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n Morning lFaIk.-Waking soon after day
light, we remember a resolution of the previous
evening TO get up soon this morning, and take u
walk; but Morpheus again tieGtens his grasp,
and for time it is doubtful il the resolution
will be acted upon. Bu, resolution will accom-
pliSh anythng-albeit, enc ofits haldcs, tasks
is 10 drag lazy fellow from bed before the
usual hour of rising-and at length we manage
TO diseneagc ourselves from the oil fellows arms,
and lest our nltural lazncSs should get the
mastery and carry us back again, we will throw
open the wIn!ow, and inhale the fresh, bracing
morning air Washing and dressing, got through
with we gain the start. 1t is not yet five o'clock,
but two or three of our dry goods stores are OPEN
these merchants, or rather their clerks, have
adoptcd the motto,
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TWO FARMS
AT IsyIRI,EC SAs,E.

~ virtue Of "a Decree Of the High Court Of
~ Chanccry OF Maryland, the und, rsi:nrr, as
Trustee, will offer nj Public Sale. II, the Court
House deer in the town Of t.lkton, un
Uedncs""y, the 23rd Of J"ne, 1852.
at : O'Clock p. NJ, the real estate OF the late
Robr Weir. lying and being IN Elk Meek. Co.
ell county, ON the public road leading rom Elk
ton to Turkey Point. This h, a! Estate has re-
Gently been divided into two farms.
No Contains
~ ,n n
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A Superior Lot Of Plaid, Striped and Plain
IA, :ummer Silks anu Lawns received this
week by
May 18TH B. +. May
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(NAST IRON FURNACES, CHARCOAL,
~ and an assortment Of Jarannrd Ware. for
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-05-29

THE WASHINGTON MoNrMENT.-Thc
Hartford (Md.) uGeeue seconds the sug-
grstion of the Louisiana Sentinel to raise
funds for the completion ofthe Washing
ton monument. The plan proposed is
to have box at every place of voting
in the United States at the coming Pres
idential Election, with the inscripti on
"Washington Monument Box" and be-
meath this "One Dime for the memory
of Washington" The Guzette pledges
Hartford to raise as much as Cecil, and
asks if we will take the banter. We
have no hesitation in picking up the
gauntlet, assured, that the citizens of &C.
Gil will not be behind those of equal
numbers, in any section of the country,
in contributing to so laudable an enter
prise. We will see to it thai the project
is not forgotten.
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Gle who would thrive
Must rise at five"

As we pass up town we meet little boy, whose
usually bright eye is dull and heavy he walks
lazily along, and his good morning! Mr.. is
drawled out; he is an active, intelligent lad, but
little farther on is another, but he he has given
Morpheus such kick, an hour ago, that the old
fellow will not trouble him again before night;
we predict that that boy will be rich man.
gain the creek, and now we hear, from across
the fields, the hrm-boys hallooing AT the cows,
the birds are singing merrly, it is a glorious
time. Reader, our page is scrubbed over, and
if you want to know more about the pleasures
ola morning walk, take one yourself.
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Ipral "Gnlall Iali. .
Reported for The Cecil Wing. |

Proprieg.-Every person laying claim to
responsibility is, or at least ought TO be, govern
ed by certain rules Of propricly, which they are
as much bound TO observe 0broad as al home
Nearc no suckers for etiquette or formaiiy,
nor do we often occupy the uncnviabc position
OF sermonlser, but there are times when
gentle hint, given in a spirit Of kindness, may
save persons f'om doing in thougltlcss mo-
ment, what would throw them liable to the GEN.
sure OF moral community, and deprive them
OF the esteem Of many whose good opinion is
worth having. At such times we feel ourselves
warranted in throwing out the hint.
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20 AND BUY A SUMMER SUIT OF
u WELLS With his increased stock of goods
you cant fail TO be suited, he has from nethcr
garment to the first qualify dust coats. [may 30
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TRESH SMOKED HERRING, also, lot Of
i superior Hams, just received by
Nav % WIN. ToRBERT.
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:, | Rood and 10 PcrcheS.

more or less The Improvements
T. thereon consist Off Frame DWELL
& ing House, with some few out
p houses.
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May ooh '52-ts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-16
Marine A fairs.

THE SOUTHERN STEAMERs-The steamship Union, from
Charleston and Florida from Savannah arrived yester
day indebted to the polite attentions Of the pur
sers for files Of papers from the respective cities
The SCHOONER QUEEN THE WEsr.--The rrlo Bed
ford Mercgv in noticing the destruction Of the schooner
Queen Of the West, with her crew. by the natives Of
Madagascar, says
The Queen Of the West sailed from Dartmouth about
two years since, trading voyage She owned by
Captain Whelden and, with her cargo valued at about
$4,000 which there is no Insurance.. Her officers and
crew were follows Joseph T. Whelden master Seth
Wheiden, mate, both Of Dartmouth Thomas Stephen
son, Boston Joseph Stephens, Lisbon Michael Smith,
hoy. Of Charlestown, Mass Captain Whelden an
enttrprising ship master formerly in the whale fishery
and it may be remembered among the earliest ad
yenturers to California embracing at this port in 1Si9
in pilot boat schooner of about thrtyfve tons, in
which re made successful voyage around Cape Horn to
San Francisco
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Gray Hair Changed; No Dycing Employ.

e happy state Of things can be successfully
which has established for its inventor reputation. fully
sustained by the thousands that have used it. For restor
ing the hair to its original promoting its
growth and beauty and renewing its natural and glossy
preparation has excelled this
Chambers street, Rice smith III c. u. Ring, 92, Mil
hsu, 49, and NJ w. Gray, IA broadway Mrs. Hayes, 15
Fulton street l46 Atlantic street. Brooklyn and from
other principal druggists in the city, and throughout the
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WANTED-PURonAsIRs FoR ONE or THE MOST

WV ANTEb-FT HASLK re fWN UNI UF I IT NUN
useful and profitable receipts Of the present day en-
braeng tho whole Of gold and silver psng upon
an entirely new principle by which person enabled to
pste copper brass. and German silver for impartiug
ofwhch teachers receiving from twenty to
tu uoar ~ the present time in this city, Taking into
it utility every class Of society and the
nahity o. many 70 pay SO large amount has induced
the advertiser 70 place within the reach all Any per-
SD wshnf cory the t"cert can have forwarded to
their address, by addressing r. NJ Post Once NewYork
(poatage paid enclosing ono dollar.
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Miss su.an GieesGn Of 20 Norfolk street who had lost
both finer thicker softer than The original
Mr. G. W. Walling Of the Chiefs Office City HALL was bald
he has beautiful thick curing head
Of hair by its use Thomas W. Barker Of 60 M.cdougsl
atrect, bald ten beautifully. Mr. T. H.
Merriam, OF IS Was street will relate his case
Mr. f. H. Dixsn, who formerly resided In New York city,
wal HE to his forty year had
k portrait painted on bald head and hi,
taken with beautiful fine. Soft thick head Of natural
hair produced by tic Of Keingers Magic Fluid. Mrs.
Mary Bazely near williamsburg ferry that the hair
was upon two OF her by using
betties Mr. Kip has highly msrhed case in his own
avenue Mr. D. L. Ormsby of Lamartine place. restored
upon vifes hcsA with the Of few bottles
These will readily he are not in China Cali
forpia South Wales People are fools to be de-
ceivd by other trash when such evidence Is At hand BE
careful where you buy both wholesale and rea there IS
fon play in the market This s the most clean beautiful
remedy offered for sole IN this any other
country Sold in largo elegant toilet bottles at present
for eoeh and ~ per DOZEN oath inyarahy Nv rear
lees.
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Gen. Franklin Pierce and William II.

portraits Of the candc aes Tor Ire
sdent and Vice President exhibition at BRA
DYS Gallery 205 Broadway, in addition to licensees
LOUIS Lamartpe Eugene Sue and most of other
di both Americans and Europeans
which this gallery Is so celebrated.
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gusrYesn Portrait this uisAed Irish Patriot was
sahen yesterday BY whtshnrs his gallery $40 Bread
Mitchell Savage Reilly, Brennan, ana other sxilss, from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-16

cate Crayon j. taken in full perfection in
would caution Daguerrean artists taking these
lures in other establishment since Root the
tent for this region, will be to prosecute all in
frDgements.
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sruth the popular maxim that the voice Of the majority
che of Justice Genn has congratulate him
s for has the mand for his styles come
hin shot that which prevails this season His
Of saesmen active they and strengthened by
reeruit almost apostolic to Keep psee with tho
drab beavers. and the various
felt straw &c., which he has introduced
jnring the present month wen; he can pear IT,.
GENIN, No. 2l4 Broadway, opposite st. Paula.
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MsCULANHOUS.

BORT WASHINGTON, PAVILION HOTEL, SHREWS
bury River, Monmouth coupsy N 1.-The proprietor
respectfully informs his friends and the public that bis
hotel receive boardcrs for
the season. JOSEPH A. SLAMh, Proprietor.
DRAWING IN ALL ITS BRANcHES-MR. E. BEAU
DLlEU from Paris and hayng che nest
references respectfully offers to give Lessons at his resi-.
denee in any part Of the city Letters addressed to 22
Broadway.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
AZ SEE SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES. "a
PERSON Al

As- SEE SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES. "a
PERSONAL
Savannah. Ga, who has been missing since Wednesday
afternoon last Any information concerning him will be
thankfully received at No. " Canal street
IMPORTATION wANTED-or THE WHEREABOUTS
Balymoney, Ireaud when last heard boarded at Mr..
m Maiden lane Any IS Ming
street, will release friend from anxisty.
CALIFORNIA ExPREss-1NFORKATIoN WANTED
~ of box, marked Thomas Smith. Louisville Kentucky,
value Of $780, said box was delivered to James C. Haokett
agent partner in Berford Co.'S California Express at
has not been received Any information about can be
sent, by letter 20 j. Smith, Louisville, Kentucky.
~ acquainted With the address Of Mr. j. T. Lawson pre-
sumed to be the Cashier President Of bank viii confer
very great favor by communicating II to VIM r. Jr box
2,G7 Post Office. New York.
"A teman whs witnessed the assault made by police OF
acer lady and gentleman Saturday evening about
viii address note to Munson Office Of this paptr he viii
confer favor, and be pensated for his trouble.
FIREWORKS.
EIREwoRKs,-NEw YORK LABORATORY NO. 1876
Front street-Fire Crackers. Canton Rockets, Double
Headers jose sticks and complete assortment of Fire.
Gua y ans ssnnr
displays, supplied on the most liberal s terms;
EDGE's PREMIUM EXHIBITION FIREwoRKs-J.
thor s1 ahs a ss greatly a
creased their oys- former years. they now pre-
band variety Of smaller Fireworks suitable FOR store
heeRsrs retail iaies The sseney Is held solely ey
.ion.
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Risk not tn. Lives of rour children hy

Risk not the Lives of your Children ny
uuack and humbues Lyons Magnetic Powder is the only
article inevitably destroy bed bugs, reaches &C.
and vet as will the testimony of those great
chemists Reid Chiffon. printed the wrapper, it San
not pjure the stomach of y child The price reduced
10 DC RETAIL and wholesale prices proportion Lyons
establishment is AZ 424 Broadway.
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POLITICAL.


ENIGnTEENTH WARD PIERCE AND KING AsS0-
IL citation Union and Vietoryh meeting Of this Assoeia
tion will be held at Beoberd Matthews Unisu Hail.
Of Third avenue and street, on the svon
ing Of the 10th June. ut o'clock. ISAAC A MORAN
john KIN8LEy, Sec'y. Chairman,
TNHIRTEENTB WARD AROUSE--TuE DEMOCRATIC
Republican Electors Of the rhrteenth ward friendly
to regular nomin and the of the party
queseG at Witherals Hoad Quarters A}9 Grand
treet Wednesday evening the 10th instr OF O'clock
for the purpose OF organizing permanently democratic
ISOLATION Tor the ward and to transact such other business
may come before the association BY order,
STEPHEN IL. FEEES, Chairman pro TEN.
JOHN ii. HYDE, Secretary.
THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COM
L nittee "A special meeting Of this Committee will
he held at Tammany Hail. the 18th inst at clock II.
NJ. Punctual attendance is requested. BY order,
AUGUSTUS SCnELL, Chair m,
1 .,os1r,, b i,l Pn,LPs' secretaries.
THE MEMBERS OF THE YOUNG MEMS FL r.
i teenth Ward Democratic Republican Club reqp t.
ed to attend meeting Wednesday evening, june ~
eight O'clock st the place designated mt last meeting
BY order Of JAMES g. DIM0ND, Presilont, pro tenn.
HuGH DowEy, Secretary.
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Of restoring the hair when I'M twenty 60 thirty
that has been shown in this other
try This would be like all other idle and fulsome
there facts subs the assertions Even
the very who made splendid fortunes pretend
ing restore the hair laugh In private at the many thou
Elm place. Staten Island Of Mr. Vanderbilt
terpring and highly stnguished countryman was
trelv bald for years He head Of hair
ever wore; Mr. r. H. Budd our dstin veterinary
beautifully and he that he has taken little
GO apply the remedy He nearly sixty years OF age.
This is indeed. astonishing case He will with perso-
yerance, have beautiful head of hair Dr. X alludes 70
the above and the following because they convenient
be called on Dr. Budd he daily at his extensive
infrLaary, 266 Mott street.
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Chapman,s Old Stand. No. !

Chapman's Old Stand. No. I Maiden lane.
AL those who want good shirts and warranted to ht
please call and leave their order and they will be dsa
pointed either In price quality We hand every
description Of settlements furnishing goods OF the latest
styles al lowest prices.
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Token of sympathy for an EAiled Patrot-We believe
the Of Thomas f. Neaghr the eloquent Irish
patriot has excited feelings of pleasure every American
1rsast; and learn that of felowcitixcns Mr.
ROC Frs the well known proprietor of the Union Hall
Clothing Warehouse corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets,
has tesying his admiration of he and the
cause in Characteristic vz-by presenting to the
exile beautiful articles of clothing from his celebrated
establishment Mr. is enthusiastic votary ofpoltioal
freedom we'll successful tradesman and his princi
like his clothing safely warranted
as Of che very best class.
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men, McLAUGHLINS famous shirt warehouse of
Greenwich and Chambers streets Zephyr garments
for ladies and gentlemen Also silk cotton and merino
summer Stocks Cravats Colars Handkercheis, Gloves
Hosiery and article in genemens furnishing goods
Fine Shirts made to order in the best the lowest
pri,e
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Court C.,eud.r-Th,s d.v.

r~SFvr STATES D,srRIcT CoURT.-Nos Al, AZ, 4S, so,
{ S. SO. CO SO, IL
sufREnE CouRr.--special Term.-Nos. 46, so, 81 s..
L. 80, "a, 66, ~ 73 "A, 100. IS, 1Gl g. Circuit
Same yesterday.
CornaoN PLEas-Part Mos 1913 to 1928, 1927 to
1885 l343 to 1881 1855 to 1865 iall odd numbers)
Part Same 81 yesterday
SurEsIoR CcuRr-, Two branches) Mos ego 6S4 a.
616 tS7 T05 500 COL. COS GIL $50 6Sl 727. 7S0 732
733 1888. 1872 51S TAI 742 7A3 745 TAT 749. $50 ISL
7S2, 755. 75e 1915 55s 4e7 622 0io 655, o56 65s 1874
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Fine Arts-nAguerreotypes In Oil-By W.

H. Butler OF Broadway and Murray strees lumDe
National Gallery These portraits combine the detail OF the
with the finish of the Rnest miniature paint
ing Being metallic surface they are imperishable ~
we'll as the truthful and beautiful portrat made.
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Awe ordered mind and nothing looks soveuly mis-
any man hows rev. nature nay have vorad him While
No sstor House, confer grace thc ungracefu
way, New YerkThc proprietor OF shis hav
ing confined himself exclusively the of Paris
his
and yIao'fa Of bis business he feels justified
ingy manifest his Aantilla place them beyond tho
n as IL "sa ne hss
a m Of s ia
effected with as little delay possible lie has accordingly
length preparing 20 take his departure for
H1rSBr i rd. to snas for hs.
stock Of Manas Grape and other shawls at such
rate must inevitably meet the appreciation Of hs
GHo. BULPIN, a6l Broadway.
M. Levctt, Dentist, No. gas Broadway.
saAe this method to invite the public witness gre.,
eoiosi His work on the tsesn can b.
ATTAINED IS above.
Professor LoveE has removed TO ia Cham
original Color and dnss 20 t T rsy Hair
seal. H. I. Loyet.' on the bottle and
Summer Wines, Clarcts, Chateau Lafitte.
T s d st.
s,usrne Rhine VINES kaSsshsi@s
john DUNtAN SONS, 4o7 Broadway.
NO 10 bOVVcrys-~SStxNmA Anderson lg selling
English Three ply Carpets, 6s Cd. Is. and IS.
ssi's. !1 G.1ps slsPs:s sss ~ a Is
Canton Mating. Is. Cd, 5s, and Is. Cd.
1 leo OH Cloths, e. g., 3s. to As
E Ess1S R SnaSss e.s 81 g. 81 s ass 50
Satin finish floor Oil Cloths yards wids g. Cd, 7 and
b. per yard.
Superior Writing Ink, Chcap.-The Manu-.
factory Of the celebrated Empire nk removed to No. IL
John street. Ink 20 cents a gallon only
Grnham's Onsuent, for the Beard, Will
force The beard where theretor there none
and will also thoken and beauty where it is thin and
sent to the country safely.
5000 Wigs and Toupees are to be found
change color Also Brads of Long Hair Front Baids
Private room for wigs and hair dying Cut this OUT
The City Fathers, gray headed ms they
be- have their hairs changed their former
n resuar and masnsr No ss.o e
and tho preparation be applied without inconve
general depot FOG Grand street, 1872 Broadway 29 Wash
streets S62 Hudson street, l2 Bowery and Ill Hous
ton street.
The positive effect OF Lyons Kathalron
cavils Of all and used with the
man Of gu II the finest toilet article for ladies and
every perfumsr and druggist in America.
Gowraud's Liquid Hair Dye, Ia, without
exception the very best nvsnted equal
Rmles reckles salowness chaps, roushnes &c Poudre
subtle pPro0ts hair from any part OF the BODY Liquid
Rouge Lily White, and Hair Gloss, 1t 81 walker street
scar Broadway.
Gray Hair Changed; No Dycing Employ
i Al hp ko
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Order of the Lone STANDARDIZATION Divl-
No Of the State New York, holds its meetings
every ThTsday evening clock Candidates who,have
elecssd will DO punetual In attendance Place
meeting Mt the Union Hotel (ate Tomseysl in Liberty
near Corsord street, Brooklyn. A. FARRNSWOKTH,
Acting Secretar
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WEUAL NOTICR9.

FULTON BUILDING AND MUTUAL LOAN Assoc
y sationA regular monthly meeting Of this Asseeia,
Hs:s.e street s esssrsnsss 50 Bswsry sa Hs:ss,
street. Thurstay evening" lth iais ~ oslSsa Inc
fssnsroom Once hours from - oeiosi, n. Tues
day Wednesday Ff sXl n:d SsSss.y q t zach
TIRE REV. N. Z. CROSS WILL DELIVER LECTURE
instant seioeS in the fresSyssrsn Church Of York
VILE Let the friends OF Temperance and humanity eone
ont to confront our common enemy.
ELECTRICAL PsYCHoLoGY-DR. BENTON WILL
II lecture and experiment at Utah Hail. Of Eighth
and Twenty fifth stree this evening June 10th
day evenings, June 18th and 18th Admtanee l2 cents
Doors open At "a Lecture to commence at O'clock;
of disease Of Fulton and street. Brooklyn
CONVENTION OF THE TRADES AND CIVIC so:
~ eetie The delegates this Convention requested
to be pnnctua in their attendance this "wednesday
mttee appointed their last meeting and also
to carry the object for which the
JOHN scGRATu, Secretary.
CONS. OF TEMPERANCE-EAsTERN NEW YORK.
nhe Officers And members Of the Grand division and
Apollo Rooms 40 Broadway, this evening. 10Th inst at
South Carona, Most Worthy Patriarch Of The National
Division. BY order, THOS. EDGERLEY G. 8.
THE PROPER OWNERS OF TIE GOODS OF THE
merchant taiiors store Ga Water street. saved a. the
fire the 9th Of December last will please call at No. 3
Front street. corner OF Gouverneur slip and charges
and tale the goods or they will be sold according TO law
NoTIcE-THE CORNER STONE OF TnE ROCKY
from Liberty street and Whitehall
THE uORTICULTURAL SOCIETY OF STATEN
ltand hold their First Exhibition this at the
slant meneng At r. NJ, Admission sudseri-
hers l2 cents Boats leave Whitehall hour And ~
the FOOT Of Liberty street. at and resugsss at the
same hours. ii. r. BALL Secretary
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well ordered mind and nothing looks soveay IA mis-
shapen wrnked shirt bosom II SPOTS tho Of
any however nature may have him. WHILE
tho contrary the peerless shirts made order by GREEN
No sstor House, confer the ungraceul.
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ne neOtest Coat worn TINS summer, Is INC
sA Gossamer be found at the Empire Clothing Ware
house. 12' Fulton They dresy, COOL and
cheap. No other establishment in town has them.
SMITH, DkUNGULD 4 PROCH.
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POM broadway Ladies' msy depend finding here .
Of the best styles OF Bonncts to DO found
Zine English split Straws Bermuda Straws, Black Straws.
for aides Misses, Boys Hats &c. all at
lowlrices. JOHN \. SEAMAN.
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He who hath bent him DER the dead,
Ere the first day OF death Is fed
Before decays ehaeiDg fingers
Have swept the liRes where beauty fingers
And marked the mild angelic air,
The rapture of repose that's there;
Some moments, aye, one treacberous hour,
He still might doubt the tyrant's power
So fair, so calm, so softly sealed,
The frst, last look by death revealed.
III Byron had written this picture OF his booved
cousin Nary Parker after her DEATH he could not have
made his word. painting vivid Indeed, Byron was
with words what Root Is with the Daguerrean
Of the greatest artists the world Byron but ROOT
is still at 1863 Broadway.
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IN celebrated Rocky Mountain Beavers-the coolest,
street. ghtes brightest and most attractive Hats
introduced tothe public Or If prefer Straw exa-
mi assortment Of Panamas, which
price from few h,lings to fifty dollars and make
selection KNOX IL doing the livelest kind OF trade,
place. No l29 Fulton street. constantly crowded.
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Paris Mantilla Empor,am. M. 3Gl Road

MI. Levctt, Dentist, No. Gas Broadway.
sakes this method to invite the public witness great
mproyements In Dentistry introduced by him. 0@ce
onrs 10 till O'clock. His work the teeth
ATTAINED n
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Grnham's Onguent, for the Beard, Will
force the beard to where heretoor there
and will also thicken and bcauty it where thin and
serargy Any young within six weeks latter the
first application have pair of whiskers and moustachs
sent to the country safely
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Grnham,s Oncuent. for tn

Superior Writing Ink, Chcap.-The Monu-
factory Of the Empire lnk to No. Is
John street. Ink 20 cents gallon only.