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G.. b ALVORD,
No. 1O2 Broadway New York,

"a WILL introduce his style OF Gent'emen's Hats for
- the present ason. MONDAY The Sd instant
the soond proportion. Of chaniesl gena must yield
TO the " hand aud delicate touch of descpt of
this beautiful article would be but
approval from G. b. A. cheeruy the
Spring Fashion
Bit may be Proper to mention that he in h,
style one nartcnsr OF his former pattern. THE ROUND
EDGE OK SQUARE Of the n t. which with a peculiar set
70 the brim preserves RECT shape giving e
and beromngness % the whole appearance. m2 iwec
MAX Ellie " HULDEkM ANN,
,r.N,rr. c M g MAIDEN LANE, ~
u Work, Wigs, Toupees, Bands, Curls, Seams Bandeau
HAIR and style Of Everlasting Curls and all kinds Of
HaT Work. wholesale and retail. -
Bib trade supplied reasonable terms.
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THE
i'm v Is | B LIE
WIG

so closely resembles tns real n..A a" hair that scspe and
" have perfect and
ordinary invention Of the day The great adv Of .hs
sovel aud unique wig being made without sewing
weaving which appearances closely resemble
ne natural hair both in lghrness and natural appearance a,
Lefty detecton its being beautiful and
ree in all OF perspira0n evapo, edsd
md the lis OF Other entirely avoided The .cers
ful Wig an1 the peculiar method OF fitting the head the
nanufacturer A. c. Barry. las Brn.dwsy corner OF Lber
reet. up sfsirs mi Imsre
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Il adopted the entire dssase Of Pesares and all other
don and Pai and n universally recommended in Europe by
medical Of the highest onk In this country is
aned BY the leading members Of tv faculties Of Colleges rad
Ho.pitals, and By all the eminent psste practiticus
Rooms have boon furnished exclusively for ladies No
Vcsey street. having separate from tbs business d
parsmeut, where lady 10 r attendance apply
Tfusses and Supporters o female patients III lmrrc
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WORMS! WORMSM WORMS!!!
III0RAS ara from the sfamach ard howell

WORNS are swept away from the stomach ard bowels BY
destruction They perish nndr its searching influence
ly ard expelled with the in which they embed
renee Of disorder should take place few doses Of the
eject weaken with repetition Those who .aer from
ne ?,es kenitten Fever complaint whe.e mild
vc IN snge valuable remedy Sold BY the Aae.e A.
" vi st Broadway ieag lm~m
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from the Evening Post.l
DENTlSTRY." DR.. A. c, CASTLE, who ha. lived
ssvisbe epuence in his profession He Artificial
prepared composition The Of Paste filling hollow
decayed tender eeth which, while il resss the action Of all
durable for life 1t peculiarly adapted for nervous persons
tried his skill and recommend him."
DR.. A. Castles Offices 39 Broadway. no Inns oh
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THE ELIXIR OF LOVE
THE hou,ehold ties! the household ties!
How beautiful they are
Red cheeks and golden hair.
How sad is childless married life
Wealth no JOY ahord .
Cold looks the husband on the wife
The wife upon her lord Soc
But LOVES ELIxIR-that sweet boon
Will Natures remove,
And crown with living blossoms soon,
The bed Of fruitless love.
Lucna Cordial .barren wives
IL turns to mothers fair,
And the fond name of Father gives
To husbands in despair.
In luehorrea and in elects,
Ii proves sovereign balm;
Consumption, too. conqueror meets
IL its unfaing charm,
Eruptions, lasstude and pains,
la back or ,ins chest;
Disease brought on by Sudden strains,
Discharges long suppressed,
Are by this wondro Cordial cured,
No their victims
Thus by its aid is health insured
AT once either
Let all who suffer from disease,
Or fault in Nature Law,
Seek from this nd specific ease,
At Ninety-two Nassau
And No. 10 Count street, Boston, No. 30 North Sixth
Philadelphia Persons ordering this medicine from the
by sendng remittance have and
Of the Union Price So bottle$e4 per dozen. FL ims
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LEGS. HANDS, ARMS, &c.

The Loss Of Feet and Legs no Hindrance to fhs
\ ,ouN = ruff ri * e Wy.s alS m..., s. ],
Grand It. corner OF Madison st. New Yort' respect.
fully informs the public that he continues 20 man
ufacture ARTIFICIAL LIMBS, on a plan the
most correa and less complicated having, through
necessity, invented, made and worn an artificial ee
II for forty years and been manufacturer for thirty.
Ii all who call on him for Legs. Hands, Arms or he
N. B.-All letsers must be postpaid.
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Medical Card.
DOCTOR MORRISON

DOCTOR MORRISON.
NORTH RIVER DIsPENsARY as1f Fa.ssa street.
o. e Re
'hsn /: sf i i uKErHRA ar. cured BY D.
ss * n or &
&. 1ss: s 81
animation those affected with enlarged prostate glands
' %ssA da mug s% ssa.i .ssen
ssu s 1s .ans Sn @
= s 4. sa !. p Nh sa e
. ss. ss as Win ss:
s:
s.ns medicine and advice % any part Of the Uaoss WV
n fs a F,.' Greenwich Ne" York Nm inf! s'
PORTUGUESE Female Pills,
DE BoypET65sIUHR2 aD b. nsBoS PORTUGAL
It and
pa S BE
'S:'Iss sss sas1s nc
s' = s. : Z 4 = VI S ss
J! j; ! !: .. r; 9 !:
S.ss ss.. Ssss e Ls Eo iilis .
~ s;:s ] $s::::
$500 y, <. = srsc ds ssa
'' 81 s'
E.. .. ; z.ssi d s
sincss 80, -..--..I...... =. 49,. Il, !
public II the medicine does not SPEAK for i..cf fs shall
ss ssi S f' not s MA under
4 forfeiture of1-1
bis 4 dea& that unfortunately pervsdss a Iass Of
eishh low rfh ana pooT pa S ssa % hssy
selves without least exposure in the shorss ns Ie.hbls
Further the dlse cannot be contracted IL dOee Of the Mr
sure is taken at going to bed when exposed. . .
put in tiles with full directions accomp9nyInx "
81 bottle One pe lasts week. which generally cnres-
many currs IL SHo days. - = +.
For sale only VIM II Milnor's 10 Broadway corner Of
John ~ opposite ffankn House Nsy f2rt M coF
Ger o. Chs,nn and seventh street, e Para sS New
Orleans. and % Main street, Cincinnati &c
TODA CCON boxes swssny and Lewis = anufac'usd To.
ma ''''0 ave" superior s''siE Iii ~ 3d. South.
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READ THIS

IL CASES in the Surgical and Medical line especially
OF long standing osse advice and medicine gratis
No; % ksads street 8. HEINE, NJ. b.
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1TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBJ4lT.AT. I'd.
q PROFESSOR BOERHAAVE'S ETAE.AN
PENOVATOR

TN ell those eases where manly vIgor impaired, wtre the
mental and physical Frustrated by an
ndulgence Of passions particularly BY o.e solitary and
and debility e HySan Renovstor will b found an inibls
healthy action, and impotency. by niuslng new
energy into the In many instances the eject n't, an
removes stsrity by restoring healthy uterine scs Kffs s
RenovatOr with in those afecons also Oyspe
STA, weakness Of the back and oins and affections g 8.
teet Nav Yofk Price e per bottle of Is osass asd for
Warded 70 all parts of the Union.
NB-Cop,ous directions accompany each botts
tvuSr~
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Ln5I1, LEA HEn hND FINDINGS.
HAVING been arded he Diploma late Fair of IN.
II American lnstifus for the best am prepared to
furnish an srdce e lasts when cannot be surpassed
any other city al the United States.
sole aud er Leather Of al kinds, Black and Coored Mo-
aud Kid skins, with Deer Goat Lamb Sbiu Bind
Shoe Threads hastings Gailsons Sheetngs Linen and
Leather L.nng Boot Cord and Webs Boot Trees Hammers
Pncers, Avis aud Tacss, with full of Shoe
makers Tools Of the patterns cheap for cash
WANREN ). WILkEY,
2a3 Spring street, bet Green wich and
. . .r Warrington streets. New ork
~ BThe Greenwich Line OF Stages pass within block of
the store. f20 lmsm
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IN + ID &c A l. A d v G +

THE MEMBERS Of fhk REV YSEk COLLEGE
III q e
he
% q I tss Ga ar s
di.ssss: vs.. amount 81 suffering and n may b
VI
SFSA%Sf az T6 s aSrsY Sy%TfBsre..
LINING E and odus = make per-
s1peIv. Together with ali symptoms. time of
s paid NJ g s:.'
VELPEAU's sPECIFlC PILLS FOR THE RADICAL
"a he Hospital
S Il q e:
M %s sR Sns or
io ba;nss Price BOZ. Sold at tie College Of sdi
chi dis sns Pharmacy Ns.' Taqc.'IfHftRusoN NJ Agent
RlCORDs ALTEKATIvE MIXTURE FOR THE per;
purifier , sss:as
s:ss. .'ss'1 :i:
sSa ,ps sS .sa ii the unou od
cS ss Medicine w. ssAr5Tsfyk 2 6s s;;sr
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT Or sAKsAPA KlLLA,
nj
auackery This refined and highly ad extract
sensing ali the purifying qualities and curye powen Of the
above con6denty recomnended ;, the College
1nY superior extract Of sssapsria at present. before
the public, and may be relied on a. Ger ain remedy for all
scrofula saltreum ringworm, botches pimps ulcers,
rain joints nods cruptons liberated
disease arising from the secondary effects OF
syphilis niudicious Of mercury.
SOD Il :ss' = Si::!i ss;:. cents '''''
Cares forwarded to all parts Of the Union.
~ B.-A very liberal discount wholesale Purchasers.
dQrc W. 3 MCHARDsON. M. D.. Aseat
CONSTITUTIONAL .DEBILITY CURED-lhs TOME
MIXTURE prepared by the College Medicine and Pharmacy
the city Of New c0ndepy recommended Tor all
debility produced by secret indulgence Of kind
an valuable remedy ormpoence steriy or barrenness
(rniess depending ON mal.formation:) .
Single bottles 81 each; Of half dozen -; carefully
packed and sent TO all paris Of the Union -
street w. p. NICHAKDSON, M. D.. Aren't
d10rc
MEDICAL AND sUR9lCAL OFFICE,,Cit,z.n. and
M Stranger medical and surgical advice
Mott STREET for the diseases that tic the
hur,sn sytem bevoni medical aid All diseases
will be treated with csndor and integrity. md im*rrc
NTOTICE--MADAME REsTELL, Female Physician.
IN would state consequence the &c thai
Office ali letters GREATER addrcssed 2ls instead
OF a6a heretofore her residence b greenwich
fIo D&Wlmsrc
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cheerfuy testify the truth Of the shsvs Of my
wife. MASON D. TOfri.R.
The following nte esting mmeud itss hs
careful Attention Of those similarly Affected
IA

The following nie etng &C its~ 10 thu
careful attention Of those similarly afi,cted:- I
SANDS CELEBRATED SARSBPARILLA.
sp,ak exp~rmentaly when say that this medicine is "a
NOR effective in the Of chronic acute heum .m than
other preparation have tested. Having endured
suffering times within the las Eve We repeated
attacks Of have used Sands
Ter Than has BEEN for months past my appetite il good
and strength rapidly returnng attribute this heathfn
change entirety OF this potent medicine Feeling
deey sympathy with those who afflicted with this
nenne and painful complaint Cannot refrain from most
nssiy 70 such the Of hi. valuable
Having the most confidence the medicine aid skill of
DIR Sands, was Induced thereby try the effects Of their
sspaa ard take pleasure ia adding testimony that
Of many Others commendatoy Of individual properties
known TO and unsolicited by the Messrs. bands.
CHARLES DYER, Jr.,
Druggist and Apotfecary,
40 and "a Westminster At Providence, X. l.
For further particulars and conclusive evidence OF supe
gratis of Agents. " =
Prepared sold, Wholesale and for BY
A. B. D. SANDS, Dmxxlsus
70 Fulton street, z7s Broadway, n East Broadway.
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1e. TO THE LADIES
DR. HULLS UrERO .aBDOMIN.aL 81

THIS new instrument for be radical cure OF
Prolapsus Utsri, or Falling of the Womb,
BY external application, sup1seding the use
OF the objsetional Pessary, 10 confidently re-
to the afflicted Ns the means Of
perfect restoration TO health, IL never having
failed Of PERFORMING cure. even under the
mort aggravated circumstances.
The Supporter has attained very high
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-06

AMERICAN HAIR DYE.
WARRENTED, if strictly applied according to drsction
auburn perfectly black without staining irritating the
Prepared only by DIR JAYNE, No % South Third street.
PHILADELPHIA Price so SOLD by the Agents. A. b. d.
Broadway. J28 lmsm
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HAVE YOU A COUCH !?

no neglect it. Thousands have premature death
- r the wait of little attention a common cold
HAVE YOU A COUGH2-Dr. Jaynes Expectorant safe
in extensive Practice for several Yeas will most positively
cnsumpon which annually into the hundreds
Of the the old the ar the lovely and the gay
Have coughBe persuaded purchase bottle Of the
Nxpectorant tod y-to-morrow NAV be toe late.
dave coughl-Jaynes EvsSctoant is the only remedy
yon shuld take T. yUu for plan that
81 the thousand where HI used has failed
lieve.
Prepared and ,,ld by Dr. jayne % South Third Phi
adepha Sold by the agents, A. b X ID. Sands Druggists
No . Fulton street, as Broadway, and n East Broadway
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DR.. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY,
The Great Panacea for all Of the Lungs and Breast
or
all the
medicines
Of the day, and
there great
variety which profess
to be Of great value 10 the
human family, we hesitate not
to pronounce DR.. Swayne's Com
pound Syrup Of Wild Cherry

pound Syrup Of Wild Cherry as one
Of the greatest discoveries Of modern
science; Of all the many compounds put forth
for the cure Of diseases which affect human
short Of time acquired such unbounded cond
with the public and has performed such miraculous and
has merted and received much uogum from the IA
Guilty and Others this justly celebrated remedy Daily
learn from sources Of that cures have been
Blood, Liver Comp. Pain ,hs Side Rising
Ne1os. Debility INC tonsna0 from 's &. .Ss:
Of calomel and other causes and Consumption; which
Ia. bafsd q: skill q eminent medical prac,Ssopsrs
and ing in that powerful remedy have
been radically cured There the hands Of the propre
certificates Of which would astonish credu
y iisef they made known TO the world To those who
fair trial ysu viii then be convinced this miserable
compound but safe and powerful remedy and that it,
tive powers stand alone and equalled by none
CAyrIor-Fom the great popularity Of this medicine per.
sons haye been induced to offer sg%rous article with the
able tree.
Dr.. swaynes Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, Principal
Office n w Of 9th and Race Phi adelpha Agents
Dr Mror corner Of Broadway and John ,trest, New
sss New
Andrew Oliver. Co.. New Orleans; /. B. Swan, and J. M.
Winsow, Rochester, r.; II. J. Adams, and F. Klene,
g. Louis; VIM Thorn Pitt,burE; T. B. HI, man Cincinnati
RsTSa so1d jam oa
II. Pierce s.snwix Hall, Nader Lane Albany n. York.
ceser Mass; James Green Co. Worcester, Mass; T. Ho
dgs Buffalo, N. Y; Grant B.ckee Poughkepse NJ York
3,Q WoodTep, Xisk,buEg, Miss; j. Biswsr, Spring
East Boston, MASH Ransom Stevens Boston. Mass p M
Cohen & Co.. Charleston 8 &. iaS sR~rrc
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DLAEK AND WHITE THREAD LACE FLOUNCES,
ID just received per emerald
White do L. Merge do do do
Black and White Lace B-rfhes, Barbes and Sleeves.
some OF the most splendid Mechu .id- Lsces.
Black LACE Wells and Black Thread SC irfs
White Lace Wells aud Sct point Buxeles and Ia Neise
Three splendid Mechiin Lace Dresses
Doe Carton Pelirine Cap~s aud Cbemizett~s
Vaeue Laees and Edgings Mschlin do, Arras do
JAMES BECK Co ctully nouncr, this is BY
far the most rich and spsndd invoice u goods that have
offered. I
rines, Collars. Chemizettes a Ia P.co style
Also, magnificent Embroidered Dresses and Handler
CHI Il, Of very rich sDbroideiy.
The above with great variety OF other goods, Of
fered at very moderate prices, by
JAMES BECK L co.
f25 I1tsc a5a r rosd,xsv
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late Sir Humph Davy and Slr feury ffaOru mat
pure Bears grease properly the best thing
for OF the hair eatorng when
bald Messr Sands Go have saved no expen.s in get
have prapar such that the OIL ,mb ned with
high perfume renders indispensable for the toilet and dress
Sold by A. B. SANDS CO., NJ ~ broadway, Granite
Buildag of Chambers 10 Fulton and II
East Broadway Price 50 large cents small bottles
fal 1unk
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MAX | Ellie " HULDEkM 4
LOOKING GLASS PLATES.

LOOKING GLASS PLATES.
HANLINEH OSTHEIMEk, Importers, No. 3 Bank street
Philadelphia, have received by late arrivals full
%ent q Locking Gla, Plates from to 40 by 20 Polished
gese Of Toilet Glasses Spectacls Snuff Boxes
SeEar Csses together with variety Of other German ant
French Goods which they offer the favorable
IN oh
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MEUiUAL NUriCE

MEUlCAL NOIlCE
CTRAN(iERS AND CITIZENS afflicted with any form
- or vcristy Of Syphc Mercurn other dise who
have been only half cured by quscks had better carefully reruss
the following letrer
Coop!-sr- JYly contracted eeI;an private e
me in week continued with him two months, bpt
was gradually setting tried one after another all ne
discovered the object Of thss men wa, mo,
the hospital where the doctors kept under course Of mer
curry for eigot weeks throat and were liberated pains
eompes .lseo1 the doctor; considered daaEsrou. to ys
the hospital and by advice Of several friends placed myself
under the first Of January last well and
restored to pcrf,ct health. wish this published
THOMAS GREEN,
Carpenter and Joiner, Harlem, NY.
Dr. Cooper waezu to no matter hoy long
standing Of Gcet Structure end Seminal Weahness and mild
maladics cured in 10 hour without interfering
with the patients habits Dr. Coopers Office Duane street,
two doors from Chatham, ST. No cure pay. fel lmSm
a'rO THE NERVOUS AND DEByLTAT ID.
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GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE i
TIRE HIGHEST PRICES can be obtained by Gen lemen
Families who DESTROYS Of converting their left OF
wearing app rel into cash
Families or ,'entemen quitting the city changing r.si
dence, having suiefoors effects dsrose Of will find il
advantage send Tor the subscriber. who will
attend their residence by appointment.
LEVETT, Wall street.
line through the Post Office, otherwise, w, receive
prompt attention. mrl msrc
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CONSUMPTION Is DURABLE.
IHOMSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
TAR AND WOOD NApTHA

+ IHOMSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
TAR AND WOOD NAPTHA.
INFLAMMATION Of the Mucous Membranes il the result
impression made upon them by cold other
Ts.ultins r G.;Iip., diseased Lyr and
dence, it is proved that THOMSON'S COMPOUND SY-
RUP or TAR AND WOOD NAPTAA il specific in the e
compantsallaying irritation, promoting healthy secretons
and removing the existing Of disease Thousands have
used il and can rear testimony to its efficacy.
q nIFARTHER PROOF!!!-N &
z Philadelphia, March LIST, 1874 Il hereby .
= certify, that in consequence of :
> peated and neglected colds, q =
Q, my lungs became s.
riously affected 9
- time have
suffered with vio- +
lent pains in the breast, e
= obstinate cough and diff Z
cult erpectoration, the symp-S
= toms daily increasing in violence. %
3 had recourse to various remedies, e
= with no ay, vi, until used THOMSONS 9
COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR which effect. =
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ed permanent cure before had taken three bottles
h. EVANS,
Fayette street. below Arch
Principal Oce-Norheast Of Fifth and Spruce streets
Sold wholesale and retail by the Agents, A. B. SANDS
CO. Druggs z73 Broadway corner of Chambers street Re
tailed also, at 10 Fulton and II East Broadway
PrcA-5n bo tie. or 81 per dozen. III lmsm
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TOB ACCON boxes swesny and Lewis ~ anufacured To
6''s0 avery superior ,I SSEE s ;;'i 3d. souA
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4 1ENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE,
THE HIGHEST PRICES can be obtained by Gentemes
families who DESTROYS Of converting their left on
WEARING apparel into cash.
Families 8entIsur quitting the city changing
dmce having any supeuons eets ds Of will find il
ueh TO her .dyanlase sen for the Subscriber who will
stI-nG u ihe-r residence by sppointment
J. LEVINSrYN,
ass Broadway, stairs
line through tho Pest Dce otherwise, will
prompt rs cod
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IiEAk' OIL
HIGHLY SCENTED AND PURE
EllA ,lAk IL AIR Of all nrenarafiona

FON THE HAIK.-Uf all preparations
!. for the hair or whiskers, nothing equals
the oil prepared from Bears grease. In
bald and will effer tually preserve it from
. falling of in any event. Itwas long noted
hv such eminent physicians and chemists,
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-11-27
THE KING OF THE FRENCH.

Louis Philippe, on the s'h day OF
October, his birthday, had the satisfac-
,ion Of beholding about him, his Queen,
four sons, four daughters-in-law, his
sister, and nine grand children. The
correspondent ofthe Intelligencer takes
occasion to remark:-"His green old
age; such family: his strong and in
defatigable mind and spirit: his consi-
deration abroad and sway at home
his perfect sell. possession and address
at all juncturss, and under any circum-
stances; the difficulties and dangers
through which he has worked, and the
beneficial policy which he has accom-
-pIished since his accession; individu-
ate and consecrate him for remote his
tory, not less than for contemporary re-
cord in the list Of fortunate and capa
BILE monarchs.'
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-11-27
AN IMMENSE HORSE.

Carter, the Lion King has purchas-
ed the largest horse in England. He
has named him General Washington.
He is twenty hands high, and looks
as large as an elephant. Heisa black
gelding, beautifully dappled-his name
$ nearly four feet long; his tail sweeps
the ground; he IS perfectly formed, and
is regarded as one Of The finest spcci-
mems of the horse ever seen in Grea,
Britain. HE'S only 81 years old; be
will be exhibited IN London, and then
rent 10 the United States. A most
splendid covering Of blue silk velvet,
k;nged with deep border Of gold, is
being made for him.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-11-27

P O Il r &c A l..
From the Saturday Post.
SONG AND SORROW.
= The Melancholy Days have Come =
ny T. E. W,


snssthssp, oh, Muse of Sorrow!
Softly touch its broken string,
Now ,hyminstrel I would borrow,
Ger me spread thy dropping wing!
Spidts signing, round me hover.
fading beanty's spirit-spell,
Lie the Lutte Of Ssppho's lover,
Breathes the language Of farewell!
Where has fed lie summers beaning,
Where the bird and humming bee
Where the,dew drop, sparkling, cleaning
Sun-lit diamonds on the lea 2
Where the spiritbreathing zephyr,
Playing On the rose-bud's rip
hrhere has fed The music murmnr.
When the bees its honey sip2
See the downy thistle flying,
lAuieIy.o'er the withered grass,
Hear the fated leaflets signing,
As they oa their journey pass!
Trace them to their lowly dwelling,
Far away from beau,y's home,
Hear Them theretheir sorrows telling,
Never here again to roam.
I,esses are fading. see them falling,
Dropping il the hollow's low;
Birds from iili and grove are calling
For their kindred all to go!
Gone Is every fragrant blossom,
Summers breath has passed away.
Bare and cold is Natures bosom,
Dilnlyfalls the noon-tice ray.
Thus are passing. thus are leaving,
Those we prizeand fondly love;
Sadly now my heart is grleving,
Yet with JOY lock above!
With the summer, soft and silly.
Fled her spirit 10 the skies,
Yohng and lovely as the lily.
Scarcely blooming ere it dies
See the willow bending lowly!
Hear ! not her spirit there
Weeping minstrel! sad, yet holy,
Is the breathing of thy Tyre!