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This valuable Journal has been published nineteen years, during a ll this time it has been the firm and steady advocate of the interests of the Inventor, Meolianio, Manufacturer, and Parmer, and the faithful obronioler of the pro gress ol 4&T, SCIENCE and INEU S T H y. The Scientific American is the largest, the on ly reliable, and most widely circulated jouanal of the kind now published in the United St’s. It has witnessed the beginning and growth of learly all the great inventions and discoveries ................ ... 6 been illustra- Qs. It also 0on J, D. Gofjjstock, BOOK a n d JO B P r i n t e r , At the CniiomcLE Office, over tlio Rensselaer County Bank, Lausinghiirgh, N. Y. “ AComplete Pictorial of the Times, ” “ The best, cheapest, and ndst t^cessful Family Paper m the t/iitea,” Harper’s Weekly, Splendidly Illustrate|i Critical Notices of the P r ^ , The best Family Paper pul?3Ui?1tied in tl United States—New London Advei^$er. 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'wy dcpamnoi.t of Popular Science, whicli nzhie will be supplied gratis for syery club i.t erybody can un.iHr.stend. five subscribers at $4 eaoli, iii one' remilteiice ; P A T E N T L A W D E CISIONS ISI'^”^ - ------------ - mu I, POETRY. TO-MORROW. Did we but know what lies beyond This varied, shadowy path we tread, How often would our souls despond, Our e yes the tears of sorrow shed ? But God, who knows what’s best to do, Who sees us from his starry throne, Has wisely hidden from our view That which had best remain alone, We. walk to-day in conscious pride, And hang the flag of hope on h igh; But a h ! to-morrow by our side Some friend may lay him down and d i e ; Some early flower that won our praise, Some altar where we laid our trust: Such flower, ere dies the evening rays. May trampled he, and laid in dust. Youth dreams of miiny glorious things. As on he hies in pleasure’s track; Each day some new-born promise brings, He turns no eye of sorrow back; The flowery fields are a ll before. His eyes on some bright star are s e t; Life is to him a sunny shore, He’ll learn it has its shadows y et. To-morrow ! In its secret shade I little knoiv what is for m e ; EVENING SESSIO N S -NEW LOCATION W e have just openid new and elegant Rooms in Young & Benson's New Building, 1^0. 8, F I l lS T ST R E E T , Opposite the Post Office, the most pleasant central and convenient location in Troy. FiKST NVHONVL iOLLtlGE B ANK, A splendod Bank, complete and pi all its deiiartments, is coustmitly openiited students, under the instruction hers .and the gexeeal supkbvisk implishod Teller of the First Natio icahlein u' by on of the [OX of the D E C rienca of the publishers, Jlc.-srs. .M un . . n & Co., as Solicitor.s of Patents, this department of tb- pa]mr will possess great interest to 1’aten‘ei and Inventors. 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Eighteen months, sir. H o w long have you been in the Hos Sixteen months, sir. W hat the d ------- 1 w ere you doing the other two months 1 Looking for an Hospital, sir i said The enraged Surgeon ordered P a t to the front amid the shouts and laughter o f all who were within hearing of their conversation. N ever S ulk . — Better draw the cork o f y our indignation and let it foam and fume, than wire it down to turn sourand acrid witliin. Sulks effect the liver, and are stiil worse for the heart and s o u l — W rath driven in is as dangerous to the moral heart ao suppressed sm all-pox is to the animal system . D issipate it b y reflecting on the mildness, hum ility, and serenity of better men than yourself suflering under greater wrongs t ^ n you have ever been called upon t o bear. ^
