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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-19
Hunters Medical Specialist, and Journal 81

Prom he " H. Evening MFrorIuIelnf by the rlai NUN
her Hunter Specialist WILL ~ interest," intelligence aclen
,ifr practical knowiedge sud yscr Of conduc AZ he
very head al medical Ia this plumber thr nror
set- ort hs purpo@eRlready alluded 'onodcy bn eciI.
edly and powerful articles Medcatod Inhaa
t,Cu "Disesses o the Throat and Lungs asthma nature
rau-es curep Medical Specialize The prey.4cnce and
Disease and min eresng
importance ola proper classification Of otseasa But
article thar v command general attention and interest," We
rather think The medical prpe on u reply 70 sn onslaught
sde BY Or Hall editor Of the Journal OF Hehh avans' In
bsIauon The article 4 uled "A Concentrated Nnny ami
though written with marvellous good humor sort q syg
Journal Of Health II reminds IA q torture
bcur~ spanish Ina uon, called The Bies.cd Vrnn
witch had blush for the vtcim led 10 IT,
brace but which touching certain springs opened gut
tering breast OF sword biaaes
monthly periodical ID pages 40. subsp ION for year,
~. single copy, ten ceIts. Published By
SHERMAN Co, Ascr House,
AL5 a. sa.e p " teotseAers
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DAcUIC EXPRESS CONPAyY-TOR CNLuonsIA,
Il Oregon south Pacihc Sanivilb Lizards anA C4hA-
.ncc ~ Broadway. Our net REGULAR se-se leayo
ThEr~dsy, September ~ hy kMiiHE CITY F -
hama and NORTHERN LIGHT via Nirafnnua. n charge ~
special messengers. THROUGH frefh' tken ~ iopott
Forty days freight 1875 per ~ Frch spVei 81
upper brss 70 Aspinwa, and by s'canirrr ne fAsc
taken A. cents per ~. rlow freight weigh - NJ
cubic loot, hghter freight n proportion Our
tspmw.ll snd PaaAns for receiving and foewArn n III
AMI soiinE ~ hIech dsy- slgw irr si. pegfoct
W. v, HALL, -,
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Married..

In Brooklyn Mon,iay, Sept. II, hy the Rev. Mr
Greepea Mr.. EGnrRr & WtEy, OF Bridgeport Conn, 10
Mise HANNAH j. EVANS, II Brooklyn
And now you have entered married life
With wedlock's cares and Joys,
And future years win find you bless
With lots OF girls and boys.
Bridgeport papers please copy
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Tnc Character and Men Of New York, the

Metropolis OF North AmercaOnc Of e duties 81 the press
project public imposition by teaching prfnc
excited account OF the dreadful ravages Of presidential ds
in ncghborng cities Yet, by consumption,
sacticcd annually Than yellow destroys in
years. Presidential diseases concentrate their death dealing
enerpes conn aravely single olatcd localities while
snmpfon n6-eleery sends a. unerring shafts ana
there promiseuonsly throughout all the busy walks o lie
thai tnoso who by he way ac a aud peh uuheencd
or soon forgotten ~ their neghboss ends end relatives
The question has often been asked Is egasunp0n cuabof
To and experienced ply scans mis- ook
Carswel and Stokes % England well many Others d the
and hest who sHercd he question uneluvocly IN he
The opinions n great men on any point are entitled d our
respectful consideration; bu, when Of distinction give
their opinion subject which hey have made heir constant
suly Tor score years that opinion great
There he met daily Instances o. living robust and
healthy who have been cured Of carly and serious a.
There are many valuable members the medical profes
sion who are going rounds ardaou- practice who
have snatched from he u that vorucous monster
consumption
In his city believe Dr Heath Of so Broadway
Of tie successful practitioners n &c cure 81 lung aud
other chronic diseases for e reason bat have known bin
long tne and he has cured NUMBER q our acqunaaecs
He student and associate ~ Professor John De Ia
Mater The eminent practitioners md ierncra sis
country has produced filling az various times and IN several
medical egea all the different chars oi pfoessors@ lie
enjoys he honor having been The r professor who
Taught auscuaton and percussion o. ne ohy corAn e oi
~ correctly he lungs sn1 cheat
DIR. ". a graduate Of the University Medical College d
his city Twelve hcen years lie L ALTO an IN
compromising enemy fquaokery and an ts auxarlcs ana
he Il especially caus'ic ia his denuncaon- ngaios seec
patent medicines patent shoulder braces abdominal support
and all the otter useless aud injurious raps ramne
and catching the hard earned d e croduoua
Dr. heaih devohng ni bis eneFglsa 70 me treatment 81
csnsump0n diseases OF the throat lungs heart chest and au
chronic dlcases OF both Having successfully used u
halaion for many years he regards - valuable AID ~ t
Treatment Al affections he lungs but not aspeec one when
The iungs The skin ne stomach hnd bowels arc oil IlNe
mediums through which e system brought under the nau
The Doctors motto is-candor aud fIonesy.-New York
Day Book
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ne Great InboJing Re,nedy for Asthmn.

consumption, and al diseases OF the throat and lungs, Dr.
CuRtsS hygenaa Thousands have been restored 10 health
the past year by the hygens Principal Office No 3i3 Broad
way sold BY G. ". RING, No l95 broadway Price only
~ package Dr. Curtis viii be ~ The oce daily rom 10 10
O'clock, where he may be consulted tree OF charge
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Free tn San Frame VINO wish
from attacks OF cholera dysentery collie and
should fail bottle OF DR. TOBIAS warranted
Venian linntn drank without
effects by adding teaspoonfu OF s celebrated nnment
Il Il worth s weight gold; should sail without IT, Price
Depot Corlandt street, sold by the drug
yists throughout the United States.
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PLAYING CARDS.

DLAffNG CARDS or EyERT DFss KiPffON FOR
sAc NJ the Union Gard Mandatory, ~ and W Grand
street. ncar Bfoivny Including single aad double hc4A
ornaner'ci and plain and spanish clrla appTfor srns
linen faro cards, well seAsonsJ wAr2lld ~,
made expressly Tor dealing
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Consnmpton Office No III Broadway, WI be pleased %
afford relief those who have injured who fall
ed 20 be benehd by the pecay OF nhaion Tor diseases
Ct the lungs throat open daily ,undoys excepte) IRON
10 O'clock Treats consumption, asthma diseases the
heart and al chronic diseases males and females Consul
taon free. pr :. :. FITCH Is always home and there
elsewhere, travelling Otherwise In any way
patients 10 him.
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COTTAGE ASD FANCY FURNITURE wARgrOONs-
~ ~ SIS BrrAfwAyt opposite Aie Ml-isliat uosi =
MArHEWs : srAtkf oarrfer sac .e NJ ctsharr =
grmsn a larry rnfiANr, u. tlnd ffff tFrr ~
me- rnrd state ~ reaufe9 prteca fvaHw ttr~r ~
r-s-, pslassfs, Pillow peisrrs sr 81 tdaLla 4.Nt'
.t....
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-19

United States tor the Central Society OF vineyard Propoors
OF Cognac, beg leave ntca the trade
shipment Of brandes OF different vntages from the above
house, now landing, Laursns from Bordeaux half Quar-
ter and eighth pipes which ths OFF ring At low prices
In bond or duty paid. DE vE30GE & tUAHLES,
ll Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-19

Red hair looks warm In ferry weather,
And gray's nuisance altogether
Danish them both. What with ~
With CRIsTADORO's Datchless dye.
Manufactured, Sold, and Applied private.
~ NJ No. b Aston House.
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Tooth, hair brushes eoinus, p1tnades, os. Ia
bins extracts soaps Paris totci article. anf every article
sod by druggists except drugs offered ths reasonable
terms BY EIf.s HoIIARGH CO, importers and whole
sale dealers. tbl NrnafMAr.
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cure by speGcs warranied 1000 ltci successfully
thi SUMMER keeJds certain, 10 a. effect y .
eause.
DR.. FIR GERAU, Sn Fourth street cornc- Of broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-19

1sshSonshle Fall and Winter Clothing
nsn % heir prssen. superb asesr.msn of rsasy made
,hing suitable Tor The present approaching
sa.eman's wardrobe paths spared 70 every
and s1 % sd S Sse
n with those of other concern In The United stss Ono
pke for goots-no deviation
Carpets! Carpets; Carpets .-splendtd Eng
N BRUSSELS S. per yard 80 ooo wards beautiful ingram ~
g. and g. per yard ioor OIL! cloths = y - psg q,
Bswery.
ct utility Of the.e aes render them up M u'f F
rs Ihsy contain al lha1 : n So I. .o b"sss and IN
sso. az y . . SA0SDN'''' No. N'4' ' - =
Cemb Factory.--A rich Assortment Of Tor
e shell dress combs The variety w q 9aa1 to sSasn
Fnncy Cutlery, embracing a large Variety
ss.a hsn No. noa ~"
Saifts and Prcseats.-Just received, and for
Ae at reduced prices The choicest selection OF fancy goods,
ssnss q amusement Tor children, &c. at ROGERS fancy ba
Teas-The best assortmenc OF Fine Teas
elegant rs Chatham street. between Pearl ana Roose
vss the edest Tea esaenshment ia the city We assure
vhoiesaie or RETAIL M hranch storss ~ "
Locking Glasses, cor the Foil Truae, at
greatly reduced urce- BUYERS are invited 70 examine
~ ssocA before purchasing eIse where RisfiARns KINa
sAkD 4 CO., manufacturers 10 Chambers street
49, ,r1,, a. 49,, -, 49,, =.
appreciation and kind paonage and hone TO merit con
s----
II You Want to See mn Ingenious Piece OF
workmanship, cali at W NJ WiLMARFHs, a Maiden lane,
An, called Lownds patent; 1t IL The mos complete arrange
nsh' ever 0he'ea i0r sale' : mace goaahd s''er
Sewing Mneh,nes.-One Thousand STITCHES
ferc the ona,v ~ eorn can he ca ans hn
an We furnish nconestble proof that those
any Of machines OF other anuiictrers make
made already. l. SINGER a co. 33
Sseadway'
u.~raa... p.,.n, Chomn,on 1c,,... .n,, Rnr-
Mgpt sae, WIN iians pgeh powder proof lock Boh
~ Ias III and ,ss wster street. -. 'iA' = io"
Erann g.. E,x.r.a r.x>......,... !. . ~,
'N o"S AAeu, ihpoiAic" u neW
E.'erns rnans Tor ms market asd eNhiohed r. inc Paas
Srsnze. clocks 4c &c 80 - 49, ''>sN'' @''p'' ifS
II. DARD0SVILi.E AS Broadway
--------------
,S, Mornings are thcy
raS 49,. ,otao etoa
With LYON y famous remedies.
ssnes Ear p1 ior asfss era yermn
- =
Throw Not Your Money Away For WORTH
crew try Co-,ars Extermnaor YOU are troubled with ra
sOckroches Sc WIN Danish them IKE magic not for day
sstsl depot ts broadway
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b stx weeks ongncnt which will stain nure the
sAn. ~ boite sent 10 part OF the n. a. Ora
NAN bs5 broadway Zcber ~ South Third street. fhadei
phta, Briggs, 81 state street. Albany.
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Throw Not Your Money Away For Wor

nriees Beware OF humbugs pcders aud all the
crew. try Co-tars Exterminator You troubled with
e0ckroaches, nc; win Danish tbe Ike magic; for
but months aud years HENRY H. CosTAR's wholesale and
retail depot 3th Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-19

- In lie world. Nine private for APPLYING hia
.siyaled dye Beware Of limitations; they result In dlcule
YAs largest stock OF wigs and America wholesale
- retail. q; BATcBELoRs. zaa Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-19

e1O.-Wigs and TOupees.-Where did yOu
that wig from, cndS Al the only place New York.
where VIII Ind the best assortment OF wg oupeee back
nnd front Draids, bands, curs, ac.-rom MEDIURST y
Ma. N lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-19

sDar slilngsa box.Hack brown natural coors tae
Recommended by chemists, doctors editors. Sold
Barclay street and 40 Nassau street, New York and T. W.
Woods, 247 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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j. II. yh0mpGOB's Hair Dye IL the only mr.
use upon which any dependence be placed warranted
fade change color Sold and applied Thompsons
private hair dyeng rooms No. Warren street Wigs and
Ssu1
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Know Nothlngs are they

Bed bugs, reaches, rats MICE flies,
With LYONS famous remedies.
LYONS magnetic powde Sand pills for insects and vermin
"a broadway, and No South Eighth street, Philadelphia.
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III. i. LOvet's Wa1spene--Ap IadD0R Vegeta-
~ preparation will restore gray hair 10 JIG youthful appear
badness. Cab AT 1852 Broadway, and
proprietor who has been gray and bald with good head OF
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best In the worlds for sale applied by the inventor per.
the hair cutting and making rooms Mas
street, corner OF Maiden lane, basement.
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SITUATIONS WaNrncD.

A kESfECIAbLEYouNG GIRL WANTS A SITUATION
n AZ seapsress 10 private family understands All
ofamy sew ing ~ willing In 1e chamberwork; can
be we'll recommended Can al 81 81 avenue be I2tn aud
18th sts.
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HIN, InilnitabIe Cutter oC Hair and Whis-


hers les suitable 20 the various shaped heads and
IA the neatest possible manner, No Barclay street
broadway. Hair dye, four skblngs box
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patterns made for this market and exhibited Paais
flnduslrie The best and largest selection offered this
sny Also mechanical carcel and moderator lamps, Paris
kysDzes, clocks, ac &c.
II. DARDoSviii.E as Broadway.
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ohnry. bakery or any respectable store. oh
ecloh 10 leaving the city; has good reference
and capahiiy Cali at TO- III 81 between 1T An 81 ave
nues, second door.
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4 LAD MISSING, SINCE 18TH INSTANT. FOUR FEET
IA -four inches high fourteen years Old light complexion
cloth black cloth Jacket nankn pants james
l. eary. any Information Of him vii bc thankfully received
ai Mr. bdcs, az Forty nh and THIRD
Brooklyn aud Jersey oity papers please copy.
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1tWfHE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IHottsHhu SttChcs
minute. The great Improvement in Singers sewing ma
chimes whereby they al double speed and accomplish
twice the quantity OF work. be and understood by
an We furnish nconestbe proof that those who have
OF e machines OF other manufacturers make money
BY throwing them aside and buying Singers. Many have
made the change already. l. NJ. SINGER a co. No. 3Z}
broadway,
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ksr proof safe, with lIaPs patent powder proof lock- Both
feeived prize medals tho Worlds Fair London 1851
csysal Palace, New York, is5S54 SIIAS O. HERRING
Co. LIE, ~ and l39 Water street.
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A ntrppfI AEi.g stRI WANTS 4 SITUATIONS -
y EASTERN - anf % a.sf' slb ~ vs.hns 80 1arg
auud A. plata rasys az mai 4snE.f fsfEs
tert.s EttfA faN T. ftt ef tAs 81. ~ #trra.
zee. .. = =. 49, 80.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-05-01

SiNcULAR ATrAcuMENr.-A sporting gentle
man of Bristol, Eng, had a greyhound which
slept in the stable along with very fine hunter,
about FIVE years old. These animals became
mutually attached and regarded each other with
the most tender affection. The. greyhound al
ways lay under the manger beside the horse,
who was so fond of him that he became unhap-
py and restless when the dog was put of sight.
1t was a common practice with the gentleman
to whom they belonged to call at the stable for
the greyhound to accompany him in his walk
on such occasions the horse would look over his
shoulders at the dog with much anxiety, aud
neigh in manner which plainly said, "Let Inc
also accompany you" When the dog returned
the stable he was always welcomed with loud
neigh; he ran up to the horse and licked his
nose. In return the horse would scratch the
dogs back with his teeth. One day, when the
groom was out with the horse and greyhound
for exercise, large dog attacked the greyhound
and quickly bore him to the ground, on which
to the horse drew back bis ears and, in spite ofall
the efforts of the groom, rushed at the strange
dog that was worrying the greyhound, seized
him by the back with his teeth, which speedily
made him quit his hold, and shook him till a
large piece-of skin gave way. The offender no
sooner got on his feet than he judged it pru-
dent to beat precipitate retreat from so for.
midable an opponent.
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American Climate.

DR.. Holmes, in recent Lecture on the Ame'
ricanized European, says:
When British steainer unloads her living
cargo at our wharves at once is recognized the
contrast between the redded and rounded face,
the plump developed limb and muscle, as COM
pared with the American. They fill their coats
fuller, they walk more brisky, they articulate
more vigorously, they are warm, jolly and ath.
letic.. - ,.,...~:i.
The change in complexion was attributed to
difference in climate. The prevalent early de-
cay of teeth was charged to the same cause.
The numerous pale,faces to be seen and laDguid
ailments so fashionable, he said,l should not be
attributed to wrong living and wrong habits as
they mainly were. There were, faults in this
rcspect-lamentable faults-but the invalid
was too much scolded. The lecturer adverted
to means within the reach of every American
70 counteract the baneful physical phenomenon
to which he was subjected. The Importance Of
air and exercise was not, he said, sufficiently
understood. 80. .;.
Tile English gentlemen hunt, shoot, ride,
box, play at'cricket get up pedestrian matches,
ard the English Indies leap fences on their
hunters, tramp about like dromedaries on foot,
drive four in hand in their eqmpages. The
reason is they come into the world with good
stout organizations. Why American ladies do
not heartily join in such outdoor exercise IS
because they have not vigorous stamina, the
overfowing red blood in their veins, the sub:
stantial muscle in their limbs that drive to such
exercises as rational outlet for their super.
Auous vitality. The changeablc weather here
discourage such exercises. The vacilations Of
temperature contrasted with England we're re-
ferred to as causing1nuch Of the jill health of
Americans. The vegetatiye. life Of the American
and attendant pale complexion narrow face,
faulty teeth, spare outlines, fatigued features,
weie all only owing to the action Of the ele-
ments apd the imponderable agencies with
which he was surrounded. There was not how
ever, the lecturer, stated, material difference in
the longevity of the inhabitants Of Old England
and the denizens Of New England, the American
had strength of endurance-few lotus eaters
or lazzaroni are among them. The body of the
American is chastened and prepared for life, and
made bold by the scourges ofthe lawless Gle.
manfs - ~
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A TRIBUTE TO INDusrRY.-Bulwer makes one
Of his characters to the popular play Of the "Car
penter of RoSn, pay the following high com
pliment to tue worlds true ovilizers: What
have they not done? Have they not opened
the secret chambers Of the mighty deep and ex.
tracted its treasures, and made the raging bIlows
their highways, on which they ride as on tanned
steeds Have not the mechanics opened the
bowels of the earth and made its products
contribute to our wants. The forked lightning
is their plaything and they ride triumphant on
the mighty wind. TO the wise they are flood
gates Of knowledg, and Kings and Queens are
decorated by their handiwork. He who made
the universe was great mechanic.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-05-01

Immediately after person is supposed to be
dead, coins are general placed on the eyelids the
nostrils are closed, and tho lower Jaw Is tied up
1t is almost criminal to proceed to anything Of
the kind too soon, for II practioed when the
person is lethaagy, for instance it would ensure
ultimate death-the tying Of the jaw especially.
A case of this kind is reported in the London
Lancet. Had it not been for the interference Of
q physician, child two years old wonld have
died in consequence Of such indecent haste.
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pariftifs.

Women arc greater atsstatats than men eser
were. No woman can break .liroa,h her magic,
circle Of society. unless husband takes her inti
it. If stray fair one Of sttatt1s flock comes
near another flock 10 which she does not U.s.,
long, what bustling there il what stiffness.
a formaIity that shives one all over Men al.
waysg give the hand, and their 1glad to see you:"
The reason is, that women are honest in such
matters with each other, and men play the hy-,
pocrite. j,
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-05-01

INSULT AND REDuKE.-A Mormon Elder was
invited to oficiate as chaplain Of the California
Legislature at the opening of a morning session.
The Rev. Mr.. Shuck, Baptist, sf Sacramento,
had been invited to officiate in the same eapac.
ity, whose feelings are expressed in the follow
ing note, which he addressed to the Legislature :
Il anu now precluded from accepting the invita-
ton you have extended, from the fact Of the
As emily having, by large vote Of yesterday,
acknowledged the Christianity Of that daring
imposture, systematized RIGHTEOUSNESS called
Mormonis,n. And with it or its ''elders" can
have no religious affinity, sympathy, fraternity
or intercourse. l claim for myself, individually,
no superiority in righteousness over other men
but, as Christian minister, do claim for
Christianity superiority over every other re-
ligious system on the face Of this whole earth /;
and as to Mormonism itself, regard it as dis.
honor to the one living and true God, libel
upon Christianity, disgrace to the philosophy
Of human progress, and bold insult to the in
telligence ofthe nineteenth century.-Prssbyte-
rian.
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lgftrD.
NOT ALL MeEEHT1Na SHOW.

NOT ALL AlEEHT1Na SHOW.
This worlds not all fieeting show,
For our illusion given;
They who'ye escaped transgression's woe,
And walked in virtues ways, do know,
There's something here of Heaven.
Tiis worlda not all illusion vain,
To shadows giving birth;
They who have loved will still maintain,
That Heaven yet suffers to remain
Some solid bliss on earth.
How false the spirit Of that gloom,
Which utters forth its vail,
And sings Of flowers that never6loom,
Ideal joys-jeys flown too SOON
And woes that life assail;
That wells earth's beauty in cloud,
And heaves perpetual sighs
Ger trouble grieres both foug and loud,
In fancied sorrows e'er is bowed, .
And sees no brighter skies.s
Turn thou, my soul, from such lament,
q merrier ascent know,
Bear nobly up when ills are sent,
Enjoy the good till life is spent
And cheerly, cheerly go. .
For this good worlds not all show,
For our ilusios given;
They wlo've escaped transgression's woe,
And they wlove loved do surely know
There's much cen here, of Heaven.
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&. What melancholy spectacle it is VIXEN 4
young man is seen wandering through the streets
of strange city, alone in the crowd, solitary il
the multitude, meeting no extended hand no
smile Of welcome, destitute Of fmoney aud friends
aud-with corus aud tight boots ON bis feet ! ~
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Take stick Of phosphorus, and put it intsa
large dry pl,ial not corked, and Il will afford a
light sufficient to discern any object in roog q
when held near it. The phial should be kept
in a cool place, where there Is mo- great current
of air, and q will continue its luffinos aptsass
ance fur more than twelve months. sfgs