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ENGLISH OLD MAIDS.

The single lady of certain age is per-
sonage scarcely at all seen, at any rate in
her proper position, except in England. In
Roman Catholic countries she takes refuge
in a convent; she is hardly considered re-
spectacle whereas she is responsibility it
self! The old maid of old novels and plays
indeed prim, censorious, and spiteiul--is
disappearing. In her place we have most
cheerful, contented, benevolent aud popu-
lar lady, seldom behind the fashion or behind
the news and literature of the day, beloved
|by nephews and nieces, married brothers,
sisters, and cousins; tower of strength in
times of sickness and family troubles a fa,
vorite visitor, yet not always visiting. nor
staying too long sometimes on the contra
". having snug little home OF her own,
where pet nieces and nephews spend few
DAYS most delightfully."-; guardian angel to
the poor; a valuable auxiliary to the clergy
man and clergyman's wife; in high esteem
and respect among the trades-people; ia
nous letter-writer, and the fabrlcator OF
most beautiful fancy work. OF this genus
we are privileged to know several specimens,
some of whom we are bold to hope, will bril-
die when they read this lutte account, and
say with a pleased. half doubtful look, /" Well,
I'm sure this can't be mel" Yes, tits you,
Aunt Kate, and Aunt Maria, and ever 50
many aunts with pretty names. who have
been pretty young women in your time, aud
who now have something dearer than beau.
ty. You are the salt of the country 50 long
as YOU are the objects and subjects OF such
warm and kindly feelings you greatly con-
tribute 10 the support of social affections.
] Eclectic Keriew.
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pREaR II

Never say you will do presently. what
your reason or your conscience tells you,
you should do now. No man ever shaped
his own destiny or the destinies Of Others
wisely and well, who dealt much in present
lies. Luck at Nature. lf she never hurries
she never postpones. When the time ar
riges for the bud to npen, tl,ey open-tur the
leaves to fall, they fall. Look upward
The shining worlds never put Oh their rIs-
ings or their settings. Tie comets even.
erratic as they are, keep Their appointments;
aud eclipses are always punctual to the
minute. There are no delays in any OF the
movements of the universe which have been
Predetermined by the absolute fat of the
Creator. Man. however. being Tree agent,
can postpone the performance u his duty /;
and he does 20. too, frequently 10 his own
destruction. The drafts drawn by Incidence
upon The future are pretty sure 70 be dishon-
ored. Make now your banker. Do not say
you will economise presently, you may be
bankrupt; nor that YOU will repent or make
atonement presently. for presently you may
be judged. Bear in mind the important
fact. taught alike by the history Of nations,
rulers, three cases out Of five, presently i
too late.
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STRAY BOOKS.

s1NHE following volunser d The Zuzian snd Pasoi.
lilfary. baloagug u he Presbyterian 1 hunh If
Hilhgroush, arr missag, 1Ifossa ii hssc hrcn taF
fosed and not refunds laefF may he othess il It'll
Persons having ,htse. ~ other y0lume. I'll
theif possession. requested 70 feUfn them. i III
aelua use y repon ihe same, that il Iaay b. known
aho are responsible for their return.
Coliateai Billie, 3ik vol 10.
Hadgs's H.s.0ry d The Presbyterian Chureh, %
ptfi. $50.
CudWohh's Intellectual sysiem. lei vol. sY.
McGheyBes Noiks. ia ami - yols. $50.
Shakespeare, % vol $50
BOsweil's johnson. IL ,ol. $50.
Junnss Leters. 81 soi 80
Goldsmiihs animated Nature u aud % vols. SO.
Plutareh's Lives, 1T vol so.
Rollins Ancient History, isi vol svo.
Banerois History a the United Staies. lst vol syo.
Goldsmith Works. lst vol. l2mo.
Rollins Ancient History, 9Th and 10th vols. i2mo
Pope's Works. 5ih vol limo.
splfks American Biography 81 vol l2mo.
Pliuy's Letters, n VII i2mo.
Reliques n Ancient English Poetry, lst yoll2mo.
November IL. 49,
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LIMITS OF LEARNING.

Life i short, and art Is long, said some
wise man long ar. What j. possible to
learn 10 this life Is limited by its duration.
Moreover. we usually acquire the greai bulk
Of our information, form our habits, and set
tie our principles before middle aye. This
is the rule but there are many exceptions.
Some men are learning III their lives. Dis.
tingulshed scholars acquired language wnen
more than three score years ola Still tie
mind Of youth j. usually more receptive Of
new ideas than that of adult are.
Our knowledge is limited BY the impossi-
Bile. We cannot comprehend mint, or e
ternity. We know mat our earth is but a
grain OF dust. compared with the universe I;
but We have no idea Of The extent Of the uni-
verse. Telescopes reach only little way
into the expanse 81 space! Our microscopes
are IS far, perhaps, frum showing Is Tie
boundaries Of the wonderful world which it
displays 10 Us.
We cannot see the wonderful atoms Df
matter, nor by observation form any concep-
ton Of heir character. The causes OF the
forms Of crystals, frost work, snow. flakes,
plant flowers, &c, are mysteries no science
oak ; The mysteries 81 nature have but one
solution, and that j. the greatest of all other
mysteries. 10 make the atom, TO make the
animslcule the millionth part Of the size Of
grain Of sand, and TO make universe, re-
quire an infinite Power and Infinite Wisdom.
We finite creatures, with brief esrth-life
and few opportunities, soon come 10 the
limits Of human science and human thoughts.
Bot still there is q great deal within that
limit. We can explore the earth and the
solar system we can study minerals, plants,
animals, men the history Of our race, limit.
ed and imperfect, as1t is, and often distort-
ed and falsiied, is upon Us. We have made
some advance in science and art, and some
brilliant discoveries and achievements. II
is something TO be able to measure The dis.
lance, size. aud weight Of the planet Jupiter.
IL is something TO be able to tell the exact
day, hour, minute and second Of the eclipse
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!" | F j"
By VIRGINIA 2. TOWNSEND.

eff could only live nv life over again."
said the old man. as be plunged his hands
into his deep coat pockets and looked up at
the Office ceiling with sigh. " it should be
a very different life from what il has been.
i would not give all the joy of my youth,
and all the strength of nv manhood, to get
ting rich-eaich me I'd have good out of
my life, and do some. too. instead Of toiing
early and late. and taxing brain, and wear
ing my nerves over railroad dividends, and
bank stock. over investments in lead and
coal mines. over real estate that is TO come
down here and go up.there. No. it isn't the
three score years that are on my head that
have bleached my hair and srinkled my
forehead so; it's the wear and tear Of watch
ing the market, and foresialling the changes.
and looking out for the right time to come
down with bargain. overheard one man
say to another, as got into the omnibus last
night" There goes old Grainger-good for
q million and hslf-lucky dog !" and 1 said
to myself, {" fire you lucky dog, Tom
Graingerf No! OF all men you are the
mos, unlucky one. You've paid down your
youth, your manhood. your health, your peace
Of mind. every faculty God gave you to live
and to enjoy--you've pald il all down for
this million and half Of dollars, and its a
poor bargain after all ]"
" Ii don't do any good 10 fume and fret
now but if I could live nv life over again
I'D never stand where do this day I'd lay
up some better treasures for my old age than
q million and half Of money. I'D iav up
treasures Of blessed memories-0f some good
done 10 others-Of human hearts made hap
pier-of human souls comforied, and re-
loiced because Of me. II ! could only live
nv life over again !" and the old man settled
farther back in his chair and groaned heavily
as he looked back over the years Of bis past,
barren aud cold, and unclothed. as they rose
up before him.
And yet he elutched bis million and halt,
and carried il with him TO the last hoor Of
his life. lie didn't rise ap that day and 20
ont, and find the widow aud The fatherless,
and gladden. their hearts with part Of the
wealth which he did not need. II was not
TOO late then 10 set about doing good. In
the ten years more of life which God had APP
pointed him, he might have scattered bless
ings, many aud bountiluI as summer show
ers and the cold and barren day might have
been crowned with sunset 30 radiant and
glorious that il would have redeemed the
faded morning--the wasted noon.
But the old fashioned and the old habits
held him in iron bondage still, and the rich
old man went down to his grave with his
simlsss, unfruiiul, querulous iE"
elf I'D never begun this sort Of life, I'd
never live 10 il day." murmurs the fash.
ienable wife and mother as she walks up and
down her elegant parlors. swinging the tss.
sells Of her morning robe betwirt her jeweled
fingers; and the weary dissatisfied express
sion Of her face tails 10 own story Of the tir-
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FFFEcT OF KIND WoRn.-"I have rca.
son TO bless God for the Sabbath" saws an
eminently useful English clergyman. :" from
nv own experience. When mere boy, a
pious and faithful pastor found me trifling
On the Lords day, and ail'ectionately reproy-
ed me; desiring me TO read and think on the
Ias. tvo srrsrs 1T the 18th II Isaiah. Upon
that rrpr0ni. under Gnd. turned nv whole
life, sth All iis happiness and All IL bllsslui
hopes beyond the gave
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Of the moon, Of Uranus, ten thousand years
hence. 1t is something to send message
from Boston at IL O'clock and have II read
in st. Louis at eleven. II is something to
be able to go from New York to Liverpool In
nine days.
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From The Southern Field and Preside.
REQUIEM FOR 1861.

FlEQUIEM FOR 1861.
BY II. B. q.
Year Of terror, year of strife,
Year with evil passions rife,
Pass with ssething, angry flood,
Pass vi tn garments dipp'd in blood.
Born mid hopes, but raised in fears,
With thy dew-drops changed 10 tears,
With the spring-,imes turn a to blight,
And with darkness quenshing light.
Can mo- mighty Leashean wave.
Hide thee in watery gravel
Can no tide thy track etface,
From the heart thy scroll erasel
Wars fierce tread upon our land,
Severing once kindred band;
Child and father ranged for strife,
Brother seeking brothers life.
Sad the record shadows loan
Ger stricken nations doom.
Yet we hope Tor dawning light,
Freedoms morning from thy night!
Hide our grief beneath thy bier,
Blood and death, in ghosily tier;
Weary sickness, wasting life
Surer than the foeman's strife.
Households broken-little feet
Standing BY the empty seat;
Wives turnd weeping from the door
Where the husband comes no more!
Can we mourn thee, fearful year
No! the bark of time We steer,
From the maeIstrom of thy wrath,
From the fire along thy path.
Leave thy ashes with the past,
Let not darkness from thee cast
Shadows Ger the coming day,
Blood drops on the New Years way,
Thou, who dost unshrathe the sword
By the power of thy word,
And can by thy mighty will
To the waves say, /" Peace, be still
Gather up this storm once more,
Where "ihy judgments are in store"
Send thy holy Dove Of peace,
And our fstterd land release!
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HOW ARD ASs0cIATI0N,
sPnaLAp xP HTA.

Benevolent Institution established BY special Endow-
ment for The Relief Of the Sick and Distressed af-
licted with virulent and epidemic Diseases,
and especially for the Cure Of Diseases
ofthe Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis. by the Acting
1vA Surgeon, to alwho apply by letter with descrp.
ton of their condition, Gage, occupation, habits Of life
&c) and in cases Of extreme poverty, Medicines fur
nished tree Of charge. 9sa
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrhoa, and
other Diseases Of The Sexual Organs, and the NEW
REMEDIES employed in the Dispensary, sent 10 the
afflicted in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge Two
or three Stamps for postage will be acceptable
Address DIR. j. SKILLlN H0UGHTON. Acting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. South Ninth ST.,
Philadelphia. Pa. By order of the Directors.
EDWARD d. HEARTWELL, President
GEO. FAIRCHIID, Secretary.
March 20. s4-l2mo
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AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY!
For the Cure 81
CONSUMPTION. BRONCHITIS COUGHS
AND COLDS.
I He MAK0RA ARABIC A !,
~ 49, utlSr.Nt nv .zl.t. .-.-.t...

DlsCoNeIeu py MloclONahi Nutic Nafet4hB
IN Arabia.
A LII who are suffering from Consumption should
= use the MAkOkA ARABICA, aisco,eied ~
Missionary III Arabia.
All who a.e threatened with Consumption should
use the MAKORA ARABlcA, discovered W Mis-
sionafy IN Arabia.
All who are suffering from Bronchitis should use
The MAk0RA ARABICA, discovered by Missionary
in Arabia.
Al who are suffering from Sore Throat. Coughs and
Colds should use the MAk0RA ARABlCA, disco
yerrsi BY Missionary IN Arabia.
Al who are suffering from Asthma, scroiula and lnl.
puries u the Blood should use the MAKOkA Ala.
BlcA, discovered hy Missionary ~ Arabia.
u cures Consumption.
u cures Bronchitis.
II cufes Sore Throat. Coughs and Colds.
Il Asthma, Scroiula, aud Impurities Of The Blood
THIS unequslled remedy Is nov iol The frat time IN
tfodaerd 10 the public.
II vas proyideniialy discovered by Missionary
while travelling 10 Arabia lie saseured Of Conepmp.
ton ~ ii, use. alter his bad heenPronounccd hope
less by learned Physicians III Europe
lie has iorWsrded 10 u 10 writing. foil sceount Of
hi extraordinary euIr, and q number Of other
which have under biz observation. and also
full account VI the msdIcine.
Al his request, and impelsd BY desire 10 extend
knowledge q ihis remedy 10 The public, We have had
be communication printed IN pamphlet form for free
distribution. Its interest Is enhancrd BY an sccoun
which be gives Of Of the scenes Of The syrian
sasfes which he obtained from those who sufferer
in tha awful tragedy
This pamphlets msy ~ oblained AZ our Office, 81 ii
ai!l IL sent free 81 mail 10 III who appIy for ID.
We import the MAk0RA ARABlCA direct irom
smyfnsihfough The house II cleon a Gyhppus. std
We have always on hand foil supply put up In bottles
ready Tor use with foil dirselionE
Price one dollar per bottle sent BY mall on Ieesip
Of price. and "a cents for postage.
For sale, wholesale and fel.i. BY
LEEDS, GILMORE s CO.,
importers 81 Drugs and Medicines.
6l Liberty 81, NY.
Also, ~ Druggists generally.
Mach 10. H-i2mo
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CASH SYSTEM.

CASH SYSTEM.
EINDING il impossible to buy Goods and meet our
payments IL We con,inueihe Credit system We
re compelled 10 adopt the Cash System" until the
end u the War.
TURRENTINE & son.
October ~. H.
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IMPORTANT ~ RAILWAY TRAVELLERS.
THE APRIL NUMBER OF
TIE OFFICIAL ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUIDE
UNITED STATES AND THE CANADAs
IL Now Ready.
APPLETONS OFFICIAL ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY

UNITED STATES AND THE CANADAs
,pprero,.s orF,E, 40 Vow 1 he;hy ,rrp RAILWAY
GUIDE.
April Number Contains
l. NF,RLy OsE HUNp.Kp RAILWAY MAPS represeniing
tie principal Railways ofthc country, together with their
stsiion, distances connections &c.
Al. IMrohrANr lsslBUCTloSs TO RAILWAY TRAygLERs.
IN reference 20 Tin Table, Purchasing Of Tesess Checking
M R,iLways o. . rusia PRoosEss-Rsilwsy Time-Te-
bless Superficial kuowedle Greet Cities; Cotton Culture IN
tho " eat Mineral Wealth Of the Pacific No tlern Genital
Railway Michigan Southern snd Northern Indiana Railway;
New.Y Ok Genital Railway; Nes-forf a'd Erie Railway
1cIs Hsae aid Richmond Railway Railway Rates Tor Coy
eminent sportaOni Michigan Genital halfway balf
more Central Railway Chicago and Rock Island ana mSs
tipp AID Missouri hAlwoNs a., n
~ AyReporrs ASD INCIDENTS or TRAyRL-The Smokers
SooQuy Ny TIP 10 California; Mirnfy WEDDING nnd,r
lie cDs The AZ they Decide Css-s IN CeloToia Il lie
Set or Curp for Rlcumam he Jealous chaplain shu 20"
ricu. Coolrl Finding 'h' Fine iooh cor ne va e
usikaby ,oahe, 4 Clear Coutcienes or changing Inc "a
lsr Ssao,ing the stskesa Nice Tine; The Niciui2-d
Nusicisn OF Bfndes Front Teeth Gomez bo fst et OF
Who did Job Dive loI riea,st TO Settle Difference
y THHorGg RotTKs 10 ,ud from NcwNork Phiadrlphia
g.l,i,rofe Buffalo Cleveland, Toledo CLics.o Cincinnati
ST Louis lie with Mapi and other inisTnaii relating 10
the rea3e Of travelling 10 and hon all The principal
cities south, East and West
| VI PoErRAtr AND BioOE.pHIcAL sKETca or MAJOR
GENERAL BuNNsDK wi'h fEg.hulogcN Dri'stloh CT 'he'
setter BIZ Fowler Well , 49,.
| Vii UNIrrp Sr.lts TIKI ISpic4roR. showing TIE Di
ference Il Time b.tWeen TIE ssIiouE Cities Of the I'M 20
stsies including San lrsncco California and London IN
! vii ArPLsToN. RAILWAY GUIDE Cocsliso-Horss
CIIsSDAs
| u A LARGE NV MAP or TIN R.iLvAIs or THr Usi
! ''D tPPIFTCNs, OFFiCIAL RAILWAY GUIDE
can DO obtsnsd all the progipsl Book nud ft iodie
Agencies Lpon al the pnci g. hairtys Throughout Tie
! I oiied State, and The C-usd.s, At - e,,.
| TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER cory.
D. APPLETON Co, Pobiiher'
Mes. Az and AS Broadway.
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AZ invoic. Of rATlCULARtI cheap FANCY FANt,
BONNET FRAMES. BLONDES, kc., now opening
R.H MACY
WIN OPEN. MONDAY, March 81,
1000 KOTTlNOHAM LACE CURIAINs yards long o.
1000 NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS. yard. long. e
,ioo ysrSs JAPANESE CURTAIN MUSLIN, ysrd'
wide, p. yard, very ehesg, so,..,o..t,
10 40 ,sfd. MUSLIN pRAPERY hom L. 10 &c. yard
Mu.hn.. Cambrie. swi' BoOE Nsin,ooi', and Jseonsi
husnus. every quality
Fun rtocl OF ToWEi.s, NAPKINS, DaMAsKs, Linens
bucE' Crsske', &c, a. the lover. prices
RI MACY
Il now opening his usual ,.,,n,,
spHns assortment Of LADIES hADE,uP uspER-
Cl0fHiHO, made ia tn. best manner ORDERS EXE-
= Be-. aS CLASP coRsETs, HOPED SKIRTS t I'D
SKIRTS, &c
n IL MACY
~ NOW OPENING,
From AUCTION, and othsrwiss,
I,oo0 dos DADlES' WHITE COTTON HOSE, 70. Psr'
utahl price, 20 Cd.
Full s.soruen, OF superior mssss Of Ladder Mines sne
40. eh..e... nne Of EMB. Isle THREAD and SILK
Sow SOW 'oPPHiHSsifSS6-MERIYo and oAUzE MERISo
VESTS Ac., IN great variety.
RI MACY
IL NOW OPENING
His usual Spring assortmsri OF
PARAS0Ls and sun UMBkELLAs made TO order. In
the beet manner.
r. III MACYS
stoci OF YANKEE MOTIONS. THREAD, COMBS, &c,
10 now complete
r. H. MACY
WIN OPEN, MONDAY. March H.
4 frssh importation OF bis SUPERIOR PARIS LADIES
KID GLOVES, sprBs Coor,. - cents.
r N. MACY
WIN OPES MONDAY, March a.
FROM AUCTION
, 90 SEEDLE.woRK COLLARS latest 'h,pesl Il.
? 90 Middle WORk COLLARS --latest shapes. IL Cd.
8 100 kEF DLEWORK COLLARS --latest shspe,l, H.
s. 80 NFEDLE-WOkh COLLARS --latest shspe.l a.
FULL LINE FINEST FRENCH COLLARS, SKIS.
POINT LACE do, THREAD Wells. INFANTS ROBES.
INFANTS WAISTS, NKkDLEWORk. Trimmings. &c.
K II. MACY,
Noe 2pt and ~. s,hsr, two doors bso~ ls,b-st
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I'HE CONFESSIONS aad EXPERIENCE
Of A. ikFALID.-PubH.hsd foE the beneft ard IS
shc cAasos TO young who ssaef from Nervous
a. 1870 Iisia4iue Decay &c, Supplying a. the time
nosn' Of sshCrrs. by who Ia, cured husef Afssr
Pot 70 great sIpsnss through medical imposition aud
ss.y ~ ineoslnE pos paid addressed envelope ss0LK
a. ts nsy be bad Of the s2hor, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR
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NETWORK, MONDAY, MARCH 81. 1862
Urn Goods.

- III. MACY
Ii. WIN OPEN. MONDAY, March 81,
FROM AUCTION, - ,,,rc,r
THE CHEAPEST LINE OF LINEN HEM,srlTCh
HDKFS. EVER SHOWN IN kEW-YORk,
1000 WORTH o., Will BIZ SOLD FOR L. 3D.
900 WORTH 3s 50. WILL BIZ SOLD fOb "a
1000 WORE "a. WILL BE sold fOh "a oo
1000 Worth Sc. WILL BE SOLD FOK 81
GENTS HEM-SrlrCH LINEN HDkfS.r,, 4,
1900 ALL LINEN, GOOD QUALITY, WOhlh 49,
CLOSING FOR 2a x. ,,,rr
1900 LADIES' MOURNING HEM.sTITCH Linen
HDKFs. CLOSING OUT AT 2s, USUAL fhi'I
-. aud a..
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X. H. MACY
VIII OPEN MONDAY March 81.
go cares LADIES', MI >SES, and CHILDKENS PLAIN
and FANCY sIRAWS
NEAPOLIrAN HATS, Hair do Florence do, Pedal and
canton Glo,mer. Canton May Queen Hats. Bouleysrd'
Leghora Hats, CONSTABLE DO, and EVERY VARIETY Of
SrltA"S to be found ia The city. LATEST SHAPES and
STYLES AT VERY Low PRICES
10 MlLLiNEAS SUPPLIED AT LEES THAN DOWN
TUMN PRICES
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RUCHES. HEAD DREssEa. .-
An invoice Of PETICULABLl cheap FANCY FAM,
BONNET FRAMES BLONDES kc., now oPenips
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M ME. Democrats Mirror 0f Fashions. ---spen.
a. ed Fsshion Plates aud three f1sized Patterns rs
fs"y ~, VIII pssmIrm, ga Biwsy. Spring No. ready
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A NlPORTANT WORk-lGNORANCE

Al llPOkIAkT WORh-lGNORANCE
a ,hAfOskb go AFFLICTED AEsyORED-PARIS
..STNNDrOS AND AEH-EOdk MEDICAL ADyIsfR
80 - naEhiACE GUIDE book exposing tho fpeeiss
IussooNs aud tie uuEucce Sfu lre.rner a. Pysicisus
spece csets-s a. fret ocs nut BY Dassc, improper
- ifostfaens tue nefsous system, sod leaving BON
IL saa pouy total wreck. bth edition 400 Pages 100 D.
sp,HNeas - ~. Lamont. Pasia ioudon sud fes-York
sysIhr snd surgeon. No 81 Broadway lup ssirsl n "
Snso - "sfEef lof y No Nsssy.st hoas a. 4Oussv
ia Htfsaatt The Doctors hou. or curing tha1e sGec-
az ~ 3. ~. % We CONCUR IA recommending
i-Ai-ADhI e. Gee All tod. Dispalch. Courier des
wv Uhlt DerokIa. EsalsL sliung M.hicsl RnvnW Re
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WANTED--A CLERK for Shipping Office;
w wsxss 10 per week four GIRLS to travels ssrEW-
ARDES5 Ter stsamboat Apply a. No. Chaihani.s9
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miscellaneous.

brushes of every description at the BRUSH
ID FACTORY No 3aS Pesrl-U, HsrRsrs bSiI6IE AZ
rtieIs Al the lowest .ctery prices PAINT bkI ob.S OK
superior quality constantly on hand JOHN n horrE1
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n. 4. MACY
VIII OPEN, MONDAY. March u,
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BONS-LINING SILKS
A choice SELECTION OF FRENCH FLOWERS.
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