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6peclal Notltcs.
Hudsou's Shakespeare Lectures.
TIE Rev Il. N HUDSON will give Course of Six Lcctu
Ar HOPE CHAPEL,

TIE Rev H. N HUDSON viii give Course Of Six Lectures,
Ar HOPE CHAPEL
(Brosdwsy opposite the NeV York HoteD,
Con. nencng THURSDAY EVENING, Dec l3
aud continued OF TUESDAY and I'll RSDAY EVENINGS,
Dee Is, 2Uib and 21th. and Jan 3 aud ..
Sublecs Merchant Of euice y As You Ike IL y Othel
10 /" kg Lear" and Henry the Fourth with Histories
u the several rlays Analyses Of the leading Characters Illus
tIAtige Recaiious and general Criticisms
1kes the Course So Admitting Two Persons ~ 80.
Single admission 80 cents. To be had the principal Book
stores N broadway, and the Hope Chapel
Doors open at to commence at q O'Clock precisely
Fair of the Women's Prison Association, for the
bel ISAAC l.. nOPfLh nOMf, Clinton Hail.
Astor pace alttle OF broadway IL
Entertainment Deuent of the NOmens HOne
prisoners will be opened the EVEN
INC hDNESDAI the 18th OF December The sales will
be prcs There articles Of dress for ladies'
<s cildien which well made. elegant sud suitable for
sesso also, fancy articles, oy and toilet furniture An
holiday ffb books viii be found the tables
collection csebruted bingham wooden will be
sale This consists OF elegant articles made
NOod LCh toys Tor useful purposes They
from the only maIusctoTy OF this Kind OF IN the
URied States btesLmcnts viii be served as called for by
visitors sters cOiee reshes o various kinds tea FRUIT ice
creams taTts The will be open for the Teccp
OF yiitos on kNksDAi EVENING, December H. at
and viii continue the two following d3ys and
C. NJ sEDGWICK, First Director.
SARAH II ai,li LESGErI Managers
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YORK, THURSDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1860
I ETERSON's MAGAZINE
JANUARY, 1861,
With superb Mezzotint BY Sartun,
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With superb Mezzotint by Sartain,
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are begun In this number One by a. q,
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mother by j. T. Trowbdge snhor Of "Neighbor lockwood
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FOURTEEN TSELvE sRIEFpS coEdkEb SpkEb FAsaSNs
TWELVE coLoRED BERLiN WORK RATrrERSsl
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their tine assortment Of
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embracing the Issues of every respectable Publishing House in
'N'' ThEY PUBLISH
large number OF Books for Children, printed in amins.sd
he I'll iG'Sii TEiAsTRY i6 or FLEAsURE BOOKS, 81 So
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bOOhS lZO hnusl -Vc t1cH
rLEASI RI BOOKS on tinted paper, l2c. each
TIE RE11Y A c. 20c.
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they have just ssued,
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With numerous other choice books for the young folks
A. usual this of the year Messrs SHELDON 20
will offer t,ir large assortment of Books at RETAIL io5 tne
neat ten days liberal They invite their friends and the
public generally to examine their stock.
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WE have now on hand large and splendid
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COODRICHs ILLUSTRATED NATURAL

NUUUKIUIIo ILLUSTRATED NAIUhAL
VI HISTORY OF THE ANIMAL KINGDOM.
Dedicated by permission to
PROF AGASSlZ,
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I'VE ANNOTATED
Il PARAGRAPH BIBLE
PTHR
LONDON KELIGIOIS TRACT SOCIETY.

From the Rev Henry B. Smith, ID. ID.
The plan Of the Annotated Paragraph Bible is excellent
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Judgment In the same compass it would be difficult to
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ndy of the Bible by Of readers The notes brief
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jddiciouf." -
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From the Rev. Samuel Iren@us Prime, ID. ID.
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PETER AND THE KEYS.
A communication from
LEONARD BACON,
Entitled,
AMERICAN BOARD AND TRACT SOCIETY
ON SLAVERY.
An article from
EUROPE,
Entitled
VICTORIES OF PEACE.
Communication from the
SECRETARIES OF THE AMERICAN BOARD,
Entitled
APPROPRIATION FOR 1861.
An article entitled
JOEL BARLOW ON AMERICAN SLAVERY.
A BOAT SONG BY
ANNIE STARBOARD.
EDITORIAL ARTICLES.
Entitled
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GAVE MORE THAN THEY GOT.
READ THE CONSTITUTION.
MINIsTRATIoN TO THE POOR
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THE PERIL OF INsURRECTIoN
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WESTERN AFRICA.
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THE BOSTON RIOTERS.
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WHO BIDS FOR THEM,
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KING COTTON
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loa. ,oa on, 10 show ynu, did
iuu mod pfs'', siuille
Npa TAI" ~ ,,hlat. l1a know 700 dii'
yon ,l.hoi, "Iha. No we lisa Il, efe,s
When siSshlo' hfs 49, hlnw, tru dii
"fi ct h love-, git b foe II tes'. "
You cold, cold heart, you khus You iid'
wha, have ,oa joasf yon smile 10 more
IN M, ~ aon,hs ego You DID
yua deem ms homage now botei
You iissj !, then, yos hnow you DID.
"llow tls.,," yos ssId. "wcvs We With one
Who'd lore us wuly" q, you DID
but yua thought vas m cldar son
You utter fiN, yea know you did
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-03-22

trFfnn auoT
nmuhttof ihp Springfield .Tannl
Spectator. W. fni tcfy e,ra'lan' afH,ls
ifnm sheh W. make tlD / 'lupiuH tutn
'lhg rsn who'c nueo.toe lpf arrs pn.l
srfilched Subsistence out ol the sn0l sail
The Oh fashioned pillow, ellli ~ clunsy
wooden momihaafl. hol k6owins lhr .upe
rior csccllrhce n thp later styles ~ aitri
ploss, contents lmsflf ahh ilie .ime it
flfumcni and ~ much hard nhu far ia.
sclI AID horse succceis m producing barely
enough " Keep starvation NJ huy Poor
Rirhafl sbo.o sage msslms aic regarded
With universal layor hnl spidi
.'ll' that hy ,hr p 'e would thrive.
Mast either haid himself " d,ir,i"
Hat Franklin did No, live IN M age When
horse, we're guided y lbe', apl plovs
were driven bi steam nnl although be- NAV
have extracted the h,hinng from the storm,
cloud, and shoan himself philosopher
aud statesman, YET the time hls coaa
when the ,criost chili regard, the abu,c
quoted itutmeui % n fns u ~ dom arc.
\niyct there arc licn living to-day VA The
practice of systems II agriculture almost ns
absurd hnl ridicalon sihti vh,rl requires
one man to hold The r'os and another 10
drive The horse These old, Improbable
systems arc destined finally to give way be-.
fore the onward march of Improvement
but without somc conccft,L co.opcration.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-03-22

Chesrfal,y aeiaovis.gs merit in others,
ed 10 sssa yn wll always receive that
hind consideration which yos desire. WLss
yea easaos esasis.cntly praise, BY al means
remain siless, unless there b manifest
wrong, deserving ensure.