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t0lanttO- nlalts.

A GENTS wanted In town and country to sell our
n pure Teas to families. hotc and large con .umers
THa Wills Isl TEX CoMPXSY. e6i Fulton st.. Between
Church and Greenwich sts., New YORK.
A BOl wanted In hara are store who spcak Ger.
dress in own hands ritlng HARDWARE. II 4t6N
A AGENTS la Bastie elias. Lamp Camneysi no
''n'i E SH'Pf NoSvEETYY Co. 500 nro.dw,y
Agents wanted city and country. to sell tea. to
msn. cXsf0S FIX co.. Soi las cssmS ss,,S' H'"''
A GENTS can make go to 500 oaiy selling our new
n me Allic snow cards. something entirely new. Call
AGENTS maze SIS daily settling Amcry's Centen.
n NAL Show Cards ilts BoNcry. over the olrd store
SHOEMAKER wanted at . Dennet pl,cc and
~ LuGurr st. between Court and Smith ste. Brooklyn.
10, to rl g,.eSsd novsg; ssS y
noY to drve Address yin , ca, 7,s %cr
N Newark. Nj. W. f. THORNTON.
A FIRsT-CLASS bread aud CAKE baker wanted.
CIACH PAIS1ER.-A thorough workma, and
cry, from ~ to O'clock
I,LOOkMAN n r,eshoer wanted TO go short dii.
Il tsnce IN the country ABBY At $40 9Th A.
FtomTyn '''oF' wanted at 'oa East 18th st. Come
coon GoRDoN FEEDER, wages ESo. lao
~ Court St.. BrouNyn.
=
N tie very oe't. q for 81 51l Broadway.
OvERLO0kER on vests wanted,
i CON st.. Hoboken. n. j.
PANTs rREs-MEN ~an Nsr;Sco,, nv.
SnOtMaKEu and operator. wanted on chi.
- dren'. turned ,hoes. a9s Las 80 1t.
Pp y S Hn school Straps sIpd 'GSf5i pre-
w man n.ca 70 the awning business. one wiling IN, to
sv. boIseen ieo,h and isist sts, Harlem
70 WALDEN.
XVANTED-oneg good square can sold-rer on double
ply corner VI Washington And Bay 81 icrseS cJTv
WANTED 4 tholie son.lrmaS Of sSoa .aere..
week. Apply after " THos. KELLY. II Barclay It..
WANTED-some nrst-class .ae'men TO take orders
w IN this city for QUAKER cleaner also general
agent for BROOKLYN. Grc'n~ich Mfg co. "a Rcade st.
XVANTED-A nrN class ,triper and nnisher on
to carriage DtaxRlsf CO.. sss sP'
Il Ss sGd IL FL corner t2a so lola al. AG
Greene st' Jersey ely.
XVANIED-A good carnage trimmer to gn to Long
W nranch, y }. Apply al " Bosery. between ~ and
o'clock TN. DAY.
w bushes. vorS preferred GEo VALE 7os Htl4n NJ
Tic av.. Br oAlTn.
w ANrED-lmmediatelY three ronfcrs ana cornice
w makers. Apply to u. 5. WASHBUEN q SONS
Yorker. n. Y.
WANTED Nailrrs and pastors for cigar boxes .
w good wnrkmen may apply at 32J East I'D ct. CITY
WANTED a 20 salesmani one suitable for
w reiuYlnadr c thing lnqulre In ttore 800 sth av
WANTED-A carriage rubb =, a. e9g East p. t st.
w EDWARD WILLIS.
WANrEpTr Men t. S scn ce9qleriq,! bank Note
w 1877 EanK ~.
WANTLD Good workmcn On turn cacksi steady
w work 20 the rigt m'n. 265 l.ivingtOn 81.
WANTED single man 10 drive fnrliture truck O.
w per week and BOARD. 2J2 East i2l 4.
WANTED A carriage striper. Apply at O5b Broad
w way, Brooklyn. near Dekalb av.
NOIN Nc: men to learn telegraphyi penn nent post
Il uons; good salaries ~hen qualified. Telegraph In
strur ton Co.. 81 ParK row, opposite Post Once
IN PLASTERERS nted. Apply at Madison
OV ay, between 9Th ami 2Stn sts. new buildings.
SO ROOFERs wanted to-day painters wanted. 3
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0ianitO- --tnmirs.
A GRAND OppOnTINiTy-

A GRAND o.PrPoRTI NiTY;-Nsw" sewing ma
S i've ny p' t s ar i N go
d. ior nye years cash p,i for WORK ,des taught 70
Co., d1l and 653 sth ay.
At MORI~ON's rrs'-class servants Office, corner
~ llth 81. aud dth ava nrstclass cook for private
with lady also otter resp.ct,he girls ior bes, staA
lions. Noticr this Adires, particularly
4 ETilisICiAh tLoWSEms; - Wanted god
~ stairs.
A -cWANTED, erst-elass operators on Wilcox
- ''''' j. @'GiiSnoLM Is Mercer st.
A I,pOME-llC.. singers, Mnseler 4 w!lsog'..
SO. 1873 Canal A.
RTIFIClAL FLOW Frs. Wanted good bios
FIN Az "'''' '' 10 -"4 i" ''1'"''' ''''"
A COUPLE Of gins wanted Tor private fam ~. cook
AID nouseAorA. &c, frote'tants. lnq4ire at 1873
BOARD and hons n the country given to womin
ID who viii wet nurse poor womau's baby through
tie summer. Apply 90 West i5th St. iovcr door
RLTroSh3Lk WsSgs' %, o. aHs custom snT.. 4
vi l4msDurgh.
CHIP ana tape sewers. over blocks ,.rady WORK at
- good prices GEO, W. CLAtLlN. 5S3 81 oadway
IRONER-. Flrstclass shit iroHer, none others
L Eagle Laundry, 200 Mrrcerst
II EEP'- CUSTOM SHIFTS, made TO me- sure,
IL The very best 6ioi 60 81 BrcaGwt.
sqgn opfI@ 5n 'pt masfai
NPER iTOKS on suits and pressers wanted. APP
- ~ - ' JAMES i STEVENS, sap,.
nPER ATOR- wanted on the French oyer,s,m
perienced hands only Nprly AZ SO Greene St
NPERAIORS on coats and waists also learners
~ work afer learning. l55 West 6dthst.
DRES~ERS Wanted on alpaca coats. Apply at 1903
Il south lst st. Wliamsbursh.
RESPECTABLE women with 81 can earn good
HI living by selling TO hOusekeepers superior article
At factory AS West st. corner Bank, hrst moor
SEWING MACHINES.-.wheeler& Wilson's rent.
6o. wesd Sn oner hIst esss mac ines
t2n to $50 warranted perfect, any new machine
T. a. MAcAULAY, 81 BlsecKer st,
SEWING MACHINES rented, cold grsaI bar.
repaired
SEwING MACHINES, Al kinds: hall prizes
" 4rrantedi I'D m ,hines renaired bSi Hudson a
between llth ana Bank sts.
IrP-TOWN ADVERrISERs
May leave their fayors for TnE Sun At the only
Ru,,hn,I.,,Eu up.lown advertisement onlces,
30S Nest III St, opposite Grand opcrs House, and
N2. 100 50 az corner OF attn st., until sP VI,
WANTED ny whoever IN small, pisin Amer.
,Saob ,e1 an family nc9 'idy American woman v
ene ages % 20 Rh 80 as housekeeper to lake the
must DO person Of good character and excellent prn.
cPlrs, a gooh plaln COOK, and baker. Address JOHN
lars wages expected, &C.
WANTED Immediately few young ladies to sell
commission business; no Nassau ST. room 8. Apply
batween . A. NJ. and +. NJ
WANTED Experienced hands for wrappers snd
s sns iios a. ALNEEs sa DOHs between Prince
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1ottttlts.

SECOND LOUISIANA GOiD NJ Ihl"''
- TlON, at NeW Orleans, Apri tl $50.
Capita Prize ti1IIN"-
$3.50 Prizes, Amounting TO t'li''A
All paid IA Gpli.
Only 10000 tlcNrtu II - eacn' cN''..'
Ieuths and twcutlrtls Zoo pr rn DIT. ,
For Information. circular. &c, Al ir. So No o.
No postpOncmeuts. MlliIAN~ON& g. D . lN -.
r. v, boz 5000 81 Br1aIAly g. 1ln~~
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Sailing from Pier A. y. r., loot OF Barrow Il.
AMEklQu q, PAM IL, Tuesday, April is, I ! IN. .
ST. LAURENT, LacAesnig, Tuesday, April ~, a. I'm
FRANCE, Trudellr, Tuesday. May T.. NJ
Price OF passage In gold nrst cabin Quclu tng wiul
$40 and tllO, according TO accommodation. Srclu'
cana, s72 third, $40; fourth cabin and sleerasr ~
THIS Inc udes beddng, VINE anu all utensils superior
accommodation Al the above rate passengers are
booked to any railway station IN England without r11
charge.
10 Plymouth only. stecrage s2i.
Lou Is ID BEBIAN, Agent, Is nrD4lwiy
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PENNsYLVANIA KAIIt0AD.


AND UNITED STATE, MAIL ROUTE .
Streets Ferries, az tOl uNsi
fAurrts Tor HARRISBURG tspurgh,Nlc Wfl ana tll
with Pullman Pa ace cars Attlruei VIZ A d. % h'l
b;31 =. NJ. SUNDAY and S;il =, VI. .
tur WI lAm-nort And LprS Haven ~ Hfl = Va A.
$50 = NJ. For Cory anu trie $50 7. VI, c'u1' q.
at CORY for rtu'Sllie Petroleum Centre -4l "''
on Rel ne. g.,
For Bhdmore, wa,h nyton, aad the S am " o. IT.
Washington tx rrss OF Pun Itn fu.ur 40 -
except SUNDAY, $50 \. Nj itf .Nr NA,hl1ttIN 80,
l. y Regular $40 A M' AMI . ~ NJ. a'"'-'
ENpresa Tor Philaielplta. Z, 73o S.,' o.n A. w.
81, ilh, ., q :, $50, i. VI. ami 80 Dbl. I'D ~
q, !, $50, ana9 r. VI, Emigrau' aal 'aonI r.H'
For trans 10 NewRrk, Ellzabeth. Elrwar Nrl'.'' ny
Trenton, Feftl Amh'Y, FlrnII +ttu hr' |
other points, see local -cdrdu 70 AZ li il, ~
Trans arriNct from Pius1nrsh $40 4li ?. b, ,
and 9:.O =. VI. daiN, lpil 4. VI. aui iiI VI ..
except Monday. From Wisllsio4 .4ll Do ..Ds1
6.2O A. VI. 4.D5. bl1, and lo27 = NJ ,n 'n1
A. NJ. From lnla lrpaii $40, q 30, $500. ~ z
llil A. NJ. 2;l5, Do. ~, t.lV. filI - '.'f IN
J. VI. sHnda, $40, 90, C'' ll.'i l' ''"'
ana l027 r. VI. MANA.
Ticket onlccs rs anl aii Broliway Ayr
aud tont OF u "sJrlssrs aud t'f' 'alli -'' "a,
street, Bru9khni IA. ms, aud ny Hti''. '"
Token EmigrAnt tlcg't One, li, Ir d..
General Fas't. aef A'''-
FRANK THOMSON
General Manager.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. CAR
KfING UNITED STATES MAIL.
STEAMBOATS, ano RaiIroaoa

4 PEOPLES LINE steamboats, for Albany
n. Saratoga and TIE W ~ leave daily t~uudlys -
ceptedl atdP. NJ, Pier Al. N. H., foot OF Cana st
-KEGI LAR Catskl line Mp the crcc4 also
N .for StuyYrsant And INTERMEDIATE landings.
Steamer New Champion, from Canal s., Tues ltY,
Thurs 4ay, sud Saturday. steamer Nc Janus. NJ liAH
Medncsday. and FRIDAY, from Leroy -, T.. VI.
nID ESTABLISHED LINE for NiuyY
~ tAlSk llla AAl inirf'ue ila'r lndhE7 -i'h.lF
Andrew II rider .om FranAlin ~, .p.rr BOB l.r'l ~
1nursdAy, ami : ,tur lay steamer MoufJT MIu44h
"Wednesday. ard frli 3 T. VI.
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N,HI Gstrt,.

81 -
DDREsS o. vANDERHOvEN. Passaic, for
N pretty farm house, rooms, on Pas.ac riVeri 3
acres bar nne hcnnery and stables mic FROM Pas
sale depot; to for $500 Will sell for $4,000 For
sale pretty cottage hill at Passaic A0OO. only MALT
cash.
A FEW beautiful brick cottages on the souil side
N of h2j g., between Avs. and II. Boulevard. Tor
sale price 81 80 Any having $3.50 to 5000 BUY,
balance on mortgage. Call at 5jS, on the premises.
NOR SALE.-n500 will buy a splendid country
seat In Nrversink, N. j.. on easy terns Inquire on
the urcniscs Theodore Davis; or j; w. Cunning;
No. 40 Broadway, room 52i or Joseph W. DaYis' vi
East 10th NJ N. VI four acres.
NOR SALE-A rare chance, house, win corner
II lot stores, &c; all occupied for fi,3OO FOR
further partiCullra III on prclH - 40 drahAm hN,
cOrn'r Of Frost IT,, Brooklyn. r. u.
I7OR SALETo close an estate three cottages and
lot also four vacant lots adj ming In south Brnot-
lyn ut rates to suit the times. llJ DAVID, 81 Park
row. room 10.
OTIS tor sale 5000 to $500 coitagc houses, 900
4 TO f1fDOs t.rma very easy. JAMES MAbulhEt
Smith anl Atlantic avs, East Sew YORK.
go 0OO NEW twostory, basement, and sub
near Evergreen Nv, Brook yn.
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BANANA TRANSIT STEAMSHIP 60.

For SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. AND Pa.
CIFIs PORTS VIA ISrnMUS OF PANAMA.
Steamship Crescent City Will sail
THURSDAY. April 90. 1t T. NJ.
fr III Pier IL. y. T.. for Asplnw All.
connecting. via PNuAma ilrOud, at Panama
with nrst-class steamships for port, a, abOye.
WM P. CLYDE & Co,
6Blwlinr Grrnn.
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ID ED STAR LINE.-Appointcd TO carry the Be-.
III gan aud Culted Ststes Mails
The following steamer, 2rs ,s,IDg9.s9tcd to sAh

n :
The following steamers are appointed to san
FOR ANTWERP
From Phiadephia from New YORK.
Vrdcr and 81 heWlwOfth .....Aprl
NederlAnd. .........M 10 switzerland
FROM ANTWERP.
For Philadelphia. For New YORK
Na1erland ........ May Is KenIlworth ..... MAJ
PRICES OF PASSAGE IN CURRENCY.
First Cab ............s $40 second tbin. .... ~
SceraYc tickets to md from AL points the lowest
rates. Passenger accOmmO Iatons for all classes VA
surpassed.
For passage rates OF freight and other nfornAnon.
apply TO GEO. ". Cotton, ~ Broad st.. y. Y.
PkTER WRIGHT SONS, Generu Ag ats
3O1 Walnut St.. lnll ldclJ hiA
JOHN MCDONALD. Passenger Asclt,
Battery ulacH. NfN YORK.
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STArE IJNEOF STEAMERS

- 10 al. ASGOw, RELFAsi, aud LONDONDERRY
FROM Pier az y. X foot OF Cai.l II.
STATE or INDIANA, Thursday, Aprl6
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA. Thursday. Aprn -.
Saloon and cabin n-ssagcs Mt lowest rates.
AUSTIN BALDWIN \ co., Agents, ~ BroadwaY
stcerage once. Is Broadway
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.for SALE ano to GIT.

DvANrAGEOUSLY situated for Western
5,,'ss; opposite Eares Hotel that welknown resort
store and ioiis az siS ana cas Canal st. through 10
Walker s at extremely low races for nrstcass busi-
ness.
PHILIP NJ OAKLEY
PAYMENTS on Manhattan ST.. convenient to
j. R6MAiSE BROWN. icso broadway.
I,LOORs. tla SIS, aud SO water and es.' posses.
II SION before Mav 1. 2sl 7ih ST. near Az. u.
UIIAvE a choice ro0u nrst floor. for office or
now occupied ny A. W. Bartlett, boulevard amps In
day, IN building, %, "a, 90 ami 9 .6rc ~ good
light water, and water oscts on c1cI n99r heated
NFFlCEs TO LET in second story sun oudinz
~ front ana Tsar se light 4 All ',esm aes "a AZ
REfT Of .ud KBarTSc dsa
tanning all modcrn improvements. 80 to $50 per mo H.
st. on premises
STORE and basement with apartments at bargain.
RoMxiSS BEowN. i.2so Broadway.
STABLE TO LET, near Rutgers slip; IL stalls /;
- water, wagon rom; al other convenicnces. See
owner. 81 Rutgers st.
rT,O I.hT-In Newark. n. j.. Sstory aud basement
proyement, in perfect orier. containing 10 70 ms;
minutes walk from Morn, ana Essex dcpot cars
pnss TN dNurt good neiEhiprnnnlt price 700. IN
quire AZ ~ state st.. ~ WIN. ALLEN.
FuNO jewellers and silvcrsmiths ct Moor 25xi5
north light ana steam heal cor. Flu ton sud john
son Sta SOuid give l1rgc amount Of work To right
party. Apply to HART BROS. Fulton. cor. johnson
st.. BrooEyn.
rI,O LET-stors and apartments. corner of 18th
Il and Manhattan St. convenient 70 depot az bar
1880 Broadway.
rUNIIE STORE, 100 Nassau st. sun biliing to let.
i suitable Tor banking. Insurance, or general blsl-
meas; steam heated Apply at the sua PuJhcAtion
once. 100 Nassau A..
| fINO LRASR-o9 Vandsm at. near Hudson com
Il prses society rooms. large hal, &C. could he used
| for xht manufacturing business OLIVER. iG2 BVay
| rJNO LET Dwellings ana tenements aud store In
II Nanucwstcr st, also, store In Bleeckcr Vt.
j. lAULEhBkCk, ~ PARK row, room IL.
no LEA-EA mic. stab OF stalls; water In.
good nav of truck room In street. also. box stall
| No. 27i West l3th 81.
fINU I.ET-A store and basement ~ eos Hudson 4.
AM Nv OF the owner on tho second hDor between 10
| aud ~ A. NJ.
DAA EAST 18TH II. -Neat apartments cheap ;
Iva also two eligible stores.
ak TO ss5 PER MONTH for cottage
- - houses sui able for two famcs, is mi IItcs
| Uut Of tlWns fare ~ cents on Newark aid y. \.
f.Ar ad IN Jersey CITY location hralthy aud pleasant
| Inquire A. NOst Derg IA deppt, or Of -
% Nassau st. roo n IL.
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l. Csitoril,. Japan, chm, British columbia. So.
Sailing from Pier foot ~ Canal 81. Nprth river.
forsAN FRANCISCO via ISfhhUs OF Pan ANA
ACAPULCO ................S urday Apru Is. r. noon
Connecting for all Central American ami S)utl
Pac nc rts.
from SAN FRANCisCJ 70 JAPAN AND CHINA
GREAT RGPU ale $500. .................... MYI
FROM San FRANCISCO 10 VICTORIA PORr
TOWNSEND TACOMA. PORTLAND. sc. Sc.
On the iOth and 18th Of every mouth.
II. j. k(JLLAY Slprri1tenieut.
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8outs uno Sbu,s.

" \VAUKEhP HA SRA boot which shall be
w rr.ly help aud not. rs Is 100 often the case
hin9rlnce walkngTthls popular styls Of English
shoe for Hdies and gentlemen.
SAArRELL. 930 and 2il Atm ~.
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WANTED nrst. class miliner to one who IN.
w dsr4tands her business good SALARY viii be paid.
3. sQMMhRCH co. Apply only to-day. at 404
Broadway.
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gOst an0 NOnnO.
Slt, ann Gaps.

CO HATS. o. 90 especially nre D-rhysl, silx hats
CoO $3.50. worth ~. 10 New Church ST., up sialrs.
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llablit ilotltts.

SIXPENNY SAVINGS BANK.
- Broadway AMI Aston q ace EstAhiishcf 1853.
Open daily from 10 A. NJ. to SIP. NJ.
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"PIQuE" MATINEE SATURDAY, a, 100
- ibJh pc formanco Of fQUE" Friday April rs.
- MONDAY, April II. nrst arp ar nee u
MISS GEOIGlANA DREW.
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p. so. II. n, TIME TABLE.
EnfnFr EaaN
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
Guildhall.

Court adjourned Friday noon, having
been in session only three and one-half
days. The grand jury was in session
three days; bills of indictment were
found against the town of Maidstone for
neglect to build highway, and William
Shannon of Island Pond, for burglary /;
some other bills were found which it is
not deemed prudent to make public.
Shannon pleaded guilty of grand larceny
and was sentenced to States prison for
the term of two years and half. The
case, State VS.. Jabez, John and Cum
mings james of Victory, for assault and
battery, which was appealed from justice
trial, was tried and resulted in a verdict
of "not guilty. The only civil case tried
was S. A. Haines VS.. Josiah Grout, Jr.,
for negligence in taking judgment to Sc
cure mechanics lien. The jury were out
on this case for twenty-four hours and
failed to agree, standing six for plf. and
six for deft.
The publication of the list of awards
at the recent fair of the Coos and Essex
Agricultural Society is deferred until
next week, in order that all challenges
(if any are made,) may be heard by che
Directors ,and the Reports of the com
mittees revised accordingly. In our next
issue the list will be publish and the pay
ment of premiums will commence on the
first of October.
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Lunenburg.

huuSuDIrS.
The Railroad company have graded up
around the depot and are now building
cattle pens and wharfng for loading
lumber. At the end of the wharting
Frank Bell is going to erect store house
for his produce business.
Last Saturday night Asa Smith and
Peter Smith and son were fishing on
Meals pond, and when a pickeral bit Asa
made such a fuss that he capsized and all
hands went into the water. They were
unable to swim, but chung to the. boat till
a boy on shore got another boat and went
to their rescue. Young Smith was un.
conscious when he was got to the Shore
Union.
1t is very sickly in town at the present
time, several being down with the ty-
phoid dysentery.
The Lunenburg B. B. c. met the Green
Mountain B. B. G. of Dalton, N. H., on
the grounds of the latter, at Dalton, and
defeated them, with eight men, by the
following score:
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Dalton.

Dalton.
We are requested by a gentleman who
was a witness to the affair represented in
last weeks Republican as an hihuman
and murderous assault upon Ranodyne
Page, to contradict some of the state
ments made by the Republicans CORE
spondent. Our informant af1irms that
the assault was commenced by Page, and
that he was not so badly injured but that
he was about his business as usual the
same night.
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in 1885 was appointed Inspector Of Gus
toms, which Office he held for upwards of
twenty years. lie was State Senator
from 1874 to 1852, during a portion of
which time he served as Chairman of the
Committee on Military Affairs. For
many years he held the Office OF Deputy
COmmissary General Of New Hampshire;
for twenty years was Deputy Sheriff, and
was many times chosen one of the Sc
lSctmen of the town. He was father of
the late Col. Edward Cross of the New
Hampshire "Fighting Fifth," and who
was killed at the battle of Gettysburg.
He cast his first vote in Lancaster and
for sixty-one years never failed of cast
ing his vote, and always for the Demo-
cratic ticket At a meeting of North
Star Lodge, \. f. & A. NJ. held on the
9th inst, the following resolutions were
passed:
To the memory of Bro. and Comp. Eph-
rain Cross of Lancaster, n. H., who was
| born in Windham, Conn, February, 18th,
I 81 Il. Oltb9 was llilhldlOh ohIN lLNAAf ~
! L. 5Sl6, passed Sep. 10th, A. L. 5Sl6
and raised Dec. 23rd, A. l.. 5Sl7 in North
/ Star Lodge No. s. A. T. & a. NJ, was S.
w. of that Lodge for the years 1852 and
1858, and W. NJ. for the year 1854 and
departed this life Sep. 18th, A. L. 5S76 !;
/ the last of the original members of North
! Star Lodge.
"NOr deem that kindly nature did him wrong
Softly tn giSpDu0wp the vital cord.
| When his weak hands grew palsied, and his eye
Dark with the mist Of age-t was his time to
die"
Whereas, The Divine fiat that con-
! trolls the destiny of all that is mortal, has
again been sent forth to summons
another inhabitant of this earth to go
yonder to join with those who have
already passed that bourne from whence
no traveller returns, into the presence of
! that Omnipotent will that governs the
Celestial Lodge in the heaven of heavens,
severing all those brotherly and friendly
ties that have bound Bro. Cross to so
many hearts on this earth, Therefore
RESOLVED, That while all mortality is sub
ject to imperfection, we as Brethren of
the deceased will throw the mantle OF
Charity over the foibles of his past life,
and remembering his great attention to
Masonry, his love for his associates and
his earnest endeavors to promote Friend
ship Morality and Brotherly Love among
his Brethren and Companions, revere his
memory for the good he has done, and
his endeavors to fulfil his duty to God and
his fellow men.
ReSOlued, That we offer the afflicted
family of our Brother that sympathy that
is not of this world, but that which
cometh from loving hearts that look for
ward to a happy meeting with him who
has gone before, where Death comes not
and where sorrow is no more.
ReSolUed, That this expression Of oul
sentiments be entered upon the records
Of our Lodge, and a copy forwarded to
the family of our deceased Brother.
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Island Pond.
On Tuesday, Aug. 20, a stranger who
came into the village on the Canada ex-
press train, stopped at the Green Noun.
tain House and disappeared that evening,
leaving $40 overcoat and So valisc
with contents, &c. He was sick or mel
ancholy, but there was nothing singular
about his appearance. A bible found in
his valise contained the name of G. f.
Frazier. He was about So years old and
well dressed. 1t is supposed that he has
ma de away with himself.
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DOVER, n H., December 30, 1874.
heartily agree with the testimonies of Reys.
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Society,
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MANCHESTER, n. H., January 80, 1875.
l have received more benefit for dyspepsia in
the use of DR.. FrOsts Cough and Hum0r Cure
than all other medicines taken.
Rev, NAHUM BROOKS.
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LAKE VILLAGE, y. H., Oct, %, 1874.
DR.. Frost:-Dear Sr:-YOur Cough and HUI
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perfect regulator. REV. Ii, 5. AlMBALL.