLEANS;
Thy labor is almost done, old Year;
Thy heavy task, old Year.
Over his crucible he bends
The fire Is out; his life has sped;
Yet making all the world his friends,
A youth rekindles the embers dead,
And asks for our favors, the bright New Year,
The fattering, gay, New Year.
To his alembic shall be brought,
Though small the store, an offering new;
Resolves which duty strong, hath wrought;
Weakness and love, those jewels true;
To thee we will bring them all New Year;
Our souls best wealth, New Year.
Then welcome, fattering Year, in dreams
We kiss thy garments 'broidered hem:
For in thy bright alembic CLEANS
Even happiness, that long sought gem:
The guerdon Of duty, bright New Year;
Which all may win, New Year.