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a collector OF church rates in Eng
land, calling upon Quaker, who kept
a dry-goods store, for the usual sum, the
latter said
"Friend, is it right that l should pay
when | never attended the established
the established church,
"The church is open 10 ALL" answer
ed the collector, ''aud you might have
attended if you had mind to-
The Quaker paid the money, and OH
the next day sent the collector bill for
broadcloth. The man came immediate
ly, and in great passion, asked the
meaning of it; declaring that he never
had single article from the store.
"Oh!7 said the Quaker, rubbing his
hands, "the store was open for thee and
thou mightest have had the clothifthou
hadst nina
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TSODEY9S LADY'S BOOK having been for
z Eso long series of years, universally recogn-
zed as the exclusive and indisputable guide to the
fair sex, in matters of taste, fashion, and itera-
ture-tha only work conducted by distinguished
female authors, who have won foT themselves
nigh place among the guiding spirits of the age
the only work which in point of fact has been ex-
cldsively devoted to the ades-its favor with its
fair patrons has not been less remarkable than its
perfect adaptation to their feelings and tastes and
their requirements. In entering upon new year,
the publisher, without diminishing the least that
sterling and useful literature, which has long
sailed from laying under contribution the native
good sense and elegant fancy of our American Fe-
male writer's, will, as each successive number APP
pears, present in the several departments of Liter
AZURE, Fashion, and Pictorial Establishment, a
constant and ever varying succession ofnew and
striking features. Nor does he promise without
ample ability to perform. Ths best literary tall
ent, the best efforts of the most distinguished artists
in the country-and, TO crown as well as adorn the
whole, the most perfect arrangements for the re-
ception of the American, London and Paris Fash
ions, far in advance of any other publication in
this conntry, enable him TO assure the patrons of
the I4ADY'S BOOK that the forthcoming volume
will more than justify its well earned title of the
Magazine of Magazines for the ladies of our
country.
1t has passed into custom TO assert that dress is
matter of lri1ng Importance, but this every lady
knows to be utterly false. Taste in dress is uni
versay feltto be the index of thousand desirable
qualities in woman, while deficiency in this res
pect always Injuries in the estimation of stran-
gers, and even fher intimate friends--the beauty
of Helen and the wit of Aspasia, would hardly
commend to general favor an acknowledged DowDY
in dress. Hence the importance of an accredited
guide to the Fashions
This useful Offices already filed for fourteen
years, with universal acceptance, by the Ladyss
Book, The publisher pledges himselfto discharge in
future, in style Surprising al his former efforts
IS the highest authority in Fashion.
Nolady considers herself welIsdressed who con-
travenes this authority, and, our own city, in N
York, Boston, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Louisville
Lexington. ST. Louis, New Orleans, Mobile, Rich.
mond, Charleston, Savannah, and the other netrop:
oliaian cities Of the various States, the tastsfs
Fashion Plates of the Lady Bookd tate the law
ofdress.
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~ II - 2 q fgI D
W of the Amarcan Literary Magazines. Tn
number for January, 1913. will be the first Of IN
,}5th volume. Its long and universally successful
career, lfom its Commencement with few hun
dred subscribers, until the present time. when il
has circulation Of fifty thousand copies month.
isperhaps as good an evidence of its great and in
creasing merit as the publisher has it in his power
% one, To his old subscribers, he .trnsts no as
surance ara necsssarY of his determination 10
maintain its present ascen1ancy over all the rival
periodicals Of the country The engagement, do
ring the past year. of such men as BRYANT, CooP-
Err, DANA, LoNGFEfhow, HOFFMAN, MANcuE.
etc, of high regulations in the literary world as
regular contributors, in addition to previous list
embracing many of the first names ID the nation, is
sufficient guarantees that the work will continue
70 be the principle madium of communication be-
tween the best authors and the public. Among
the attractions Of the thirty-ffth volume, will be
several Tales BY Mr.. f. Cooper, Mr. Grafton,
Mr. Holman, Mr. Herbert, Mss Leslie, MARY
Clacers.' Mrs, Ensbury, Mrs EtleL md Mrs Ste
pte,ss; poems by Mr. Bryant, Mr. Dana, Mr.
L7ngfeliotc, Mr. Street, Mrs Sebc Smith, Mrs
Oig5od. af.l Mrs Sigou7aey; essays By Mr. Fay,
.uf Jones, Mr. I'uckernsan, Mr. Poe etc. ETC.
Here follows more full list of the namesof
contributors, the most distinguished Of the country
which we omit for want of room
Graham's Ladys and Gentleman's Magazine
has been from its establishment more than any
otnsr the favorita periodical Of ths greater sex.
Though is plan doss not entirely exclude articles
Of the most important character such as have IA
ssd Blackwood's and some other foreign journals
10 their high influence and reputation. lis pages
will be Principally devoted to what's usually term
ed light lteratIre. twill be Distinguished from
otherpublicasions Of similar aims by. the literary
and artistic merit Of its contents While those Of
ther works aIs unknown or Anonymous, the con-
H'ou'oss 20 tn's are u'e most eminent authors of
oA- age and country; the serv cieators fon,de.s
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III SSIS9IPPI UOiLlHG q
AT CLINTON Miss.

WILL commence the Fall and Winter ses-
wv sion FIVE months or 81 ofOctobernex
The faculty consists of Rev. Alexandei Campbell,
President; Rev. Robert NJ Lain, Professor of Ma
,thomatics and Natural Philosophy; Edward Pic
ksu, VI. D., Professor of Chemistry, Rev. c. Par
l'h. Professor Of Ancient Languages; u. w. Mof-
1T. Principal Of the Preparatory department.
Tuition payable in advance.
Primary division. per session. Sl2 10
Classical and scientific division, 1900
Boa7iing and room per month 500
Ssrisats are expected to furnish their rooms
with baldnI, furniture, &c. and procure their own
Washing. Washin- can be had in town al from
- 70 3il cents per dozen.
The Gsmala Department, under the supeTinten
dance of the President of the College. assisted by
Misa. II. l.. Gillespie, and others will commence
at the s>ma tima
Tui,ion payable in advance.
Per session. in primary division, Sl2 90
g in middle . Is 90
in high Is 90
in music on piano. 25 0G
Z" in music on guitar, % 90
g in painting, drawing, wax flowers, Is 90
Boarding AMI room per noath, 8 90
Boarding and room, with fuel, lights, bod
ding and room furniture, washing, &c. &c.
per month, II 90
DIR. Picket is expected during the win 81 20 de-
liver course Of lectures on chemistry accompan-
ie1 with experiments, for the bcnsft of both
schools
BY order OF the Board: COWLES MEAD.
President Board of Trustees, NJ. G..
Clinton, Sept. Ia, 1912. 39-l0w
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DIR. ID. JAYNE'S
INDIAN EXPECTORANT


8 recommended decidedly superior other known
combination of medicine for Coushs Colds, Influenza m
Guilty Of thing Whooppg Cough Pains and Weakness Of
the Breast and all diseases OF the Pulmonary Organs THIS me
dcine hishly and justly ,ded by
specialize individuals. who have found relief from USE
Many who have bsen borng under proacted coughs aud
the breast and have been suppoed by themselves and
resored perfect health by the ofs valuable
The following is deemed sufficient for insertion here:
From the Rev. C. c. r. Crosby late Agent Of the Ameri-
can Bal tist"1
NEw YoRx, June IS. 1885,
To On. JAYNE
Dear Sir IL maze Of the Indian Exnectorant
sonay and my family for the six with bcne
M Indeed may consider my life prolonged BY the of this
medicine under the blessing Of God for seserl
years may almost much OF wiiand also Of the
Mr. Trson of the Island of jamaica For all Of
Cough, Inflammation Of he C,es Lungs and hroat 90
unhs sangy recomme it the beat medicine have
tried. My earnest wish is that Others afflicted have
may experience the r which am persuaded they
will by using the Indian Expectorant. -
N b. Many Of my neiohbors, my recommendation have
tried this medicine with unf Dr. Hamilton. Of
ST JAMS South Carolina greatly affected by cough,
hoasenss and OF the lungs and on using bottle Of
Sold wholesale and eia THE propreors prices by A. b.
D. Sands general agents. 10 Fulton street. 23 Broadway and
la broadway.
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a. PHENIX HORSE BAZAAR-No. 1850 and 1911

~ PHENIX HORSE PAZAAR1Nes 1870 and 1871,
his friends and the public generally that he
has entered into coparnarhip with THOMAS II. DILkS,
under the firm Of Dks,
HAVING taken The larse and commodou, fepoof stables
NOS l8 and 1871 Mercer street. Zone door North Of
and made extensive additions alterations and
ne they have opened the the above
title for the sale Of Horses Carriages Seghs Harness.
dry &C. at Public Auction and Private Sale also for the
commodaon Of dealers horses sale and livery horses
Gowan take, hi, opportunity to return thanks for the
very liberal Patronage bestowed him while proprietor the
Horse Bazaar Crosby street, and soliciting
Of his old friends and the public in general the
b,hment he Them that eYeron ska be wanting
on his part or that Of his Thos Dilks,
C. hatter themselves that the arrangements they
made will meet the entire APPRECIATION of the public having
accommodations for over Ono Hundred Sosss style
surpassed by establishment Of kind the United
Of AL descriptions, sleghs, harness, &a.
The regular public sales this establishment will be held
every TUESDAY throughout the year
The first sale will ahe piac. TIL SDAY February I3lh
commencing at il O'Clock, with Carriages Harness &c
All Horse; intended for this sale registered previous
to Monday. February II, at o'clock, p. NJ.
The public invited to call and examine the premises
- COWAN u DILKS,
PR
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE.

DOCTOR JOHNSON, IT Duane street, 30 well known to
the victims of Syphnc disease, the successful
practitioner that New York can bss Of IL the treatment Of
found at the old which he has occupied for the last ten
years. The public and large portion Of medical men in gene
raj practice have that all advertsng Doeton quacks
ignorant eksriatsns but that auscEsw
Medical qusckery consists in holding himself forth
skilled in the heating art, without having diploma
hory practice, without general! medical information
can satisfy any one that we are legally to practice
disease superior OF general Physcans
land thatour skill in the and proper management
every variety of Venerea Disease, including the surgical
thra We have confined practice the
treatment of all prvae and delicate complaints for
We GOO patients years patients
only from every part Of the United States, but they
andc the time and week passes without
physicians the city from the country coming consult
respecting their PATIENTS sending their patients for
advice We dscount-nanee qusckery in any o and there
country where they pd physician lied in the
their disease Every undertake we cure make
charge No matter how long have Gleet Structure
Ulcers upon the body the throat, pains in the
head and bones Of legs, we will and can cure you If your
Constitutional Weakness Impotency, is disease
plicated character hat the adopted by the
majority Of physicians highly injurious instead Of salutay
constituting part practice. Many unforunats
tim Of this unnatural vice has experienced the beoet Of
utary treatment yspepsa weakness Of the limbs and small
the back confusion Of intellect aptaton Of
The face oay symptoms Of this complaint diree
tons followed guarantees Post paid leen with
of containing 50 for advice attended
hold communion with the advertising doctors in New York
Suscstions Of others 6ce Il Duane ssss one noo from
Chatham jl8 lmkm
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HIGHLY IMPORrANr.

NV YoRr. Jan, sesb 1874.
world 10Th :s.,ia. forth !s. b: had
year" o 400 Tsos:o1 P.oo%s B:sSsss
The ID and 18th Of the present month January I e0 a
S,s ny a ny
EEL. a H %S.s me 49,
S si IL H. s.a Dss the Them
Esys him eaomel zach Of which n an mes
irs oS sn .o
S always 'sif.
" Be- Ehs p u sSs :e
body time bii.ier. beside. several mustard drafts.
ss
about aahsppy and nsaty Ga his
In addition to and o,son 20 which
% 'SSt he Ss
the size sh bad 0fs large pm would s wolf
y ;hs f DsseE @ Ss
@S -Ss hss ss:s %iss
Ps.ed By bleeding ard rends one Of tn most
n The
i ssf h.
Sss h tie 70 &c to show s he
sSs ss ssy sS:: :ss s:
p, sst Of 1Osss
al and P s's
expect and safety in time Of mental
liz s
that S .oa "sS M fc, he
in health home with his little kmily group the meat
Ssass hi. say and to
o b"ss snS
Norris 2si Egheeq'h all the Inhabitants Of Essx
m D..
tent. s :. G"s 10 = tf 'Y0
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MO CURE NO PAY.--DH. COOPER, Il Duane street.
~ between Chatham and William Streets takes this method
Of Informing citizens aud stranger, that he has for the last
ysa confined his Practice solely TO tina treatment Of vencrca
considered by portion Of the medical profession species
Of quackery for OF IL, legitimate members advertise still
the advantage tie unfortunate victims Of vcpera disease
derive from regularly educated physician devoting his
tor to particular branch Of the profession be apparent
DO You not employ surgeon to amputate limb Ito
list disease Of the eye Ito dentist for operation the
teeth and e .nrXson noted for the cure Of sph, when
that those cu perfect in this branch because they only
rractce at it. Dr. Cooper spent celebrated Hos
and has Tor ten bc extensive practice
In this way OF medical in New York. Hscan Il
most aggravated cases Of Syphilis and f1d eyed n
spcrformed 1t deplonbs Of the
that presented to the Dr. where the disease hes been driven
into the system by qpacks break again the form Of
spots aud ulcers on the body pains the joints throat
night sweats and emacison. The DE- will IL
rnt make charge.
STRICTURE.--Dr Cooper ha. discovered 4 new method
BY which he the worst form Of Structure from
to two weeks with scarcely pain to the patient Irritation
of the uree gland Of the neck Of the bladder
sometmes misaxcs for Structure by general practitioner
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY, sometimes called Sc
mns brought on by secret habit INDUCED in BY
evil that bsa au beSet disease the heart
sumption evacuation of the fame and finally ends
coplete idiscy Dr. Cooper win effect radical
and restos tie constitution original and
that by mid and s,npe course OF medicine warrant
ed IN every charge Post paid letters descrbins
complaint and enclosing g. attended TO- Patients attended
member, II DuAso street, between William Chatis,n ss
lis 1nAm
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THE ONLY CERTAIN CURE.
TO BE QUICKLY CURED.

ND thereby the dreadful after and
"A the ong If dsaste that follow of
r: :Ssf ;hsua make use Of medicine that, will
poison, enecuay the irepaable injuries which
sometmes poison all the Of d0mestic hap
pine:s Many medicines offered the public but nothing
has been before made known that much Of the
plants, Dr. THO MASS SPECIFIC PILLS Until these
Pills discovered the patient required submit all
kind Of deprivation business and Of living and sub
ected long aud tedious of mixtures drops
than the disease itsef-and. after all to be s victim
OF Its worst long He remains.
Thomas Specific Pills purely vegetable unpleasant
ase and they fail the aggravated
short asonsh the patient himself They
need but little pa,nng The bloom health and look Of
road health, Price, 81 per Box Agents II East Broad
way, Of Market 70 Fulton Street 2Iy broadway
of Chamberst J23 lms~c
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TO MARRIED LADIES'
MADAME RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS

M Those Invaluable Powders have been universally adopted
in Europe but France in particular for upwards of
and e se e S the %
bids too rapid increase Of family.
The results Of their adoption 10 the happiness the health,
nay, ocu the e Of many an afcctonate wife and TO- moth
too touch wtho the limits Of advertise
parents the atars happiness Of thsir osprne mot
but too well known that the families of the married often
beyond the happiness those who them birth would
dcae Ia how instances does the hard working father
and more especially the mother Of family remain slaves
toing but To- live and living but to toll when they might have
enjoyed comfort and comparative auence; and and toll
have weighed down the spirit aud at last broken the health Of
the father how often Is the widow LETT unab with the
coming degraded objects Of chatyor progas ofvice1
Even though competence and plenty smile often
sa the days OF the kind husband and father embittered
be0ldng the em,cated form and declining health of tho
thrty-sst sinking into premature Tavs-wth the certain
OF himself being early bere Of the s his
and and his young aad helpless chdeo Of those
dearing attentions and wachul solicude which mother
alone bestow not time when least able
moal-for parents TO increase the! families regardless Of
themselves the well being Of their
when simple healthy and certain remedy within
control? The ADVERTISER feeling the Importance subject.
adoption prescribed by respectfully arous
the attention Of the married its consideration Is it
and yruo evils which subject by simple
and healthy within contro Every dispassonate
vru2us and enlightened mnd will unhesatingly
Price five dollars package accompanied with full and par
icular directions
letters be post paid addressed to box $685." N.
Y3or MAD ME KESrELL, Female Physician.
hours from A. N. 10 r. NJ Boston Office No Essex st.
do 2m%r
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READ WHAT SHERMAN'S LOZENGES
HAVE DONE

MIR. DAY, boot maker, No. 20 TaSy street, Brooklyn,
W suffered greatly for eighteen months with emacaton de
blty sickness Of the stomach loss Of appetite shooting
The bowels his stomach neglected aos kind Of food
e had been attended By various physicians and
for two months by the professors Of tho Unvey and all
purp0sc.
reading pr sherman Book descriptive Of the
woms he thought they met his he purchased box
Of Sherman, Worm Lozengcs few does brought away
multitude Of similar might be nsntsoned where chill
dren and adults had erd all aah worms and
thing gave relief but Sherman's Lozeuaes.
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, WhoOpipE Ccexh and Con.
sumption, are all cured by ShseEs Coush Lozepgs
than other known remedy They eSy the tickling in
few seconds, and enable those afflicted with the most
harTassng coughs 20 sleep whole nights. The Rev. Dr.
Dunbar Rev. Mr. De Forest Rev. and hundreds
thousands attest to their happy Others the
efficacy OF Shermans Cough LoDenges. for headache,
papitatiop. lowness Of Spirits sickness and lasu
from bodily mental exertons and for the wonderful proper
ties Of Sherman's Poor Mans Plaster which but i2h
cents and i warranted for rheumatism and lumbago,
PUN weakness in the breast side back any OF the
body ASK for Shermane Poor Mans Plaster and that his
name and hi. fac smile with directions for the
ssld by unprnciped druggs RemSb:r to get Sherman
Lozengenges and Plase and Truss-none Others will
be deceived.
Dr. Shermanv Warehouse l06 Nassau strest Agen-227
Hudson q ing !ss Bowery Spring; n East Broad.
way In Brooklyn Mrs Hays - Fulton. and Mountains
Drug store 1893 Fulton emson Prospect and Jackson
la Jersey City, Randall Grocer. In Newark Trppe
and David Bryson Phladephia-Zsber COL Ledger Build
izs Boston.Reddna X Co.'S State ct. Albany-A Guthrie
Stanwix Hall. d2s re-
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DOCTOR JOKDAN,S
PRIVATE SPECIFIC PACKAGES

TOR THE CURE Of diseases, offer advantages
Possessed byany other remedy 70 wit Stat Thy contain
rened IS for every symptom sd They are
by the Monitor treatise maadies full dec-
without exposure consultation 5t One package makes
but il other medicines required they supplied with
out charge 9Th Their neither loss
lastly the Monitor points the only mode
of pre- sention Mr. l. the Of 0on0nhoa. Glret Sc
mn Weakness. Sci No q for Xsnerss diseases in all its
ges No >, for F'uor Albus, or Whites
The Monitor cents complete packages each g.
securely packed to post paid remtances.
Sold ONLY az DRUG Store 60 Prince street.
few door Nboi. fivats entrance cox Marion. con,
tinuation Of Centre. fI. jas linz
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FOR THE PILES.

the oqweg interesting case and cure o.
ding in his been afflicted with Piles for YEAR, He
about three months His lou
bad liver torpid occasional palptation
pale and anguid complaint: pain the kdnys great
with pile much nhaned at times as TO
intense other times RELIEVING thfms:
muscles of the back from the lons continued irritation I'd
with much difficulty that he could walk his step feeble
aud uH had tpendsd more han fve hundred dollar. in
yelu amt and had obtained only temporary re-
lief lley cured, having ;aken only three boxes
OF ny LUARY; has travelled more than TWO thousanu
miles since aud fee no return Of the complaint !: as wei
and active now az ne was thirty years ago ana al
am il te nal remedy. sold by the proprietor his Office
Bowey four doors above spring street. dice gats
Remember l96 Bowery ~ lmd&w*ec
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.

M. DE BOUpELOouE, MD, LISBON, PORTUGAL,
THE Scientific cspbinston Of pEisdIen,s oiwbich tkezs
rason or the world They known ali over Europe 10 os
the only preparation discovered that proved invariably
certain producing the monthly Their certainty in al
being sach that they must used during
for though always mid safe and healthy. they
The directions translated into sh and are enyeopS
round with the zeal Of the importer stamped. Each boz COW
eps the signature Of M de Doudc!oque and the English d.
rections have the signature OF Dr. H. MGLYEAU authorised
agent for the continent of America. "
They isS e ,D,%sd ~ qs e any part Of the Unity.
the United States Office rag Liberty street near st.
PriSe S5-haf boxes No half boxes sent by mail SOLD
n boston at NO. Salem street, letter. directed Dr. y.
Meiveau bog a, New York will meet with imeo.tr attea
tion. All letters must b paid. do 2mdxwsc
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MEDTCAI NOTICE

lust PUBLISHED. this day) by DIR FAWCETTL
Fulton street, aud original work on Matrmony I'm
potence and Stety anst1micay ard medically esplaaed
modern treatment Of syphilis secondary Of gonor
hoea geet strcures whites, seminal weakness,
emlsson and all the consequence arising from de-
strnctive habit Of nconsderate youth. &C.. &C.
This work contains 1870 pages Of NATTER and the great
pouniy which the Author has had for the twenty
the genital organs y render hi. book Invaluable both
mentioned incarabe without mercury They will he.e ind
practical statements demonstrating the absudy Of the old
mercur treatment aud the entire of the authors plain
and rational method Of those dangerous and
ete1ious called arsenic suphats
per, &C., &c
The author still confines his practice those affections
the geneetiye which FULLY disclosed described
i his work And hs can be cSnsusd eonddentay az 1875
ST. Peson, residing at distance have the work by
mail, by enclosing 81 Tree of j23