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PERFUMERY.
OWENS AMERICAN

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s ihss otter aieles 6s public bsaSns de
TIE sPssf1s5 pledges thai +; AsJ ,
' Ps iS eco on s n TRs Sa 1G,f
gray, hoaT be changed DARK shade from
chsaiag red grey whs l cGrse.pgad with dark S hail.
s.i p a Gfii "a s%s wiz
s4th A,snas AGENTS H. Ring, Fulton street, i; +
i KsFs , 81 e S pTS ass
BROADWAY Also Aas;renes Drug store 1884 Fulton street,
agents. milo Twins 3wos.r
IL Cutlers' Houses Wooden Knives"
the Ne% Yor S 81 nannssarS %ho are making
S Essa Tsn 'Ass Pf S
every body ifo s't"} dTlrnit ind prevent ha rom
turning grey, s' = ''" ii oh 70 keep ms own half
s s Se 60 e ANY Nm l sns s. nS' yss
% guard as1 a, .@ot b ssd 5 sl making
body 3 sse hsr own a., P Past 0 IA, sps
.no retail, at l65 Greenwich street New York. p,srop
r,ce. 30 cent. per hor,e, highly perGuned m2s I'M.
OHhtss T2Srd Kew Yos 9T s' o Ss4ff Tooth
ies sol clesains mouth restoring lie
he n@ut whether arising decsyed teeth from de-
Il dessne To- be used with uoth brush and be
superedc the necessity Of powder keeping re teeth clean
# IS 14eis h cases Of spanss gums esclng
70 healthy and ea,n the "a. to o sOg,,ast sISpsd the
20 s2 vii be Saa5 Gs o Ws,S At Il Il jas
bsoic retiring 70 rest This method IS reeommsnjsd BY emf
nsGt by so doing all SSs of food and which mouth
kent ;hraash Ne ps, clean, sweet, and healthy
% r.
am" A%on sVSw
@ g f The trsSS ] ALL Young and
The ons Tooth Washs the best detergent used
our ena ell, h Boston hr r, n in ,b cir, m,r
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CROLIUS'
BOAT ESTABLISHMENT.
400 WATER STREET,

FOUR DOORS EAST OF cATHARINE MARKET.
TIME Subscriber having in his mandatory and under his
own ediate superintendent some OF the oldest anu
most builders this city; and the best OF materials
J udng every description of boats which enables him
finnish at he shortest notice, Boats Of the approved
del and workmanship, on the most lbe r4l terms.
BUILDER of the Sultan of Muscas Pleasure Barge the
Wave Gazee, Victoria, Atlantic, Wakona &c. Also, the
Ann Of Peeks Washington, Of Poughkcepsie Duchess Of
HYDE Park, syph and Wave, Of Mobile Geo stsvTt, Of
The s, boats VIM Colius Fashion, Zanon Star anil Ed
E,rr.a &c Ac &c
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MEDICINES.
VALIER'S
FIR E. N G. II PILLS

ONE box of these nesmsbl Fills westh all rhr ousck
Medicines ~ the world fer the ssrtain s;s~ssc
CoMMfNv-f We examine the natHre OF above disease
and the situation Of the parts affected consider II
object be able edy ONCE CO.,
tam ia It's ACTION and az the time such gre
ents will the Possibility of discovery wle using
It, 4 fact well known TO that Of the remede
offered for these diseases Of drugs
render almost impossible their without
creating sickness at the stomach other unpleasant conse
a remedy as VALIERS FRENCH PILLS y i'll meet the uni.
versa appreciation being entirely free from chose objections.
The proprietor would here remark, that ds efficacy Of these
Pills in the disorders alluded based uron superstition;
the contrary is founded upon rational experience having
used them Successful practice for upwards of he
feels confident OF their superiority the remedies hitherto
employed
Sold No 90 Nassau street, 459 Broadway and 90 North
Sixth Philadelphia. Price 81 box. NILS lmsc
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MEDICAL, AID

MO- PECK SLIP-Doctor Carpenter usual devotes his
~ entire personal attention the relief u the afflicted and
the eectusl and speedy Of all Diseases at his
old established and well known Peck slip Dspensay. No.
Peck slip resr Dr. Carpenter begs leave apprise
those whom he is unknown that he regularly educated
physician and surgeon graduate e Union College, anda
tanned his diploma this city te 1873 But what
patient the that he speedily and
will
testify. His Offices entrances eneny adapted
privacy of patients, who
and his charges will be found reasonable,
DR. CARPENTER.
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CHEAP HARDWARE STORE.

S'HE Subscriber is now .ol.nn,g his Spring sappy Of
L HARDWARE AND CUTLERY received per late ar
rivals from Birmingham and sac field Together with
raj DOMESTIC wnlch he prepared 10 Of
ier ~ the very LOWEST CASH PRICES.
The attention Of Country Merchants, Builders Csbine,
Mske &c is soil citcd examination his stock and
Vases he confident they will find their interest
70 Ysvor him with call.
ALFRED F. LAGRAVE,
2lu Greenwich corner Barclay, New York.
A regular supply Of FALL RIVER CUT NAILS, and
CoopeTs Glue. Also complete of Mechanics
Tools James Screws &c. SINS
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DR.. SOLOMON HEINE

WOULD inform hi. patients and the public III, ke still adj
w heres his original proposition, receive money
either for medicine attendance until the patient is satisfied
ed from l8 Broadway No. 81 Reade street. opposite
the Marshall House where he ocit the the
long time under diseases considered by them ncuabe
SOLOMON HEINE, NJ. d.
For the advantage OF all who wish attend the treatment
of Dr. Solomon Heine would that the only Doctor
lsie who lived had his office in Broadway,
be residing 81 Reads street, opposite the Marshall
House.
THIS Physician came this country about eight years
since. have had the pleasure of knowing him since that
by hmhe above the of IS and is the only
OF the who enber Of the medical OF the
City and State Of New York
Sworn before me, this 9Th day Of
Of April A. ID. 1912.
Htcts Rrvn Com Of Deeds i.I3 lunAc
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MEDICAL.


THE PRIVATE lnEATisE-Ihs i hue volume "a
of cue stated in the planest possible manrr 40
not only given Tor the simple and recsu
continue from month to MONTH particularly dwelt
Such persons will Immediately the difficulties which I'm
sae he. cure whatever they may be, well as the plan to
De ~ each particular 1t Is obtained only OF the
a" IN Pr h s;lp IS Greenwich ST. Price s.
VI naph also taxes this opportunity that he may De
vate residence, at any hour.
Aware however Of the deep and just soude which many
!eei coni person Of integrity well experience IN
these peculiar complaints the author deems il proper give
me snort sketch OF the opportunities he has had fl
himself for this trust And this lac more inclined
many have assured him that for Of information of this
kind they have selected from list OF sye rising The
who had boosted Of cure-but NOT
the bsres repentance He begs TO state that be.
side his rank e graduate of Edenbph &C. &C. he has
for more than thirty years and has published two editions Of
the eminent physicians of Europe most
nent in Americans Sir Ashley Cooper Dr. Mott OF NJ v
and Dr. Physick Of Phadeph and others and further thai
he has the privilege Of referring almost Il
this city. Nothing be stated he
ground Of confidence those who him.
Consultations may be made by post and for such he has lit
tie private chest containing thing necessary for speedy
and private cure is forwarded as may be directed Price
Sl0 ml9 lmsr
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DIR. SHERMAN'S
INDICATED LOZENGES-

HESE celebrated articles have been used for nearly
four years and the greatest proof Of their efficacy in
is that the demand for them has been rapidly increasing and
persons who have used them only continue their
out recommend them TO their friends.
COUGH LOZENGES.
Are the best medicines in the world for coughs colds
sumption, asthma, whoopng cough Sc, discovered.
THE WORM LOZENGES
Are the only articles which fail removing worms OF
every descriptlon, both from children and adults
IHE CAMPHOR LOZENGES
Are sovereign remedy for sickness and
pantatI9n lowneas Of spirits, and all diseases
II, ! ne non. Aaron Clark Hon. Edw j. Porter, Rev. Mr..
have used them. - ' ~~'''
Once lo6 Nassau street-Agents, Rushton 4 Aspnyas
drngtOn. 227 Hudson. - ~ --''' Do'""ay aa vi
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CAUTION TO INSURERS.

NJ ERCHANTS ani.ohers who insured in the Hartford
wi Fire Insurance Company, Hartford advised against
insuring in this Company.
The sub scrber deems his duty inform the pube he
unto unately insured Tor rather paid them the premium for M
surfing hD on h HARDWARE, cutlery and castings, nj Detroit
aud sustaining loss, they refused pay for his e bar
lead &c damaged, the unju Illegal and despcable
Lround, that these articles
WERE NOT HARDWARE"
M nkng probably they groceries crocky or arg soods,
and thus evade the payment and honorable claim aeast
them.
Meschans must judge for themselves whethern their
intsre 5 ~ in such company not.
To guard against mistake, and Justice the M
na' and Protection Fire Insurance Companies OF Hartford
subscriber feels bound add that the above caution has
application whatever either OF those Companies but ps
Terry is Presient and Jl,n&3. Bolles, Secretary.
jesIm*r A. II. NEWBOULD, No. 90 John So.
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DIR. FAWCETT,
GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.
LADIES NEED NOT DESPAIR.


LADIES NEED NOT DESPAIR.
DR. A. T.. CASTLE Dentist, 2q7 Broadway, New York,
- has Marnoscon Paste, for filling decayod hollow teeth
Il IS perfectly harmless composition, and be put
the tender tooth without pain and ~h
which becomes mpacted sohd body maintaining its
original appearance and for e The esmo
mails from ladies' in the @ class Of society speak in e most
glowing terms to Its efficacy The Evening Post pod May,
ssys" is admirably adapted for tender teeth and 70
persons and Dr. A. c. Castle operates the
with great and ability"
The following, the New Orleans Picayune Dec 9Th,
sufficiently speaks of Dr. ca. skill mechanical dentist:
Lieut. who employed in the Florida service, dur
engagement had side of his lower and part OF
the upper shot away IL feared that the loss would he per-
but meeting with DR.. A. c. Castle, Of New York.
artificial substitute, with teeth made aud fitted in and the
officer has the his shattered but
organ Dr. A. e. G. inserts teeth the principle OF adhesion,
BY ATMOSPHERIC from To entire set OF teeth"
Toohaehe Pills Of which in the painful tooth will
ell, ct permanent cure.
PR g. sieE 10 the Spanish Ambassador, Spanish Com
sui Mrl General Gaines Dr. F. u Johnson Pre- dent the
Medical Society and the several Professors Of the New York
University Of Physicians and Surgeons.
DEAFNESS-Drs. Castle and Edwards Aursts 297 Broad
attend the deafness all diseases pertaining
to the ears Acoustic Drops for incirenl deafness.
noises. collect ons IN the lei lmsc
WILLIAM ARNOLD, NJ D., DENTIsT-resrcetfaly
w informs his friends and the public that he may be consulted
usual all branches OF his profession his residence No
Warren street m2o m -m
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DENTISTRY.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

- - u
on THE PRINCIPAL OF
ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE.
From the Coulter and Enquirer
NENTISTRYlt il often that permit ourselves
~ speak OF euocy Of discoveries subjects which
do province. We have not sufficient
knowledge TO do the first place. unless indeed the obec
be visible tanabe and this the the
Mr.. Levett. Surgeon Dentist who arrived time since
from London has brought with him new meisd which he
practice here SUPPLYING the loss of
real teeth by artificial without the use OF accessories,
such springs ordinary
operation when completed followed by inflammation
or pain. describe his method himself We will
however add that patients whom he has provided wiki
of these enbc delighted
with tina, they have permitted him to refer enuirers to
the who do apply from idle curiosity but with view
OF proiitng by conviction actual examination will
produce - ,,,,,,, -
260 Broadway. corner of Warren II.
[Copy of letter from Jadge Nonh 10 Dr. Leycu.1
New York, May 2ih, 1912.
Dear Sir
both mate, of duty and pleasure TO state that the set of
artificial teeth HE principle of atmosph' which
you made for Lady in family, has succeeded IN every
spec; appearance comfort and utility and has given
satisfaction am dear sir,
Your obedient,
(Sgned) NJ. NOAH.
Mr.. LEVITT, Dentist mo m*c
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pORK--2Oo bbs ex clear, clear and rump Pork,
nj, W 49, y Y. X COLLINS, So South ,,sst
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PENMANSHIP.

T'he Anfi-AngUIar SYSTEM OF
WRITING.
GREAT REDUCTION.
FROM DOLLARS
MR. BRISTOW for This oaiy) J as REDUCED his
w Terms from ,elve to Fir. Dollars thus bringing t's
Useful Art within of ALL, aud guaranteed to be
taught in Twelve Lessons Of an hour each
Idcademy No. 235 Broad,cay, s,ear Park Place.
(eDtem.n of all positively taught bold free,
pedfous and finished busness-ke style Of Writings
now cge camsd the present hand may be- [See speci
AND THE LADIES
and hand delicate aud fashionable Running Hand
IN TWELVE EASY LESSONS
10 VISITORS in New York take a course in Three
PM D. Oe So" '''" ~ '''' u '''"
- BOOKKEEPING taught BY double and single entry.
u = Evening Glasses from to m29 lnsc
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u ANKRUFTCY-sAMUEL OWEN, Counsellor at Law
- has removed to 81 Nassau street, the Of John
where he may be consulted all matters in Bakruptcy
m1 lmeoisr
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Office open until 10 o'clock 7. NJ. me-
PRIVATE CURE.

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vnmar in ali he ,yss Tha.a ,arhn"ns ron,rra
vnr wash al ysr u,rfed s;,hcy az &
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COHOL-Readsr have no appetite Do you not relish
your food Then these bers they will also greatly
Of ihe stomach debility Sc They purify the blood end
and pleasant. Try thea. Price Is cents ~
Sold by A. B. d. Sands, druggists, No. Fulton corner
Of Gold street. and 100 Fulton Of William street Also
cold by Abram Sands CO., No. Broadway corner Of
Chambers street David Sands Co., No. n Brosiway cor
ner OF Market street. a22 3n%m
AK NYASTE-9n GOO H. snitahe fer ,.r. ,.,I. -.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-10
MISCELLANY.
Reported fo' the NJ Y. Express.
GRAFTON BY PROFESSOR HADDUCK

Delivered the 2d ut before the New England Society of
New York city.
Winter which looks so like the death Of the
year, is really its birth. 1t is the season of buds
and germs, insensbly and mysteriousy matur-
ing for The bloom and fragrance of Spring.
The period of history, which Immediately pre-
coded the discovery of America is the " inter of
our civilization. The Truth, Beauty and Life,
which have since opened and rpened on the rem
ovaied fields of the Old World, or in the virgin
soil of the New, all lay folded up and were nurs-
ed by invisible agencies in the midst of the torpor
and drearness of The middle ages. TO use a
somewhat triter figure, men slept away the long,
long night, which followed the brief bright day
of classic art and philosophy. Yet, in this sleep
Of intellect, they dreamed beautiful dreams In
their unquiet rest, they pursued unreal objects with
more Than natural earnestness; fought imaginary
foes with Quixotc vaoui discussed unphosoph-
ical questions with unequaled aculeness and in
domitable obstinacy; and enacted scenes of daz.
zling brilliancy, heroic passion, and chvalrous
generosity, which have supplied material for Ro-
nance and History, for Poetry aud Philosophy,
and given inspiration and direction 10 ambition,
ever since.
With the commencement of the sixteenth GEN.
fury this moral winter broke up-day dawned on
this night of thousand years.
A Bit of iron had been taught TO point, with in
telligent fidelity TO the pole, by day or night, by
land black powder had been invented
which inflated at once, the terrific grandeur and
the scathing power of the thunder. The long bu-
ried classics were recovered from oblivion. The
Christian Scriptures began to he studied with a
free spirit. Nations, hitherto separated, were
brought into exciting relations. Mind was reused
iounwonted effort and put itself forth with youth
full freedom and enthusiasm. And the new art Of
Printing with magic facility, multiplied and diff
fused the works of Genius. The effect produced
by these various causes, all coming so suddenly
intn nctOn hardly bp hu Il
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-10
LETTER ON SLAVERY,

COnClUueu.
7. Slavery appears 10 me to he obnoxious to the
divine prohibitions and denunciaions against por-
TALLY, prejudice, scQrn and contempt, towards The
poor and degradeaUD James 2 l. My brethren,
have not the faith of our Lord Jesus Christ, the
Lord of glory, with respect of persons. For it
there come into your assembly man with gold
ling, in goodly apparel, and there come in also a
poor man in vile raimeni; and ye have respect TO
him that weareIh the gay clothing, and say unto
him, Sit thou here in good place, and say 10 tue
poor, Stand thou there or sit here under my foot
stool are ye not partial in yourselves, aud are be-
come Judges of evil thoughts? Harken, my be-
loved brethren, hath not God chosen the poor oil
this world rich in faith, aud heirs of the kingdom,
which he hath prepared for them that love him
Il Cor. !. 26-29, Luke 10. 81 and Ia, II and l.
SO, Matt. 20 l61 II ye have respect to persons,
We commit sin, and are convinced OF the law as
iransgressors' Prov. IA 81. lie that despiseth
his neighbor, snnelh bat he that hath mercy on
the poor, happy is he Matt. lS. 10. Take heed
that We despise not one Of these lille ones; for
say unto you, that in heaven their angels do al
ways behold the face Of my Father For the Son
Of man is come TO save that which is lost Prov.
10. 20 Judgments are prepared for scorners.'
Prov. g. "a. Surely he scorneth the scorners !:
but he giveh grace to the lowly.' Ps. IL. 5, For
he oppression of the poor, for the signing Of The
needy, now will arise, saith the Lord; will set
him in safety from him that puffe,h at him.,
Isaiah So. 8. III thou take away from The midst
Of thee the yoke, the putting forth OF the finger,
aud speaking vanity and ii thou draw OUT my
soul 10 the hungry, and satisfy the afflicted soul
then shall thy light rise in obscuTi'y, aud thy dark
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POETRY.
For the Waterman 81 State Journal.

TO MRs. II. ON TIE DEATH OF HER CHILD
weep not that thy George is sleepins
Gems too pure for earthly keeping
Must by mort0ls be rosignedj
Tho tho lovely oasket perish,
Which thy soul had learned TO chersh
Safes the jewel that it shrined
Wocp not that in chldhood's morning,
Ere the flowers, fo's path adjoining,
Scarce their earliest perfume she'd
Ere the spirits sunny pinions,
DrOopd with in eartl's dominions
Sweet his fost is with the dead.
Light the task is for another,
Thus to tell thee, youthful mothot,
That thy tears are shed In VAN,
That boon thou but restorest,
And the loss thou now doplorost,
Is thy ohild's "oteTnal GAIN"
Can it calm the fount of feeling,
Trouble past all words revealing,
Overlooking in thy heart
No. the words in vain are sp0ken,-
Thou must feel, cord is broken,
That of life itself seom'd part
On the past in fondnoss dwelling,
Mem'ry's tones telling
Of thy gentle, bright EYED boy
Ere disease the brow had studded,
Or the rosy lips hud faded
Glowing with their smile of JOY
OF, too, in thy spirits dreaming,
Are those lustrous eyes still boaming
On thee with affections Light
And thy lip tho forehead prosaosy
And thy hand again caresses,
Parting back the ringlets bright
Then how sad, when past the vision,
Waking from the dream Elysian,
To the truth that lends the heart
O! tits well that Hope is given,
Pointing to the home in Heaven,
Where the lov'd no more shall part
And less poignant may thy
Re on each succeeding morrow
Hope the dropping spirit cheer-
Till We meet in Eden bowers,
Where no blight comes DER the iloweIS'
And the leaf is never serc'
orthfeld May a, 1s41 i'r' H. -
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ODE.
ny RUFUS DAWES,
T. p. II. T..
Mortified, May a, ls4l.


Written for the celebration Of the Thirysxth Annyersa
the New England Society of New York.
Sons of New ENGLAND sires
Why do your altar fires
Flame up on high =
WHY from your fcstal board
Wakes the loud anthem, pour'd
Joyous, with accord,
Wing'd for the sky p
Not for the voice that spoke
Triumph--when BrOin's yoke
Burst with your chains =
Not for the heroes brave,
Bleeding by CHARLES wave,
Not for the patriots grave,
Wake ye your strains =
But for the Pilgrim band,
They who from LEYDEN's land
Dared the rough sea;
Drawing the ocean vast,
Sconing the winry blast,
So they sht find, at last,
Room for the free.
Hark, how the thunder peuls
See, how the brave ship reels,
Whr'd in the brine =
Courage the GOD that
s.orm robes, the goodman Spares
Pilgrim he hears your ptayers,-
JOY to your line
Noby the MAYFLowER bows
While the dark she ploughs
On to the West;
TILL from the tempest's shock,
Proudly she lands her HOOK,
Where y old PLTMou Rock,
Freedom found rest.
VI.
Lo from yon starry sphere,
Spirits in light appear,
Glorious, few =
Pilgrims I'VE you now
Fathers to YOU we bow
Hear, then, your childrens vow,
Still to be true
VII.
JOHN brothers, heart and hand,
Sons of the Pilgrim band
Swear TO be
All that your fathers sought
All that their virtue wrought
So shall your be taught
How to be fee