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The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-03

DAUGHTERs.--When a young
woman behaves I'D her parents
IN a manner particularly tender
and respectfully, | n.'an from
principle as we'll as nature,
there is nothing good and gentle
that NAV not be expected from
her IN whatever condition she
is placed. Oh this | am SD thor
oughly persuaded that, were l
10 advise any friend ofmine -
to his choice of a wife, | know
not whether my first counsel
would no. be, '.lnok out for
gone dist iguished by her at,en
tiOn and sweetness n her pa
rents" The tune of worth aud
affection, Indicated by such be-
havior, joined {" the habits of
duty and consideration thereby
contracted. being transferred
TO the married state will not fail
to render her IA mild and oblig-
ing companIon.-- Fordycc.
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Rain! Rain Rain -!

We have had rain almost every
day for two weeks until this-We d
nesday-morning, when everything is
frozen, and all the ponds of water
covered with ice. The Tallahatchic
river is in fine boating order, and we
understand Long Greek and Yockena
are almost impossible. The Grenada
stage has been detained for several
days on account of high water,
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-03
The Miseries and Effects of Intem
perance.

The following is the most graph
ic delineation of the miseries and
effects of intemperance that we
have ever seen. 1t is from the
arguments advanced BY certain
citizens of Portage county, Ohio,
in memorial to the Legislature
on the subject
And yet its march ofruin is on
ward still! 1t reaches abroad to
Others, invades the family and So
cial circles, and spreads woe and
sorrow oil around. 1t cuts down
youth in its vigor, manhood in it's
strength, and age in its weakness.
1t breaks the fathers heart, be-
reaves the doating mother, extin-
cuisines natural affection, eraces
conjugal love, blots ont filial at
tachment, blights parental hope
and brings down mourning age in
sorrow to the grave. 1t produces
weakness, not strength sickness,
not health; death, not life. 1t
makes wives widows, children or
phans, fathers fiends, and all of
them paupers and begSars. 1t halls
fevers, feeds rheumatisms, nurses
govt, welcomes epidemics, invites
cholera, imparts pestilenee, and
embraces consumptions. 1t covers
the land with idleness, poverty.
disease, and crime. 1t fills your
jaiIs, supplies your aims houses,
| and demands asylli1As. 1t erlgen-
ders controversies, fosters quarrcls
and cherishes riots. 1t eontemns
law, spurns order, loves mobs. 1t
crowds your penitentiarieS and fur
niShes the victims for yourscatfolds.
1t is the life-blood OF the gambler
the allment of the counterfeiter.
the prop of the hi9hwaylnan, and
che support of the midnight iacen-
diary. Ii countenaces the liar,
respects the thief, and esteems the
blasphemer. 1t violates obligation,
| reverences fraud, and lonors inta-
my. 1t defames benevolence, hates
love, scorns virtue, and ISLANDERS
iitmocence. 1t incites the father
to butcher his offspring, helps the
husband to massacre his, wife, and
aids the child to grind his paricidal
axe. 1t burns up man, consumes
woman, detests life, curses God,
aud despises Heaven. 1t suborns
witnesses, nurses perjury defilcs
thejury-box, and stains che judicial
ernline. 1t brides votes, disqualifies
voters, corripts elections, pollutes
our institutions, and endangers our
Government. 1t degradcs the CT
tlzens, debases the Legislator, dis
honors the statesman, and disarms
the patriot. 1t brings shame, not
honor; terror, not safety; despair
not hope; misery not happiness.
And now, with the malevoience OF
a fiend, it calmly Surveys its fright
lful desolations, and, insatiate with
havoc, it poisons felicity, kills
peace, ruins morals, bliglts conf
dence, Stays reputation, and wipes
out national honor, thellcurses the
"o.la a. !augl a; lis .t;a.''
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-03
THE SOLDIERS GRATITUDE!

THE SOLDIERS GRATITUDE.-A
little episode of Florence Nightin-
gales career in the Crimea is quite
too touching to be passed by un-
noticed. Itappears that in one OF
the battles of the campaign, a High
land soldier had his right arm SO
severely wounded that, when taken
to the hospital the surgeons at once
declared that it was impossible to
save the limb, and that amputation
must be immediately performed.
Miss Nightingale thought other
wise, however, and caused the on
peration to be delayed. In the
meantime, by cearful nursing, she
cured the wounds and saved the
arm. The poor sufferers heart
overlooked with gratitude to his
benefactress, which he expressed
in words as we'll as he was able
but his silent gratitude was more
eloquent. He told comrade that
whenever Miss Nightingale passed
him, she kissed her shadow on the
pillow. That soldier had us true
a heart as ever beat beneath the
stars and orders of a field id. al
-fBallous Pictorial.
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N1ARRIED:
As unto the bow the cord is,
So unto man is woman. -1IIinuo.l

On Wednesday Evening, November II.
26th, at the residence of DIR. VIM ,
Noel, by the Rev. Mr.. Haywood Mr.. "
ii. FITZGERALD to Miss BETTE
BRIDGES, daughter of the late Henry
d. Bridges, Esq, Of Tallahatchie coun-
~, Miss.
"Thus united soul and spirit,
Lies untraveled scenes to roam
May the cares which they inherit,
Leave no bitterness at home
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-03
DIED:

On Tuesday morning, at tic residence Of
Peter Dilleshaw, in this county, Mr.. c.
+. PIERCE.
CD- The funeral will take place at
Davis Chapel, on Thursday, the 4,h
instant, Mt II O'Clock, with the usual Ma
sonic ceremonies. Members of the fra
tcfnity are invited to attend.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-03
Sudden Change.

On Tuesday morning the thermom-
etcr stood at serenity at the Court
house, and on Wednesday morning at
twenty-tour, making change from
warm to cold, in twenty -four hours, of
forty-sir degrees.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-03

" If YOU are in a hurry never get
behind couple that are counting
They want to make SO much of each
other, that thoy wouldn't move quick
if they were going to funeral. Gel
behind your jolly married ks,whc
have lots of children at home; if you
wish to get along fast. But its best I,
be little ahead of either of them
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-03

BY virtue of a Decree made by
the Probate Court of Pamela County,
and State of Mississippi, at the De
cember Term, 1856, thereof, the un-
dersigned will, on Thursday, the 18th
day of January, 1856, between the
hours Of l2 O'Clock, VI, and O'Clock,
P. NJ, on the premises sell to the high
est bidder, at public auction, ON a
credit of one and two years from the
day of sale, the northeast quarter of
section thirty-fiye (35), township
twcnty-seven t27), range Two ~ east,
subject to the widows dover therein.
as the real estate OF the heirs of Ma
thaniel Sulliyant, deceased.
Bond and security will be required
of the purchaser, and the statutory
lien retained on the premises until the
purchase money is paid.
JAMES McCLAIN,
Guardian. &c.
December 3D., lS56.-a45. 6w
u. -. Ward,
Att Nj -, LAW,
fsr1,.a, tf.s.
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Ne6 advertisements.
A BARGAIN OFFERED!

FINIiE SUBSCRIBER WISHES 10 sell his
l. HOUSE and IiiREELOTS, in when
he now resides, in the town Of Pamela.
and State of Mississippi. The house il
new, and the out-buiidings convenient to
WELL of good water. As | expect to
move into the country, in order 10 be con
venient t. nay work, will give any per-
son wishing IOWA p. operty a good trad.
JOHN T. PRIDDY.
December ID. Is -tj.-iw
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keepers for their Kind attentions pre-
vious to, and the remarkable nafch-
falness and consideration paid US dur
ing the performance, and would rec
ommend them to travelling "shows"
as .rare birds for exhibition
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-03

WORTH REMEMBER!NG-The great
secret of avoiding disappointment is
not to expect too much. Despair follws
immoderate hope as things fall hardest
to the ground that have been nearest
the sky.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-03
WHAT THIS HEART is.-The
New Yorker.

WHAT THIS HEART is.-The
uears - like Il plan, lii the tropics
whitehall the Year roundis bear
irg flow er~, and rip.ning seeds
and letting I:.en fly, 1t is
shaking off memories and drop
ping associations. The joys OF
last year are ripe seeds that will
come up again next year. Thus
the heart IS planting seeds in
every nook and corner; and as
a wind which serves to pros
trate a plant is only a sower
coming forth to SOW It's seeds,
planting some OF them IN rocky
cievices, some by warm hedges
and some IN garden aud open
field. so il Is with our eNpericn-
COS OF lie, that sway and bow
Us either with joy or sorrow.
They plant everything round
about Us wit "ileari" seeds.
Thus a house becomes sacred.
Every room hath a memory,
and Il thousand of them; every
door and earh window is clus-
tered with dissertations.
- Christian Freeman.
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Never Say Fail.

Keep pushing-'tis wiser
Than sitting aside,
And dreaming and signing
And waiting the tide.
In life's earnest battle
They only prevail
Who daily march onward
And mover say fail.
With an eye ever open,
And tongue that's not dumb,
Aud heart that will never
To sorrow. succumb,
You'll battle and conquer,
Though thousands assail;
How strong and how mighty
Who never say fail !!
The spirit Of angels
Is active, know,
AS higher and higher
In glory they go;
Me thinks on bright pinions
From heaven they sail
To cheer and encourage
Who never say fail!
Ahead, then keep pushing,
And elbow your way,
Unheeding the enyious
And asses that bray
All obstacles vanish,
All enemies quail,
In tho might of their wisdom
Who never say fail!
In lifc's rosy morning,
In manhood's fair pr.ds,
Lot this be the motto
Your footsteps to guide;
In storm and in sunshins,
Whatever assail,
Wen onward and tonquer,
And never say fail
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-03

4 kiss on the forehead denotes res
rect and admiration; on the cheek
friendship; on the eyclides, tender SEN
timent; on the lips, love. The young
men of our acquaintance have nul
much "respect" for young ladies
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-03
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 3, 1856

- Read our friend Priddy's adj
vertisement in this paper all you
homeless and houseless people.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-03

Every action of life is a step to
life OF step Ia death; step towards
heaven or step towards hell.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-03

sY We are either in state of ma
ture or of grace; in Christ's or the
devils hands.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-03

E Workings may take away a
good mans head, but they cannot
take away his crown.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-03

Those that will not know God by
faith shall be made to feel him in his
wrath.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-03

A man who dislikcs mop-handlrS
should be careful how he splits tobacco
Juice on a red headed woman's carpet.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-03

EFln the spirit of liberty there is
Il charm against infection.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-03

VThe tongue is like wild beast
very difficalt to be chained when once
lei bose.
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GiiA\I

Decembnr "a, le 6.-4w
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Married.

On Thursday, April II, by the Rev. James Millett 1T
his residence, No. Ill East Seventeenth street, Mr. Ed
WARD G. HANDING of Danbury, Conn.,, to Miss ELIZA ANNE
NARROW of this city.
On Monday afternoon April a. ct halt past Ave O'clock
Mr. Wells HUTCHINSON, of this city, and Miss DEBBE E.
HARRIS Of The city Of Chicago united in The sacred
bonds OF marriage, BY the Rev Mr.. Hopkins the Ia
bernace Baptist church. Seond avenue, in the presence
Of n numerous oncourse Of friends and witnesses.
CHICAGO papers please copy.
On Tuesday, April Is, by the Rev. Mr.. Gillette WILLIAM
B. sIcxEs to CHRISTINE only daughter Of Thomas Aesser,
both OF Westchester county.
AT New Brighton, Staten Island, on Wednesday, April
10, by the Rev. p. r. Irving, Mr.. j. L. GRIG Miss N.
I. WARREN. all OF New Brighton
On Saturday April 10, in the Presbyterian church, West
Hobeken NJ j. by Rev. James c. Egbert JOSEPH FAys Of
Belort France, TO Miss MAA L. PAYNE, formerly Of Sag
Harb0r, L. /.
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Diseases ar che T4roae and Lunss. DIR.
ROBERT HUN1ER devoeA hin attention Exclusively 10 he
treatment e .sa.es Of e throat and lungs Residence and
Hernsa:-OnIy Prize Medal Awarded to
MARSH 60, by he Industrial Exhibition Nauoua for
their patent radical truss Also he g. q - Ane-
Eiisrs fsicr md john u osfnoshsn An s..snsiSs NJ
be At Marsh Oos No ~ Maiden las New YORK.
an Massa oSs' Co Mo- s Msss street, Cincinnati
AoIIovvsy's pills Life Boats arc not moro
pecessry At thar this life medicine The exemption
scurvy and scobuuc affections Of the ate oring
pills soa at tbe manuiacories 30 Maiden lane New York
and "a Strand London and BY all druggss, at c., 6,
And$1 per box
verEnes' Electro Chemical Baths.-Dr.
at ITO Broadway From
Of there baths will ercural affections, RI eumA1ism
%Sacs salt Ssu% and hs s They
the removal OF all metals and the various and dys
saS s affections caused thereby Special department for
Darn0,s Celebrated CaIsrrh snuH-for Sale
manufacturers prices In New city, 3heu Pond
b ssse Ps cs1 co. hasn0ns 'onn o. codaoS'A
Diseases OF the Slkin.-L. ". Newton, M. ID !,
devo!es pe;ia attention the treatment of cuaneous aasc
tons and croaa at his Office No ss Fourth avenue near
a sfrise'A street. oh''' hours before Il n and altar
Coughs and Colds.-If you have q Disease
of the throat chest remember Dr. PAN }OASTS golden
oo
Shaden Neergaard. Fourth ct and tho Bowery; Mr.
hayes b Fulton street. Brooklyn and By druggists general
resort eaom blue pill for bilious attacks hesdaeh
gddness which spring brings In s DR. ssndtord In
system preventing attention business. by SAND
FORD Co., 1893 Front St, New York, and BY all druggists
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Aad in the meantime they win remain In custody The
UOods De at the Office Of the Chief Of Poee IN
~ city.
RxPoxr OF rHE CHIEF OF PcuT-The report Of the chief
Of Police for the quarter ending 3is day of March
submitted TO The Conmon Council 1T the last msetiuy
Of arrests during the above period was 7z6 being de-
Of GAL since the previous quarter. There were
during the quarter Cos persons accommodated with
fsand by the police restored to their parents and
guardians; IL dres were exungushed by the police;
were reso ued from drowning and $706 SO
ken oogers and drunken and restored to
them. The following list shows the nature OF the Of
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FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

TyONyTRsATION FRANCAIS.-uN AMERICAN, POUR
meuY parer Francois desire are 10 conn aissance dun
on meux dune Franchise qui propouce ben So
LANG ne chez ql peu dem heure deux ros
cis rar seaine. Les mcieurs references. 81 les DESIRE
s'adresser 5 w. s., Herald office.
nN DbMANDE uNE FEMME FRANCAIS, QtfPARLR
~ ben qul salt coudre tou sogner les enisnts
lie renseignemtns sadreaser an NO. Est2e
m heures Ell midi.
GN DFMANDE UNE FILE ALLENANDE, POUR
~ servtr table dune petite camille ele deyra parer 10
cats coudfe ement La anRue AnBase nest
pms neoessaiIe. s'aoresser q 20 Est lie rue
nH DEMANDE UNE FFNME DE- CHAMBRE FRAN
~ eaise sachan paraemeut Golfer e fare les robes sa
dresser n 14O Sc avenue, de 10 beures mid.
LINE FILE FRANCHISE. OTEsTANTE, COMMAS
SAINT hien In sachant collier pouvant onrnir de
-ernf tiNYr DEF moo fp~a ferttra De
rfnmbre -
French Girl, Union square Post ONCE
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
THE TURF.

THE TURF.
Anew YORK RACES SPRING MEErING THIRD week
~ june 1885, the Fashion formerly NatonaD Race
Course Newiown L. l. For Jockey Club purses and stakes
zee Spirit OF the 11mea-
DE WITT c. GRINNRLI. TYeas'r Fashion Asson.
DOLLHOUSE PLEASURE 4ROUNDa.--THE TROg AID
III versed the 2d instant postponed to Friday The 18th
instant Entries will cose day OF the
j. ID. WALTON, Proprietor Of track,
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THEATRICAL.
GRAND AMATEUR CONCERT-
NJ AT b. srEPHrN's CHURCH, TWENTY EIGHTH STREET,
(Rev. Dr. CummingsJ
ON THURSDAY, APRIL a. 1856.
COMMITTEE.
Mue Aocha, Mrs. Banker, Mr.. W Mage
Nine UeNontholon, Mrs. Nc Elvaney, Mr.. T. Donney,
Nine. Isclln, Mrs. Byron, Mr.. J. T. Develn,
Mme Brandegee, Mrs. Adamson Mr.. q. r. Bauy,
Nine JAuonagne Mrs. Broderick, Mr.. J. Monogh,
Mime. d HomeriQue, Mrs. Herrick. Mr. Q. j. lhebaud,
Nine. Avezzana, Mrs. Teres. Mr.. II. lngoldsby,
Nine Labens, Mrs. Van Buren,, Mr.. Q. Maru
Mrs. Sanford, Mr.. O. M. Connol. Major Selden,
Mrs. secor y. W. O,Brien
Mrs. Glover, Mr. +. Gilbert, J. O'Brien,
L, peMonco, Delmonicos Denis Julien, st. Denis;
Hotel; j.. q. j. Wheeler Union
Co eman 4 Sleson, Aston Places
House; Kerner Birch, Clarendon;
Tread ell, Acser Co., ST. hawey D. Clapp Everett
Nicholas LID. CrockM GramercyPark;
Simeon Leland, Metropolitan; VI. l. & a. W. Bordwe1 Ban
Hiram Cranstp New YORK; croft.
CoLcer begins at ~ O'Clock NJ Proceeds opay debt on
the tickets to De had of the committee Admission
one dollar
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There during the quarter I've hundred and fifteen
days lost members Department by sick
and disability, being average loss Of nearly SIX
per day Complaints preferred against fifteen mem
hers OF the Department, which upon investigation
suited fOlOws-Dismissed from office, 3; suspended
w fifteen days. l. suspended for fourteen days. for ten
days. Il for days complaints dismissed g. total,
Is. The numbsr of detailed men 81. distributed
fonows-Chiers Office, A. MAYORS Office, O; hack inspes
tors, 2; police courts, A. ferries, IS.
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COurt Cnlentlar~ThIs Day,

SUpREME CotaT-Circ0it Nos. 213 800, 3A, 3T5, 246
So4ts7s, q, 9, 27o, 271, 203 104, ia, 800.
SUPREME CouRr-Specal Tsrm.-Nos. "A, H. S5, CO. 81,
%, l22 129, 1872, 14i to ISL inclusive.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRT--As before.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos. ass, 252 1913, 449 45O ZOO 1885,
472 480 487, 49I, 109 1885, 495 1896 498 $685. 606 507
see 5l4, SIS, 1922 $40 217, 554 l7s 2a1 22e 4s 26s
COMMON PIEAs.-Part Mos. 1853, 465, 266, 4s9 IT,
Dol to boa Part Mos. CO. 500, $751; 400, SAL to $780,
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New Edition, Corrected ana Improved -
GENIN has the pleasure o. rclng and brilliant
edition OF his spring hat cr 1856. 1t brm full Of beauty
gantly bound, and sold al 81. GEN1N,
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French SILK flats.-Just Received by Rhl-
NALDo ". WATERS two cases French hats. 40 Broad
way. cne door above Canal street.
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Nquinoctlal Haas TOR stormy Weather con
emily had White tho fashionable halter. Dress hats
% and s. besides mpnrtai0n OF extra fine soft hats
ready. WHITE Halter l48 Fulton street.
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go daily at the original picture MILL 2S9 Broadway eight
established Twenty arsts Employed and 900 tubs
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"A Card.-In Consequence OF tho Store being
slightly damaged by the Are Of So nray night the stock will
be arranged and ready for sale Immediately. No delay will
filing ORDERS the manufacturing viii be done else
where. until the store is repaired.
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Espenchefd's Hats.-T2e Extraordinary
demand existing for them In saying that hand
r public appreciation Bedes these superatye recommen
dollar price demanded in Broadway for hats far
inferior Gentlemen respectfully invited to call and test
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Ambruty Pes--Large Sized, with Case, Tor
bQeents King los Bowey the only artist in the city who
akes large sized ambroype warranted not " fade for ~
cents Remember KING 105 Bowery.
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Hotel Keepers md Barroonls,-


Since the Introduction of Schiedsm schnapps into the
Omitted States number of liquor mixers in New York have
commenced putting mixed and poisoned GIN, and calling
scnspps 1he name belongs expreisy to my artice-at
Others and impostiOus the public. under
SAND number OF barrooms In tn. city keep the poisonous
nm for pae of the cheapress Of the
5Opars half dozen-when pure Holland gin is worth
by The pipe dollar ard fifty cents gallon. Look out for
unuh tnpoeters. UDOIPHO WOLFE. % Beaver street.
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DR. co. In addition to their regular daily sales OF real
estate at the Merchants hxchsnge which will be continued
heretofore will give their attention auction sales Of house,
BOLD residence Of Their
q will commence at 10 O'Clock to day. at We
Tweny sixth street, opposite Trinity chapel the catalogue
soprng the usual variety very costly furniture Of
make, and nearly new,
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Rich lind Kacy Is the "Acrostic'' Of A. E.
SHAW ROUNDY Look at II in another column. They
pr elegant fits at their shirt depot a91 Broadway.
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PhEenoI0gy.-Mr. Fowler Commences a
Of lectures this evening at the odeon Brooklyn E. d.
be continued evening this week Seats TO first lecture
fte the remainder l2 cents each. Professional examina
kOG daily, at 3OS Broadway.
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-. Dev1in d Co. beg TO state that their
Wholesale retail departments completely stocked
With their elegant styles spring CLOTH
ing and the custom department with the newest mportatops
New York.
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MUTATIONS WANTED.

WAHrgD-A SITUATION. AZ COOK By WOMAN
Who oroushy understands cookery IN 81 its branches
years IN her Last place. Cin be 80 Pearl door
from Water st brooklyn.
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n,on ard Cure of Consumption, Asthma, Bronchs Heart
seare and Laws OF Life tn Ful IMPOSITION Of Med
81 Irh,aion ew edjnn bsadsomay bound Ia muslin
o thirty rgravings a9d sce portrait OF the author
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