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ARRIVAL OE'

~p n W POBACK, AT NEW YORK
4 tg mn celebrated Dr. G. W. Roback, from. Swedsi
lao dnc Of Astrology Astronomy. Phrenology az
nsef with the most extraordinary for b
t fonr years. offers his services to the citizens
New York and its vicinity. c. W. Robaek, being "
aeventh soD Of the seventh son, and having made As
ioey his exclusive study, since the eary age Of tie
years. enjoys advantages derived from travelling ana
Heotion that possessed by in this country OF
Europe, and being gifted BY nature, and having cu
waited those blessed gifts he s prepared to adopt them
the following uses and the immediate consummauon
the following Iopies:-He be consulted with ~ y
oce OF by letter. if pre- paid and he is prepared to %
use Of his power any of the following
Of all descriptions; travelling by land sea- oourtsn
advice given for their successful accomplishments ps
ating in stocks merchandise real estate the reoo
the safety Of ships at He also has had the nong
receiving certificate from the Honorabls T. Jonn & r.
nadotte, formerly King Of Sweden, which it VIII gvs
great pleasure in showing to those who favor him WIZ
CALL he also offers his services respecting health We
and marriage, love affairs, journeys lawsuits omp y.
in business fraud sickness and death; past present.
future events, and all the Of life and my
TO call who afflicted corporally mentally le1a
Ladies 50 cents Gentlemen 81. Eativities caleuis
and read in full, according to the oracles and mso
signs, ladies 81; gentlemen 81 so. Nativties
according Geomanoy, for ladies $2 in full So
men IS, in full S. Persons at distance can na 5sir
nativties dr0wn by sending the date Of the da seys
birth. All letters containing the above fee w n any
Immediate attention, and nativities will DO sns All
part OF the United States written on durable ill Be-
letters on any Of the above topics, if post pa two
answered gratis. His Office is at White '5sss TX suns
blocks below Broadway. s-1-
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gOT,0M0N a RuTT,T,Y

TtAMPHENE AND LAMP MANUFACrU-
rer I35 CANAL ST., corner Of Laight; l67 Green
wich St. Courtlandt; 2l8 Canal st. Hudson
CEmphene Dstiuery 9Th and Ganesevoort
Gandelabras Lamps for Oil, CamPhene, and Burning
Fluid; Pure Sperm, Solar and Lard Oil Camphene Burn
ing Fluid, Alcohol Spirits Of Turpentine wholesale
ed to. Tl5 cra*
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LIGHT READING.

Boy, you seem to be quite smart, alto
gether too smart for this schOol2 Can you tell
me how many six black beans are % eyes, sir,
s=half dozen" ''Well, how many are half
smart boy Now tell me how many white beans
there are in six black beans.'' s'IIalf dozen,
If y0u skin 'em." In consequences of this answer
the scholar came near being skinned himself
"a why are you like crazy man, my
dear % asked wife. 'sDon't know replied
the husband, scratching his head 's give it
up" why replied the wife, hitching up
closer to him, and putting on one of her sweetest
smiles, " I'm your other self and you are beside
yonrself."
A Dutchman in Sheboygan county, Wis
consin, recently came across bear tracks in the
snow, followed them to a hollow tree, cut it down
and killed the old one and her cubs with his axe
as they showed their heads at the hole and all
this time he didn't know what the animals were !
pursuing knowledge under dificultiesn
IS defined as studying Euclid by the light Of a
segar, or the Old Testament while low-necked
trock has got her arm around your waist.
An anti-teetotaler accounts for his per
petual thirst from the fact that he was weaned
in Lent, on salt fish.
Married, lately, Mr. James Bee to Miss
Martha Ann Flower.
Well hath this little busy eBee''
Improved Lifes shining hour;
He gathers honey all the day
From one sweet chosen " "F.0wer;7
And from this hive, if Heaven please,
He'll raise swarm Of little "Bees''
Among the late marriages recorded in
the Vienna papers, we stumble over Herr Lieb-
esel, kaiserlich Koniglicherdrtter Oberhofstaats-
Observation-Disclosures nterinspectionsubstitut and
Sandy Lachenmayer, Kaiserlich konigliche Ia
backstrafksanwartsch Tochter. g It
is almost impossible, says the LITERARY Gazette,
''to do justice to this in English, but altogether
the paragraph is intended to intimate that Herr
Liebesel, third substitute Of the Vice Inspector
of the Upper State Court Chancellory Of bis
Majesty the Emperor and King, has been mar
ried to Sandy (Susan) Lachenmayer, daughter
Of gentleman who has the promise of being
installed into an imperial and royal tobacco shop
after the death of the functionary who at pres
ent fills the place"
Never let people work for you gratis
Two years ago a man carried a bundle for us,
and we have been lending him 2s a week ever
since.
Some Yankee has invented new kind
OF ink, called " The Love-le ter Ink,'' 1t is a
sure protection against all cases of breach Of
promise" as tn ink fades away, and leaves the
sheet blank again in about four weeks after be-
ing written upon
What kind Of medicine does a man take
for scolding wife ? He takes an . licks 'er
(elixir.) Oh, dear
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MoRsEs COMPoUND-

NAOEAk16 y OO4nEOONO
SYRUP OF YELLOW DOCK.-THIS SY-
~ RUP ispurely vegetable and being prepared by one
OF the ablest of Chemists, having gained the aprrobal
on Of many Druggists and Physicians, being universal
~ esteemed by all who know it's superior virtue, and
compounded of the best and most sautary medicinal
roofs and pants it has gained unrivaed reputation
Tor performing the following results, viz
PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
II BY any this important fluid which pervades
ana nords susenance to every part becomes corrupt
ana diseased the whole system feels the SHOCK and must
SINK under it unless relieved by the proper remedies
men the vrulent matter of the blood is thrown to the
skin produces Scrofula Salt Rheum Eryspelas, Can
ker Seald-head White Swelings, Scarlet Fever, Mea
ses. Ulcers Boils Carbuncles, Eruptons, Biotches,
5eog and Burning Sores, and all cutaneous diseases
All these thys Syrup will
REGULATING AND CLEANSING THE STOMACH
AND BOWELS
Thus it will cure Inflammation, lndigestion Dyspep-
sra, Sick Headache, Vomiting Loss OF Appetite Faint
ing COstveness Constipation, Looseness Pea, &c.
STRENGTHENING THE DIGESTIVE y ORGANS.
Thus the food is properly dige5ed, and affords nour
ishment and support and strength to every part.
REGULATING THE SECRETORY ORGANS.
Thus it all bilious diseases as Bilious and Inter-
mittent Fevers or Chills and Fevers Heartburn, &c.
and Dabeas Strangury and other painful disorders
SwRENCTHE ENING AND QUIETINC THE NERV-
GUS SYSTEM.
Thus it cures Neuralgia, Cholera, Hysercs, Palsy,
Epilenav and all nervous diseases This Syrup ia unri
vailed IN the cure of all Female Diseases weakness.
irreguartv otstrpctions and many others. Prepared
bv g. MORSE & CO.. at No. "a Maiden Lane, New York.
and sold by Druggists and others throughout this and
other countries. Fzz0m"
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4 CARp TO TIE PUBLTc.

TTVHE SUBSCRIBER, PROPRIETOR OF
L the HulPs Truss Office, No. VeseyISN
street, has, during the past five years. beenW-zrN
led to alter the form Of Truss and Supporter ~A1<
Pads used therein, that they might be made &
to fit within the true boundaries Of the thigh and pull
and bear directly upon the inguinal canals throud@
their reach, which end 10 attained in his new pfi
The canals being bounded by Hgaments and og
bone, 1.-THE ospubis,) have not been thoroughly compressed
by the truss and supporter pads heretoore s1d
hence, matter of experience, it not haYng been resi-
lied that trusses would generally cure tho disease 5s
patient has had quietly to bear up under the unFens
conviction that Ee she wear The nsrumentdu
ring life. The results from the subscribrs recently E
tented truss and supporter pads IRE such IS warrant
through their use confident hope os,saorahon Ton
hernia and prolnpsus Of the uteras many @s Of onk
stsnding having already been thoroughly culdm AnoL
period OF time and the instruments laid asd Asn aN
being no longer required.
FREDERICK N. BUTILR
Vesey st., opposite st. Psuls vnuISeeu
P.S. female fn attendance to wait upon laaiss Vn
dren trussed when two weeks old, and inVarahg uls
Az 1y%
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A NEW THEORY .

lntemperance is an evil; but for free govern
ment to violate, for any cause, the plainest,
most vital and fundamental principles of civil
liberty, is also an evil, and one with which the
first may not be at all compared. A majority of
the people of Maine, not liking, themselves, to
drink, have forbidden the minority to do so.
Our downeast friends have discovered, that the
old theory of the fall of man, and the true plan
Of his redemption, was a gross error. According
to them, the way of it was thus when the first
pair bit the first apple, they sucked its juice and
thereby acquireda relish for cider, which, trans
mitted to their progeny, became taste for wine,
and finally, in later times and colder climates,
grew into thirst for downright rum. This,
they say, is original sin, the veritable, original
article specified in Genesis. And the deduction
they draw is that the salvation of the race is to
be found neither in sacramental wine nor sprin-
kled water; but in stringent anti-hquor laws, and
internal applications of the baptismal fluid
plan which, to their minds, loses not whit of its
plausibility from having been never so much as
dreamed of by the leaders, prophets, and judges
of Israel, the Saviour and hisapostles, the bish-
ops, priests, and deacons of the church, all of
whom came eating and drinking-and, of course,
all signally failed.
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GREAT INVENTION.
OOD's CELEBRATED C00I

r WOODS CELEBRATED CO0K1No
l As AND HEATING STOVES. ~->'4u
! :.
1t is now admitted by al who e
tried this celebrated Stove, that
IL far exceeds any now in use foz GAA
halls, So The subscriber has sl- nm &
so constructed a Cook Stove on leA ffNN
tho same principle, bQth Of which E1A Nft
cannot be surpassed FOR economy - 4s5&A Wfi
Of fuel cleanliness and durahl- - Et3 A MI
ity. So confident is the under - fff IA it
signed Of their superiority, that il8A 10
DO offers to refund the purchase N HtA ~
money, if after tria' of two lssSsA .
weeks the Stove should net prove satisfsc+o- Iva,
Medal awarded 1or this stove at the laet aSs the
American Institute. %
which Che fuel is burnt IN tbs Stove hein1
and pronounced by sOsne Of TIE best iudges be ~ ~
giving heat and at the same 0ae ns most eeonomi.sl =
iuei Of any Stove in usa. few Of TIA vsn s "a
proyemenss arc here sot forth. H. al"
lst They have no sraeo IN one 9o91om ~ oot 1ein
upon solid surface No cold air is adnHted 70 asss
sd The air is heated before it reaches the hre bvr
ing through hot air chamber, consequently the coal II
d It Is all tight and so constructed thst it needs ma
raking. 1t Is ,e from dust and none can escape into
lth It is eoonomiealthe application Of thohsa1ea,,
in connection with The fact that it eannot be dsurbea
raking, causes complete combuetion oil the coal pn.
eiple never before Obtained in stoves.
REcooIMENDAT1oN5
St. Thomas Hall, Flushing, March, 1870. To /. Woss
faction. The fire does not go for six eight week.
together, and with very little need not out du
Extract Of lettor from NJ Robert Coffin Of HudSos
N X-Ihe principle OF the stove certainly approve
experience has shown that heating the air before
passes into the fire chamber is correct it nsuresa UNI
form IRE, and completely consumes the fuel.
Respectfully, ROBERT GOFFIN.
have used during the last three winters, one Of L.
Woods Air Tight Cylinder Stoves, which has tight bot
tom upon which the coal rests instead Of CRATE. con-
mder It Of the best used for economy Of fus
cleanliness and comfort, and appears to fulfil all that
could be expected for the purposes desEned.
II. WILLIAMS.
We, the undersigned, concur with Mr. H. Williams
having used the above Stove TO its advantages as set
forthF Cartwright, l06 South strest G. J. Cornell 1
G. Eyiings IS Pearl street; T. 0arrok, ~ Chatham ST.
George Seely Pearl Street House. N. Y.
L. WOOD, Inventor and FatenhA
The above Stoves sold st the Of First ana sA
9th Streets williamsburg aud Nc zs7 Water street, M
If
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This distressing and weakening accompaniment
sumption and other diseases is instantly stopped
use Of the Naphtha Syrup.
a CDRTAJN CTTRD

TNOR THE PILES.-OFFICE, NO 1875
Il BOWERY, a doors above Spring st) DIR: UP
HAMS Vegetable Electuary Internal Remedy for the
Piles Triumphant
DR. Upham's Eleotuary certain for PILES, in
every FORM and also every morbid affection of the
bowels has been abundanty proved by the thousands
Of certificates already published. More than hun
dred physicians in this city have united in recommend
ing it their patients, when ordinary have failed
and they hesitate TO say that it is the best med
yet discovered for Piles and all those peculiar
y distressing affections located in the lower sections Of
the bowels, and which frequently battle the skill Of the
most eminent of the medical profession.
The following testimony Of of most respected
citizens another powerfully convincing proof Of the
efficacy of this medicine and the truth Of the above
Marks
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DIR. nGAGNIITS LUCINA CCEsl11Tft51E Tt5E
TENHE ONLY POSITIVE CURE Fun EU0A AII ~
Il loss Of MUSCULAR ENERGY, TEiVs1cAl Ia .5-rs
GENERAL pzOsrRArIoN, 1RRTrABI1arT ana ~ ,ud
Afectons Indgestions, slusgishnoes Of tn0 .ooarl
every disease ia sny wsy connected with uls
TIVE FUror1ors. Persons shout to marry II '1sorl
Of any weakness disability Of certain osscrs
takS the LUoErA CORDIAL ss it viii Of o.
heaDth and vigor in brief period and welv 20 II '
spring is source Of regret, If recourse be hao ,o
most beneficial results may be anticipated "..
denoe Persons all weakness and laasitude Dole.' az %
I. At once become xobus6 ana full Of energy anas'
Guen0a. - ~, r,,asrriea
Prcs SIS per bottlo. snd ior sale st So y 19A n Bos
Nv Se9h W. FoWis in PhilAdeehla. wr;.sSSlnrlsa
Sons; In Baltimore, b. sesa 8. Haloei n IS sns
bE O. StSea. ~
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IsA A PILGRIMAGE By Miss Chesebro'
Redfeld, publisher We cannot better illus
trate this interesting volume than by quo
ng the following from a contem porary -
" There is no great diversity Of characters
no introduction of foreign scenes, to draw off
the thoughts from the pilgrim heroine but
there are two heroes opposed to each other
in the inner life, as far as heaven and hell
one Worshipping God, the other defying his
own will-the one strove to save the other
ruined an immortal soul lp Look for the
moral We think it may be found" We
cannot refrain from copying the following
sententiOus paragraph on the efficacy of
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DR.. UPEAM,-Unsolieitsd consider it duty l owe
to and to those suffering with the painful disease OF
the Piles, to communicate my situation for some months
past and the surprising which your Eectuary has
effected in my case. attacked in March last sud
denly and severely and continued to grow worse radu
ally, until was nearly inoapaoitated for business
Immediately consulted my family physician and was un
der his treatment for three months without receiving
any relief Ihen had recourse TO numerous remedies high
y recommended but experienced no permanent benefit
From the alarming symptoms Of the ease was oonvn-
ced that the only course that could adopt, with my
prospect of to submit TO an operation OF tho
surgeon, and this was the opinion Of my physician An
abscess had formed which very distressing and pain
full in its consequences 1t was at this stage Of my tua
ton that by accident, saw your advertisement in the
papers of electuary and without any confidence in
its recommendations purchased one box Of Mrs. Hays
Brooklyn. Judge what was astonishment, when, af-
ter using but onehaf Of the box found gradual relief
and at the moment Of writing this communication,
have used but two boxes and entirely recovered from
the misery in which have been for months in mind and
body to you, sir my profoundest gratitude and
thanks having compounded and given to the public
what candidy believe 10 be sure and speedy remedy
for the Piles,
You are liberty to this communication or any
part of it, you may consider best for your interest,"
for those suffering with the Piles and also allow
present my address as reference, to any who may
skeptcal in regard to your remedy.
J. II. HAVENS No. 80 Burling Slip;
House, Washington Av., Brooklyn.
The vegetable Elecuary is prepared and sold by the
proprietor, No. 1856 Bowery; Mrs Hays IT'S Fulton ct
Brooklyn-and by druggists generally throughout the
H. 4AalO OAaH, ID. III
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MAY MARTIN, and other Tales of the
Green Mountains By the author of the
Green Mountain Boys" etc. A new edi-
ton. Benz. B. Mussey & Co., Boston, pub.
fishers. As these tales have been frequently
before the public, in previous editions and in
literary periodicals, it is unnecessary to
more than enumerste the contents of the
Boston reprint "May Martin, or the Money
Diggers"; ''The Guardian and Ghost" " The
Shaker Lovers; ''Ethan Allen and the Lost
Children; ''The Young Sea Captain; ''The
Old Soldiers Story; GA New Way to Col
lect Bad DEBIT; /" An Indians Revenge"
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW for Feb
ruary. Scott, Walker and Craighead, pub
lishers.-The articles in this number are on
g The Works of John Milton" &C New Zeal
and" " The Life of John Sterling" &c The
Geology Of the Surface and Agriculture"
/" The Literature Of the New Testament"
s' Arctic Searching Expeditions" C Memoir
of Bishop COppleston, !" ''Wesley and Meth
odism, g Progress Of Popular Education in
Great Britain" and {" France in January,
1862"
LADY FELICIA. By Henry COckton, au-
thor Of ''Valentine VOx," '.sylvester Sound"
etc. Garrett & Co., publishers. COcktOn's
works are Of that readable order which the
lovers Of the exciting and mysterious never
fail to peruse, if they can by any possibility
lay their hands upon them. To say that
ssLady Felicia" is equal to the previous tales
of this talented writer, is enough to recon-
mend his latest production to the novel
reading public.
( THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF WILLIAM RUS
SELL; by the author Of Clinton Bradshaw,
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DEMOCRATIC REVIEW, for April.-D. W.
Holly, publisher. The Review for this month
opens with an interesting paper on the Mill
tary Services Of the late Col. Duncan. The
article is introduced with speaking por-
trait of the deceased hero Following this
paper, are articles on &c Congress, the Presi-
dency, and the Review . ''Maury's Sailing
Directions )" ''COme on !"--lines; ''The Pa
cifc Railroad p 'Soulouque and the Domin-
leans )" an important paper on American
Diplomacy )" ''Reedyrill," the continuation
of an interesting Indian Tale No. of
''South Western Scenes" ''Ths Maine Liquor
Law;" " Necessity of Parties American
Democracy p ''The Issue," etc. From the
" Maine Liquor Law" we cannot refrain ex-
tracing the following telling paragraph on
the new plan of redemption adopted by the
citizens Of the Lumber State
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DIR n. C. VAN gAMBERTs

DIX. 4. Q. VAN AAndbEiEaA IT17oM =
E'EMALE RENOVATING PILLS, aS EnViy n.
T. CERMANY.-DR. VAN HAMBERT has ss.ounssv-d7l ussT
above Pills in his private practice for the 1881 car
years, and in the Female Infrmnry under lns In e.
the last fifteen years, with unparalleled sucg be Pill
cry instance have the Pills proved successn OF
invariably open those distractions to which
liable and bring nature into its proper ehanns
changed to healthy one. n. B.-These Yllis
never be taken by any female during her Psssvvv-
n. N. CUIQN. No. lN lows
F22 2ra% corner Of Grand st.. y, =
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MELODEONS.
7NARhART s. NEEDHAM, MANUFAC-

SPECTACLE5-EY SIGHT.
OFFICE, 81 BOWERY, (THREE DOORS
~ from the Theatre, New York. l-Professor -
:. ! :. !. !. !. !. ].
SkoTT FRANKS, Spectacle Maker, Consulting ~
and Practical Optician, Public Lecturer the III
Anatomical Form and Physiology of the HUI s<fe5ssA
man Eye, and on the good and bad effect Of a,H sNn
Spectacles. kts2sFA
TESTIMONIALS OF ABILITY. ss
NEw YORK, Nov so, 1850. ks1t4sa
Adjusting Spec tacles to vision, requires great A
Judgment on the part of the Optieian. Many NV
sights are injured, and some totally lost, for
want of this. We, the undersigned, olsider it
Of the utmost Importance to the public 80 have -
good Spectaeles, accurately applied. Mr. SxoTr a
FRANKS, delivered an interesting and instruc-
tive Public Lecture the subject in the So
ciety Library Nov. %, 1880 de is well aO-
quainted with the Scenee Therefor we re-
commend him as very competent practical
q I' ].
Optioian. George Wilkes, MD, % Iaight st., ssa
Surgeon TO the New York Eye and Ear Infir- KIN la
mary. A. Dubois, Md. p West 1lth st. Con- igzsaA
sulting Surgeon to the New York Ins5tution lzs9fH
for the Blind and Surgeon to the Eye and Ear 5siH
lnhrmary. Isaac Wood, MD, ia 4th avenue, sM s3
President of the New York Academy of Med NSsAzY
iclne, and Consulting Physician to the Insti- I'M
tutien for the Blind Wln. Darling NJ d. Xxx
225 Wooster street. Anatomical Demonstrabor ,,sSs.
70 the New York University Medical Couege- ~
b. Parkinson, MD, House Physclan to Sne OAJ D-'
Nov. 80 18JO-Mr. SKOTT FRAN ~ ~ ~ sS5
Lecturer has paid unusual attention TO inc D"'yo- W
Is clever Opteian: r,rr.cp ND 1ss zth ST.
All spectacles purchased from frol; ~
will be EXCHANGED, Of cost II hov es S
slao renairq and fta glasses into parules own es, u
aIava edats MA SpectaceB to the hyeB on pne lnVbO
riucines that have been discovered IN anolent
sns m Te1n asienoe OFFICE, 81 BOWEkK three doors
from the Theatre. New YORK, = s-.-
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zOIELi
A ND HOUSEKEEPERS, READ THE
n attention Of those interested is "A II
respectfully invited to the extensive Sa
and valuable assortment Of BED
STEADS, BEDS, MATTRESSES and 80 ,"
FEATHERS now offered for approval '~---- -
and sale by NJ. WILLARD, 100 Chatham ST., corner Of
Mulberry St.
The quality Of this STOCK it is confidently asserted
cannot be excesd and as i is the determination Of the
er il the city he sohcits the visits Of the public.
NJ 6mA