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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-25
v)N CERTAIN IMPORTANT MALADlEs

7)N CERTAIN IMPORTANT MALADiES.
yHE AUTHOR Of the Private Treatise" Dr. Ralph bsgs
disorders rie crsoasIiy or By post
h q that the .ae ,ns
onned TO these complaints embraces whole Of
difficulty passing peculiar to advancing age He
ees proper also here the public the following
1,s sss. s I.II AMP IT'S CURE: ,.
nent much pains sken explain It's naurethr diseases
he fact that frequently those who
= viii " "e
which will enable Judge whether he has this
A%oas other has pI~ remarked t it by means
an I Of ns should be GSufed or
long cases my eEs, for mouth"
Nsh sssy hy should be pa or
hing directing the attention the Of this disease Pain
obe e g as .apsrada and with ,,S'r
Al mind and nervous system rather than the part t.
Elf Te are however hres crcumssance; which most
ss s 1 ss %tT
81 ss hs Mm S ol might m. on , o. sui
i 1$y,"ssd ss'sd form xi following hIs
Fa xSS$n if = ...av
Gp n se so.S.. wy ID wee leS /
] would saSs ss.psisa @ thy
SSSSEB ..sass III, 4:
My Is by far the frequent OF Structure IL not its
structure Tor person naturally disposed 10 sric
than another IT, however II should have continued from
tx to eight weeks this length Of time least would strengthen
TIE EFFECT 4 STRUCTURE HAS UPON THE
nlNp-NohmS is more certain than the effect Of stlc-
'p sss s sS ri AID 70 ss s e. S
IL tut 1t degree other that tewrier rare
sees case of Structure which the patient does not observe
so serious eject though iitte understood but il unques-
,onabi true Indeed whoever considers the natural connection
u mind and sexual organs will easily imagine that there
Medium by which the mind powerfully acts upon these
ne mnd This however better explained IN The Private
Treatise of the author little volume which many
arts Of the world As the Of Structure proceeds the ac
VAN respect 10 the Of Scture-ths It gratifying TO
'tate generally accomplished little time and without
AN or Incompetence Nothing exceed the improvement Of
lands OF proper and experienced the OF Structure
now accomplished many days formerly demanded
Months Many persons consult the writer who come on bus
though has been OF trouble and Ixey Tor To
those who counot leave their hoes the writer furnishes his
wcu means OF cure togethr with has Private Treatise
ublec and written the panest and which, being
distance
In consequences OF the number pretende and books Of
Iuackery which niest this city, he deems proper TO make
hs statement as ground e. nee
he has been engaged these diseases both
and city practice for than thirty years and has
published three editions OF work expressly them Also that
he most eminent in Anerica-s Sir xssley Cooper OF
London, DR.. Mott of New York; DR.. Physc, of Philade
ha and Others and that he permitted refer almost
Greenwich street nv I'm rh
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THE WONDER " BLESSING OF THE AGE
THE ONLY CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.
LET EVERY MIN IYONAN & CHILD

WHO is troubled with Coughs, Colds Splitting Blood,
w Liver Complaints Asthma, Bronchitis Whoopnr
Cough Pain the side and Breast, Sore Throat, Rising
Tickling in the Throat, Nervous Debility Paiptaon Of the
Heart Broken Constitution, from the abuse Of caIome
syrup of Wild Cherry prepared by the celebrate Dr. Swane
q Phiadephiae others SPURIOUS and limitations
greraratoa from this valp,e ree-p swaynes Compound
and Race streets, Philadelphia.
Agents--Wm. Minor I'D. corner of Broadway and John
r. B. Warner EOS Blocker Of Minetta
md sands Church pj:psss15y 1873 BSwsJy corner q
land Reese and Co.. 80 Maiden Lame, New York; Rev J.
Cook 6 Baltimore street Balimore Andrew Oliver and Co..
x; Mr., Hayes Brookyn Z. Klene, s. Louis; WIN Thorn,
100 Broad street Newark n y Benjamin ods 27s Broad
street. Newark, NJ John s Harrison, Salem, Mass;
Backus and Bull Troy New York; spadng and Harrington,
WqTcsster Mass James Green and Co. Worcester Mass,
ksspsis s, New York; g Woodman ysksbsrf Miss;
Mass; f. Holden East Boston, Mass; NJ Cohen and Co
Charleston. g G.. jel9 3meod.rh
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Fires md Imurvv. ment,

Among the various suggestions a1oat on
the subject OF preventign fires, elected by
the late confagration, there is one deserving
of notice, that would probably be most eff
cdcious. In case OF chlmnevs taking fire. the &C.
cupant Of the house fined on the score OF careless
ness Let the same rule be extended to all fires,
which, unquestionably, in the majority of instances,
originate from negligence or want of care, and owR-
ers and tenants would have direct, specific motive
for using watchfulness and precaution more infiu-
entail than any general uncertain liability to loss
One OF the improvements to which the late fire
has opened the way, and which is most needed, is
the widening of Exchange street from Broad street
10 Broadway, and extending it thence to the North
River Several plans for obtaining thoroughfare
from the most busy part of the city to Greenwich,
West. and Washington streets, have of late been
preached, such as the widening of Thames and con.
Meeting 1t with Pine street, and the continuing of
Morris street through to Broad. A glance at the map
will show that an avenue in the line of Exchange
street would be far preferable, as more central and
as running through two blocks on Broadway and
Greenwich streets that are lnconvenienty large and
without proper passage way. The fire has evelled
both sides of Exchange, between Broad street and
Broadway, and thus prepared il tor being widened
and graded down to Broad street. Beyond Broad
way there is narrow, crooked, filthy alley, leading
10 Lumber and thence to Greenwich street, which is
q disgrace to the city. Exchange street, carried
through this alley in straight line to the wharves
on North River, would relieve Wall street OF its
crowded condition, ard become all along an excel
Isnt passage and site for business purposes.
EXCELSIOR
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The Late Explosion.


There appears great sollcltude apparent in GER
tain quarter TO create idea that the late explosion
was caused by satpetre. A number of articles have
appeared simultaneously in some of our city papers
IN which number OF ingenious, but most transpa-
renty ridiculous theories are brought forward
srnothered up along with chemical words, which
the writers of them are apparently ignorant TO show
that the explosion Was only from saltpetre, burnt
bags &c The properties of saltpetre are not new,
and no case can be cited by which explosion has
been made by it. The case of the brig in Boston
does not apply at all That explosion could have
been made by foul air; but even in that case, we
ind then, that 1t was attributed to gunpowder, and
chiefly to that cause only The writer Of this article
was witness of fire which occurred in Philade-
pha about fifteen years ago, on South Wharves, in
which cargo OF saltpetre was burned up, and reco
lects that there was no explosion then. Doubtless
some of your Philadelphia correspondents can give
you some information about it. The store was &C.
cupied, believe, by John F. Oil. Esq A thorough
ly minute investigation should be made in this case,
or tiremen will not risk their lives to save ware
houses and grocers' stores hereafter
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Cow. BAE,'Ey The Pihsburg Journal says ;-"It
re well know that this gallant officers remains were
Inferred in the yard Of the First Presbyterian Church
We saw his grave the other day and could not help
thinking ht too little attention has been paid to his
mory A comparatively small sum would be sufficient
easily he obtained either by subscription appropria.
ton Of the Councilswith the propriety, as our
civ IL each year becoming Of Importance to the
service OF which Com. Barney was ornament"
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NOliJE.
TO MERCHANTS, SHIP MASTERS AND
OTHERS

THE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform them, thai
he has the employ Of the late Samuel Demiit
years and the late Samuel Dmilt haying bequeathd
nm the Transit Instrument Astronomical Clocks and th
Of the Obse vatory, his
zion with his son the business q manaseturng repairing
rating Chronomeurs, and dealing in Nautical Instruments
Charts Watches Clocks Jewelry Silver Ware &C. the old
.tand No. 239 Pearl street ID. EGGERT
u6 I'm.
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kNAPP'S
kNAPP'S
INDIAN STRENGTHENING PLASTER


INDIAN STRENGTHENING PLASTER.
HESE PLAsTERs presed for pains and weakness u The
tsthmatc affections and n Children will in
1--WE immediate and soothing relief
They will also be found highly beneficial for complaints OF
the Liver, Lungs and Kidney.
Persons Of dentary habits whose business requires them
stand much, who be troubled with weakness the
hest IN the side breast will nd great relief by
NJ Of these Pasters.
With regard the efficacy OF these Fissrer, nothing
said, they carry with them their accommodation,
he price being remarkably low is sufficient nduc-men 70
those afflicted TO give them trial.
The proprietor confident that by the great and
ed Cor these asters the popularity which they have Obtain
solely by their merits, and the universal satisfaction
which they have given that they decidedly superior
others in
No pains spared making them adhesive and pabie
possible and in rendering them free from all those
which of complaint the ordinary pastrs e the
lay.
These Patters need but trial give satisfaction de
sired
Be and ask for Knapps Indian Strengthening Plaster
that his signature the back of each None others
genuine.
Made only by p g. KNAPP and sold wholesale and retail
his Medicine Warehouse No 1862 Hudson door below
King New York Also for sale by the Duggikfs
rric = end a. rte earh vto wrod
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Wales GLOBE, and TRANSPARENT Celestial Sphere
adapted schools, colleges. and private fami
ies-fow the Normal Schools Boston and Albany
the High School and Naval As, um Philadelphia, in Yale
Common Schools il NeW York AID Sther cities and State.
others Manufactured aud for sale by G. VALE al his Naut
al aud Mathematical Establishment franklin square New
York " I'D u,ri
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LIE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT Proprietor.
G1rculatiOn---F C,rty Thousand.

conr a. a. haEHALD-Every day Price cenls per
ttyyrpSE, 20 20 psl pannqn.-plyabe in advance
n,r . NALl,-Every Saturday-Price Ct cents
y, ceyts per annumpayabe in advance
cash in advance. - - ' "'"sfs
despatch ~ AS eAoou'eu WIN "eauty ana
"a ~ s,h communications, by mail addressed
;ii he ds 'shmept must be post paid the postage
- Auctad from the subscription money reunited
pas. JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
f2Toe TaR NEw YoRK He2ALD EsTa BLIsHa Ewr
No-hres. carnnt ~ C,irnn nnd Nassan st-ae..
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The Wool MARKEr,-The Washington Republic
of the 10Th, published in of the largest and
fnest woolgrowing sections of the country says -
There at present activity in the wool business in
this section Of Pennsy lvana Every thing looks dull
and torpid Perhaps full 500 900 lbs half the crop have
been taken up by the dealers at prices vary from
80 cents Few clips II any have been sold at high
rate than 80 cents. Much the largest proportion
brought 80 cents hne clips only have commanded 81
cents. One half the crop Is yet to como into ma ket
The holders large growers generally and able
hold In hopos OF better prices We hope they may
be gratifed, but we very much doubt it.
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TO TRANGERS

TO TRANGERS
STRANGERS visiting New York will find agreeable
- lief from the oppressive heat Of the city ny passing hour
or in the morning evening at the ALBANIA 1850
Broadway degrees difference Of the
atmosphere observable between the Interior and exterior
OF the est ,bshmeu The beautiful Fountain alone worth
VISIT TO the place aside from the acknowledged superiority of
the quality the Ice Creams and other refreshments furnished
TIER" Admission rec. jy2 2weod insrf
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BACHELORS
N K w IN VENT ED

so PERFECTLY resembles the real head Of hair defy
~ detection. All the old difficulties and annoyances
completely done away with. Wig enjoy
much ease aud comfort as ever they did with their hair
Citizens and invited this and deli
cate work., must be seen to be appreciated at WIN
BATCHELOR'S Wig and Scalp Manufactory, No Q Wall
street near Brosdwsy-Remove ed from l65 Broadway.
Ina
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NAvAL-The French brig of war Grffon, Com
ander Gasquet arrived at Pensacola the 9th instant
In ten days from Vera Cruz.
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ALEXANDER'S TKICOBAFHE.

4
A NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY, being Ii
"A guild Dye which nstantaneousy changes tn. color Of the
hair to beautiful brown black without injury the hal
skin The superiority Of this dye in
mode Of application and instantaneous eectaI other dyes
requiring from twelve hours produce any change Its
superior excellence will be single
application. "
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily Sun "ALExANpERs
TRcoBaPHE-The effect Of the above the hair truly
onshing IL tried yesterday Office and the change
from gray to black instantaneous.
For sale by Rushton Co, druggists ITO Broadway 10 As
tor House and 86 Broadway; Of nth Aspin
wall SO WILLIAM street. Johnson, Moore Taylor 81 Maiden
lane j. W. Wright CO. Cedar street, and Of the principal
druggists throughout the United states Of sole agents.
iva ms PHILADELPHIA.
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On and after l4th june 1916.
From Brooklyn Depot
Boston Tran9 A. M. daily Sundays excepted, stopping
81 Farmingdae and ST. Georges Manor
ale md nrerms da;e places daily Sundays excepted
Accommodation Train, for Grsenpor daily, Sundays
xcete stopping maica, Branch, Hempstead and Hcks
nj all the stopping places betwsn Hcksvlle and
ireenport.
srsm Greenp.rt Depct--
Boston Train s,ily Sundays excepted, at Tx O'Clock NJ
Il " on the arrival OF the steamers from Norwich.
Accommodation Tsn A 81, daily Sundays excepted
Il or Brooklyn and intermediate places.
From Farming daie Depot
Accommodation Train 6X A. NJ. and 2k r NJ daily, Sun
avs excepted for Brooklyn aud intermediate places
II rom Jamaica Derot-
Extra Train N NJ daily Sundays excepted, for Brook
4 W aud interme diate pl
The Boston Trains stop only Fsingdaie and st. Georges
i Manor
II The Accommodation Trains at che following places
and deliver
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SUMMER GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN's

SUMMEK GUODS FOR GENTLEMEN 5
WEAR.
~ r. nave sH on hand large Of reasonable
w goods comprising cloths Of particularly light fabrics 70
Dire. and Frock Coats; Drllings Nankn, and single mill
ed CsssImers for Panaloons; Jhslly and Msrses Vens
variety which will be up to order At deduc
OF the season. WIN. T. JENNINUSk Co,
Drapeu and Tailors,
ju3 imisre Broadway. American Hotel
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bOKDEAUX WINES u BRAN

BOKDEAUA WINES " BRANDY.
NJ r. RIGHT Co., Importer, 204 Broadway offer for
sale 10 lots to suit purchasers the following goods
tephe lids sarsac ssueme &c Sc IN Casks bbs eassesal
OF superior quality Old Cognac Brandy Noeycau and Anette,
il Of the well known house of Mario BrIard Roger
Bordeaux. French mustard and sardnes Bordeaux olive
oil and imperial Puues glass and fancy boxes sealing
for bottles and corks orders will be thankfully
we'd promptly Of Carriage jyl22wrh
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Stages in readiness al of Trains the several
take passengers very low Fares to all ofthe
stand.
Baggage Crates will be in the foot Of Whitehall
Baggage evera Tras 30 minutes be-
ore tie hour Of starting from the b. .ookiyn side
R.ck,w baggage taken in ,epar-fe Crates jui0rc
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NEWPORT, July 2, l845.
Shirt of Society at Ncuport.


We are indebted to the exertions Of young F, Of
the army, and of the navy, for most delightful
"little hop that came off last evening at the Ocean
House Got up, as il was, in an impromptu manner,
and without that ceremony that unavodably gives
more or less stiffness to such occasions 1t passed of
with more eclat and being better attended, is moro
WORTHY of mention than any Of the balls heretofore
piyen this season. The beauty now assembled at
this delightful summer resor, generally attended,
nd much ia due TO our accommodating hosts for the
,roble il affords them pleasure TO take to give sa-
,sfacton and to contribute to the enjoyment OF ther
guests. .,.,...
~. p of philadelphia, attended by Miss A. E.
TT 80, ~ The monumental citys bellies; the accom-
ni,shad and fascinating daughters of late distin-
p,.shsd senator from Delaware, for whom (being
Ss,rothedl the Young men are all du desesp0r the
o,vI;sh Misses A !, OF Baltimore; the captivating
nd Evorte widow B., Of New York, OF whose
hnoyancy of spirits and sparkling wit administers to
the ENJOYMENT of all who are SO happy as 10 DC III
r;tmsNs Miss M. Of North Carolina the waywaro
Miss c., Of Maryland who boasts descen, rom onS
of the fathers of her country; the rened MISS A. on
ph;isdeinh;a whose loneliness OF person Is oniy
eoualled nv inestimabe virtue ana tne =.
her mind: and the irresistible and oew.cnng nt.o o
DIVINITY. Miss w, also OF the Quaker Iiy, who hs
fascinated all eyes By po ihs gw ,ae exhibiting fairy
.tle feet hardly perccp'io'e o" seso1
modesty Of her costume. r., a.,;ch,fuI eve
NJ. ,.,;sh many return OF such dei'gnIu go;
,nrs onJ az The band attached 10 the nous s' &c
we'd to-day we may anticipate many sucn a"o'
which win give you fuller descripu'"
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To WESTERN TRAVELLERS.
{ ;sss, - @ l1as

r.Afi.r-a, AN = NON i.r.h PACKET LINE,
From Philadelphia Pittsburgh via the rennsylvana Hail
pads and Canaough in 3s days. The .bove ne now N
oil and offers great to persons who wish
pleasant mode OF travelling 10 the west .
The built in the approved modern style the
cats superior and effort made
propretors the comfort and convenience
travellers Tbs scenery this route Is unrvalled and ts
reat chain Of Pennsylvania terna mprovenens well woi
hy OF being
by this site passengers cd all the fatsues and dangers
upon stage travelling, and the time make
fictitious trip.
The cars leave every morning at o'clock Passengers ad
engage their places F,adepha Once 10 Philadel-
Ina NJ H. Of Chestnut and Fourth streets aud at Nos
4 aud IS South Third A. CUMMINGS, Agent
Philadelphia, May II, 1875.
nor iuformatlen IN the city Of New York, apply
B. H. KNlsEL!. Agent for
D. LEIGH 4 Z O.s Line. West 1t, N. II.
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ITILLLA1I URGH And PECK SLIP
EEDRV

@SFs1 "a The Trustees Of this Ferry. believing III,
sz---aras- and vi.niiy that unscquainted with III.
facilities this Ferry affords pleasant communication witt
Wiljan.sbnrr md Long Island would thar ther,
are COED Ferry ats this Ferry, which leave Peel
slim every If minutes through the d 70
o'clock r NJ aud then up occk each hour an,
hairhnar; which boat leaves O'clock and o'ciocl
The leaving Williamsburg half oclorh
NJ
Son the evening of July ath the boat will continue
l2r'cl .ck t,ot
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MORNING LINE AT 7 O'CLOCK,

s~ ~ FOR ALBANY TROY and mtsrmedi.,.
,ndings from the Steamboat Pier the
Is----isx-4K- Barclay street.
5rotkiist aid Dinler on board the boat.
Leaves New York O'clock A M TUESDAYS Thursday,
A N. Monday, Wednesday aud Friday
- The ow-,ressure steamboat TROY Captain A. Oorham,
tuesdays Thursdays and SATURDAYS. st7 o'clock
The steamboat MAG ARA, Captsiu A. Degroot, on Mon
day Wednesday and Friday, al o'clock
0fncr on the wharf
goods freight hasgsze bank bills specie or an,
other kd oil property taken shipped board this oni
must s at the risk Of the Of such goods freight oae
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~ LONDON LINE OF PACkEIo .uar i,ca.
NETNse, Of u. st Of AugnstThe splendid new packe,
2sA4sSsss ship PRINCE ALBERT, w. S. Sober master will
sail as above, her regular day
Having accommodations for cabin second cabin
and Storage persons wishing bers by
this vessel shoud make early application board foot c
Maiden lane, JOSEPH M'MURRAY
- . 100 Pine street Of South.
The rscke. ship ST. JAMES, F. r. Meyer master viii
succeed the Prince Albert and sail the September
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YOU III.

Youth is a flowing stresm,on whose cur
rent the shadow may rest bu, not remain;
sunshine is natural to its glad waters ard
he tlower will spring upon its banks
despite Of the wnlry storm aud chilling
wind. A year in youth is life month in
spring, il IS wonderful to observe the rapid
alteration that is brough. by the general
aud vivifying influence Of these few fee.
days, the germ expands into leaf and The
aud into flower, almos, before we have
marked the change
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A GOOD CHARACTER,

A good character iS to young man
what a firm fouGdaon is to the artist whC
proposes to erect building on it, he car
build with safety, and all VINO behold i
will never be wanted but let single par
of this be defective and you goat hazard
amidst doubling and dislrust, and ten lc
one it will tumble down al last minge all
that was built on it in ruin. without q
good character, poverty is J great curse
with 1t, it is scarcely an evil. dappnese
cannot exist where good character is not
All that is bright in the hope Of youth, al
rs calm and bIissIu in the sober scenes O
life, all that is soothing in the scale o
years, centres in,& is derived from goot
character Therefore acquire this as thr
Grst and most valuable.
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AN IRISH PILOT

As the ship Jolly Mariner was going up
D"bIn HarbOr, the captain sad TO The
pilot
'Are you vel acquainted wilh all the
rocks and shoals in this bay!'
yes said The pilot, who, by the way.
was An IriShman; yes, by the piper that
played before Moses, an am--l've done
This business long enough to know 'em all.
AT this moment The ship lhumped heav-
Iy on the rocks.
There said the pilot, we're right over
one now
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DU RABLE VIRTUES.

LIE. me see female possessing the beau
~ OF meek and modest department. o
an eye that bespeaks intelligence and pun
ny wllhIn-.Oi the lips that speak no guile
let me see in her a kind and benevolcn
dispositions heart that can sympllhize " s
distress. and will never ask for the beau,,
that dwellS in'Tuby lips, or flowing ,resses
or snowy hands or the forty o'hel ct ceIera'
upon which our poets have hsrped Tor St
many ages. Those fade when touched By
The hand Of time, but these ever, endurinl
qualities Of thethearl will outIve the reign c
those, and grow brighter and iresher as III,
ages Of eternity roll on
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ARlSTOCRACY.

A cote nporary truly says:-Which [
our arjSlocraIic families can look back
lew years, without encounlering the ghos
# some worthy mechanc' How many .
The fortunes, which now inspire their pos
SCISSORS with gddy notions,haye been earn
ed by the uoweb the jack plane, over IT,,
counter Of some incOnsjdeIable shop, or by
some other humble occupaionl Yet their
successors are too proud TO acknowledge
Iheir humble oririn, and like most of thos,
who do nothing, and could have done moth.
u lifliheir families from The dust, are lht
most perIinaclovs Of Ihe' acquired and spur
Ious alIsloCracy.