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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-13
RELIGIOUS . NOTICEs.

DEv. MARK HOPKINS, ID PRFsiDENr OF VIII
IN lams College will deliver tue fox rtseuth discourse
before the Young Mems Association OF the South Dutch
church. Fifth avenue, ~ Twenty rst street
next Sabbath evening, l4th inst at * O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-13

gTyHE RIv. T. L. MAGooN, d. D., WILL DELIVER
IL ths eleventh discourse before the Young Peoples
Christian Association Of the Calvary Baptist Church,
Twenty third street. the Fifth avenue, TO morrow
evening, at 7k O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-13

yTBE REV. ABEL STEVENS, WILL PREACH IN BE-
half OF the Methodist Episcopal Tract Society at the
York street Methodist Episeo al Church. Of Gold
Brooklyn, on sunday morning, at io,s O'Clock col
ecion will be taken.
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TlLAN0F0RTEs.--GREA BARGAISs-oNE AT e125,
1 $780, Sl60; been used . short tims, warranted;
with assortment Of elegant pianos 6k aud octave,
with metallic rames Grand diagonal scale, equal TO
the grand piano, at half the cost and superior 70 any
thing offered Elegant style Of music stool pattern.
Blsecker street.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15

The Attorney iercely.rd' atR sss thHs
'Bekase, asirtooked a, y'er veshuyius
of . nose, i ,hough, We must be well nc.
quainted with the crater ,,,,,c,
The judges Iell back and exploded; The
prosecuting attorny sunk INTO chair as
IL a ten pound sho, had fallen o?cn his
head; the auditors we're almost purple in
the face, and there stood Peer. look ing
al: about him with a sort Of enquiring
wonder upon hi. face, as if utterly On.
conscious Of any cause for such a noisy
outbreak Ra] Buic sff no u @Ulsd lsf
-'Havo1ypu done with the wiiness!' en-
quired the counsel for the defence. ala,
Let him go;' said the attorney sharp.
ly. Il can do nothing with him
Peters eyes now fifty itwinkied. -
AZ he lert the boz, he drew down the
of his mouth with The most SOW
eign contempt. 81 b-sgagsa,,e ss lad.
'ADgh!' he mut:erred. 1T I'D take a
dozen lille red nosed men 10 bate Peter
M~dirooney, AZ ihef wid the tongue or the
shilelsh, | does be shinkin.' ,tlgae9 bl
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15
Another Mulrooncy Story. =
By tyLvANUR URBAN. TIE YOUNGER.


How Peter Bothered the La wyers.
What is was .ha, took me into The
CourA- room or tt. whether unpless
AMI business Or ignoble curiosity, Feed
no. be known even unto you, dear read
er. The only fac. 1 swish you 10 under
stand, is, ,ha, | nas there, and that
while there. il became my fortune 10
meet opee again my old acqnaln,aice.
Peter Mulrooney,
When |, entered tihue Court ro pom there
was quite a mixture OF oval Irish and
rounc German faces outside Of the In.
railing which, forms lie barrier To en-
II achaenis upon The dignity Of The
bar; and, judging frem. The broken heads
aud tlakrne,f eyts exlibittd By many
Of ,he sPecsatnrs, il was not difisu I 4,
surmiae iha. The occasion phlch had
brought then together was u obtain The
ri :sler Of ,iss1Aw ior wounds which has
;a,ciy been, received by one u hose spir
lied rows which warm W SO delightful.
" the Old Celtic heprt.4
But lei, me i, scribe. tke. scene. With!
,;uhr a,.ls. ew.,..nm. s-,.n : .;oh,
hs..hsse j, w;,hA u.oss,.
LIE .n",hs, .r-,..s..s oa..,.,ina 81
-dsi,c... ..f .un.
p.r,.lIsi ~ \ $500 49,, : ~. !
nos,.. s;ds - =. 1s.... ,.cm =. slss.,
editsasso sass The terrible, jury bis iTke
m.hoSspr. .ahls." cossreJ WIN .,ssn
cln;h. around which we're ..,,ed osn. :
ANIME. oc. .,.,.,;I. S,.s..I '.sa,inmsn
vhs ..xisd 5 h 900. a.~o,.srs az
Lsw. sSs.: led IN .he esn..e ana rs.r ~
an .Iev.,eA ,snl.,fo,m ,dam;na,;.s \
humble, ',ssl n ,hs cIs,L ws's. .o.~i.
OF crave elderly, -aenLemsn. with .keen
eyss,, and pl.cid faee,. ~ whose, sos,s+ Of
honor iudiea,sd die iudic.sl, nature of
their iunc!ions. 89elb sl5aisl!sao, hsaas
Ths case. which saa aaksady up for
heating. WAS. yas 4 expected, one Of as
saul, and battery. Ths.facw. .as they
were dully eliniisd, appear 10 have been
lheses The Irish, who we're abe defend
an,s. had. come shor,time previous. been
|
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15
TIE WOUNDED,

So lar 40 we can learn, ell the wound
ed by the disaster on the Pacific Rail.
road are doing we'll, and il 10 hoped tina,
they lsili recover. We have no victims,
TO ado % the number Of killed, published
on ,he frs. page Of .his paper. A great
many Who were only sligh.y injured are
already on The sree;s. some Of them
limping about, and others with their ia
ces dia6gured by wounds Of various kinds
The, list Of killed will stand Al about
twenty nins. Nssouri Republican,. Z
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15

issldsls,a NEW Y oRk. Novsmbe. 3aes'
The Allies have organized a lconcen-i
trio advance from aEupatoris to other
poin:s, in order 10 cut OF surrounding
Russian forces,
lKinburn,." Z. he mouth Of the Dnieper
has been captured by the Alllss.s La
man and Phanasorias il The Straits of
Ker.ch have bsss-desroyed. "a slsws4
The adraucsd post Of The Allies 10
within ii,y-6ve leagues Of Bakchi 'Sier-
"a. Russians are retiring. Liprandi in
TENDS V 4efsnd the line Of Belbeek. ~
North oSsbassopsl lis surrounded by
new Russis,s for.i6ea,ions. s. S. ag5, 81.
Russians attacked Kars on he 29lh,
but were repulsed with immense slaugh-
ter p"0 i@aass 3AA tae
sGorlschakoff 10 10 be eourt m~srshaled.
kinbarn captured on The I7sL by the AL
iiee.euJBQ sd asoft ssggoa- @ 3ssg
Nothing new from the Csimss.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15
PHlLApElpHiA. Nov. 8.

PsssmorszW aIian sca va brough. in
to Court 10 day by the Asrshal 10 make
AFFIDAVIT lhsti in bio answer 10 lhs writ Of
habsas corpus. he did no, intend any
contemptof Court or svads any process
Of Court. An in~ierrosasory was pro-
pounded 70 him BY the, District Attorney
o., The Court, according to the mandates
Of the wrh. which being oAered after
some tsmarks BY the Dfstriet Attorney
touching Colonel Wheeler's suit for dam
ages ia The U. s. Cireui. Court, sgains.
the defendant, and announcing has aban.
Con mens Of the present habeas corpus.
the Court discharged the prisoner, and.
he left in company with his friends.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15

! LOOK 0ur ZOE THE LocoMoTrE.-l
A Locomotive and several = loads OF
iron ara OF the other side, Of the river
Tor The B. 4 y. +. Railroad. Tack
laying viii, commence as,3oon o. The iron
can be brought oyer.- Bsy. Hawkeye.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15
MISCELLANY
Tic nosseksepeT's SsIiIoquy.

ass3 abi ny Mns. ~ d. sAoE.fsU2 sSI
1abnR InQnisFds- sll idgisupr 2 %
| wish l had adozen pairs rs ,i3iaR la 7gso
On, hands, this very minutes s5 bna ,saoo1
I'd soon put all the things TO right 40
The verydeuce 10 in il. iecs;h azia,ag Il
Here's big washing to be done :
One pair Of hands to do it ~
Sheets, shirts and stockings, coats and pants,
How will | e'er get through it.
Dinner.t to get for six or more BED 1syj 90
No loaf left c'eI from Sund ay; q Gel :.
And baby cross as he can live ~ tetsH
He's always 50 on Monday sisioEf .se
And there's the cream It's getting sour, ssI
And must f lrthwith be churning; a bsirol
And here's Bob wants a button on rf- 600. q
Which way shah I betarning2 isiE SIT
IT'S time the meat was in the pot, ..q .sa
The bread was workedfor baking,
The clothes were taken from the boil ,
o dear! the baby's waking! &C. -
Hush, baby, dear! there, hushLsh-sh Ygi
Iwish he'd sleep a little, nfBH'o9 fasm5L
TIL I could run and get some wood asl%sa'
To hurry up that kettle. Va belii2es asEJ
.aiEfl
oh dear! oh dear! IL P---comes home,
And finds things in this bother, .tg
He'll just begin and tell me all ssi,aa~
About his tidy mother!-y, hyo /. Sea- .,a.
How nee her Kitchen used 10 bsA.oi sd
Her dinner always ready Z sa'assol atailt
Exactly when the noon bell rang s8 as
Hush, hush, dear little Freddy. 60 oa Sei
And then will come some hasty word, } 4as.
aRightout before Pm thinking sia8 ~
They saythat hasty words from wives. ap1tuyt
Set sober men to drinking, ne sl4oq 1st q
Now isn't that a greatidea, ...
That men should take to SHINING, {,
Because a weary half sick wife, -.
Cannot always smile SO winning! ,.,,e,
When L was young ! used to earn aot .basls7
My living withouttrouble-R III .sso.
Had clothes, and pocket money. tao.q ease 81 ;
And hours Of leisure double. aagm aosf
I never dreamed of such a fate.
When l a-lass was courted-
Wife, mother, seamstress, cook, housekeeper,
chamber-maid, laundress, dairy woman, and
scrub generally, doing the work Of six,
For the sake Of being supported!
W. AA NweA Us MN4tr
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15
DzFSGayIorT
T1n Az r r u

hnn ssakSfrtawA. nlUwt. @nAo7A q
a. WILL attendto maxim sale Of personal
property oryResl Estate sat austiSn At any time,
tor a ressdhaHe Icduaprnsation.s Ne nay be
found in Ottunwa, tnaeSs abseAtlon business.
May LOU, 1921. - yoa ) paltasdas 1llFI1
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15
of A0brrtislnQ.

The food Of the domes.ic. animals depend
ing IN them; q demand as great perhaps
as'tieir own. Mr.. President. ills The
daily duty o! your farmers 10 satisfy gig
antic appetite; TO tilthe mouths ofiheso.
hungry miIions-of ,he starving milIi-
ons, | nigh, say. for if by any ca,astro-
phe, The supply were cut off Tor a few
days. the life Of the coun,ry-humsu
and bru.e-A would be extinct. fsaI td
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15
NEWi YnRK il

yasal a1s New YORK, November g.
The Baltic arrived in dense fog, unan-
nOunced,
Breadstrfs firmei-wheat advanced
I'D. 10 3D., Flour, 3D.. Corr "a. TO Cd.
higher. Cotton declined l l6,h:s sales,
$4,000 bales. .a t.
Russians repulseJ a, Kara with loss
Of four thousand men. So .sot
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15

H Labor i one % tho erestast sle-
mepsA of snciey--the great Substantial
is'ssess pg vhieh ~ zen dspead. aos
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15
IS United States Senate.

The Washington Union, having found
in many Of it's exchanges statements in
regard 10 the classification Of the United
States Senate which are calculated o
misIead The public, gives . correct lis' q
the members Of TIA, body, with the clas-
ses to which they belong. Al follows. :
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15
~Aa4s1sJ ,. & y. Slcvin,
w

-~sWILL practice In the Courts of Wap-
clio, jefferson, Van Buren,, Davis, Appanoose,
Monroe Lucas, Marion and Mahaska. sjtis1 J
Having the advantage Of a long residence il
the valley they willgive particular attention. to
Securing and collecting claims, sale sof War
rants, Entries Of Ia. ion time, buying and SELL
ing Heal Estate, Settlement of Titles, payment
of Taxes, &c. February 10th 1854.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15
Il, 90 VAN l
MANUFACTURER = WHOLESALE

lasporaeA Cigass. aTObacCOi mud
SMulT. ,b7llsNi. tBp
Sigsi Of ths1ig fsdtda, 81 .ors aboce the p o.,
Main Street, Keokuk. Iowa.
M ERCNAferSeiSnSh1s vSlley4fe request
III etgto aiyetme q call. Dealers through.
oNt the State will be supplied every 3 month";,
from my wagons, which are constantly run
,,ing, at mamifactor,' prices. AZ .f6E
aug. 81, "a.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15

THESE. Louis. Republican. Of Sa,ur.,
day has The following additional psr,icu-,
lars OF the lamenlabIe catastrophe on the,
Pacific Rail Road: Isl sefiV 81 ssase
Arrival Of the Train-AnofAer Bridgss
salaato1q destroyed! 81
The cars from The Gssconsde Bridge,
arrived last nigh, a. ~ o'clock.
They had been detained several hours
at Boeuf creek, some miles beyond
Washington, where the bridge had brok-
en- down This disaster was caused by,
The. high water in that stream. The cars
containing the dead bodies were ceiain-
ed ~ return to Hermann. where a ferry
boa, was in readiness TO bring them TO
This civ. 'sst ~ f0w ,bsestl
Fine following is a complete lie, OF
the dead so far as they have been as.
cer,ained. j is supposed that one or
two other bodies were yet 10 be recover-
ed: s0f5l caRis133 a3i 10 9Gss esq
a--Chsppell. father Of J. r. Chap-,
pell; Rev. H.. Bullard; b. b. Dayton:
Mann Butler; Thos. Gray; Rev. Mr..
Teasdsle; s. Best; Patrick Barr; Mr..
Mott, Representatives of Dunklin coun-
"; Thos. O'SuiHvsn,a Chief engineer;
C.. O. Y osts {6rm of Shields & Yosii;)
Z. Case: qE.lC. Blackburn; j. A. Russ;
Henry .CLousesu; Capt. O'Flaherly;
Joseph Harris, OF ST.. LOUIS county; E.
c. Jeffreys. Representative Of Franklin ;
county; Adolphe Abele.; George Eberle; J
-Lynch; II. M. Dubois;a Wm.l
Houn; n Jos.s sFinnegan;--Brysn;
Two were NOT identified, and one ne
gro.
Mr.. Moore, Of Cape Girsrdeau. died
at the hospital last night ,m as4 aaa
q Mr. 0'Nsal. abe Engineer, was left
al, Hermann very dangerously injured.
l, i not yet practicable TO give aeon.
plete list. Of the wounded. among so ma
ny passengers, add where few escaped
without . eur or confusion. The fot.
lowing not named in yesterdays article,
suffered more serions injuries.
Rober,ht Forsyth. ANGLE broken and
shoulder hurt. z seEsa 49, s3a
fJsmes Kaciay.i (colored. leg broken
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15
N. IWACnTLER, 40
Dootl& s O. MAKER,
MAJ" s.. SssoX HpeE!si3e's Shop,

OTTUMWA, IOWA.
fHE proprietor keeps constantly on
hands agood assortment se Leathcrs, and Il al
ways tssdy to accommodate customers with
gsod work in his line o. business.
Ncyspbsrst h, le54.yl h@A9
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15
lcnry II. ~ cndershOtt,
ATTORNEY Ar LAW,

oTTUbiwA, tuyvAT ~ 100
Il WILL attend to business in the Courts
ofsaii The counties ir Southern iowa, and in
the Supreme Court at Iowa City. gaAu k
Persons wishing TO purchase OF rent land Or
town properly are informed that he has the agen-1
cy and management of ruch good property,'
both in town aud country. .eat{k sgsis 9n'ia5E.
March 18th lS5i.-ly m dspm tih9td@ rad
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15

There are now FIVE Vacancies Id lie
Senate. The . terms Of Ne sasIrss. Fazpa,-.
rick. Of Ala; Atchi.on. Of Mo- Peuai.
Of Ind; Cooper, Of Pennsylvania, an D
Gwinn, OF California, having expired on
the 4,h Of March, 1855 s'a a'sal
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IT.. ~ ,1sp coACIi TRlNaiSG.
lust oy&red, d atEe aStoItlneGi OSi!dtIs lhIdYAIe
tj I'D IIath TItmilliS Coach SLi leller HaIniSh,
l.ussy o,ga ilubhS SpNEeS Fellows, CatIllSe AID Tie
IoiiS, Maaeabd lions, Pateht aud ElAntleN tllleI,
tnieieJtkhS ta by lhs ltsde, to Which InyS tho al
,sTtioI, az silbile' JOHN KN0TE,
I'D N''T''--, Old Stand, Ih3 Main u,
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q ER-5Ii WEBrNP0IATUES.
no BUSHELS hom Norfolk sulellor A mftsoy
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pttsburs,lRLRMISG & BR0THElIS, 10. % Wct
T., aud by nlusStsts generally ei0-Sn
AFFLICTED READll

..-- 49,
AFFLICTED READll
Dhilndrlpin aIEdteal Iieuss E; k,ia6 i 90
SIS. between SpluLc aid PM, Philadelphia, Pa.
iNVALlUS
are srprIscL that III. KlNKEllS confines his FTactlre
10 raItcUaI biGlel Of hediCle, which enslSes his
Undivided attention. lie cautions tl:e unfortunate
Sslrit tie abHe OF meIcu ~ thousands ate aLntalT
IierrmisliIeA 0u' Uf e. Recent aae%iOns ate p'"EPIy
sA"i TpWSESrY YEARS or EXPERIENCE
IN the Treatment Of Glars Of diSSaACS MtheIto neglected
tEd iMpeItsCtIy understood, has cntbled M, kINRk-
llN, ldHlher Of keik on SH lL'tItaNeg;l 70 p.oNe
aud constitutional weakness, meOIa and rItital suffer-
ls aIc latesbe O tcItain habits OiMii lI most Se
eiel!t deadly anl IiaIspESs OF domestic misery AID
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE,
THERE'S an eIi habit sometimes ildvlsed In b. boys in
solitude, Olen grow, & u with them to nnntVol, aud
wlclh II rot lsI0Nsd IN IGs iHe lOt 0ny teEeIs seIl
oH OAAreN 10 matrimonial happiness, but SlsS lice ~
RIeTlCI Ot piOitcCd, iLH iOUsi aId dtkoSalirS alec
Ons. Few oil those VITO syc way 10 tbs Tel tcions
rIaCcesTo awae vi ihe consequences, will they lnd Tue
nervous j&lekB ilaiflrd ci ATlSe aud uhaCeouhta'
bic feeii IS. and vague ieli1 the niird.
Lie Ulmiunt Illus AFFLICTED becomes teehle, is una.
BILE tolAbUt with accustomed sOr nr ~ Apply iis nj
10 Studyi his step Is iay AID weak, ln u dull cSo'
uln aud ehSa bis SPOI With less eteIgy than usual
lie CNnCiaeS hlEselr heo'e tie lnSrl'cc la" dule
lis wOEt eNd eNtrr llln0ny, hs milHES nNlIut
tlliIcS 7htt are tenIi4TaioaI Iieh ShVd dlIttR he
alttHIloA Of ho.t 5iEiiaIi ~ giiRGitd, 'r.aH
MARRlAQE be-.
EeuuI e. tic fu6lNeN OF teYeIsl conditions III order
that II IuaY 30 ICaly tho cause VI mutual lhluNeSs-
CCn'd lie vGil which now CuysS The origin Of domestic
wciCleLtSS DO lslSsd, atiS ute Snu'te lheyeIy H.
dtcCted-i how many could II be traced phys
Teal Nnl their attendant disappointment
Apry iitm, While YET tine, III order 10 lave your u''
SILa rid lelSNed Organization Ishetsd, IsSlvlted and
REMEMBER.
lie who Places lniel under h. Rinkeln's Treatment
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5-e,g ~ JUST RECEIVED.
t1hi BAPgELS extra PlopE. ,ltO5er bEAEal'
t01 ,S1 Ne SS 40 1S y lIHtsssy Si Sg.
/ oe9I mr.. = G0Rt0S; MATTHEW q 70.
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tEfRtkf tatTNpltt Pd.l HfftfbtICeFf .
Az ISY4LUIbLG MGRlC1SE. III Is hui seldom we find
among the nny emtdes offered TO tic public FOR tie cure
OIL disease consent 10 commend OF Whose vlr'
tees we ave able 10 dEe0Yer aud have always $eauausy
Avoided klyis Gerahe tOSnythng that might led any
Dhe 10 suppose that SIC placed any ath ~ lheir pCie
SlOnS, But With feierete TO iencdy manu- teturel IN
this place, and which has become as flnLIiar 10 tic public
as hteLoh words, we 4peak nom knowledge y ilS ~
TlIsle cxteseles Ia adaptation 10 many Of tie lUs Of
Il e. and tie security With Which 4 may be used. We
sptak Of the NOnraIell Nerve and Bone ointment rrer3r
iJr Wston Carr, late al MSrSniown, tndHo Of Wheel
lhg Ur Of the nEa opsnt Physeiss In Virginia. THIS
Inlnen Is based Upon tte broad lBelPe that auy Ecns
ly which H TelieSr exietHa pain, Will property com
pbnitt DO equally eftaC0us In cOy lnlclna alec
lions, principle that his been successfully leye0led-
simply The 0hsihS OF SclclCe. btEs mild and stint
lie In rs Sc0p, aGd yet revealing " It's effects power
niUTe Incredible, teaching tho most hidden slnewS Of n
aud beasana SET belns npoxioS TO Ee weakest lnah-
II Is asn by ili tic fatsPSi iiuk IN tic market being
pn W. IN Hotties twice as laIee tue majority, a, one
oMhiaIseT than the largest besides beng more than four
lines as Strong. We commend II 10 those In want OF
sale and col lAlnIeniehy
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Saddlora NarlWaro.

~ IL
..s SaudlorS 5HaruWaro,
~ ASu coScli TRlNAiSG.
TuSTotNrtL SIittt assortment otSilitTH hardware
~ IS,SS. iInbSS SpSeS, FcIISws, CatTiSe ana Tile
iioiiS. WaV4s6.J lions Patent lNi RAntlltl Leather,
iSd Sta IS IIsIs, 10 Which pylls t4Oat
"I ,o.,S Old Stand, Ia5 MiinM.
sI6N Notice.
w BSTTs 'Ss6ff Ts 5 fS' tS
pe.kIhE JAlhe iIth Inst Tic STYLE Of the frnl be
~. n!M0TTR& BRofllER, lIsblS
Second Notice.
W. y. tc,O.,i.,.Ix
Sa' @ ae''S 'ue'' ~, H. NnTTR
EaE9 ~ ~ q I5,z,,,z,i q, o;;,aI
,Io,,ps' GSroIil m celebrated warranted
p,nSeSs fbtrSLiSs Min liz ETeSitSl case and lTe
lie SA'& Sfddit' this rEt'Ip III ffSSTS s{SySF$
10 N.w,J4wt,ry Stole, WSShInI,Ult 81
Ts.a;5 ps1sis e ,se Dos.- Tcrmashcr's
ptOdSstti, teiisl gom lie p,Sa, aeLtO C,n PET
iiAhenlly tlflny al Seal9lSie Il'easSii h,eilHa
sJEgyistplgl eud SwsIlsl |S,nlI, -. Nsu e
-''"''SllS Ia I SRtt, PiirlislloIr q Tie
'' Az Isths ipih stomach In
49,, ~ fJjlsIVS. I p.la,,
.,.,.. ,..,. tISS,.0 "a "a n, rife Ot S,w
Is';s s1 h. %ets en-. MA wv ssr Kim sbeCe
h!t1 l. @ s E SEa hIEE s1
;S1 5S W. aIsSSsst Isl tlFy possess sIse
tiSss SS'SttIfe aud tef s tr tic Suctsss Ib,! has
Is sl Ss'iisS so M, county is.y
were Ss;dpsssy ho,Iislu Ea,ors ,Il IS sttStl y
E.tt Aie p'u'' 'Ha KHE
@ISh M TSE IN Il 'fitINDBR WELtn
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$40 New Savings Bank Store
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
SYDNEY SMITHS LIFE AND LETTERS.
7. BERRY Co. have iust reeeived-


W 7. BERRY 4 co. have just received
SYDNEY SMITHS LIFE AND LETTERS.
Memoir Of the Reverend Sydney Smith, by his Daughter,
Lady Hoaudi with Selection from his Letters, edited by
Mrs Austin. vols, 12po., muslin
more than commonly delightful and wholesome book
London Critic
Lady Holland has fulfilled her mothers wish, by
writing such memoir will enable the worll to under
stand her fathers character nearly in is full integrity
Mrs. Austin, the time has arranged each Of his
letters could honestly published and Illustrated them
with delightful preface full Of sound and helpful comment
Lon60H Er1EajHsr.
Lady Holland has produced vivid and interes ting pic
ture 81 the private and domestic life Of her
father. charming picture Of remarkable man, as he
appeared 10 his friends and family London Spectator.
Next to a day with Sydney Smith himself, there could
scarcely be enjoyed richer than the perGsa Of this
book. II is a worthy memo al Of OF the wiseSt and
best well the west of meL.-L01stOR Literary Ga
sete.
lovely picture has seldom been presented to the
world tAat Of this brave and bright creature rich
~ wit humr high animal spirits, nexhaustble kindness,
manly independence, sagacOus good To read this
book a moral tonic IL is lesson in life. IL makes
happier better And while does this 1t presents more
entertainment than any took easily named rich is il in
WISDOM in associations in personal gossip about well known
people LOHdOR Ledgsr.
The letters credit his honesty, his heart and his
understanding They proof Of the cearness OF his
conceptions, the vigor and evity Of his statements and
the perennial fertility Of his CONC fancy -LoHdoH quar-
teriy Recietc. sep3