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NEW BOOKS PER DRI

NEW BOOKS PER BRITANNIA.
WILEY PUTNAM have received -
w Austen's NJ sn'hsd Park. vol limo.
Broyden's Catholic Safeguards Vol. III. svo.
Broug hstn's Men Of Letters, Science he Vol IL
Berrtngtou's Literary Hist Middle Ages. vol. limo
CruikshxnI's Our o an Tmes-Parts | and H.
Dsutr-y's The bi5l- In Palestus | vol limo.
Historical Pictures of the Middle Ages. vols i2mo.
Couui-ss Hsha Hams Sig isuiuud Forster vol syo
Dougas J-rrod's Chronicles Of Cloveinook. vol.
lsno-cuis.
K.vsnsghs Arithmetic. l vol lsmo.
I,,on's Pra teal Surgery-4lh ed vol. avo.-cuts.
Lsne's Egypisrs 2vos I2mo-new ed
Lu,hefs The Way TO Prayer vol Sc larao
Mod.rn Painters Vol H. limo.
Msntels Thoughts OF Animalcules vol lemo.-color-
ed -peravings.
Memoirs OF London Doll | vol limo
Osilvy; Y Book OF Highlsnd Mtnsrelsy. ! vol TO-
Illustrated by McJan.
Ons Hundied Sermons by Wesleyan Ministers. lyo-
lsmo
Pomp-ii, H.. vols limo.
Prrceyas EcclpsiRscal Tour In Holland and Northern
Germany vol lsmo.
Perry. The Peasantry Of England vol; limo.
Peninsu ar Scenes and Sketches. w ismo.
Pass on Artificial Teeth 9c W H.
Riches Rise, Progress and Construction OF Railways
vol. lsmo.
Keynsrd the Fox new edition. eolorsd plates, bound by
Hsydsy
shasesp.are's heroines Part svo.
Stokes Discoveries IN Ausirslis vols syo Maps and
plstra
Thompson's Accom-, OF Religious Change In County OF
Kerry Iceland vol l2rn
WILEY 4 PUTNAM. l6l Broadway
O.d.rs for Books 10 qusnity By the single copy from
England and the Continent puHctualy executed hy WILEY
PursAM, by ~v,ry strSm-r By2o 2ns
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CoasurArIoN OF PuNlsAMxNr.-The slave o Or
s recently convicted OF murder and VINO w 70 sv
been hung to-day has had his sentence ~
The Governor 10 four months solitary eoonne NJ s;
yave ashes each month Snd At the termination u a''
imprisonment bsuished from the state 80.
IChsrleston Mercury, May
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CONSTIPATION (COSTIvENESS)
nESTROYED wii1oaIh Medicines, ioI-ctons or Baths
~ Dpcoy-ry recently mace IN France. by Mr. Warrior -
Pnce 81 ccots-
TIE tfn English edition translated from Inc 23d Freuch
edition II he exposition Of nspra simple agreeable and
iraole means recently discovered N Frsnce not only
Of ovsfcening aIo Of completely destroying ob.una-
iov--rsr hsbtiu.l Without Using eher
purg.lves, Injections, baths; followed 6J great
uul-r OF sub-nc documents from eminent physicians
.cc other persons Of distinction, certifying ih-
Wzrtoa of ?sr.. No li2 Wilisnst between Fulton ard
Are and sso OF Mr. Joan Ailhao. les 8roe;~sy; Nj
K-lchan l2 Fsi.on-sc sad IN Brooklyn Of DR. Charles
S,.-- No "a. Fslion - ryl5 2-xlmFrSTu
no CUNTRAC TOas.-Proposs.s vii b. received
S.;urtsy Jdre 6h a. noon, n the Otics Of DE
Proprienrs Of The LOCKS Canals Nerri1cK htV-f
for NE 4..onry Canal Of large dirro-
s,orx ABOUT 10 Dc crr,;rucr-t IN ;his ct:y
Specifications &c 4; ire Once Of SAID
Proprietor. a. Lowell Lowell. May ., ls4s-
ny-6 u-6 JAMES B. FRANcIS. As.st P L < c.
\NILLIAMsBUKGH FIRE lasursne- Company
w OG5or Gfsnd-xt- n-ar FEstst "I1snbUfst--
Agency No. II wsl-,I-e.t W'-l., 5uiidinsrl
DIRECTORS:
ss-ue! wTlIets. FREQ ". Fsyre, ,Wssntngtoa Post
CARES Handy. Nica5ias Wycloa, 7. Van soss-'k,
frarci. Su-irnei, Chr.ra.Z-or;sx- And c Beoedict,
Ie.r Rcasrc,oc, rhom.. AeE4rr-s, samuel 4 cin ,,
LENGEL RICHARDSON. Pr..d.
WAsaINGToN POST, ASsa:. New-Yort-
JcEx r. RoBEgrs, Surveyor.
u THs Company eonrnG- 70 lnslre s'ery description
Of p-,prrIy L5- Cnbsd STATES Against lo.s
d.t.ss- by Fl-e or tavorsois terlL myll luis
DED BUGS, BED BUGS .-WATsoNS Bed 5us
ID Destroyer wonderful discovery made
fer Immediately ceSyoy.ng rhsse v-rin however nun-r-
.ppEesaGr se~,SS .. worthless ir,.nori Fors.e only
NJ Apotn-caries Hal. Sc Ca.serne-sI. O.eoE kess,c
1t AsttEn-iaoa xsc n Brooklyn Mrs. Hs7ess lSs Fu-
so,-ss Prcs = ce-s per bottle Gyi' z~.n-
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CASH rArLoRiHG EsTABLIsHMENT.

OASH TAILORIHE ESTABLISHMENT.
DEM. W. BENSON. Draper and Tailor, respectfully
removed tho Eow-Yofk Cash Tailoring Establish.
ment No. l4I FultousL near Broadway, wheSo can be
found an extensive sssormsDS OF Cloths Casmeres Vest
inys kc which will made order La Tho most ashons-
bio style for cash
Mr. A. J. Fster win have charge Of the cutting depart
uaent To those who Know Mr. rs unryslat qusitiss IN
stit sunnecssssry say more than 10 name him IN
connection win rsAt de- partanoni Of the busin1ss
A. choice general 4ssortn1nt OF Rentlsmens lacey
dress articles constantly on hand mys tns
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CAsH DRAPERs AND TAILOHs, is7 Broad

Dash DRAPEkS AND TAIL0Ks. iU Broad.
Nvay.-J. C. Booth Co. having reesived additional
supplies Of choice Goods would respectfully Wits Tie At
u their and tho public Thrr STOCK q
caly extensive, but prses tSo richest qasnes and
patterns Of yes,nxs Csss.errs, Dhazs &c that arc TO
Be lound In this or foreign msIk1t
Offer stropg Inducements rurcassors tboogh should
md erstood their low prices hsys taereucs only
finest quality Of Materials and workmanship and thar
m-n,s produced hsr estanSbnsnt sarpassed In
Any particular, by aEJ house In tbs Unt0o-
The Cutting Depsruert II conducted by Dir. J. Lee,
nfaihe ski Ia tke ri u The fesur Of Long
pe.nco sudy and who Possesses tina bsopy faculty
of odsnZ fashion 10 form, and Of ssleedng syes
OF dress fitting snd appropriate tbs mJ2stf
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" Repeal, Repeal.-A meeting OF the United lIi.h
Repeal Aa.ooisiou ~1li to- held ~ Tsmmsny Hal this
Tuesday evening st7t O'clock Several eminent Speak
rrs will sdtr, IS the meeting. By order.
II CHARLES z. SHEA, Secretary.
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EF- Removal.-Ds-y. Magical Pain Extractor De-
po hs, b.ea removed SrS Broadway door below
Fulton ST where would invite The particular attention OF
all PET sous ruub 90 with piles broken breasts
old sores snd wounds, Inflammation of s kinds burns
scads Ac &c R-n-uoer. this is The ony pepoi In New
can with Certainty be obtained Non. will be genuine with
out the written signature Of h DALEY on the wrapper
Of 81, nov ry22 6ls-
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rS- Seventeenth Wnrd-The Whia Electors Of the
7ln Wnd -que.l-t meet the Henry C!ay House
OF stsvenue mi lsIst on "edn' sdsy evening
ocock make To nominate one
Commissioner Inspector and Trustee for ComInUn
Schov and three Delegates 10 The City Convention.
b order, JOHN REMlCh,
lhsirnRn " I'd lniu N,
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~ The FoIy Catholic Provincial COUNCIL Al
Baltimore The Rev Dr. Gaitnian formerly Roman
Catholic priest now Missionary Of the American Proes
tsni Society, uil deliver lectures IN the Rel Dutch
Church. OF Broome and Green Sta (Dr soers on
Monday the ash and Tue.dsy The - ID inst al Il ccocs
Subjects Eis lecture, The Anti Srpubiczn resolutions
the Council the Pope for HI. approval. VII be
laid before people h their civil and religious eHden
ey. Second lecture, Tuesday evrnns-Popey inmica 10
civil nnd religious Liberty.
Lsni-, and C-ri!er-n are invited 10 ATTEND. Tickets
ls3 CENTS esch be had the door the evening. The
proceed. 10 20 Protestant Society > 2t,
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R- Exempt Ffremen.-Th- Exempt Firemen Of
this city are invited meeting Of the Exempt Fire
mem. Associ.on Fr.m-u. Han. M-fc-rst "n Thurs
day Evening. 2ath inst O'Clock. Exempt Fireuieu IN
general ale invited JONI
ulder OF I. WESMAN. Pf-.id-nt
/ \ pu,I,Iy< S--re;srv uycs 5uss
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CY- To Priuters.-Th- trap i-c' OF one OF 10 best
Nhs) New. ap. establishment. Western Neu-YorK.
intending hi. another brsrch n the
business, Wishes dispose Of The sans For paruculsrs
sppy The editors OF The Albany Journal: N-w-i ots
Tribune or Rochester Democrat myS StOltW
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PENNY MAGAZINE.
THIS DAY 10 published the twenty frst number OF the
reissue Of thr English Penny Magazine. This number
completes he Penny Magazine for 1881.
New Edion-On Tho nrst Of July new edition OF toa
Penny Magazine viii he commerced 20 be completed In u
numbers al ~ ceots per numsef, end pubi.nsd sent
monthly. Subscribers the present edition Will DO well
complete their SOON possible, a. IT'S not coned
my2s ltDIItW j. g. REDFIELD. Clinton Hall
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situntions, Or. narrten.

csoktcg -s,hing ead ironing, r~ersl aorse~crf
IN snail private 1Aaily. Coed cy refeTscee Apply nj
:
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YANKEE STORIES.
New Edition of
JUDGE HALlBURTONs YANKEES Stories, ulusIntod
y with TWO ensrsybss. Price So ctB.
Agents. Boo sellers supplied at tho lowest price with
ali the New Public .iioBs
WIN. II. GRAHAM Tribune Buildings,
my25 .; iOfics Of Grsh.m's Magazine
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Removals..

DEMOvAL.-PECX,E NICHOLSON WRIGHT, Joo-
Iebers IL SILK Goods have removed their sk and fancy
goods from l5s Pesssl No 81 Cedar-st nearly Opposite
he PostOEcs between William and N3seau sta New
YORK where Loey received and now prepared %
show .srs. and complete Of Ashonable GS
goods carefully selected hon The !eI.st
stc regard II price 70 tie Jobbing Inferior Trade Norn
en- Eastern scd W-zern Aercnartz Respectfully
call and examine toeir stock, for variety acc ~,
SURPASSED BY sny other boase; they NAY rest
ezra Inducements viii be offered tcem Tor Sso.
proved paper.
EAIRRASks SO PLATFOhn ~; &c CO., -,
\ oznAS 4 ~ oH'oie my4 !sa
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NEW LAW relating To Landlord and Tenant Jus, pub
Law passed the lsst
SON OF Tho egslaure entitled An Act 10 Abolish Distress
for Rent for oh,r purpos-s'p.ssed May Is. 1886
Price For ISLE At The Law Blank ano Stationery
s,or. Of JANIES 4 BELL 1853 N san-st.
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PROBABLE MuRprR.-Fcrris Angevlnc, FARMER
Of some wealtb reading in the town OF Nisseia hes
Niagara Falls yesterday morning staooea oss son
Jeremiah Brown with butchers kns IN his aooou'eh'
c,asns the protru.on Of large portion o. his ntesne
AID nearly severipg one The physicians called In 20 -
tend Brown expressed hopes OF his recovery lSr
Informant IF, M.si,,rsls was engaged in taking the
tesGmony Of Brown. Buffalo EAPies'' -
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AMERICAN ANGLER'S

AMERICAN ANGLERS GJlDB.
THE Second Eiion of iis popular WORK American
Angling is ready Price so ceas, with sugravtngs
vGad.
No one should 20 fishing without this capital book In
hs pocket head Indeed, ell read al home
without dreaming 81 tho ease with which h. can h:o~
line hy, and bait hook. brsiies there 10 good
OF Information tho natural history Of h'b this
closely pribted volume" IN T. Com Adv
us,r Nassau. ny46
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g. TO LET-Ths dwelling part OF House corner Of
E Twentieth 1t. aud Ninthavonps tchesss.guars,,
- pls.s with every oouvopiencs for boarding house
schoo bas sixteen rooms Including bath room,
closet range and al tho modern croton fItures
r out low good tsusrL Inquire Of
D. A. CUsHMAN. No. 1888 PearLet
my iaH q L. nrG2 Al sfs.
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T. DUCLUZEAU. 4ncUcneer.
ERENCH AND GERMAN Fancy Goods Jewsiry.
L ae-TUTTLE DUCLUZEAU viii sel This Day 1t
10 oclocr their Sales Room No. IS Wis,st 20 lots
OF rrouch and German Fancy Goods American and Eng
nsh Jewsry Ac comprising general a,scrnent OF Neck
aces Sides Portfoos Gard Csses, Razor Strops, Ink
Tea spoons k Bags Steel Pens superior shirred
Suspenders Accordians. Pencil Point Cigar Cssss &c
Also Jewrlry consisting OF American gold he, Jewelry,
BreAIplus, Ear Rings, precious Stones, he.
Alec, an invoice OF PsrAsols and Cameo
Also, fancy Soaps. Cshe Blankets, Gold Keys, &c.
CaInlny1ea randy. N'
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A UCTION NOTICE.--This D.y =, lea o'clock. IN tho
"A Sales Room No 50 Bsekmaa aud SO Aru ais. vaua
bic assortment OF seesonsbs Dry Goods consispg Of
Cloths. Cx..,msrss, vestpgs. Deianss, French MUG
line pocket he being tie stock .! resisr
giving up business Sale rain shine
wednesday. 9Th. the ssles Room, large and vslua
hs assortment OF Furniture Also Morretowp, N J.
the Furniture Of the NswJsrssy Hotel. worthy Tho alien
ton Of tho uads. Yor particulars SEQ advertisement Ia
Courier and Enquirer. TH0s BELL, Aucuousers.
ny
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~ span of spirited horses on Saturday ran
away with ns carriage (Which was fortunately empty
and dashed 1t all to pieces 1t belonged to NJ Lueuse.
Esq ofSouih Brooklyn and Mr. l. mao 'u'' "''eA''N
from It.
n Dodworth's Band wen: over yesterday ana
paraded the Brooklyn City Guards through that eeaau
fui City.
Goop.-A posse of Marshais proceeded 10 as s,
Hook Poip, Yesterday afternoon TO put stop 70 'ne
uu. Saba sport. enacted there regularly ey DO no'
from N-g.York Their mission was successful lae''
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BOYS CLOTHING,
AT IA SRLsp-sT. BETWEEN ELBRIDeE AND ALLrs,


AT IA SRLsp-sT BETWEEN ELBRIDeE AND ALLrs,
yoRALKLY 2a2.
MRS. CORNWALL, "a orsndst having for sevw0
lfA years svsrsd With Tho fsiirrns success In
business oSsfs siDesfo scknowIeognenn iof 80
liberal patronage, and hops By hsr nov Aent-
tea and seifsn perirsadsnco OF oei oens@
merit continuance Of lhs saDe hsf 2fsSn soeR q Iee~
dynsde Boys and chiIdnrns Co<hn9 elo osieyed sdpo
ros La port Of styo wofsusssep asa mstsna tnai Of
,ny ots, e.,.bisnsns Unon pfiatnE ~ does,
,n a., nd uost tastsfui yIes, 10th In nstssl and
rnoa. ~ pr. London and fsn>Ycfx-
1.rsitos fpdin1 ihsif own goods can here them
,.d. or made naoed "a the best possible
nodrrars charges n57 im-o5h
TTCSCMVITR.-;5to toes for sale "a lots q suit cur.
1 rhsssrs irqdf- a. Sc Priest uyf6 Sc. ID
iiIiAmSs d0abls reep,sd Ivr sals
Il Il ISa BsiS~o-lans rsyis luptss
- DOG LOsT.-LNs, yestsre.y . snail Tan
E40eAn Terrier Dog viii chain collar, with owners
Lane 90 L. The iudsy viii DO rewarded BY re-
tarning him 10 IS Leonsrd1I ny7s 81
aED heUmMEK ARKAN6EttkNT fr
G3ae2$tss,4s Nyask snd Sev.Yorf, ddiy, sundays sa-
cspt,d--Sew and spieodid stasIeoa a. a.
ROW VIII leave Hysck every morntng o. , oesosA- -
turntry viii leave kex.Yors, foot Of h9ylnsso ~
CT o clock; and Tse.dsy. $3.50 ~.
day and Sararesy. uil make extra pip. iea.n NeW.
York al 10 O'clock and Fys<k a. Ssioea. sSSs - - @
y sHTmchin9 n Tsrrytovn every mornts9 Gd shsr,
coon mo. AI sia1s II Gash asss Is reduced pFaess
my3 Ia
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coposrH's Orr,cr-The effects of the Storm
n, Cop.r was called las, evening hold an inquest on
the body Of Richard Owens native of Ireland aged Is
years resident Of Brooklyn (ot late EMPLOY cd al .e ioo
Of 18th ST. N R and who in consequence OF me
a., -, wall frame binding In which he took shelter
during tho Storm he knocked into the river ana
drowned Verdict accordingly
poI,cE-Yestrdey Fr. derrick A Caldwell! wG 1os ar
re,.d for selling olIery tickets isabella Van hotn
"a wr. o,d fslI ON the pavement, while running. last
errupp and injured herself severely that soc cannon
probably survive. Patrick Beylan was sressu '''
grand lsrceny. Several cRses al petty larceny 49,
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@S FARM FOR SALE Of q acres good land
the Palassdss road leading from Hoboken To Bulls
Ferry within milo OF DIR. King's country scat q
delightful su alton for country scat For arthsr parSn-
inquire Of James Annii corner Adams and YORK su
Bro, klsn my8 lmsod.
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Cause No. ST 1, nos under argument.
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WM ". SHIRLEY. AucnoI-cr
DYH. r. WILLAWD.-Hsndsom new and second
I'D hand Furniture Medical Library, We THIS Day Tnee
day NAV 2sh At 10 O'Clock, OF the Sslse Room, Nc. IL
Wsst 20 got and pieces elegant Rs and silver Grsrdoes
and Drops Chin. Tea and Toilet sets TO 20 pieces; Gut
0.ss Cabinet Furniture Sons, Chsrs Tables Bureaus,
Divans Ottomaps and various other useful articles.
A:Is O'Clock, the Library Of decesssd medical GENTLE
m an about 100 volumes srge and small Sale positive II
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C9- Denth 10 BedbnKs.-Those who are 80 uIfor-
tunae "a moved INTO house which IL Infested with
these snina need not be discouraged for with bottle
OF bedbug remedy they conquer army OF than.
Price % cents per bottle For sale By DAVID SANDS
CO. T Eut Broadway. uiyl9 lmeodis
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JOHN {. COAEGMI3N Aucfoneor.
CONTINUATION OF SALE-0n Tuesday, May
~ &C. 10 O'Clock. The enlre stock Of Dry Goo6s con-
and writ Of replevis consisting OF black sks fancy
Mousseiin de Lance Cambria Jsespets Sviss Muslius,
Caco-s, Sstins AlPscss tSomsssiues Summer Cloths.
Cassneres Cloths Ssiuess Shaw fancy handkerchief.
large assortment OF Hosiery snd Gloves. Domestcs,
Sbeetngs Shruugs 6n- Linens, linen Sdhs silk DO Pom
gsss large QUANTITY fancy ARTICLES Cs,pes on Cloths,
Drugycls Window ShadsA. Blankets Fann ole Comforere.
Closis with large OF Goods contained In
Retail Store The sale win be continued until the whole u
sold. Terms made Anown sails. Sale positive. Il.
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"A To LET--A farni.hsd Room for aings gsnus
HEy man, At $50 Spriug.sL
myA So
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Gn FISk FARM on tho Ohio River for .sIs-Ii hs.
about 7O acrea-50 In cultivation. tho balance good
timber--a large brick house, with poruco. cellars,
smoke house. sabs 800 soodfu. trees springs aud
frst well The place 10 very healthy and choert7,
with Of tho river six miles The mail and other
s,ssmboals stop daily tho door II binds the river
go peehss and would suit for sssmoost building with
water launching the largest boats At 81! times II u
mile from Hanover College, Indians, from Madison Is
from Lous vils so from Cincinnati Ii would sui. well for
female boarding school II will ss sold entire loo
scres With tho hudngs Possession any time. Address
(po,t psid) A. BAYS, Madison lad Information
DO oban- BY ssr tpost psld BY psrsoas interview,
from Rev Az E3 KNOX No. 81 Fourth sv,nue NJ Y.
my2S lsw2tDItW.
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DED BUGS +, BED BUGS
- D-slro.=. i,I1s Eost worcerfl
fer Immediately ces-,oy!ng thsse '
ods, snd et.rssiiy escist.cs them I
application Sew,=s q. worthless
NJ Apoth-caries Hal. Sc Ca:seril
II AsttEn-iAnb, zac n Brooklyn
so,-E Pucs = ce::S per oosaa
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THH sun. THE SooS. FULL SEA.
R,.es.. 4 81 Sets - II Morn. 4s Eve. 81
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-02-25
The Rewards Of Peace.

Tho following extract, says tho journal OF
Commerce, is timely and appropriate. Pass II
round, ye lovers of peace, and let the world SEQ
whcro tho money goes TO, that should feed the
hungry, clo,he tho naked, and give to the nations
tho light of life. Pass it round, and Let political
nspirants know, wastes moro by millions
than ambition grasps. And they that find faul,
with bonevolont enterprises, Of our social or
CARNATIONS, let them learn TO abhor social disor-
ganization. as a thousand fold expensive
than the largest plans of philanthropy and moro
dreadful than tho worst forms Of social despo-
tism:
"Give me tho money tina, has been spent in
war and | will purchase cvery foot Of land
the globe. l will clothc cvcry man. woman and
child, in an attire that Kings and Queens might
DO proud of. will build a school-hOusc on every
hill side and every valley over the earth. will
supply that shool-house with n competent teach
er. will build academy in every town. and
cndow t--a college in every State, and fill 1t
with abe professors. | will crown every hill
with a church, consocrated TO tho PRONUNCIATION
Of the gospel Of peace. will support in its pull
pit an able teacher Of righteousness; SO that on
every Sabbath morning the chime on ore hill
shall answer to tho chino on another, round tho
earth's broad circumference, and tho voice of
prayer and the song of praise shall ascend as one
universal offering to Heaven"
Tho foregoing. adds the Journal. is to no hy-
perboc, but simple portrait Of what is trle and
pract'caels; rs any ono can sec, who will use
his arithmetic. geography. and history. sufficient
~ to mako the calculation. Would that the
school master were more generally abroad; and
that his teachings might lead the sovereign people
to see and feel that they are responsible for the
character aud doings Of tho mon to whom they
commit the desinies Of the nation. and that their
will must give direction to tho public councils.
Daughters Of Temperance.
The application for charter to form a Union
Of the Daughters of Temperance in this city. has
received favorable consideration, and charter
accordingly granted. We have seen q letter TO
this effect directed to Of tho applicants; and
we arc informed that measures will DO imnledi-
asely taken to form q I" Union - in this city.
Success to our sister IS Daughters - and may
their noble scheme Of Benevolence prove a source
Of 40 much good in Cincinnati. as it has effected
IN the Eastern c,sies.-Ciu. Temperance Rec.
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RELIGION AND THE DRAMA.-At Corpus Christi,
Texas, whore our army is stationed, they have
theatre, which is not only used on the Sabbath
day for the Legitimate drama" but also n q
house Of divine worship. The last Corpus Christi
Gazette, contains notice, that on the succeeding
Sabbath distinguished divine would preach a
the theatre in the morning, and that ia tho even
ing the Lady of Lyons and thu farce Of the
Rendezvous, would be played, number Of scaes
and dances to conclude tho evenings entertain
ment.
Their. is nothing the world worth being knsvs for.
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ONWARD AND UPWARD.

ONWARD AND UPWARD.
Onward and upward Darkening clouds
May gather round my way,
Loved friends may from nay side be: torn.
And cherished hopes decay;
Yet this shall be my steady course
Alike through good and i'll,
Let sunbeams shine, or storm winds blow.
Onward and upward still.
on has my fainting spirit sank
Beneath the bitter blast.
And trembled at the deepening gloom
Around it gathering fast -
The time Of weakness now is o'er.-
New thoughts my bosom fill,
Forward calmly look, and press
Onward and upward still.
Father in Heaven to Thee turn:
Help me awhile to bear
Unmurmuring. in this vale of tears.
The weight of toll and care
Help me TO feel, to trust Thy love.
To do Thy holy will.
And lead me, till my life shall end,
Onward and upward still
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