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az. sss. Is :.E s D' v.ss.A.s a.
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Ei Dssa ss:s I: y N ss s;S: will com.
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s'ffst: :as!. "a: s ss TRlE Russ-sir wl.a
5bs:. GIs: .; Fl I'd GALLERY ny cent:
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WI s MI.
Tfe I ss % cata os The
MT T iSfssdi
Ioer. ere. y O'Clock euTs'n r,sss AZ s,jfp..
pALMOs OPERA HOUSE, Chamber. suse,-Wed-
ef 81 g: :aa pH a..
ssisssy. April "a Grand Vocal .nd lr.sru n.u.. Con-
:s, S. !. IS. ss :.; :s ROM q:
at Az !. g: TsbsIass. q. evening &C.
eSS d;a % sisS a B MSR
9P: Book; ;. had tn: Boy oes ,,r Bore.
fc E.. ss O. 70, sfa secured
u ccocE: door. % way %ssr
,!kCUs-bOW Fay AMPHIIHEATKE.
ID. E.s ssH. msas so Y.
d~s assa p s%s,y esss
"s hs f s ' Ss s ss: I'd hin great
1Hrs SsSo S'S %s os AT sSM a,s-.,,me.,.
~ili comm with splendid Hop.n.a.hp 5y the G;st
''I KeHrap's hssS'iiAr Tricks.
sg,y fau,omlme.
~, opcs AZ. eshsrn.ee somn.,e."h r,rr.
AWERic44W ECSEGM
ss9 sGr A, .Ss.d I'D 5,s1r
.4a fUSTHaI' g SroIs q soN.rARrE,
Ai WI f ' ~ F tnhGEsr 'i iaTS ss
G'es, '''sn -fhh'op'aa siastrei-i.v'ns Uranx Gu
Aam.ssion IS Children made, 10 yea, ,aX csnu
m22 "
WALNUT sTREEr THEA IRE, PIiTL ADELrHIAs "a
f. A. NAHsH,LL, Leslse. w ELAkE, Manager.
EIoHrH AFPEAR lNCE IN PHIL .DELPHIA
.pANs 81 Us s,'f SisSNolsE.
MA rs%sfs Ins;i n direction Of
TuEspaY M:1es sS,h s;, d.. es.s mas s = VIII CON-
As 81 BY
~ Da, senses vispuo;e.
sSs
After which the new advertisement Of The POLKA PAY
To which will be added the farce Of LEND ME FIVE
sHrl HI Nix Goimhtiy. Mr. Ghspm,o nrs
FLENRs by ~ Dsnseu.es V,enuoiss
MECHANICS HALL.
472 broadway, bet,Osew Grand and Broome streets.
SEVENTH WEEK
CHRISTY'S MlNSTREL'S
HAVE the honor Of announcing that they will continue
II their popular Concerts. which crowded nightly
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK
Admission - cents Concert will commence OF o'clock.
ChArxe ct prrsr,mmc every evening mss lwis'rc
In the Elegant Saloon attached to the
BROADWAY HOUSE,
(c0rner Of BvOadiDay and Grand street.
| COMMENCIS9 ON SATURDAY EVENING, March
" nth. M'o'o'clsek PRECISELY:
Mn. NEWTON Mis-. De is MoRTIMER. Mr. ouAYLE
/ ~ idmi,'.ncs sk cent. maj sri. .r-s,c
u '..a, CT. d.. Mils toiSnns, saloon The esI.b,s
ed Mr. \ e'ss will play on nine Instruments at ouee.
MESMkRISM
s9SCs sHEw III on so
cling and astonishing results 10 Human Suscepbiity at the
Methodist Church Ma" 70 Allen street near Gnod, hi'
era are challenged to show hs eolluson practc
"a producing these results or thar Mesmrrsm humbue
mence a, h Ifp.a ! Admit snce az cents MO l,..
kuoSifEh'S
GRAND scrrtura Picture OF tn. Parting between III
NJ Orporh and Naomi wi Other pictures printed by The
ate Baid,.S corner Of Br"sSwsy ard Csm1er sfest
Open from A. TIL 10 r. M. Admission as cents. See
son ucke's ~ ,sn's m@ 6t,s'rc
UNION COURSE, l. I-IkOrIlNG
<cH Q a. N& q tx
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SOLDIERS FOR MEXICO.
COMPANY Z 10TH REGIMENT u $ INFANTRY.
WIS Company is recruiting, aud ~ill be the way
shassr disposed TO serve cir conay ieved Go enter
TO serve during the To al good
will b given Esy app cson should be made, ranks
w 80 = be 6led BY act Congress- Farm OF 100 aeses,
or Seo Treasury Scrip and bouary Of e3 will be
each IN sdd % the regal pay, comfortable and
genteel clothirg, rations. gu irtcys AMI fuel:
rvsry susntioe 81 make the sold comfortable,
and the best medical free of charge In OF
sickness. ..f'l
will Be paid 80 citizen soldier who pay bring
For psieuIsrs apply direct at the Rendsx7ous Arsenal
entrance la White street. betwsen Elm and Csntre.
THOS. POSTLEY,
. Captain, 10th Infantry.
An additional ssndesvous has been opened for the
-. T. d. GRIFFIN,
FAC 3tlserrc ID Lieut. 10th Iof.ntrv.
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yACUb $ rLATT. 1ne'

ACOb 3 tLATT, Auet.
AAkDWAkE AND CUTLERY SAJE-TuIa n Az
O'clock ct II auction room, 20 Plat. eSrnsr Gold
u ~ lot. assorted Hardware. Cutlery, Curs F,i.s T..
Tisys, rist.ls 3, tar Lamps &c &c ' Aes
Also, 10 dozen Philadelphia and long handle ana
Spades -s "@Auis SS'o's"a anu
Aic sea'k' Clarks snamsed Ware. Wig: 0adirou. Fry
Also. y eases ssrew Angus. Screwed Nuts
Also, % dozen Holt ard Miies' Copy Or Miis
Aso. 100 dozen imitation knobs and mo,cs knob
Latches. S' anu A''i"ee s"os
Also, 500 cards cardsd Cutlery and 500 dsreu Poek. and
Penknvss and Razors Be sold piotiy AZ wthoS
''~''A' $40 "'1A"s'
Ass, 200 dozen hat Bastard Files n 10 IA iuchs.
$50. unasr wsraeis Inspection with which the sale will
commence aquantity OF Horse RAsps es Wood Easps
re. "''o A"sP''
Also, In good order, 50 steel FAC AuyIs
entire invoice N>A'"'' -
Aiso, 10 Apyils. Sc sc.
n. B. Ca aosues now ready nas~ ,,srn
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TAR
- ops MAKERS and other descriptions of Tar of 6os
~ quality. for SAFE, IN lots to suit puIcha.sr,, by
J. + a APPS GIT,
Successor to Cooke " Adams,
my0 Sire 90 Sou h sIe,t
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~ tVAl 81 OhEs "A general nssor rnsnt Of eye,v d.,
scripon Of Naval Storss couan,ly Tor ,ae Iot, to
suit pu5chs,ep By JAS r. TtPsCOr'T ="
Successor - Cook a. Adams, ss youth street
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,,,o .n..u, ~: oH!FFIN:
I'hs following gsntlemsn now compose ms Board Of
sss:Ss Wv RSs ; AS:::
s ;:ss S'; :.::, ;s::,s
sS:ss:s sa"pp: ,sr,; H.s:y. 10, Hf!ss 's:s.
Eft a Ss.on TX T ROBE HaD Buren,
j. ses: fi n %snss Ill.,, sS $sssA.
:S.ad j. S::S 81 i.s:..
s::::
VAL street TIE prcas to 10 Setwsea tho
'no those d'f. ysIa
ro .shs win s.ss .S
tea. N genteel private family residing elegant house
atm. ' s:'s VI. III
RIO TAILOKS.
thorough correct knowledge OF the art Of ali
;ns soss q s s o .
being ss1s S The II the
Se to T. % al n
the .dnea,uIs@ent render. it emily uudsr.osd so that
o. %SSf: can lew sou :ppy the
than those copts,asd IN the book
$40 o.. pnps, covered. 81 VIII sTINEMEIs,
mh2I .meod-c No lS B'esdwa-.
PROPOSALS FUn WOOD
J.. %ss %
eaton. 10 be eudo,:.a Pcpos.. for Wool stating the
isS e. m: .ss: s:s:
s' 70 .p ~ 70
New y.. March ss and Assistant 3: :s;;s:;s.
PROPOSALS FOR COAL
I.S f sc: qu. beis. &. and
' s' say u: .S: x s. :.
H :: n K.
Now r... H.sg @ Capt .aA r.:
u M. :s 70 sat up e. q gSCS %
Ws tho Croton wss:f oss basement. who Ia.
houss and lot for sa situated on 4h street, opposite Wash
Several 1na mall of money lend
QUILL PENS.
Subscribe S rSuId call tn: s:'en,i9u Of the pgss to
i ss 9s with ns
greatest possible perfection every kind writing
A' are By & ;I ~. % ss Ii b5.:.
% each 20 that they can oe shipped Of
S: s'- 0i"ifEs * sSi;. q William st.
DOP!sH CONFESSION AND PRIEsTCKA TT expo
ssss fs Hss Of sds. male;
rcd: s s;%s:
the Rev. LEAHEY, late Monk VI La Trnppe, and WM
HOGAN, formery Priest in Philadelphia The et tn
will be usated by sad c.togue Of gao
and Kenek: which catalogue Mr. Leahey has
a9d with the gnal side aud In
gsh On the other and will be Tor sale tbs evening Of
leeiure-price Is cents
Ladies psntve!y prohibited from ,ming this lee
MRS. JERVis's COLD CANDY,
THE 0REATCUKE FOR ALL COUGHS AND COLDS
H. md Ou nufiO IL Am
Z h. capitol 'urnished BY Deaf
IhS prohts descend ~ The earth a the worm
when the stim 10 roDced Of his breath.
ThsrsS sure for eold-the precurso, Of ALL
When Consu mption digging the grave;
cure hat will he. 10 ok the hesrsr aud the pnl
And from Dc ih the afflicted snail save.
In od times many people Of oriety, and consider
60 sen Ine ndugod The mssfvss in ssarchns the Pn
o:ophsr Stone wneh should ransmute base metals into
GOLD Other. ass for the EI,ir or Lie which was
lssp ne n.ppy finder in perpetual Yeah All these
MRS jERyis's CANDY FOR COLDS
nhuenIs, Sore Throat, and other complaints wni, h
invariably pfscede CONSUMPTION. Now here il
more vsiuans than the Philosophers Sc the fab
ELIXIR Of Life for Its discovery hi benefited and daily
hng mankind DO not delay da nay hour. from
~ Sold by Mrs JEWS, No. Ts Broadway. corner Of
White street
AoIsIs-Rushton K Co, 10 Astor House. 10 md $50
Broadway Ba~ ke 30 Bowery: BurLon ~ S,r h av
Neisop conner Of Cahaue aud Madison streets; Lecount
correr Ut Grand al Division streets Mrs ays l39 Fulton
street and Atlantic sneet, BROOKLYN. II. r. w Ilisms,
Brood ST, eef, Newark.
W Each package is invariably signed Mr, W. JERvIs
Tut upio pschsges Of Is, Is Is, and dollar
m7 3tisexsfrc
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NOTICE.
T'HE sHlP CAnrENTERso OF New York and b. ooLlyn
are respectfully invited TO attend meeting on Tues
day ", srsaiIs at Hoshs' $50 Mad,oo aM O'clock
Mr. TAYLOR, who has inquired for CHARLIE, F. scbr.
Nl mer from Berlin, rtqus.t,d toe at
70 an .se up @' '''ox ana
, DR. W. ", WaIaee. on IN. soifi. Of he Ace, and g
~ GIN sssi nS1hash
tween Spring and Br9ome Tickets 30 Cent'-lo at
eeost TsIe. s. had at n. q door
RABTN.AU'S WARM SALT BATHS.
BAH; |m.ndtd BY i. Faculty. ali .,se: d
,: che. hy he e mmca bsh The .usughsaax I..
end hsa a.. s saa e.fo o
IL. S.'h. being lei. lab: 70 cold ATE.
an ct-c. mNa,rc
sAOlLAND AM LAND
RELIEF PER MACEDONIAN
shIp lie, at Pier Ne North River ready to 70
unit m,s aI.s: sw * Tor three weeks c,nvx.x
JUST pUBLl HE'D. fR!LE ~ GEVTs
A. Il \ z;
FIRING poor sfrssn by Right Rev join HUeas, B.
Ri e New F' E 6; sii;t 81 Sfs'
,n29 3t'c Isl spl,, street
IN PR So AND WILL 81. PUBLIsHED BY
WILLIAMS, BROTHERS.,
GEORGE
PLANTER OF THE ISLE OF FRANCE,
Translated r. m the Ere. ch Of
ALhX ND X DUMAS.
Author Of" DIsaa of Me id ~" Ge, evv."" Capt. Fauo
- Ace If Go nth y &c
BY SAMUEL. sPnlNG. &c.
YNHIS ROMANCE, like all the p oducons OF its CITED
sIho' MI OF scesss OF he deepest tragic interest,
AID Toe Three Gu dsmen. Pr re so cents MFG 3ussr
rHOn kEWAaD-Lo,t or Stolen, on Tuesd " the
cCOOO 18Th February ut, in the ueighoorhood Of
Lombard street. London Bankers ath.r Case contain
ing he nndsrm. ntioned Bank of England Notes. vix:
oae Ei%o Note. 18Th June. 1896. .......N No est1o
a. ....s....s... tsIU
:. to0 .............. 1861
4. IW 1858
a. A,o00 ............... 1896
a. 1oc0 lhh March 1896. 5i,39
1. f,oo 49,, :" ......t....... 52276
.. NV Iun May 1876. ..........,.. 3T,iO7
4. rem~ ioth Mare h, 1876. ......... 1854
d. c can. =, " ............... 39s8a
% 60" 49,. a. ............... 40.$sa
r.c a, IN way, 1916. ........ 8i.I72
OF" .,ctooer, 1886. t0.iH
s,S sh October. iss. ......... ss1s
1" x q, n, .:............ s373
:. Z. 18th January, 1877. ........... $50
P.yme.t ofa which has been stopped the B.nI Of
VIII eve, will give such Information as NAV s,d 70 tho
the above reward proportions se p,t r.,
any portion OF the NOES recovered il lost or upon 20
very ADD conviction OF the -n er ii stolen " ' ''S"
For further infoI maiUn. appyto
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l. M hoETM an. Auctione-r
SALE OF FINE OLD MADEIRA AND SHERRY
. -.. WINES. NC.
NJ. HOFFMAN &LO i sell on MONDAY A,,u
-; az 10 S's,ceh a. No ., Yessy street, the remaining
sock Of Mr. " rsnid ng: ccnsisliny OF
ITO dozen aae cd MssDEtHA VINE vintage, si5 and
20 dozen fine old sefcia vintage 1890 and lss impo.td
20 Sasn Msd.r,Lssnt 70 India in 1872, Isesissd in New
y dozsu Madeira, vintage la1S-imroue1 1858
=, d do.- 90 90 1892 do lag,
THIS hne parcel OF Wine wa iuroei ~ the bark Cc-
cdsnten in Sei sJ5 ud ia pipe AZ ps,s,ciy
isto gelons IN demnohns. vi.tsge ssi-,mponsd 1919
pipes do d. ie23
S. dozen Pale sherry, co jgfi
dnlen ID do 2la
bu ~ Am,. ill ado Sherry, ,igsEs s,1 and 1890
20 Dc Zen old Blown Do do ltea ana 40
~ do do m
bnl.'Goi en- Brown nd q I'D Sherry. via'sse 1921
80 dozen l. I. Tspe, NE Winr, imported 1921
Ais, aquantiy OF Old Rum. Brsndy Cia and whi.Lev
The sbove s,,ch of Did Vines been reserved nv Mr.
N faodig Tor the d-mjohn and bottle Il ia no, oatht
n.cessa'y 70 euogeeveIy pacethe wis
stock Of Mr.. N. Psui ding. " 49,
Catsl0gues ready. mao 7tissr
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1 wARD-pemoorstie Republican Rsguls,

EOuRTH wARD-Demoerstic RspubiisAn Regular
II N0minatons:-
For Alderman,
EDMUND FiTZ0ERALD
For Assistant Alderman,
WILLIAM REID.
For Assess0rs,
Patrick H. Msgure, Charles q. Chris man
ri" For CopsfabIes,
John r. Watson, Owen Shine f'
For Inspectors Of Elect ons.
10. Dsrrict-Psrick Grove
Michael l.. Brady
I'd Disfrict-Joseph E. Palmer.
Florsacs McCarihy
I'd Oistnct-Thepss Hays.
Mathew HauIon
All Disuiet-Wm n n ply.
Ossfjah Enais
DANIEL Z. PENTZ, Chairman
5 jon : r. ctt1 '1ssll. s.sr.t.ri..
I'M 9reod
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rhs consumption Of these articles has increased with
Nv years an average Of seventy per cent. 10 seine
ol' ncipsl staples the increase has been about one
fintred per cent. ....
The importation of articles, chiefly the products of the
ned States in lsA5 showing the principal channelsb by
hoh imported, was anne xed b
IMPORTS IN TnE GERMAN ZoLL VElrry laa5
@Cotf0n-
Cot fseisf Ta5acee
4 wedding IN leares
p. =, maRufactd and
1'eeDrka p hav ~ Gr,sf stsms. Whale
cog Of eeftsn. DvifstH Rxo< oil
In. Pr,,.o, 0n'H' Q"hs Qntis. Qntis. QntIs.
/ 1ains Baltic Sea A2le ss;2 1899 lcs7os ss ssi
os .2ll.ii7 sd,sss s1sH 80 GO sosss
'Wg. .... on the
The Nehe isnd: '''''' "'"' ~" "'~i
on Inc Kline .i52 eel S,sm l4ess 81 Ra& iia a,l
Be gium ....... 1850 6oNe iiIaS Is 20 81 eoS
H,v eva France i''"' "'' A''"
llr, the (;rand
DacAy of Baden
aad the XII gdom
OF S,vsris -. ASA 1855 1857 HAs SOL
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FINE WAlCBEN
QHA THE Subscribers would call tho attention car
-ins OF vessel aud ofhers desTous OF prcutg &C.
WG0 cura Timex eepcrs" 10 Of Watches
wm,n the have just received made by The celebrate
maker Jules Jurgenson by whom are
pointed sole for the United Stes They have
constantly on hand watches Il description by most
Jewelry and Silver Ware which they are selling
New York. B. HAMMOND &CO
~ Merchants Exchange
hrst door iu William stree.
N. BIS. H.& Go will continue to give their undivided
attention to the -Iai log OF CHI onometer, Duplex all
other fac wstch,s ma m3tsw;ssc
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ARCS ssLE OF GRocEKIE3 I'll. s,v r.
sid tSf. , mo 70 usmns .tr. the .sssi
and biaes Teas Sugtrs, Coffee Wi.e, Gin Rum pssnS
FL" FLAIR p.es a. Ca,aup. Tos.eeo s.ss,: kies'
Aw.nxs together with every article ssuslIy smomsed IL
'"u ,n,,s D. r. IN0kAHAN, Auctieaser.
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AWERIL.fV EUNEDM
GFLENDip performances both Anern ,on aud Evening,
- az aae ~ O'Clock, whsn will be exhibited Diorarnic
and Ian' ~ me irpIe.~nirti n nf ht
with all The ,seer'-y tnd porp of Thai occssicn.
Also, will he eshiii,r" MI honr Ie.tset model, of
iWSNTY OF rHG LARGEST DIAIONUS
In ne world worth, N the a.grrga,e So 800 CO.,
Gfest sseIn -Eth,op,aa Misunderstanding Ursng On
tang, sc
Admission IS cents Children made, 10 year, iaX esnts
mp
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FRO TAIIOk~,

PROPOSALS rUh VOID
THE sobserber will receive until the LIST Of April. 1877
propose Tor the delivery OF 500 cords Of
Oek wod at Fort Columbus g. vernon. Island Commun
cations TO be endo,sed for Wood" stating tho
dsnes Of hs bidder AID the nance. for the
latinI to particulars apply to No 50 0rssnwich street
(signed) H VINTON
. Captain and Assistant Quartermsster.
4. uHAc AfolaA A.A
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-o,,ss,Bf DElTRlCH, Apcfione.r
1OOSahOLD FURNITURE-THI5 DAY NJ No a
Of Ho"S isst a. tn, Bowsy-A general assortment
sh Boz one Bird OIgan and i've par Csnsrv B;Ic. ,ns
,o' Of gentleman giving up house keeping sale peai
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SlO lLAND AM lnHL Land
! RELIEF PER MACEDOVIdN
HlS sHlP lies at Pier No North River re adv TO re-
until fitted. or for three weeks
m96 2w ewh C,DFKAy
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hOUlUO 10 LIE L.
GENTLEMAN Of retired habits can be accommodate
"A with paor and bedroom attached. with breakfast
tea. IN gentee private family residing elegant hou
in the vicinity Of Broadway and Uniou Place Atdr vii
real name and reference TO at the Herald Office
m ct with immsdsfs attention. mo 6tsodis2w m
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JUST PUBL -HkD-PRiLE ~ CENTs
A LECTUREON TIE .NTEC. DENT CAUSES OF
"A TIL I"IsH FAMINE IN 1877, oeIivared under " q
Of the Gene al Comm,se ref 81 the suf
FIRING of resni, by The Right Rev JoHr HuGHEs d.
d. Bish y Of New Y.rt, at the Broad ssv TAbe ,nacis
March 20, 1e,1 EDWARD DU loan,
n29 3t'c Isl pIi IN street
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NO VICE.
vINHE SHIP CARrENTERSo New York and b. ooklyn
l. are respectfully invited TO attend meeting Tues
day eveaing at ID. Hughes 80 Madison 7 o'clock
m7s Str Bv order of Commiu 90.
Mr. TAYLOR, who has inquired for Charles +. schr.
1 mer from Berlin 10 requested toe II at or TO
line to No II Liberty street up s, stating when and
where interview = mrs p2
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-09-03

Even sheElittle rebel that she is--would
not wish me to raise my arm against my
native land; but assure her that neither
will ever raise II against hers. defended
as il is BY fraternal band, who, though
once deemed them rebels. appear to me
now in every respect worthy of the holy
name OF patriots, and are destined, ]
doubt not, to achieve the liberty for which
they are so bravety conteuding."
Randolph read Ills letter to his SISTER,
and the blush which suiIused her cheeks a,
she listened, was deemed by him and Al
ice as auspicious to Captain Merton's
hopes.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-09-03

Women have often more Of what IS cal-
led good sense than men. they have lew
er pi etensions: are less implicated in The,
oriss, and Judge Of objects more from their
immediate and involuntary impression on
the mind, and therefore more truly and
naturally. They cannot reason wrongi
for they do not reason a all. They do not
lhink or speak By ru!e, and they have IN
general more eloqnence and wit as well as
sense, on that account. BY their W.T.,
sense, and el,qnence together, they gen
eraly conlrive to govern their husbands
Their snle, when they wIite TO their
friends (not for the bookselersl IS better
than that uf most authors.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-09-03
Advice 10 Maidens.

We met with the following exceedingly
unromantic, emarks, among our cl PIP.
ings. Let il be distinctly understood that
we by no means endorse them. But as
they expresses very common view of
these matters, and as the subj cct is so im>
portant, we think our readers should hear
both sides:
That classical song which commences
wi,h'O take your time, Miss Lucy, has
proved very disastrous 10 young ladies
who bave been controlled by it. Every
thing is done in hurry in this world,
therefore, get married as soon as possible.
Husbands are like birds, ify yon don' bring
them down a once, they are gone.
| owe is an idea: beef is a reality. The
idea yon can get along without; tho beel
you must have. Do not allow any rehoed
sentmentalism m to interfere with what Jn-
dicious and calculating parents call an
advantageous settlement.
Young girls will have twinges Of the
hearlstrings we know. but these are Ike
other complaints, iucid entail to youth
they go away suddenly, without any bad
effects. Dyspepsia often produces melan
oloiy which is attributed TO disappointed
affection, but bran bread and apple sauce
vi II readily remove this complaint.
Some girls have imaginations so tende
that they believe themselves in love wit
every man who says civil thing to them
These unfortunate creatures should us
the shower bath every moIuing, aud tax
frequent exercise on horse back.
Romance should be coniaed TO c!rcnia
I ting libraries and boarding school; it i
we'll enough in these places, but ont Q
them it is sadly in the way. IL is very ap
i to take bread and butter out OF one
mouth, and it is curious fact in physics
] tliat though, love causes the heart TO swell
/ il never fills an empty stomach.
II man falls in love with you, insteat
Of ascertainiDg the color Of his eyes, hne
ont the length bis Pulse; instead OF ask
ing his age, gel a list of his effects
these make goodly appearance, never
mind his looks, but conclude the bargain
at once. Yuu will learn to love him, when
YOU find the necessity of such passion
! 1t the mean time, endure him.
There used to be many Alouzos and
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misery n cons quence. Now days peo'
pie are more sensible. They have an eye
TO the real: they are matter oi-tacis, and
see more substantial comforts in well
furnished home, than dozen sonncts-
more beauty in bountiful supplied la
BILE, than a score Of love letters. And this
hetrays good deal Of sound sense, whici
maidens would do well to prolit BY
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-09-03

GoOp.--i galrish cousin Of ours
trader, four pen bushes TO record ii J Q
vas ly more aippancg than sense, Is IN the
hahit ofqrizzIng every body thet come S IL
contact with hfm, O0e cold. stormy day
last spring, old uncle Jock happened Ia
Gold wet storm cold wet storm you
see any way.
.Why, yes,' says ,ardstick. Did y ou
ever hear of hot dry storm, old gent!
Think have, think have; GU see any
way. when it rainej fire aud birthstone on
Sodom and Gomorrah, that was what
,hou!d call a hot dry Storm
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-09-03

The publishers Of we'll known period.
ical in town. have placed in front of their
office, in fremont street a very extensive
sign board, upon which is emblszoned the
words