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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-10-13
BOOT AND SHOE WAKTNG.

lie stlll carries on the Manufacturing Of Boots
ana Shoes, IN all its branches. With 6rstrate
"ofkmen, aud the best suppiy Of materials he has
ever had, he feels confident ofbeing able to please
all who favor him with their custom.
~ HE TRADE, he offers the very best stock
Oh iNDlAdSo of all kinds. which he offers on the
most liberal terms.
Thankful for the generous patrons are heretofore
neSt"Wed. he respectfully soiicits its continuance.
hoping to give satisfaction by faithsnl attention
aud good work. HENRypORTER
Raleigh, Oct 9, 1888. , 80
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-10-13
B0ARDERS WANTED

MI RS. VI. A. RAMSAY would take a few Dav
1N1 Boarders. on accommodating terms. If an.
be mads immediately. f
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single regret, and that was in refsfy
separation between herself and her HUSBAND
and children. as might have been expected.
She was ready for the Her last
words were-"The Lords way is right"
Thus star by star declines,
Till all are passed awav.
As morning higher and higher shines
To pure and perfect day:
Nor sink those stars in empty night,
But hide themselves in heavens own light.
L.
In Unioaville, S. c., on the 14th instant,
Robert Q. S. Warlick, aged 81 years, six
months and twenty DAYS.
About twelve months ago he left the pa
ternal roof, bidding farewell to dear relatives
and friends with bright prospects for a long
life before him, little thinking that would he
his last farewell and when disease invaded
the citadel of life he was anxiously looking
forward to the time, not far distant, when be
would again visit the home of his childhood
and enjoy the society of his friends. But
God determined otherwise, and he was call
ed to grapple with the king of terrors, with
out one of his relatives to console HIM in this
trying hour; but it is a source of consola-
ton to his parents to know that he was not
without friends "n0ne knew him but to
love him; ) and still another greater conso-
lation is, that in health he had made prepar-
alton for this solemn change. For the last
three years he had been a worthy member of
the NJ. E. Church, adjoining it's doctrines by
a holy walk and conversation. May the
friends not sorrow as those who nave no
hope; but believing that, while they drop
the tear of affection over his grave, he is
singing the song of redeeming love in that
world where sorrow is never known.
Far from this world of toll and strife
He's present with the Lord,
The labors of his mortal life
End in a large reward. II.
~ Salisbury Banner and n. G.. Wing
please copy.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-10-13
O Brogans.

Kubbers, Water Proofs.
For Ladies, Gentlemen,
Children and Servants.
From the finest and most tasty. to the coarsest
ana most durable: which he offers for sale on tho
most reasonable arps
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-10-13
a1elgh, October 18th, 1858.
LOOK BEFORE YOU BUY,
Be Sure you find the Right Place
SHAWLS N CLOAYs,

A LARGE VARIETY of the latest importa.
N tons. 4, /. Ev4El
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At Bridge
Sept. 9Th, II
Mrs. Ann Pr
and d~aughte
and
er, brothers
ii ms and
eternal g
her. She
Der of the NJ.
hope of imn
hidinr ad$5@
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--9-5s-. SEWING. MACHINES.
The Agensy for EzossoF srNing llaelines: Pris
a. cnn, be seen atlIy Warthouses South enc
Market, In operation Saturday Tof1 q Is o'eoekd
ngl 20 80 GEO WILS0N
L9UGENIA skts Open CiOak8, Shetland Wool ehaUis,
u Chenille setsi lAdest tAuutletts- Also beau
tf1l Elastic aelrs, Ne tt5lss dEtss buttons
Ladies' an A9 Hoe variety, Linen shirt Fronts
Opera FIess J67l De GeulaF Wells, very pTriiy an
nPE fauE2Tl HRIRKELI. ~ EAtllNGFN-A q
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PHNNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.


TTNHI GREAT CENTRAL HOUTE connecting the Allan
Il tic cities With Western, NnTth-Wsstern, and south
Western States BIS R0IlUay direct This road
also connects at Pittsburgh with daily line Of STEAMERS to
all ports the Western Rivers, aud Cleveland and SAN
duaEy with Steamers TO all ports on the North
Lakes; making tire direct, eteupet and reliable
route by which RRETGIlT be forwarded aud fFa
the Gr6dt WSst %.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHI4 AND PITrsBURGH
FIRST CLAss-Boots, Shoes, Hats and
saa rnSSs VGai @ S4ss @ sG and Ooe 100
feathers, RuTs, &c. ,.---.---.---l b..
SECOND Glass Domestic sirstins,l
bras S suS SasE sSSas, 9sn1. Ees
Tin rolls or bOxes)Wool and sheep P=lts
Eastward.
THIRD CLASS-Auylls Steel, Chains Cin
casksO Hemp, bacon, and Pork saltrd 1oa n
(iOOse pFin casks lTobaero tnsnufs etu- P' AOO l'
ed, (eSeept cigars or eut1 &c. &C. r.
FOURTH OLASS-COHee, Fish, Bacon Beef $500.
Lard IaTi on. ESI,C ees Xs s5 6Oe per ZOE lbs,
man Clay, Tar, Pitch. R0sn. &c. i.44 i5tlI1
PLOUR,-4I, per bbl. until further notice .
GRAiNLn loads IS cents per OO lbs, NIL further
notice, +. ti5-s-'f',t -.aaiz
C0TToN$2 per bale not exceeding soc lbs weight until
further notice.
~ In shipping goods from any point east Of PhiadeI-
pa, be particular GHfF packages Ei PtaHSJSrnAi
itroa" All Goods consigned TO the agents road
% Philadelphia Pittsburgh, viii be forUarded Hito1t
FREI3HT AGETS-C Evans. KiIby street Boston; P
Clarke, AstOr House, and No william John
heLonald No BA1tsfy Place, ~ WORK Pierce ECo
vide, ,Oi lTNin ana SPringtnan BTOW Curnntl o;
Carter JeEett, LOuisviIle, Ky: o'Rey Co. Evans
Vile, Ind; u 81 Louis, 40; Harris WoFnley
Ne phis, Tenn; Lerch Co. Chicago, ILL., Glass, Fort
Wayne Ind; Sneeder, Phiai MagFaE kOVns, Balti-
70. u. Hi'sTON, Gent Freight Agent. Philad.
'Iy1SJ HI. LOAlBAERT, Supt, Altoona, Pa.
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TRA.NSPO PORTAT TI9N.

PENN N6YLWANIA RA1LROaDl
TTyINTER ANGKalRNT.-on and aitef Monday, De
TIKI PAST NAIL TRAIN leaves the Passenger station
every morning. except Sunday AT Tb0 oeOek, Pittsburgh
THE EXPRESS ftAIN leaves tbs StatloueTerY evening,
ut $40. N
The Johnsov Accommodation train leaves Pittsburgh
daily except sunday, a O o'clock p H st0Ppiug a. all
stations, and running UORenaugl First Accom-
nOd1ti0n Train for Turtle Greek Bridge, leaves daily,
eept sunday AZ lu4Os Tbs second Accommodation
Train for Turtle Greek, eayes, leaves daily sunday
cspted, at 42O p The Third Accommodation Train Tor
Turtle Greek, leaves daily, except Sunday, 20,
Returning rrains arrive Pittsburgh folloEas-Ex-
on IL g. ms PiIst Greek & So a M
second Accommodation 1S.4v5 Third odation,
Trains for lusviie and Inliana connect At BiafsvIe
te Johnstpwn Accommodation rFain East and West.
Pittsburgh aud COhnellsvie Trains, stopping all sta
sunday excepted 9ollUWE:-haii Train. a M;
press Train, 3 n RetuFpina Traihs from PtsbuTEh
6.10 ?. m. Eec3. .iatt tt-- .ff
The travelling public will and sresuy her interest
In Esst West, n trANelb the PennsyIvunia Rail-
road, the accommodations oyTed, be
passed other route. As the road b baasted with
", speed and comfort, all Vlo may ihsroad with
their patronage. -tl
. :. q T'altlnoFe.. .........f.... 80
= Lancaster ...-..-.-.--.---- :. 50
'. lAarIlsourS.--- -'r------------------- . -
Baggage checked all Stations on Pennsylvanta
Railroad, and Philadelphia baltimore aud New York.
PASSENGERS 10 the cara charged
Ten Cents in Hddon the station from sta
tons Where The Company has no aEent. -
NoTIoE.-In case OF loss the Company VIII hold them
amount not exceeding flUy,
H.B-The Excelsior Omnibus L!ne, has employ
charge exceed 2S cents for each and bag
For T1ekttsapplyto JsTEwART. Asrnt-,
Hr.i r A. the ?. Z. Z. Passenger Sta!iOn,
Jant Liberty and Grant stS., PittabuFEh-
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Moore, WiIstaoh, Keys & Co.,
25 WEsT FOURrm sTHEET,
CJINCINNA'TI

C1NCINNAT1.
T4PoRTIyG srATIoNERs, 1naanfaeturers Of lIsparan-
dun, Pass and Blank hooks, styIes Bible PTiut-
sTs Book Jobbers, Medical BOOK great
ss 4s'esS az s ost q he ar G % ne h9.s 70
ehes above indicated They oasr for Cash aHd
Cap BLANK Books IS qarss full bound Cap BAu Books
dit1 hlk BooNs. sou qaiFss QuaEto bianEs' 90 TOss
Lead HeuessishllaFdts, Rab9rs', and Other makeTF;
Fen MoIiers So de1 Writing Tisid 81 s 50 Su iE
atandss o s-tsI, All rils; 20 ro wedding EhVel-
Bctiir it6 rms tgis French and American Tissue Pa
p.rs; IS rms EnSiisl PapeFS; IO1 rms Cap Pa
ers: ISM ms: Letter PapeT ia0 rms nan sIssIS al
syls; 900 rms Note PaPes 01 rms Letter.
s.9 eo5 G DST1 s tos lss; 5 ESss s
SSsisi q ~ SSg5l 5S % esPy
st0- \ frerh. PEiees Low. and ELehaI,gs ssySd. =.
nOT%l . Wet Eoprtb s., CRsalaii-s
New Books, Stationery, dc.
AaiEs o. ORB, No. IiT Siald ST. begs can tl
o. shSlgssls eud Esta pu5SsseEs Of Iiso.
ooks Of All kinds from tIe primary 20 te Slse
Classics Miscellaneous Rp UafrissEss DIaui iEE BVOEs
l G1Ry SsSs' AEssis1Ei as sNs B 5 sos Ia
PsSs s. s. aS g. y @ .lye % Dd A f SIG
iqsRks, denny Lind Peas, and Al d. oI tiillotts
vIlS1s pSasnss HoSSc y s
ss, Zen g Isss go9@ AISa9s e Esss EsE,ss
Ess fsr aezeEendulR q ~ sykes oyeE saq HesFs
and Note faPsEsi si srass and sali
GOLD PENs.We glsh e elII especial Iattsntputa oar
large and we'll selected lot Geld Pens HaTipE dfs1e
Of 81 old stock HvaEV Pa now 6drre D. SI Sis
every iidl % Al 1losst5E
Cos eelratrd Rsnn- -iEy!n The largest ad bst seleff-
sd stocof Psns inthe hose u Eant % slpeTior a.
tleis cannot fan 20 bssllttd. lia -a7i.et sFfrfi
eseHld ssl ths q the Lgdies n Bdgffeiilar
% stock Of PANCH STATIONERY which puTensed
expressly for their AtIo, khoUing thaI u6thipq
u tbs Kind and laitt Ia lsFetalore been kstfin eft
& ssA s4t ass stssi.s s25
JAMES C. ORRH,
s'Pis 1isNs'n s., iEA.riing, ".
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TRANSPORTATION
Cleveland, PIttsburgn s Wheell
& ing Railroad.


s ing Railroad. q
81 :y 80 80 2
on and amer Monday January 95, Is5s, VIII
LEAVE cLEYELAND: s.
I10O a. ~ Mail Trun, stopping all stations; arrive
Pittsbargh ut 7:4D II, and at Bridgeport 7:e4
tF lcPM. 81
LEAVE PITTsDUHGu:
700A. NJ Mall Train, stopping at al regular stations,
lPort Homer, slcans, and Deep Run are dag
ta stations for Al passenger trafEsl arrives at
Cleveland ut S:55 p II and at bridgeport at
12:tU T. M
9:S5 P b. Express Trsin, sOpng an regular stations
arrives at Bridg, port at 7=s4 IN =
LEAVE BkIDGEPORT: i.s5J q
1880 a. 81. Express Trai Stopping all regular stations,
i CDeen Runi Soans, Port Homer are Gag sta;
tiOns for thistEan arrives at Cleveland at j.5S
p ~ and At Pittsburgh at Iz:35 p 81
25 r. II. Mall Train, stopping At all stations, and arrives
as sPittsbnrsh Al t:4QPM 81
But train daily OISveand-leaves bridgeport at
COuueetIouH. EA
Connections made by all through trains follows:
At CleVeIund, with trains Toledo Detroit Chicago and
the NortWesti also for Eric, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara
Falls and Canada.
At Steubenve Beair, with the stenbenville
ana and Central Ohio Railroads. for Cadz, COShocon New
ark, BaTnesVile ZAneS Vile, Wilmington, Lancaster, ,COuIn
bus, Cincinnati, indianapolis and 81. Lous. g
tWheelinE, with baltimore Ohio Railroad, for Cum
beTand Harpers Ferry Baltimore aud Washington City.
Local and Through Tickets purchased the
Gus Offices on unsi also at the Union Ticket Office,
Posite the Lever Wheeling Ya and at the Uaion Once
81 Superior ST., Cleveland, Ohio.
Supernt ndani's 0Ree, q 4 PRR.l JAMES FARMER,
Cleyeland, Jan 2e, lsts. ysn25 sup'l.
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T( C0Rl,EsPONDENTs.

LETTERS concerning subscription, advertising other f.
the Integencer, should be addressed to
sIs concerning the editorial department Of the pael,
cri e addressed Editors jointly or to either one
,tli-m. -, -.
Correspondents writing for publications Will please write
oaly on 0ne side Of the paper. ..,,
An observance the above rules VIII greaty oDHGe US
4a4 prompt attention to correspondents tnan
liy might otherwise receive.
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WHFEITNG AGENJM7F FOR THE SALE OF
,.ss:s5 sDIJPONT'S GUNP0WDER.
aeyA beef Rppoihted the sole agent in this city sef
H. sSi fI)ietnt Powder, VIII keep ON land %
SSiEnea constant supply OF the Gus Sinas
for Coal and Rock, and in alf ana gaes pSeRa
small qaantities, at the shOFtes
notice, as leS .lSe As stlS ~ a. M.RRILlY,
So 81 NaiH ST. wheeling, Va.
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Por FIROUGII Tickets and other information enquire
Central Ohio Ticket Oice prlgg HOuss, Mater
street, WheeIing,S Va. f-f
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PARE AslIOW AS by Any oTuEN ROul

az BE particular and ask for Tickets via the C. W
Short Line Kan Road. ~
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FOR the information Of strangers visiting the city,wS pub
m the following list of different churehes and their
inc place meeting Ii there are any Mistakes we
unlmAky the necessary correction with pleasure:
ST. Nutttr's, E,tscopUEta'', Corner Monroe and Byron
Streets Rev. Z T. PERKINS, RECTOR morning services 1es
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TRAINS LEANE ZANESkILI.E ,Aar ktiI.LOWs:
At i2SM. 1886 PaI., aud points abOVe
arrival OF Central Ohio TIAbs from Wheeling and tbs
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This route asres through n. lexington Lancaster, Cir
cevlle Washington, Wilmington ana haTroV-the TieIes
and nost beadiul phrtiof Oho. as
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E. GRsT, Pres't, Wv. ". BAILEY, Act. supt.,
Js9s-ly -
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Esz.
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ODD FELLOWS, DIRECTORY

"n' Tell Euenmpment No. 34.-Aeets AZ
.oeI he ssroad and fourth Tuesday evenings of each
%'A,A' JouS BADEa, c. P; casts. Lfaek, Scribe.
AA sorner Market Monroe streets, the tAd
ESSAY evenings Of each month. s. TAFtoR, Q. Ps Geo
'lNa' 'r, Scribe. 80 january ls, lsSs.
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Great Northern aud Southern man Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
81
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MnDfCAL CLAtRvQYANr ENANtNArToNs-MR
wi MoEORkISk ard Dr BLEECKEx, l35 Euzsoe street,
81 John BuinE Mrs Feysolds % Columbia Mrs
Monroe and others 81 l2s and l3 fhd avenue sasfscon
siven Or charge.
--------------------~-
MADAME HARRIS TELLR ALL EVRNrs or LIVE,
I gives lucky Eumhers tells OF os property the attend
Cd hushsnd or wife personally Der sscr powers
once 81 West Nnete, nh street Sixth Hours
"a D. Or. w. Lasias 2 cents, gentlemen - cents.
N B-wH0 HAS FoT HEARD or The CELEBRATED
~ Madame PRfwsFER. she has been eonsulei b.
houasnds IN this AMI other cities With entire ssnsfaoton
she feels cn1dent she hss equsl sse tells ne nse q
future husband that a veter ~ WIS.,
rutn sive ber call y VOC 8osy opposite Beecker street
Isdf.e ~ cent? gentlemen, ~.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
CEOoND EDITION
SJoR RoDosR SHERMAN roTrzRs ADVENTURES


LOVE-, POLITICS AND WAR.
sATrRr or MILITARY
- sD pages limo. Illustrated by Huber.
The following few o the many favorable notices hAt
have appeared on this book
boston Advetnfer-"A modern Don Quirote.n
BOSTON Olive BraDch-'Hanked equal 70 OF The best
Efforts OF he admitted MASTER ef salse."
savannah News'A BOOK o. wonderful adventures. plea
ssnfiy written
Phnadepls rosl"one o. he most popular summer bOoss
New Ycrs sunday finae--"Mers the Acquaintance Of all
who can sppre tate good company
New Besfore Neronry-'.fhe rsedes viii snd much 70
sru.e hin and much Of human nature 70 instruct him
Alson
Troy rmes-ore Of the moss humorous and PUB.
Free Press-"tn who have read the keen satire
upon political tcksers written many years since by
Henry nrnesenrdge win bere find s counefprt In Aesa
dull lines fuch book IA . relief
rev yoss Heraid' We have ros had Tina 70 read a. nor
would N The uras could be spared
New York rvangeheAny one who has read Don Qurctse
and Knctert0ster's New York, By combining them
form ctty clear conception ~ the OF the volume
The especial object Dor.
asa drawn By Orlando rcker anything bat latter.
hg 60
ledge Of and The times 4
Thlsdephis Press't may be safely predicted hat bo
who reads half dozen pages viii scarcely wsout
Rong through the Whole booR
Utica Hersd-Nsjor Potter IL the Don Qulrnite Of our
country and our umea The satire sussned Without bitter
mesa
fubiishedby STANFORD DxLEpapv
No 50s broadway.
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INTELLIGENCE oFFTcEs.

All rAMffEEs WANTING GOOD sERrsNTv Mss
~ casely 05ain tbcn ne large sew lnsatuc AMI
home f1v dnrleucf Ik e. corner " on ~
ste horne has abundance ~ eyS> capable helr A
bHn9octed ~ srespecta5e American sdy.
WANTKn-A BO0KEEErxR, rwo c0FDUc7ORs
w hree CLERKS IN an8 rhp p'nF lc~ fJlr CLERKS
~ seey ana ~ eoois sles hrte porie,N tv1 1srteep
- wee cypress drivers tso bsxkernpn ren1"r 49,
nee tQr stes re-r sd two C0aghnep ApDlv " LCugs
kAtfm1f, 80 BnsawAy,
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(loMs, - to-FAMILIEs LAYING IN THEIR SUPPLY
en nave NE hee qnsty OF s0ve range Evste aud nr-
mace Goal screened from under cover " E rsr ton De-
nyered from yards Of KING and Greenwich -rtes
Cans street near en 1877 Dusne street. ard FORTY sixth
txsei nssr Eleventh st~ue, kArsdsW CLsNrQS.
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lIATRINorIAL-Ay ENGLIsH LADY, WIDOW, %
1 years ~ age DESTROYS o. forming an aeluentance
with gentlemen not under 40 years Of age Win visw .
marriage be mnr be o. good disposition snd ~ easg cTcu.
fs.nssA Address n. i. W.. BOZ l9i Herald oAcs,
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FRENCH ADvERTTsFnEyrs.

N nEMtFnr-DANs I'VE MASON YRAvCATgr.
80" - nauns seus bsafseJs sppsriemsnt raeubie,
49, - y e.. pour NE suns dame hleranse IN
rsonss w 49, eosin pour i dane auoa troawsra pss-
~ - 8 q ~ - - nsneves desirable sa.
nr pEsArDE UFx GorvpHEErrF pofrp nr-y
~ enfnn' ares rest ~ out-e a a. et,e a.,
~cnsnt pare cortsemett j. fFsntsg Une pars0rna "a,
leni auss slemsnd teft rref roe Fs6resser "a, -. Z
G0Gfern&ne, bMesn Do herald dcurtnt 90 rsfsr@nces
t1'et0"oeh
I'VE PNReONrE SUISSE DFsTee TTK S7TT- a rT-@S
d gouvernsDe pour Dc leunss eufsqts. I'll pei IN
eeiFner j FFancae fAngAe - AlswArd pvnres
% ~ ssQue. nile peul fonDer e. mel req
Acrssser Teacher Dos T0 Erooslyu P0si o1ss.
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER l. 1853


TrrY, COUNTRY, WESTERN LANDS OR MKRcHAN-
dse YIN q sss, n exchange for vslus5is pu ~
m. Cause Of selling diafolutsn Of oopsJtasrship;
L. 9. DAoMERGUE.
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DARN wAETED.wANTED TO HIRE. wIrH fHK
50 mes u New York land must be gooS price So % exceed
S. eco Address aSEs II. ILL., Vslisde Columbia SCUM
market
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DARTHER wANTED-wrrH $500 TO $500 OR MORE, TO
manufacture staple article, of ready sale for cash,
paving 30 per cent pront on sales Demand unlimited and
without risk. Address O. q. James, Herald Office
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A oARn-ro TARGET COMPANIES, PIC NlCs, PRI.
"A vale parties snd others.
PAVILION HOrKr. FORT Ike M.
The preprieow, u. y Dsvk, Offers Judgements tbs
recommendation on the Hudson river
The proprsio would respectfully invite target emp
onspeot his grounds which he asieys himself
eteeed) previous 70 bsi making their nnA
elsewhere.
He would Hkevise state hat the
fTKAMB0Ar rHos. .. HuLsE CAPT ALEx. ANNErr.
running daily from the foot Spring street. VIII land for he
accommodation o. yge companies and nacs sny inter-
mediate point On he route
pavilion Hotel, Fort Lee.
B.s. DAvrs. Proprse.oy.
ExCURaIoS 10 TIE FISHING BArKs-srsAMIR
~ hs- hs,sn osg. y Anderson. Jr, VII mare resa.x
ns ohsmesrs street - minutes pss sioc. Ans street
on he ruropesn plan.
EXcURsfoN THIr WITH tue NIAGARA -rue
~ smsr POPE Calls VIII msss an excursion 70 he
rhv 1srd 70 accompany the N.ssra down he Battery
- Sesnesd.y sept lsss lhe ostlin win leave p,sr
see, Ess' YER a. % o'socs Prom thence sse WI pro-
he psssrsers 2 ane ehsnoe . see IBIS m.enassnt
guns The Can viii land her passengers see The
parade. Fare Tor the excursion. % cenv.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06
IlELs. q

a GALLERY OF FAMOUS ESGLIsH AND ANGLICAN
fOEfs. 40, pp 40. 4. 81. tisfA G.,
Designed a costiy gift-L'ok for ttc s'lge ssson
Of the year tnis suIer5 yolane recommended BY tie
exeelerce Of It's conienss and the variety AMI beauty
Of its Embellishments jccoulrises 3 lin.i'ed nun Ser
o. selections from .versl Of 10 stsn1ui British post
together With specimens from the p'oduc.,e,scf ssv
American faycriss. The onoios Of material has eyi-
denty beer guided ~ reGned sni j.. 'ici9p tate,
with view to tie moral terdeney of ~, poems, y,
well a. then esthec me:... Al htsodae:ry ssssy ty
the editor, Professor Henry coplee, 81 .e Uavsrsty
Of Pennsylvania, prsssn,s & sedes II rap cu'cL
-ke,ches of the suthars vnoe prouc,iors gree me
volume.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06

THE DUTIES OF HUMAN HFE. lfsls's,e8 fora . 'sr.
sciit MsnuscIilt Written by al Anosnt B,shni, Eitsd
by JOsBu. PtRKNs I2no. 80. i1o. West kdhngiy,
COun !. T. Cbsmbenls %.
In this edition Of ws-kuow1 collection Of soot
moral pre- oepts We have rather curious n'tin1e II
the auiacity Of some Conneoticu, artist who is M
dec iedly genius in tho manu'acturo of wooden rns
negs. The work is .heI more nor less Nan an Oh
treatise entitled "Tho Economy Of Human lifs,
originally published IL England about century slo,
and fret asclibed 20 Lord Cte,terfeli AM ar'r-aH
to Robert Dodsey the famous London bookseller AL
author. IisDow reproduced With scoofcc'iou,ccpy-
night, as work never before printed having thiier
into tie hands Of the pfssen, sLt.T rising editor ty
some wonderful chances daring the. prevalence of tho
cholera in 1882. He puts iorth as the uston@ei
production Of en- anoieIt Biebmio, venerable yta
gtnuue SarlcFit oior Shch language 40 are kindly
informed "was spoken ard written for centuries b.
fore Abraham, end aas probably the tI't language
spoken by man, after the Creator wrought hs mraNe
Of b, erection" The serpctrsscr Of This ltn, esc"
pado will doubtless divide The cIeo.t cf "bran o'n
bic and forgctiye" With some o. his moro ee'eb'a''i
eGditymen
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06

woNFN OF BTkuTY AND HERoisN ~ FsW' ~
OooDsIca 4to.. ~ Io0 LffaJ z JcH"
Although prepared With sp:cia refer.rcc 70 ts h'"'
days az keepsake Of unusual magaiie' ce ths h'.'
ary execution OF tbs volume entitled 20 qii,s a, No
cidod comnend,tor, a. re selection soi inth Of vs.
illustrations. II consists Of gallery of grsy',o 9of
rltures both b. pen Snd pencil, Of soms Il the co
brated women Of the world including qi'ers, warriors
writers, herOiner, and becutl.s. Zsnobs, d. ts'.
Beatrice jean OF Arc, or aocor,,Dg Z, tho nod. ~
ortbograpby, Joan Dare, May S'usrt, Pocehoots,,
Marie Antonete, the fret Ars. Ju!sOo, Charlos,a
Bronte, Victoria, ard Eug6ae, cons9 cuon, on ,s
animated page-. Dir. Goodrch Ia, snp!9 claims 70
the possession Of ,vsly graceful, AT eft.n pictw
esque style, a1d 1 perfectly at homo in tn composition
Of agreeable snstsired rsnStiye. Uo b., perform
hi- ts,k, in tLis volume, not ooy with ts secas,It
felicity OF expression, but with sysdsnt pains.sknxfr
historical accuracy. Hisieaiers riIl1ol la, VI grsf
cation both 10 eye and ,este