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HEEAAhTsMas1 81 cEELEaRATEp cAMoMLE. Or ToNIc

- CAHUNfII.E, TONIC
PILLS OF DIR w. EVANS, specific effect on the
brain AMI nervous Hud so hatthe ari tremuous
hand The dizzy and the fterng
Feet Ike noxos be The benign Influence Of
The tonic medicine for diseases dcly
ndsesiion and It's OF appetite an appa
Of the stomach echnss pains stomach acid
unpleasant taste this mouth, runbrg the
ympton. langudrcss wh~n the mnd becomes irritable
desrondine, thoughtful. melancholy and dej~ctcd
HyToconnscis itaton OF the heart
tahy ngh.mare Disturbed sleep rheumatism, spasnndc a.c
lions rn 81 The sisht, and all
Evans celebrated Tonic PILL viii effect p edy ard
The vafis WEAKNESSES peculiar 10 the fair
iaey under NC 81 DR. w EVANS TONIC PILLS and
ladies asA,n and rcsrectaiiy this
have iound them 10 be- tho best deal apcndage
lei they eve met with, recruiting the decayed spirits
The headache daes and angcr and reatg pleasing vracy
the whole system.
Reference Of the efficiency these invaluable Pills NAV be-
had o DR. EVANS Division near rhafharS sqls
New York where the Pills DID
ngents town and country Beware otcoun'-ns ~ sm
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4 1OCfUk CARPENTER's PECK SLIP DISpENsARy
NO = PeckSlp, first door below Pearl street date ID,

Doctor Carpenter having had the advantages of yegula ve
VA and having received his Diploma h practice ~
rnvstc dna s1rgeY from the New Ysrk Medical o-
eiet ana having had twenty and veyy s,c
ce,sia actcs IN this cit his personal and sndvs
u tne cure OF all incic brnny
ana to ecrtan cass train Of wchss
the newspapers Diseases Iefc treated 10 III
symptoms that may and the sagcs and ean,s
they may ns-umeand hence the eo must "a
"ff"'s1@'o W az
rke extensive srense Of DR. Carpenter IN all y.
necs ms disease enables him Ia offer speedy and throsh
cure hna 10 adopt class OF redcncs arranged ami err
bounded a. not TO offend the taste OF lead ts 81
p~undsotahy unknows 10 TIE 81 the dey
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vlISEASES OF THE Il Md El.lIOTI, Ocu
~ Professor Of me anatomy and seases o. me
Human eye Broadway, private entrance ~ Duane street
Prom undivided attention. ard ant study under the
most celebrated Ocus,s Europe and Amsca with the most
practice the union pr asserts h
confidence, ne the mast dangerous diseases OF the
eye without an operation, except Cafera~f Eropum ana
SsaphyiomG .
SpECTACi SThe patant, beautiful transparent, medium
Gassas having the peculiar property Of Keeping the
perfectly COOL giving immediate and permanent ease ana
B. d. e. viii himself III the Paieat Glasses osut the par
ticala defect
nperccton Of vision only Office hours from IL 10 o'clock
-
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TAcEOUS Compound FOR SHAY

CAPONACEOUs COMPOUND FOR SHAW,
- ING-rhe unqualified appreciation this Soap has receive
fom the who used evidence OF its
superior MI other shaving il for QUICK IA
and einont athe oh will dry III" face initiate the
the least 1t pleasantly perumed AVID put in neat COW
cred pot answering all the 0f q shaving box
HoPPER's PHARMACY,
dot Broadway. Franklin NJ.
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lTTHE UTILITY OF PURGATIVE MEEI.
CINE IS becoming every day more and more mani
fest Read the following case and reflect thereon.

dE UIlLIIb OF PURGATIVE MEDI,
CINE IS becoming every day more and more mani
fest. Read the following case and reflect thereon
LIVER COMPLAINT CURED,
- = Newark, Dee ~ 1895
Or r. Brandreh, sirHaving been afflicted fs To-,
years with most readf liver and dropsy and ,r;
ever. remedy that could be thought Of gave ur ali hope r
.o Inc outry LETT business to peace La hoanr az
asaD medicine was Induced to it, axpectpc to
~ have Snce taken hr'e boxes, and am we'll
X; OF Cod and the Of your dne yu think
III &c any service 70 let suffering LcOpe tits fact vo
aie atLbery to pubs. the above - 5000 w
fS;,Y ours, with Kind respect
'eHneD LEWIS TCNKINSON.
Brsnslreth's Pills.
BEWARE OF COUNTEsFEIrs
Ofhs miserable Druggtsfs
Il is very important that whoever purchases tbosa
Pills should be careful to have them from the annnn
ed agents one Of whom is in almost every tow 1; ,h
United States. This is really very important as there
are so many limitations, that it is almost imnoss;be ~,
procure the genuine without adopting his rude.
Above all-NEVER get them from DRUG Stores .s
under NO CIRCUMSTANCES, are they ever a %
pointed agents and it is their hands the co,lnterfs;ts
are principally Therefore never 60 to such stores
where so little honesty is.
The New York Offices for the exclusive sale of tho
Brandreth Pills, are:
PRIN CIPAL-167 Hudson street.
CENTRAL Spruce street.
BOWERY-276 Bowery, between Prince g. Hous-
Ton s.rcels. jl2-,m
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TNHE Only CERTAIN MRDICINE Is DIR.

YNHE ONLY CERTAIN MEDICINE Is DIR.
i H. P0ETT'S GON0RRHCEA Observation-Disclosures
tabshed ts fame by its intrinsic virtues Dr. Poe does
ererate when be forward and that
stv cures made by the sole his Medicine which
supercedcs all the cried and specifics OF the
fand eancc c0npmeta letters
ceyed this city alone, duns the months any crc
his adicato Justly entitled IL the il usually
called BY DIR PeETrs SPECIFIC The following letter from
forwarded his printed card Of address, the utmost re
anee can be placed in il.
August 18th, 1885.
Dr. Poet-sK-AIow compliment you your truly vau
able the oay real remedy knew When Icsns
cd had akca different bottles of different specifies
but cagrn do without benefit,
c0ndng friend Mr. q bought from three
ties Era tcato and after finishing the frat bottle
tge ofmy complaint apparent but ut suggestion, took
The other two bottles and now three months since Ia the
Believe lose inity recommend pleasant
medicine The enclosed y and adde's, and should any
feel astdous efcrto with deep
am yours respectfully, W. -. F., Morton ST, N "
Wholesale and retail ty A. D. Sands Full
and William and roaiby J. Syme corner Walker and
tbs Bowey y j. osben Houston st. and the Bowey j.
B. Nones 6 Broadway T. H. Aust IS CaBane DR. Leeds,
Roosevelt and Cherry sts w. Howell Hudson and
Canal and NJ the Of and Clarion Price
so cents per bottle diotfs
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IAMEs DRYsDALE, VETERINARY snRcro.s

TAMES DHYSDALE, VETERINARY SURCEoN
ae o. the corner OF Liberty and streets has moved
10 h shee No 30 tn Bowery, has
In may with al is aduncs ncsng forge hssse shons
wnce INC 70 done The approved scientific ppripes
oy so Ell st'ady and obgng Horses f m cois or
DINER ef the ct warranted sound being he'd A.
ahee Ills horse ses received premium the w ast Faiys
OF the American fnstuute, ~ ~ 'a'' a''s
JAMES pRYsDALE, Veterinary s,rraon
pair barshees, 81 rs. 's' y; - one
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Gsrts, and AL diseases OF tho ur2ary OKGANS
COMPOUND PILLS enjoyedtc psrOne
Ashley Cooper Bransby Cooper DR. Eoson Of London
Allison Lston Liars Of Edinburgh and also Of this most sci
enhc physicians OF this country o sen years and
locked the desideratm often attempted, but
the above te discovered They tho only safe plea
and ecacious remedy all Of those
disorders and entirely obvne making OF those disgusting
naseeus and 70 some cases. highly furious medicines Caes
and Copaa the dangerous and uncertainty of tho
lat too wei KIN require comment
Sir Ashley Coope remarks at Guys sptal The
Lancet OF Sept i7th 81 in clinical lecture to his pupils is
sufficient guarantee Of the high Mosa1s
Mogans Compound Balsamic Pls which used here
Guys Hospa exclusively urcnal discharges and the
complicated affections Of the urinary indeed Ms
searches (which recommend notice. geoo urinary
Diseases the most complete persed and his mode Of
sonn Il 30 plain that the meres ro
them"
~v~ For sale in New York by b. Nencs, ssf Broadway; j.
Symc, s. BoweIy A. Unde hl Beekman ST.. William
Minor Gamble 93 Broadway; H. A. Hart Hudson and
Canalss A. b. q d Sands Fulton and william; s. J. Os-
born, Houston and Bowery.
us- Price 81 per box
NBThe genuine Megans Pills have the Propstors seal
the undeY part O eycfyb box
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Branslreth's Pills.
BEWARE OF COUNTEsFEIrs.

VERY IMPOH ANT NOTICE TO THE
greatest success Of vencrea which been given ~
70 honor hm with their coehdeneebe possesses great anti
sipic nalbe Ton the neeal in most case
Persons who af te! who would conync of Inc fscf
can see patient under The BeJanon al Nj Con-
sas 3s Clinton st. ard who viii liberty to ask any ee
ons respecting the admirable progress Of the case Apply a.
Broadway. $3.50 "p'S ~"
r.,,. VERY VERY INTERESTING ADVERTISEMENT.
Sir-Feelng interested fes my fellow beings who ap o.n
victims OF ignorant quacks # this duty on rr 10
make known fact wchdc pubic attention. have
shatcy iof me- had attack eta maady have an
phed 10 several pretended physicians and Eee he
gan A. last resource, then thought went In
tne win tho hope o finding there pae
oil hcNi9g OF that most horrible Of all disorders fer re
m s there two nsnhs and nior that likely 70 Oh
!nn cure again had pretended nssc
!ltorel who promised me radical after remaining under
rs charge Tor 9sg no Hound relieving me Of he
a t was daily getting such alarming exsni had
ss disease now alved that death aBcie mo
ace huf fortunately for mnsi on pcrceiyns
ome , p We aay papers uhe sun, saw M
pe anon promising in the cases thar
nm a. h residence No 4os Broadway, happy am nirm
hun that shall remember that dsy and his skin A.
as I'VE HAD no, receives hsI magic meccne
shsid ere tins een numbered with dead il is ne about ak
week commenced taking his antsyphy having akes
one ana hall bottles and ageab css we'd exs
~ oe inc disease n st Disappearing and hope Nall be
able to come and thank him personally. ~ ~' 70
i am yours, cctfally,
-ulln. HY. MCGGREDGE s3l Ciptnns
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q Kan II w Art !-SPECIFIC NIXTURE tor IN
spCOO Gsnorrfna elects, Scturcs and aHologn,

AR MBANE respectfully tenders his proiessio serv-cs
~ 10 al its branches TO the citizens Of New York vicinity
Many in the South and
the first medical Departmental England eana Scotland and
France enables him 4 all Of disease ap
proved and efficient manner -
The Community to merit by
skill and ndeatipalle attention TO hi. patients =
sevence confidence in his treamep kcbcgs
shall his medicines lance with
prescription, unless they prove beneficial
Annual Contracts for 1897.
e paid advance shall enc necessary ned
cal advice during the
sopad advance shall ntic the individual necessary ad
bioe aad medicines during the year
Injuries by accident exposure and all chn,c
diseases shall be excepted in the annual Cont cts
Office II Grand tect, be and Wooster Streets
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MEDICAL ADyICE.-DR. EVANS continues 70 10
VA consulted = hig ose Bal In he ana cure a
secret ana aecss dsss.ss y. s.ts.iys and
dence and Of The public Strangers avissd hat D.
has been regularly educated the city Of Lon and was
try tr the as twenty he has confined h%selfo
Peck slip, time during the day evening"
until 10 O'Clock. Secrecy may be depend ID upon.
inne DIR EVANS, II Peck skp.
hM. JOHNSON IL consulted confdentishy at his Office
- No II Duane street between Chatham and William
lures seminal Weakness and the diseases
vensrca poison treatment In Johnson
remove affection days the
veteate Cases ~ oOnac hme without the Of de-
listing themselves 70 DR. Johons nsy doso n
serta,y OF success tho Scotous
liberated Legs e speedily healed Strangers would do
wei ny gvmg " Johnscna call certain be
had against the
never iad where used Within twenty after exposure
pot pni~ ana encssing fee have the
medicine, an. airectioas for It's use forwarded.
from IS Chamber street " - ' dIa.y
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country Children raised in idleness, with.
out tie stimulant 10 add one ioia to The
general substantial prosperity oflhe country.
Can there be doubt but what honest Ia.
Dor Il daily becoming moro aud more siig.
matized And what follows A grsvelhng
limitation from the cellar 10 the garrett spir.
Il of extravagance in all cldsses /; 10 indulge
lnwhlch, the most unprinciplA means are
resor,ed to Let il procsed with Tie same
rapid march that il has commenced, aud il
Will be stigma TO earn your bread BY the
sweat of,sour brow" luiec, the country
the farmer, with the same poison that flows
through the population Of the large cities,
and you make the country Of Franklin par.
rallel 10 that Of Monlezuma.
With us, labor II every thing j, is mere
precious than the mines OF Mexico; more
valuable that countless wealth. Ii is not
only the ioundaiIsa, DO; the main arch OF
our conleteracy; unite it with education,
and they form tower Of strength, upon
which our liberties mayresi forever. The
priceless metals Of the earth may exall
nation 10 the hishes, altitude Of iranseicnl
glory out like the brilliant phenomena Iha,
illuminate the heavens, they dassle hu, for
a moment; and as in the case with SPAN,
sink into darkness or gloom. Not so with
the labor Of man its glory Is ccntercdin The
hearf, ast sc behold il IN the strides Of IN.
ternal imptoFemcnl--ihe success nF ipYen.
,ion--the perfection of mechanical skiil,
and the 10 llca,ien VI those exalted moral
principles which give durability to our best
institutions, aud raise mankind ia their osu
nature and existence. Industry is tie grand
lever upon which this nation must depend
Tor is continued growth; ana lndoeoce
does not more rctard ls usefulness, than
false pride does 20 bring il into dlsrgpuse- IS
Just as the turning OF simple Yalge makgs
powerlcss The nishiies, engine.
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FNcM FtsSENbENS POEMS
THE EVILS or A MlsCHIEroUsT TONGUE
May hare fallea ~ the edge Of The sword,
bot mel so many as hare f.lea By tho tongue
Eeel. Apic. xviii. s
Tho millions The sword Of the warDor bss sl.agh.
trr'a,
Nhilef.fne has the hO'nieidC's sulo.y rungs
Vet ma4y more mil,oas on mi,lon's are snarsyf'd
Gu, oil 81 that cossrdly weap@n, tho tongus.
Osss swoFa may b ma,ehd ny another IS keen.
Ia battle Tic hold nssa a bslhcr has meet,
but TIE aasa oi TIE slsndersF, tiying unseen
From Tic CULVER OF Eallee, bslnss rsia eosaglsls
90 insssshi fsasne. III a sautaEss gibc.
EHAl &e heart hGfainss and hloedy ARRAY;
4 re sAsfans ssagss, snta insselrs'Sy bfI2S,
ia ghatleaa csadcEana. " natioa besfsya
= snoSi3 ssitls tsssat vie sedaesrs szploy
Tie iatf ST. TO lars ~ liaidinsus lhfaii
A Shp y shs tengas, nay .ss osntf sessroy.
Aas tAs tsagas u tAr atfpxni o0eassaned the !Aa.
Tasp 10 II Impfes.a On Colanhisa youth
ihal tie tongue j. an enaiHs 81 .errlss iates
Ngs gSgeshN b. te-sgn. nol kaided By iFelh,
a plague, WHICH mn dcsslalc~ECrlan IA lts course.
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THE BRIDEGROOM TO His SLEEPING
BRIDE

THE BRIDEGROOM TO His SLEEPING
BRIDE.
Sleep, loved one, sleep. Thy tangled hair
Flows losc'y DER thy bosom bare:
fss slsep m peace--uo pryiag eye,
Save Thy lovers swn, is nigh.
Sleep, dsarSsi, slseP-lby lovers breast
PlllowS Thy rest,
Sleep en-, sleep on-nay, DO not start;
la but thy lovers beating heart
Whose pulses throb against thy check,
Tskening the love they cs1nol speak
Sweet dreamer, slecp--lhy lovers eys
Il watching nigh
Sleep en-, sleep on, sweet folded flower,
Til resy mornings easning hour.
siscp, and dream ea-thy lovers arm
l. fonslF shsliefiag thee from harm.
Sleep and fear notify lovers ear
Is listening near.
omnipo,sn, Of earth and heaven
ny when all blisslal giits are given
10 wl'om this treasured ono owe
That slsep upon my basom now
give thee lhaah. iof every bl.ss,
Bus most FOR this
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Firoa the London Liierery Gslsiie.

NAPLES, Oct. 10th, 1886.
ia the 18th ol THIS month, u valuable
VsasuFe Of sixly-loar silver vessels was du=
- house in the s,'ada III Ncrewsr, op.
70 the house OF Castor and lioslux, IN
esie presence Of hrs majesty the King Of m.
les, md Of has tao hfolhsrs. Prince Lso.
- and Prince Antho0y, They were dis.
covered IN a wooden box, 10 mean apart.
msailo the right Of the df~lpm Of th,s house.
II is remarkable, tbs, ghis upanmen, IS sep
~raled only BY waiI from that IA which luc
fourteen the silver Sas-s uere found 90 the
23J 81 March, 1896. This latter dlscoSc,
nv - table service icr four persons, auI
consist Of sixly.iaur pieces; namely, one
dish wilh lwo handsomely ornamcnlcd han
dies one palm ana Sue inch ia diameter
O.Ic vase (Iu the shape d moriar,) orua.
meated, i.altU rellerJ, with grapes aad unc
leaves, ysry highly wrought II IS i've insh.
es to ho.ghi, aud SIX inches N diameter al
tho top. Tso gaacs (goboi fUrm,) bail a
mcnieI with animated bacchanalau repre-.
seutaiicus, 10 Tie Tiacst basSo and ajto n
hero: Oae % I'VE vases IS a Young Bac
chas riding 90 q tanlhcr, aud on the ether
he is represented sitting 90 an OK there arc,
besides, many other figures aud attributes.
These 1870 vases are qlHe equal 10 tho iin.
est uf the fourteen discovered las, year
There are also twelve plates, each ~lth
ieo beautifully executed handles. The four
largest plates are esadl inches, the next Jour
seye1 aud half, aud toe io1r smallest seven
inches IN diameter. Sixteen cups. or small
s1upturccns, of which each four are similar.
These also, are furnished with handles
The larger enes measures five AID half,
aud the smaller cups, four inches, 10 diatne.
ter. -Four small mouljs for pastry, each
tao and a bait inches ia diameter four
small vessels, cach having three feet, some.
what resembling our salt cellars, and three
inches 10 diameter eight groovcd dishes,
four OF which measure five inches al he up.
per ridge, and the other three aud half 10
diameter one tine vase, with handle, IN
the form ol'an amphora, ten and half INCH
Is high and four inches in diameter at the
mouth two small very fine stew pans, with
las,clully eruamented handles, five inches 10
diameter, and two and half high one
spoon, with highly wrought handle, th,es
inches 10 diameter one Mirror, IN the fora
ol patten, with a perpendicular handle
eight inches IN diameter; two spoons anI
five hgutG, spoons and forks IN one piece.
This discovery is the richest treasure Of tbs
kind that aas yet been met With in Pompei
and all the vessels are ~ excellent preser
yatlen. A table napkin was found between
tive OF tho plates. The apartment in whici
! these vessels were found, as also the one ad
t joining, above alluded 10, were excayaiat
; by tho nncients, as appears from hole II
{ the wall, and the ashes being much turne'
up, bu, the person whs made this searcl
D cauhot have been the owners, as they neye
{ weuld have left treasure Of such value. Th'
i sixiy.iouf silver vessels were taken on ih
: l4th OF October 10 the Roy4 Museum
5 where they have been Subsequently exposes
. to public view"
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Long Noils.-The Chinese have many
peculiar fashions and fancies which are re.
markable, and one Of the mos, curious is
the industry with which they cultivate their
finger nails. They esteem it a good proof
Of a mans being a gentleman, or a, least
one ~hs is mol obliged TO have recourse 10
manual labor ts procure has substance, il
he have soag nails. They sometimes allow
them 10 acquire the extraordinary Iens,h Of
eight or nine inches. iH order 10 preserve
shem frsn external isjafy each of the claws
is inc!ased JON, Of hollow bamboo, SO
that the hand 'shich is sraced with these
strange ornaments is rendered nearly Use
less. The Chinese ladies are partially at.
ten,ise 10 the preservation Of their nails,
which are sometimes an inch or an iaeh
and BALI lsng on all the fingers. Their
texture resembles dry quill very much,
aud as they increase IN length they curl up
at the edges.
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Fatal Aeeidsnt--Mr. r. J. Montgomery, son &c
DR.. Msaigsasry, Of Lancaster asIrlsi while hath
lag in the river few niiss bsssw Rocky Msust.
was unfortunately drounsd on Saturday last The
deceased NC ara iHisrmsa accidentally, while wad-
isg about assas the shsals, stepped ists deep
fse and although a. expert swinmsr. il is sup
Psssd became Sc stranglsa as 10 be unabs to exert
himself Every exertisH was made by his con-
panisns 10 sxiFisaio him, but in vais.-Camdsn
Courier.
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II his Report on the Geology Of Virginia,
Professor Rogers makes mention of curl.
GUS object WHICH be saw in the Allegheny
region lake near the summit ofsaIi Pend
Mountain. Its situated at the intersection
Of the mountain, with some Of its spurs al a
height above its base Of from 900 TO ! 900
feet. rhc water passes on by picturesque
cascade, Of great height, and flows rapidly
into the crcsk below. Its length is about
three.quarters Of a mile, and greatest width
about half mile. In soma parts il is from
80 to 90 feet deep but such is the transpar.
ancy of the water that the bottom isalmost
visible in the deepest parts. II is surround.
cd BY steep hills, except frsm the side
through which it is approached, aud by
which il has its outlet. Ne animal is found
in il, buia small species Of a saamander,
or water lizard.--Bak. Amer.
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The Ladies Of Portland have adopted
rule OF domestic economy tina, is ample e.
nough, We think, 10 be entitled political G.
consny, and # the ladies thrsughou; the
United States will follow the footsteps"
every naked child IN the country may DO
comfortably clothed, without, so much as
purchasing yard Of new material. Thcy
hare rcsolped 10 clothc hcir children icifh
The Bishop sleercs Of rejected dresses II
this resolution could by any means become
general, there viii be no difficulty about
clothing Tor some years. We have made
calculation, aud have probably approx.
mated as near to exacuess as some other
dabblers in statistics. BY this calculation,
there arc about lilty milIiens Of sup1rAuous
yards Of silk, muslin callcs, and ether ma.
terial, lying idle, since tigh, sleeves have
bantshed the Episcopal currency from this
country. Let the unemployed surplus be
applied according 10 the Portland model,
aud one scHptulal injunction at least, will
be obeyed. The provision for the poor
would have been much less ample If the la
dies had concluded 10 devote the ether parts
OF their dresses; bu, tho sleeves are sufficient
to clolhe a continent.
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TERMS:

r J. Eiolton, Proprietor anfPsSHsser.
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rWO DOLLARS, If paid in advance.
T,5 Dollars ana Fihy Cents, ifnoI paid within
IS Dollars, if not paid bnIil the end OF the
faHis 10 notify re Editor Of tcisa 10 dis
rat tls md Of the gear, ,eiA Be CONSIDERED
3, /, ase eagogsaenL
Advertisements Inserted at tho usual rates.
i.tt-uaior Il. NJ Cochran is appointed an
e,r he Joarnal, and is authorized to receive
IN and give receipts in my name. IT,. II.
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The Dime friend showed Us on Sat
uyday ten cent piece d the new coin.
age. i, IS smaller 10 circumference than
those formerly emitted. 90 ore side are
the words oNr DINE, encireled with u
wreath On the other is a fna cut figure
Of Liberty the Old head and trunk,
ihas looked fllrtng sui from our coin--bu,
neat, tidy female figure, sufficiently dress
cd, holding ia one hand staff, s1rnoun,sd
with liberty cap the other hand susiains
4 shield. inscribed with tic word LIBERTY.
The figure is IN sitting posture, and re.
sembles, gcaerally, the representation d
Britannia on the English CONS aited
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