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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-03
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The man. whosis Obliged to be constantly
employed 20 earn the lrecessaries of life and
support his family, knows not the unhappiness
be pr:lys for when he desires wealth and idle
ness. To be constantly busy is to be always
happy, = Persons who have suddenly acquired
wealth. broken up their active pursuits, and
begun to live at their ease, waste away and
die in a very short time. Thousands would
have, been blessings to the world and
added to the common stock of happiness, if
they had been content to remain in humble
sphere, aud earned cverv mouthful of food that
nourishel their bodies.~But no ; fashi on and
Eealth took possessions of them, and they
were completely ruined.
e They ran av ay from peace and pleasure, and
embrac ID lingering DEATH Ye who are
fighting sor the pomp and splendor of life, be-
ware Ye know not what yoa wish No
sitrlatinn however exalted wealth, howev-
er magnificent no honors, hewever glorious
can yield you selid enioyment, while discon-
tent turks III. your bosom. The secret of hap
l,incss lies in this-to be always conrented
with your lot, and never sigh for the splendor
OF riches, or nagnifcence of fashion and pow
er.as Persons who are always busy, and &c
cheerlnly to their daily tasks, are the leas
disturbed by the fluctuations of business, and
at night sleep with perfect composure.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-03
., ron esag,x1aoyJrS ,xoura MEN TO I rnrssn or.

Us In the latest of his preachings upon "Popu-
lar Proverbs y DIR. Holland closes thoughtful
aud suggestive discourse on sensual pleasure,
with the following earnest remarks to young
men, which deserve to be thought of:
AZ 0h!if this world could rise out of this
swamp of sensuality, rank with weeds and dark
with deadly yapors--full Of vipers. thick with
pitfalls, lurid with deceptive lights-and stand
npo6n he secure heights of virtue, where Gods
sun shines, and the winds of heaven breathe
biandly. and healthfully, how would human life
Become bIest and beautiful! The great burden
of the world rolled off how could it spring for
ward into grand career of prosperity and
progress This change for this country rests
almost entirely upon the young men OF The
country. It lies with them more than any other
classes to say whether this country shall des-
eend still lower in its path to brutality or rise
higher than the standard of its loftiest dreams
The devotees of sense themselves have greatly
lost their power of good, and comparatively
few viii change their course of life- Woman
will be pure if man will be true. Young men
this great result abides with you'll Ii you
could see how beautiful flower grows upor
the thorny stock of self denial you would Civ
thesplant the honor it deserves, If it SEEM
hard and homely, despise it not for in it sleep
theJbeautys Of heaven and the breath of angles
Hysa-de not witness the glory of its blossom
ings during the day Of life its petals will opel
wheu the night of death comes, and gladdel
your eyes with their marvellous loveliness, an
nli your soul with their graceful perfume.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-03

ONO ChuRNs VS.. VIRGINIA GUNs.-A Col
umbus letter says :-''I have been informed by
gentleman from the Southern part Of the
State that Gov. Wise had caused cannon to be
planted at Wheeling, Parkersburg Point
Pleasant and two other places on the River,
pointed at Ohio, to be ready for action; and
some one on this side opposite Parkersburg,
has got two large wooden churns and placed
them on the bank of the river, elevated with
their mnzzles towards the latter place, ready to
scatter destruction on the nogro drive rs"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-03

The SEVERE CoLD IN TExAs.-We learn
from the Houston Telegraph that during the
late cold weather, there were from fifty to sixty
persons frozen to death in Texas, at least forty
of whom were under the influence of liquor
when frozen. There were also many thousands
of cattle and sheep frozen to death in that
State. In several places pork hogs in fine fat
order, have frozen, and especially when in floor.
ed pens.' Some few horses have been found
frozen, and the chickens generally are shedding
their toes. idaq O., 5atf 1=!Tros' to iai 4f
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-03

WMrrR YOK ym DEuwzKK GAZETTE.
sua
1xx MATxvn LAND.
J gRH WILL A G.

n; ,sf.ty4-Ie-A al By WILL A. CO s,f ~. 4r-s
yeAF native land oh would were there, sd.
To breathe once more its mountain air 3 s,t
TO hearken once more, at early morn, -
- TO the merry peal Of the htntsrnan's horn.
The silver voice of the bright cascade,
~ The wild bird 3 song In the forest glade, CO.
Il And the eagfescry on the mountain OF lea ~
sstA my native land, wonld he music to me-.
IT love the bright santh ssitll its orange trees
Its tender fowrets and its balmy breeze;
But my Northern home is dearer than all,
Where the oak tree Shades SO lightly fail.
.NNA10 S34. sf.aR*- ~ s@A-s
Yes. dearer than all is my Northern home,
And oft IN fancy I joyfuiiy roam
? per fts hills, where IN youth sported in glee,
qlohasing the gay butter-a and wild bee.
lin fancy ofte' its mount chase the hare,
siSee the bold hnntshaen pursuing the bear,
f41Gazeaonl the Wild sporting deer in the dell,
E0ftslake my thirst ffonfthe old cottage well.
znfffEt zgf fgf5T yg5zIG 9IH .als5s l ~
3 High hareits cliffs, crowned with thewhite snow,
Street. are its flowers in the valley. below, 80
Clear are its streams. and bright is its sky, m
+ In my dear native land let me dies let me die.
kBat Bury me not Id its valley so green, sg
Barry me not BY my dear native stream,
s1lgSr by the hill kirk. but lay me at rest q.
On the mount where the old eagle builds its
SsfEs nest. s,.sAezA Z z S1
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-03
PRE REVOCATION Or THE FEEL


bad temper is more frequently the result of
Unhappy circumstances than Of all unhappy
organization; it frequently, however, has q
physical cause, and a peevish child often needs
dieting more than correcting Some children
are.morc prone to show temper than others.
&nd sometimes on account of qualities which
are valuable in themselves. For instance, a
child of active temperament, sensitive feeling,
and of eager purpose, is more likely to meet
with constant jars and rubs than dull, pas
siye child and, if he is of an open nature, his
Inward irritation is Immediately shown IN
bursts Of passion. If you repress these ebulli-
tions by scolding and punishment, you only in
crease the evil, by changing passions into sufk-
ines. * cheerful, good-tempered tone OF
your own, sympathy with his trouble, when
ever the trouble has arisen from no bad con
duct on his part, are the best antidotes but
1t would be better still to prevent beforehand
an sources of annoyance. Never fear spoil
ing children by making them too happy. Hap,
piiness is the atmosphere in which all good
affections grow-the wholesome warmth neces
sary to make the heart blood circulate health
lily and freely; unhappiness is the chilling pres
sure which produces here an inflammation, there
On excresecence, and, worst of all, .the mind !:
green, and yellow sickness ll-temper.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-03

A western editor and his wife, were walking
10 the bright moonlight one evening. The
wife was of an exceedingly poetical nature
and said to her mate, "Notice that moon
how bright, and calm, and beautiful fp-
Couldn't think of noticing it,Pi retorted til,
editor, for anything less, than the usual rate
"a dollar and fifty cents fol twelve lines :
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-03

laGvauity, like laudinum, and other poisonous
medicines Is beneficial in small, though injuri-
sss is large quantities c-q Ii, 15993 s.,l s.4 si1H
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-03
aLife is real, life is earnest. !"

will be the soul of her actions-she will real
ize that woman, the worlds great verb, was
created not merely "to be- but" 4" to do,' and
too often, alas g to suffer . also. But to this,
her allotted task, she will bring health, vigor,
strength, energy and spirits, and these will
give her both the potcer and the endurance,
without which her life must be, in some res
poets, the beautiful embodiment of freshness
grace, sincerity, simplicity, and nature, the
:. Tom Boy. "-Souhern Homestead.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-03
9 He who plants pears
Plants for his heirs"

He also alluded to the ease with which they
could be transplanted, which is less attended :
with failure than any other tree. Their early
fruitiug had been great advantage in testing
the vast multitude which has been Introduced
and rejecting many wothless sorts. He said
that the question are dwarf pears hum--
bug 1? would never have been asked, if cuAi- {
vators had not raised too many sorts not adapt
ted to dwarfing, aud neglected their proper
oul
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27
CUPREME COURT. -New.YOrk County. =

CUPREME COURT. New-York County,
- CHARLES KITTREDOE, Psntia. against r. " WIN
CHESTER Defendant Summons for pc1ey Jeend % con
haot.-COn. sosved Place Of trial City and Coani2 o.
reorrd 10 answer the psin this ion. which VIII Dc
hed 10 the Ohee the Csk Of the County Of New orr
the City Hail. Hewi ofk and 10 copy OF yoa sso.
the ssd on us n our Office No Aw street. In TIE
City Of HewsoEk within twenty dsys ser the service nssee
exclusive Of the day Of such service and you i- 70
the piant within the time sforo aid the platinum ~ We
action VIII tale judgment aFsns. for The sn. o. oe has
15th day Of rose1oe on
thousand eight hundred and hfy ne beside the cost ~
esfion-Dated, kesYork December ~ lBos
Ma 80 WAli-st New York.
The compliant IN this action filed with the Slet o. sho
:. Is.ns,x a Iaso BLISS BARLOW,
30 O. I-~s,S Plaintil's Attorneys
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III U NJ P II r f Y 8

u hPI IhEOFAIHIC
Stand eonssey the head OF remedial means Tor the use OF
the people They alike removed fso the POISONOUS dan
ssrons aud rePuve doses o. quske Old School practice
of NaeTue TIE intricate snd perPa-
ing Homo opahie books and medicinss
Of simple specifics the various diseases g which
thew the form Of simple PeetssDd
ingredients neither dangerous nor disgusting they
ready aid the and the comfort Of the
hey possess these positive advantages; They hsrnes
40 injury They sdpleyou always
know ha; take and bow tke IT, They convenient
you give proper Sugar Is at mos ent warning with
out heal attain OF delay They cenin Thousands OF cases
arrested al ence and the system freed without Poss
ton or delay.
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feaal Notice..

TN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of
the County Of Newly orb Notice Il hereby given to all per
having claim, against LEWls LAY late Of The City Of
Newly OH and " the ty Of PArs deceased present the
with vouchers thereof the subseber 81 the once Of
EDWARD FORT, No. is South Wian-ss, In the City Of
OH OF before seventeenth day Of March nsx
Q8so1-Dated Newly orb, the h Day Of ssPtember, lssa
49, JAMES Bernard
EDWARD FORT,
a lsyv6rnFd Executors &c, Of Lewis Lay, deeessed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27

TOR PORT MONMOUTH, MIDDLETOWN,
u RI Bank, SHREWSBURY. kc, via steamer Ali
4 1i Ssh AZ 80 s-lA d !. I'm ss6 st mn
SsSi Gsp oil sp sae. ssIs A''
NEW-YOkk aud HARLEM RAILROAD
~ wIN1LR ARRANGEMENT
FARE two DOLLARS TO ALBANY.
On and after weenssds Jsn 49, 1850 Trains yin 18Th
For William So sbd II a m s.so and s,soRm
Yer White Pisins-s:iSp NJ to, cor wife and cODare-sss
Ter S5S.oS Esls-' az "a, iT'. 1s s.tsss
Esr klbsny-s - M, from sttb--t mai train
All through srsn. s0na-cs Si:b Y ceStla ws
wrramshor.st q s and I $500 H. and s&pn-
Waite Plsins-5 and 1soo a m, and4'seP NJ
BsiiertoD-7s
AIbsnS-ll a n, mall and 4;ior M. express train
NEw-YoRK snd NEw-nAvEN RAILROAD.
~ lass WINTER 1PRANGEdsNT 1855.
Passenger Station Is Ns~SOrE 'T,Aa and aba.
SA'i'n'' On '' TRArs LEAVE NEw-goAKl
EsrNsw Raven Sc N .sHli Hils sissez) s.se sss
S S.S s ES' s'S IS Sos ssel5 si s
I'D ws'.Rg II, sS s ~; ~; s VI ss SH Bsas
ND Greenwich. = a ms i1:ls ss9 4;Se $50 N sot
: For fora csslsl AZ % ra is . s R
49, 4''O ''sf' sc S,65N 8 e TRAINS.
6.sn sGsi. s sl 1s SS md P
ss3s' F Es't9s sa s asi ssai
Ell ard sis (ex) Northampton For Hartford PTovt
ienee and Fishkin Raisosd a.. (ez FOR Nt~-dsyeA
New-Lcraon stoDingon Railroad at Has and su
. M FoT CanA Ras cad Consyilie, q lex aud Dan
na 20 Northampton For Hoosatonie Railroad fo
kaasatn-k Railroad Ia, Sl5 For Denbnry sna No1
''' HAi''''A H. j ii "A H. soYr. sssr,ns.nSsus
TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
4 PORT s1d FALL R,vER-Tbe splendid ans superior
stean METROPOLIS Capt Brown leaves New orb every
CUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, Of o'cioeh
s. a. and the EMPIRE STATE Cap. brsytonr on MONDAY,
NEDN ESDAY, and FRIDAY, ~ o'clock, o. H., nom ris
No. g. n. n.
Hereafter viii be regarded secured TO sppb
ssnt until the shall ave been paic for
Freight 10 Boston forwarded through with great dpstch y
&c Erp4ess Freight jTsn. - - .
NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN SPECIAL NOrfCE.-For the better 4eoommodatin Of
travelling public office has been established Ia the pui d.
inr used r. gt Il tie Of White and Ceb.
the exclusive purpose nhoeGirg Albany baggage
pas eBFeTs their baggage checked aud conveyed
Tree chsgge 20 the Company depot conner of2th ct and h
meet n ul.n which arrives At Albany al
and the $3.50 which arrives al Albany
10th OF which trains I1sAing conDsco ion ~th tire
Central Railroad for the Wss; the mad train also
connecting trains for the North Baggage VIII as0 be for
Waded free chsrFe the NewYork Central Railroad depot
At Albany he efcc Oil be open dy from 20 81 and
from 20 2:45 ~ fOI this purpose
Commencing and amer MONDAY, Jan 20.
Newly ofk, JAM 1860
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27

LIpEA's PULMONIC wAFERs-Fa
~ COUGHS, COLDS, SORE THROAT he They ssss
bill Price rs cents per bon 70 he had f7s and eae Broadway.
Manufactured 81 Ma. Ia Fntop-s,. BrooklyD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27

CUPRENE COURT.--City and County Of New
~ Yo,k.-fIRIrs sCoFlELD and GEORGE FOX sst
REEssELAER w. VAN SYCKLE.-summons for a money
DEP and IN cont act To REsSSELAER w. VAN sfCkLE.
hereby summoned and reqai-d to snswer the eom
pIaint in this action Of which copy herewith s-rve upon
and -opy n yer TO the .si eops ut
the subscriber office number forty onr w sreet In
osec exclusive Of the day Of inch service and you fail 70
the said complaint within the time Aforesaid the plain
IN tsp win judgment against you for the san OF
st SD six hnndI.d and .isbt,tye dollars and egh,yssysn
rents it'll the hiIte nth day of January, ltao
beside the cost Of this sction-Dst-d Jan 49, 1850:
JOHN FITCH, Plaintiff . Attorney,
No. a Nsu-s. New York.
The spd complaint duly hl.e IN the office Of the
Cen Cry and County of Newly ark he 18th day OF
January A D. fs6p. JOHN FIT III
ia l.x6wF Piain,f . Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27

In PURSUANCE of 40 order Of the Surrogate o.
the County Of RewYsh sctiee hereby Eysn TO pr
having sap against GERTRUDE LE00ETT late Of us
City dc~sed present the same with voechers
thereof 10 the subscribeT Of the eAes Of CHARLES MAI
No III sassa In the City Of New forh on or before ne
tenth pext--Dafed sew Y orb, Nov. 3 1853
All laxeuuTu JOHN r. LE8GETT, Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27

me0iral.
nR. SARAH A. CHEyALIER will lecture to

~ Ladies Oh HEALTH with in,lrsons on FRIDAY 9th
inst H. IN the Lecture OF the Dutch Reformed
Church Harrison 81, Court in Brooklyn Admission
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27

TOR WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA and
Il GEORGk1 OWN Tho ~ Y and virsinia scryw Steam
ship Co class steamship MOUNT VERNON "
G. >nith Commander win leave Pier No IL N r. SAT-
pBDAY, jan % az Pasaasa turudng and
fare, =. Fh o-gis 200, and propoIten.,e ros
Apply to II. s.. CROMWELL 20. No vs. Wess al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27

SUPREME COURT--CIty and County OF New
~ Yon-JuHN NHIrMAN ana tn DMAs g. WHITMAN
assina WILLIAM FuLL.-samnoDs for money demand on
contract Ill the Defendant above named; You
are hehy summoped and rrqueA the complaint in
this action with this fled IN the ONCE o. the Cek OF
City aud Cosny Of hewYorh al bis office In The City da
Ia the Thy Of E.wl orb copy your answer TO
add complaint the suhserber Il his ofee No 20
Msnst, New Sok City within twenty days aeI the service
snd you fall TO The said complaint within the time
oressd plaintiffs this action viii take Judgment against
700 for the hundred aud eighty dollars with
interest from the twentieth esy Of November one thousand
shi hundred and the OF three sno
dsty dollars interest hundred and forty dollars ON
% 1858 interest eight bur bred and eighty dosa
hon Dozen 1851; and interest hundred dollars rom
sste besde the of this scfionDned December ID 1853
TOWNSEND BOULDER, Plaintiff . Attorney
D7als~6wFs
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Orcan CLEANERS, &r.


TOR NORFOLK and PORTSMOUTH,
IL The uaw and 6Tst-clsss Steamship
PGrNNAc, Gspi GeOrse w Wslson,
wa Pier No u North River VERY SATURDAY, ss
o'clock.
burg and Richmond
Freight 20 Noos ecn's per foo End Petersburg cents 20
ssoSds iSdsd 20 ii parts Of North Carolina free of
K. B. CROMWELL Co., Ne. sS wessSi
IN ADVANCE Of the UNITED STATES
III MAILS.
OLD MAIL LINE
CALF ORNIA,
PANAMA RAILR DAD.
Extn Steamers at Panama and Acapulco.
REGULAR DAYS, srH and 2oru Of EACH MoNgH.
g. On MONDAY, Feb. 9, II Q pm.
The FoTth Atlantic Steamship Company viii dispatch the
'S BALTIC
A. g. GRAY, Commander,
For ASPTNWALL DI dfCT, and will eonueet, vie Psnana
Raiesa Hih the Paohc Mai Steamship Companys steamer
JOHN L. SrEfbENS,
w +. LAPPIpGf, Commander,
and proceed ID RECT to SAN FRANCIsCO.
For feeht ayp the OIL Of ;he Company, No. 50 WaiS
For Dss-sse spy At the Cfhce-ove the gse-op ths wha
- lh- foos Of Canal Il. TO NM h MfChHAM.
The Ofire is Slonside The ship.
Vells Fargo Co.'S and Freeman Cos Expresses sy tAee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP

"A FORMERLY TiIE vAN6ERBILT LINE,
FOR CALIFORNIA.
carr my the T. :. Mails on this route under con
Hsot With the Government.
STB AND 2OTH or EACH MONTH.
From he cd-e.tabEshe5 Wharf foot Of WsrTeHs N. K
The fsvoiite stearshlp NORTRERH LIGHT wIeaye New
York MONDAY, Feb 6, II m connecting, via Panama
RAiboAd with he stesmEhip UNCLE SAN =.
fbe NORTH Is Az viii succeed the NORJdEhN Lilo Nj,
leasng Feb D. connecting with the steamship OIL
ZAhA
The only line having extra steamer both Panama
and Aspinwa proPs connection Of and
ssails a. The 'sthInJa
For psssse freight any point The route spPy A. the
enly efBos az The Company In the City OF kewfoTk,
No III West st., foot Of Warron-st-
d. b. ALLEN Agsnt.
EB-AH persons sTs FORBID trusting any sooOnt Of
The abnNe ahioE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27

NOTICE is hereby given that BOOKS for the
IN SUBSCRIPTION Of S150 900 - ADOIfi0SAL STOCK
he NJ CAANlCS' BANK Of ais SOUEl, 81. Louis,
Whi be OPP n the BANK OF AMERICA. ia this city
NONE Az ~ 23d inst The sathoTiEed eAp Of this
b-sk ~ so ere, 81 wkeh 7ST has been taen aud paid
up by IRE citizens II iss mi T bsns has been operation
two jean. Resa hAyesy ssideaSs Of eve ceat
The ehsrrr EbeTs ia is provisions has no. the personal @
Billy eiaass has twenty 81 Louis V
S3fec the sst points In ths for banking
osxEaiics Bot better cppftJnies for vestuent Of
fsssd Ths seon 81 AlsSss snd others n c@d 10 tae sS-
per viii be eauiTed paid 81 the uoe II s1
cali duo notice bat may AL be p ~ she
of the subscriber. Pro rata divideads w De
pu snbscsibrs the day mont Dividends % Kat
r.. eeihod-,s sin BE- PAID In NeSfok Pefasns denog
oih~r and fur bT infoTuai0R obtain the 10y applying
tie Bark OF America } W WILLS, President.
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD CON-
All The ln6e sisnsd requested new Of the
Fse nrserip cns 20 the pan Of reorganization,
ready sos tanstsi5n their NewHork,
h rceSve ofber Ur the s Of February The un9s
prepused sssgnts until that tine The
Ia 20 the plan large 20 warrant the hehef As
b a. hsretSore HOE9io n ois No . Wal st., New
Vera, CT to the sGbse9isers- -. . -rx,x,o,y
J. c. BAkCROFT DAVIS
CHICAGO CITY BOND S-SEwERAGE
NLOANs.-The Bonas bear pea interest," CouPens
ysgahls JsnusTy and July h New-foTk, and mature in
h. p1nraf Th entire 1ebt Of the City Of Chicago
81 al 81 which bss seen contracted for strictly mnui
"a yurpeaas Eof sale By ASHLEY L NORRIS,
No. - Exchsnke-psco.
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rr,uF coNFFssIONG and EXPERIENCE OF

TNHE CONFESSIONS and EAPEhihnOE o.
INVALID, published for the eeneh aud - oa,I,tys
ana caution 10 yonng who suffer 0m Nervous oepy
Premature Decay &c uPPns at the s.a time ne e . 70
ss, erpepse through medical Imposition and qnAckey
sonies nav be had Of the agtbo NATHANIEL hAffA,
esa Bedford East Brooklyn, Kings County Hew-i s " ~
olo- q ost- sdaTeesed envelope
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27
sI0 HEALTH of AMERICAN WOMEN. Z.

have e. smined and analysed the Grsel.nberg hsrs,s
yr, etbocon The ingredients veus ole In resto
@ hrslth and their peculiar combination direct and
fsSorsbe action upon this uterine organs
"Caemist for The State qf haSsaoaHssttI"
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rFyHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAS
ROYAL NAIL BTEAMSHIPS.
PEOs rKw-YoNE LIVERPOOL -
rhkef Cehdn Psessgo. ......sss''.s'''s.''s'''-plS
second Cabin Passage. 70
KEoM BOeToH LIVERPOOL -
Chief Cabin Passage.
Second CABIN kGssake...........s............., "
Rhe ships FROM Boston cab Il Haiax and Cork aroof
FFaSIA Capt Judkins, CANADA, Capt Lengg
ARARIA Cant d Stone AMERICA, Capt. Allax,
1STI Tese Is "a Loft NIAGARA, Capt. Andersen,
xSPICI 1CzDs shauncn EUROPA Capt J. Leitch-
SCOTIA nov Dandiog).
carry elesI white haht ~ sstne BIeeA u
skEztoazd bow red on port bow ,,,,.- l. 10
ARABIA Stone leaves ~ 1oA.'' " 81
EUXOPA Leitch. leaves Boston
AFRICA leaves n fore'.. " e1nn--y'
AMERICA NdsT,.. leaves boston ~ eones1ey ~ ~
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