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Legel Anecdote.-surgcnt Cookie, who
was rough clustering fellow, once got
from a witness mere than he gave. In
trial Of right Of fishery, he asked the wit
ness, Doest thou love fish e. Ah.' replied
the witness with a grin, :.but donna like
cookie sauce with it!' The roar Of laugh
ter which echoed through the court rather
disturbed lie learned Sc Tgeant There is
an arecdote something similar related of
Sergeant Davy, great lawyer of the last
age. A gentleman orce appeared in the
Court of Kings Bench to give bail in the
sum of 10000. Sergeant Davy, wanting to
display his wit, said to him, sternly.
And pray, sir, how do you. make out that
you are worth 3OOOl" The gentleman
stated the particulars Of Ills property up to
s,o4ol' That's all very gooj,' said the
sergeant, but you want COZ more to he
worth a,oooI For the sum- replied the
gentleman, in no ways disconnected, Il
have note of hand Of one Mr.. Sergeant
Davy, and l hope he will have the hon
esty soon to settle it, The laughter
that this reply excited extended even to the
bench; the sergeant looked abashed, and
Lord Mansfield, observed, in his usual ur
bane tone, Well, brother Davy, think
we may accept the bail. Dunning, whilo
examining witness, asked him if he did
not live a. the very verge Of the court. Yes,
l do was tile reply. And pray why have
you selected such spot for your residence =
In the vain hope of escaping the rascaily
impertinence of Dunning,' was the retort.
A witness with Bardolphian nose com.
ing in Dunning's way, he said to him,
Now, Mr.. Coppernose, you have been
sworn, what do you say r-' Why, upon
my OATH replied the witness. would not
exchange my copper nose for your brazeu
face y
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Dick, you have u hols in you trowsers,'
Well, who cares, it wi!l wear longer than.
patch Y@, says Bam, aud wider too.
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Always give !. Eis. Ia Ia {, 3. s..sb!o~. ua,e..,,
the blow is given by sibstsh STICK, b
which oass il is better 10 amixsls,"
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-04-21
THE EMPIRE OF GOD

Prof. Mitchell, in closing his series OF
Lectures Oh Astronomy, said NOW. NV
friends, must close this long course os
lectures. We have passed from planet to
planet, from sun to sun, from system to
system. We have found other island uni.
verses sweeping through space. The grea.
unfinished prohI' M still Observation-Disclosures
came this universe? Have all those stars
which glitter in the heavens been shiu;no
from all eter'iitys Has our globe beer,
rolling around the sun for ceaseless auesi
Whence, this magnificent architecture
whose arclI'traves rise in spIcndor before us
in every direction? Is it all the worl, Of
chance | answer, no. 1t is not the
work of chance. Who shall reveal to US
the true cosinographv OF the universe by
which we are surrounded I? Is il the work
Of an Omnipotcnt Architect If SO, who
IS this August Being? Go with me to.
night, in imagination and stand Will, old
Paul the great Apostle, upon Mars Hill,
and there look around you as he did,
Here rsca that magnificent building, the
Pantheon, sacred to Minerva, the Godde 50
of Wisdom. There towers her colossal
statue, rising in its majesty above the city
OF which she was the g"ardian-ths Oh
Ject to catch the rays of the rising. and tho
last to be kissed be TIE rays Of the setting
sun. And yet tell you these gods and
these dvinities, though created under tho
inspiring fire Of poetic fancy and Greek
imagination, never reared this stupendnus
structure by which we are surroun cd
The Olympic Jove never built the heavens,
The wisdom of Minerva never organized
these magnificent: systems. say with St.
Pau! :"Oh, Athenans, in all things find
you ;co superstiious, for in passing along
your streets, find an alter inscribcd-To
the unknown God-IIim whom We jgno
rantly worship; and this is the God l de
clare unto you-the Go that made heaven
and earth, who dwells rot in temples made
with hands"
No, here is : temple four divinity
Around lis anu above lis rise Sun and Sys
tenn, Cluster and Universe. And doubt
not that in every region Of this vast Empire
OF God, hymns of praise and anthems of
glory are rising and rcverbrating from sun
tosun and from system to system-heard by
Omnipotence alone across immensity and
throurh eternitv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-08
City Intelligence.

TIE WEATHER YEsTxRpAY.-Yesterday was a bright,
sunny ard delicious day The rather warm and
perhaps rather oppressive to PERSONS yet the
whole the weather found welcome with citi-
The "woather man" will, undoubtedly, inform
in few days that to have cheated term" bu.
ny that time we may have reversed state of things
judging from the display of fashionable and seasonabe
clothing worn by almost all classes Of citizens they
wended their way to their business pursuits pleasure
for the inauguration Of Nay weather Broadway With its
thousands OF gay and fashionshly dressed habs and
suburban visitors never appeared more lovely and refresh
boo,nAsers and every artisan who may have contributed
tho scene Of yesterday undoubtedly reapsd a rich
harvest In the rural districts the prospect delightful
Of tho earth Is covered with verdure the
and bush show forth their tender blades,
and the green hills, the rural lake and rvulet all com
bne to make up ascene TO the heart man. and
May, sweet, happy, smiling May, meets q warm cordial
welcome In her annual visit,
DEPARTURE OF MISSIONARIES JAPAN-rhe splendid
clipper ship SURPRISE Captain Randett sailed for Hong
Kong China yesterday afternoon from pier 90 East river
Among her passengers the Rev. Richard J. Walsh
and wife, Rev. g. B. Brown and wife, Rev. G. F'verbeck
and wife, DR.. g. B. Simmons and wite Mr. Francis Hall,
Mr. Geery, two Misses Brown, Mics Adrian and master
Brown missionaries Japan sent under the auspices
vessel missionaries and their friends assembled the
cabin where Chancellor Ferris made brief but forcible
reG up Inc exercises CLOSED Sg
singing the Doxology Precisely AZ one O'Clock
The seatug Oliver NJ Petit took the Surprise In tow and
proceeded down the bay Az the vessel e her berth
large humber Of spectators gave three hearty cheers
which responded to from the quarter deck Of the ship
by the waving Of handkerchefs and salute of artillery
On Thursday evening last the missionaries enter
tanned at the houee Of Mrs. d. Steward, No. $50 Fifth
On that occasion Chancellor Ferris the Rev. DR.
Hutton Rev. Dr. Taylor and Rev. Dr. Wood, of the Ame,
rcan Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions, took
part In the proceedings.
FIRE IN DuIu SrREEr.-Betwecn eleven and twelve
O'Clock yesterday FIRE broke out in the building No.
Y..S~A ada -
apanners The hremen we're early at the premises and
extngushed the fire before extended much hey ond the
place OF origination Tho damage 70 the stock will
amount to about 5000. Insured for 900 In tho Mer
chants Insurance Company Tho damage 70 the building
will amount to about 500, covered by insurance Il ap
pears the fire was caused by the smoke Pipe Of the
mace used tor heating the drying room which fired tho
root.
RkDrcIos OF TIE CLERICAL FORCE m New Yoax CTS
HOUSE Collector schen has received circular from,
~ S.c.es VI ss TscasuEy, s.,s ior ls ABDUCTION u
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The cicsira orce ole cep.rtaect The C,,,ector IN n.
oNhce 70 Tie order. ssus circular letter TO the heads
o ouIeaos 70 Ola depss ua' n requesting them s~V
tssns a. 10 bow Tar a reduction can be de- o,us IA.
vID prop oschArse Of toe pubic less rns 90. sa
lcsss WI DO sasssnea xits.a twc wsess eA' 'o-
r, ""' of MORO MINSTREL Inc b dy OF Mathew
'' more generally knc~n Ms Matt ei lately the
:, 1919. "so Oh canpbes Mnstrels, who died suddenly
vi, bs h w sondey last, WIS brought to this city and
Byoaawa, nv 20 DAY. at two ec,ocx r. NJ, fron the
~. 49, hoose Ia Bro0me street roe DECEASED :. ~ a
' '" zoo sons Of Malta and ths Masonic II ate.ni,y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-08

PRTzE FIGHT PREvENTEp--Yesterda morning
Marshal Herring informed that arrangements had
pee made for fight, six miles out on the Phila
oelphs road, between william Howard AID Fountain
morgan and TINT they with their seconds bottle holders
GO were about TO proceed to the place appointed for the
contest Lieutenant Carmichael and ofcor Cook, OF the
middle dRtric police detective Peacock detailed
70 go after and arrest the parties before they left the city
WINCH was promptly done. They also arrested James
san'y as tnc eecond OF Howard and Edward F,emmnS,
ne inc second OF Morgan The whoe party taken be-
Jore Jnsnoe Moslster who held the principals bail in
he sum 81 81 600 each tho seconds IN tia sum OF
500 70 Keep me peace FOR six menths.BaIinore Sun,
W. 9,
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You W hO have Influenza, Hacking Cough

You hO have Influenza, Hacking Coughs
and colds. with WEAKNESS resd:-
When the natural outlets tha matters OF the blood
are closed or disease At makes M
II ba beadsche dyspepsia dizness mental
preeeions dsordered scrofua
comnepces, Group, gener .tei
epilepsy rheumatism colo the
body ROW BkANDhkyhs pls 70 have been adapted
by nature all these dculties while
Eot rure, they sufficiently full TO open s tas
raj outlets for the blood impurities to or and the body
lie ut relieved from ali oppression health
what Cisease has dark
bhAkDhkTH's pile sold at Is box, with full
directions at No. "a Canal street. and BY all Druggists
White, the Halter, makes a Grand Feature
OF his spring for gentlemen and boys
materials new mounngs and the dasblpg
fabrics. are drawing crowds TO ZIG Broadway
Bsrnum's Museum.
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0lArs1eu.

0lArs1eo.
4, eAsoSs-fRovEx On thursday evening" NAY 8. by
.ne nv. samuel Oseood, D. b DUANE SIMMONS N d.
70 n~At AAIontaIs, only daughter Of Anthony Brewer
a, lHoxrr*-BUsRsEYER In Brooklyn, on Thursday.
10y o. oy Toe Kew Charles Stohiroann JonN Taoxrsos
city. '' "'i '" lille
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-08

ooerie'oN ef FOUL PLAY "A won Eau PANIED Susan nan
npe residing at No 81 Green wioh street was found IN
e rear stia yesterday morning an insensibe COM,
"on Ano suu"ing IN severe wound in the head The
ponce On Questioning the husband Of tho CONAN suspect
u was some foul play in tho premises and arrest
Gu n' until me matter should be Investigated Mrs. NJ
was conveyed TO the New York Hospital, and placed
ahae' Tue care OF the bouse surgeon Coroner
WAS notned to told ante mor.em examination In tho
Ssse o. 'ne Injured WOMAN bu. upon proceeding to the
so ~ me ps'lcnt, tho LITTER found 10 be upcon
s dpa ennIelS incapable Of giving any proper test
nohJ no was therefore Obliged " postpone the exam
." Snn suoo time rs the reasoning powers would re-
torn napwbile the husband stands Committed 10 avail
tie iesult OF the investigation.
SNocIAR MISTAKE In yesterday's HERALD we no
Vceo Wv aessn Of an Italian, named Alexander Mochie
under circumstances which led the Coroner 10 suppose
that deceased had died from The effects OF violence Il
appears now that Mocbe alive and doing WE'LL and that
The pame OF the deceased James Denver and not Alex
ander hochie, ss previously reported. The mistake
which occurred through tho careessness OF some th
oncse ~ the Ne fosk Hospital. OF much
oubse emo al to Coroner Jack and hs depa
w. Denver, appears, Was found In Madison street, on
Sunday hight b cit zens and 10 the Fourth
pecihct ssstlon he bad fallen ID ls and injured his
head 60 severely that the police thought IL necessary 10
convey him u the New York Hospital, whefe he con.
tin ueo 70 pser until THURSDAY, when died from the
effects of the fall already reerted Denver merly
resided In Connecticut, where no worked u colon fac
tory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-08

The Latest Drawings or the LognIlzed Lot
cries, ~ reported to woo EDDY Co.
MANAGERS or run
DELAWARE. GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AE0 MISSOURI
STATE LoTrERrRs
OniciA drawings. BY telegraph
DELAWARE LOTTERIES.
ina subscribers toLr appoaaed the
y authorized by the having his day ateaded to
drawing the Lotter sha benefit Of
Dc hereby certify that the following the uursbes wh0s
were this day drawn rooo Tie wheel, viz
EXTRA CLASS No. I'll, MAY T. 1857
43, Sc, 67, 3, Gl, IL, GO, l, IL, %, 80, SO.
CLASS No. ~ MAY Z, 1859.
81 SO, "a, SO, CT, As, 40, 62, co. 49, 49, CO. IL, 49,
numbers were drawn tho order in which
Witness our hands .. Wilmington. Del, this Saturday,
Nay d SS' JOS Sa2f SEA- : GORDON Commissioners.
JAMks DUNCAN.
GEORGIA LOTTERIES
The subscribers. Commissioners appointed superptend
be Sparta Academy Lottery hersby cer1ify
ha The following The numbers which this day
from he wheel, VIZ
CLASS No. 90. MAY 7. 1859.
g. 10, n, &C. 8, As So, A. 80, 81, CO. 81 70, 49, a.
CLASS No. 30. EXTRA, SIAr I, 1879
s, IA, Ga, 20, 81, %, 70, IS, sc, Fl, IA, Al.
And said numbers drawn order In which
*ness hands at Augusta Ca. this Saturday May T.
1852 fFe. ma EuAasssEE' Commissioners.
WOOD EDDY Co., Snd Aa ssSS S:ors
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ready made men. and boy. os s which aro.d attract
ohe many new and desirable styles Of we have
which we have msxIed them down.
9sf @ ing pp %
sc.sa .a great 'Ase and care in the several European and
y
and .aps;or :yis . hat q - ana
snd priced clothing Win III: visw.si !: ven SHOWN
every branch OF manufacture; and AFRAID
sn a xs Dsi Re moro '0f
added to the cost Of labor
ms ai insssd great Of
respectfully invite an early call from friends that
they may have choice '''' E. eT Il thing.
nufacurs ibis season. beg especial sss
81 Linen Duxtcrs.
AtKvANs, s6 and ss Fulton street
81 Linen Busters,
| AtEvANs. &C and So Fulton street.
81 Linen Dustsrs,
AtEvANs, &C and 60 Fulton street.
| 81 Linen Busters,
AtEvANs', IS and 6 Fulton street.
| AtEvANS', 66 and So Fulton street.
| Neat Office Coats 81 Each, at Drumgold &
PROCH'S, IA Broadway.
| BusYncss Pants, a Good Article, We'll Made,
| $780, 1t DRUMaoLD PaoChs, No 2i4 broadway.
| Business Coats 90, OF Cashmere, Neatly Cut
and made, at DRUAGOLD PkOCH'S, No. N4 Broadway.
| Herrins's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar proof safes Isl Broad~a corner Murray N.Y.
wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines. -Of-
| fee sos Broadway, N Y. Send for q circular
| Grover & Bakers Celebrated
,r N0Is s n FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
| l95 Broadway. New York
| l62 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
| Denanes Saiamsnder Safes-Wlth Patent
nrcos perlor Depot s. Murray street, Of College
place; ronnerly 49, Pearl sszest>
| wi,der's Patent Fire Proof Safe.-The Pre-
MUM salamander while ct The Worlds Fair London 1851
| QUIhk BROTHERS., " Maiden lane.
| Glass Shades OF all Sizes for Covering
CLOCKS towers DC &C. &c. constantly hand and made 70
order Depot iSs William street. corner Of Ann.
| Rair-lts diseases, fall, change OF color,
and is establishment treated carefully BY A. GRAND
JEAN No. 10 Twelfth street, wed sce and near Broadway
Bo,lnra's Premium HAIR Dye. Keillnger's
or Mar haitian niment Marhatsn pasters Prof Lines
Gated Sss"''' '' 'Nf'' ~ W. NJ cRrrrENroN
| Kennedy's Medical Discovery IL warranted
To cure scrofuA eryspeas aa rheun soad head liberated
| sore legs For sale BY all drugsisa-
0srry,s Tricupherous II tte heat and cheap
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Won Waas . Fs.tsox -.
""STT 8AOKNAN. les Sultou ssx.

sSIs Hats, Juss received.
1SDsSsCs, sk~t for ths IN anui>ctunsv
~ Coopia. Aka l66 William ssrcss ossner Of Ann
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Superior Courr-tsenerai Term,

MAY 7.-Henry smons We. Reuben p DeBane. Order
affirmed.
James Mcmahon w. Mutual Benefit Insurance Company.
Order affirmed
10 abide event.
David Phayre, Jr, vs. Henry G. Irvine. Order affirm
ed, with ccsts.
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OuTDeyss Ncss Photographic and eSuo arr
uras u MI; aaa 'vcrytypea
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MISCELLANEOUS,

A JET BLACK Or BsOVN INSTANTANEOUS THE
"A cheapest and best hair dye In the void; fades
GEORGE's LIQUID HAIR DYE,
the only and harmless hair discovered win
dye ciaely; applied black brown and Is only
JBlRtY fkvEN CkrrS Box
boxes 81 Each three shilling box contains much
hsir o,h ususLy sell for 81 box Georges HAIR dye
burn the h>r color the sAin linen but gives the
hair beautiful hpe
GLOSSY AND NATuRAL APPEAR ANCE
Sold at SCOTS drug 500 Grand street. Mrs Hayes LIS
Fuon ereet erookyn; Calender To-, Third and Walnut
streets, Phiiadel phs, sno by all druggstS
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Kennsdy's Medical Discovery 10 warranted
tn cure erysfpelas aa soad head liberated
sore lsae For sale by all drugaisa-
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HollOway's O1ntment.-Thc e6ect OF this
ssve truly wonderful scald bead
and scorbuc eups that had deed every other yd
in few day 70 10 lis ceansng and healing powcrA
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Bc,lnrtl's Premium HAIR Dye. Keilinger's
or Mar haitian nnimen Manhattan pasters Prof Lines edi
ca'eo ses"a'' "' W. NJ. CRIrrENToN.
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Bsrry's TrAcvpherous II the heat and cheap
AT article dressing bcaufyns cleaning curling
ing and Restoring Tie hair. Lades ry u Sold By AL drug
CRE
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lAUr1oN TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Pprchase gin under the name OF Scaiedau schnspPs
S,sra NM up n and pint oou~es- with he
hc.ie ~. and iabes. VNOTprp WOt,~F
sole importer, n beaver gxsea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-08

Tr,nsscs, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock
lnes belts body braces and Dr.. GL0vERS new lever ss.
M nm street
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Bachelors Hair Dye. wigs and Toupees,
the best In The world SURPRISING all made. Sold and applied
a, he manufActory 1SS Broadway.
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q. Bills, Exchange and Specie Broker, I16
Greenwich street, second door north Of PaciAc Hotel
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Rupture Cured ny Elarsh Il Co.'s Radical
cure uss They also keep SILK elastic chnSs for vArcose
-ins and shoulder hrsNu FIR 6sso-
aea sds % oguse, no vssoy srveS Asg House. n. II
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

STEkEOkCUPIC-BURNS.
y The Tree under which he With his Hghlani Mary
Hs Cottage Rrihplsce" % The SAINTS and Bo.uv
Doom" ard other spos sscred his forming sehsa
pos-prics ~. All who ,atl
these real and grsphc OF places sps
In which the poet lived wooed and died.
N B-A hrge COLLECTION
New and Beautiful Grouss Glass Pictures' I,usfxaSsl
ecenes Ac;
just received BY the
For sale at Wholesale and retail
APPLETON CO.
346 and A3 BroadWay.
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fSoRNs BuNIoNs AND pEsrCTIvE NAILS REArX
~ by tie only safe and successfa method
Scg 90 cents ;, 81 earh buncns and nails 81 TO -
LlTTLEFIElD wksTESvsLT. Chiropodiate
Big broadway, opposite 81 Nlch0lAs aoee1
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At JONES. 10 AND IL ANN sTREET.-HAvE YOU
a the 50 80 shoes CATERS style also the
French calf dreas boots warranted satisfactory at J0N
10 and u Ann street.
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TyIRCULAR.

The undersigned invite purchasers Of mcns spring cohins
for heir TO this large and varied assortment go
with than usual in style Of cut make and ssies
Of goods No pains spared have everything wen
md well and appropriately trimmed % - 70 give .ns "a
value the purchaser for the amount or money PAD
never devate trom price In selling We uso ~
In fixing that price that will DO - low oa
can be found osew here the qualify 10 overy
department never ssys sa asrs ss % eas
and the OF goods - deslrao % loun
Tho great reputation OF A. 90 10 ocys SouunS suDS
aees The pecrry Of saying more than nst me
Already ia store larger and more desrsoe man ever
No. AL Broadway.
Between Canal and Grand sroeta
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d q. r.
~. The REGULAR ARMY AND TIE REou LAR "a.
caty-sbe art Of has maze immense PROCESS wAsn ths
present fury tsppon that h their "fes
snnos nesd 20 been sd rurpe Sut a -,
hat y followed two hundrd yesrs raome a. ~
isncet eeches and bssrs the
then. outside the profession belongs dit e
more efficient sysems Of medication k.dway's R-modh Aoo
a. great Improvements tie old htor miss ID
dpebsary the MIME fashioned run So
noutbed biunoerbusA they gSAppe with and subdua 81
ease Nth the sumo certainty that steam eneiae per!os
It's allotted ssk They do than ths-th~v reach
You'd and hehId tho msisdy to The constitution Of us
pauept, giving bsn Stamina, and 1 were, Q frouh
eke of HE mAlArfous cholera oils dux dyeeu-
try scofu bilious disorders Affections Of kidneva t.
fpleeD the skin tie and The
sunptse they achieving which put d
kApwArs nEADr RELIEF relieves the patient from ao4
e1cruciaung Of psn IN ates RADwAYp
REGULATING PMS quickly correct ali irregularities
OF the liver, sp)eeu stomach ooWes kdue1s
heart requisites each organ
bsa,hy performance It's duties IL wells cnsavN
he kidprys auQgish the liver torpid engorged
Of these pls difcuiu-s 40
regularity reign In the place Of deass
BApwAY's remedies sold dIoEsss An1 storekeepom
everywhere. RADWAY d Co,
q John street New Yosk.
RkOSCOPkE STEhEOhCOpIC VTEWa- RRsW-
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Hsir,-lts diseases, fall, change OF color,
and Its enbeIllshu,ent treated carefully BY A. GRAND
JEAN No. 10 Twelfth street, west ace and Broadway
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De6ancs Saiamnniler Safes-Wlth Patent
proof locks and bara Also. hre and burglar
proof safes Depot 81 Murray street, corner Of College
place; ronnerly lS2 Pearl ssrestl
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Glass Shades OF all Sizes for Covering
Clocks towers &C. constantly on hand and made 70
order Depot lo6 William street. corner Of Ann.
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WiIder's Patent Fire Proof Satellite Pre-
us;um salsmanGer while the Worlds Fair London 1851
QUIhk BROTHERS. % Maiden lane.
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SfkREOsCOPkS ARD sTEB EOsCOpiC VIEWS -BEW
Ell RhOfHERs 10 John street keep the largest
ment glass visvs sso aios snd syvesters coore6 A.
Illuminated group and paper vews
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. MOTHER JANE EYRE

MOTHER JANE EYRE
q Eyre startled the novel reading world We
hardly Der another production of the knd which for
beauty and nterest be compared with ths"N T. Tr.
buno,
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The kUzAkCE
POOR YOUNG MAN.
Translated from the french Of Octave Feuies
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ouy become well known here
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A New Edition Of
Mr.. SPONGE'S SPORTING TOUR.
BY the an,hor Of 'Ask Mamms," DO DC.
Edied by Frank Forester. lvol octave E5pp H.
Illustrated by colored eugraviugs from wings Leech
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