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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-18
PERSONA.

PERSONA.
CYRUs HAwLKYs ADDRESS WOULD BE CRATE
S... iq ~ render ssSsl's ss.i y J = .!'e Saar rss NJ sP !. D. et u sis$ i .a Slss,
INFORMATION wASrEn.-s j, wRsrERBARG HAv.
\ ing ' Ssr ss'@r9 WS, a.S% va, Inform !. = -, ae :. sias, :, sn os,S
nayy,ile, Ssa1,.n9.e county, seon, two yesrs ago she Isf
ssce S hen Se 'I rssiaenS. 1: ' MOI i"osn ! s sSsp : "So", x a.; years. aas
.ss a. .r % n, i%o sss ssni " u lisrt SaH s 81 % ' b. JsapSal S oaies,
Jamestown ~ w. shall be generously reya rDaap.ua
J%SroRsATIos WANTED or NR. CHA W. ySe.
i lsh, who is supposed 70 be IN New Jersey vas last seen
in sullivan or Renwick street Said gerson e shout feet 9
slss,os; hay ,u,o.%s,,oa .Snes..i1g sI VII be ss'Ssfn,ly
T Ff,a sssh y slrs ss fr ssS Jer AaaI papers Ssn pI.s :. copy" copy NO NJ
sssSFt sswxssss 1 90; t tssS:. S.Sfsis
M the undersigned. at IS burning slip. and receive a bu Of
hdins for case Of linens per Africa DAVID CAvAS.
WANTED FOR ADoPrros-By PARTIES HAVING
"a. s SS Ss.sr ioa O one ts', r en- Sei isssa' E pSi S'. .1u sas { Fo.s
.ace, stating particulars .nd where ibeehid may be seen.
LOST AND FOUND.
EouSp- ON THE isrH INST. A HORSE. THE OWNER
II can have him by calling At stable 81 Hasi Fourteenth
street proving property and ps,ins CHARGE
7 osr-A NOTE AT SIX MONTHS, DATED ocroBEE
o HesrI sssns,dsr 1 %, endorsed X John T.essn.f saaa
A. Iutf Payment OF me shove note h& been stopped. and
the advertisers warn all per-ons from nerousung the same.
n. sCHNEfDkR A co. ~ Anh street
T osr-no -REwARD-Losr, A LADIES GOLD
~. - , ss.ss az s@% a :. sar Ss.r g Gcn,s ~ . "I TSs ABOVE 90 r. , ssss
will be given for is restoration, 10 Cambridge Livingston, ~
WAl street
7 osT-A GOLD LINK CHAIN BRACELET, COMING
la from ~. Ctemeut. church, in Amity street, through
Macdoural 10 Bleecker. The finder Will be rewarded 81
leaving u at " yarick place, or Merchants Bank
r oer-A HORSE BLANKET. ON FRIDAY, JAN. IS
La in roinr from jefferson street W Chatham square. The
Under viii receive y by leaving q a. No. 70 Jeaer.on street
r osT-oN SATURDAY NIGHT LAST, IN BROADWAY.
IL between Bnrton's theatre. Nallsrd's and Canal street.
q ladys lava bIeasrpin, representing = female head, In plain
sold setting The hnder viii be suitably rewarded BY re-
turning Is 80 rccsn "A Trinity building.
THE FIREMEN.
AssoCIATTON or EXEMPT fTRrNEN. THE AHSUAL
n meeting viii be held ~ firemen's Ball, TUESDAY eve
ming, 10Th inst, At * O'Clock. Oncers will be elected for the
ensuing year, and theCommittee on he Rsminescences OF the
the Dep artment may be expected 70 report Purctual at
tendance n requested. q. W. WHEELED, Recording sec.
MATRTMONIAI.
MATRIMONIAL OrFtCE LADIES AND GENTLE.
IN men DESTROYS ~ forming matrimonial alliances, with
out the usual delay Of oourtship, may secure. sdysntsgeous
matches. Apply 70 or address, with stamp. LOUIS co,
Ne broadway, room No. l., up stairs, from 2 70 SsF " All
orders confidential.
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Weekly Report OF Deaths
In the city and county Of New York from the 9th day Of
January TO the 10th day of January, 1858.
Men, 68; women, 70, boys, 162; girls, 122-Total 42t.
Adults, l4l; children, 2S4; males, go; females, 1906;
colOred persons, 8.
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SO,oSOtVoO on
The appropriations for the enlargement and completion
Of the canals were exhausted several months before the
close Of the fiscal year; those for some Of the lateral ca
lak before the 6rst day of July last, and those for the
Erie canal and one or two Of the lateras by the nrst day
q July.
Up to the first day of October Last, the Auditor had ad-
vanoed out Of the sinking and other funds, upon the appro-
priatons under the act, chapter 1856 Of the Laws OF 1867,
tho sum of ssh ,637 80, which has been nominally re-
funded TO the balance in the treasury, on the 30th day or
September last. Under the act, chapter 1913 Of the Laws
e 1857, the Commissioners Of the Canal Fund were au.
lhorized TO invest out Of the surplus moneys OF the Sinking
Fund, under section ! of article 7, q sum not exceeding
$500 600, in the tax 10 be levied in virtue of that act, TO
aid IN paying the appropriations for the enlargement and
completion Of the public works. That sum was advanced
from the Sinking Fund to the Appropriation Fund previous
10 the first Of October last, and it is proposed to fix that
aay as the period from which interest is TO be paid TO the
Ssklng Fund on the Investment.
The expenditures during the Gear, on all the canals, for
charges caused by or growing out Of them, with the ex-
pensoe Of collection, superintendenoe, and ordinary re-
pairs, are also stated below and these exhibit, Ia brief,
he condition of the resources Of the State in respect 70
NE canals. Mcetpts.
ffpH CAni toits. SAyo@Syoo . .
From rent Of surplus waters. =. ....... 1888 90
Interest on current canal revenues, &c.. 27,664 68
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The annual interest on The canal debt Of 1876 has been
since the fret day Of January, 1860, $500 ,io8 %, and this
sum N chargeable upon the " surplus revenues in the
Art instance leaving the remainder of these q smrplusses',
a. reimburse the principal m II falls due.
me statement below shows the steady and progressive
increase Of the freight traffic upon the two lines OF rail.
vsv competing with the canals, for the period OF four
wears, commencing with 1858, when the several railroads
constituting the then New York Central hneiwere consol-
dated Total 7lls Collected 90 Total IDS Collected on
Canals and Frei0h Cdn0t and Freight
on Railroads on Rddrodds
Roads. 1859. 1854. 1855. 1888
Central. :. D.. 81 ,s3s. $50 2,4Te,s2o S,is9,e oS 4,S2s,otl
n.a. o so- on a oeo 400 q ghQ OOQ a ki5 1872
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VI tE dAabttf WV hth ~ aN' ~ 49, eRSa
the people, as II has been two years past, and $4,000,
or so much a. 10 required, must be provided for by loan
on the credit Of the sinking fund, section three, article
seven, and the remaining $500 900 If the expenses and or
binary repairs shall require the whole $3.50 600 appro-
priated, and no more, must be placed as a deficit 10 the
sinking fund OF 81, 700, 900, and provided for by another
deficiency loan, whenever the same may be necessary to
reimburse the principal OF the canal debt OF 1876.
The appropriation by the act, chapter 1856 OF the laws
Of 1867. OF g, CSC, 600 FOR the enlargement and completion
Of the public works, for the fiscal year commencing on
the first day OF october, 1857, would, II was believed, az
cemplish that most Anxiously looked for event with an
additional appropriation for the next fiscal year OF about
81, 600, coo, taking the highest estimate OF cost OF compile
ton made by the Engineer Department, az the basis.
In conclusion, the Auditor would desire 10 reiteraie an
opinion long entertained by him, that the canals OF our
sate, II not overburtbened by illegitimatc, unwise and
improvident charges upon their revenues, or deprived Of
their natural and Appropriate business, will ultimately re-
imburse the debt contracted FOR their construction, and
eventually become q source OF revenue 10 the state, re-
heving the people from oncrous taxation, and anording
the means OF cheap transportation, whereby our trade
and commerce win be extended and facilitated ana tho
indasrial pursuits Of our State fostered aud promoted.
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Payments during the yeaJ, viz
Redemption OF canal stocks, 6's,
after 1855 ..................
Investment Of canal stocks, b's,
OF 1865 .....................
Manhattan company, for sx-
peuses Of transfer once, a.
laTy Of agent, stationery,
books, printing, &c., &c......
Interest on sundry loans
Debts due prior 70 June ], 1916.
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATRIMONIAL OFFICE LADIES AND GENTLE.
IH men DESTROYS ~ forming matrimonial alliances, with
out the usual delay Of courtship, may secure advantageous
matches. Apply 70 or address, with stamp, LOUIS a co,
orders confidential.
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venues deposited in banks, are estimated al $3.50, 600
By the act, chapter 364 Of the laws OF 1857,
the following appropriations have been made
for the fiscal year commencing Oct. ! 1867,
c~hargeable upon the said revenues, and
upon the unapproprated balances in the
treasury, and on the failure Of them upon
the means 10 be raised on the credit Of the
Sinking Funds, as provided by the constito-
ton, viz
For expenses Of collection, superiB.endence
and ordinary repairs Of the canRis, salaries
OF the Canal Commissioners, State Engineer
and Surveyor, the Canal Appraisers, Audi
tor of the Canal Department, clerk hire and
the incidental expenses of tae department. $4,000
For the payment Of interest and TO redeem
the principal Of the Canal Debt as ii existed
section Observation-Disclosures. 100000
For payment TO the Sinking Fund for the ex-
tnguishment OF the General FUND Debt, ar
tcie Z, section o5O,e0O
To pay the interest on loans made under the
constitution, article 7, section 3, for the en-
argement and completion OF the canals, or
30 much thereof as may be required........ 10000
To con- ttute q sinking fund TO pay the prin-
cipaI of the loans made under section 3, ar
bcle Z, OF the constitution, provided the
same can be set apart from the ''surpius
revenues" Of the fiscal year, after paying
the lnteres, on that deb.. .............. 10000
penses o, The state 2oo, 600
Total amount Of appropriations. -. ,220, 900
Estimated amount Of revenue from tolle. 80. 2,250,000
Hrumaaed deficiencies ......~...... N,s7oyoO0
FUND to nay the principal, Sc............ 10000
Balance TO be provided for ............ 81 ,6o0,000
OF this balance, $3.50, 600 must be raised by a tax upon
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LyOR SALE CHEAP AT n WEST FORTY FIRST
in street, north side, betwe cen Sixth avenue and Broadway,
a three story basement and counter cellar first class house.
~ by 80, with all the modern improvements. high brown
Stone soop. brown stone, Eve story; Pr,,e only SssSo and
g 900 can remain. Apply TO J. VAN WAGNER, lS West
Forty second street. near Eighth avenue.
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Tetal. g., O6O, 900 90
The revenues of the canals have not during the year
been SUFFICIENT TO give a '~'surplus" TO meet the FIRST charge
imposed by the constitution, and there IL a deficiency OF
$500 ,sS4 10 70 cover the contributions required by the
above named sections.
Under the provisions Of the act, chapter 90 OF the laws OF
ls5S, the canal fund has received from taxes S262 500,
which has been returned 70 the general fund with a view
70 aid In paying the interest on the general fund debt
The difference In the receipts and payments, the last two
years, " shown by the following comparative statement
1856. 1857.
Receipts from tolls, &C.,, safe 33 40 2,52e,s65 So
Payments 10 superintendeuts
and contractors Of repairp.. 6O6,e32 3S 762,O42 %
repairs. o2,47s rs se,lo4 50
To collectors, w~eighmasters,
and assistant collectors. 80. S2,623 IS s3,os6 %
Refunding tolls, salaries, &C.. 34,6o3 20 Se,25s 81
rota,. $3.50, 6s3 40 s70,4 bS s6
The expenses for repairs on all the canals OF the State,
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rOR sALE-Ar BYE, OUNrY. A
Plot containing forty three A:rss Of the bsst quality or
land, with an abundance Of shade Trees, mostly hickory, and
plenty OF frait II u situated on the post road and yons 70
Tho water, Vtlare There In excellent accommodation for Keep
ing boats, > the enjoyment of advantages connected with
Long Island Bound, and In the neighborhood Of first clase
improvements has hoen under drained in the most subsAn-
tai manner . new stable Of stone and barn Of wood; no
other improvements sxcppt the old farm house, but in every
respect ready for . dwelling, and II Is believed unsurpassed
in all the advantages required In n country pnce. FOR fur
thor particulars inQsire at the omce Of 4 co,
n William street.
E,OR sAL.E-AT ORANGE, N. J., A. CONVENIENT
IL frame house, quite new, situated on MAp street, I'VE
minutes walk from the brick church depot. Price N,WS
Address z. a. French, l57 Fulton street. New York.
E,OR sALE-A TWO STORY N BAsEMENr COT
II tage, with two story addition; house and lot; nne yard,
fruit trees, grape vines, &c; situation unsurpassed. Apply
on the premises, No. 4 Fourth street Williamsburg, hree
minutes walk IRON South Tenth street ferry.
TO SALE IN BROOKLYN, FRY LOw-THE HOUSE
II and fourteen lots Of ground, all on the grade, situated a;
the corner of Sixth avenue and seventh street, being one OF
The finest locations In Brooklyn; The house - large and vas
built by days work, and II complete with Al the modern IN
provements, including gas. &c; there In also = good sAoie 90
the premises. For particulars inquire OF o. y. oATAAh,G
Beek man STREET. |- ....
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&TS REw ARD.-Loer oN mrpAY MONT, THE
VlD tsh inst, at the Acsdsny ~ Music. . gold watch
chain, seal and Key. The finder wHl rsceivs ne seove re
Esi 7 venty third street between S snd 4.
ArOn vwARD-sToLEv FROM STORE NO scoic
cOUU lese place, on me nisht e Jan ~ about so
hounds black sc wing snk and about 20 pounds snhwed sew
Ing siik. manufactured BY >. p Besnt a Co TIE above re
ward viii be paid Tor ue reSossry % ,ne sis' or s~Sofor ne
de'ee'o' 'no con''"0n " Q. Rows a co.
, 1858-04-16
ilsttal RlubIitatious.
PROSPE ECTUS
OF THE
PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL
FOR 1858.

The only publication in the world devoted to
the science Of human nature, mentally and phys
ically. opens with the present number its twenty
seventh volume, and appeals confidently to the
lovers Of progress and Of mankind to continue
that support which has hitherto given II so wide a
field ofinhuence and such a vast power for good.
The objects Of the Journal are, to teach man
his own nature; his capabilities, and how to use
them to the best possible advantage; his defects,
and how to correct them. r-r
Errors Of habit and education will be clearly
set forth in the light Of Phrenology and Physiol-
ogy, and the true remedy expOunded.
Phrenology in its application to home educa-
ton, domestic gOvernn cnt selfculture, selection
OF pursuits, choice Of apprentices, clerks, part.
ners in business, or companions for life, viii be-
as heretofore, the leading feature Of the work.
Young men ambitious to develop their powers
and qualify themselves by sslEeulture, for use
fulness and success in life; teachers who would
learn by simple method how to draw out the
intellect and cultivate the dispositions Of their
pupils; mothers desiring q guide to the best
means Of forming the character and preserving
the health and morals Of thoir children; mer-
chants anxious TO select wisely, manage judic-
iOusly, and educate properly, their clerks and
confidential assistants; mechanics wishing to
choose apprentices and train them for their own
particular trades; and every one who would
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mess partners, connubial companions, and gene
raj associates !. but above al, how to train ones
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cure personal development will find the Jour
nal Monitor and friend.
The Journal win be proinsely Illustrated with
portraits Of the great the good, and the vicious
engravings Of useful inventions, Of architecture,
anfma1s ftTfit etc and uuhlished on the follow.
, 1858-04-16

M htAk " AisiNe. AisiNs.'.,,,, -
A first.class weekly pictorial paper for the
friends Of progress and their families. fo
FOURTH YEAR-SUBSCRIBE NOWI I !.
Iarr IrnusrRArrD t
.-1,'L-,-,.,i..- ~ aa
.oIelsns uosss, l,s.. ,, ss'sa...s. M naInaa-
,aIy, ~ e.sLy -,s :. movements
N tne pusnsss Me..e el.elSy nOsed great
x.IIety y iu.slss s \. ntelngencs.
Inc news conuelse. y !. " .s.e1s ~ moo.
crate compass e,ety shins "n,on an in'eiligent
iAmy oee.t - Hner T. ~
l1ne eoleectolA ~ Lag Illustrated oelleve N
|tne 500 -ume .comlne. anu h,et assianous, :, u
cnronlcllng e,l taaL PROMISES e naseenlt New
lnven9ons easeuieten 70 ave iaoor, promote com,
ictH spr'age sonsLlse, e9o ogn!y ~, are Illus
ratea ana oesefieea venulne improvement N
en departments q anAAss mas urn F'ena " TINS
journal;
DesPi.e enr n.noene.s, ,N.. scneoss ana cohegeh
and me universal interest IN eaucaion, the net
y e Gear estle oeys tne.,we are no, yet taWeil-
instructed peCPes. sDsI senoois l must oe lmproy-
ca ana our ceheses neiomeas ,ns reio!m, de-
mandeo y ne slmes. and oy ne growing i'm
porlance q o.. country among the nations ofthe
e1Etp, . one Enen tne Yoliors o. lAie Illustrated
q, I'D. mSs, ,olSlols e. y: y psomo,s
WIN .ne nnsss S.'inl.e a,.s a.r .ne most elol'pus
.a.. r:p..,,sa, p..... a.,s .,.s 4. 49,.
...gs ..s;. :. y ~ scris .Ud !. y Nv w n
, 1858-04-16

10 agreat big siarin picture that looked like a
starved gallinipper smashed up against wall.
Now, you see, ever since these bank, Dustin
tunes commenced, and old Ike Coleman's
soap and candle factory supended operations,
Thought was about the boniest individuals TO
be seen on this continent. But when | seed
that pictur, says to myself "good! here's
a teller that's leaner than am. I'll step in
and shake hqnds with him. 1t will do Inc
good to look at him." So Ipaid my ftp (here
the narrator heaved q tremendous sigh) and
walked in. (which is the skiIlitungP saysI.
Il am says feller in very tight pantaloons
and Jacket. I looked at him, and I'll be
'lected to Congress, gents, If the feller was
nigh as lean as am myself! felt little
riled then, confess, and ! spoke right out
Deru me if you amt piece Of bogus
composition, (says y; ;d'ye call yourself a
skilIitung by profession and follow the busi-
ness for living, charging me ftp for a
sight, when kin see my own shadow in any
mud puddle for nothingr felt then like !
could lick all the 'natomies that ever was dug
up BY the doctors; 50 pitched right into
him and knocked all the skin off my
lesagainstthe Internal scarecrow's bony
carcass" lstAT T1sG g'tuglN5alg
On this confession, Mr.. Daniels, the ANA
teur q skillitung," was bound over to answer
for the assault and battery.
, 1858-04-16

A Au'I11d pr, Iriiy du.l, Jsmss D.u,sl.
u n.ns ~ nlio,,t o bo ! rs.ivs q az
p. .. Eastern s.l.s.. VS. sis.Inrd iSr as
-...1'I a1d battery oi Reuben Handy. vko
~ ben uh'hiiinr him.llf rss,s1hesi in * &
1oIIl.1a pali % astI,y ai<sTha os6d|bs
ofs'..I Living sl6|lloa. Ths bFIsOo1,
r'...l y B. heard D explanation Of his cob.
Do md permission being granted, com.
u4.,l .. IoIIo4ss i'as' -, (
4 Yesterday, beng out Of vork, Ithouahl
"a '.ksa yak 'k-og9k I've, city 70 amu..
nI.,|l @. want q anything better 10 al
- Z .,I.,1 ny 'isniloh hat i had 4sv neSs. 1
oo.n % many fhoFscf 1koletungs. Bul
rL1' = Ih1ra quelI aboul thnk Thought |, see
is ILsl lhe,e ars de- Sdry starvation time.
~. ersA'.. 3, fsFpr1bls o ths. skslstupa
-op| n ''.r 11t Pod loF anything sIss.
WY 1oa tnoF ~ you can't buy even
1'.'' 1'I pra r1.Aslp ~ ls,l sbap-"
14, fhe nrgil'nfsI aPprrhending s,iII
N''1 i'.r.1i1n. 1t5tsIlIa NJ DilIsIslo 70
H~I p - b5nL q $50 irstiss
Wei isunsdJsna. -prsssntly leans
, 1858-04-16
Major Jenes's lEo.lss,y.


Everybody who knows Major Jones Is
aware that he carries more modesty under
his hat than cash in his Porte-monnaie. A.
few years since a highwayman undertook to
rob Major Jones. He met Jones in piece
ofIwoOds in New Jersey. He asked Jones
for bis pOcket-boOk. Jones refused to yield.
The highWayman ihereupon took Jones by
ibe neck, and un1ertookto to schoke him down."
Jones made fight and kept 1t up for half an
houri ai The expiration Of that time Jones
caved, and the highwayman commenced rihing
hispockets. HE contents amounted 70 just
eiohfeou nenfs astf- gtst 81 .f.l- is'sis
eltAtcSA WINS 8 hsf 81. e7as z t4a = flssi1g
:" b that al you've gotI"
uRras,, ssst - tatl - fiitfef7 f7ssr i-e 5sassA q
Livery ceqt. ) a,osra z. y - $50
4" What made you ight 50 Iongi"
"Didn'twant tn be exposed. Bad enough
10 have only eighteen eentss but . great deal
worse to have the world know it.n
, 1858-04-16

q ia ~
x AlIhouuh We uslloslsiIus WIN pride and gratitude
thut he P6esa of Calgnl = IN sppFecas measure
antl-af and that % y The mHt nheIaltn The whole
world ~ Ss ssns "a Sr1s dS y Il: s S ~
d hole Literature, nrlter supefon0us nf uncall To-.
such . is design q I've prgectOra Of Tue Monitor D.
e,asd ,h- scnpe q m utasss wusely indsrssi apon
Ihs sul jsct o. lslnt herp y VIDE DID ioF The oeie
cal lexrri ~ he hdae1cs which The pead II caiho'e
uion of sentiment a aympaihy m thr eaa-s IL ri q
and mnrslity which nfuatr thp nemhrTs of lkr church
demand that us png,essol eysnts--whic. thge ~ o.
and enlivun I'm lnhlu should ps made kuewa to them.
The uiruaRles and prgTees ~ the church III oan
sta'e aFs nnknun % ths eEeut boy o. taihocs bre,
s.as W sfs y, y ,ss w g., n sb ""
and Ohisbad N knSu noihlng u uaa. memhers u lhe
- Honaohidda af the failhn g t7ssts ssl esssiaa
ea. ne Ss,nE Sss q ssS i psS'o% ss9. s,Tosa
because Il scheap and arred up In iAshlln 9 create
and eater D. dl-raspd apltite 10 the reading puR,
g. upon s"ee ,hss @sa t.. y ss s ssd Ss n.
cinus Il influences Illlgn aud % this ntancn o. ~
dy TIE Mbnof shAl dsv0is itisll ullh bsalt5 zsul
sAs ss,Gs Il l1. as.',sy s'.s s. ,ou..nd. q Ihmss
indnHioul moral and iniegepl ehg love ne land Of
their birth and the hOme u their kindred uh NE love
that lives lnng and gaxes Mt DID, ehoms We londly
believe weekly summary u Ifsh Intelligence. prepared
with view 70 our requirement, IN This lhI % baud. gl
not b uuNelcme. AID u 4 The determination q the
pfopFsins q Ths Monitor n leaso uothing undone -
~ ss ~. Sc SSps Z Hiisa JrnaI which vim
amuse a. we'll q nsFucti which, neither IN advertise
meats noF hly otef dkpdtelt. aall eohiain
which ludicious parent w6ud Be unwilling y place
siG,S his child; tso1gh or clemal vii b SDaippea
Nih ninth and egoa iOke Nin y q welcome. nsTg'
wIsS popcs :. have nothing whatsoever % do Thsy
aFe 10 I'll their various phases. Ouade pp Pecsnce and
will b carefully kept there -, .-.A'
No pains will be .pased @ make car mining. agrculs
, 1858-04-16
AnHEnTInElIEnT.

cisco fnE Musff \, W ely JoainaI of Csihnlc LlPfa-
pfs and Cenpfsi IiFligrnre NWIl tp Issued In quarto
form, abd contin sty columns q printed matter.
isl.slsg .sa- MARKS, THOMAS Il Co, q :
, 1858-04-16

j glgYrDR. GUYS0TTSi IMPROVED aasl 9
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N eUARr BOTTLES,
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The Best Female 1IedIeins knoVtn. ?
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for females Of dseai6 h1lil nlulline ifOm eguliFly
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