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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-01-26
From Godey's Dollar Newspaper.
The Upper Crust.

90 whafa gOodly outside talsehOod hath"
SHAKESPEARE.
The woman who makes the contemplate biundeI
In getting up pies,
To shorten the upper crust more than the under,
1svery unwisei
Not only penurious, meagre and green.
But called in the papers decidedly mean"
But look through this world and you'll find that the
Are ever more short, upper
More testy in temper, more stinted at supper,
More brief in retort-
Besides, in their relish for splendor and dash
They often get short OF health, credit, and cash.
And man of deception is ever a lover
Wherever he's found,
And life is a book in a fine snowy cover
Most splendidly bound
Each leaf has an edging Of gold, but within
1t is dark with inscriptions Of folly and sin.
II strangers you meet at a wedding or party,
Bestow not your trust,
Your confidence, frank. transporting and hearty,
On short upper crust
Oryou'll learn that not pastry alone has the sin
OF an outside much better than which is within.
You will find the SAME spirit prevailing all classes
The high AMI the mean
Like a rich satin cloak ii enYtlops the masses.
Over ragged morsen--
As a spotless false bosom may horrors enclose,
Aud gaiter boots lace DER ietestable hose.
There is counterfeit breeding in full circula ton,
More brilliant than gold
There is counterfeit talent, and false reputation,
Most fair to behold;
And counterfeit wealth, with its glittering dust.
All snowy without, like the rich upper crust.
But give me the friend that is frank for n wonder,
And trusty though rough!
Whose upper crust provesvery much like the under
And neither are tough:
Let us win what we can of the graces Of art,
But pledge for them never, the truth OF the heart.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-01-26


boys TO be ugly. But I've been used to deal
ing with different sorts Of folks from what
you are. ! should have been a better man,
if I'd always been treated as you treat me-
But oh, sir, the thought of how I've used
you breaks me all down." And he began TO
weep afresh.
1t was some time before this ebullu,ion Of
feeling was checked, and before Mr.. and Mrs.
Taylor went 10 their own home. But the
troubles OF the Taylors were now ended
The very next morning Dick came to Mr..
Taylor, and offered his services if he wished
to hire a man TO work for him; and work was
Immediately given him, and permanent en-
ployment promised, if he RETAINED from the
use OF intoxicating liquors.
A few weeks more, and Mr.. Taylor, who
seemed now 10 possess unbounded influence
over the untutored family, obtained the sig
natures Of all the household to the temperance
pledge, go, the promise of the boys 10 attend
regularly the district school, hired a pew for
the convenience Of the Lawrences, who be.
came regular attendants upon religious wor-
ship on The Sabbath, and succeeded in per-
suading the owner of the house ienanted by
them, TO put upon it thorough repairs. 1t
was evident that there was a change for the
better, in the moral and temporal condition
of the family, so long %outcast, and the towns
people began to accord TO them the respec,
and civil attentions their improved circun-
stances demanded.
While many wondered al the change, and
affected not TO understand il, Dick was always
ready with an explanation. why you see,'
he would say, the rest Of you preached up
what the good book says, 'Ouercome Grill with
good but Mr.. Taylor p~racticed lt-and I'm
a better man, as the consequence
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-01-26
Agents for the Bugle.''
OHIO.

OHIO.
New Garden; David L.. Galbreath, and j.
Johnson.
C,lumbiana ; Lot Holmes.
Cool Springs; Mahlon Irwin.
Berlin; Jacob H.. Barnes.
Marlboro; DR.. X. G. Thomas.
Garfield John Wetnore.
Lowellville; John Dissell.
Youngstown; J. S. Johnson.
New Lyme; Marsena Miller.
Selma Thomas Swayne.
Springhoro; Ira Thomas.
Harveysbnrg; V. Nicholson.
Oakland; Elizabeth Brooke.
Chagrin Falls; S. Dickinson.
Columbus; w. w. Pollard.
Georgetown; Ruth Cope.
Bundysburg; Alex. Glenn.
Pennington; Willard Curtis.
Bath; ]. B. Lambert. .
Ravenna /; Joseph Carroll.
Wilkesyille; Hannah +. Thomas.
Southington ; Caleb Greene.
Mt. Union; Joseph Barnaby.
Malta VIM. Cope.
Richfeld; Jerome Hurlburt, Elijah Poor.
Lodi DR.. Sill.
Chester Roads; Adam Sanders.
gainesville; F. McGrew.
franklin Mills Isaac Russell.
Granger l.. Hill.
Hartford G. w. Bushnell, and Wn.
J. Bright.
Garrettsville; A.. Joiner.
Andover; A. G.. Garlick and J. F. Whit
more.
Achor Town; A. G. Richardson
INDIANA.
Winchester; Clarkson Pucket.
Economy Ira G. Maulsby.
Penn John i. Michner.
PENNSYLVANIA
Pittsburgh; II. Vashcn.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-01-26
From the Liberty bell.
SONNET.

BY JANE HoRNBLowFR.
Cast to the winds thy great and glorious scroll
OF INDEPENDENCE for its every page,
Columbia condemns thee !--Vainly rage
Thy children in their chains-and distant roll
The thunders of their murmurs. They are ,hine,
Thy f%ellow-men, thy Observation-Disclosures free
BY that same scroll baptised to liberty,
BY Gods own fiat, by a right dipine.
Go burn thy glorious psge-it seals thy shame,
And to thy Maker stamps the 'HYrCcRITE;'
Think'st thou the smile supreme that blest thine
rite,
win shine on deeds the savage would disclaim
No-from their chains where human blood is split,
Cry loud to heaven thy tyrant acts of guilt!
Liverpool, England.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-01-26

Love OF NATURE.-He who has love
for nature, can never be alone. In the
shell he picks up on the shore--in the
leaf, fading at his feet-in the grain OF
sand and the morning dew-he secs e.
nough 10 employ his mind for hours
Such a mind is never idle. He studies
the works of his Maker which he sees all
around him and finds a pleasure ofwhich
the devotee Of sin and folly can form no
conception.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-01-26
ERUIT TREES.

hCll hbGS'
The proprietor has on hand a handsome
lot Of FRUIT TREES, comprising Apple,
Pear, Peach, Plumb, and Cherry trees, and
some Grape Vines and Ornamental Tees
all Of which he will sell on reasonable terms
at his residence in Goshen, Mahoning Co.,
A miles northwest of Salem
ZACHARIAH JENKINS, Jr.
Angp- I IL, 1913. If
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-01-26
q USFAE&A GaND&,

0FAll kinds Of Plain and Fancy Job work done
at the Office of the "Homestead Journal" on the
shortest notice and on the 10 west terms.
Office one door North of +. w. Williams Store.
January 3rd, If.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-13

SURRENDER or THE RrzE-FreHrEn.-The
Philadelphia journals Of yesterday give at length the
proceedings bad on occasion Of the demand for the
surrender OF Hyer
Mr. Clifford, the High Constable Of Baltimore. made
affidavit 10 the Court Of Quarter Sessions of the fac,
that the light had taken psce-and thereupon claimed
the surrender up Of iiyer sgreesby the T. : Con.
sttuion.
In consequences Of the information contained In the
warrant and 10 compliance with the usual form com.
uhunent Tor The accused made out BY order Of the
Court Upon the application Of Mr. Hs,sihurst coun.
se Tor bJer Judge Parsons made an order for the re
ni9Vhl 81 The prisoner from the custody Of Mr Freed
me keeper Of the MOy smensing Prison. 10 that u Mr.
1reg0ry the keeper Of the debtors department Of
same With Instructions the sheriff execute the
order The Court In granting the application, ntistc-
that there desire 10 oppress the rroner or de-
prye hin OF any comforts which we're Eecessary the
oblec, being solely to desin him reasonable time u
await reqult.,ion the sw vestng IN the Judges the
power 90 A. The removal Of the prisoner took place
and bis wife aud family allowed 20 remain 10 hs
company. large number Of persons who appeared 10
take an interest for Hyer called a. the prison Ia the
course Of the day and their opportunities 10 see bin
became great that the officers resolved 10 sdt no
one except those whom Hyer desired 70 gre
Yesterday afternoon Officer Cook Of Baltimore ar.
rvec this city with acquisitions FOR liver and sul
van and the Of Gov Johnston for the removal
Of Hyer % the state o. Maryland High Constable lf
ford zen Immediately for New York with the reguisi
ton for Sullivan He will probably axe sfidavi,
against him 10 the City Of NewYork and then proceed
20 Albany 20 obtain the warrant Of the Executive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-13
!, telegraph 10 the Ncw-YOrk Tribune.
NEWBORN LEGISLATURES.
SENATE. ALBANY, Monday, Feb,

SENATE. ALBANY. Monday, FEB, II.
q. RoKxK Of the I'D District gave notice OF his
80 10 bring Ia bill for the establishment OF Ger
- conr,. in the City Of Brooklyn
Pa resolution for the erection OF monument 10
"a Herb rner was taken up snd adopted
90 conmittee Of the Whole took up the bill for the
Ils1.bmsut OF Free Schools. and after making some
So. IN the same rose and reported and bad leave
, si again ,ssrvpIy
,e,,ion was presented and referred In favor OF the
dvs OF the Quarantine also one against the reno
~ "a the Quarantine which wa. referred
bI wa. reported to amend the charter OF the Har-
- I'M 20 amend the Charter Of the City Of New
81 win some verbal amendments, was reed third
sne sna passed.
M Johnson gave notice Of bin authorizing the
ncg,selor Of TIE supreme Court to take sfidsviis
.-thout fees.
NJ EIpEBsIN Of 81 Lawrence Co submitted resO-
s.eo respecting the State Prison at Sing Sing which
ing rise 10 debate was laid over under the rule
the Committee next took up the General Insurance
AZ and made some progress 10 the confederation Of
,,sssme.
The Committee then took up the bin respecting the
RNlrosd from Auburn 10 Biughsmton, and after
eroDg 80 hs 20 designate the route through Homer
40 Cortland. passed the same ss amended.
The Committee took up the Dill relating 10 NaVy-st
p,,oslyn and passed the ssne without amendment.
The Committee took Up the bill mskng the Lem
fsr Of Richmond Co. applicable 70 the whole state,
.os having m sde some progress thereon, bad esye 70
n.ssln fse Assembly then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-13

y Boots and -hoe-.-We would r.H susrror 70
he lErg- auction sac his day II 70 0cOrk. a. tse
store o. A. GALE IS PesrLst comprising the -r;;r-
sock Of srEe fetal Also AZ sssortn-rf Of Boot.
and Shoes purchased ron Ne malufsr 1r-rs worthy
the A.sn1On - tn trsc- Csislos1-- ready a. A VI
" Have you Coush or toidt Or s<Gyn-.
Compound syrup q Wild Cr>rry % The chi rrc-y you
't0l iar- % y0g For his 2 ain reasO1 That Ia
tie ii1Usa-d c..-s where . hss been us-c. hNs IA
Have yog h- Asitms, bf0- chits Pens z ne
SIDE and Breast Liver C0rr srt -piiiing Blood Tex
o. RsirF 81 tie Tt-1ttf DR. srsTr.s Wild Cherry B. =.
olt sstsbashec rr-efT irh vii ere sf-r a Other
refr-t-. f4 Fhys;cisns clfrEymer, a. SPEAK fla IL
praise O1y g-uun- prepared - Dr. SWAMI, corner o.
Ii BIB ard RAc-sts Phla
AsISTs Fos NkE.YoEk CIrY-c RING. cor Brood.
way ard I0hu-sL. Z 2 WAESEK. rs Sleecker-.- r A
saSDs lss BoU-ry J. c. HsHr, SO Grsud-st J.
LEuls - Cresrxirh-.tt J B Dono. - Broadway. A
p 4 D SANDS, cor. Fu.tca .nt W--En-.t RUsHroS.
CIaRE Co li0 Brosixa knd 10 As.of hol,e H,vI.
LASD. EEEsE CO. hE.cso-Lne- .rs. HATEs. ls5 Pa
tor-st BrCor'rr
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uarkets ..c,srrvLLy RrrosrEp rOR TIE rSIsrss.

Is The q considered favorable ot Cotton and b'''
studs Of the steamer eiisr- snt he eeuf'-ns
Of a storm. have checked oussne--
ksRES-Are S7~4o and - Tor Pots sad f-.rs
COITo>-Ihe Cotton aud SASS lou bae- ht'
be-s maze stvauce mostly G. ofrfsifs s-leiAe
are ~atsg So ths forega nal 1891.
KIOlk AND NEAL-In there trso- dong a. Afoi
s prss advanced her se~se 70 Il cis ooi euy -fs
~ b- bach sales 90 Dot shos 4soiaos s'sa
49, 900 bb have changed bands RI sac q os; A. =
- on and good brands. 81 az of par- 1-o-ee aa 90
% ri, Western Ihsr- have be-n sales so eo ' oesns A.
81 - .pe-d asi SI as s. Tor good esods The demand =
- n, hr- trade fsst In Southern there - otet-
ry s.,.s ko bis 81 za5 - Aod some fNcho2S ny =
~ - Msal,sue,n sass With small eAes kys 'i0af Al
S7Ao3 ~ -. ....r, ~, -. 80, AZ No ale.
Of the srn~ss OF kol3ers Gcoeses asa a, - 60
better pre- YAK a.
.as -. not IN The reached su'0 o1sh a. pa
-. Tor shs 59kaeO for yelo~ ins nsise = -
49,, ,h.n 90 ssturdsy Rye bed al osoo g. sho a-7~
"a. ior Jersey tlat for northern aaf aa
WHIskY-Therc have ee>1 saes - o. - Dos - -
"a, o. 80 Prison 80 bels Drudge 81 =, cts a..
PkoyIsIOSS-rhe n4sst sspr-ssed iof fots 400
.c h.r- 80 bought Al sllala Buyers hola o. aoe -
- A. - 40 ~. al those rate. beei 49, f--' -
- =. =. a. 49, a. and s2asl4 be~i sA' ~
nsI, SIS sale. 30 ics Pofk Hans Al O. ana 80 ~ ~,
SD eis Cur ssnsraAy are 41 L.fl ~,
bons .s9sHy. so bes s0s Ns 81 ~ Sss' aaa Nv
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Li-rrrooi Ninrketa.
cefe'soalenes q IL Tr.saa.

Acffeffer--rl- li IL lrlrlc~
Lrrrssi. Js-ut-y =. isss.
Confidence hss continued 20 increase here with some
Hpr'rssa. ,>. pretty g.r.-y srs isrs.r ssce-
ths p15-c fad. r.Fsy a. WThrt +.l-
- Calora ss question cartrsst, -. i-
lel 'fot-a of 10 Ausfa- so -; p co1s--s.- sT tsr-
snc- oih. 81. Costa a.-a-r- usto a. a-
po1'5 or-fy 80 rrsenf r--s 41-1r rta rave
f-csnf fte flcafr1s 4As ls NJ
I'D 80 ~ f Dreams ut1-g 40 1rs-,ry ~ %
ff ef pound lt- tls~s' r t- -li-1
10 81 90 ais n shA o. 90 sp-euss al % ~
po1 al - ior re er1-i 1sy
400 of a-ns f' s7--sto ana - . .Tpr-rs u.
csn f--c qon- so1 tts % -
- D. -2ns a. s. 100 Aa5sus a. n7o- ~ a.
~ - j. ard ~ - PER
tn er-on ~ r.trr-1 49, opera
tons is 60 -sssi a. li no ns-s n Elch 100
'fecuistors
Iis ma.t ooat-u@ Pr.t'g freely surF sisrc-s
Rates arc 20 c-ccstJ ts-f e; - CO.. ~ -. csy
op-ne1 IL mor1E Ihs for o.. ~ 5--l 800
tses O. sAet 1000 are - p, trt-s ssiss az 80
Us port soy1i ~ or 1tss I7l 30 Of nesg
After a-avn@ss srtlsf s-pfs.. B-als4-.
tl- Corn unrae haFe
saa snd OR sns IA, h- st - GAYS gon- a % srl'
r. % 20 - st loc % Gay c-tr-t Tor ~
lln Con- nyser- demand a. - 50 "a 'or
% D-si IL v an M-a e. a. ~ i pr oL Ansrcsa Whs.;
bond q. 81 Is ID per 81 1s
ia- ra1sacton. Ta-p-rtn- str1f
BOZ t' - - 'i icf crsrs % - ~ q ~ ~ gs 1la
he mari - ns- t-~ ssr-t n "a ri
some r-uaas l frsf ha1ts BROWN SMILEY , On
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-13

IT, British bart Kate Ksarnsy Hoe from S.s iors "a Boon,
distress and ID -tt instant. Ashore
Chatham Bar Csfe Cod %. ON s AN ne shan
don-i and p cl.rgs Of The uni-rTsf-
agent.
Capt sanpsoa Of he snp judah Tol shah arr.i II N-E
Orleans. ID from Liverpool fs et Ne b. -p fororso c
Ierpoo ~ of Jsnusr s' be- S. 1nE q. o. siand11-f
Fl8 her bold Sic from Para A and
consisted Of psdts htss and htss There ras
Rnne og slate under date C De- rhth Appeared ~ BE-
he its 81. atsoet Capt sampson tos iun boz large beg
and teo furI-.
lie nars Jausr BsJe Philadelphia, from Maisn7as, epor
F-b AN of csp- Toris 90 contact al brig Nara
Gage Capt Re-f 81 eni f0 N-~ io, ehh csrred
boom cs.wsts an8 bet stboi he clt d0en h -
edge vhc induced y t s unt che ertet tempo
repsfr. rhsu proceeded respective 1@s nations
fh- sclf IsmAfne oi Belfast before reported 'slel ef
long ~ israsst and atsnf0oet from Nsv Hs
TO- Belfast and Holiness Hole, Dee Nothing
~ The l. owned By Capt ens-y the
M-ssrs ID fed, Heath. and Others In-fe no
insurance except enough % cover the top bills
The hr Napoleon, o Bangor before reported ashore on Ten
Pound Island gof OF anf t0eed nto Gloucester
The shr Alpine. Elliott from E.sfpo ~ Richmond Nth plaster
a- AID smoked herring went s-hofe Al Le hennsoe hass
qo about AN stut and bged The uis hoVs about let
over her athsh water
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Domestic Ports.

BOSTON FebllAu .hpswm Badger Petn., MERMAID sirsfs
NHosni, Ann Curtis, NOreaus barb John Arles Joriaa Gen
fu-cns Delaware, Hsrsrg. Philadelphia
EAsTPORT. Jan 3lAu brs BfookIos Mitchell Bo.ion 80,
shp Je-scs Eastman. NOdSant
EAST ThOnAsToS, Jan s-Au teh Ma'.aehaseit', Hos.
PHILADELPHIA Feb isAn bars Wsreck. Losry. NOr-ans
CD bfg Thomas snt Edward Watts Nof-an-i Emen- Waite
DO. Pear. Hammond. Boston.
PLYMOUTH. F-b AR sChf Nolsni Simmons, Philadelphia
BALTIMORE Feb l2Au bsrs Stella Oliver nesna. bfgs Ma
po.~0n. kilby Galway Nrgna, Cooper, RIO De Jsnelro
CHARLESTON. feb s-Cld brig Emily Hssty. Nfoh
MORLE f-b b-Au ship Kentucky, Gordon, Liverpool bat
Martha. Adams Portsmouth brs WetumPA Fowler Sfofk CD,
bars By ron, Upshur Niofs
RICHMOND. FEB i4-Au s3hr Wa Miller Prce, Slors 81,
schf Msnchesi-f 1uttle. Nlon
SAVANNAH. Feb 7Au bari Exact stevens, Nfors CD brE
cans.ee Mathews sih shp Naomi Wight Liverpool
Nfors.
NEW ORLEANS FEB 3-Cid sbp WIN Pausu, Dcter, NYorsi
kbs Sleeper DO, Convoy Hooper Do D-phos Grow
DO brig Robinson, Cr0Ve DO ~, ship Wm kea Narney,
S-xl ur.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-13

cts butter AR 3-ass rsth-r heavy
5ut nocsrsts husi'>ss Dr-s.>t HoTs XIX
NkfALs-Pg Lad bod az ~ ard - relss~3 sac
10 tcus "a f1r, frrst- scofc1 bid s.41s1f
cab ss-- 30 Man see a. st1r 7rc-
HfDEs-Asort 500 Bseuo. Ayr- ~ > sd 3-r p Grs-ss
have ehsngsf hsat. - io -, = g a
OlL-.1-a O. or s--1t-s wha- "a Sa.st L----i t.-
frr1'y
BOSE-sa-s 2oo0o las = " Boz. pr a. 81 - cs.h
Fl,HIhs- tss great DRY Cod Aha1t1
quutzs lave t>-r nugi A. he ksst - ,lt s-41 IS rF
tss I'm hsr- "a
EONEi-s. m t. c.ts A. o. =. sh1f qras r. .rpor
HiCE-ra~ uzrtst rsh.r frnsr 49,. "a.
80 sns lie scs s5gt 1000 c.sss alt th- asrt-; rsze-
from e. % ~ q
NAVAL srOEEs ear c-y n ~. sts s-.s . Dc q n
LlNE-Ih-r- slfFy sflst - rar~i frn - rst
LAIH-ss st-s rass .rou yard lf = A-oa' a..
nar -
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DIED.

~ Sunday evening Feb H. FRANCS ADELAIDE aged vssr
end months daughter n Thomas Clarssa l..
The suds Of the family respectfully invited % aiie1i - 'las
raj Ws1uesiay 10 morrow sferD1.a. e oO-t from The
dsnce Of Der fathsr, 80 Madison =.
On sunday, feb %. CArrARINr HOPKINS NORMAN. aged
Jears nonAs 30 20 DAYS daughter Of Apb,us End
Il
- 3 aielpln Fai>f- please copy.
A. Danbufy Conn Saturday morning, feb1arY ln SAMUEL
BROWN. late Of uls Cts. slei years.
At Hartford F-b = HENRIETTA second daughter Of WIN n
Inlay. Esq aged ears.
ietrlsr, ~ II BIS rtsisuce m Bloomfield Capt BENJA
MIN ca RICH n tho $50 Yi hs ri 'lis CTS.
Al Warren. lrumhul Co % Mfs jew. u KfSs % Hon.
Leicester King The gusles Aboonst Ssh
She sheffield % Judge
King 1917. moving 70 Warren three years alter
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FOR CALIFORNIA.
SITED STAT rs RIfL

% THE LATEST MODEL.
xNN II. SMITH CO Asiden-lace, have Just received
w from the eeeorst,d mandatory OF ROBBINS Law
renee . lot Of The attest NODE L s Rkee q perfect ar
ucls They compact well balanced, win hns polish
ed blue slee freed ocKs and Will the nxd 10
specrou being constructed throughout scientific primo
pes They acknowledged TO be tho oes; article Of the
Iind produced, and may be relied upon shoos &C.
cursiely 30 yards
The huo.ins certificate We have received from he o.
Inspector q Windsor. Vermont
WIsDsos, VERMONT, January %, 1913
consider The q. Riees made oy Robbins Lswfsoce
Winds0r Vermont The perfect substantial ana vs.
proporoced ara 10 use and should j1dss most admirably
s1apted for he service required 10 C.1fDr1ia
isiu-di j. c BHAGG L. s. Inspector Of Anna
NB-W II. Co. have fof sac ne =. sSie ~
n sbo .so COTS and Aliens Reyolssfs sfolnes
NusIrt. sue ara common Rees Bowls Knives and asgs
sortm ct q sporting articles and rs " svefy variety
lwz-
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No OrACkFRY-NO IOfLI
rs.. of his truly great medicine have 20 desire
10 deceive those no sooring under srieuon- nos
DO We wish 10 - oyize hxa 1sly deserves 81
when We look around and The amount OF ssreng
and distress ocess0red By nsny OF ne ~ Wnc.
ecanro, urge is claims strongly say TOO much In is
favor. .,.-A
Or wv SHAW. Of Washington, D c says Il visa
heartily success 10 your medicine consider every case "
arrec Of he fsia symptoms Of pulmonary disease a. a.
rect tribute 10 suffering humanity and % nopees arc
$3.50 generally tbs. physicians are always usrned N using
sny remedy which has ally benefited others one nns
10 certain The public always have guaranty MAJ psiSn.
medicines will generally be sustained OILY JUS; 80 long -
loey are well prepared and continue relieve or cure
In more recent letter be says As WsiArs bAssm OF
VIA Cherry 10 the only pseut medicine 10 which nave
ever given nv public recommendation, shall not DC aus
peeled by n candid OF giving rash precpaie testimony
a. 10 whst have seen and beard Of It's e1-cis'
For sale wholesale and retail, by Messrs A b ID
sand. 100 Fulion-a. rs Broadway y East Broadway
Peuifod Co lFe,ehersti Mrs hayes, brookyn Nd ~
Drugsss generally H1u
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BOOK TRADE.
LITERATURE FRASCAISE
IMPORTED BY PUTNAM


I ISL No. T-Not-r fChsr-.i Couts. Cho'si-. Trlby-
IL La Fee ALI Meu-s-Ls soox- dor-Bagus;e Aor;.-
uoa1-Ls T0noe De hon ne Eti.0r il4str-e Dc
illiss vixueuss voi Erknd IL G, cer-i rarocun o.
l. men- ogvrag-. br1cle PArs lsss
P0l illIai III .oir- &c Revo-u Frarc- srssur-.
suf sc.er. vo. is E. temi veas. So S. Tc1r.. 1875
Rsh-lss lgvr-s -ciro- varcrur. a1gnersee Dc pie
1e-ies &c sous-s 1r1isr1- g Psnisgu- c1Fr.Ee
posthu-. svrc leNp-sr0r regard &c. f-usrcles &c
l. uchsL d h-rri-r O. lie No-ux &c fshte &c Msr.y
Il tsr-. &c gusr-. eel Il a. n coru-uise
hi.i0r cue 81 D. ioOgCl- g Esm4lgsi Eo johsrn-au
ID visreues portraits, =. igures groiescu-. ct
: IN G, teui ves1 r P.r.s, SIS
Rscin- j Cgvres cnoes sYec q Vie = rsgteogr e
no-s d. tni. - cour-rfasrs Ear ssncie yrA-
vrf-s : VOL 70 g. ns-Cc1in. q ; TOMS. is4f
Rousseau ID D. Ivr-s comp -iss sv-c comnec-
sir- h,1r-ue = LuAsr- pfAce &c dun nogve.
= vie Is r-ris &c s1isr; sgsc portrait 2ae yos u
2. c-mi v-s1. 81. far.s. ~.
Rousseau j -Ivr-s comp res .vec des 60 arcss.-
les 1oi-s h..,of.cae. par Angus = go.s
grGnt 10 g. DEM ves1 80 IiV rs P1ris ls-i-ls-o