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THse Southern 9U Company.

EF0V 15U0ENFEId-FE yFFU NWEE1Ty9GEEYs
The undersigned having appointed SOLE AGENTS for
the sale Of the products Manufactured by the SOUTHERN
OIL CoMPANYs Factory at Mobile, are now prepared Il
urnish
Machinery OIL
warranted equal to WINTEE-sTRAISE LARD OIL, for
lubIicatins purposes
Paint OIL,
Suitable for every description of PALNTIN and for ALL
C0LoRs except white or extreme light shades
Also
Navy Pitch,
Which will he found Of superior qualify perfectly clean and
free from al impurities
The Machinery oil is fully guaranteed when purchased Of
any recognized agent Of the Company,
For sale BY tue resident agent The works in Mobile and by
G. C. BOGERT & CO.,
Agents uf The Company,
eaf a,+Pbyy f,ar,, - ~
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So.lo HaFariHssiI
RAT 81, rs, ste.

.
gener silk Par
Cashmere, Panama. esho straw Palm Lea. Hs7losu aal
Wool HATS atthe lowest market prices by
FROST b CO.
Iyls2p6w No 10 Nsr6f3as sfrsst
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~, eNNLE0l'F,
MANUFACTURER OF RICH FURNITURE,
And
Importer of Housekeeping Goods,
g. Royal and 50 Bienyie streets,
Informs his friends that has Just from
tour in Europe, with stock Of goods his line which
never been exeeed in this city in part Of
EBONY, ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY FURNITURE;
RICH FURNITURE DAMASKS;
LACE CURTAIN STUFFSi CANnELABRASi
SfATUARY, AND UPHOLSTERY GOODs-AH kinds
- Also
BEDROOM AND PARLOR SETS Of entirely new patterns
made here, The public invited to call and examine
P. MALLARD,
o. 2plm Nos, G. Royal and 20 Btenve streets,
Public FE'0rsllip.
As public monitors, refrain from recommending
all those who having bad coughs, dc either Of things
either stay away from church and thus disturb
gregation or 10 rid themselves Of their coughs by using
DR.. DAVIS
Compound Syrup of wild Cherry and Tar.
We make these observations because on late OCCASION we
actually prevented from being instructed by
consequence Of So many coughing in the church Now how
easily this conld be avoided By using
DAVIS, SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR.
Please notee this fact You lose the cough at once if
you take our advice.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
j. WRIGHT Il CO..
General Agents,
o. 2p3teod6ltW q and l5l Charities street
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.Bunae8 q. TYa0aLOs0n,

MERCHANT TAILOR,
Nc. Hl BROADWAY (aesr CaEa! ssyeei.) NEW YCsz
jy18 2pH
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Southern Furniture FEHarsrOOans
WILLIAM H. STEWART,
At Nos. III and 173 Canal street. Neto 0riearS
Has utreceived from the mandatory, boautIfustock
splendid MAHoG ANY ARMoIRs AID BEDsTEADs, in ad
dition: hishttherto large stock or
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
omprlsing EVERYTHING ia his line sf business Parties
wishing anything in his line will find advantage to
give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
WILLIAM q. STEWART,
oc4 lp6t&IW III and lT3 Canal street
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q. a. .REesa,rNll, aEQeatf,

Dealer in
PORTER, ALE AND CIDRE, BOTTLES, CoRKs AND
CIDER VINEGAR,
Removed from q Bienye street to p and "a GUS
TOULOUSE STREET.
HNA All orders for the above articles promptly filled atha
0rLest notice by wholesale nnd retail. NV 2nlE
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Gas Fixtures.

HENDERSON & GAINES,
No. 100 Canal street.
Are now opening complete assortment Of GAS CHAM
DELlERs, PENDANTS, BRACKETS, etc,
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN MANUFACTURE,
ranging from the lowest priced upwards.
When desired they will be put up without extra charge
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EFH0iL Pepper! BV'Gtt FsaperI

BAUMBACH Il EYERs,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FEALERH Ia
French and American Paper Hangingas
BORDERS, CORNERS, OAKS am
MARBLES, in every rartsiy,
G. CHARITIES STREET.
Parculnrtte pRid to MI work In a1qs nj
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
IMPERIAL CLEMEECY.

POLISH Frontier, June 5.
We have already mentioned how Alexander III. by
A repe ated copces sons TO the Polish nation has
- hm,elfn in high degree ts affection and confidence.
BY recent act Of genuine humanity he has bound all
worthy Poles to himself It'll closely and won
their siDcere gratitude. He has at the request of the
nob,es OF Podols and Volbyna given them permission
10 support the remaining children Of the celebrated
poet, Hcbiewitcb. whose works. prescribed by Ncho-
hs have ju.t been republished in Warsaw, and they
have begun to establish fund, which from present
appearances promises to become very large. Such
sstoDs silence the most violent Of the emigrsns. The
majority Of them have given up the old plans Of
serDg Poland as for the present imprscticable and
are new inspired with PAnslavistic ideas.
The well-kpown Rostavieski has offered prize Of
1000 Polish forms for the best dictionary Of Polish
Synonyms.
With regard TO the matter of the serf emancipation
IN Poland an unfortunate delay has arisen on account
u hs chief promoter Gen. Ue1khll, who was sent to
warsaw for that purpose from ST. Petersburg, having
stsrted journey of several months 10 the baths.
Ip Russia proper it is mostly the wealthest propne
tsrs, possessing $4,000 and more serfs, who op-
posed TO their hberssion They possassed with
Ne strange delusion that they themselves will be
ysned BY 1t, whereas they conduct their affairs pro-
pspy their incomes will rise TO double their present
StaOnntf,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

A SINGULAR WILL ~ NEwPoRT.-There Is well
~ Bridge ,trect in this city, entirely surrounded
With salt water the water of wtich is soft and sweet
~ rain water. The well is about twelve teef deep
And has soms seven feet Of water u t. la sinking this
.laL, were driven down into the river bottom snd
besrds nailed op inclosing epace about ten feet
sousre. which ioolosaie was filled with eSrth, and
tirsush that the well Was dug siter The psa maneer.
vster informed us Mopdsy that IL vas as suitaoie TOT
vashing purposes ram water IL Is proper 10 say
that tbe veil is cemented. " .
On Coast Hsrbcr leland phenomenon eNs" ,hs ~
shoye. Into tbis the tide ebbs snd flows every SIT
S,s and We. tue water perfectly soft and &c from
apy bYsokisb taste. n,.A.a
"a n,.ct.h which is generally s.triblted 70 their
s,sximty ne to the ocean; b., the above would sesu 70
SSies,e The contrary, and 70 eemons!rtie toe Ic'1
,ns .,ss S.Sss' =, ~''s lNsw?og: *. - Sssi
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

FLORAL EXHIBITIONS At HorSr NERSos, Wy
TIE regular floral exhibition of the Mount Vernon IIor-
hculturs Society was held Wednesday evening last
In Consequence Of the unavorabe Of tbs weather
duirg the month of May the display Of 2wers fruit.
srd vegetables Was not quite good former oc.
essois nevertheless II very cre5it,bs to the 80.
eefy ard the number Of visitors who throOged the hal
toe fact '1at gres, Dt takeI in the
mater end the success Of the Society.
AT the clOse Of the exhibition, Mr.. Howl.nI, Core
fpordng Secretary, read the award Of prizes as made
By The judges, the Messrs Buchanan aud Mr.. David
ron florists &C., Of New.YOrk.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
,rxv WORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY JULY o. 1855

lengthy cirea.- frlm G.rv. vjsnIYi 70 tae eaojass
Of tne ate ini5rming them ths, his asae,- asr
bss e" teen 20 ace sicien. srus u ne ns.es V1 H
edl .cs Tat they might Dc thus prepared 70 &c
r. elen foe ebssiise thsr sewage enemies: " -
dCunss,ic difficulty lie tels them that N Ee1plos
With :his vish be h.d peg9.s.ed for snd ha1 no ~
Brownsville, aIrs std Ammunition sn Jd1'I"s X -. !.
value 70 sl0o 600; bat oefJre hs coola on.e .aess
Arms cut Of foreign cou1ty l. was Necessary '-S- EAe
holder should be eusanteed for their payment.
Ic do tbs vss tae obsc. OF this circular. de sd-
dressed il 20 various OF TIE wealthy citizens, sszins
from them loan 10 accordance VITA tAsr msens Oh
six months time FOR the purpose OF psyss 10, tsese
ANS The letters TO have had the desuec effect
a. al me persons sdiIeseed responded inst me money
shall be forthcoming. The editor Of I9e bsetiR PAD
shss the letters OF many OF toe gentle Zen resp
TO this call sDd gives lis. Of OF hers wao P.rotesY
came forward without personsl invts.icn. ne gre "
est pronp.ude seems to be snifestsd oy the p5op4
Of thi- State ard there is little DOUBT bat tbs, the
mOrey will be forthcoming. -
The material referred 10 would Seem % De sun ,ent
20 fit out srd pat in the heli quite ~ army OF t11ee
important arms, artillery, cavalry snd ln!.Aty' bI-
We are assured that Il is only part Of tos' l.
An ess had srrrved st Msismoros from hjote-
Yey. IL brought letters s.eIng inst Colonel HssLus
wa progressing foely, az al things were favorao ;
n the cause Of the liberals. rumor IS 1t t1ss the
Zuoses faction hss made overtures for pesca
Governor Garzs and stsff aTrivet 10 Msts noTos on
the 18th inst. H's arrvsl Vas welcomed oy ssSos OF
srti lery and public Manifestations OF JOY. h,nseli
and other aids srs busy engaged in orgsniziug for sn
active campaign sgslnst the enemy. rameu ulpss nAs
slresdy considerable army in the elo under Gene; 81
Csrevsjsl Cos. Cepistrsn and Gascis, and ere Inc
month ou, there s every reason ~ believe lnls io1ee
will be more than doubled.
The Flag says: -,
We have ust ssen letter from Monterey which
sstes ths the Consulate 81 that important psce na1
been closed since February last. The Consul, nr.
Walsh has been shsent since that time, leaving Inc
archives of thu, office in the keeping OF British sub
ect.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
ERnM NnRTHERN MEXICO.

From files of Iy< BrorHsr,i.s Flag > tie q u.
we Learn .hs. the seat Of govsramea: Of the SA4 OF
Tsmsuhpas has beeu reuoved from Vc,cri, 10 Mss
mOros.
The Monterey b o1ef.E Qf-ia! o. ne p D p1bi.hes
the news o. iother victory gscsd ~ the Cors.i.l-
tionsiss over thsir enemies. The fgE. occurred q,
S,r Jusn De los Lsgos, srd I. Is sara lasted thrse
hou's, when Ger Blarco found hinsef ns.ter Of TIE
FED VIA some one arr5Tsd pr.sJre-s, Win the
tcuipsgs ~ re ersmy. Ger. Bl.ns, j. ssi5, Set
Ing torouga orders II his sEseri,r, hsi sio: ST. the
eniefs, sriops <A.C. ses s,;s-iMs sd -eys-ent
piiss. o. zoe ehs.ch
1t> FlSF bs. ps9s-s fron s',t<7 ns-y 70 'ss lsh
49, -, Be-, S,.s. y. Ias< ss,S oS,.als. I.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
RUSSIA.
eeDsspspdsrcs of tho Ass,os,esy AHsersess zeiisEe
4 NEW COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISES.


ST. PETERSBURG, Jane 4, 1859.
An Imperial eksse was published today which co.,
ftD' report ths;hss lately excited much discussion
tAs formation Of new commercial association, called
The Tfahs Caspian, which shal extend It's operations
70 Persia and Centrs! Aria Its ongina.ors ere the
Csuncior Of Commerce, Kokoref Councillors Of
State Tomsn and Eovoseisk. The latter is interest
- In nearly all the commercial enterprises, namely
the Black Sea Navigation Company ard the Mer
seIy" Association on the vops. He was formerly in
TIE public service, and marriage placed HIN IN pos
session of fortune with which he was able q; once TO
snDlsy that brilliant and comprehensive sprt OF en-
teYprse 70 which Russia indebted for many pepdld
undertaking. NJ Kokoreffis one Of the wealthiest aud
best educated merchants Of Moscow, who probably un-
lsrstsnds the Asian trade better than any other per-
sen and in whose hands is placed the conduct of the
enterprise with dictstoIia power, since he Ia 10 ep
POINT the persons who shall enjoy the right Of voting.
TIE capital amounts to two million rubles in shares Of
-, 900, so that only few rich persons can become
Interested. The Company has for its object the
ksnspsrtation Of Russian fabrics TO Central Asia,
anA the importation Of different articles from there.
II viii be chartered for twenty-five years, at the eI.
pssaiisn of which time Whatever alterations are neces-
ssry will be made, and the privilege will be extenied
twenty FIVE years longer They esablish factories
snl Sepots wherever they e., and we shall probs-
bly, ere long zee them at work in China aud Boknra.
Her the rest the project has received the approval Of
SAe Caucasian Committee. II we glance upon the
htset Russian undertakings, which have all been con-
sevea BY private individuals, We iDstinctivey recog-
sse the great thought Of quiekening into Life and
netoD the EXTREMIST borders of the Empire, which
Hitherto have seemed like dead members on BODY
hirsk and Tscberngov have received Per@ssion 70
Ss,n committees for the emancipation OF the serts
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

Cr'roS-HousE CHAEGEs.-The following changes
OF officers Of the custom. have been made by Collector
scben during the past month:
GaUge-"lhsm A. Guick vice wul p. Holland
eetri- esft Fufsy wee AIdr-w A. Meyers Hezekiah
Il NyLerop vice GeorIe EDshst P.snck Rifp-y vice Hngh
Esy ssnu.! long vice t,Lneis Ma.:er.ou Piank Run ID,
WOOD viee " Il i.n Leah e'' '-
r,gn in,psetor-Toomss fi'zs rald vice Janss Resan
tle'ks" isu VDOln,L yioe Georse Gordon Samuel Cr
fore wee liA simpson Edward Kexpey vice James NJ,
n fnSei, Lo1n'eerry vs- Harvey Rsymoui Alex TayIor
we .oeL - hArtin b.Casl ~ HG.nea vice Chyi.ti,o w
Coirs William 7 RoSsev H. W. J,ne- q Cla,.e IT,
b. ASt.n Vie IsHes 0ss. teas ~:asb.sd ye Fos:~r be-
u~s- ' ~S'
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The Rev. Mr.. Miner, (Universalist) of
Boston, says, In reference to it, that "a
wet season is the wrong time to dig
wells" implying that a Christian life
begun in time of deep religious interest
will be likely to dry up when that interest
abates. To which it has been ftly re.
pile ], that, although wells may not be
dug, at bigs water, 1t is Just the time to
! inch ship. And the words of the
poet may be applied, in higher sense
than he intended -
There is tide in the affairs of men,
Which taken in the food, leads on to fortune
Leroy Sunderland and Theodore Par
kcr have also poured forth some of their
skcptical satire against the great revival.
Mr.. Sunderland ascribes it all to mesmer-
ism. And Mr.. Parker remarks: cat
tempts at rcyivals are no new things--the
experiment has been tried,' &c. We
would like to hear any one, who ascribes
this great movement to human influence,
explain the following, among other items,
which have lately been published: "At
the Old South Chapel, (Boston) on Fri
day, it was stated that the Captain and
entire crew (of 30 persons) Of a ship
lately arrived in N. Y, had been CONVEX
ted upon the sea, without any other OBJ
vious instrumentality than their religious
convictions. Another gentleman report.
ed FIVE ships arrived at the same port,
whose captains had been brought te
Christ upon the sea-
The Union meetings are intended fol
all who desire to attend them not only
for Christians, hut for those who feel ant
know themselves to be unreconciled t.
God.
| "Weary souls, that wander wide
From the central point OF bliss.
Turn to Jesus cruCiacd.
| Fly to those dear wounds Of his;
Sink into the purple flood,
Rise into the life OF God."-Chariss Wesley.
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Notes Stolen.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
u subscriber had his pocket book, containing
the following described rromissory notes, stoieA
on the 9th day Of November, y 1907, WINE
travelling on the railroad east OF Che ago. 10 VIZ:
One note against Clement Heart and william
Heart for 800. dated Sept. 2ith i5oh' payao!e IA
one year from date. -. ,.,
One note against William Heart for se3 dated
September 24th, 1856, payable in one year if.la
date, and a payment or $50 endorsed SoT' ist
1857. <>,. ...a
one note against Caleb Barber for ST.. oatso
seut goth. lsjG, payable in one year from date
t,ne note against Nathan Busby and J. HoisFy
dated Nov. l2.h, 1857, for SIS, payable july iSt'
.@r2
low ~" ~ u, .,ocL.t,oer ~
]
Stock-lager or bearer or 10 Jac.-
order and bear intetest from date. All pcfps-.~
are cautioned not TO purchase an one Of said
notes, as they are my property, And the above
named persons are cautioned not to pay anything
upon thea until they are otherwise directed by
me or by s. A. Bisseli, any attorney who has my
Instructions In the premises,
JACOB sToCKsLAGEg.
linton Dec, Sth, 1851. 4ST
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THE GREAT library OFFER.
MAKING MONEY

The success which agents meeting with is al
most astonishing Among the many evidences Of this
fact We present the following sn Of our agents al
ready Ia the field:
IL have now been ut WORK eanEa5slng Oh your Maya
zine one week. and an delighted with the business. IL
il different from canFassinE for &ny thing else ever
tried am sure get subscriber in every family where
they can rake together three dollars never reee-
we'd with nlifence any where, fer the irst thing do 10
TO unro my engraving before let anybody KNOW what
am after and thus get them interested before they
snow what A splendid aHer / zons TO maze them.
Sometime. they my price for TIE engraving ana
tell them SIS. aud shen otter them the engraving and
ear for three dollars they perfectly as
tonishei did get going well for the frs; two or
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We wish to call the attention of all
peace officers to the following Sections of
the laws of Iowa, to wit: Sections 2674
aud 2676 of the Code, and the first part
Of Section IL, Chapter is, of the laws of
1915. BY studying these laws, and
doing your duty under them, you will do
much to continue the good name of our
town; if you will not do your duty, you
should resign. Remember Section 267G
Of the Code.
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Der .or the 1850. 1t engraved al cost vi over
$4,000 by the late celebrated A. L. Dick from the orgi-
nal Of Raphael Morgh after Leonardo Da Finci, aud
is the largest steel plate engraving executed in
this country being three times the Of the ordinary
three-doilar ensravings.
The first impressions OF this engraving are held at
$40, and the intention OF the artist that nous OF
the engravings should be offered for less sum
than s., being richly worth that amount. Thus every
three-do,ar subscriber will receive the magazine
y9ar-cheap at S3sna this splendid engraving, richly
worth s.; thus getting for - the value Of -.
We shall commence strikin. OT the engrag ings mme
diacly, yet hardly be expected that impresso%s
large plate be taken as as. as they VIII DC
called for BY Subscribers We shall, therefore, furnish
them in tn. order in which subscriptions received
Those who desire to ob Ain their engrasinss early, ana
from the first Impressions, should send in the sanscrp
tons without delay. The engraving can he sent on ro
by mail, in any other manner as subscribers sa
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For the Advert ser

For the Advertiser.
Mr.. EplroE-DEAR SIR II take the
liberty of informing you Of tremendous
Tornado which occurred on Monday,
10Th, about three o'clock p. NJ. The
first damage we can hear Of its doing is
that it struck Mr.. Shearer's house, NOV
ing it off its foundation and turning it
around. 1t then proceeded in an eastern
direction, sweeping everything before it.,
destroying all the fences until it arrived
at the Grove. 1t proceeded through the
Grove uprooting trees and destroying a
great deal of timber. When first saw it,
it was twisting and whirling them in the
air 1t struck another frame house on
the east side Vi the Grove, where W. An
drews and III. lIasley reside, their fami-
lies made miraculous escape. One of
Mr.. Andrews children being slightly
hurt and Mrs. Hasley receiving a severe
wound On the arm. The building was
almost demolished 1t struck a wagon
load of hay and upset it. Mr.. Sherman
informs me that he was knocked down
BY hailstoue. The hail fell here the
size of turkeys egg, destroying great
deal Of glass in the settlement. Then it
proceeded in an eastern direction through
my farm leveling the fences. Thence il
met D. Lesley's house, strong log bull
ding, carrying off the greater portion o.
it. The family narrowly escaped, b.
leaving the house when they saw it com
ing. \ mile east of this house it W.:
seen vanishing away.
With much respect, yours,
Tuos. ROBINSON.
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CHEAPER THAN EvER.--Read Funk
& Linsaweaver's new advertisement, and
you will know where to get cheap and good
articles. No one need drink his coffee
unsweetened, longer. Messrs. L. & l..
have good assortment of goods, which
they are selling very cheap. Call and see
them, and then you will know for your
seivs that we speak the truth.
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PETERsoNs MAGAZINE, for May, is
Dup to time" 1t is we'll filled with a
choice collection of reading matter, plates
of fashions, &c. &c. How any lady, can
consent to do without it, is a mystery to
those who do take it.
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A NEr WORK on HoRTIoULTuRE.--
Tie Garden; \ New Pocket Manual of
Practical Horticulture; or, How to Guilt
vate Kitchen Vegetables, Fruits, Flowers,
and Ornamental Trees and Shrubs. With
an Exposition of the Nature and Action
of Soils aud Manures, the Structure Of
Plants, aud the Laws Of Vegetable Life
and Growth, etc. BY the author of Glow
to Write" " How to Behave" etc. Fowl
er and Wells, 3oS Broadway, n. Y. Price,
in paper, 30 cents; cloth, 30 cents
No one who owns or rents a square rod
of ground can afford to be without this
best of all garden manuals. 1t is an
eminently popular and practica, work-so
clear and simple in style that everybody
can understand it; SO convenient in form
and size that it can Be carried in the
pocket; and SO low in price that all can buy
it; while, at the same time, it is thorough
comprehensive, and perfectly reliable
1t tells now to cultivate everything be-
longing to the garden; how 10 plant trees;
how to choose the best varieties of fruits:
how to prune, graft, bud, destroy insects
preserve fruits aud vegetables, and save
seeds; and it not only tells the reader
,ohot to do but rhy it should be done
thus giving him a new interest in every
thing. The chapter on the Flower Gar
den is just what the ladies are wanting
Adapted to all sections-the South as vel
as the North. 1t will be found worth
hundred times its cost to any one in ,
single season
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SPECIMEN ENGRAVING.

A.. We desire place in the hands Of every person
oh. roposes TO get club, and also Of every agent,
a c,ry II The engraving Of 1.-THE LAST .IfiGh' as
qoaeimen each applicant incosnr as 81 viii receive
lie engraving postpaid by return mail also hs
IN eur publication and Of the numbered snsrripS'en
RECRUITS emitting the holder to the AsTaZ ne one year
and to chance in the distribution. Ihls oher IS n"ae
gu, - these who desire 20 act As agents to form
'i"D OARsMITH Co,
No. 81 Broadway, View York.
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GoDEy's LADYs Book, for May, is on
hand IN good season. Excelsior is the
motto, and Excelsior it is. Il contains
not only stories, and good ones too, but
much valuable information, in reference
to all the various duties pertaining to a
lady's every day lite. No lady should be
without it.