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The weekly Panola star., 1858-06-02
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ely occupy % ltnR lapse vi uua,
fiti iiaslly hilagh h.a m.niln mo
instant W. have In dreams mo- lfua
perception NJ lha lapse Of time a
5iIhnga property ~ mind, Coz v such
he hll1lfa wnpoflY vhun pul,loliull
lha rleiHal l.semhullrl sihn, time
vii appear i0nH eternity The rsh
lion " space, ai we'll a. time, afoalso
annhilatud ~ thai almost while on
eternity "a compressed into q mo.
meni, ibfnlo space "a ua,ersetl
more swiftly lhan ny real thought
lhefe afc numerous Illustrations OF
tbs onfocurl, 4 gentleman dream
~ that be- bad enlisted rs soldier.
joined his regiment, deserted, was
appruheudol, eauied back, tried.
condemned TO be- shot, and ut last
lrl out tor execution Amer tho
a uhl prcpataiIous, gun wes fired I.
he awokc with ihr report end found
that n noise in the adjoining room
had, at tbe same moment produced
the dream aud awakened him. A
friend OF Dr, Ahercroule dreamed
Tia. he crossed tic Atlantic, and
sPe1l fortnight IN America. IN
onberkiug OH hls return, he fell into
the sea, aud awaAing IN the itigh,
found that had not been in bed ten
minutes
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A Good Education

Parents are generally dcsirols OF
securing for their children wha, hes
call "gooi elacatioa.' This Is a
cOmmeudable manifestation OF pa.
rental affection. |. would be mOfe
80, however, ii :le motives urging
them 10 provide good education Tor
their children we're sCmes has moFc
elevated thln they usually ate. A
good education Is loo often sought
merely Or chiefly a, a stepping stone
" wealth or rank, OF responsibility
h the world. There arr eonsidcTa-
,.ous Ol a much higher and more
commsudable nature than this.
IL desiring a COOL education for
their children, parents too common.
y indulge in very narpw and iu-
adequate conception " What cons,i.
,uies a really valuable or goOi cdu.
cation, aud also oi MA, influences q
child must be brought under IN
order 10 secure Il. Tootnany regard
a good school, a teacher vel ycscd
in the usual branches aud ap, to
teach, with approved txt books,
about oE that Is necessary in order
10 secure the good e,laestion which
they contemplate for iheir children.
l. IL no. toe generally and ,so much
forge'tsn. that every conversation
which they hear from che lips Of
their litcs. xhich manifcsts either =
low OF lofty character, either worthy
OF unworthy prinsipIss, az a par, Of
tie education, good os bad, 81 their
chillrrns
1sis no. soo generally forgotten
,ha, every ~eri anil every ,tssl Of
tue compaasas sad ssscciasss vi
yoar shillrn has something to DO IN
making their education siiksr scOj
or baii L |, not generally forgot.
ten that the temper. the tastes, M
hsbla st their parents, aud indeed,
With I'll With whom shey come Ia
contact, have a powerful inaasnee IN
making the education Of . happy oi
UNHAPPY chsrse,er'
lie. sar children see their parents
and all Of whom paGene reosivs u
their intimacy. living fos hish, asbls
lIsaven-approved ends snd otjses'
--.aeh appearing plainly 10 I'll Ca
vrsssiou and evndses - ~ rllu|
purpose Of lils--ead ~ uill ~
ts receiving vsss sssssisssss -
most essential fass Il vhes =!
usly - csIlel e - sasutise'-
.iIsssy Tresrr,Pt
The weekly Panola star., 1858-06-02

0Hs, dm'tlsal fftfs lha t.li
efh hn.Nt eYu y0u aoull
meeH ii0raa NJ t lH 5lni
aetHfftt tta waA'r afabl
Wn
pH'tpoi0ulIa luf iilhsrtig fell
lh0.f iannl lHi s0 0ilHi0un la deal
lt 'lfYaul w ym lI lhfy wlll
probably D. farms, goods hni hll
DON'T ape oily ous'oml hy wearing
e'llh RHilm shuh vHu whIhl llioy
aro hd suited lO rough opunlr,
rood of lY inviting an evening
party Of yuuf hoIrhhHfh0ol faIoula
90 moel 81 nlua 0'ol0ah Zoe llal b.
ihelt usual hei time.
When yun would adopt q cuslom,
ash " llis suilvdio country hip, not
Il d ls fashionable in the city
pun'i paint your faces exercise,
and lho flpsh alf vii do That
Don't stand IN awe VI q Young
lady iual from tbo city. | should
rather Look Tor 4 wil0 who're lhore IA
less starch ani carmine, among fer.
mou daughters Nho have tho GLOW ol
hcalih m lho check aul lhp sparkle
NJ Intelligence in iho oyo,
DON'T look upon city he,ns a. q
superior order u lc.ngs lou SNOW
nothing about them.
Rest satisfied 70 DO farmers
daughter You know no, What you
would sacrifice were You to change
places with the cnvicl city girls.
90 to work, and mase yourselves
and yoar homes as attractive aal ~
lovely as sou car.
Read AMI Study and use all the
means within youf reach to cultivate
Your minds Selcc, from your esso.
ciatos OF both scycs those wi,o are
equally aspiring with yourselves, aud
meet 10 social gatherings to improve
your conversational talents, aud
perfect easy uncmbarascd manners.
The weekly Panola star., 1858-06-02
Persevering Loves.

An Ohio paper tells . story Of q
couple ot lovers whose union was
ljec,ci TO by tho young lady's
father. Whilv "kobcrt' Was wait.
log for the Old uan TO become TO-
conc.lcd, she accepted a tempting
oiler, aud was married, bu, in three
months her husband was killed BY q
kick from horse. Robert waited
fifteen months. for iecchcy's sake,
aud then offered her hts hand, but
found that she was already engaged I;
Ia three moGlhs shc was married
again, aud in Two years her second
husband died Of cholera. Robert
nov thought be would wait q year,
ba, al the chd Of ths, time he re.
ceNcI an invitation 10 her thini
seeding she was abou, to be mar
RED 10 her late husband. partner I:
and shc was. This husband was losl
on a steamboat shc was saved, but
before be had time 10 claim her she
married the prescrter u her life
Ia the course Of year or ,~o
Ilobcr, came into hor husbands
store, IN ilmc,c see him ja., crushed
to death by the fan u heavy casl,
which be was hosting Resolved 10
lose no tire nov. he started for The
lady's house ba, the lire, clerk VI.
ahead u him. A t0ll.bFidgc vas
5eiorc them. Robert paid toll b,
the year, the clerk lad 70 stop %
masc change. Robert Won u . rice.
andthe widow who q. the end ct Ne
ycar--Which was recoItly--gsss hlm
her hand, and with II the sccuma.
lated fortunes oi four hIlsbsnd's, oil
of whom dieihch.
The weekly Panola star., 1858-06-02

llls obmss 'Hi lln billie, eom
FufHl n hHm mfh. IL 4 mie
aFai then aft tfal science sste Lat
ln their childhood has eseflei more
Ihauen0a m No huHan iulhl sni ~
iho HHual stem ihsh aIl no Hlhel
huHl mi tnpelbeff Whence comes
lt iiai 1913 booA hi8 arhitfel ush
marvellous ahangos ~ lhu Opinion sf
maM.nl has bnnished ilIsI sofsh,p
haf abolished lhinniicIIe, haa pnt
lgun pll aamy and divorce esaIied
ila condition n woman raised ihe
fmlufl ~ pahIIcmutallly created
Iu families that blessed lhIns. a
Christian hnae ind Taused Ia other
irlumpha ~ causing benevolent In.
sllluuous. open aud expansive. 10
pung up ~ With tic wand ol on.
uIanlmentl What sort u A book
be lhs, that even the winds anil
waves N human passion oley Il p
What other engine ~ social improve.
ucnt hni operated ~ long. and yel
Lost none Of ilayl,lue Since Il Az.
pcnrgd, many boaalcl plans Of
imeliofalion have been tried. and
lallcd many code, of jurisprudence
hi,c arisen, sud ron theh tourte.--
kmplrc after empire has been
launched upon The tide " time, and
gone down, leaving no trace upon
The waters. but this book 10 s,ill
gong about doing good, leaycniue
auc.cty with ils holy principles
cheering the sorrowInl with lls con.
sg'ailon- strengthening The tempted,
encouraging the calming
The troubled spirit and smoothing
the pillow OF death. Can such :
book be- thc un,pring ol human
scniusl Does not the ,astness Of
~ effects demonstrate the cxcellsncy
Of the power to be Of 6od'
The weekly Panola star., 1858-06-02
fbaits l)a'lrp.
"A SONG FOR THE TIMES.


!. take ME TO semr wilderness,
fsr. far away IRON Town.
bore turkcy. raastay run about,
With gra,, dripping down.
,'re pe,pl, a-sar h,,e TO sdtA,
\. ,umc 40 night and li,,
ierc sau c,r 90 iusl eh'' !oa sant,
Nal nothirg have O. pay
'isc NJ, ticul. N, take ne phcre
Hard tlRes narr eirt ctt
iere bread and bullr gsiw on iToss,
lnd stnsis,s clos, by
trfa o,sicrs sts h,th itei aal .tevcl,
MD lot, of .aurkroui,
rrc luslriv. II o,cr, I'D
IL scattered I'll about.
,akrme where fuu slrelm, u wine,
banpasuc and lod'ly seo.
jars unr clsafs ii, ,irevvl ahvgt,
.Anh folk, aty nsSer hlus
aer, grow, III, most del ',ud, ffui,
.nr esv aas 't.f .esu.
ap,, sponge gas,, ,Dl, frem moanIaip'
duAn.
,nd ever, hiii S. lisvm.
}, aNc nc ~ shr land rs platc,
Naese urtu clme' q Inn.
here peonle nctef 20 b. hiW,
Md law .r- noves ccms
acrc crop, ary gvdl .nd ngvcr fail,
mi each uns ~. ". sharc,
here yua can eat, sui itnk aul sleep,
WltiUu, m anxidn. caic.
.s pe where y lives coed haiaessd stO~
Ani latlis. netxr rtlk
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.~s,:s.'. ,a.' ~. s'" s,'....,, i. ~ ..m.,
ks-".ss'.. - ,e.'' -
80 !, az 'ncse wave aesri. eHai'inS
ws'y " ,hc ,sn'r'sss ssr'.s
ihaadsfvpisss vsss - Efcs
- ,sas = sAsss rssesl'nss
u-p1 sets each starr. stm.
~ r>ss vhea fssisss frissa
k...' A...,., s.t..s .s.l. s..a.l...
lass .,ens warhls krcw
Psrriors, shsu skeir xelis were hat.ls,i
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iAAINo =, al elIi'.phts .' 70 Prni.ie TIA.
cr,. , = iloasa ai' nsfe va, IAN, 30 lin','c'''e
s,osa, wv na""1ea' haa 70 'esse
Wv nv. .'a..a '. W., as.,i w .ners "e,r .r.,' !
s'sA' many '"''''sa P'ess,'. 'as
sa., SvaSs'es'' osshs % u''' sp'n'
' u ".aa'ssa'e s.,, !, .ssa ~. p'ompss amer.
~ ~ a.s"s 'o'e'a., H',.'ng 70 hs''
The weekly Panola star., 1858-06-02

Tvs ScturvGE ~ Hanir. Did
YOU ever vslsa . sculptor slowly
fashiouing human couulcuaucs !
|, IS hot moullol ., once. |, Is no,
strpck ou. alta single BLOW. Il j.
labo.icn.ly wrought. A thousand
blows rough eas, IL. Tcu thousand
chiscI points polish and pcrice, it.
put in the Iiue touches, and brings
on, the fca,Hss aud expression. Il,
is work % time bu, at last the
full likeness comes on, and stand.
sxei and unchsRgins IN the sold
marble. Well. 90 does amsn under
the leading Of the Spirit, " the
teachings % Satan carve os, lis own
moral likeness. Every day hcadd,
something to the work. A,l,su.aud
acts Of thought, AMI vii, and iced,
shape he features aud Expressions
Of the soul--habits Of love, and
purity, and ,aih--aabsts ii iAkc.
hood, malice. sni uncleanness, silent
II mould and fashion Il, ,ill q, length
]. wears the Likeness of Col, Of The
image sni surerscriT,ion q 'hc Wi
Unc. W
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Wogsg THAN A WAxaboopIJn on
ll,npEg W A TnousAsD SualSas. -;
We publish the following q, wc hnd
il IN the y. q. Crescent, except tia.
We omit the name Of the Church 10
which the preacher was unfortunately
attached. Such sentiments, how
ever, can only injuro the indiyidusl
expressing them;
The Clsrkabure fvs.) Register
FURNISHES Che following. as a spool.
mcn u strong language from shs
pulpit. Rev. ssm'I Clawson, . min.
islcr Of the ----- Church, Who Is
very eccentric, aud has q very vivid
imagination, IN speaking VI one
preseui during one of his discousscs
vho Was n lniycnalisi, gave exprss.
sion ,o,hn following be u sloquclcs !.
"Thaut God, The Jay u no. iar Gs.
tan, shcn You will be chained as~h
to iIell's brasen hoor, aud the Dsvll,
with his three. .pronsed harpoon, Win
p.srce your rcclins heart, and p,le
the red.hot cinden u black damna.
ton upon YOU a. high ~ lho
pyramids Of Egypt, and Try ou. tbs
pnde of your lat TO grease ths
gajseons Of hell"
The weekly Panola star., 1858-06-02

rse- An inquisitivc Yankee was
standing a. a tavern door, IN the
lower part. Of Jersey, catching a
funeral pass BY. At the bead oil il
was large manure cart, moving
along v0y slowly, ani maki.g no
cilors TO turo Out lot the procession.
Tho iaakee Was as.oaishcd u, this
Wau, ot attention on the part of the
driver Of .ald cart. and turning 10 a
Philadelphia, wh9 vas Standing by,
hc rcmark,l.-
II gacs tie folks amt very per.
lie abcou, here: 10 hum, whrc |
lave, they alasys iarn vus for a
funeral"
"oh. that. par, II the proces.
sion," Remarked the phi,adclphian,
gravely.
"Da tell ieoa don. say so
How ~ exclaimed ,he as,oni,hed
Yankee.
"why. yOu sc, !. Is a vcry poor,
sandy soil about here, and nothing
comes up they plant, unless they
manure /. vel 50 When they bury .
fellow, they .hFov a whole cart-load
in the grave. = m1,c him riss on
jsdgmrnf tag"
Tie Yankee mlsrlsl.
The weekly Panola star., 1858-06-02
.tDt, WORK

nf ,il nfanuunss frtm mfsc Hand
Is fnrr, tiarl., dunr with Neainoss
Dispatch, and 0n reasonable terms
The weekly Panola star., 1858-06-02

ThsuL Gsl' szelainei Rshslais.
vish q ts0es yFi)s, = Ne ftiee6
80 vpslD1e oFoug0 ~ tssakeeo,
Z ] ol10o - - 6uD uW !
shsslA nesU oake 90 60 ~ =
nssl a. ! hsvs - - isssA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-04
R--Avp 7s4xu RrIArD wife Of hsvrsa Ruland. In the

f--AvD-1aAAH rutland, wife Of kssrsR Ruland. In h'
se:h year Of ssr ago.
ee-s ~ Eurcsa ic0gc eccd samartnns and b L. ssov
ScA uncn nc. a. r-scecuriy nvsed 20 attend the
Ansrai ron tie residence or her soa Reuben Johnson
No "a soath SECOND strict Williamsburg this tsuaday)
asasnoeL. Q: two o'clock. Tas viii b taken 10
Greeaw &C for luternreat.
SsauxS-Suajesly Mr. C~.Rix@ Z, SAnvxRS In Tho clSl
year OF his ago.
Bis fresds 80 and ssc@a father,
CHARLES Samus-, Esq respectfully invited attend
fut~rs ,, (suncay) ae moon. astaree O'Clock from
hs 'ste resi5eece No. SOS Adams ssseot brooklyn
sME1a-Oa saturday, April g. joan Z. sSwl-s, aged
81 years
Tee relatives and frencs c the family, also The
hers Of TtrpL1s Lodge, o. Of F.. are respectfully
vtsd 10 s.soa tie ruDerd, frosA Rev. Or. Dow,ng,s
church Of Bedford and Downing streets. Oh
Monday forenoon, ct eleven O'Clock, without further
alton The remains will be taken 70 Tsrytown for
teymeDt
. Oteego papers peeee copy
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.nsr wasn goa sasks ws nisn: ueho,a ..
.a ire IAN. r..:. -;cs s..e yes sI ~nssa hsTc
te- -. the ~o-cs wa.cn may carry NOR. &c yor-
hesi casrcn may e 70 seep q night sud wse up
u as!..s = pa! sol. o1l yas -, 30 ttsy map not
Dc chased about I'D c.!ves saas Ike widbsa aAd
a. nAs A06 !car csa5s AID bS~sa being freifIi ali
eassO sAoss osis ~ se sose<I up. So -ssd 700 my
y SFrs obe., 70 erSsr ,cst wien ycv o-h,d hin you
,Is ,A- wcrcs, friends and sre.nr.1' 7 sm orae.ed
to 's'iyes t. soV be iWd Ct March (at IL Ir dian
3 :: SsTsa 9s;ssS Ia S's presence q bo:s ossss,
,rorcr sat &C We. eyr
~ rops chiefs ana the :oescco 70 Tn.s
@nA.e- ne council l.:es gros. deal Of pew wogias
rc;e.i that wss ZINE g star Cor Fc-s Myers IN
sbo's tine sn,s were packed wagons haressed horses
snSwe were en- after hearty shake OF the hand
was ne arer1as END thar It E&S beeu Billy ueUta
Lar FaSs Ha.caee Enalee, with his sister a~ Fanny
Do~egs, and hree children left With to go Egnoas
Key 10 visit their friends young ASSN ali and toe bro
s, az Koaip Halo ~ho wounded and in hospital Al
fSus Sssss s.e = w'.n rs 20 see the latter
ncrne IN u :s;a that for the sociery In FLORIDA "Otae,
.os occupation gcnc and that for the good ctizeos o.
10 be isbe-i for .u
The truth s. that these Indians have bsen driven to the
Topography d The country, M gradual exploration and
military reconnaissance OF the enro peulsuia TLSr
he'6s scd towns hsye been found pagsd and destroy
their women aud children have oet Esri pressed and
may OF them captured, and At TIA most opportana
moment the government SENDS One Of tie best seeetsd
agerts. Col Rector, man who has lived the frontier
OF Arkansas for many years He is perfectly con
versaui with all the traits Of Indian character
and understands dealing with them The ss,ec-
ton Of the delegation has ceer made with good
judsroeut and satisfied test Col Rector sssistea
By Coz Rutherford supported by the government in
carrying Cut al bis promises in good faith, he kncians
in Florida viii emsraie to the West without ascessiy for
further bostii,tes.
Col Rector has acted wisely in refusing all correction
with any faces familiar 70 the nosthties Florida He
has rsssted the importunitler OF familiar with the
operation o. making money With the shrek their lips
''ass poor Indian and has made them honest promises
which he ia satisfied be falf The indians seem
satisfied ana left under tho impression that could
do SO In peace
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Caution 20 Every Lady.

Imitation In to follow the manufacture OF successful
article. The greater the OF useful article the
longer has remained before the public the daring and
numerous the counerfeers aud counterfeits. For
twenty years Naul Estes shoes have received universal
patronage from the ladies' OF this country There have
countereis OF these shoes offered for sae bearing
Of Este" with Rue dc In Paix added There is but
Vault kse in Paris and his shoes have been
stamped with the coat Of ct the Empress Eu genie
whom Este alone works The genuine Este shoes
had only At N. l.. HIfI'S No sal broadway New YORK,
where win likewise be found the manusctures OF Chape
Ipague and Jacobs besides the cheaper productions OF
makcrA An immense stock Is now open for inspection,
which will be sold at prices in sccordan with the
observed everyw here else.
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UNpERgRouND hAILRoAD-Six fugitives says the
day night, and remained during the Sabbath with the
agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-04

Cure That Coueh,-Onc Bottle or Wilbor's
Compound OF Cod Liver OH and Lime viii relieve any
nary cough and In cases Of consumption The pro-
preior by certificates this admir-
preparation has wrought the most surprising The
cod liver oil IL robbed VI s nausesDg taste the phos
phaie Of lime. thus combined. 10 powerful auxiliary
healing the lungs Let no consumpve person despair who
has NOT tried II For sale by ALEXANDER v. WiIBOR
chemist l6S Court street Boston, j. nilhal S3 broadway
New York. Coleman A Roger. Baltimore.
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Mrs NARY AIIIscs, the oldest resident OF Rockingham
Va died scar Por, Republic, few days ago, IT the sge
Of 100 years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-04

age whose ss~ds Of life have nearly run out discovered
while in the East Indies certain cure for ash
bronchitis coughs colds and general debility The
dy was discovered by him when his only child, daughter
given 10 die Whaling much good possbe
he Will send such of bis afflicted fellow
this recipe, with full and explicit directions for making up
and successfully using e. lie requires each applicant
eloee him shilling cents he returned postage
the recipe and the remainder 10 be applied the
this Address DR. H. JAnea 10
Jersey j.
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Army nfen.$snee,


rse Var D-Tstness has directed tcs. Lssu.ecsns Null
La, "a Artillery DO charged with the 2aty Of cpsa,as And
ctastr-ctirs r.,ssry road Fcrs Walls waa, on
ts OREGON oE cSiSba river ~ Fort EsGtcl, en To As
ssr, TIE con rsaang officer u the Departures, Of the
Paoa1 ~ oTscNsd 60 caas- seecspt ssoorr u infantry
70 - de4s'ied fc. tpes duty
A-sss,s sa-ss sye-,s orse--s - repair tn sds o'sy
81 New YORK &c report tor duty in Mcoica, survey
Ing ,ns aoseM' p, srsgeoM ne
ps-sen. bsv- ~. ordered 20 pychrosS Va 20 report
to the BoArd sc~ assembled there fos examination for
Tee res:snaca o. Second Lieutenant Thomas " smith,
ga Infantry has tetI accepet b tho President of the
Un'te-i States, u "a. effect Aps'5p, 1857
Bead c: 0r1cs-s, &c ccaszt OF Nerteran. Colonel
Jsbrstcn, LET airy Major Gocxes ~ Il.ary Breyet
lieutenant Colonel hcG-gor lat Artillery ordered 70
assemble ir toe Cit OF Washington 70 examine b;nS,
krapsack sri canteen which have been prepared b.
Captain Jchzs 80 rBfso'Ty.
Aose articles and their fitness FOR military service.
The Bxitish Firing az American Vessels.
70 The kDiroR OF qHE nHsAI.D.
Esw Yoss, April s. 1861
:. In .hs mornings paper notes from your Port %
Prince correspondent the firing in,o tic Clara Wind
by the EDglsh gunboas Forward while having her
aas eaa ensign flying take the liberty TO contradict
TIE stat Dent had not coios get ct the Cns aud
9As tsSkins stip whea saw hss ssstDs Coz They
charged guns On sgpsl Zoe sas 70 heays To- Whom
showed my c0ors they sent officer bcn-Si aud
aIOloe he eAd they bad strict orders from tb9
Admiral not 70 interfere vitaan vessel bearing nag
By isseraDr tae sbove you will much oblge Sey re-
spectfIiy yuurs, wM. MEwN
; Master OF bark Clara wacsor.
To Gsntlemen--Nhx Fay ~ for . Fiat I'm
~ snc o n every respect be
EsPEsCBEID. Manufacturer of Gentlernsu's Hats
fell style reAced to 81 a, WHITES i4s Fuoassree,.
Twelve New s,y,ss OF Hats.
' GESiS's SA; 10. IA broadway
Every Style OF Dress Hat.
At GhNTN'si NJ zia Broadway.
Green's Shirts never Twist or Wrinkle. No.
Exclusive Styles Exploded.
Spring hats g SE ss1Se S s:r' ss broadway
THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST ASSORTMENT OF
G RSo6 nGSys ASp snoss IN It CRY n r,
Horses, Horses, Horses.-seratches Cured.
Defiance Salamanca ssses-With Patent
.As s b ssS @ fire aud burglar
' ROBERr NJ PATRICK.
Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupsss-
The best in the world supsssing all made Sold aud spplst
Cxistsdoro's Hair Dye-Best IN the World
Wigs and scaps Of Superior dye applied
nj No. Astor House.
Barry's Tricopherous, only ia Cents Hot.
tie. (Genuine) 50 dozen, et CAMPbEILS drug
Eighth avenue and Twenty e.g nth street
Billiards. Premium Hair Dye-KoIunger's
Manhattan lnimen Manhattan plssers btters syrups
&C. Depot 476 Broadway.
Wilson's Hair Remeaiics.-Sold only at JOG
Grand street. New York only Is CENTS coors your
stores hair and gives glossy Consists
Wilson's Hair Restorer and Hair Coorer.
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BIRTHS. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Brit
Died.

Ggus.-0n Tuesday, March 30, the wife Of WV. H.
GRsyS, ESQ, West Meriden, Conn, OF daughter.
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Barry's Tricopherous, only l2 Cents a Bot
tie tGenune) 50 dozen, at CAMPBRILs drug store cor
ner Eighth syenae and Twenty eighth street
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Radical Cure Truss, Suppofers. ham
dages. elastic stockings &c. MARSH co. No yesey
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PKlL.
n Month of the violet breath and bloom,
Briaht ueT AID after wEt<rs gloon.
Thai com'st TO sRy-on eager wing
Now hsstens on the blue eyed spring,
And my steps have passed away,
You'll hear her wood notice through the MAyl
Month changcful smile aud frown
With nds raised. and dropped down,
Like sone young girl unused 70 praise
Who meet her lovers gaze.
And now will smile burst in tears,
As PASSIONS meets her ears,
Dear thy skies Of shifting hue,
And dear tbou doctors too.
For beneath thy varying star
Rules, re,gns and riots fell csihar-
Colds on the cbes, and In the
To all who wear improper ciothts
But this has got fear,
Robed for all the a the year
BY Messieurs smith, whose supplies
Clothes 1t for every change OF skiea
From them I'll get the April style.
And welcome then thy frown smile.
SMITH BROTHERS. One Price Wholesale and Retail
Clothing wareroous Nos ia IFS aud it0 Fulton street, New
York.
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('oRNH BUNr0Ns, NAILS PENETRATING THE
~ nesh extracted without pain that the bos can be
worn Immediately sfer the operation without The least in
eonverience 70 the patient by DR.. zACHARIE, Surgeon
Chiropodist go Broadway
(vLARKE THE WIZARD, OF 1I6 WILLIAM STREET
~ Transforms an IN dresse man into sshioosble
Cca t2; pants, ~; vest, 90 - ~ can be Immediately
turned into business coat r. S-A little joker always In
a tendance 10 errsnds.
DIAMOND BROOCHES. RRACRLErs,
~ NECKLACES. DIAMOND RINGS
EARRINGS. STUDs PINS. &C. &C
Selling At rreatly reduced prices
RVbkRI Rail- 4 co, ~ BggAaHsy,
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Cxistsdoro's Hair Dye-Best IN the World
Wigs and scaps of Superior make tor sale and dye applied
NJ No. Aston House.