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HAVANA SEGARs


IOed STREET, BLOC NiNGDALE ROAD.
X VAN RENSS LA rR, Propnetor Of the Abbey fio
IA TEL would thanks the citizens Of New forg, TO
liberal patronage his place the By
the business and OF guca he hop
for - Continuance Of he same.
To those who have visited the place. be would respectful
large, fine old supplied with the
ares luxurie of grou nds UNSURPASSED tocariop
eauy and with green flowers
Iseoemen ", III their families will find few nours wei
gent in the cool shade OF the old trees Of 30.
drl and Child aud quiet over the 81
Of the place. and be unasturbed te
private walks
Families single obtsn board and good roo
rate by Applying individuals Parties VIII be
,uppeh with Breakast, Dinoer supper, at all hours
Mr. stages rnnuiug trom The lark corner Of Chsi
am street and ryon Row. the Railroad Manhattan
VILE the place hour of the dayiae az cents
coaches and careful drivers make this cheap and pieasan
nde, from the heat and dust of the city.
New York April. lBiA AIS tmrc
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pHYslCIAN's PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY RE
PEo are prepared with accuracy, ueltness aud dpateh
u ne most scientific maaoer by VIM Watson, Apothrcary'
INST, U2 Oxford street London.
PHYSICIANS, COUNTRY DEALERS AND PED
sutpied with Drugs and Medicines very reasonable
terms also large ASSORTMENT Of Pcrfum ry Hair Ola Is
&c nndsd for Pedlas and country Dealers by VIM
ssou, ~ olleafies hall Catherine street, New York.
1920 an anu Family Nsdcinesa mach larger and
2etteI 9udJ OF prugs aud Medicines is generally kept
For sale, wholesale aud retail by VIM Va,tou h.m,s ~
isn 20
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new GOODS AND REDUCED PRlCssAT
M Il II MS
1EG TIL OHINfI EST1RI ISH lIE' NI


i5a WILLIAM IT. CORNER OF ANN ST.
SINGLE TRIAL will convinee any genteman that ther.
best tn prices cha ged, splendid
Ores. Goats made order from Sl2 to s2o Pants from So
S.; Vests $3.50 So ether lie Ia t
ns cropponaby low in the beat stle and good III
raned
and Vestngs style Please cali and
b-'Or giv,nx y uf riders go
tienmen furaishng their Cloths sc have then
nade aad uai, the best the following
Coats 81 5O Frock Goats So to
md Vests 81 30 81
Terms cash delivery.
ar2t MICHAEL. F., MARTIN
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Tile z "

TIL e YE.
DR. WHEELER, OCULisT No. % Gsssuwieh sues'
- continue. % devote ~ escle'iys sen,ics 70 -rf
f'-'i DISEASES OF THE EYE,
add OPHTHALMIt SURGERY. lie has recently imported
from France very sap einiens Il
'-"ats ARTIFICIAL EYES,
manufactured 90 semDie, every respect the natural
eye Any plrson who may be deficient eye have
Hciay epacedb Dr. Wht ser. closely imitans
n I, DEFY detection.
Office hcu1s froma AM to PM.-sfter which he vi its
door patients mt msm
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OYrfcx or JlyrkRsoH lSsuRANcE CohPAsv,}
No IS Wail 81. opposite the Exehanse
THIS Qongsny CONTINUES 70 Insure against hoss and pa
los. '' ns'd ss'''i' 'n' '1
Tnemss T. Woodruff. Ansop Baker,
Robson, NJ. D.. joseph prsks.
Ihompson frice. yose;h ALen,
Moses Tucker, Ja,4es 4. Holmes,
John H. pavidses. John p Moore.
John H. Lee, James Il. Rhitinxs
Caleb &. Tunis, Wm. X. Thorn,
Francis r. Sage. Thomas Monsli.
John q. Merritt, Eug.ne BoKsrt- -
GEO. r. HOPE, Secretary m3m
HAT AND CAP ESTABLISHMENT,
hE 2fa in n aa a sSr in
PRODUCED the subscriber early ths spring obyiang ths
and appropriateness wearing out the edge Of me
he respectfully that ck full and complete,
and hat addition To e peculiar advantages his Hats are
IN M 9ss 'ess q al S Of
fra EeoSoM w s0gsr ss interest by
~ ss ., sea s
Gc. always on hand a!6 lmsec
SEGARS! SEGAKS!
Lit ths tope, elisht in has bottle and glass.
vii seek not his p easufe 20 mar
or e real Hapana Segar-1Ae Smokers Song.
SEIXAS, at ms establishment, popl d. .sa a. Maiden
approved brands the market affords His stock now on
ha Comprises Klea'er variety than can be at any
& @ E il re C sei Dig the .essrd s,5
Nomss Trabuea Principe, and othes, winch hr has no hail
taon averrng suoerior 10 any ever be ore npoits
Lane. Howras ho,ei and judge for tn melyes ma m"re
FASHIONABLE. BONNETs.---The estabIshment 4ie
Broadway, doom above CanS street. il now open, and
selling variety Of Fashoeape Bonnets 400 lm.ec
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MESSRS. KUSHTON IL CO..

WESSNS. NUSHTON q CU.,
10 BROADWAY. 10 Aston HOUSE, AND CORNEE
on BROADWAY AND FOURrEFNTH STREET,
4 RE The SOLE AGENTS in New York Tor the sal,
II of that
GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
For the Cure OF Conan aud other Disesses IF the Lung
toewn a, BUCHAN'S HUNGARIAN BALsAM Or
o be all that 10 required 70 CUR! 3sUMPTTUN A join
'eetcats of sevsn distinguished thysciaus Of london
company each botte Of the Balstm Pr 81 PER bottle
Messrs r. Co will furnish the public with pape
ontaning dissertations on Cunsumptioa, &c Persons af
1cted 18th Diseases OF the Lungs wond do we'll get
q these papen. ID. r BRADLEE,
100 Court street. Boston, sole American Agent
3. TOUSEY,
Josn's Coners, Madison County,
sl6 1m~m General Agent for the State of New York
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itljLL'S rkUSSES

ACTlCE TO RUPTUkED PERsoNr.
uEGSCNS addicted with r1pta1as rely the se7
itrrums.,s aid the world Allows. 2. application a. tbs
e.pa towns the Unitad States BE careful to examine tbs
pad 1l Truszes % chsy are endorsed by Dr.
au, in writing None acyaisc, 70 bs rsiise rpoa
good without his sigEstuso ,..
settou and Thousands imposed upon IN conse
losacs Thee limitations cannot be reils upoa Iry are
sds by aAgSrl mcshaaes. snd heLer tzn he ors
.ary truscex 49,
Eoons bees sd kt No yessy street. exclusively
i.de having separate from the Susiness deparr
vhe, etahIs snssssst RstesoAnss to wait rpos
f.vsai. p,.jaatt mil unrre
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GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA OMPAWY,
PRINCIPAL STORE 1871 G ATTAIN ST, NY,
Branch Stores, 3ls Bleecker street, Net0 York.
s6l Grand street, near Suffolk,
l0l Greenpich, near Futon,
ll6 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
Also, Corner Of Maine and oton street, P0tterson NJ
And As North Fifth street, Philadelphia
INVITE THE ATTEN rlUN OF CITY AND COUN:
L TRY FAMILIES AND PURCHASERS to their several
Establishments. where they think will be found by far the bes
elections Of pure end unduerd Teas the United States
he universal puaiity and reDOwn OF their house with
efeenes high 90 ,t,e low prices aud upght de ting is
Qgt and nly Warehouses Tor the sale OF owqua Black
Tea. Observe ."Stangsr III be particular tmb
he number Of the prnc al store Chatham street. viz l2
Pearl Roosevelt streets The pubic will also BE-
ealed notice. tina, the Caution Tea npany have
hng do with other except those esscr ed thu
of this advert apzo 3m~ec
lHc. PHuPKtETUks of the CLINTON BUU1
TsND SHOE MahKEI, respectfully inform thei,
Enumraus and the prtle generally that the
~ have ,ved NJ Boo- shoes, Caters, &C
SC the old the Of Canal and Hudson
streets 1875 CANAL street between Hudson and veIicl
where they selling thing ID the Boot and Shoe
ine cheaper Don't tcrert the nd
KNOX &CO,
m3 im#fc le6 Canal street
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lust PUBLISHED Thai, )prc. 81 By pest any
address, The Medical Confdant." tic aud popular
Al Weakness, inp9care, stery, aud Coasumption the he
ult Of Youthful Excuses Solitary indulgence, Nocturns
emissions &C. embracing RENAL the destructive e
ccts resment and Of Cfnnorhea, Sgphs, structure
all diseases OF the geeatiye available advice
ho.e who are iacspseiss,ed from folmig ~at,ona Al
no .ecred obligations OF marriage, by H. FAWCETT. M
D. Member Of The Royal College of sueons Of London and
dnburgh and OF the Jee Medicai College Of Phade
ohis HI, Diploma. from those Go sss can be sren sn,
he has catnucd his private consultations the las
hrteen ysas All letters positively be paid City
ctsr. handed in Oice 1856 Fulton seat. Consultation
tTct!y ADD piiisrltaI ,ptrc
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BEACON COU KSE..


GREAT FOOT RACE FOR $500.
Foot R1cr to take place on tie Beacon Cou ho-
boken, on tae I'd of Jape next. fol ows:-
A Pre.u OF $50 t. one who will perf,rm 0z miles
within th houSk0O n second in he race the
thnd-Ir v,1ed the second third perform 10 miles
within the hour And 1914 miles med with
he hour S3n0 only II br to he best ia IN
Ent be MADE ard al Information given by the sub
scfber Those wishing for the Race 10
do 20 , l..
No vii he sl!os ed tho does for ts
Race or before The 28lh instant
IA LES MMAN>, No. l6l Varck street,
mis- bet zen Vandam and Chnlton. N. Y.
SOLAR LAMPS-Ch'rs. GiaNs. Hall Lamp. and Lao,srns.
Br ket Oh ,ndaes Su 4ending Solar Cand escks AS
ral and otief mps tered 10 Soda, all
pleie the alb AIMED SfOD
n" 90 , vi ufc 30 t'oIs aod at IN r Depot.
john tire t. bioadwy. Al ers,cles will BE maohe TO
i"y patterns. Wholesale and &c Ill, vsfs low prices
Goaas losa' d FOR parties myI3 MIRO
M. RICE'S CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT.
st Csnsl street nay b i9uud ssnsr. s's",ns9 o.
laes bought s for 1p asd Summer
lhe times, for ca h only.
Cent e. shng their cloth hav it made up in
the Ia fashion pricss-Gooa tit, warrant =
Also. hand stock Of splendid Sack Goats ready made,
extremely low Don't oget tbs number 1874 Caaal
HUI
Mr. NC terdes hi. sincere thanks his former custom
tor cir i've and liberal patr and hopes BY amcious
atcation To usness 10 CONTINUE 10 meit their avon
mli im.m
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DOCTOR BAKER,

MO. ITO DIVISION ScKEET, is consulted daily BY
strangers citizens Of both Dr. is regular
cure charge all diseases Of pyae nauTe Le tss post
aay Of tie country. Hours OF consultation between
A. M and Q P NJ.
NH Irusr
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FRENCH CHINA.
REMOVED TO
No. 65 LIE T. r. TY s T Il EE T :,

VUF 2 TEIJt5.1
a UALESME, Importer and Agent for Manufacturers has
always hand large assortment Of dinner and
plain white and gilt Wrench Porcelain
Dess Plates, of all sizes, esrored Dishes Soup Tareen,
Covered Dishes, Salad Bowls, Fruit Baskets, Cussrds and
Stands.
Also, Fancy Tea Sets, aud Rich Decorated Dinner Sets
Also, Tea and Chocolate Ware Greek French and Amen
shape.
the articles warranted OF the best quality end to b.
cold on liberal terms and in lots suit purchaso1
mrlQ 6p,
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POlSONS! POiSONSi pOISONS1


"A ne 49, YOU 'souonu WIN VemnR Th- following prepara
lions are warfanted 10 rmnafe psd inus
moths, auts, rats mice flea as mus1gitoss saG III ~
sttsc Tag he vegets kngdou a"d az i'Aects
Toe bed bog poison nav be uset y.;,.... .... . .
and bedd aud invariably sucressfi injury W oeo
The snoully compound Tor dies rurti9n az th. . =.
nHnels wooiens, clstnng fOr, chars clshops ae All
inyaua Tor ci uh fur and 1iine dsierl N' an"
The Comp Juud ,hemicI .ybsie Oh Slan ks.,, ,L. .
and vegetables W. "''"' f'"''
Inc celebrated Fly Paper will dsrel sI and mus al
There no agency this city. and only to be had om tn.
DIR, LEWIS FEUCHTwANo
20 Maiden lane, I'd door from William street,
~ m Removed from 2 Wall street.
ne atous not 10 parrssse whse else. purportlnr
~ "' my p'epa"rohs mis- Jtsw
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WHEN CELSIUS Of the Of tho sexual
w entering upon the subject he Apologies for the
decency of his subject medical man could be reproschsd
for sooihiug su fferpg humanity.
A. we'll might be said that there were Indecent things IA
ccn,ed Il oraity Having for several years confined my
M the of thcse auction; and nvsstisaed to
mode the of which well known to those who have
mad occasion 70 themselves under All the bad
which generally ow the old method o. treat.
men such Rhcumatism Affections Of the benes OIses
on he eby avoided Od neurable By
phi scsn. will Weld rapidly under This method OF
DIR. JOSEPH HElNE, 40 Duane street, near -
Chatham member Of the Medical Society, N. r..
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BOOTS AND SHOES. -
LADIES AND CENT ,EMEN

~ IITNDI1l'o 1hAVl1 11R.ANhf4AS'
I'll WHO EAR the aho articles and wish save
calling fashionable Box
shoe Of ~ f. SfCOR Nos 1904 and l6l Gre~ ,wicf
,tseet all th 18th article that,
style make and Gniab cannot be or
APPS squ j cd in tn's r'fv
r. rrgstO aprTise particular those ladies snd gentle
neI Is ho cousoer ppp boot CATER
nj lie to the Of all within the beau monde thu
Goa 6 Or enwch the only places in New Yorh
hsy can depeu, bang Eoited.
NJ olad and Misses Caters, Shoes, &c., always OIL
nand 10 endless v. riety.
U , Renee Der 1905 and 6l Green " ieh stIcct-kU
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10 COFFEE AND SPICE MANUFhC L Htls--
Labels printed AZ from Is 10 60 rents per 1000
TO soar AND CANDLE MANutAInhiE!sS, .
LMge Fancy Label for boxes Of Femy SOAP GnS, r a. IN Two
10 pLACK1NG AND INK MANuFACTuhER'-
Labels printed from 40 TO IS cents Ter 1000 AZ d.
mn ,~s,. - Maiden 7 ane
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LHD7ES SIRdTV HdIT,
CARL KING TaE WhLL Known aod celebrated
~ First Premium use aud $ raw tia tlanuf urer
respcfay nfr the aides of New YORK and ITS y,cai.y
ats. :Tascau. Birds Eye Honey Comb Alb q. Pateu
Dalsta ,s. Kuands. Pedals kce staws Nespol.taqs
Nepolit ce %! rou. patterns. not to eQuailed
cd ri ogs, No IL Division street. will convince the
cub &c Of the tact
"A splendid aud fashionable of rich Paris
Ribbons. IA o Pm m
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BECANNON'S COMPOUND PULMONARY
SYRUP.

with the gene airy OF mankind, aud although we
hbit no autographs from either President Vice
o1'e whea this Aerican prod con known far
or st cara Sc pans in the kid e g. nd liver complain
submitted to the notice Of Intelligent Pablo he re-
concentrations Of nurous persons III humble e-poor but
specrble-atss its cd char cter and should seA loudr
the ught certificates which Oily parsdd in ~.
aew,papes Its ec kidney comp has gained TO
fti nds ANA uld refer TO ev'r, the mo
ccble physicians OF CITY Tor thei mon Of its
rgentems Whoa s'andir Their prors ION have aeed
highest rark Bee CompuuGd Pulmoniry
FIR the kidceys, liver
lui utueuz, colds amt uDptlon. has be
.ssiisheo by iatsipsc and its sale las been
srsat cjDps, The proprietor TO place II IN diff rent
Of the city, where the numerous dseia tor may br
the easier Tered.
sale all the principal drug sts in city add
re had Wholesale a retail If he p'o iietor.
BLCANNDN 81 Vestry II.
Samr Palmer leg West street, James Tairant druxgs
266 Green ich. Warren st. mlj I'm m
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DIR. II. BOSTWlCK,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
No. rs CHAMBERS STREET.

DEAFNESS.
DlS. CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURISTS,
QQ1 BROADWAY --Extract:-
COi chrerfuiy comply with the request of Lieut.. Nc
nt0sh sy that nvaiided home unfit for duty
consequence Of total deafness and discharge: from his
that whiie New York his sngiand he placed
hDse uoder the professional Of Dis ase and Edwards
Aurss Uuder their recovered his hearing and
has returned TO his milItsry duty.
Signed, II. McNEVEN, M. D.
Surgeon TO H. B. NJ, Forces, Jamaica.
ACOUSTIC DROPS.
for ncpient deafness earache, palms, buzzrg
singing sounds the colieclons Of hard
ted Of the Their oil has been
lar remedy all diseases Of the for upwards
Of twenty years. Oices removed 3sl Broadway
White street. my6 msec
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TO EXPORTERS TO SOUTH AMERICA AND
THE BRAZILS
PARIS LIFE PILLS.
THOMAS ROBERTS T. 60, of III Fulton street. (for-
merry Of ioi Broadway inform tho e1ponS %eIch
PILLS is put in Spanish Portuguese French and German
wrppers accompanied with interesting b,oks in the same lam
tesiua the excel aud efficacy Of the medicine
Agents for toui'IHsna.A Owe, Co, New o.l'ans
Canada-Alfred Savage 4 Co., Montreal:
And retail Of ell respectable druggis the cy and whole
S.le Of Il. ROBERTS x CO..
ms i,n~rc III Fulton sire, {, New York
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BOOTS AND SHOES At tVHOLESALE
go Lasse Ass'r tnent Ut the above namtd
3 articles may be I'D at the Miauf ,cturers <g<7SDS5
ID pot. No 200 tear auiong h ! NAL ,
~ be iounj N particular the following
lie sS b., peg Boot Meus ard Boys Thick D4ap
D. do ~ and -ea do ,u do Kip Pegged do
20 do HafWsi, q, DO do alf do do
D Gait Sewed do D. do Pump Sole do
DO -tout Pe,ged do Do do Goat aud Seal do
nd T. at variety Of W0raens Misses aud Childens Bus
Tins o,e; slippes =: &c resEsd End sswsd ,ossths
Country m.rch and oht invited to call AID examine
All sold low for Cash city acceptances
GALE X CO., No. $50 Pc ri st.,
mi lmsm United states Hotel Building. N. Y
HAVANA SEGARS.
0OO,OOO La Cabtna, Aimendsre B, Panatelos W ooe'
Vile Kaptaeons and various other brands Cavendsh and
no for safe and debentue, at Broadway No al (Ooth'
Hall Segar Store mt i'm re
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JAMES LACY,

JAMES LACY,
DR. II ER n ND tail OR,
% JOHN STREET, NEAR WILLIAM,
CyON INUEs he up Gentenen's Ga nents OF supsrio,
workmanship and IN hr T. lie at uuusa
sngsh ard French Cloths. Casmeres an, ves,insa to
purchasing received extensive assortmeat OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Consisting of al 'ashonabs style Of goods to be
70 order ir5~TEkMs Cash ON DELiVEKY
M im-E
MAhTELLE & HOLDERMAN, 81 Maiden Lane manu-.
IVA ac.ures and nporers ornme tai hair work, wigs,
eand, .us seams Bndeau hair and all KIND OF Ia
aoIhs wholesale and rrtai.
N --lhe trade supplied on rcasonsbe terms mia 1m&ee
NOTICE.
THE CASH TA!LOMiNn ESTABL !SHMENT. ls1
Fat3S s,re-M NJ s SDEoh s,as Old nj. entire
h cutting aud solicis " his former
and the public we'll known Establishment
door "a the Heialn tfh e.
entmen wishing purchae good materials
well made as efuy at rates would 40 well
10 call aud mne and well selected assortment Of
sEo, Ca,ftnS. eon,ss"s q Shirts, Drawers. Scarf
Goves Cavsts Haadkechsi. suspes aefs Umbrsllss Ec
P remember 70 call at and recoect he number,
mlslm f0''a street 3s1t n afs II 9;sso
GOLD AND SILVER RtFlNEk AND AS "a! FIR OF
u MsTALs.-nr Gold, Old Gold and Silver, Jewellsr,
AID SilYerain,th's SweepiDgs bought by
A BARNARD, Office Wall street.
Fine God. Rolled Silver Plating BRASS and Plsted Metal
'eustsutv on hand A93 3m*m
WINDOW ks-rNANsPA RENT WINDOW
w SHADES. M. BERRIAN, 70 ,habam street. i'll
This morning. 20 eaes containing the new and ash
ble styles and patterns WIN en- he will sell at prices
IS lower than they be ibid ct in auy other
ounty Me- chants Carpet Merchsats and Other
N B. Thsie other goods but Window Shade. aud
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rEn STATES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

UNITED STATES DAtiUERRIANG GALLERY
las PROXIMITY. UP STAIRS 80. 81.
L. WHITE would re- ecaiiy caii the sttenon Of ctzns
u. The his splen Hid Col.ectCu
OF DAGUEKnEo y III PORTRAITS, ,rgle, Q, IN s{oera
from the plate which, in beau
" and accuracy dsneon cannot be surp ssed Por,s
taken in Al kinds OF sther ethee without colors;
prices he has reduced those charged by the
expsreuced the basiuess.
The nstitut~. late exhibition, awarded Mr.
White the first premium for the best Daguereerype likeness
or grouping and general ehec which but another pool
Of the srperivrity Of his polta Mr. White sole agent
New fork for the vary superior imported German
and other eiabshen 10 the CITY or State tney be
obtained.
Imported German Camersa also French and Arier
lnstuents e the beat quality Plates Cases
Chemicals. Polishing Materials Nc always on hand FOR
sale at the very lowest prices f2s sm.m
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GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STOKE,
90 MAIDEN LANE.
(tONsTANTLK on hand, Gteeral Assortment OF READY
~ MADE CLOTHING, of all Inscriptions. Shirts made
70 order Hfer the latest and proved French patterrs
short notice.
Prsons fursnnp ther materials have clothing Of
all desc pons made in the best sty at the following low
Flock Goats made and trimmed. from SO to 4l0
Pa talocns and Nests 81 3v to III IS
Southern o.ders executed al short notice
mi ims &c WIN COLLINS
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-05-04

man, ihatlt h q very aoflouN AiNf avg
1 horeby engage 70 return The money y
tho byplandofa DO uol achnow Hdsu we
curo, and lha, ! am fsIrly entitled 70 'h'
reward
The man sat down -wus furnished
With glass Of water tho doctor produced
n box OF 1ailonod black pills aud 70 SHOW
that they wore perfectly innocent, ~
Icc,od to swallow three OF four himself
Ito then gave one 70 tho man, who, nIlcf
many WI, faces, bi, Into ~ started w..
splitting and sputiufIug, and cSclalmcu I
"Wby, hang mo if u isn't cobblors
wnxr
"rhoro,' said tho doctor, lifting up both
hands, did anybody ever witness so
sudden, so miraculous n recovery lie
is evidently cured Of lying, for no has
told tho truth inslonlly and as TO mem
DRY. my good fellow, continued DO, pa@
ting him on the back, IL you ever lor'
get this, call on me, and III return you
the money!
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DISCRETION. --There are many more
shining qualities in the mind OF man, but
there is none SO useful as discretion; il is
this indeed, which gives value TO all
the rest, which sets them at work ia their
proper times and places, and turn them to
the advantage Of the person who is pos
sessed of them. Without it, learning is
pedantry, and wit impertinence; virtue
itself looks like weakness; the best parts
only qualify man to be more sprightly
in errorssand active TO his own prejudice.
addison.
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VRrUous MEN Man is made up OF
Inclined to friendship, from
the want he finds in himself Of friends,
ho compassionates the sufferer, no re-
leves the necessitous, and finds compla-
cency aud satisfaction, whether his turn
is to receive or confer an obligation Blu.
as one aud the same thing may be en Oh
iect Of desire to many, strife enmty, ana
.iIl.wil become thereby unavoidable; be.
nevolence is extinguished by avarlce and
ambition, and envy fills the heart, which,
ill then, was all affection but friendship
can make its way, and surmoun, every
obstacle, 10 unite The Just and good; for r'r'
tue will teach ts be contented with their
own possessions, how moderate soever
nay, infinitely prefer them to the empire
Of the world, if not TO be had without ha
tired and contention. Assisted by this
they willingly endure the extreme O
thirst and hunger, rather than inlure o.
bear hard on any; nor can love ITSELF
even when the most violent, transport
them beyond the rules Of decency anc
good order. They are SO far from desi
ring TO encroach on the rights Of others,
they are easily inclined to resign many
of their own. Ii disputes arise, they are
soon Accommodated TO the contentmeat 0
each party; anger never rises SO high as
to stand in need Of repentance; nor car
envy once fnd admission into the minds
Of those who live in a mutual communl
cation OF their goods, and plead kline
of right in whatever friend possesses
Hence. therefore, we may be very SURE
that virtuoas men will not oppose, bu
assist each other in discharge OF the pub
lie offices. -SJcraieS in Xenophon.
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PITY.-ln benevolent natures, the i'm
pulse TO pity is SO sudden, that, like instru
ments Of music which obey the touch, the
objects are fitted to excite such impress
sions, work so instantaneous an effect
that you would think The will was scarce
concerned, and that the mind was al
together passive in the sympathy which
her own goodness has excited. The tru;h
is the soul is generally in such cases SC
busiy taken up, and who'll y engrossed by
the object Of pity, that she does not at.
tend to her own operations, and take leis-
ure TO examine the principles upon which
she acts Sterne'S Sermons.