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pend less upon themselves and more upon the e.ste
the country may become entangled In network Oh
State regulations; individual liberty may oe
cline; and as IL declines, Socialistc demands
for State interference will advance with sure and seady
steps-A curious article IN this number, by james
sully ON "Civiization and Noise" (uo reference to
elevated raway treats Of the nuisance Of supernuous
noise in populOus localities, Offering some suggestions as
TO the means for its abatement
HoughtOn, OsgOOd, & Co. have published
a. edition of The Goethe Gallery from the original draw
ings OF Kaubach, containing illustrations OF dinereht
scenes and characters the writings Of Goethe together
with explanatory notices and extracts from the text,
forming an appropriate Christmas git-book, especially
for the lovers of German poetry and the German poet
The Hand Book of NarSing, published by D.
b. LippncOtt Co., has been prepared under the dree-
ton of the Connecticut Training School for Nurses ana
is intended for family and general as guide to the
practical management of tho sickrOOm and the treat
ment Of the patient. 1t contains summary OF dlrec-
tons dictated by experience and common sense, anu
may be consulted to advantage In connection WIN
Florence Nightngaes admirable work on the same sub
ject The volume is introduced with highly conmen-
datory notices by President Porter and President
WoOlsey.
The volume of poems entitled Apple Bios
sons by Elaine GOodae and Dora Read Goodale puD-
lished by G. p Putnau' Sons, Is remarkable as bpeO
ofjuvene precOcity, and will be read with curious
interest by many who Indifferent TO poetry In gen
eral. They were written by young girls Of the age
OF twelve and fifteen respectively, the earliest poems III
each case being written the of nine years. and the
remainder the order in which they are printed le
command both Of poetic feeling and of poetic dicuon
which they evncc is certainly not often aqualed III the
records juvenile literature but tLoy bctraY few signs
Of the conscious imitation OF elder masters and seem 10
have sprung up from hidden sources as spontaneously
the springs of water In tncir native meadows IheE
arc the products of country farmhouse and while they
are precious TO the family circle than rpeneu
fruits golden grain, they present tender appeal 10
the sympathies of larger public. The apology OF Tue
parental heart to speak, for presenting them to the
public eye graceful and tOuchng "Ihese verses are
the almost unconscious outflow otwO simple, wholesome
lives, in their earliest youth. Yet they arc bet
apple blossoms the delicate Garlauds with which New
England orchards wake in lovencss. II now, willing
to share them with other kindly hearts that love true
and simple things, we find that we have offered 100
slight bouquet in the marketpaces, we shall await
with patience the frutage of the coming year."
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between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

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Philadelphia two iu New.YOrk.
Double Track the Improved Equipment and the Fastest
Time consistent with absolute safety
On and after November 10, 1873.
Express Trains leave NewYOrk VIA Desbrosses and Court
land Street Ferries, as follows
1870, 1880, 500 90 limited) ii A. m; J. a. o. 0, $780,
$3.50 and 10 ,. Sunday, 43O aud a. M. ., y, 1880,
$50 and 10 p.
Boats OF BROOKLYN Annex" connect with all through
Jersey City anOng speedy and direct transfer
for Brooklyn travel, $500
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 1901. 345, $685. T.
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Al and brooklyn Annex Depot foot OF FultOns Brooklyn
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n. sunday. 600 a. IN and lOlO p m From Philadelphia,
Dos ESQ GAO 1910 1880 q $50 4:JO, G.2O $50 and
IOIOp NJ sunday 5O5, $780, I04O, 1880 a G:2O 1910
y. IN. .., NJ, t,..,.,.-..- -
and foot of Deshrosses COrtandt sts No Court 81 and
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ia rs and IS HudsUnst, HObOken Depot Jersey City;
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BATTLES OF AMERICA BY SEA AND LAND. By JOHN
LAIRD WILSON. 4to, PIP 976. James = Virtue.
The history of the Civil War i'll its military
aspects here related in copious narratives OF the
principal battles by land and sea, with Biographical
sketches Of naval and military commanders In prepar
ing work. the sutho- has aimed at presenting con-
tinuous comprehensive account covering the entire
scene OF hostile operations without the political discus
sons and statements of principles which necessarily oc
eupy large space in the general history Of the war
The different battles described with sufficient min
u,eness often with graphic effect but the narratives
not encunbered with superuOus details; while the author
freely expresses his opinion of the hostile movements
awarding degree Of praise blame to the command
ers which, in his yiew required by Just principles OF
military criticism. His verdicts of course, will not
meet with universal acceptance FROM the readers Of the
work. there evidence that he has been swaycd
by favor prejudice in the formation Of his Judgments
In collecting his materials he mas made use of the high
est authorities including private documents and letters
Of various kinds and the best works of previous writer's
on the subject.
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sERMoHTsR FREAGHEP sd ~ E 1 S6KGHR 9
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for the almost exclusive assiduy with which he de-
voted himself 10 the duties Of his pastoral charge.
Born in country village Of Worcester County
he received his early education al Leicester
Academy and Harvard College where the racy orlsh-
aty Of his intellect, and the catholic comprehensive
ness OF bis tastes gave promise OF eminent huhcuon
In the field OF letters HIS talent for composition was
NO striking than his power expression. There was
certain cordial frnkuess his manner, both Of writing
and Of speaking, morning freshness OF thought ana Illus
tratOR, aud grave but not austere ealneS'hess oi
conviction which soon pointed him out as young man
OF peculiar genius whose future career was the SUBJECT
Of brilliant ancpations Upon taking charge OF one OF
the Oldest and prominent congregational Churches
of New-Eugaud his energy and zeal we're entirely ADJ
sOrbed the Characteristic duties OF his new POSITION his
literary ambition appears TO have faded away range
OF his studies mostly restricted 10 the sphere O LIS
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orator he prepared books he contributed ttie
ANYTHING TO the periodicals Of the day lie aOstaned
from engagements foreign to his profession he devoted
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parish; the pulpit was his throne; the sabhath
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ton of his people in holiness and good works the
copsecated purpose Of his life. The fruits OF his su
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AMERICAN LAW. BY FRANCIS HIILIARD. VOL II. vo,
pp All Ward & PelOubet
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the principles definitions stated in the text.
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= congratulate that what seemed at the out
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can say frankly after years reading that read your
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There can be but opinion the vsuc OF THE
Magazine OF American History Many Of The Original papers
A. contains are great interest and rs department
documents preserved and made accessible curious
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Inc know for keeping coUTdHt OF COntem
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD. =
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$3.50 M, daiytor EastOn, Allentown and Harrisburgh'
10 lOCa points see time taOes ~
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NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave Red Bank Long BraLUh ocean Grove
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Stages connect NataWan station toand rom hEfPOhl'
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
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References Mi D Huntington. Mr VIM. Hart, Mr. james
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