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CENrys BAZAAR srd HAT STORE, Nee.
" ard SIS e-os'~.y.
GRAND FALL OpESfsG.
TEUASpAY SEPTEMBER r. lS5a


PARIS REFLECTED IN NETWORK.
TIE rssr'tesu su q shosiocns visips .ss p5slu
ard se nfe outinr es,,bi.bnen; fr sdi-s ard aniss
vii pfs, II rec snt snp .sseD. II 6Eeta Aad hDne
ufsctur.d fshres W q ,As
TWENTY DEPARTMENTS
incufire n s eonph-es,v- Attractive tvls and
mode sdoYc In Pss for the sssson d-sSp
Of ladies' and chidrvns a.fiF- prnssg
ro6, VII on this cscn b. submitted The fashionable worA
of New York
The sp-niD, Of the Bazaar and H.. s,or. ~m snb.s.
following departments:
ROOM MOL
Lace and Enbroidery
L.ai., and ChIr,u. Hosi.ry,
Boys .ni You'hs Clothine
G-n'lens-ps FURNISHING Good
ROOM NO. ?
Ladies and Children's ssos.
lnfsu. Wardrobe.
sa.sll Boy, Clo.hss.
Ladics RoSs AID Slrs,
Ladies' Crderin-u ard w-ddrs ogf,s,
MD.es' Drwa-s rslm,s aud Cspes.
nfessmAkng IL al il sEApesss.
ROOM NJ s
Ladies and Mps,s' Ronness.
Ladies HeA5frss-s sud Capes
Crtsr.o'. Fancy Beaver Ard sii Hs:s.
Ladies and C-idrens Fars-
ROOM No. S.
Gsn;lerssrs Dr-ss Hate
Ladies Ri6ipg Hs, and Cips.
Chlcsep's Boys Nd Youths Csrs
Men. ard Bow. Felt Hats and Care
GENIN'S BAZAAR AND HAT STORE,
Mo- nd 5lS Bro,igay
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IN SKIRT DEALERS.
l.. A. OSBORN,
Lat.
OSBORN VINCENT,
No. 92 WARREN-Sr, " Y,
Invites n. atteutn JobheTs the celebrated fstsn.
IMPERIAL EXTENSlON SIX mi,
UNEQUALED FOR QUALITY AND STYLE,
being made the sESr STEEL, and tempered IN manner
the, a-fss tiiion.
THE IMPERIAL SKIRT,
hsviu the mapJ surb no'oey IS 10 MAKE u
tpo.st0 fH all orders anediqiey deser' are rele"a %
hspd In their orde possible IN order TO e the goods
In time for their "a ID TR ADE. -
Parties are so invited to examine our NEW
CHAMPION SKIRT,
which TyCELs ANY AND ALL OTHER SKIRTS ENEk
INVENTED b.us made by entir.y Ues metnod, wnicn
usk.s he skirt much hi, NOR dTdae ihan sny otnf
prccess now used in tie msnufsc ure 4 Skirts 49,
Having also boush, all of Mr. Nucsnts night ute and interest
In and 10 the PATENTS OF OSBORN NlNCEST Psaes
vi.hps LICENSE TO SELL OR MAKE SKIRTS under ssit
patents obtain liberal teFn. al ne ons o the
f1bs13Ssr l.. A. OSBORN.
Nc. % Warenst., New fork.
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A NEW NOVEL by JOHN EsTEN COOKE

NEW NOh by JOHN ESlEN IoOhL'
HARPER & BROTHERS.
| NO. 327 TO NO a35 PEABL-,T (srsLtlinsq1sre(
HENRY ST. JOHN, GENTLEMAN,
or Flower Of Hqndra. in ,hy County Of Prin'e deoIse,
BY iosN Eaten CooEE.
Author Ct Leather Stocking si" "TAe Virginia Cone
lamo al.In ST.
In this sH. reers .'s,s e viIs'.. Ise M, G2Sss Is,
novelist. but has added lsure 70 e cro~n which ha. been
E .rsS % The Cd s pops by s s6a Of m % . Ps
The R.vouon, Sd pr.'enz al a4Hsbe Panors mic v,ew n
Cpon. tore Of ,boush, and ltsetu. ceute ree
sentative who then The leaders OF society The po
cLs,m Of h volume is in ,s de;s,e hunor nice .nea5as
Of ehsra s fine diamaie power ad i,' constant elevation
aud purity Of sentiment
"fb. one Of The bet novels Of III. Day aud ,h.
cernrs the history Of the times which nmedai ~ preceded 'ne
American Rsso.ation"-l Boston Post
THE NEW NOVELS.
LIFE FOR LIFE By ,he Aa.sor , off, Of "J9an Hall f
paper So cents The Library E-iiln tun,fonn with the III
br :, Fdiol Of JOhn Halifax y will be ready in few days
| l2Do Mssiu 81.
MY THIRD BOOK col,Gtian Of Tale. b. LG9lss cH.s AZ;
Juno Clifford" limo Muslin, 81
WALTER THORNLEY,; Or A Per At 1Hr PAsr. By the
Aubor of ALLEN Prescott" and Aida mrs sedswiehl
limo, Musin 81.
THE BERTRAMs. Novel. ByAsruosY TsOLLors, Author
of Doctor ThOrne" limo. Muslin, 81.
GERALD FITZGERALD TaE CuEy.LER." ANovel By
CH.RLEs LIVER author Of Chae. Maley." olencore
'The Dood Family lbroao " Sir Jasper Csrew,' Maurice
Tiern.y,"4c. Complete syo. Paper, 50 cents
ADAM BEDE. ANovel BY Gro ELLor author OF Scene,
Of Clerical Life.' l2mo Muslin, 81
| LOVE ME LITTLE, LOVE NE LONG, A Novel By
CHARLEs REApE su,tor Of God fisht" Christie John
.,otep Peg Worips.on" Never Late Mend" ~
limo, Muslin 70 cents Paper, Is cents
WHAT WILL HE DO WITH 1T By PIsIsrRATus C.xroy
Novel by Sir 4 BrLw,R LYIros, B,rt author Of Ny
koye Ni,s s.Ii and hR.A lc &C. svo Pape Is
Muslin, 81.
| THE ROMANCE AND IT'S HEKo. By the Author Of Mag
dalen s;stOrd.' limo, Muslin r l.
Author OF m"gse, Maitland" The Days of Ny Lf" Sc
limo, Muslin, 81.
THE OLD PLANTATION, aud What G..hered There in sn
Autumn Month. By JAMES buNGsNoED CT Maryland
limo, Muslin 81.
SYLVAN HoLTs DAUGHTER ANovel By HOLME LIE.
Author Of Kstbie Brsnde." l2mo, Muslin, 81
MY L.py tUpLow sGye By Mr. Gssssd A9;h. as
| Moorland Cottage" &c. svo Paper, l. cents.
A GOOD FIGHT By CHARLES Rr,DE Author Of Loys Ne
Little Love Ne Long" Of ocation in HAk-
PTRs W.sK1Y. lGs:rsted. Price Five Cents Number
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Of publication in HARPEks WEEHLY. Illustrated 81 hoPPN
Five Cents Number.
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BesufuS Illustrated. In Of publication N hARPtNs
WEEKLY. Five Gems Naub.r
| t9HARPTR L BROTHERS will send ehe Of the shove
Wols by ms postage pad 70 any part OF the enied states
| on receipt of the Money
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Drp GOODS.
q 9 q . 9 2 q q
9 IAL No T c E

y Y
& p L C 1 A l. o l c L.
BOWEN, HOLMES & Co.,
CORNER BROADWAY AND PEARL-sTREEr,
Have Just contracted offer for sale he following de-
sraLe GODS which the special attention Of the trade m
yi,ed yiz:
MERIYo cLoTHs-Compri.us the " entire balance II
CT Ii. celebrated manufacture Of
PATULE, LUPIN & Co.
NERISo CLorHs-Comprsns the Ig- eu.iIe balance II
Of the popular fabric imported BY
LACHAISE G EAUCHE.
aERISo cLorHs-Comp,isns the 70 entire balance IL
Of the well known importation Of
c.. GIGNOUX & Co.
MERINC CLOTHS-A large invoice from The two Late
tS- suetlon ,rs sI of tie desirable manufacture OF
TIL kION, MAILLARD & Co.
PRINTED MERINoEs-Comrrisus the " entire ball
snce ii of the rich goods imported BY
BENKARD g. HUTTON.
PRINTED MERINoEs-Coupi,ins the ~ entire bal
.nce al in mar ifc.ut chnz colo Of the importation
sCHULTON HURD.
PRINTED MLRINoEs-cOmpri.ins the II entire oa-
snoe al Of the importation Of
LANE, LAMSON G. Co.
PRINTED MERIEoEs-Comprisins the 10 entire bal
apee Ii Of the and beautiful styles inportedby
IACHAISE G FAUCHE.
PRINTED MERlNOEs-Tso invoices from the well known
Cou.ris.ion House in Paris Of
T.. VOGEL e Co.
SILK ROBEINew and rich designs FROM the large import
rg house Il
CHARLES PAYEN & Co.
ELK ROBES-A twenty-five per cent below the cost OF i'm
portation Just received
FROM AUCTION.
DRESS slLKs-The most magnificent stock we ever exhib
tied and at low prices, just received
FROM AUCTION.
sAyoNY PLAiDS, ELVIRAS AND POLL De CHE'REs
At lower prices than The
COST OF IMPORTATION.
sUAWLS-Several large invoices just received
FROM AUCTION.
sHAWLs-Of all the popular makes and varieties, both
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
MusLIN DELAINES-In gres, variety, from the
PACIFIC MILLS.
MUSLIN DELAINEs-Ne~es. and richest styles from The
MANCHESTER MILLS.
MUSLIN DELAINES-Lsrge assortment, from the
HAMILTON MILLS.
MUSLIN DELAINEs-An WOOL de,gned for the mos. fab.
iynable city ane interior retail trade bsst
PARIS MANUFACTURE.
ALSO,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES Comprising probably the uos'
d,uble stock exhibited in TIE city.
A o,
DOMESTIC GOODS-A complete assortment, compsins all
,A mos, popular Il Prints sheetings, SlEnp Denns
Ticks Stripes Cheeks Jeans Diapers Fsnnes Laseys, Rolled
JacoIe.s, ETC.
CLOTHS AND TAILORS' TRIAMNGs-In rcs. variety,
.s.p,ed 20 the best trsde.
A 8 o.
RIBBONS AND MILLINERY GooDs-Newes. and richest
s.,les 8 very extensive ,s'ortmeu,.
5 o,
LADIES CLOAKS-Msn4fsctured expressly Ter our own
.. es; variety cloth and ak velvet with newes style OF
uinrips'
YANKEE NoTIOHs-Comprsns a very extensive Asso1t-
meat.
Tie above ot,her with great variety Of other goods vii
re- NET CASH IL
~ PROMPT SIX MONTHS BUYERS IL
~ LOW PRICES. 81
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pARAGON
pcity sfey aud ecoromy with brihsney of
sh, devoid Of sms smoke flicker giving steady chap
aud bniauDt sss usht Can b. had No. III Broadway,
NY. bUTLEh hOSfOhU = Co
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Ready This Morning:
out OF THE De T I II S
~ THE STORY or wOhAS5 LIFE.
so pages, limo, nes.y bosHd. Pree 81.
Mailed 20 any sddrrn res,ip. 4 .he pnce.

itsIy
Mailed 20 any sddr,n res,ip. f .he p.ce.
a very remarkable book very bold book"-tCh-rch oi
Ensl.nd Review.
"Iis book wi.en with tender sni delcse hsni and
the foul ihr Of which o.- much Of their evo5g
By the netbod Of that Literary
"Tbe narrative IL written with sacred p1rp-s- q; By
her religious feeps ha. the writer been guided safely through
strangely ths. extend, he Perous
Of fgound."I TIE London Examiner.
we oon'ceuously recommend its careful perGisL-
The London Cite.
For sale b. all be pncp bookseller. throughor. he Union
w. A TOWNsEND Co. Publishers,
No as Walker-s.. N-w.York.
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4 TICE TO LADIES S

4 " r. ~ y ~ 1 4 =
NEW PARIS CLOAKS
GRAND OPENING DAY,
On THURSDAY, Sept -
4. ELtl0rTS tate Mckesziesl.
Nos 294 and 296 CANAL STREET.
Bra3dreth Buidine
This estsbhshn.nt being devoted exclusively 10 the
IMPORTATION AND MANUFACTURE
OF FIRST CLASS GOODS
FOR CITY RETAIL TRADE,
Advantages are thereby offered
NOT ELSEWHERE oBrAINABLE-
TIE r-esen. seasons stock viii be found 10
SURPASS,
IN NOVELTY, BEAUTY AND RICHNESS,
that Of any former period,
EMBRACING
SUPERB LYONS VELVET CLoAKS.
RICH LYONS VELVET MaNTILLAS,
ELEGANT BEAVER CLOTH CLOAKS,
NOVELTIES ~ OPERA CLoAKS
EARLY FALL SHAWLErrES.
kc., Ic., &c, &c,
70 which inspection ia respectfully invited
The OPENING DAy Is
THURSDAY, Sept p
rIIIOTr late NJ ken1ie.
Nos. 29i and 20 Csra,st.
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BROADWAY WOVEN SKIRT FACTORY,
I'D No go Proadwsy. .--G-ua'us WOVEN SKIRTS Is ~,
sud with Cloth Burles The e-ssnt and de-
srshe Woy.u skirts In the market s the wrs prizes sui I'd
,or country ard city ,rsde shoe Purchasers viii do well
o examine soods before plrchs.ins. -
BROAD@ AY SKIRT COMPANY.
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To Parents and Guardians,-A clergyman of th. C;;y
Of New who has travelled cN.nsvey in the Old word
b4ps sbout visit Europe ssn tG ag;dmn willing % aAc
In company young gen,ep aud give them the ben
eft OF MS experience and oversight in tour through EuoPe end
very pobh through Egyp, and the Holy Land Beside
snnrips economy la time sud money, he wu Afford his Com
papi Us special Of literary and sce1thc chaser
Refr,l President kirs, Col Coll the Hon u u NrI
piapck the Rev Dr. Hawks Robert Mintlrn, esd John A.
Appleton ESQ., George Ripley esq Address D. D., Madison
sousGe Post OfCe, New York
Emic rn nj Int cligence ONCE and Labor Exchange
has bet removed No Csnsst TO No 81 Woubtt ae
Aptbopyt fe doors Broadway No fees charged
JAMES r. FA3AN, Superintendent
Pure VnaduItcrated Juice of the Grape, sont,in'
ht then per Of alcohol, IL FAkOUARs CALfUh-
MA WINE on BRANDY medcaed with Peruvian baiA, Juni
per, ard rhubaib conscieDtiously offered - ...,,,
R0R DELICATE, WEAK NERVOUS. AND OlSPEPTlC
the Bowels Stomach kiGneys Darrhes summer
CoupAiuts Quart bottles 81 At No 10 Asor House, Nos se<
BIosdway No 15s Bowey, aud a. HAYEss Brcokyn Depot
No 6 Varick 81.
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fcsf an0 foune.

7 OST-Op Monday night last, a SHAWL~PlN
or BROOCH Ia the soap. of saL made cf slBn'Sen,
bins f~o DoIsis vii be p,A o H rssra % NJ
IL West 3iS-s.
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GEORGE SUMMERS GRAFTON.
~ TICKSOR FIELDS BOSTON
WIN Publish oD SATURDAY, 24.hirs.,
GEORGE sUuSERb FOURTH or JULY GRAFTON

Second Edition, with Note.
Price Is cents Nailed 70 any par. Of the United SAFES 50
ceDta
"I interesting statements have attracted much attention fron
intelligent resoers."-IN National Ireligsncer.
AN orttion o marked ability aud originally fan Of .lo-
ard Of practical and appose leaning Providence
Journal
"Eoby senerous Isy-honorabe Boston and to Amer
lea ca"-fOpinioDe, Of Turin.
"The work Of scholar whose eusre ks dried up his
sympathy with the peope"-l New Bedford Standard.
Thoroughly Conservative and marked BY comprehensive
though. ~ Boston Journal.
Superficial and fippsn,; discrsdisbe BsekRepubcan
hsrsDgue"-I " sshDston CoDsttution
Learned ana well dises,ed, diguied, snd wetimed Lib
ery founded upon law the moral Of The dscour
IN Y. Evening Post.
NETWORK: @. P. PUTNAM, No. rs NssstDr
11HE MAMMOTH STEAMSHIP
L GREAT EASTERN.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
With the Illustrated News Of September H. arriving
se.e sbS1: Sept. g, will be pubfsnsds
sPLESDID coLoRED PICTURE
THE GREAT EASTERN
On he Ocean under fan Sail and Steam
Pie sire Of this Picture double tha. Of any coored
pcure yet Published BY The London News being IS BY IA
inches and rsther larger than four Of the Illustrated
london News viii be The finest colored plate Issued By
London News and beyond question ibs best Picture II he
pes. steamship pubished At any price
UiDyle copies so cents
demand viii very great and the supply necessasly
Knitted orders must be given IL viii be impossible 70
mpply them. WILMER L ROGERS,
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Oden received by every News Agent and Bookseller In the
United States and Canada.
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Boypron,s SeIf-Clearing, Seli-Pack,nR, ana
Vsntiinting (sas.TiRbt Furnace, has been thoouehs
go m IN, last five years ana has provso
ss.T 70 h. The MOST DURABLE, ECONOMICAL, and POP
ULAR FURNACE in market CAL and examine tne meis
"A those " no have them In -., ,
" '"o RICHARDSON, BOYNTON, Co,
No. 30 Canal St, New York.
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"fr The be-. novels of the day aud that
cordially resdes r usble Information
cefnr hy Of the times whh inmedis J preceded ae
American Re so,ailon ~" Boston Post.
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Boots, Shoes, 81.

AT JONES~, Nos. 10 and IL Ann-s'., 81
Ssh6pTh6%9 DRESS Bonrs 80 y Doebl. sol- WATER
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Buerlai Notices.

Agricultural Fair of the American Institute
md New ork Horticultural Society. nos opsn at
hsut,n Psrk AID viii continue tpree days SEpNEsDhf'
THURSDAY. and FRIDAY, Sept q, 2l and y
20 and 81 Railroad o. the ound every
rniuvte By order of Board. A. p. CUMMINGS, Chm
InHk W. CnhMBERs. Secretary
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Read Gu, Il Out, Msks Note ont.
l.. MCCUTCH EON's UNEQuALED
81. LIQUID GLuE.-Ror sale in quantities BY e. H. A. =.
BAXTER Co. No t2 Msiden.lsne ia warranted 70 De osT
than apy sin or article IN FOR all pnPss or wnen
Glue IL aned families IL free from offensive smell
yery tenscious aud viii keep In climate, aud 10 AWAY
for use. Also for sale by
UfGTNAN 4 co Druggist, No i65 Bros5wsy
mo MILHAU SON Druggists No iSJ Broadway
TUOs GRFEN Dfusgist. No S6s Broad~Ay
EVEN MCINTYRE Druggist. No 67l Broad~ay
A NJ CONKLIN Druggist, corner brosds AND ythe-
HAZARD cAswELL Druggists, 5hsv Hotel erosdwy'
T. J. CROWEN, Boob Publisher, No t9S Broadway
GUILE h ALLIES, Paut.t ts No. 93 Brosdwey
z M. GUlON, Drasss No. w haweIy.
GRO HEWLETT, Hsrdwse. No no Bowery.
l.. BALDWIN. Hsrd~sre, No 2n 6o~sry.
WM NJ GILES Druggist, No, l896th
TUFO SCHUMANN Dtusgs, No sal 6thav.
VII NJ GAMBLiN0 Psinter, No. l73 6,hsy
@ OUIMBY \ SON Hardware, No. ls3 6,hsy.
JOHN JONES' Druggist No ~! Houstoust-
~ B. PITCAIRN, Druggist, No. 3t7 BieeeheIst.
w BARNES Hardwsr-, Nos ils and I'D Sd av
henry PRICE, Bookseller No $40 <th sx
BU5H. GALE ROBINSON DRUGGISTS. ls6 Grsenvchst-
JAMES tONDIc, Druggist No ls6 athav.
CAMPBELL Druggist, 8ths aud HthE-
o. HUSTFD, Drussis., M t2t 9Th sv.
X TAYLOR. Druggist, No. ~ 8th-ay
WIN Russell 4 Co. Usrdwsr. No. N9 sh sv
EDWARD FLINT Druggist, No SS5 Shay.
Y DENlsON Druggist No f3 Hudsonst.
BQGERr, BOrR AUTES, SatiOners, No. - Pine q.
OSBORN SWAN, Nos. S3 and ~ Fulton-st
the best article made u Peter Coopsrs bese
White Glue be psrtiousr ~ Asa for McCUTCHEONs LIQUID
GLUE
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-07-16
sWASEY NURSERIES,,
YaZoo City, Mississippi.

HNHE SUBSCRIBERS, respectfully calls The
4 attention of The Public to their Extensive
NURSERY GROUNDS, which are now filled
with the most complete assortment Of
FRUIT TREES, PLANTS, &C.
ever offered to the people Of the South
Situated as we are, in the middle region y
the State of Mississippi, we have all the DIM
cultles of the climate to contend with, ana
any varieties Of Fruit that will succeed we'll
wtth as may be confidently recommended %
any one wishing plant in Southern cllmaH
and soil.
We have now in our specimen orchards
between FIVE AND SIX HUNDRED Of lha
best varieties Of Apples to be obtained in Eu
rope or America. OF this large number, 50 ai
as we have tested, we can recommend no more
chan forty or fifty varieties which succeed wen
in this Southern climate Many Of the INES
Northern varieties are entirely worthless anu
many others are Of questionable value, wnls
only few, and those mostly oil The carries
varieties, can be confidently recommended 10
give entire satisfaction to the Southern Planel
The same result has attended our experiments
in the cultivation Of the Pear, Peach, and mO''
other varieties Of fruit; but while we m'g
found many to be worthless, we have succeeasu
in selecting some varieties of the Apple, rear
Peach, Nectarine, Apricot, Plum, Cherry @cs
that can be confidently relied on to produIV
fruit of as fine quality and in some instances
finer than can be produced in The grounoS u
The most extensive orchards Of the North. !,
Persons wishing to supply themselves WIZ
line Fruit Trees, which they can plant "I'aO|
The fear Of disappointment, can dose, BY seaa
ng us their orders EARLY naming the varel..
or what would be better, naming W
eGson at lohich they s0ish them to ripsa, ap'
eaving the selection Of varieties to us.
Our Trees are very fine, and our prices AZ
COW, as will be seen by reference to our eau
ogue, which will be sent free to all apPllcan''
Address: c. B. SWASEY & CO,
YAzoo CRY, Miss.
November "a. '56. ney%fu
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CHAPTER DE Won.

. 1t vas efcnin. 1t guess il vas apout sefer
as eight o'clock of de efenin in summer, d.
red sun vas gliding (mitout any gold) d
western hills un wales in de beautiful, ole
romantic land of Sharmany-de land deaI
to us, because it is de land of Goethe M
Schiller of swietzer-kase un lager, to Mar.
tin Luther I'm Shon behind de bar. Veil il
vas etenln, un de sun vas to work doing dc
gliding, ven draveler carrying a fiddle
plack bony under him, vas seen descending
up a pig hill covered nit small paving
stones, vot loaded to the castle of Heinrich
Won Dunerbugg. AS he coined near de ton
he paused bout eight or tree minutes, look
ing arount him, fust to de right, and den to
de left, and den up to de ground, and down
to de sky, at last he pulled down dc hat vot
covered his eyes, IN nit voice like dunder
spheaked init himself.
Mein Himmel, vat list daus ?"
AS he sphrokened dis, a man shumped
from de ground un yispcred to him il anoder
voice more so loud as his
:" Was whilst du haben ~
De stranger laughed nit clear, muddy
ha ha hal
Hans Won Swei-lagor- dam kwick shumped
from pom top de horse, I'm tieine a tree by
de roadside to de pride of de harness. he
followed de odder fellow; after Walking toS
gedder a little ways apart for bout ten mins
utes I'm quarter dey suddenly stopped short,
den going to de left long way or longer,
aoy entered cave or cavern carved out Of
de solid sand. De pair stopped.
" Heinrich, y said de stranger, "comen du
here p
q Yaw !" was the response.
" We're is Katrina ?"
+" She goes out nit Yaeop."
Ha ha" unclaimed Hans two times,
nit duyvil of an aggrovokement. "IsI
she coed NIT him Blood blood bloodi Il
blood III! more so much as a pushel paskot
full.
He seized a small keg of lager vot vos
stood hanging up on de middle Of the floor,
TN NIT de desporago of mad dog or dis
candidate, he pulled out de stop,
per, Hinged it NIT an oath-both togcdder-
on to dc floor den NIT all bis strength raised
de key high as his head, his companion
hnklng he vas going to commit suicide upon
head, RUINED forward to sthrop him, but
ne was too late--silently de keg was lower
cd, mitout struggles it fell on his lips, un
ere anoder minute, all dat remained of-de
lager vas-nix
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cHAPDER DE FOUR.

Yohn Schmidt paced bis room in de Kust
Haus up un down for about two hours un
ninety minutes, den suddenly hearing de
report of pistol, he nxclaimed-
Dis is all vot | can't write of dis inter,
esting story till you comes down NIT de
dyst, un den | tells you vot Yohn Schmidt
sphroken all der times, nit Katrina un ter
Duyvil. Yah Mine price is ein-unt swans
sey glass lager bier, swie pretsels unit half a
pound sweitzer kase, I'm | takes little as dat,
by dam
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HOWARD ASSOCIATTON
PHILADELPHIA.

i 1lLADELEl1lA,
A BeneVolent Institution established 6y spe.
cial Endowment, for the Belief of the
Sick and Distressed, afflicted wih Viru.
lent and Epidemic Diseases.
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the
awful destruction of human life caused by
Sexual diseases, and the receptions practiced mp
on the unfortunate victims of such diseases by
Quacks, several years ago directed their Consult
ing Surgeon, as a CHARITABLE ACT worthy Of
their name, to open Dispensary for the treat
ment Of this class Of diseases, in all their forms.
and to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to ali
who apply by letter, with description Of their
condition. (age, occupation, habits Of life. &c.)
and in case of extreme poverty, to FURNISH
MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. tits needless
to add that the Association commands the highest
Medical skill of the age and will furnish the most
approved modern treatment.
The Directors of the Association, in their An
nual Report upon the treatment of Sexual Dis
eases, express the highest satisfaction with the
success which has attended the labors of their
Surgeons in the cure of Spermotorrhea, elect.
Syphilis, the vice of Onanism or Self-Abuse Dis.
eases of the Kidneys and Bladder, &c., and order
a continuance Of the same plan for the ensuing
year.
The Directors, ON review of the past, feel as
sured that their labors in this sphere of benevo-
lent effort have been of great benefit to the aict-
ed, especially to the yonng and they have resolved
to devote themselves, with renewed zeal, to this
very important and much despjsod cause
An admirable Report on Spermatorrhoea, or
Seminal Weakness, the vice of 0nanism, Mastur-
baton, or Sef-Abuse, and other diseases Of the
Sexual organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, will be
sent by mail lin sealed enyelope), FREE OF
- u m e,ntlt 49,
ages. Other Reports and Tracts on the nature
and treatment Of Sexual diseases, diet, &c., are
constantly being published for gratuitous dstribu-
ton, and will be sent to the afflicted Some of
the new remedies and methods Of treatment dis
covered during the last year, are Of great value
Address, for Report or treatment, DIR. J. Skill
I'm H0UGHT0N, Acting Surgeon, Howard As
ISOLATION, No. 2 South Ninth Street, PHILADELPHIA,
Pa. BY order Of the Directors
EZRA D. IIEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIROHIID, Secretary
February 10 1859. NV