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eases Dayis's, gallons, half
eoessH quarts is cases al lon essaa
pasassiisoods Apd Doushty,s snang md tS ssls Z
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IRON MANTELS AND CRATES. Just re-
ssysd per steamships Penn Mirror
and duraeiy are uneqpd thing met They prr
octis +. LURGES Co. IS and 81 Circus s,reat
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"a X. WILLIAM STUART became u partner
n Of The ndeIsigned in the BOOT SHOE BUSINESS
e y CAMP STREET The styls Of TIE firm MeDoNNo
j,
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COPARTNERsHEPs, { &c,

4 dissolution OF PARTNERSHIP. The
partnership heretofore existing style Of APPRECIATE
LeBAN this day dssoye consent T. A. APPLE
GATE is alone authorized TO settle tho business
I. A. APPLICABLE,
2I,l /.
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s ntan Dlyison No. - 9t FAeetsovery friday EVEN
A soelpek at the nmp f Ma. 9.2 rhouiouia
The foil sing the officers or the prpson. term Taos H. R&p
wP{ p, II CARssSW. A; NJ. MeQuALrsH n ST. A. RosESwlo
A. r. s., A. BunSs +. $; Wa WuIrsrIT n; BGicKNvKR c..
pSsMs A. & iTSn SnApA, 81 A. i+NRsHT, O. S. SICK
VISITING BAIcksYs No. 9} eyLeVee
NleoLAs LtNaEaEs Jous couITkn Common Aiara
Streets. jylS
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NEQLFES g ELEBR ATED AROMATIC
IN y. :; AZ
IL Dyspspsc complaints gep avel Dopsy
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gss~ The firm Of M1cHELL, BEVERLEY s Co.
being dissolved by limitation, STEPHEN MICHEL hate
hn will continue the AND COMMISSION business
QI tirIl. asla
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"ELLS' TOOTHACHE ROPS-Prepared
by Dr. Wes Dentist New Ypr-A safe speedy and lasting
az ~ soosEacE can % had at SYMES Drug So
lin 81 Canal cor. Caonies st.. Agency Naw0raans.
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Markets Elsewhere.
STOCK SALES.


fHi,apELfsia May Ia Reported By Barker Brotier,
% l-first B,drd-S2oV Camdcn and Amboy Railroad 81,
o: H 81 coo Pennsylvania 5s 95; Sl450 co.. cash, 81
sou nited statesbs o. exp llIs sled0 Susouehannah
Cana. Ca ~ $3.50 do b5vn 75 loo CO.. 10 $4,000 Read
ias Raj road o. 70b5. s2i s. 900 CO., Sel $1,000 Readn
Pennsyly snia Reilroai, ~ 4 % do 4 Long Island
siryad, lSi l|North America Insurance b5, l 10
~; Hg Susqueharnah Canal b5 1874; AZ Sehuyhil Nay
gation, Ecccca Boards 81 0c0 Lehixh G ~, 200 sls
Soayd.sOS CINCINNATI Co. 95 2csrts 9Sia; $50 sohuyl
Navi-ation Gs 56. Int on, 55 $1,000 do. 6s, do 5isS
6s 4a s7lS $lco Co. AZ s7jS; $500 Pennsyivania s. rs
$40 Winngton Railroad 6s ais $500 do 95 500 Ale
5afy GSEnsy FaF T o. Is M ssG Tssa; per
b5rn i; 100 Long Island Railroad s5sn. 1921 10 Penn
sylvana Railroad, 44 80 do b5 26 Kensington Bark
h5wn 6S oPennsylyana Bank lls Girard Bank, esp.
1885, AHer 9ard- 600 susquehannah Canal 6s coupon.
road, 81 100 do s5wn. &c. Closing Pros-United States
asked Fennaylyania es a5 offered. 95 asked Reading
Railroad 80 oertd, 1915 asked; Reading Bones 10 s2 Of
feLed oz asked Reading Mortgage Gs CO. 81 offered, sd
asked Penr ylvania Railroad, 49, osred as asked; Nor
6e offered 5i2 asked; Long Island Railroad, lOi Of
fred o asked Yksburg Railroad l5s offered lG asked
Cirsrl Bank 1875 offered 1874 asked: United States Bank
5oaered ~ asked; Union Canal Ia offered, lis asked
Market dull.
BALTIMORE, April 3o.-Sfock Board-s1.Oo0 Maryland
Quarterly 5s? $50 hary land Semi 5 9i $1,000
10 shares Baltimore and Ohio Railroad time 77 20 York
and Cumberland Railroad 90 60 York Turnpike Road "a;
Frederic Turnpike Read 81 At the Board this day Ma
rylsnd 6 close3 ut l0 bid LOG asked Baltimore 6s 1890
40 bid 1855 asked Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Bonds
7ii lid 5 asked; York aad Cumberland Railroad 20 hid
GUS asked.
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rea Nth that Of yandcnhol in letters iarger si, a.
ere curious public that she still be seen nut 70
the the handsm person and tho budding
iache "a certain Young Italian panding the streets
OF Boston with triumphant swagfer ueciare Win elun
certainty that the immaculate wiz OF tue greh' Hsseh
Ma NJ. ~, Dr ee Mr. Catherine Sinclair! Excuse the
question the dust which gradually gathers over
the Window the Nassau street sanctum apt TO shut
out the actual world nom yourself except through
your medium Now, no pper has ever described this
heroine ol divorce. Behold her here. Mrs Catharine
Norton Sinclair is stout. mddleaged lady. with large
features excepting. by the by, her eyes which. by
un,rcky caprice OF nature are small Then TO make
amends her hands and feet large as can be
de~Ted-erhaps larger Than she hcrself would desire.
He- voice Is sharp and qucruous her cold and
naughty her gestures constrained and her dresses Gle
giant. tasteful and magnificent. Talent in woman
whose nooety is sure 10 attract full houses would have
been superauons with that tact which distinguishes
woman. Mrs. Sinclair displays none. But she makes
monty and those around her have the pleasure Of spend
ing SO al foinl their parts at cas in the real drama
os life.
Broughsm too Is actually come 4. star or lamp FOR
imagine he wouldn't like 10 star for fear of
eo,phns the feeble ray 81 the lantern lie i nj the
Howard, whence have just come from seeing what
ms;estica!y called London Assurance /" but it was
Boston assurance 10 have IL Tor il nethng
than very rotou game Of hunt the slipper played too
after dinner for Il have hesitation in saying" that
al the drT-ses personr had dinod including tho blue
huttopcd star for he like the others walked in and out
OF the various doors talked Whatever uppermost
and with the rest Of the company dcvouty hoped
thing would come of it, But nothing did for II not
all the curtain fell and the fddlcs began that the audi
clearly understood that the play actors
having left out of Londsn Assurance the dialogue the
plot and the catastrophe.
Rsorgham's houses ut the Athenfeum do not contain
more people than the Lantern does jokes you may
tina. there is beggariy account but Groug ham don't
care he got used TO seeing benches instead Of faces ut
the Iyceum.
am growing il.Iatured; the dust has cot in my eyes
the bras bends have wear,ed have dined the
- House Come. will leave it in blank for in the
culinary way there is choice Of evils and if Heaven
send abundance to this land Of milk and honey
cined 10 think Boston sends the cooka worthy repre-
sentative OF his satanic majcfy. who hitherto sup
posed to have the monopoly Of those Ingredients I'll
temoec 50 take my leave MICIIING MALICO.
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RrooL-s.esmship Arctio--Mr and Mrs n costss.
ss: @
and strstton Boston; cowia South Desscid Mass;
H., ars ais s. Ss 1.:
do Mr and Mrs John Hutton Mia Nancy SCOTT, Phisdei
nassr Bossor Mis- cyd Gsitsr sYsrl Cart MOL
'sy f'ia sst N's:s.
e. s. NJ Sasi r5 three @ a.s
sss y n go ss & NJ ,si
Mrs 2 sutton. Mr. Burr, COREY Mr. Mash and Miss
sas .as con- %0R nsMarI. Mrs. Ssr1sssas t a%s
ssa aa rs a H. marie, I As
q San sa ns S s
,yo dsras;srs son infant and suite; WsdS YORK
Gia fsS Work. Ss9sa sci ssiuss H.'E'
psras ksv or Stssksy JoskpSr. piI London; Ramond.
G n,'iSSf sss !s ~ ss's; y; ssf
slnSeha $ Louis Ais.snss. N a New
Xssk; Miss Fanny Gibbs, New Iedi,rs Child, Enssai
ssssss $S.s
f fs.ssn s Gsrnsax John Rssned PhsdeeSIs
,n sss t " nRsss Hs s s5ssa
GnS;Sos. Steamship e!ssssv-Mrs Nelson, 9, Bals II
Miss o Meara, Dublin; kirkpatrick, MIRA Il Kirk
patrick, Montrea W IulDcs, Hudson, NY Or MoNaugh-
Ton Albany, ny; Stuart Stuart Jr Edinsarg; Kev
DSs Se~sar
f
CIV; Wilson. Toronto Sydney Smith, Gall CIV;
John Livingston. Rio de Janero; James Wath N.Y. Joha
e Ss MsS d na1s 9 o abs Wsn
Tompkins Co, NY Mrs John wilson, do; BENZ Batter, La
Mrs benjamin Butler dol Miss Bon amin Butler. do;
Dumfrics, Scotland.
and two children; Mr. Hutchinso and lady, W Cobb,
lno Reynolds. Thos II Hall " r Mortar. Tewnisy Miss
Mary Jane Bennett. II Merry and daughter Mr. Saustin
II Hegue, Swansdalc and lady, johnson Jno Johnson
H saih S Gs s cs d Msns~
Marshall p Fairfield w Rowland Stewart C Houser
Jno Kelly, Van Wyck, Scott D DAILY. Mrs Barr and
family Mrs vaus and children Mr. Nicholson, and twenty
one in the steerage.
MISUNDERSTANDING AlaLama-Rev s A Mealy AkK
Swift, u Stevens W i Nichols, Andrew Coubro, Mrs
two Children w Irwin Thos Vance, Mr Mayer, Capt
Clifford, Mrs Ford. Weeks, b Mathews Stubblefed.
Day George HOLSTER John Peek, Alfred Withers Geo
Carol Jr. I Ballard Ball Parsons, Is Withers
and seven in the Storage.
NoaroIM. &o.Stesmship Roanoke-s Frost. A Phillips
Wright A Washington. r D Heath, Scott, W Eiyson
Gilbert, Il DsSis, DIR Gilman. DIR l. Phelps. A
LMooreng McIome, DR. Taleott. DR. Rivers Or Wood
Mrs Rivers, DR. Rockwell, DR. Watts DR. White: Pratt
Hall. Miss McF arand Mrs stafford. IF Potter and
Wallis and two children Mrs Forsbert child. Ware
lady Miss Bronson. Mrs Mosely DIR Hooker
and lady. Davis. D l. Beadle Mrs Boadls, Mrs W
Yermilyea Mrs Dawson, DR. Adams DR. Hooker. DIR
Richmond not entered twenty seamen and thirty
the steerage
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Dlcu,
On Thursday April %, Mrs. ISABELLA CREIGHTON. relict
o. the a.e James Crchton in the 65th year Of her sge
HeT friends and those Of her sons-in.aw, Messrs VIM
Ebb.tt, VIM. Smith and George Belts and also Of her
brother Jas MoClave Sr respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral this Sunday, afternoon. at ocock,
fIom the residence Of hir. VIZ. Ebbtt, 1872 Franklin
street.
on Friday nignt April 50 after short Illness JosErH
c. HuNrIncroN In the Goth year Of his age.
The friends Of the family requested to attend his
funeral tomorrow the Sd inst at o'clock y. ~, from
his late residence No. $50 Fourth without fur
Their invitation.
suddenly at the residence OF Mrs. Mary smyth, (All
Nations Union) Anthony street near Broadway, ). b.
MADDEN.
His friends are respectfully requested to attend his fu
neral this day May at o'clock Z. NJ No carriages
ON the morning Of the Goth of April, CATHERINE Ans,
eldest daughter Of Patrick and Ann kevel aged years
month end u days.
The scquaintances Of the family respectfully in
yte1 to attend her funeral this Sunday afternoon at
ococs from the residence of Ter parents 81 Stanton
street, II the rear. without further invitation.
On friday afternoon, April 80. IsRaEL hussH1EDT.
in bis STth year.
The funeral will take place this Sunday morning at
- o'clock precisely from bis late residence No. 10
Ninth street
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81 snip klpiama, Ludlow. Savannah, 9 y Nitchhl
susiip Roanoke, Parrish, NORFOLK, a., Luetam
IIr~ u1e..
hetmt ip Eatsn Berry Chnrle ton, spoford Tiestop
Sap hanleftah. Peabody Liverpool & " Marshall Co.
siir 50 Dcnti Jol,r.hce, nayre B,Yd Uinoken.
E}4n ertat. Porter IdveFp0ol rponPrd Tiicst0n %,
ttap Nchtfs dOreaus, Hutt9u, rev Orleans, Wh.t,
4rek Jr
6bit h,alanche DRi tr. Eov Orloarl J htking & CO,
Ih4f y STIR ~ AtNrv. at JGro. J I'm Thom pJgn.
bftk hMsfhEth tate) ffstf brgaeD, Meyer s.usksa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-02

HhvPK-Sbp Western World Chcval,r moora,
KnsWcr, Alien u Bouoban. Saivcy, bAoro' DIV
dire-7H IN the ttccrspG. an VOL. VI u.ra
Liyinpoor--s , Coonist-hBslsskc and lady IL Deve'
IN, i Dsiy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-02
o,sr Venezuela Correspondence.

PrTRTo CAgEiLo, April O. 1872
.afgis T-sntsclc-RmoTed ASSASSINATION Of Generals
oiGnde and Carmona &C., &c.
The pro- poets OF this country far from being hater
ios q present The President jose Grcgorio Monagas
governs The land ly Of fraction OF his party
There : division. rupture. between the partsans Of
his brobs- and late President jose Tadeo Monagas and
those os Tie prcscnt incumbent jose Gregorio The party
Jos Tsdeo and the discarded fraction Of the party
his brother dispeese account Of the division
the Ep0a, in which they not llowed 10 have q share
A. Il cuTey reported and believed that the party of
jose Ta3co Ionagas Is plotting revolution having for
Is OBJ {. tne assembling OF convention and the nomi
nation O. their leader Supreme Chief Dictator.
There is likewise much dissatisfaction in consequence
~ the question Of boundaries between the provinces
Carscia and Barcelona.
Ness las iut reached US Of revolutionary movements
- New Granada and il il reported that 0bando and Car
mona have been assassina;ed
send you the following extract taken from FL Inter
gl, III fsi0 Of the I'd ef last March, paper published
IN Lima The capital Of Peru IL shows what opinion il
entertained in Of the sister republics concerning the
preen nation Of Venezuela and the exile Of General
Fsey.
Prom III Interpretc del Puehlol
yens2ua, the heroic birth place Of the berators Of
hesni phcrcthat Venezuela which stood but short
mc since at the head Of South American civilization on
account OF her noh Institutions is the patrmoDy
rf cne family Ever since the representatives of the
people shot down and their blood shed in The
very sanctuary Of the lawseyer since the merton ous
Pace who undertook ayenge that innocent and sacred
blood vanQuled by the preponderance of evil pas
fons snd brute force. purely military power military
ogac1y Expresses people that the model of South
American heroes and progress. The perpetual Danish
tn'rt Of the iustrious General Paez the blow Of
+aichus eod The Of thorns Of the rcdcemor Of
~
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Died,

In 81. Johns Church Hartford the Goth OF April
by Rev. A. g. coxe Mr. X. IL Horns to Miss CARoL~E
A. c,sg, both Of the above place.
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LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP coMPANY~
~ Fer New Orleans via HAvannThe splendid stes 80
EMPIRE CITY, 1000 tons John Leeds. Commander Mn
ss from the pier at foot of Warren street. N r. Men-
Day Nay ~ at tive O'clock NJ precisely Rates Of pas
adies Saloon Berths So After do do 97O Forward de-
d. $50 Steeragc do 80 Freight taken to New Orleans
Of forty cents bc foot Shippers Of eshthre request
ed to supply themselves with the Company bills Of sdns
form will be signed s Of adng signed after the shp
has called For freight or passage apply to
Q. ROBERTS No. III Yves. street. cor. of Warren.
DssPAT1H LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
Shinn ct pier North river take tons Of iEht
freight Shippers DESTROYS Of landing their In Seu
at the earliest possible day will themselves
Of this opportunity Tho ship will finish her Ading in three
L. d. SUTT0N. "a WaH streot.
Ef0R SAN FRANCISCO DTRECT-CHEAP PASSAGE
Tho new ard beautiful clipper NORTH STAR, Capt
weather, viii positively sail Tuesday. May 4h, and
few more passengers IL early application II
made, either on board, Pier q, East River, or to
BUTLER BROTHERS. lis and 1868 South street.
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED. PASSENGERS FROM
" Liverpool by the American ship w. II. Harbeck.
winch ~ Marshall ESD is the commander. DESTROYS Of
acknowledging precison only Of the sea quail
ties and general comfort If the noble craft but
that OF her experienced Captain Who whether in storm OF
calm 10 the very essence OF attention. prompt
ditto for execution afabe and endeared to all Knowing
that the age Of rendering in gold or s
about being covered by vale We this
partngasa more wide and lasting testimony OF our
esteem h gentlemanly conduct to tho subscribers
all board. That Providence may defend from All danger
him sal bis sood ship 10 The earnest wish Of
D. WILLIAMS.
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Movements OF Ocean STE,

tLNhEAo-Nhy
SOS Rfsrs.,. 81 sDoE sErs morn "
so sass q u BioH vaTFR .fa9rn Y e.
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DR COOPER. IA DUANE STREET, MAY be con-

nR. COOPER, II DUANE STREET, MAY BE con-
suited oonfdentally ON delicate diseases His treat
ment Is without mercury ana all undertaken treated
with candor The following letter Dr. has been requested
by the writer to have published pr Gooper-Desr Sir-M
was then one mass of disease was discharged from tk
southen climate when. by the accident read
ing over tho N. Y Sunday Times met with your advse
must confess had no hope q being relieved and
CURED me Of of the most loahsome diseases verify
believe tie lot Of any unfortunate being
feel that wsuid be venting in my duty fellow
BILE death. were not to make It public, that it might BE-
the means Of saving unfortunate being tbs
brink Of the grave Sc. THOMAS GREEN, bricklsyx.
-
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p0RT or NEW YORK. MAY ], 18J2.
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NANDFRBILTrs LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO
The steamship BROTHER JONATHAN, being detained
complete her cxcnvc alterations ~ meet tho present
requirements ~ The rnda will positively oGv6 for Sen Fran
ctce the l0th o. May at 3oooek NJ from rigr No
r. toutlrg AZ RIO de Jsnciro Valparaiso and San Juan
de- Sur The Brother Jonathan viii take btr place the
Padnc aide IN FnnderDiCs Nicaragua limo. limited nun
Der Of rnsstagcrh viii be taken 500 for cabin and SOD
FOR ststrsrc Tor which arrY % y. u. ALLEN omce Ho'
kss.Ntx klass, W hsAas.
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pADICAL CURES AT A SMALL ExPENSE.-DOCTOR
N WARD offers $500 to any gentleman after proper
who private diseases with such uni
form celebrity. safety and cheapness he The
mos. inSrsduops will believe in his wonderful power Of
ana directions gratis Office, Of Cana, street and
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TrOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LiNE--THE
entirely new and magnificent steamship JAMES
ADGER, Capt. j. Dickinson will leave No. North
river Wednesday May 9th. ata o'clock. T. precisely
For freight apply board where all bills Of lading will be
signed and at the counting of SP0IF0RD
TlLEsToN CO., As South street. The above named
steamship Is recommended to the travelling public
line superior in point Of comfort and safety anything
coast and from recent trial Of her
yited to examine
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MEDICAL.


vEtHE STAMPEDE MIXTURE. A PERFECT ROUT AND
nevcr falling cure for fever and ague and for genera!
debility weakness, prepared solely by Dr. EdwArA
Blocker. New York city for sale the principal
druggists in this CITY, Brooklyn williamsburg, Flushing
New Rochelle. and Throughout the COUNTRY generally
South and West General depot as broadway second aud
third floors.
THE FEMALES CONFIDENTIAL FRTEND.-DR X.
Preston's Female Panacea, Nos q and correoes
=. rresulsrss of the female system Sent by mail WITH
NJ B.-No.c must not be taken in pregnancy None are
genuine but those of DR.. T. Ofhce. No. 265 Bowery.
nR. WARDS MAGICAL TREATMENT-THOsE WHO
~ hare contracted disease however long badly afflicted
cured WITH upsxamIed rapdit Never any failures The
persede every other The secret Of his the Unsrt
mates Friend and substance which arrests disease
IL by mi racle u the only speedy and satisfactory
Of Oce Of Canal and Broadway
I'VE. WARDS UNFORTUNATE1s FRIEND.-CURgS
~ the best evidence Thousands tell that
would have been well but for the heroic
Friend, taken by mutudes without discovery
strctior. Free from and be carried In
the pocket Immediate death to the disease Physicians
supplied Price, ST. ONCE corner Of Canal street and
Broadway
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WCOO oihc mixture for TIE ecre OF private disorders
II makes speedy cure, without the esst Of
diet, dnK. exposure change in application to busiaea
9i8 proprietor Challenges single case which the
will under tho forfeiture OF five hundred dcsva
y II bottles, With FIJI! direot.ons 81 81 One vet
Sic Rsss vcekrnaay cure IL two dayH hv a.
H. RING, l9s Broadway cr i0s Eayari street NJ n; W.
Z. Little, loi Hsnoycr etrset Boston Wrsss Co. NsS
Orleans
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-29
GEMS OF THOUGHT.

A mothers purity re6nes the child's heart
and manners.
Every noble building gives influence to a
better taste.
Covetousness debaseth mans spirit, and
sinketh it into the earth.
He who gives fair words feeds you with :,
an empty spoon. =
SANDER is the revenge Of a coward, and
assimilation his defence.
Troubles are like dogs, they smaller they
are the more they annoy you
Everywhere endeavOr to be useful, and
everywhere you are at home.
Talents, merit, beauty, rank, fortune, arc
responsibilities sufficient, without adding 70
them Ostentation.
Almost all absurdity of conduct arises
from the imitation of those whom we cannot
resemble.
Be not ashamed of thy virtues; honOr's
good brooch to wear in a mans hat at al
times.
Nothing can be- more foolish than an idea
which some parents have, that it is not re-
spectacle to set their children to work.
The loss Of friend is like that of LIMB.
Time may heal the anguish Of the wound,
but the loss cannot be repaired.
AS easily expect oaks from q mushroom
I bed, as great and durable product from small
I land hasty efforts.
he cannot be an unhsppy man who has the
love and smile Of woman 70 accompany hin
IN every department cf life.
Q Good temper IS Ike = sunny day; Il
9 sheds brightness over everything. t. IL
+ tho sNeesener q toll, and sbs ssosheF q de
} quissuds
Industry n.Ay Be considered g the purse,
S and frugality &c is ssrings, which should
fatheg Be tled With bow than double knot,
: hat the ctaseuta nay moi Be 100 difficult of
aces ioE asonabls purposes
E Whcn marriage is founded a prudence
and honor, life has a definite obiecs. and a.
e ence becomes substantial blessing.
mistake q imagine thnk tie xiiolellt
Ions only, such as ambition and love,
AZ triumph over tie rest Idisne1, lar
1ld AZ y Is, often masters them AZ
goQ.Eish q han keep bugys de
harder than ploNinEs grs1l
moro fan IN sWeating ar
It...s e. 81, .s,,1s,i -. = -,
nan should never be ashamed O. cNr
lie has been d tlle wrong, which IS bui F
ing s. other words a is wiser 81
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-29
A Bear Captured by ChIorOfOrm.

A paper published at Montauban, Spain
gives an account of the capture of huge
bear, by ehloroform, which is somewhat
amusing His bearship lad for q long time
been the terror. Of the district, entirely defy
ing all attempts at capture. Even the most
daring hunter dared not approach him sufi-
GENTLY near to give him death wound, and
so the bear was left to his glory making
predatory excursions continually among the
sheep and cattle Of the surrounding farms.
At length q DR.. Pegot hit upon plan for
securing the monster by the use Of cloro-
form. Early one morning he proceeded to
the cave where the bear slept, accompanied
by party Of peasants, and having made
sure by the snow Just fallen that the animal
was within, the peasants ran and fastened up
the entrance with iron bars which prevent.
ed the bear from coming out. Over the
bars they stretched blankets to prevent the
ingress Of air, and now, all being ready, the
operation of putting monsieur 10 bear under
4 the influence Of clerofarin. commenced. The
doctor took large syringe, and having I'll
led it with the somnolent liquid discharged
lit through an aperture in the blanket Inte
!. the interior of the cave. This being sever
al times repeated the bear soon fell into ;
I deep sleep, when the doctor marched ii ano
secured his prize m triumph. They borl
! the poor bear away tied limb and limb, keep
ing . cloth saturated with cloroforni con
stantly at his nose, aud took him to the 81
lage, whore cage having been prepared
the bear was permitted to awake. 6frea