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will completely and permanently eradicate supetluous human
hair females upper ys hs haif c9nc.alng bFoe and
superriuous hair Be sure act the genuine the original
oaice, O. Walker street ons door from Broadway
5! rcr bottle; directions French aud English
AseI,s-Guhrie Maiden lane, Albany; Myers, New
Haven Brown, IS Chesuut-seei, Phiiade rha; ordaa
Carleton Lowell G. Dyer Jr, Prov dence; athewson Nor
witch; Tonsey Rochester, \. y; Golld BiGsor WHIT
Calais C.. Esmstreet, Troy; CaIswtl, Lcckpod; K T.
Ca hr seen ssz,sS before buying Proof positive ,is, and
mn mistake d5 iSmSlt
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SEARS, NEW AND COMPLETE HIS
TORY OF THE HOLY BIBLE.

Erom the Southern Quarterly Rerit,c t9f October.
We HIATT appearance .; this WORK as ~ SUSPICIOUS
IN the history Of Biblical Literature. IL an eHesl-h'
worS--Icesut style .ich material elegant "a y
terror. and EO Ouly correct but exceedingly fascinating ~
Its We have read lt&imoSt every one mrSt 8
it,wlth deep and k!atilng interest edusl 20 mar nSp
BY highwroucht works OF fiction. II Is not latenas1
for Scho select few Tor whole iddf-s5>
itself the heart OF humanity; and rs touching ce
OF paSt eveGts,vsns of the deepest lmpoTtsncs,-hng
hrl!iins RESPONSE the breasts OF all claSSsZ OF Sn h
and low ch and poor, learned and llteTae Young and
We cannot praise |: do works which admire sim
for their profound learning and Igh literary excellence q
these claims 20 an enduring popularity, II II nct ho"ee
destitute Re most tastdioUs TASTE OF the most clt Us
critic can mud Eothag IN rs pages az which 20 cavi "
have been SURPRISED 20 find, voluulnous work, sCh
uniform purity beauty, simplicity. and almost perfection 81
style, running throughout the whole and parting I
every narrative The highest ecoumeEdaol
this noble work, however. remains 70 D. mertloneds
moral attr.ctionsitS engage the affections OF r
heart, which made cling book dear III, n
The feelings with which take mixture OF,
and II made by reading
of sucn and elevated ente they taught At e 70
respect Religion aud Virtue, illustrated the hives OF e
Patrlaci the Prophets the Apostles ait. the DIVINE tourt
the Chrlstiln Faith They may and feel the in"ae
and sautary consequences which flow from obedience The
Divue Laws IS exempiied IN me history OF indycuas md
Nations, through The lapse Of many centuries. We sans;
fed that the peruas and study o.! ;hs Attractive and wrHtd
work will do confirm the doubtful and ySaYSrGS IN
the ruth of Divine Revelation than all the learned defer
of it by Christi writers N their controversies with nnes
sircs the introduction Of Christianity. Us pictorial I.u5-
rations throw additional light uaoa the scripture historic
mpart peculiar the work Ill many respects md
and beautiful specimens OF The ART al aneric en-
craving. The cheapEeS Of the work az ceius irnis' ~
the o price of So connected with It's intrinsic value recon-
mend persons moderate crcun and The 81 u
dor of and It's numerous end !,
suitable ornament the etabes OF the wealthy IL IS
OF more real value even IN literary point OF view IMAM
whole Libraries and beautiful and exceedingly ntsTes lag
work
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

" American imstl,,,te.-NEW YORK FAR
MERS' CUBA meeting Of the New Yo, Farmers Club
will DC held the Repository OF the American Institute in
The Park. on TUESDAY. I'd Jao, lGi., al u II.
The regular meetings the FIRST and third Tuesdays Of
each month. Strangers axe invited 10 attend.
The 1th Conversational meeting viii be held the same
place Wednesday 81 INST 4 o'clock. NJ, Subject
1SoS Members procure tickets Tor IhsT friends dung
the day Il
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,rR5acle d;stme.-, from from
wp.ss Ss.iil 10 Albany :ioa
Ss'ssii1ae s' 81 miles
Als.sy. ,. e s G,isSt.i
s N,s 70 Bristol, IL leni
p 49, TO gineS, u; N.
s sisss = 70 6e:h,, -. % 5, N
STIR 'on'
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C 1Iuffs. MuTTs, Nsu:Ts-Qf very supenor quality,
among when the Natural AID Black Lynx
10 b. found IN the c:t--lo- sale ct WATS0N'o,
Hat and Fur Store, i5 Chatham st
E. LADIES' would DO well 70 ce and eygir- previous 10
purchasing elsewhere. Tape. slutfs 81 every description
NJ
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Certificate Of enc Of The best Mechanics IN Nctc York
AUGUST SKI i6li.
have examined ninuigiy Mr. H. G. Jon.s's Bcnk Lock
aud DO consider perfect of workmanship all
parts do not hesitate thai my opinion ;ere not
man ylne tina; pick make key that viii open II
without having the lock apart do II.
CYRUS. DURAND. Bank Note EngrsysI.
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dvnce, judgement. convince every uuprsjajies
mind OF th-tr suge, Tor excellence
IL regard 10 o:maaship there Is no van. NJ fhororp4ss
OF skIiin design as TO durability.
ADAMS < HAMMOND,
lion Chest and L ocA-Ala
Merchants, Bank, Bosrox. Nor 50, 1851
known 70 them {. H ELDEEDGE cas- casb< en-
rbi. ,.s. i. sooIh aaas, 9o,Tos Nay 18th, l8i2
tufsd b NJ H. c. Jones Of Ney5a j., We ind them so
much snpeTio TO other Lock W. have ever sen that We
have pu- chased of Rim and placed On onT vspi,.door two
Locks IN addition i've others which we're peviouy on
the doors HENRY 3 STONE President.
10 show the insecurity of the Lock OF Dr. an
drews or the American Bank Lock Company, | sub
nit the following certificates:
Thus may c~rri that 500 AailgN h,s s.s8
u the esenc OF tbs officers Of This Bank that he could icS
M Joaes having one Of his Locks OF the door Of a:s
a4k np Ino5s than thirty days, and Nh Andrews having
- ' -. -, . ''=- &c. OGDEN. Casaisr.
- $500 Observation-Disclosures CoMBINA
IlqH II : picked p sueand aot having The key 10 oln
apart ief SIX nous TO maxi *, AZ : Ke ~ 70 It.
hereby certify that Mr.. Vim Hall Of Boston has this ia;
picked and oPen~d one Of Andes Continuation Locks on
with key composed Of the following bits viz l. - g. g
TO- p 10 and Is, without dsrbin: The aie, he a'-
g. STEEL, Cashier North Bank
vas present hen the above lock bank was opened
HENRY B. STONE, Pres. of Suffolk
present 56S N; SHOWS c sf 0pf4Sf 1kst BaS
wesvere present when Tie a52Ts lock was opened.
SAMUEL GILBEI;T ia }p.oL,-.
HAMILTON WILLIS,
y
hereby Certify that NJ William Hall OF Boston, h.. is
day opened one OF Andrews's Conbnato. Locks, the
key eompossd o. z the do,as 6s yz ?Is g. |
't S @ " &c ''o' u H. '2SN kS IL HPS csssr
was present WIEN Ga the absys Eek was pcksd
Twas also present. 4S l. NofS Ss'Bs b SiGfs ss~*
was also present Au Eit TT S M ToWs eS
Second Teller Merchants B ~ <.
also HENRf "a Rs4t Of 1 Gy Bs
was also present vhen the abovelock vas locked stated
by H. 7 knight, Cashier. LUKE GREEN
Cashier OF Weybosset Ba.k.
BANK OF NORTH AMERICA,
Providence April H. 1913
hereby certify that have the door Of this Bank
one Of An4rewss Combination Locks containing fourteen
tumber5 that within month past the lock has been taken
Boston, and lha:er 6 Edwards improvement pnt it,
alteration has been made since. farther ce that
locked sad lock with key composed Of the follow in bits
and rlnss g. g. II aud Il, being the vault
door Where belongs. and the door closed and that r"m.
Hall of Boston opened the said lock ithout disturbing the
he having present when the lock locked
or cys e.ins sen the lock or key TO 'ay tGoMIedis he
III my poche. during The "hol tne that ~ HI vas at
"0' " c.si n roc Of The B4R Of o heel PISy Il
weyvee present when the lock mentioned IN the within
g. ''''~'' 90 '''''' Il, IiESit} A. WEE,
cs'n,s K 81 g. ' 5lK hE4asF- Bank r''y H. /
JOHN L. NoYCE,
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sS Gao w DOL.
J.G;lU lbs Il and II blood american
3 ESsYe gggss;.f rs -syEai::aSsSss

y 40 BROOMt. ST.-Ihe success Of Our anti
CC Scorbutc remedies Is "a. beyond what anrc;pat
I'd on Saturday the DaI! sun. Several ac-s have CALLED
aud express as,oulsent and delight Al h a!i n-
proYeIeu, oy them. og has BEEN afflicted foy several
IN the throat All remedies having acd sl- has How been
nader our care css I4zt: the swelling her
mar u.ar healed and has gained pounds flesh
aoheT Iy having been diseased years and mad
spen about $1,000 she has been under care few weeks
"a nor onI -:t AZ the tria that has single dress
rbs, fitted her las; year will fit without letting ont
or alteration She has therefore 10 depoIs Ia" ha'oc 70 @
abe IN her wardrobe 10 btius 10 III account OF The
hocking Effects OF ou ldciass restoring her health Sew
ero young gentlemen have made very similar complaints o.
Banir Nloneaurs cec.t= of cure attrf 50 year. $50 So
Iu. of old ulcer upon hlj leg Also W. fis
wtS certificate OF OF Sc0fula upoa his WIFE OF -is
Standing Also, tae case Of large ulcer nPoa Hiod
breast together with several other OF cn
nj ,s above csses NAV be seen 10 the Daily
SIM and Trus Sun il -
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HnsraN- Octnher lsr Is:

BosreN, October lst, 1871.
This may certify that the undersigned have examined AIr
H. {. JoScs's Bank Lock tof Newark " ~ aud, alter
close and careful Investigation OF al parts would most
cheeIuiiy express their opinion decidedly favor.
The difficult and ingenious combination OF levers and
their regular yet complicated movements sufficient
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01
a MERRY CHRISTMAS
AND 4 HAPPY NEW YEAR.

4, 2 Growers, 633 Broadway, where general asso!
9nt OF ooos otatloHer tancy Articles and Games MAJ De
selected suitable tor noiidaJ. Gifts.
7, j. Grower publishes Every Latgs Book, Instructor
Confectionery Jeiiies ics. resrls and other
useful information ordinary and holiday OCCASIONS b.
Booksellers. d20 ills
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

Mt JoNEs-DGGy Sir-Snce wIilus the icreso!nr The
Lock has been examined IN M oc. by the Oiics! VINO iaS
clsuse .! the mitem shop the Institution and no
the eiot made the Concfs to throw b3t HE
bolt. lie white and blacksmith ard well skilled IN MS
riesion since beng stationed here n. has ua!
aes oi eXonrlnG locks o, The complicated workman
ship lie o OPINION that lock far superior 20
!ocS nc has that could be picked even
the n5roy stgucuir should ex4:taed tuc:eT ttors
Effort should be made uroc for that ia ,cse
Youfs, &c. CHARLES LINCOLN Jr Warden.
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We have been shown of the Nutria Fur an! :,oeskn
Silk Hats Of Air Spe2ces, CfambertFeet and can pro-
nounce them most excellent article They fashionable
Hat made and afforded moderate price When
tho purchaser combine elegance durability and ceaness,
as al Nh Spencer he viii De satisfied We recommend
those who ae about purchase Mr. Sp7nceTs excsenas-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

a~sSI FOR ALBANY-By the steamboat
-. EUREKA s sai Housaton nc. and ID n "e''em
Passenger iloar will ind for trif 10 pro-
cur tickets the otc OF H fNDEN co !" all St as
our agents N-wi ok and Albany will bestow extra care
nd attendance upon Passengers with tck5 without ad
iItonal charge. Our arrangements such that Passengers
song beyond Albany be tcee through :. ONCE In
way that viii them much time trouble and expeH*e
;,i2ay HARNDEN co.
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DIVlDEND.--A Dividend OF Eight Per Cent.
IL upon the Capital Stock of thu Howard nsgT1nee Con-
payable on and after the itb OF December next
n29 2,nis LEWIS PHILLIPS, Secretary.
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NB.-Gentlemea n:ormd that large and ample sup
pig the Hats thus noticed the shelves prepared
10 meet the s.eat demand usually occurring at this especial
season Of lhs war SPENCER.
Thsmhar.-q,r.s-
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With regard 10 Bank Locks, such as have sold TO
Banks, intend in short time to put one in place
to be fairly tested giving $500 the reward TO the
person who shall succeed ia picking it, ofwhich due
public notice will be giyen--that to those who
choose 10 make the trial, mean exhibit the IN
terror oil the Lock- satisfy them that it is the same
have been selling 10 Banks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

DRITANNIA WARE BY SHIP SHEFFIELD
O-We imported in the ship Sheffield, which struck on
Romer Shoals few casks OF Dxons Britannia Ware consist
Ing the pattern, Of Urns Coffee Pots and Tea Sets
They complete order aud offered TO our aron BY
ro offered purchasing beautiful and useful goods for The
Ja5 Giis. BOARDMAN HART.
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= a:n"nl1icent Rooiss for Presently.

@ Magnificent Books fox sresentss-D
APPLETON * co 200 Broadway, especially ;uye the
attention of their the pubic generally 10 their
extensive stock OF valuable Works In the various departments
Lltsratufe suitable Incorporating Holidays comrs
ing all The - . 49,, go.
SPLENDID ENGLISH ANIMALS, FOR 1914
Work Oxford Editions OF the Bible in morocco extra AID
velvet bindings, sc. sc.
Also, Juvenile Works III every variety.
y B. \ complete list may be had on application gratis
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No. 1888 Greenwich.street, between Vesey and Fulton
Dealxs in Drugs, Medicines; Paints Dye WOODS, Teas and
Disers' Confectionery. Brewers, B.erMakers Bakers
and PAPER Stainars' articles. dig I'm IS
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DEADY MADE OVER-COATS, WINTER
Ia FROCKS CLOAKS ac.-E1tra Bearer and Pilot
Cloth Over Coats Winter FIocks Sacks &c Also. extra
and medium quality Cloth CIoaks, for sale 2 Broadway
ni3 ;,rf 'A''|'' ''''' yVM r JENNINGS x CO.
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lust RECEIVED, via Steamer Acadia, lot OF
u new splendid goods for g.nemen's dressing gowns
Also an assortment of new style silk and Satin Vesngs
able btlI and wedding choice assortment Of
WOODEN SILK and Satin Scaris also received by vessel
dl6istf WI JENNINGS &CO.. 23l Broadway.
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% The Simultaneous Meetings Of che
Extends OF Hcclanu.-jii ne meetings OF tbs. Uni
VIII xho IRISH RsFEAL Assoc!Ai l IL - eo,oFra,op
;;ff;:oas the Union Will De held T,>nItxY Hall
"as5oNESDtY, rHt 30 Of JANUARY; 1871 ar 7? O'Clock
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TO NJ ONTR ETA la. W
sIss.T-S hyde & cos EXPRESS LINZ. OF
E..GNE SIX HORSE. POST COACHES, tor
Burlington and Moo,res and al Of Vermont and New
Hfnpshire saism Casttoa. Niddl- tn eigenes
snTIington leaves Office Of H+REDESSl CO., the
south. Eas, corner OF E.1ch:n;e Building Albsny al 2
o,ciock snd the otHc= OF H,RNDES &EO 10. 80 River
street a, O'Clock, y NJ DAILY lSund-y, excepted ms
I'm connects with d.iiy line Of ataSes At Cambridge y
FOX chester, Ci-st-r Chedsaton, Concord, II also At
Rrrlani " with Stages FOR Woodstock, Hano'er and
fayeliI also with Stages Tor sockbrdse Royaiton 4nd
Noageer VI, and all parts Of the s,s.s OF Name For
n...ase or an information, apply at the office OF
HARNDEN x co No. 5 W:lst- New:YoIS
Y B-Tckets viii DE- furnished At tn Ollie OF hARN,
DEN co. for passage By thu steamboat EUREha, ana
III Housstonc and steln Railroads 20 Albany so That
ss-nges y ay their fare. through from Navy OK 10
Ninntrati. tn IEtefIneiltt- lac-s. ItI 2iW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

ri Jersey CIIY-For sale and exchange Tor
Hardware frame House and Lot situated IN ok
- Jersey Ci. three Minu5s yak rom 's r.
I'D an attic md well finished The location desirable Tor
Tssdeace being short distance froHi al ths Churches
0n-hiTd OF the purchase oney .eaan on Bond and
Mortgage one-thrd will be takeu IN HARDWARE, The balance
u Possession Sess.. Immediately, ii required.
For farther particulars, iEqus cf Z. 3: WAkEMAN,
al the Ferry. jersey City
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS-R. l.. " a. STUART,
285 Greenwich corner Of Chambers have now
hand large variety Of French Fancy Boxes Coruets Cou
cope Sc with the usual OF Candies Sugar
Pms of superior quality suitable Holiday Presents.
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HOLIDAY ADVERTISEMENTS.

MATCHES AND JEWELRY--Hubb e.
w stone, t0l Broadway, corner OF Walker ST, Goods
suitable for Holiday presents, such Gold and Silver
Watches, Cold Chains, Keys Breaches. Diamond, RHby,
Emerald oPa and oe' Stone aad plan RIMS siyrt HaP.
acs the latest kinds Of Jewery from the nuiactores w
kept constantly on hand Watches and Je"ery REARED
for cash. II. u. STONE iOl br2adway
dI2tjanis- Corner w alEer-street.
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rGH 80 Broldwa; and exll!laeI his o. An
NUALs BOOKS, sTATIoNERY AMP FASCY A. AZ
TICLtS which he Is selling for the Holidays cheaper than
any other est biishment in The city. In addition the above
he has several b Original aatinss one o s e 1 h;i
sso,trneu before purchasing elsewh-T4 will De worth yonr
while Also Branch Depot fox all the latest Music publish
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

I4TM. T. JENNINGS " co Drapers and Tall
w os 23I Broadway American Hotel opposite the Foun
incudinz Cloths Cas:mese Vestngs &c. IN all the new
and various styles :,
quick returns which has elected liberal patronage, viii
continued whilst arrangements such as VIII enable
us 10 Eli al! ordsrs IL future with prompness.
feature the estab ishment which must commend It To
those requiring articles for immediate is the addition 10
our STOCK of an assortment first quality ready made Gar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

Alcohol and Camphine.
Patent, Sperm and Stearine Candies.
The above warranted stand the weather and to BE- Of hrt
quality Paor and Astral Lamps For sale By the caak.
barrel gallon, quart and pmt-cheap -
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ELEGANT CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOK

4 NYTTAI .S-AN NUALS-ANNUALo FOX
Si,-A splendid assots Of Annual aud other BOOKS
& Hoiss suitable :oI youth and adult and and eed
be sr.d may gather instruction from them All i9F sale
lie subscribers usual low prices, which ne is conhtei VI"
liz, ;Sh and naoT so mat AL NAV avail themselves OF THIS o
nonnt Purchasers of articles Tor Holiday Presents are
respectfully reminded that htr wi hGa ateasf 'atlsf ~
~ - hsrter ssTysd by making their selections early.
oe ABRAHAM MAZE, 237 Bleecser ST.
=, n $50, Ib. nurnh-r d22 OTIS
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PROGRAMME.

u SsIF
before the Parent Va ucton Society BROOKLYN IN The
Exchange o: Fiais Buildng, TUESDAY EYealag1
AZ ! O'Clock
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Il 4, =
s@3bSMW~ b. order. d. O'GUAN0k seciy,
a Concert OF 0ratofy an.{ Mi;si,, con
Ras o. IS Songs aad Rgciaions VII b. s'si 6} .ssIs
tnolson ald in the Socrty Library Rooms Btoadry,
sdaesday Eyeains Ja1 3d. Il :. oc!nck Adni,sor Ter
On af 10 cents for 81 NeT CaSs> vii be o.9% 70 n-e
~ NJ and The other from to T. NJ every tay i3 Is LIS
s'a aud Lectures and the Tex Book the ce 81 j -
Mercantile Library Associat.on:-Sey-
- q LeS,pts Will BE- delivered Tuestsy tyenns Jan "a
= - o'clock. In Clinton Halt b. GEORGE A " I'D
s. OF New York Subjec;-Lfs and Career OF IOis Pau
YRS Tickets, Is eeuts, 10 b. had a; thu door.
b order, fWM NJ. PARKS, Rec. Sec.
a,s- Neehahics' Institute MeetiaS.-The Reg
S4It aoatiy MEETING OF tha Mechanics las:,tue viii be
~ ~ lhs lnsOtU looms City Hail TUESDAY vveoiis
ii 10 b. sn ato At e'Ess An OF Constitution
'n CHARLES l.. BARRlTT Actusry
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ELAGGlNG SIDE Walks IN 5th "A II. -.
n.,anr in tn. Boad OF Assistant Aldermen TO Flag the
Sew AXIS il H4u Laisht FestTY DeoIosseS ana "
Wt streets from Laigh TO Hotokn street. where the same
are 9 ~? interested in this proposition and opposed thereto,
oues-d 10 present thar objections III wFltinS 20 me IN
dcned az his Office Hall OF Record on or before the !V'h
d.v Of January next 60, :;.
c.,, commissioner, o flee Dec 80, 1873 i'll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

TOSMETICS.-PIenls superior Toilet Pow
~ der Pearl Powder Rose Powder Goqralds celebrated
Beauty Water, Cow lands Lotion Rowands IA Nj
Rouge with fun Of other a5,ieee TO mG52,vS n
SANDS {. CO. No.T East Broadway, corner Of Market
c,,..t d20 l2tIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

SEA- E;l.phaot Oil do do do do do do
Lard Oh, do DO do DO do do
Linse.d Oil, raw and boiled.
Olive OIL ia bottles and bertlea,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

MEMS, BOYS AND CHlLDREN'S CLOIH-
HAM-sTREET ard BoWERY, VII key s eoe an1ay
AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, Of al! descnpticns,
made the rAsHos.BLE STYLE, 70 which ne would
made arrangements TO receive CLOTHS, CASSIMERES.
VESTlNGs, &C. By eyeIy Packet and has secured s the
perfect satisfaction ell who may prirchase.
N B-G4rmsns made 10 order G: the shortest nottec
md with street p.incf,Lntty. tFIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

- &cThe subscriber offers fo sale very superior Por
Wine. glass and draftals- old pale Cog, Brandy
Dld M;:sfa 4Hd shefty, u, glass and n WOOD .e,s.
dezen each. Apply TO GILBERT DAHiS,
si4 isif Is Pine street. coTrsr Of William
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

0S'''N ''''''' THE. THREE LOVERS!
Performed h rwsGty-Siye Children uale years ss-
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many weeks IN preparation under the direction Of Noa,
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(;nENr " STERN the Ethiopian Orator, and initiate
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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-06-20

Our EARLY lCoMPANIoNs.-How few of
the companions ofout early youth do we find
accompanying US in the after days Of LIES
journey. Ofthose who seemed so linked
with our first joys and sorrows, as TO become
almost a part of our existence, some rise
above and some sink below the course we
are pursuing, and if seen are scarcely no
ticed. Others try-the Desperate adventure
of distant climates, and bankrupt in hopes
or i'll health, are never again heard of. With
some, folly does the work of time; and a few,
perhaps, are Recognised amongst those who
signalized themselves in the feverish strife Of
politics, or are commemorated as having fall
len in some brilliant achievement. We di-
verge like lines drown from the same point,
pursuing similar directions, but. seldom re-
uniting. Our permanent connexions are
generally formed at later period, yet the
heart still Eeels something wanting, and as
we look round for it in vain, the happiness
of our first affections is ~magnifed by being
seen through the purer atmosphere which
the morning o careless innocence has cast
around them. This may be commonplace.
but our feelings are all so-it is only in their
in~tenseness or direction that we differ.