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COMMON SENSE t.~..
voR THE
BUSINESS PUBLIC

Ifspy reader Of The SUNDAY MERCURY were invited
to MAKE an Investment. his first inquiry wond be- How WILL
IT P.r1 IT, for example, he were in treaty for house
for the ensuing year he would want to know what
odstion IL afforded. and whether It bad had no; the
xopERS IMPROVEMENTS. ia were small announcement and
BEHIND TUE AGs he would either rejec It together
decline TO pay tho rent Of 6r,tc,m house for H. No
individual pays al hs ratio for brown stono from,
for riclety wooden shsn,y The foresight and pru
depcc heud exercised with regard to VIVA,
!, newspaper that docs not conisn the latest by
Lightning ees sph worth intelligent reader in this
ahead sge when Is nothing If no. posted up the
Above ALL Of wh., use. ADVERTISING MspIUx 10 any
paper that doe, not reach all and possess thst ab'o
late requisite Of poPulah,y.he fullest Snd freshest, and
most reliable information all sutjec,s Of public uisres
These are the es,ure, that have given TO The SUNDAY
MERCURY 1t. IMMENSE CALCULATIONS circulation
Increasing with every succeeding week and which now
ounumber by several Thousands, that OF all its sundy co
,epporaries combined
THE SUNDAY MERCURY 10 great fact in enterph,ing
sn.rs.tie journSi,m. It 70 q METROPOLITAN NEWS
PAPER, with oil the modern mprovemens-lish die
patches Lightning preset. full corps Of .e's local reporters
score. Of army correspondents and al tho eres hnap
cs and other business ufom,,on formerly fined 10 the
leading dsies Be,de covering all tn. ground occupied
by prominent daily newspapers h,s the merit Of conoinn.
tie bes I'D most popular essentials Of the literary periodicals.
Of the day Hence iu unprecedented pIogem Hence IL
prenss no, ooly In EewYori, bu, everywhere within the
postal limits Of tho Union Hepcs II, ENORMOUS cIRCU
LaToy and hence envy Of a..ncd and drow'y p!Od
der, ioilirs 'ainly 10 ito -aie.
Wen do these slow concerns inow ihai whoever may sd
drs. tho business world tomorrow through tho ADVER1Is
no COLUMNS ofths SUNDAY MERCURY will rs,eh 81
AUDIENCE EXCEEDING BY MANY THOUSANDS III
total Of all their readers
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Pianos Made Durable n- Niolius.
Ull0os' fAll.I atHlNo-lLAAf
tON ~ sNOS
be- been sPf,o,,;sd By ne i-,si'f musicians.
Iriitne, nov D.. Aes iok Ii-s Nov. n Nssr- ie,k
Herald Oct Is NsiioIi her 81, hos - wa -
Iryfss, Oct. -. hfir- i"Ss lrsntHg Posf sBa
Tie Arfr l.fE Uf-tf Jsn
by THIS PATE ~ sTkiNG-rLAMP
he chqnc e1d twisting rfsiu II Che shfg amounting 60
near pounds wholly Leu % the bifsr ,nd s0unt.us
bosrd Thu n e. tie secured sgias doeii
perfectly - Dec W. - %. - 800,
ALI OrWgR PIANOS 60 SPEEDILY To RUIN
Wouou' Psros permanently I~ttp - 10 original beauty
bv the sIKlSG-CLAMf. f. % ~ tom p a." 10 Tie
'ur i.r llts sting AID ncw coYcilg 10 ham
mcTs Throughout.
Nes pianct iccnred agiirfi decay az % tone
TIME required io mat- thrs~ slfefsh .ns ON WIN
gisi0. Win tue Patent -ui,s lsmp for sale
WAEkEUD1S. No 5J BEOADNhl.
Where clcuthc deicup l1ns Published By the jonr
uss can be seeu
n sly Psno when altered be not Entirely 20 the iGfsc
lion o. the o~l-I CON pcus-liou 800 lr rrrr,vcd
pklDOS TOOK ER.
80. 5Jj Br stdwav,
New \ ok
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rnE BEsr ApyERTIslNG MEDIUM

L of II. cls.s 1. NOORt,S RURAL NEWYORkER,
the irsdiug ant largest cicue AscGnrs Business ana
Family New.pap- An ecs. Business Men "ho "sn =
esco a. once rtNs 81 the most erpsirt
Farmers HotcBiufi and Thousands OF Merehsatl
Mechanic Manufacturer. and Proessi'Ds Men, tnfon hout
tic Lov sairs shoud ErEAL ira As the business
season herd, Trxg for oil ~bo wish 10 sdyer
widely sDd prohtshy. 70 select the oe-i
York Mefchtnts Manufacturers Publ ncFs Sc ca si,-h
- For free sue 81 the kUhA. Advertising Terms.
l. ad i-rss tine Puhsher o. d. T. MOORE tochester, y.
\ ~ orStply 10 &. ~ sAArON, NO. p PaIkTow, New
YORK.. - , all,
We dou publ hrr chsrgss 20 inst he gives az
the n Of orr money. Mir Moore charges - cents ne
and his circulation n-sse. cheep advertising We COM
know TIE circ a'ion Of Tug RCRhL NEwfoRkER, BAT wa
know that IL pays 70 advertise iu l. , -,
subscip,ion pcs Two Dollar. yer snnnm for Rural Ne"
Yorker
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n,cpANDrD VOLUNTEER,

DISBANDID VOL y i tiIlt,
,bo., In.u5n4lsns have become pat Of our hsonal
f., dii.n 10 The above unriylsl arrsy Of tie choicest
ss.ire. ~, Hulior md Uni1giie'
THE SUNDAY MERCURY,
Il, ,.....,r Of a new ana un-quri-I LiUar,is1 PKsss
~ ' =, y, 7,ubr.h ALL NE NGNr received rom o'eiy
pr, Of rnit-d s'"e' rr =" f"uh o',oG, o.,
90, tssLrr EitL t ID p,che oi 40 o"n srcsi1 cores
,,,sot, 4 Warrington sud rl'ewh'rs IL. Lea ner'
NJ C, Brookiyn and lc suDrfDs - The inost II.
vs aud comt Of ,ly puuli,.si. 'mhI feBiIs' "
.ri,i reporter. h,i,g siDp.o, 4 IA ittcsll c,ol a.
~ =. .'.,,fflrnt ~ b Iiiau. IaL.s thhltHrsi iOtns
q no,., r.e t.ots win sio be- iouad In iris ttt NJ
.1S>f1AY NEWSPAPER which unes 81 Hscl the m9,t
I,i,.,t feature, OF a hgsto,'s lopfy pr1oiicM "nh
a,.ct.si,,c, Of ioadrg d.uT nsE,ia sr, and en-
c,. rsil.s cie,.sl, a lgWs LaS ~ tn sa ~,
IA - ,,F ALL IhE DIHtR SUNDAY PAiLNS
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.,,rIvr COMrOsTRs. ATTEND!

~ ~ ain pssr lY t'e unyTrcrG Itod letter OF OR.
- - Efl. D. iar 3 SDAi MERCURY oi tOruono",
-. Of uuse sl.c sohrT ahead Of anything hrl.ei0ie
-, Il AL "a us.c sunoilun and Ges.i ed 90 creae "a.
,e ,iien anolg tie aIniIefs Of tie" faAha. sef
~ oubt.tiy LIst t.usibe hint Of tho masio VI the
7 l.sff
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The Tarhish Bath.

10 M Fiit9r of The y. ,. ITi5ahe.
Sinra he Il the Prospectus o. the Turkish fhh aboni
et4h hid IN hi city, many irss have been mad.
REGARDING me nee tic kel7 90 stockhod-ns.
Il pre- posed iha each shur sha r j. the holder to one
Zee itch al time available for ee ban fs"t
a 1aHM5. =,
This arrangement guarantees 20 III harthodrf r"s'onib
us- OF the ush with Of II PER cent On he cs
Invested without bsosng the operations OF me A''h
ue for l. would CIV. 81 average Of twelve FREQ baih.n
dsy. .
hi, ,tsle Of hst being thorough persons ordna,
would require its ihsu once u"ulh ana W
order 10 nnodstr fac -s several Hosi ucTeaae
the privileges prop JrtioBalriy a. adyerti, d.
G. OsCANYAN
Secretary aud General Manager.
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(lushtuC,

have Just completed ny .oct Of SPRlNo and
SUMMER CLOTHING not urp.ssed 10 tie city Ia The "a,
If 81 ssnrtmpni tssi- and u,is the CHiLDRt Ns and
FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. not squsled. Ali WI n'
.old a. extremely Low p-ioes. Please Cali b.. BALD
WIZ, Nos. ~ And q BoweIy.
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Religious Notices.

An Army iIsetlne win he held IN ths Ksi'tmG9
sh, TInrkiasvie Staten Island N.Ai sue 20
ygNi 50 ~ of the Boaid Of Fnoh'sl'. 90, A ,tiv
rmsuos g q o'clock Collection isAeN ~" ~
NED % TEND.
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,.,,IT ~ YTLENAN's NEWSPAPER.

For Merehaat. shippers Brokers Farmer, solsier' ana
,i.D,.a Of i,sni-, IuE SUNDAY MERCUhf Is the
ST. ,mue,e paper in tho IN ted Sa.a IL. tnuncni He
LII. shp News, Msrket Reports Military Corrrspondsnsr
.nd liable OF ImpoTtstohs are ricptfei WIN VIC SeA'
esre ans 10 JloAcc .s0rs5y fel1ole
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,pIIIIANT SWOhD-PLAY.

In o., f Ger. md ,fd.fel Will IND Sori'-
-. ,r tDtf heart toroTow la th. gica. o4ne'y
.spsper OaPnEus - htra' o ihs fio1sS1 ~
Us r.tu I'D miln,s dcscation Of m rIifsoidinhJ
49,, t iri hrtreea ClPeh Wilton Blown u tho hwa'
- a., ala "a o. ,Iau en- Of the Southern Coneicfacy
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Qli!ilarn Notices.

Les Enfnnts Perdus.-Ths Colonel Of ihis Regiment
hrvnr ben horned rarol sdi i0ua rsc.u MAKES
hn. sprea beio. %, departure for the teit- Of
10 Jouug nsy d-ir- to enlist under he banner Of
~ nfsn THE toens served lr fourteen yrss IN Ahics
D-,de being on soiivc Ga 10 he Ciuesn carpfgn H.
DOL ary -xprdcrc- 10 - 4mpa ga rs'ty - 81 c'psci
that vs houe Ms appeal vi meet ready out- lie
20 mont 81 love th- protection Of Gen Mcclellan. sud
h. wne Ce he Amy Of tho Pot mac has on scco ded
lis god will 4nd patronage on Jul" ground.
TO2d Rerimeni, NY. :. WAN Buren, LiRbt
Iufsntry.-iitY iUAklfr J. jan w ! . cen itli D.
cu.rr- ~ tnc neldlua-tets No 4bl BIostwsy. y ma
G.sr--.ss Regiment t. q, Camp ng h-iien in Ia
comfortable snd c-.n barracks (csch touIsuy oy t.-h
heated hy cooking 10 no bildns In iaci all ~
home O. M rts far posbe. The ores blue rock
coat with Scales regulation bet tc Mime Ifs Al
members Of he Regiment hereby noiih hat thry 10
to Immediately report tsmseyet they Viii 1e treated a.
de.srtsrs lew more RECRUITS WANTfD
THOMAS Is. VAN UkkN, Colonel
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Nep Publications.


81 EoUAL TO ALL THE NEWSPAPERS. -
SUBSCRIBERS TO THE
REBELLION RECORD,
EDITED BY FRANK MOORE,
psceiya IN durable form ,nd IL large erio type ALL The
OFFICIAL REPORTS
PICTURESQUE NARRATIVES
49, THY
DATTLES AND SHIItMIS SHES
1HE
PRESENT REBELLION,
ToGErgEk WITH InE
SONGS AND BALLADS,
And
TIIOTJSANDS OF INCIDENTS,
RUMOK5 MUhCHAusENlShS. &c, &c.
THE THIRD VOLUME. bringing the Diary Of Events
down
MARCH !. 1861.
WILL BE READY SHORTLY.
Gp. PUTNAM, Publuhor, No 20; Broadway
|C T. EVANS Genera hgtnI
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A Card.


To ~. TSifo- If TIE s. / frisaac
Si. IN yous ssus 81 Apfi sse yo1 have mad. a. erro
a. ID. CO... ~ .~g Noble uud-f tn hssd Of Cy
The c 81 the sre a. follows IT,, hbksep"fs naue l.
John Ham, sead. the u Ne.i' and 'fe~n-
vbhsis The officer ia noi meet anaa Surday hot AZ
rested between the hours ~ u 80 Ss'gfday uig and
under the following ocu.tsrces; The piece aus tier
ed sud all th- doors licked the b. rlef bzuf III.
cript sud book for week h- men H. the
ge 81 hrcmen requested entrance at The front door, sod not
ng admitted feGursed eutaLcs eide door snd wsrr
refused there then found their way into The nd and
app,f me ysd door ~ tie ntfkrrT-r tf~rFuIon
ul ed the door let them In they then qir.t-d Ia
pi u voice for T- u se Which, wien cgmp'ird
with h~ ives nm,dls-'y .ef~d ,nd dsfTsd ~ by th n
.Ipo,irs liquor Wien The Wy Hunns sfempted to
10 ssrnp~ ed Ofr-r noble, al boot Any waning
tf 1rrH M Hams -isiry stopped sod hims-f
rt ~ De-. No' POP him With revolver IN M. hind
esd .ao, ..ih .hs. D. % she him. lie -. tee
I.t.f arH fsrFd ir hIfly AID OIL
r- vn... .lA 60 af pee hsa nSt had ten
s...U .r 70 .r ....s ..|. fr
IIOuAs RYAS, Proprietor.
N... Y.tE Anil frff
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An IMPORTANT WORK-IGNORANCE

n FXpOsED-AFFLICTFD REsToRED-PARI5,
LONDON AND NEH-YORK MEDICAL ADVISER
AND MARRIAGE GUlDE-A book Exposing me isIacioc
IN rbysioo.sts aud lie usuccess treatment Of fnJscsns
IA ,neci.l desses oce but BY ect and Improper
treatment reius the syssmr aud leaving ooto
"a ind aue body t0s eek son edition 800 yssts lp 10
lu,tr.ous iy 81. LsTuout Paris London and Sea-Iofr
ysician Surgeon No ca bosawsy up stalfs N 4.
Mailed by amer Tor No Nesey-st Ross Ioussys
No Sa,sus The DocioFs hours for curing toees
lions s from TO We co, cur IL rec omn eno,ne
pr LAEMOST 70 the 5licted.-t pkIstch Courier des
F,.,s Inf Demokr.t Steal, Lsiturg Medical Review &C
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= BIZ sunday iahl'-IAik' OF to-noifoNs
SUNDAY MI RCU RY

" III NJ ~. Glowing
kREAY o. NOVELTIES;
l. FROM TIE ChrlrAL--A chIic critic war spistle
from the ill I1ifnhle srd irfess ilis ORPBEus G.
E.FR opening with qusiut comments on the Gothic
.f..d r. s4sus ana showing how al oppressed u
Ham rrndsftd the OILY real od.nal II yam Of Nh. Con
t.,sua, Lesd. ling ip insr Ton tie sruuin. nus il
o. tqo sauIr--4hE N1-r ENrHsOEHisaHT PIECE ~
gr.te,L AAN0rAriDs ESgs shI. ~ fais cJUHTsY.
a. en- de.ciib-J the i,,rg' aud Tremendous sword
combat tween cspt.iu va L.. IL own, e.s,-lfe OF the
inm,rta Narsrrel Brigade gud CAtt,ia nuuohsu,eD
of tho soutier. ConioIor4cy, which IL believed u
h. the .rr,st duel ~iip--sei this Continent
III APtID rfE First J4cuisr Articlr II which tho
public may. or may not the pont whom they
reed u. ..
Ill Ally THE TROUBADDuR'-A tessoosbe doc.
tm@nt l.t uneanaed by he Potter ln'sstigang Com
,,t tee snd suppos.d TO nav. b-sn ~dteu by newly.
d.esp,Aed employees of Uncle ssu nei' though lite
pnrn.eoos, + rsidi, that Of the middle ages
~ koEd"-Dne OF thu mOst hrsut,iun hits poems Jet
pto!nced b. th. wsr. aud worthy Il proseTvaticn III
sv,rv album u1d Va every sold'r, nome
v MS Il Eli Something concerning Ensi'hnen who
have maze 81 themselves though referring pafii
cui,ri, 20 Ioiei Bntish song Hri;er
VI GIDtON, LASHkD--An oGIres.lJn ~ Mid personal
orinon by i.sut Ounoost GfaPp.e 81 the iron.clsd
Ijme Kid" isu hug la u tbs Sccre.Ny Of the
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THE SUNDAY MERCURY

lOf TJ hDNRDWI
Nmlbsw- present. IL Grand Army itai-" Win snoiher
.i,. lc .i'es qrant sni sniitusy phuo-
ses le,iss rom that inpeur,abic oa v.h'sc 'ho 10
ussucd
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bsOOELys. AiaTch 81, flL
Rev. d.. UeIlows.-cEtR SIR: The iI'-rssting top,c
~ yorr ialc ecurr ScW.iok. called Inp 20 msnc''
,s5" aud tie opportunity Of lee ing hom reliable Witnes'
what the actual appearances of n.s la h- sccn- lately o.
wed " Rebel amy ndncs u Ak repeat "a
Lrel-e in the conversational gay j. whch j. rpof -
g have been succeuiiiy given 60 hewYoi, 20 ih.
Acs1enly Of Music, Br,okyn. on MONDAY EVENING
ueIf Of oc.QcE. Rep c.fily, y0uis
a. A. LOW il = PiERRIPONr
4. ". RTNsON JAS II ROCKINGHAM,
PHILkNi m sH'W, J.. j.. WiMAT,
EONO ANTHONY, }. y. LOW,
A. NJ WHITE J.. 8. MILLS
y. f.. j. LYMAN. GO. y STEPHENEON,
JOHN WINsLDW.
Nfw-YoEy Arm 2 1862
ryrLKs win chee.ly comply Win youf req1 a. Fl
the tine scs you sni feel nys,f oucL hooo-ed
By H., Invitation. Ee'psc.iu!y, yoala
r. W. BELLOWS
To Messrs. A. A. Low = rpRnpIosr and otllers
a TRIP 10 4 NASSAU.
Dr. BELLOWS tid e.ve = Lecture @, the Academy Of
Nl.c IN BiooklYu On MONDAY ENENING ne1t Anil =
sts oeock decrihnEs lerso Wit 90 Nan.ssas he did
osv ,Ns s syscueii4a lsrsri b. tronra outbe gr
ofM"s.s.s ard Bull Run fIosoeda 70 be vsaj to public
CHARITY 80
Of the house. &c
al, - the Of stears Er,e. 20 lN Fu..
toa New oh and lhe d0,i Oh Tue Een Of TIC bee.
tore.
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P0st-Oaice No,ire.-The Mails fcr Great Britain
md tie ninent Of Enr Pc via Soaharpou sud VI m'nr
rth- 5ANONiA snd fr Ireland Qu istosn pa aosm
or DfNEURGH n close 1t hi, Office on SAiURDhi, the
5th day Of Apnl. ~ iti o'cocs, a. ~. --
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ANOTHER WORK .r
TIMOTHY T1rcoMB.
C. SCRIBNER No l2l Grsnd.st, NeW'fo'f
WIZ publiah,
SATURDAY, April 10,

THE BAY PAT II.
Tale Of New England Colo Id LIE By d. j.. o. Holland
author of "Ttc,mb's Letters 20 Young People" tol
Fo,r Lesson. 70 Life" &c vol. l2mo. ~ pasea 70
anal edition II III. work published la 1884, having b.en
,oue entirely o. int constaa. sud increasing
denIaId has led H. its republication.
The very great popnls Of he l.thor snbsequent Ueris
which hsy. Ia the sggregt ueay reached n, sac OF
100000 VOLUMES,
would NJ Itself rive unusual Interest 10 the volumes but !,
wi special reliance VI its merits THAI II Is now offered
TO the putlic. ...n, ,,,or,,
DR. j. g. Holland
l. LESSONS IN LIFE vol, 2no. 10th edition o. "
II. LETTERS 10 YOUNG PEOPLE..2, edition W.
III. GOLn kOb .....l9tn eoou' "
~. hi TER WEET..................i3t edon ..
V, MISS GILBERT 10Th euItlOp. -
VI Tar BAY PATH. vol. las shovel. ....,..... u
Copies mail poet Uad on receipt OF price.
Now Ready, rom early Proof Sheets
| asst POEMS ny
ELIZABFTH BARRETT BROWNING.
Win Memoir, by Theodore Tuton
Two kci.ionL
One volume. blue sud gold, Is cents
One vOluue l6mo. brown cloth, 70 cents
To mr,ch her sorks.
Th volume Includes those Poems ef 10 manuscript al her
death AID comp edition OF her Portic.l WORKS
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The Executive Committee Of the RePab lean C-n'
tai ON ittsr viii hold Mee iug a. IA aol'he,s
corner Of Broadway AID 23d a., MONDAY EVENING,
April = O. o'eio,k OWEN W. BhbNNAN, chatham
hrSR q y: HgslAT' Secretaries
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Anl1grh Hapiisi Cbe FCb,
A srndny-a ,hooi lIcelIna

Isioc, staierft @. ih. o-Te.iois 81 t,t oo,! o nv
~, i ne u,.de ~ the Re- T. 81 ST, DE secret ny,
l,as..e may he expac'ed rom III following li'tln-
Ershsi spe kes: TIE Res. Jos thompson %. y. Of
~ t.- r. JDIN NJ. HOLMES o. jersey Ci.y. 9nd
H. NJ is FEILS y D. Of Brooklyn. rirriinc 0;
.s7ssi j. .oti,laed Tho public reai ec'ia'y in'
fsa N sttend.
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NnE LAnIES, NEWSPAPER.

4 rhe fsr-I win fud cuoiee varsity OF n,seleue'
DO re.tic stories aud skstchss charming partly sn1 Psr'
go,.ip In the sllcluays columns Of TtE SUNDAY NIX
curry VIII CD numbers Ainoug Is contib tore aome OF w
c~ebsei authoress aud ro'c'ei u this COUNTY, ~
los
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The TABi-s TALK OF
THE SUNDAY MERCU RY
4. f,nsn. a. depaf uient Of Su~Yorts GNEAT SUNDAY
~ W.PAPfR which {. moe widely COPIED and q1ot a
from by the siie pee ofth- United stats than Any literary
srsc atty before known % Aue i'in pn1nasn Con.
dn-ira NJ. g. g. uudr special Eei'o.hpp AID combining vi
the eafarr 90 distinct paper in 't., sfis choice road
b.. adAui.d ell tastes. from tie uos, riabpa trtci'n
AID ih.i E,ssy .prshucs. Je dc MT and yeiiss
hur.
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Mr.. Harvard. the rftst, will oliver Lecture on
he Battle Of Gao ii TO-" AZ the Plymouth Chreh f0oA
Ism l;he Rev Henry Ward Beechrrs on TUE DAY EFt'.
no April g. A. 3 O'Clock illustrated with L'rre Painting OF
The Ba- f- The proceeds fort benefit OF our return
ing lick end wounded soldirr.. Tickets % cents
Corporation Noficc.-The Comniree on Markets Of
the toad OF Aldermen Room No. 3, try hnl, on
WEDNESDAY,. Aprl q 1882 et2 oco-k m. for hr pur-
pose ~ considering the snpcson 70 hs erection u pno
a ker a the OF i6ih-,t Eat River. Many II the rsr
interested IN the sntj~ct present w"rn It wa
sglsei 10 ADJOI ~ nnul MONDY Vt AT Api !, i me
same II ne aud place oidrr afford al partie Interested
rpouLiy to be yfoeu snd site their We've 10 the Com
miifeo -
The attendance Of all psrors interested IL respectfully re-
dues.rl IN order thst he Comuee msy their con
ous the Boitd ,h' ssroi Practicable moment
JAMES REED. )Comuhteo
WILLIAM WASH N
JOHN ID. OT1ikN ELY Ma kets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05

Parl CONGREGATIONAL Church tbrookynl-rhe
r. HFNkY ID NOR fhROP will preach IN The ia's Tan
" - a. Curnh. laud-st between hyrti@ and Paissys
on sGNDAY April q. st 10. a. In., aud y H. Sunday
School Al 9 d. M. and : . m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05

PET Madison will preach usus In the new Church
us,.st near 6t'sv, TO-MOkkO", at its m aud al =.
. m The eveniaz discourse will ne o. The MORAL eie
nens OF he present and its po..ibe and pfooaoie
lam
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05

" NH W ITO I'D TIT - -
Of the "AMERlCAN NENoPAfEl ilfEIiOh Az
RE ORD Or Tho PRES" IN 81 IL one aoisf, sehe
10. IU2 Va saa-st New. York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05

New.yorL Io.tltotIon for the Blind.-Roiseu'
49,, -, "a in he Chapel of ne Institution tEGF, o.
,s'.n e35 md sih.ts cry SABBATH, At 8. p N. The
u-bic are Invited TO sttend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05
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| rx.us-Ore Copy Dr ous ysw 81. Two Copies QUO
yem IS. Fiye Copies, ons yeii fIi S0s lon Copies.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05

rI,O ALL WHO MVEkTlSE.-If Jon want
tos-,e MY per crnt Jour adyartsng send to cory
OF the " AMERICAN EFN SPAPER DIRECTORY AMI
RECORD OF n PREsi" Fgi cloth One dollar sent
nee on receipt OF price. WATSON h Co. Puolshers
NO IUs Nassau-st., New ORR
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-30

BRsAKrNG HEIyERs FOR MILKING.-This 10 Of
ten made quite . seriOus affair, in which kickl
and bruises are freely intsrchanged between the
frightened brute and irritated master. Many %
otherwise excellent mixer is spoiled for life BY
harsh treatment. A beifer, II well broken 70 the
milk pail, is thereby made worth at least 20 PEI
cent. more-an increase which will pay for much
pains taking. RArey's reasoning respecting horses
applies equally to other animals. They only 70.
siss when injury is apprshsndsd, and their natu.
ral instinct suggests danger whenever any unus-
ual treatment occurs Every one has noticed
hsw shy . creature is in entering strange encls-
s1rss, Or at sight Of new objects. The andlias
81 heifer's bag is 10 her a very unusual pre-
proceeding, and, in addition, the tsats are ofts,
tender, and the bag caked and inAansd, 20 - 70
b painful even under gentle touch Training
for milking should commence long before calv.
ing. First teach the animal 70 welcome yovr
coming BY little presents Of an apple, handful
q corn, or other dslieacy. She will soen rsadi.
y permit the hand to be laid upon her back and
enjoy the gentle rubbing and scratching which
may be given. Extend the handling to differ.
ent parts Of Tire body, until she will not finch
from grasping her teats, and the wsrk may sosn
be accomplished without even . harsh word.
This will be good lesson for the boys to prac.
tice the present month, and teach them patience
an6 kindness, in addition 70 the good effects Up.
o. the animals. Agriexltwrist
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-30

IxsLUkNcE OF MornERs-It 10 almost pro.
verbal that q distinguished man 10 always found
- have had mother more than ordinarily on
lowed with vigor of mind. The care Of q child
in it, early years is indeed of much consequence;
bat il the mother has good qualities she will i'm.
part them to her offspring at their birth these
viii b fostered BY maternal discipline, but viii
Be seen to some extent, even under the NEST id.
verse circumstances, a. the premature death OF
physical disability Of the mother. The Gracchi,
the Emperor Constantine, Charlemagne, and
Napoleon are familiar instances of greatness
which seemed to be derived chiefly from the
neither. The inn-keeper's daughter. Helena,
mother Of Constantine, was indeed Of humble
origin, but the veneration which the emperor a.
ways exhibited toward her, even in her old age,
i . sufficient proof Of her remarkable qualities.
Edward Third, Of England, derived from his mo.
Tier, Isabella, his gallant end eatosprisng char.
actsr, although she was not pattern Of doues-
lie virtue, but he inherited also her anativs
propensities. The warlike sons Of the Duke Of
Yock Edward Fourth and Richard Third) must
have owed their energy to their mother, wh>
We N extraordinary woman.-A. II. DsNH.