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A SECOND ADVENT STORY A corre-
spondent at Manchester, n. H., saws that
a lady in that vicinity, firm believer in
the doctrine of the Millerites, went, pre-
paratory to her ascension on the lst in
stant-to bid an affectionate relative fare
well. The Millerite, upon taking leave,
told the old lady with much solemnity,
that on the morrow she should 's 20 up"
Her relative, whose sense of hearing is
not very acute, not quite understanding
as to the place to which her young friend
was bound, exclaimed with an earnest
ness and simplicity peculiar to aged peo-
pie, Well, B., you will come down
again at Thanksgiving, won't you 2"
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AVOID ALL QUACKERY,

A aHaULAR PHYTCIAN ONLY. LIHE PRO.
LONaIB, A CURE ROB ALL PAIN, COUaHS.
COLDS, CONSUMPTION, GROUP, WHOOPING-
Tssai SGssaios. asse soUs srd1AcR, sdsofoI1. AL IL
SKIN ERUPTIoNs, AND ALL FEMALE COM
ps; g; ROSES o. Ig SnLsssATsD !: .ss. FAMILY s
In PhilaAelphis. His preparations are for each
complaint, and hsye bsea well tested and approved
BY hundred Of Physicians, and Thousands Of Pa
tients. -Ts .,---rIrntI .. r--I-T
A RKk1DY FOR aKACH DISEASE"
For thsrsdlcaf cure Of consumption, cold. hosrss
ness, asthma, bronchitis, splitting of the blood, In
6Nnnstion Of the lungs or throat, and all pulmon-
ary diseases. This preparation not only cures con-
<,en against future attacks. As . oonsh Medicine,
it - the best In tho World. 1t Is used and re-
commended by physicians at homs and abroad. In
bottles, q ssets, oos and 81. -th
DR RoeIs WHOoPING CoHaH SYRUP.
This preparation always gives immediate relief,
prevents Inflammation Of tho Lungs, and Dropsy
in the chest, and effects cure IN few days-Price
GROUP sYRUP.-This remedy is never known
20 fill, and has saved thousands Of childrsn-Prioe
Is cents. .--.----.----.----..--..-. q
Da. J. 8. Ross's DEsPzPflo On Lryn COMPOUND.
A sure cure for Dyspepsia, Soar Stomach, Indf
gsstion, and Liver Complaint. This Com pound used
With Dr. Roses Family Pulls has cured thousands
Of confirmed Dyspepxia and Liver Complaint. II h
tonic, Alternative. Stomach and Liver Medicine,
and was highly recommended BY the celebrated lsts
DR. Physick-t0 eents
Dr.. ]. .. Rosl's ANfI-s1IIous on RAILROAD Pills.
30 called because they 20 ahsad Of all other pills
la their god eGsets; active Purgative or Ca
thargic Medicine they have no equal free from
gripping, carrying OF all secfetions and bile from the
stomach and bowels, tAey can be taken at all sea
sens BY both sexes, Of all ages and without regard
to weather o. exposure. II taken with Dr.. Roses
Feyes sod Ague Tonic Mixture, they will prevent
and cure the most stubborn Of Fever and Ague
Or Bilious Hsrers-l2H and Is cts
On. ,. 3. kosHs GOLDEN Pills.
For Falling OF ths Womb, Female WeakDess,
Debility, and Relaxation. This disease heretofore
treated by bandages, russes, and external support
which can only prove psllatves, yields completely
TO tbs use OF these TONES, strengthening Golden
FILLS Soc. .+iT q
REMALE SPEOIFIO. A remedy for Painful
McnstruAtion. Lsucorrhea or Whitss-Sl.
Dr. J. 8. RosRs PAIN CURKR viii cure Still Neck.
Sore Throat Pains in the face Side, Back or Limba
from Q Cold, Cholic, Cholera Morbus, 10. It cures
bprains, Chilblains, Cramps or Pains in the 6tom-
och or Bowels. Price 1214 Is, and so cts .--
- Persons of delicate constitutions by nature,
or those who have been made 30, by the use Of the
4uaox medicines, or any ether cause, should res |
Or. 8 Roses Medical Advi TOR to persons In Sick
ness or In Health, which book can Be had without
z b. GILMAN, G. sroTr L CO., W. H. GIL
MAN, J. W. NAIRN, PATE RsON q NAIRN, d
KIDWELL LAWRENOE, ]. B. MOORE, Wash.
Ia ,ssn; j. Z. KID sELL, tisorsetown, and by eli
dealers in Alsxapdris, Virginia. .t
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VERNON EsKRIDoI,
Chaplain, United States Navy.
HOME TESTIMONY.
UURH OF LIVER COMPLAINT or TEN YEARS

oUnA OR LIVER OOaPLAlNT Ok TEN yHARS
WASHINGTON, May II, 1858.
Messrs Mortimer 4 mowprsy: Gentiemen-Hav
ng been afflicted with Liver Complaint Of ten YEAR,
standing, hereby, for the nedt OF the afflicted
take great pleasure in Announcing that after using
. fsw bottles of your Tincture, found it had
com piishsd perfect cure I have ussd different
meiisines fen time to time, b"t have never been
ahle 20 account for any apparent good, snd 1t 10
blessing to stricken humanity that thsS medicine h
toInd which pos,assas tho wonde:ouD power of pro
longing human Efe. The many curoG # lag wrought
g a safnsisnt guarantees Of the beneficial rsmltt
which may % experienced from Its use. Yours
-os feotfGlI, J. CURTAIN HA1
Cali ana gel kamphlots gratis, and see cures OF
cough, Brofaaiiis, Rhsymatsm NeuTalgia, D1spP-
sio, Nespos,sess and Gen eral Weakness As female
nsai,ine o. ;or delicate children believe It un
sQualsd.
say-sold by MORTIMER MOWBRAY, I40 Bait
moro street, Baltimore, aud 3O4 broadway, New
York; Oh AB. HTOrr 4 CO., WIdER, j. B. MOORE
D. 3. OLAkKE, CLARKE 4 BOWLING, w. ELI,
yrr, and McPH ERSON, Washington; also, by H
8. .. OisSsL, Georgetown; and @. O. BERRY,
Alexandria, aud by Druggists everywhere.
nGV 31-tr
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sSa II s7RsgrAIIS eysHs
DR.. HOOFLAND'S
OOlobratsd German Bitt0Tk,
PREPARED BY
Or. G.. ri. JACKSON.


Possessing scest Iirtuss in tbs restiaeaon Of dis
eases Of tbs Livor aid lssser glands exercising the
laost se aroaiag IN Ssskasss sd affections Of
tae digestive organs, shsy sfs, sihal, ssfs ssr.An
md plesssn.
zAp AND Bs ooayIaoao.
- PHLl stlPall, nafah, L, 1885,
DE-. O. u Ss,kson: Dear 5r-75r tho past two
years h.fs been severely z1iistei With Liver Com
plaint, Dyspspsia Bilious Dtarrh0A, and Piles sat
fsfin3 in great jesres asGauy sse pains and in
e,nveniencss sissndsnt upon such d;sesass without
saefsy, beiok sssrcely able to sttead to any busi
ASS. lost great issi f my dsah, and used many
kinds OF IN stoine, with apparent change, until
eomnenoed With Jsar "HooaInjs Germaa Biesrsr
taey have entirely cured ms [ have gained 10
Wsigh over fors peSsds sio's commenced their
pss, ana s1 now entirely Tres from pain and ache
of aay Aoi, ami fSei ike . new man. I unhssit&t
trSiv reoo:n mead your Bitters to sii iuvaItis
Snnrs. respectfully,
JOHN T. oORY, No. Il Lagrange Plsss.
W. II. AAAas, paD. Of the Argus, Weston,
loS and weak not to be able to stand ct the cAs.
longer than QUO houf st tins 1 tried ono bottls
OF Jour aermsn Bitters, which entirely cursd me.
have usei two 6ottlsP sent two bottles 150 miles
nom here to friend who had bssn sick for Q long
ens; be has also bsen cared by tnsm 1 believe
than to be superior Z, soy medicine new In use.n
=. =. Psrkins, Marietta, Ohio, Feb "a, 1901,
sAid "Yout Riti1ra Hrn highly prizei BY these Who
have used them. In case sf Liver Complaint, 81
loag stsating, sotseh had seRisted the skin OF ses
gal PAyseiaa'. "a' sutirs'y cured BY tbs sss oss
p Kssssiastf, JsweIlsf, Wooster, O., Dea
d, 1851, said: ~ embrace this opportunity Of In
Ibrming you Of the great bens8t have derived from
the use Of DR.. Hsodand's German Btters I haye
used them for Chills and Fever, and pisordersd
Stomach, and found relief Ia evsry case. Thsy are
tis best remedy for Oisordassd stomach II thint 10
existence"
D. T. Sykes, Esq., Editor Of As 0swtsr
Aofwich, Conn, said ~ have been using your Ger
nan Bttsrs for some time, for Dyspepsia, and have
hund 20 much relief from them, that have msde
Up my niad to siss tasrn H-ssrste EDITORIAL -
Holden, &smp, 8 Co., J.nosvtlls, Wis,
0opt ISL said: siYouf aerman Bitters arc deserved
ly popular hscs, snd among all the prepared raedk
3aes on our shelves, mons have We sold which have
rem tas satisfaction Of Hoohsnds German Bitserss
jane "a, 1861 thsy said eve recon mend thsr ~
a invaluable sprins and summer medicine"
w. u. OFT, Wooster, o., October "a, 1852, sxsa
sYoa ask ms my opinion Of the aerm.n B,tters.
have used them Tor Dyspspsis and Indigestion, AMI
tAks pleasure In stating that think they ars the
vary best remedy s1tAnt for the above complaints
&sv ars dsc2.&y sn As 6dg0nss Of al tAs prop7s
stoSy as6iciSss OF 1as day."
sssAr. Or ts . distinguished lawyer of Wooseee
xhSss Mtesrs o. . safTRxLY v1aHfABL1 fheH Hesse
Yrsstrots aAs sysssw. but issus0ovate Il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-21

ELoPEMENT.-W.H Ii. Crumb, of West
Winfield, Herkimer county, left that place
on Thursday, the I'd instant, saying he
was going to Binghamton, and then to
Racine, Wisconsin, were he has :, wife
and two children, who left said Crumb in
June last in consequence of family diff
culties. The next day after Crumbs
leaving, Mrs. Rachel Bartlett, wife of
Alonzo d. Bartlett, of West Winfield,
left her family, saying she was going to
the east part of the town on a visit, but
instead of going to her friends on a visit,
she took roundabout way, coming out
upon the plank road at North Winfield,
when she took the stage for Utica On
the arrival of the stage at Utica, she was
met by Crumb. They Immediately pro-
ceeded to the railroad, but being too late
for the cars, Crumb hived a livery car
risge to take them to Rome, where the
couple were deposited at the railroad
depot, which is the last that has been
heard of them. Crumb is a carpenter
and joiner, and wagon maker is man
about five feet nine inches high, of slim
build, is quick and active, making very
good appearance in company. Mrs. Bart
lett is a slender woman, about five feet
two inches high. She leaves her hus-
band and three girls of the respective
ages of IA, 10, and Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-21

FOB n RI n TIM g NEATLY AND EXP1-
lei DITI0yaLY ExsQvTkD At TRl "kHkAiA6
t9AE O8EOn. .a.aaa-n vai.-n- q y SS-i :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-21
-ATRUE PArR1or.-The Buffalo Repub

"A 1hCh AIhior. uS DuualO hepuD-
lie has the following interesting commu-
from a patriot of the first water.
Had he been halfso devoted to his coun-
try's service in this city, he would have
lodged at the city's expense for six
months afterwards. Hear him:
mister eddyter: The country am saved;
I've voted; went to the poles this morn
ing; and as | cum up to the 9th ward,
the people all stood back, and sed, ''here
he GUMS" and when handed the pa
pers to the inside of the winder, | heertl
'em say all round, 81 he hez saved his
country" Bime-by, friend asked me
to vote for his candidate, and / went
with him to an other place, and voted
for some other, and he slapped me on the
back, and sed-"you have saved your
country"
Well, mr. eddyter, I got to takin suthin
to drink, and votin'; fust I'D vote and
then I'd drink, and by 3 o'c ock | had
saved my country IL times, and was
pretty near so my legs crooked. What
was the particular danger that my SER
yeses was nesessary, all over town, and
who's elected | voted 7 times for Scrig-
gins, 8 times for See-more, 3 times for
larry, but nary one for Bronson. I
voted every time for Drullard. If the
leckshun should last a week, [ cal1ate
to ,leat sum one by hestonishin' ma
jority.
Yourn. still q yotin.' ApL Parin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-21

TOBACCO CHEWING IN PUBLIo.-The
private mastication of tobacco in ones
own home, parlor, bed d-room, or kitchen,
is an affair to be settled between ones
wife and ones SELF We do not intend
to interfere with the police regulations of
the home-they are in ADLER hands than
ours. If indulgent wives choose to have
their door-steps and balcony floor disccl-
ored, their carpets ruined, and their par
lor and bed rooms irrevocably defled
with tobacco juice-if they relish the
contact, with their own mouths, of lips
that have been all day saturated with
yellow saliva-if they ike the smell Of
tobacco-scented breaths, coming from be-
meath dirty and disgusting teeth-we
have nothing to say. But we have a
right to protest, and do protest, against
the outrageous public nuisance of tobac-
co chewing. No man has right to 20
to theatre, or any public gathering,
and seating himself in the midst of clean
ly Christians, squirt out, at random.
streams of tobacco juice around him. To
do this in those parts Of the house where
only men are placed, is in the last degree
rude and thoughtless but to carry the
revolving practice into the presence of
ladies-into the dress circle of the the
atre, the concert room, the church pew
and it is habitually done in all these
places is little shot of btackguardism.
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CAPTAIN OANOT

oqa CAPTAIN OANOT,
UTaOR OF TIE GREAT BOOK JUST BE-
4; a l II IN PuBLIsHkD. SPEAKS Of HAMPToNs
GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATISM CONTRACTED
.-..>. UNDER TROPICAL CLIMATES r.
49, - .,..,.x,.. ,e,s s.1saOs., z, Ma, June 4, 1851
Dear Sir Being on the point Of leaving ths city,
4 avail myself of few idle moments to thank you
xindiy for the medicine you SAINT me, shich hae
restored nae to the use ofmy Gnhe. beg you to
send ne four bottles more, to carry on my voyage
sinoe had the fortune to use DR.. Hampton's Vege
table Tincture my confidence is so strong that, in
gratitude 20 the proprietors Of said medicine, beg
you to present ny respects to them, and induce
them to make 1t more publicly known as q sure
Rheute atic cure Having called on me on the 10TH
OF April last, and seen me- Frustrated on my bed,
useless in all my II ubs, you appreciate nearly
ss weffa as myself the PRONG pit ralef recsipsd from
Dr. hampton's Tincture. and I am positive hsd IL
not been tor your strong and foroible recommends
lions should still have been in bed.
It Ia really pity this specific should not be ap-
proved by medical men, and like al patent drugs
should suffer the imputatien the public generally
gise to sucn prsparstions. I myself, who was ai
ways opposed to patented specific, took this medi-
cine With reluctance, and without confdsnce In 1t,
and It was only through your disinterested, friendly
recommendations and my critical situation that in
dnced me to try this really beneficial Vegetable
Hzoture. -...-
You may inform Messrs Mortimer 4 Mowbrsy
tn3l lney are et uDerty te make use OF my name IL
the support Of tho good effects Of Dr. usmpton's
Vegetable rinctufe, it has cured me- in five week.
Of Q chronic bVtansmdtosy Rheumasism contracted
under tropical climates, and OF years periodic
dxrdtso1. have only used three bottles, and find
that even the d.ormed paris Of my hands are fas.
returning o their former natural appearance.
have been under tine treatment Of several ply.
sicians in London and Paris, without any apparent
benefit; also, while in New York, having tried tn.
rhompsonian and Homeopathic remedies, after hav
ing been tOrmentsd with galvanic ba teries, cold
and aromatic baths, and huodrsds of internal ane
external incidence, all to no effect, am, 80 tar
sursd by this HaMpton's Vege able Hnsture only
Therefore, my Ear six, seoept of the assurance Of
my gratitude, and believe me your veil wisnsr.
THOMAS 0AMo9.
sl. PORTSMOUTH, Va, Aug. i8, 1851.
Mr.. J. &. Boush-aear sir: While am, In gene
IN, opposed to patent medicines candsr compels me
to state that have great confidence In tho virtues
OF HAmpton's Vegetable Tincturs. For several
months past have used it in my family; and in
dyspepsia loss Of appetite disziness and general de
hlity, with entire 30 far az my sxperiene.
extents, therefore, take pleasure in recommend
ing it to the afflicted safe and efficient remedy.
am, respectfully, yours,
.- VERNON EsKRID1E,
Chaplain, United States Navy.
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LIVER COMPLAINT,
ID z s. PIP STA. :.
IA U II ID 4 c Z,
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS, AND
ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM
A DISORDERED LIVER

Or STOMAOu.
Elst Oons:pstor, inxsri pi,s5, sulInsss of Blood
s0 the Head, AGILITY OF ths Stomach, Nazssa,
Heartburn, Disgust fos geoi, s1alness er weight IN
tie 3tonach,Bo1r gruc:atioas, Sinking or ffuttsr.
Ing as tbs eis 81 The Sto:uech, Swimming Of ths
Rsed, Hurrisi and Dttas Bfsathing, Eattsring
at the u.ar., Oh ,Siny or su1osstinS Sensations
.: Webs ssfors the sight Ss1sr sns pum T Ps,a Dy T.
ths hoad, Deficiency Of Pscsptrs.ion, YsIloEoess Of
The Skin snd Eyes, Pstn In the Sids, Back, Chest
Limbs, 30, Sadden Ylushes Of Hest, Burning IN
the FLESH, oonsssnt Iassiaiass Of evil. saa lrsss
SAneaaaioU NJ SaiYixs ~ -'
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I'll ..sg .s.E-Is.......E u - - y d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24

DLENNE RHASSETTs LIFE and BuRRs En-
ID PEDIIlON-By William H. ssdord Esq' l'oL In o. l"
~ T.. IF pi.,...
h.s, Die earthly Paradise the sies OF AAon
Rr, ana duced his life fortune and honor ca the sted
.eh,u Of thai excited sentiments Py
.nd n Si.n stiep in vho have heard Of IT, MI sanoFd
h.s sy en- u A. lsrrh IL narrative DNy Tines
sptstantial addition to tie history OF oar country
"rhe materials this vsians have esea sshefse IRON ne
source" -. ,,n..
one VI ZIG A' IweSerl Christian Advocate
Written BY judeous and able had The ne Of ths
scientific and Distinguished bennsfn-se" VIII os
with deey iptsred' -, -. 49,,
ken 10 IL dsaestes graphic and true eoiois toe
rue conclusion OF the rs n1rr Soa
sey'r ,,.,...., ,....f., 3.no.;r,on <. en- bs
naive country By political dseoro sed ventn
...ch Of home New Wordvhere be might Pafsos nh
f.1ots tud. upssub In sne Of the Os'9 as ioaSd .ss
..,on OF his kopts But his secluded habits I'D not
hin and invaluable lesson Let oe Ssn
"a hy woad exchange life OF active use
mes. for unpr repce We msde not 20 yestAe oa
live and act" n's.
Remit the price and IL will be fo~uded BY NAL
PREPAID '' ''e MOORE ANDERSON L Co, Cincinnati
T., ,y.w.yort bv VIsON PHISNEY,
f'i STRISGER TOWNSEND sad
EVANS L DICKERSOS
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Asst INTERNATIONAL ACADRMY-The
~ :sh Az s.l EIhbf en- Of the NATIONAL AcADz my OF
DbsICE COS Br1sdssy will positively Close 81 10 r NJ on
TUESDAY, April IS By order Of the Council
T. ADDISON RICHARDS, Cor. Sec y. A
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90 farme,s ano Others.

NVANO for SALE--In lots to suit purchasers, by
III ,ts.nS.,,hs, n. w CAMERON
~ No ll6 Wall-st, near Brooklyn Ferry.
OZIER WILLOW-CuttDgs of the Basket VIII
~ low for sale eS per 1000 This 10 tho time Tor mAAns
plantations - ,...A.,. H.. ii. =, ,b.
ordinary price of 81 81 eushei ~ pei Pecs
(IUlrE Rgp AsrwEnP RAsPsERRf vlSts-sfpe wv. bsos
Fssfon Raspberry, 5000 plsnts si 10 per 100 a..
RID Durca Two old Plants hnsy rooted VI
PaSSr.. WIN CAIRNS No, 100 Broad ct, Nevsrf " J..
AS BREEDERS Jsbs black about years od price
$50 years olO, iron gray pr'er SIS =
DURE BRED Suffolk Pigs, Fancy Fowls, Cots
void Sheep bred the hes, impo ted ock n the county,
and tborou sh Hor~s furnished shoe notice BY
GEO II. kITrREDGE No III West lsh-s, "
ITO FARMERS AND GARDENERS.-The cheap
est usnure for Poudrste - worth manu.s an acre
IL comes fter be h0sd sooner the eop
nearly doa earl ftsn planted wish
other good for cab sire sberno and
Price o. barrel delivered where Ia ths city
Tor sny barrels pam phet eensoios every
inf reliable certificates will be given or fsstdet
the Address the LODI MANU-
FACTJ RING Co, No u couItlandst, Ne~. York
IN nnn PEACH TREES, years old, sompris-
lO,OOO all tho esdios vsris'.s also ell tse s,dss
Ornamental Trees shrsbs Ne fo ~is ~
DANIIL III COINS ct his Nurseries, Sashias L'ss isisnd
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Uanis.

AS Cook and 10 wash and iron OF Il. do the hols :,
N -orh Of vr;v.s family BY and SaSs q =
or A. sn1 by the other iAes>
vsry e1per. srs have ecf city s;erenee N w.
s,h-.y- n the Books.ofs
A MOST RESPECTABLE SCOICd OlhL
n xhh,s .usfiop % 70 sss 10 the carr Of
ehildret. Address hOsiKA- IrissDe Onss
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Nmusements.

JOSEPH, NEW CANTATA, the woras se &c asO
ehea, rom the Scriptures the music eomposea o "eo
Henry Curts will he given by the
--'' JUVENILE CHORAL SOClETf
Points Of Industry. tsupt New T. VI
On WrpvEsDAY EVENING April % the Oentrs p,n
SSrse At benefit OF Che rive ro.o
Hcsse Of Industry. The solo Psio 10 INC S~"'A" W."
- fSsors,,i, Nj. coRNrLIAA DINGLEY.
ATTENDING ANGEL. Mss hAr ~, = !, ~ NV Nash
t..Cnp Mr. JAMES W ALDEN
yosrp H N aster WILLIAM LEWIS
ORGAnlsT MT WIN " p.x NJ,
50 cents Tickets may be ootsneo
Pesse No Little Waerst- and OF u H. Ours' No' :"
Conrepeemept " O'Clock precisely. -----------
NJIBIO SALOON-PAUL JULIENs THIkD
IN and LAST CONCERT viii tsie place on MoNDAi ~
mo 54h Inst Of the immease ecces t ps
stt obnsd bis executes Of n. y..on. o. hss'easr 90
% uiih only bis last two conc r be si perform
GRAND FANTASIA upon Lucreis BoIsis on the as
Ssess ,hree the Violin he w De es
Nile HFNRIETTE BEHRENp Nine CoaLtrAN AM ~.
1AEzJNI r. HOFFMAN, and A. LOREAU Cenaoetof Aala.s
do % cents Rssesd sess 81 TO be had q, eS ms s,coo on
Mr.. nall No. 2S9 Bro1d~.y aud al Noos o
he s,snps Of Concert Doors open .. Concert 70 60
for reserved seats arc seneine sofa
sAstosr Of Niblo's sssoon
DIM FAMILY CONCERTS-At the request oil
ID pam.,ou. spes sisnor Bni viii psIsr h. hird
Asas,sips coaeerp and MoNpAi, api sss. sf
v,ssnf i, No SO Rrosd~sy Tickets M sale 81 TIE once 81
~ instsvts from ga " tosP daily
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NEW EDITION VI MA hOAREl.-JCci y u
N LIsHED SECOND EDITION or MARGARET Dr. PsE
up,cr AT HOME AID ITS Elegantly illustrated, and
beautifully lopnd muslin, rs cents neatly bound In paper
5'c.nu ,,-
Tb, charming Autobiography has crested sensation throughout
the country Every ar,ou to learn who the talented suthof
e IA The popularity Of this thrilling production has caused
n. perNs another edition The reviewers are united
,,nlrs this work In both ability and interest," with
"J,n. E,rep Ruth Mary Barton" We suboin sfe~
notices Of the Pres: ,
From The N Y. Journal Of Commerce -
Of than ordinary power and interest Ine
he,ape own story Tests her life experiences In such
n as interest and the curiosity OF the
p.bo OF snssse she through long series Of
ina, ard nsher departure from tue rural home OF
her Chi the great world OF Lonoon
thereand her ultimate hsPpbs
amid eo.s of home on the golden SHORES o.
the prevailing abuses society she ss WITH
worthy Of the genius Of DICKENS OF rhAek
W From The Albany Argus
"Th tale Of pover and manifold "rsetlohs
sii ana the style marked
nv beauty and depth OF feeling simplicity
snc description keepness OF sste and panty aud
elevation Of sdbs the whole ~oth thai render
ante London has been particularly load In
its praise 80 c-.-, .,...,,...
heroine of this ifeke that IL dfent 10
"a, fiction The style easy and sieeted
ana Of pstho. The inhueoee OF
rt.tn ehostns the human character Illustrated 10 tno
r,s. 10 rteh MS saded hut M.ssre worthy Of place
beside III e beet Of them
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Gorses, Carriages, 81.

DAY PONEY, I2 hands high years old, kind IN
ba,pess or saddle for sale Mr. CHAhBEfLiRS, No -
as. 2fthst- In care Of william simoeson.
(,ARkIAGES-Coach Rockaways, Gig Phaetons,
~ eose and gop bugssa Bssses without teps and Sui
HES RAFFE make Of superior quality and hab, fr
,aie at bis Repository No 81 CsnsiS
TOR SALE,-A splendid gray Horse, about lo4
hsnds high hind In SINGLE double harness and bssnsfai
saddle hose. Apply 81 No 2h Eat l'd" ----
Tor SALE CHEAP-A pair OF Sorrel Mares Ia
hand. high years Old. kidd In single and doase
show snc been used ls1s
NOD. horse 70 Be- the asbssof WILLIAM CoWASs
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