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Portrait Of Mr. Rsrey the Horse Tanner Vicious Horse before
bes introduced MI Rsrey Vicious orse ster having been
intro iuc.d Mr.. Rsrey the supposed lncursoe Horse
Cruiser under Mr.. Rsreyt Trea. nent
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Fyon tn, BALTInoRE Amgsrc.s.

Every subject which student Of general infonss
ton NAV dc sire refer will be found this properly Gao
,if.d There doubt Il viii be the standard u reference IN
every library public and private
psnd Of the latest inventions In which the pe-ese
century very prolific will at take prscedsneo
over every other work e,tant :"
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r,ox tn, prr,s,,vsc vN EsrsEss.

I'VE mus, say that the New American Cylopsda prom 's' -
be the mos. important book Of general Information ewr pa
n,h.d In any country There % here an earnest that NE vc
vii contain complete exposition Of all human knowledge ~
especially Of practical knowledge"
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Fson THE LOUISVILLE JOURNAL.

This unqueousbly Of the most valuable publications.
TIA, A. ever issued from the PRESS IL win BE- useful to al
eassc. Of people an will urrh in Itself complete library Of
knowledge every description. Il work Ct which the pub
hshers may we. and which must certainly with
prompt AMI general demand"
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FRon TuE v. Y. TIMES.

The result coufes upon the New CyelOpedsis r~ond"1
taac,, of practical and immeda@ u1fy i''sn
ness general thooughness give Il decided sN'he osss
Of Il. class hitler no issued either side Il the
Atlantic"
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FEos TIVE PHIL.DELPYI. BULLETIN.

TO every cultivated mind msssLne, containing the
clues 10 s.nsrL kno~iedSe ADo., aud such
nsssszire 90 have in tki. admirable 6 c'radia.v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-08

pleasant feature In work 10 that the articles. inpsrtis9
vb. NAV be termed the heavier Of Information, Are Inter
spersed with light amusing little men and nan
ners Its impossible psr~ w,hou, smiie the fouowing
passages which form pat Of the article upon Actors sSd A
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6perial Notices.

Post.(lffice Nofice.-THE MAILS for EUROPE per
.,.smsr ANGAROO Will close at this Ofe on sATU ROAf,
The I2sh day Of May, al 10! oicioct =, ~ 80 -
The Annual Meeting OF the American woman
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II O'Clock az the house OF MIS- fIt "fsDSi I'm
Nc IA LexingtoDs v., New YHk. o.,,
k.w.York Young Mems Christian Association.
s,.h AInIysss.y Il iis Association Will be held ~ the
n PAU, ip.wl Methodist Church an Aod 2dst, on MON
DAY EVENING May 10 o'el:en Address WI i % es
vIREEk III Rev DR.. MeCLINTOCK, THOMAS IL ROD
NAN go I'D obtI ls.h l1kej spskAst.
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"niss ueA, ns;ional work Il vii II bert upst ~. IA
nsh all The way throash prove he bet portable ~os q rue
raj reference for Americas In the language Bosas to,ss
and here We have complete sNpnters cbes Of them sh
ready 10 use good metal and knA-a mAsship
mi, Cycopssa To- necessity every literary sperS
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ysos Tur srRssyIgLD REpusLIcAs.

More than tbe hr', By . R.se ne s."ond vo.sss
hundred principal nices sbuDong fresh AM curious hces
and say least fifty that not 70 b. found sny
ohr boos Of ret.i.nos Eawnd Everett G.oss TkDo, ssa
Professor Feon are suopg coDtrblto fou viii 10.
the dstDs gushing fsstnre 81 This peeunenty Amsf IN
soTt hs II, ousit occurrence u the dates 1857 s-oi so-
nor 20 the Crmsr the great Indian revolt and "a The
sri crisis wbo'e shadow has hardly passed from Ia vast
gransy Of h. owedse II b pleasant find the op he v.f1
xinno wings If yesterday"
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ERoM Tnr Y. Y. CnRnsIcLE.

We have found clear su,fnct in It's statements, psoound
IN It's learned and comprehensive In its ma,es and fall
of the Information which expects obtain from booa Of
rsf,u
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raon Tnr NATIONAL IxrELLIeExc,R.

THE amount Of new matter embraced In this vsue the sb.
sence Of Individual opni and nydous ch'is the
in nsrislity as well 40 leaning Of the articles res,n, b.
oapby and politics. will strike The reader thinh, IN pscs
lar force"
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Fsos TnE Cn.sLrsros Mraevsy;

Such work and f1foishinf ~f VIZ,
complete library 10 iise vii save ne ana s'"f
keeping and searching brsgsh tbous.nd otesf 'slss
srsy We instance o. gsri..n.sp % pau. I'D =
vet no proofs II that hostile sec,onsy o. ~ha ~ hsss hh-
sr,o h.S reason IN I'll such pubiestons % Complain"
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FsoN TUE PmL.orLgri. Pass;

The materials Tor sneh work this ~ soued sboys
all In the personal eds. Of oontrs
(nssy hundred in numbsT wbos eoopefses has ess.
sy1sbe fof this sres soT OF thes WRITER'S - lave
,ad the msjoy American cf'zsns; tut Missy ~fr~s
Great Britain and the Continent Of Enop- s,e bsn presses
into the service and have rendered efficient aid"
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A BOOK OF GEMS
LIFE TIL O II q III Il $

LIFE II II o II q III Il s,
To take up at ha; TO the experience Of all when
the u Graves glowing thought tender word and has no
desr leisure for spofound meditation and so this book will
be welcome for II abounds in such Is these:
I'VE have the promises of God thick as daisies in Summer
meadows at deah which most ear shall be to 20 the
mos, blessed experiences, if trust in linn Death Is IN
10y breaking in the desert the heart come To its
..onins time Do we call dying when the bud bursts into
foweri"
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FRoN The RIcssosD ExAnrsrs.

The work promises from TIE u this fni y,ums
be the very vel the very best Of modern sney-
elopsdis,.
. II oil really be Dictionary q Universal Kno.~is To
scholar and professional VII ind with rfereeees
every sphere 81 learned hqDify"
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NETWORK, SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1858.


LIFE THOUGHTS,
HENRY WARD BEECHER,
The WORLDS PREACHER,
The reader viii ind the
.reus, Of Nature, witch male. The whole vcriAhA-
The viscr Of oustt snd freedom Of rxsrasss his
xo,ti.sut All otes brilliant nlssson and tie ,upest
shows With mankind - well u II. r oommon wants
=, IN their Iesie Affiliations combine 20 make IL che Of he
uo,, ,suabe . Is Of he pd., Of poderu hooks
LIFE THOUGHTS"
Is wonderfully full Of beauty and Of tie forcbe Illustration Of
Truth Read the following extracts:
"fsmsn oaious Ia society, he might web b. in prison
Th. vo, prisons Of hey Of thrsbong hearts
outraged by an il famous he"
We sleep but the hon Of never stops, The pattern
which wss weaving when the went down weaving when
comes UP " morrow.
HENRY WARD BEECBER'S
NEW BOOK,
LIFE TIL o u q II L s.,
I. literally volume of gems striking earnest bous Is true
and vie as they re orcl md brilliant expression. Among
many s,hers may be found the !onowins:
1.-THE superHuous blossoms fruit mean. 70 symbol
ize the large way which God 20 pleasant things"
1--WE 70 to the grave offs friend saying man dead but
angels thsong about him, saying man is born"
"A man in the right with God MS side, 10 in the majority,
ofthe EARTH
THE GREATEST BOOK
THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
have said good thinss-more tina. accorded
with the popular Christian heart than
HENRY WARD BEECHER-
Read wha' he says:
Men think religion bears the relation to life thai flowers
DO trees The tree ow through long period before the
poisoning time they think religion to be blossom jus.
before DEATH heaven But the Bible represents e
gion not as the Of he but the whole of ben
ming mi de, and end It is simply right hriag'
Let be under,tood the end of existence here
that may be Godle ard may knew .ha. sha
become by being manly in the world, and that We
placed grow strong aud noble and net merely 70 y
There classes Of people IN the Church: the Religion
Its who love ood oy u3rg8 r1sD.; csis, 30
are Inspired to do right BY loving God
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w, az sem T.y ibis New Cycle pxiis tnsts
.h.n We conclude po@ vAich a hEo~edses ;s .Sr,il&
s,t, OF sty speciality and reliability BY sssss
", h.v, found continuous reading Of seb.sslss
raj, AID a trr bok II naisrofat bal teen esaanes
I'm M. :. a In fact u universal . pop
ulsr.a whoever read o. AL sEjoy the po~ssssSsn
md esrusa Of the New Cyelopsdis-"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-08
THE NEW AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA,
VoLS I. AND H.
HAVING PASSED THROUGH
CIV IDITIONS.

svrs srroR. THE SUBSCRIBERS SUPPLIED WITH rHt
SECOND VOLUME ACHIEVED SUCCESS SURPRISING
THE UTMOST BoPEs FRIENDS, THE PuBLIsHEss ARE
HAPPY IN LAYING BEFORE PvsLc Jew EXAMPLES OF
THE ArHrsiAsTIc AND ALMOST UNANIMOUS FAVOR WITT
WHICH 1T has BEEN RECEIVED:
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Che New American 0ptIopGoia.
FxoN TIVE CnsIsrI.S kariRss

rsd.rs inooHppasly the he's, the EDsi'o i'o-
fu.se."
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Paups Parina Crackers are made only BY Nj. PAUL,


ard Tor the credit Of human Eaure PAUL happy 70 say ss
hs stamp has not knowledge Seen oorntereitei The
certainly sresf The preterse, on the pat Of
sry one that Farina Csefe possessing all desirable eIce
epoe can only made In es.abhshment s simply device
r.o.d to- for purpO.e Of humbussns the pubic into The
o., the suitable WORKS. scientific arrangements"
,,es care "prscer "s1periepce' critical knowledge"
and "eensummaie si concentrated In mammoth
cerr GU, Of which sue al good and true FAns
CrtehenL
PAUL previous notice told the story of his PARMA
CRACKERS without presDse mysticism TRIAL Of quality
is the best TEST and PAUL dsu. that the public viii
roe In this WY bis PARMA CRACKERS large
Inquire Of any fret clsss grocer for PAULS FARISA
CRACKERS STAMPED PAUL
Sold at wholesale by DREW L FRENCH. Sole Agents,
No SIS Barclay st., New York.
Professor FELTON, Of Harvard University, Ia recent pa
FER read at meeting Of the American Academy OF Arts aud
ssIss. account Of hi. wit to Dr. AZ ABBors EeYP-
Yort and Jays fan antiquities aud
ou then those 10 any EurOPesn ao.79 9s.
Central Park.-PuBLIc EXHIBITION Of the PLANS
In accordance with resolution Of the Board Of CcGmi.sin
the designs for The improvement Of the Central Pak n
sy. % Exhibition btu from s.f TO s BO.ssy
the svss Of the exhibition be divided among the
'''''' co" 'F''' '''' " ''n DAVID Il HART, Ce,.
"Death to all vermin!,
A, Msy approaches,
AErs and REACHES
From their boes come cut
Ard NICE and RATS,
In spite 81 cats
Galy skip about.
BED BUGS bic
You 10 the night
A. On the rcd you slumber;
And IssECrs crawl
Tho chamber and hall,
in squads without number
"COsTAR's" Rat, Roach, nc. ExTERMNATOR.
"COSTARS" Bed bug EXTERMINATOR
"COSTARS" ELECTRIC POWDER, for Ants, Insects, &c.
(THE ONLY TsFALLIBLE REMEDIES KNOWN
DIror, No. Ss8 Broadway NewYork
Patent Double lee Pitchers. are The greatest
luxury Of the season made Of Britannia rse,a heavily plated
and embossed AID for sae wholesale and retail at Nos and
BGIing zip, by LUClUS HAhr
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The value vurs 20 man Of ssn<nos sId earn
Ing can hardly b. estimated Nssy syey f.sel,y nan 90
a<Ss doe. no end y. way the h,.ds q ever. nts'rsst
tauIIy In ,he Union.T
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''Death TO all vermin!"
Mem Publications.

Mem Publications.
DUPLICATION DAY OF
i HUGH MILLER.
GREAT WORK.
PUBLISHED MORNING,
From early Glasgow sheets, by special ausneemenS
THE LIFE AND TINES OF HUGH MILLER.
Author Of the Testimony Of the Rocks" "Old Red
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Schools and SChoolmas.ers," &c.
PREPARED
THOMAS N. BR WIN,
The Eminent Scotch Divine.
Muslin, limo. Pnee 81 In muslin or % half cali.
The lie of 20 remarkable MAD SO HUGH MILLER cannot
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sp ken. lowest ranks Of life his ndomitabe will
wonderful raised him among the master sptrits
Mason of Cromsry admitted 10 be the
of the The volume announced above
genial spprecisive picture Of the life aud times OF
this marvellous Written by Of his most intimate
MSS" newspape and resident in tie house with the
nb Of Memoir the author had abundant opportunities or
udypg his noble heart and manly
which have proved Invaluable his volume testihes II
TO BOOKSELLERS;
Of volume by the author OF Testimony
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Bookseller by ordering quantities directly from the
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book wia be sept by mall postage paid to any part OF the
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RUDD L CARLETON Publishers and Bookseller
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This usst work hss upward q nsnrd contributors fno
different pss 81 the world vho sss direction Of hs s
sytaptS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-08

To the end Of the world the word garden shall be swee'e
than flower or fruit could make ii for the Son OF God the fares
hns that ever grew an,ed there and 'pang from thence
in celestial loom and glory"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-08

Through the week 20 into the valleys o. care and
shadow Cur ssbbshs sh ud be hills Of light and Joy in Gods
presence and So q. rolls shs go on from mountain
TIM 10 maintain ton Ill. At last we catch the Glory Of the gate,
and ent=r in to 60 out forever"
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LIVERY one should buy copy of
IL GWYNNE Il DAYS
BANK NOTE REGISTER,
And note carefully the list Of
Doubtful Banks
Office No u Wal e.
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THE GREATEST BOOK
THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.

Let it be undenood that the end Of existence here
that may be GodIke ard may we knew that we shall
become by being manly in the world, and tina. We
placed here to grow strong aud noble and net merely To
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-08

There aIe classes Of people IN the Church the Religion
its who love ooo oy 10 rant, Cs.ss- b
are inspired to do right by loving God
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Or. X. Angus Smith. Disinfectins Pcwder-rse
sAespsst ana eesnt Dsirsiant yet produced for
x~.se a. public AID perfectly inDoxiop and
Aas gedieut Il thofoashy removes me smell
ho. oy.ns s~.sroSs ais NIGHT SOIL. &C In stables
v bc..s &c tie sT pure and makes VENTILATION
NV x tbs, highly eopdusy. 10 the health Of tse sui
-. II, free use n SICK ROOMS C0fFlNS. the
sirs q ,se dead =. ossI smell and REMOVES
AZ DAEGRR FROM INJECTION u contains metals
- t,., ,psrous nsIstelt NAnGres treated with this DIS
yTcrOk will be found much improved IS ne AN nonis and
.hrho,,c lid .s preserved and s0npound formed we'd
80 70 10 Of great value agricultural purposes OSCAR
v DAYTON Co. Sole Proprietor: for me uoiisd States.
cents sch; ao 10 bags q 10 poIrcs ard By ihs TIN
A. pv ~ LneSsss ,AIsssSVsa ss ely
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NEARLY TWENTY THOUSAND
LIE THOUGHTS

NEARLY TWENTY THOUSAND
LIE THOUGHTS
IN TWENTY DAYS,
For 1t il full Of sterling merit and mellow strains Of P'
prose- interviewer pure philosophy in perfect
teachings Of divine revelaions together wiz eqe"
Illustrations Of such peculiar and evor as one coaa s'e
only to just such fruitful Imagination as that Of
HENRY WARD BEECHER-
God made the world relieve overfuI ereiVe 'o'usH
musicians sing talk artists sketch wnen ii VI
sestion, What profuson 10 there in his WORK "hen '
blossom there is not single breas'Pin but whole ''"
full Of gems and Of leaves they have so many SUITS nA' '
throw them AWAY TO the winds oil Summer long "nf unnn
ber.d eshedrs has He reared in the forest shades 'a
grand full Of carvings and hsunted e'enofs "
lou, music and In the heavens shove, how DO ha em " nav
Town out his hand faster than SPARKS out Of mighty Urge
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1--WE 70 to the grave offs friend saying "A man dead but
angels thlong about him, saying, A man is born"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-08

man In the right with God his side in the majority
though he be alone Tor God al populations
9th earth"
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HENRY WARD BEECHERS
NEW BOOK,

LIFE L II Q u q III Il s.
1, volume Of gems striking earnest thoun, % true
and vie as they re orcib, md brilliant in expression Among
many sthers may be found the !ol0wins:
1.-THE superHuous blossoms fruit tree are meant 70 symbol
ze the large way which God loves to 20 peasan. thnss
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