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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-17
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DARK THEATRE First appearance ofMr Collins the
h s:s a. Aass
81 Nerve Mr. Meshspe. Mr. Collin,. In which be viii sing
- fDISs.
M.9~ssy The Tier with the song OF Widow Mahonsy'
T. eousiads with the NIsERIEs OF HUMAN LIFE
2e ooei o Bones s s s ca.
issy 2, Gems.
ByWW WI s. rAEArka. sloaeiy .ysa%f Asss, 2
y y:a' n; spps. .telu'f Mr. wasg M LsnnoI law
s; ;:::
Elton MIR. PHILLIPS; Mary L.apaI, Ms Booth h i'AA'
% ssJ a.s OF TEE NAME "
shsId w.sy Mr. cony; DoaS: ssSn. Mrs Phps.
Upper f Boies FL ha aas a,
G kkLNMICh THLAlKh-COEaer vsneI sad Char.
F:$:d pun HoGsE fs!E ne. be
land Mis-. S GI,afS,d; Bsty Wsse: JUL. Drake
LIE On fGsT hf n:sns S. s Ss%,
cfrp% whole as so M m S g h
mass: ss r DGS open 7ps
- ,open day aud evening. Monday Evening,
;sston Music iro s' "' RSs,D sfGs
which By 0' 11a Ss sss
of fsf an AoSF e.
extending sronnd the whole Of the Esplanade which will
De brilliantly illuminated with thus giving visiters
eeIlent opportunity these beautiful Views AID
mission during the day and evening '2ls
POWERFUL ATTRACTION
FIRST BENEFIT OF
NINE. AND MONS. LEON JAVELLI
i Il 4 VIII . LIE VEL FAMILY.
GABRIEL RAVEL.
NIBLOS 0ARDEN-Nonday Evening. August IL
Overture.
After which the Comic Psntomime Of the WOODCUT-
TERS-iob.rd Gabriel Rave Mons. Dubois francois Ra-
vel orr raj, Leon Javeil Jniitn, Mime Martin Jsve
Here's, by Nine Leon Jsveli.
This will be succeeded by the BEDoUIN ARABs-By
the Havel Family.
in the Refreshmenf Satoop.
To conclude with THE CONJUROR'S GIFT, THE
MAGIC PlLLS-Coorso, Gabriel Rsvel; Don Psnchi Je-
rome Ravel Elyina, Mime Leon Javelli.
Tickets 50 cent "
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DIR FELIX GOURAUD'S ITALIAN MEDI-
GATED SOAP

THIS admirable emclient by consent rated
A No. as remcd, Tor biotches, pmrIes, pustries
seur tan lfeckes, burn all kinds every
species Of discolo alton Of the All compet ion has
been completely DIS anced by this invaluable
the demand for ehich, within the last months
sed than FIVE hundred The fresh
which its impsr to the
IL proverbsl beautiher of tie Sh dressing room
be considered furnished with proper toilet thar ,aeks
Gcur ud Italian Medca ed Soap T beauty be- a. is assert
ed only skin deep Is the important thin Gov.
erog which lo resides, should be kept pres
and most atra, tive state.
Dr. Gourauds Crecisn Hair Dye, for colorng hair has
all the old and tele
for thar purpose Poudre SubtIe for eradcating hair
The Lily White made b. the ctor is by common con-
allowed be the excellent article for beauting
the complex,o thar grsced lsjys
toilet Liquid Vegetable Rouge for csonng pale lips and
cheeks These speculative cosmetics, together with large
&c choice perfumeIy aud fncy ,rces be had
genuine only at DR. + +. GOURAUD's derot 81 Walker
street first door broadway and the agency for Bea
Hair Restortive.
Aeents-yord,n Milk ~, Boston, Carlton Co, Low
ell; Green Co, Worcester. aui2 iwsr
FAMILIES GOING TO AND ARRIVING
FROM THE COUNTRY.
II AIDES OR GENT LkNEN having sppe fuous effects
II 70 dispose of such Wearing Apparel Furniture &c.
car obtain fair cash price for the by sending the
sroseIbeI through the Post oce o! ehswse who will
ass lm"rc
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HOWARD HOTEL, NEW YORK.

,COTUeT BTUunUuV dHd HdIdtn Idnf.
HE Subscribers thankful for the they have re-
ceived since they have succeeded Messrs Howard IN
e above extensive and popular hotel respectfully ask
connuance Of the same. with the that no
mouse Ia the city Is better lcused for comfort conve
nience 40 ar No other tblishment will stronger
spo.itlon manifested at all times ensure the public sp
p'ouauom. THOMAS X WHITE.
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POWERFUL ATTkACTIONI
LID II q


MESSRS CONY AND BLANCHARD beg leave 70
vl their friends and the publ in general that their
FAREWEtL BENEFIT PRIOR TO their departure for Eu.
rope will take place Wednesday next Augusr 10th,
yh,eh o:casion Mr. j. Il Scott; Mr. T. D venport, M;
appear In addition the already powerful company See
bills.
RENT DAY
OUkANG OUTANG.
EVE OF WATERLOO;
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HOTEL DE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. one Of the
v sts proprietor. q the Perkins House Boston
opened the house No 40 Broadway New York entrance
on keade street. called the Hotel De Paris where he will
be happy 70 accommodate those who may wah TO patronire
him. with board snd lodgins, By the day week month on
kne mo" f'"ohaoe TERMS myis 2m eodsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-17

This with the receipts by the Reading Ralroad, will
make total from these two sources, OF about mil
lion tons OF coal since the first of January last
The assessors OF Providence Rhode Island, have com
pleed the sment Of the for the preceding year.
which, forty cents each hundred dollars pro-
duces Sl02 s72 so The amount Of property was $l5,
900 900 OF which Sl4 $4,000 was in real estate, and
$40 al6 400 perfonal prOpeltY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-17

RINDERS BOAkDS.-lo,ooe lbs. Binders Boards snpe.
~ or quality, from Nos IS s Just received and for
sale by PERS6E BROOKS
aus ~ lm IS and 81 Nassau st.
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THE ALBANIA.
ICE CREAM LOON.
,COLMAN'S

EMPORIUM OF ART AND CLASSIC CABINET
GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS,
WHICH includes hi. immense stocks Of Books. rsntns.
Materials Music &C. to be found upon the second
hoor where every thing will be sold low prices and
much below regular prcss being DESTROYS OF clos
ing up a 9 possible hts Book Department
Cheap List will be published for those who will buy
n Quantities.
invited call and examine his New Rooms
No. 2os Broadway. second floor. alb eodeYs tire
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MEEN tUN-MEEN tUN-MEEN FIN

MEN tUN-MEEN FUN-MEEN FUN
THE celebrated Chinese shin Powder-Under the espe-
eial PATRONAGE Of Her Majesty the Queen OF England,
II. II. Prince Abe e. and used in the Hoyal Nursery.
This celestial and lrpdid article just imported and
troduced into this county stands preemnsnt o restoring
be.ufifyng preserving the complexion rendering the
skin delicatsy whe smooth and sc preventing
erupfions, &c, and REFRESHING without dernert 10 the
ssnafory condition Of the the truly unpessan
ton onpanying copicu aspiration Tan, freckes
traveller. and residents in warm climates will h ghly
appreciate this invaluable sppendsge to the toilet.
To be had wholesale OF the sole importers and
HOBBS CO. Wall and retail Of all respectabIe
Che SITS and perfnmen. suI2 Iwsrrc
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"a = NV xd NE II SHAlS Sf ,s IA
The stcambosts SYLPH, Captain J. Brais-
ted and sf&GEN ISLANDER. Captain D. Van felt, will
leave follows -
Leave Staten Island 80, o. 10 and IL A. Nj, mLaaAs
Sand 7, p NJ.
Leave New York at 7.s. 10. and II. A. NJ. and lss4s,
All freight at the risk of of the owners thereof
will leave Vanderbit landing for the Telegraph
ic Station every honr throughout the day Fare lax cents
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FARE REDUCED.
A9 - FOR NEW HAYEN.-PsssaFe reduced
to New Haven TO 81 to Hartford, 81 to
s.lS1l ~ sgtrt field, 81 The splendid and ia,t
Slip. T. r., every morning tSundsys excepted O'Clock
and the Steamboat HERO, Capt X, Peck every Tuesday
noon. ~ : o'clock ans fmisfh
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Sl6.N3 ~

This 10 very large weeks work, but not quite so
large az we have noticed within the past month.
The amount Of coal market by the Lehigh ca.
nal during the week ending the 18th inst and the
opening OF navigation, has been as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-17

LIVE on SIZE AMERs FOR ALBANY

PEOPLES LINE OF STE AMERs FOR ALBANY
Fom stss~Sssi pier b.vs,n Se..,.nas Liberty sta.
80 H sssToO', ky K'HcKEaB49 ol kER CT,
s::sS.:; s:$$ |is ;;;sss: Is N''.''-
vii leave Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings
time osr the "a. .ua ample
eshs tken {" moderate rates. and ,akeu ssr 81
Al persons are forbid trusting Of the b0, Of h. line
a sh Board the boats
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
A3oclock, NJ, Landing al Intermediste Places.
.: Ses sST fS. :. and s:ss.S .:I
.ss S.s ."
Apply on board or a the Office on The wharf au7r
MORNING BOAT AT 81 O'CLOCK FOR
49, Sf s';s:ss',s :sa'is!; :s ,ss
low s.a%Soss Capt. N.Y. W.
Sr1nsId op Mondays, Wednesdays aud rndsy' at sh
For passage or freight. apply board. aui7 iw
NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY.
H Pc II 1h Hs HESsAH
M sse,s is,s ass F. h sas
viii on he SRT s.
Pier No A. r., on Tuesday Next, 18th inst, O'Clock,
The of the oratora of the Messiah will take
c shs % bs Ss% aa
and the Corus aud instrumental department will be equal
the best performances Of the Society in this city. The
In returning The Boat will leave New Haven immediately
n c Hs; ~ s Supper viii ). provide. on board tn. boa,
In adj Orchestra, Iothsns essOr.ssd Bras
): si ,n Si.
The Board Of MaaaGers have made the with
vte Of sGordnE uninterrupted enjoyment to oil who pat
Tckeu 81 each tescIavs Of reft.hm.nt.) For sale a,
Ms. mus rss As"i Wi si's" .s; Mls f S:S
9S. a Charles aI If 5af ss and
FOR CAMP MEET ING AT ROSSVILLE,
STATEN ISLAND.
::s s:::s: s:, J. :. ci%
street At o'clock A. NJ and oe!ocL Ne leaving Ross.
Port and tSs... Fare AK cents. '' sais ai..rse
THE FREE SOIL PICNIC TO BUFFERS
POINT, STATEN ISLAND,
s:.%ss: ss 5.ff q ssfE.. saS .SssdE
will leave shs hr,t landing, foot Of Delaney
FER ss'sI
hamm9, street :. foot OF Nineteenth street past 81
6. nd the one. of til. Young American ana
safe steamer BU Jf'f captain J. W.
August 18Th 7sh and 18Th :. follow. :@ssoi Of Hammond
; r. GelOet Gsn:l sf; psIrnesy sn Pike q q
on f beard S s eSs a:e ss
sire the sport Of fishing will do well take this boat she
the s n
discovered the precise spot where fish caught in abun
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-17

FLAVOKiNG EXTRACTS
fresh supply OF highly concentrated French Extr,cts
su as Vanilla. Pea h Ne tarine, Rose. Lemon Bitter
mango Custads etc and all kinds Of Pastry for sale BY
JOHNSON, MOORE TAYLOR,
ais lmsm Importers, &c g. N-iden lane. n Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-17

BOY WANTED
BOY about " yesrs is wanted servant for ryv
"A omsers IN the California expedition. None bat smar
nesys eoy with kSed will Be received Ar
ply 70 Lieat buFFuM. Company b., Governors Island
N B-A Spanish Boy preferred anil n IN
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WANTED,
A struATIoN by young Woman sesmstress or to do
ense. 70 be had Address Z. r., Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-17

NEW INVENTED WIGS
QATCHELOR'S new invented Wigs and Scalps, made OF
~ the fines: natural curl ha and adapted in the easy
to the peculiar style Of each individual They
entirely new invention doing away with all the vsxatious
difficulties long experienced by those who wigs
The public invited inspect large and well selected
stock containing every variety of size and color; they will
then be able to Judge the effect.
WIN. BATCHELOR, inventor and only manufacturer, 2
Wall street, Broadway Removed from 1855 Broadway
Please to copy the address. au3 lwsm
I EECHES-LEECHES-Dep Depot of Leechcs, I1s Nassau
IL street, IL REMOVED to lis WILLIAM Street. New
Yok and offer for sale fresh supply Of Leeehes Just re
ceved by J. FERDINAND. Sem aus Imsr
WATCHEs !-WATCHEs AND JEWELRY-Those
Chains Gold Pencils Keys, Sc. viii find il greatly
advantage call the subsc rber no ling ali
scnptions Of the above retail much lower than other
house the city Gold Watches low $40 and SIS each
Watches and Jewelry exchanged bought. watcnes
warranted 20 keep god time, the money refunded
q. c. ALLEN, Importer of Watches IN Jewelrv.
Wholesale and retail 81 Wall street,
m sfat
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THORN CHAMPAGNE
A FRESH INVOICE Of this delightful Champagne is in
"A which the Of KEEPER
and private gentlemen invited The randing Wine
il superior that OF this country, and higher
prizes than that Of the best brands
q. LIVINGSTON L. CO,
rAr11 isff 70 rwal street
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JUST PUBLISHED, PART ONE, PRICE
FIFTY CENTS.

FIFTY CENTS,
GREENW00D lLLUsTR ATED; with Descriptive
,hs s SPOT BY J.Te5 sme Esq comprising Petgrs,aus
Forest aud Lake within the beautiful grounds of
Greenwood The general and increasing interest
listing regard TO rural cemeteries fail make this
work hishy acceptable a the time The best talent
In the country engaged the work. and
namenta for the table, and eedngy suitable
present distant friends.
r. MARTIN. 2s John street,
aul2 81 eodsrc and 80 Wall street.
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OOON1h1 49, r..
nRUGGIsTs and dealers in PerfumsU snd Fancy
from our esensive assortment Of the aboye Me e.
III w;,., Shaving Soap o. originally manufactured by
n. has no easal we constantly on hand together
trses Essences Pomsdes Hsir oil He &c Observe the
number JOhNsoN, VIZ. Srow 49,
aun lwsm w. So"uaha'su so@
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TwE NTY DoLLAkS REWARD
OST-On the evening of the 18th on going from the
II Of W. Hull Son to the corner of Gcld aud Frsr
i streets from thence TO Ferry thence corner of
feck slip and south street, small PockeBook tied with
tape containing check BY W. Hull Son, ON Fulton Bank
New YORK for SoI e7 also about 500 in bills The
=, I53 South street, N. Y.
N b. man was seen to pick pocketbook conner of
Hague End Ll'ff streets, supposed To be the asove
aI6 2tsm
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w K. X. COLLINS CO,
aul1 Snrfh
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CHRIoTIE'S
GENUINE GALVANIC RINGS,
AND
MAGNETIC FLUID,
FOR THE PtRMsNENT CURE OF
RHEUMATISM,
AND
NERVOUS COMPLAINTS
~ matter how chronic be the complaint il
~ readily yields to the wonderful pow developed by
.is remarkable discovery. The respectable esino-
NAL: from III paris Of .hs country daily
THE 0ALVANIC BELL - BRACELETS GARTERS,
&c are ds.ed aud can be wo by the
beneficial system BY these srri.
cles must be witnessed TO be believed
Only Agency in New York, No. U2 Broadway, between
JOIN street and Maiden lane
. 70 Explanatory anphlets may be had gratis.
ais Tvs rrc
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EDUCATION.
II EV r. 7: HUDDART'S School will reopen after the
~ summer Vacation on Monday. September 7h. Crcu.
ys'ly and day boarde be obtained applicable the
school ID Fourteenth between University Place
Insurance Co 50 Wall street aj6 imsm
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WANTED,
LNOR the u Ship independence n Band of Musician.
Apply at the u s. Naval Rendezvous, No. Cherry ST.
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SUMMER CLOTHING AT REDUCED

PRICES
RLACK Camblets Sacks and Frocks ST. Croon Costs at
~ 81 to S. Summer Pants and Vests from Sc u supe rne
black cloth dress Costs made from SIS 2O Pants
aud Vests low prices so quality
and workmanship sned il will only be necessary to
state that the subscriber with Brundsge
Broadway for and the why Quality
of garments be rendered such low prices
of buying altogether for cash and small
fits. q. B. CLARKE, ZIG William st.
aul7 ltsr Opposite the stores.
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/. o. OF o F.

L. " OF y r.
THE Members Of New York Lodge No 10, are hereby
tihed @ meet at Narioni RAIL. Cs,sl street on This
Nondsy) Morning O'clock for the o. paying the
last tribute Of deceased BROTHER a. BLAu
particular peculiy invited with
this moure full occa ~ioa. JAMES BERGEN, NJ. q.
WIN LYoNs S~c'y. asl7 lfsm
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CANTON GRAPE SHAWLS
nF the splendid description in Scarlet Modes La.
~ vender Straw. White and Black; splendid rich
~ embroidered $50 with every
price, which will be 10 the advantage Of buyers either
wholesale or by the 81, gle .h,wl To examine at
JAMES BECK X Co.'S, $50 Broadway
8; full stock of India Camels Hair Shawls and scafs
at moderate prices, by j. b. K Co.
lAo..lo
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Il H E N E. w E II A
From the Vermont Patriot.
MOUNT AUBURN.
BY MRS. N. }. ASHCROFT.


On visiting this romantic and beautiful CITY q
the dead, and wandering amid its wilderness q
graves. one is at once struck with the cos,l,
splendor and plain simplicity of these habaion
OF the departed, showing mast frcibly the diff
lerent tastes of those, who have here laid the
friends down to rest but the simplest, and We
the most beautiful of ALL is the grave of The Ia
mented wife of n. p. WILLIS. arranged proba-
oily 10 suit his own taste and feelings.
It was glorious afternoon
When summer first begins to fade,
That with loved and gentle one
sought Mount AubuYn's sacred shade
No cloud disturbed the sunny air
save where the heavy foliage waves,
but wanderers like ourselves there,
Amid that wilderness of graves.
Around us roso every side
The costly marbles scuiptored form
where human hearts had bowed 10 grief
M hs mowers bend to the mountain storm.
nc strangers form is resting here
49, And here the column rears its head
10 consecratc the name of one
w no makes the ocean wave his bed =
wealth guards with jea lous care that here
The strangers footstep shall not press,
while yonder is a humble bier,
Nameiess, but sacred not the less.
we turned us from each lofty shaft
nat reared its snowy form on high,
Ana took more secluded path
w hero seldom vent the passsrs by.
NO costly ratings stayed our feet
we wandered where the spirit led
III mutually we paused beside iaTprIs
low and quiet, grassy bed u ~
AHccton's careful hand had sought
Each leaf and flower of fadeless hue
And laid them DER that puscless breast
Types of a love unchanged and true
u dearcr TO the spirit, far
Than Ill that wealth or art had srrcad
Those tokens of remembrance are,
Ihat lay above that dreainless bed
l knelt beside that narrow grave
with feelings, words may never tell
l ne'er had known the sleeper there
And yet loved her fondly, we'll:
For had given to her each grace
To charm the eye or win the heart
AND deemed thot with lifc's holyest things.
Her gentle spirit, held part;
knew she came. youthful bride,
From Eng lands bospitable shore;
But she shall see its snowy cliffs
Rise DER the waters never norc.-
And fast the bur ming tear-drops swelIcd
For her, so early called from life,
Wh1ie kneeling by the grave that held
Our sweetest Poets cherished wife
Mount Auburn in thy breast repose
The gray barred sire and infant SON
And maphood's form that proudly rose
And many a fair and gentle one:
The sweet and sinless child has made
It's bed beneath thy greenwood shade
And snicide has laid to rest
It's victim in thy hallowcd breast
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PROSPECTUS
OF
THE TALISMAN,


INDEPENDENT ODD FELLOWS MAGAZINE.
TTNHE undersigned proposes to publish immed-
II ately in the city of Washington with the con
sent and appreciation of the Grand Lodge of the
Ianeous periodical under the above title to be de-
voted to the sublime and halowed principles of the
independent Order of Odd Fellows. The want of
an organ at this great central pont-this heart of
OF mighty empirc-bas long been felt by The nu-
merous body to whose highest interests the puhli-
cation will be faithfully devoted The blessed
principles of our order-which are the cardinal
principles of the Christian Reigion-will be adj
socated with unfaltering fidelity and zeal. The
social and friendly relations which exist, demand
at our hands corresponding duties and obIiga-
tions; they constantly call upon us to exercise Be
nevolence and Charity-Temperancc and Fideli-
ty-FR1ENDsHIP, Love AND Truth. These distin
gushing virtues and excellencies, it will be the
primary object of the proposed publication to incul
cate upon the minds and hearts of its readers. In
it's pages the order will find their great objects
and interests faithfully advocated and zealously
supported. While its conductor will most careful
y abstain from all those subjects which produce
angry and violent disputations, he will ever be
iound ready to defend the institution to which it
- his pleasure and privilege to belong, from all
the unjust attacks of it's opposers this will ever be
done in the spirit Of kindness and charity
The Odd Fellows Magazine, will contain a great
variety CT Interesting and useful matter such as
moral tales, poetry, essays, &c; and it will en-
deavor TO disseminate the true principles of Odd
Fellowship with energy and zeal no pans or ex-
pensc will be spared to make it worthy of the pat
ronage, not only of toe members Of the order but
of the reading public generally Contributions
have already been secured from many of the ablest
pens in the country, and numerous Others have
given us leave to hope that pages will be EN-
beIished and adorned with the productions of their
gifted minds The conductor will endeavor to
make it all its most sanguine friends could posi-
bly, desire.
The Ladies will ever, we trust, find it welcome
companion in the parlour or boudoir. No article
Will ever find place IN its pages which can tend,
IN the remotest degree, to raise blush upon the
cheek of the most fastdious
1t will be published semi monthly, on fine white
paper, with new type each number will contain
thirty-two octave psgas, neatly secured in paper
covers, making seven hundred and sixty eight pa
ges TO the volume. IL will be afforded to subscri-
bers at tho unusually low price Of One Dollar per
anpum, payable in advance. II will contain one
fourth more matter than other similar periodicals.,
and al only haB their price The first number will
be issued on the first Of May. The members Of the
order arc very earnestly and respectfully request
cd to use their best exerons TO obtain subscribers
In their respective neghborhoods and lodges
THEOPHILUS FISK.
Warrington, ID. O., April 18Th, fS45.
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j. H. GREGORY,
AGENT FOR THE MANUFACTURERS
EOR

AND FOR SALE
AT MANUFACTURER, PRICES
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
JUST RECEIVED 80 cases, each containing
= CLOCKS, manufactured by Perry & Shaw
different kinds These Clocks are warranted for
One Year.
No. l, The o G and plain Wood Clock. These
Clocks are encased in Maple and Mahogany
time Price from So SO to 8.
NO. 2, The . and plain Brass Clock. These
Clocks have Mahogany and Rose Wood Frame
SO so. v ~
No. B, The Imitation Rose Wood Pillar Clock
lhcse Clocks are excellent time pieces, the top
supported on each side by two Rose Wood pillars
So so.
No. 4, The Day Square Clock These are
very excellent and substantial time piece, Ma
Sc SO.
-, No. s., The new style Mahogany Pillar Clock
ported on each side by one lar pc pillar with Mir.
ror Fronts. Price Sc and Sc so.
Fo 6, the Maple Pillar Clock. These arc also a
new Nv STYLE and keep excellent time. Price SIS co.
No Z, The Gothic Spring Clock. These arc a
neat small Clock with Gothic Frames, OF rich Rose
wood, Black Walnut and Mahogany. Price and
ST.
No. s, The Day Gothic Spring Clock. These
Frame Price S..
No 9, The Day large Pillar Clock These
CLOCKS are enclosed in rich Mahogany Frame in
tended "a handsome ornament and keen superi.
or time. Price gil so.
No. 10, The Day Column Clock. These Clock.
are not surpassed for excellent time Price SI2
No. III, The Musical Clock These are some
thing entirely new. They have magnificent Ma
hogany Frame, heavy top supported by pillars
clock, with an organ attachment, playing seven
different airs Price $50.
J. H. GREGORY,
Agent for the Manufacturers. Main ST., Norfolk