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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.


Jasses r~.es, H'sam Bfvrg-Thc plaluua imported
from Liverpool in January. isSs quantity 81 sheac the
Law at the t'me providing ha, this article should be free
from duty Under the Of August. 1851 iax Inn.
poscd Tho rns'nous substances used In
nihiny 81 ten cents pcr pound The government claims
that shellAc N substance vafishns
levied from plaintiff accordingly. The duty the shrisr
amounted 10 thousand dollars gold The plaintiff
paid this under protest claiming that tue imporaon
should pass free sheac The action 10 brouSh, 20
ibis with Interest. Case btu
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BOARD or EDUCATION.
The Estimates for 1867 S2,Js1, zoe
AdOufiOu. &c.

The Estimates for 1867 S2,5Sl,O0O-Their
Adoption, &c.
The Board Of Education last evening Commissioner
Mclean presiding
The Finance Committee reported favor Of approps ing
$3522O for defrayng the expenses Of tho school system
for the year 1857 The report adopted The items Of
this report showing how the to DO distributed has
already been published IN the Herald.
Tho Finance Committee reported la favor OF directing the
Comptroller TO place 1901 7 tho disposal Of the Hoard
that being the balance Of the school funds Of the currcnt
year The resolution adopted.
Other matters of interest then engaged the aiten
ton Of the board TIL they adjourned.
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SUPREME COURT iRcvIr-eAaT 4.


csnri,s W. sraiiing chayb' r. Brorsoa This an
action In regard payment FOR no, furnaces
nishcd BY hs plaintiff under guarantee Defendant
serted that they Of the quality guaranteed and
.caimed compensation trouble incurred
through the ranges not being what they represented
The occupied considerable lime tn hearing alter which
the jury rerei. UpoU ngan coming into the fare
annonnc~d thai OF tho jurors rond not understand
word o. Enalisi and consequently hal idea the
The counsel then agreed accept the verdict VI
remaining Jurors VII ch Tor the lia!nt'r
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NOV q, IsUb
In the relating TO the suspension OF tho Bank Of
Upper Canada the sixty days. grace allowed by law for
the resumption of specie payment expires week,
when tho affairs OF bank will probably be placed in
the hands OF the assgnces and wound up. Meantime
parties ndeb ed the bank have the privilege of set
Ting their Indebtedness In notes the bank nj par
Aftor the assignment this can no longer be done
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT BROOKLYN.


on the ish OF April last. !, viii 10 remembered. Inc
steamer Ci,y 81 Norwich ran doan in Long Island
Sound b. the schooner Genera, Van vic, brought
b. Place and Others inst h. steamer CITY o. Norwich
recover the Of freight ustussd his vessel
is very ntcrrsng and tho Cont remarked
IL Involved questions aud fn,itcf the counsel
them Of length Nsxi Monday ss down Tor this
purpose j. w. Irvcrd<e Tor tn steamboat
X. ~ Hunti-y. y. = srooss. Marin ~ggi'h y.
X nh hni Y. T. Turner fvE the defendant.
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Brig Excelsior ar, Cooper n,y y Frl,h.
Ers John Sor,brup cBrl. Sanford Windsor Md he
s b. !, r ss Busll,n. Savannah r. Collin.
schr ALDER, Mason Ross Jackson she faVan Bun.
ss9r yss.surs Nscormes. Bsosar.- : Il ss sAco
Slap sassp wrgs%Isn , rrs.,ss.'e s'H'h'a
Arrived.
steamship Borussia (IIaml Stevenson, Hamhnls OF =
ss aa a. ssS s VIZ e M a'f IA. ina =
ps..eS stea%sap fsalonis hence FOR Hamburg NOV -
An an z 4 s.s osi DO s d
s.s "S s a sS go New W. os -
i IS e ~ sss Nm
ys Sa n,s Az s..s nc = q large vessel with
I; ;ss;ssss:s sss. sis:
slso steamer, y Llvlsssen aud savannah. bound
ps.s 10 1aRe n nsss ohS io~n Rehmoaa 10 hours WIN
s s.sa%seep Rir,so sh sr, Portland.
steamship Neptune, uale, Boston, with nldse and pssscn
Steamship Nighnngas Breaker Boston.
ship jamas sosar, tBr, DucAt, Liverpool, IS days.
ship Yorktown Driver London and I.la Of wight. Oct g.
e mai' saa Ss to S S sssss co
o q e. @ % Dyer 'S's s 9a ~ i aa @ y d
apparently had been IN eollisioe;
wh mdse snd 40 passengers % u sonaa Edyc. Had
Ship Asia tBreml. Wndcrpos,. Bremen, 81 days. With
mase agd ~ passengers 70 gnser sro.
eo hars % rPi' r a CO. jaime sou 0A'" days W."
w sr Sd ss"SS IS sa aS,w
' a. sSs w Pii osse no sr Cow nay Days with Goa.
to J whitney 900 ~
ark John fain, Emerie. sidney. 81 days, with coal
brs John il Campbell M, .ndersos Labrador via l,ii.
Brg Goodwin ccan. MiliDrdge, Ne. days. with lumber,
Brs Euus Aeiiey, nobsn.iown. Nc, days. with spars
q, = ial99, -. ,
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Hnfe HAssr rRryr.os trrn.l-ship yorktown, Diver
arrived this Iet yesterday morning from London. ami
oct l6 lt a ag lon u u. fell IN With rras.an
brf ilan Peterson. from ~ Domingo for Liverpool who
reported vg hurricane the 1i,l o sept
IN woch slose bulwart- aud CASTS and caused Tbs
% sk badly he bcng very much exhausted ~
pumping wished be aEcs o1 witch dai, and nat
To- sul three try and her Into
port shp bayg three feet % aier ~ the bold ~ the time
rar " ter reported ~ ashore on caosy lsand
Day after d.acharking freight
Ptsr Arrurr WINS mr., from vera Cruz during aale
81 regs'ca night q l9h M broke from hof mearns, sd
lsani via al.,s ron d,msgins both vessel ha
parted 81 them sdrlftuo serious loss how
etet occurring
BRr ia, y.aoiM,. beroro reported lost, hailed rtrm
Providence .ish cargo IL covered by aAursuc
BApR HAwgrsr docs below rhiadelphia OH FROM Ne
Nvasla, has iost malr aud u.txyen nissts.
heia BRA,aes Itaao. lron Mlaa,liian Coz il.monh y
ri se y s y ,S.acs = I'D Ts ,o%.s se =. L + q
she arrived up i New o,i-sns lat ,as.
na,s II, sei,co rseylss,ly spsssa :,eTs on Fsses
Port ihnci hassor oh ,n..
sflscrliameow..
SsP lprr noTtf late fr s'ir Iansreio haa rniapele
hss ep,s ssyannas "a inst. sna would leave Il tsy
Mashln. and = aadcy tho American nsg.
rae sos r., .s ., rssss,y sa' s.s s,vss
Thoroughly ovs,hsuied
Notice ia Nnriarrs.
aud was owca i Lss .,scn "a nal steamer aaias
Whale men.
Sid FROM New bedford 9TH Inst. ship Cornthisn, Lewis
North raene ocean, bark ccicofd OF Nantucket. Nc
,sS; s;s., 81 cs sor,;s NJ. =, :, s;s
pG.a ssps.s % ,ow. q F' IN q. S,, o. %s.ss.
y With Lsl' shsd shipped ~ bSl' Sy ship rssaa
~ oSn New B.asosi 9Th ma, bark. r.r-, worth for
r,ss oss Ss; .r AR: s.s s,as s.sa -
psovfnce,own. from Terceirs.
Ar !. r.ns,.as q M abr John Lr-i' cu.r".a.
spoken. xo,s "a Nsu,netsa brig Isabel. q New Lon
'G ssp w: no - % hs% is"s.. csos sp 9Th 70 Ss.
50 on on board 'nd 'arss sperm whale slonS.d-.
spoken. &c.
arg ed, IRON Rotterdam for Boston. De- -. III ~
FereiAs Porte.
a1 5.{:s s'H la ss o :g. : s@. 1 e,
Fsss rearo- TO- 10 To- r.,aay. sss, Ku,sssia
tom ssasor s.pi u, .bp Al Union tnr. sheppard
c.npss, oe, s7-Arr bs,s John Grna. srou, s.xps go
81. ss os a., s 80. y tos ~ p,.,, ch.,,,,, -,
sinass1s' rsos,.. SSsa soh .sars.hs Gss n.ia
S-n oh.an, % Ba.ag- 81, b,ls =. Robert r.s ar,
III nil ss,ts ais-rilas onsl.sa. sew yor. k.tss.
81. bs,t dem o. \. -. .a.rn. o.ufasso. .ssr liza
cG,r'ssci a., VII Aass Wellington lRrl fes rhn.a-L
pls ,o ahi. ."s.r = 4, rr.,s 30 - , ~ ~ M
Fu.rsirr. seg s-iu rar, sart Eh,a vani.an. ~
49,; y. So sr rol'r9s tIsss., r.,
eec s.eS rPgf ranas ~ hal ~ ngr'ssts ~ e
- ig pii. go, Greet ''fd-t'' d. s'th fesi''
s.er. - y ea.s. oes.p 1oa.s sr.sa' M.''.s.,'
NIoss up cni'sr.r ~ trr H,grn H,s ror'l, r.
ssIieg. 80 = ~ ~ shsf,eld ~ Mayysr NYs,.
ri1tieipti' Soy q go iahs. Tonnes - haisoose
american Ports.
Ho-foN Ny 49, 80 Z y lsfr.rsiea syl s,n,,
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wtsrcnEsrta NrtlLIasct.

svaCs Accir,sr-yeserdsy afternoon Aistsnlsr Kul5tt
badly nlursd W the upseslns 81 .tsse u ~hh Re
travelling from Wet Farms "a weaehesier Another
natsens- ~ nj ThcmAN Doiy hAe BIS leg nfnAen
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CORNWALL, q. w. Nov. 4 1860
The volunteers ioned here have received orders TO
break up Friday, AMI 10 be OF the rolls
The gunboat Royal stationed hero leaves on Friday.
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cDvsT o. rpsxos PLEAS.
Ac'i." ,, = LAWYER for Compensation

B~lofs Judge BRADY
Es.,.nss wo,raH sanasi s.t,s.-risinla /. LAWYER,
he brosh, this seton against the defendant 70 recover
ssss The these Ia iss3 the defendants house
was lurea during the ros 10 further ~. claims or
compensation be 70 s onee ~ iuige Busted and
here alleged. engaged NJ. wouAi sxreens - ths
same te 10 give one third Il Tho pianif Tor
hls lroubls NJ ts-t be would rather have
norNy FOR hla than take the up
ehane The claim however presented y shr Hoard o.
eupervsrA taken IN 81 o. regular and husly
allowed The Defendant pleaded that Ne kad agreement -
All Win NJ worrail and that through Judge bussesd
tho matter Vas srargeA There eotn~ contradictory
cv5enrs IN The iury rrndere4 verdict Tor he
ptantn Tor the fun snoauf eislmedtia. 9th interest
Counsel Tor the pA mia, kugsss " fomeey for We 10
PENDANT. Henry II. Morsng~
Cspsrtmcrship In the "Ev~.ins Express"
Before judge Daiy.
S-p,aa ctat ,. yssss aai E,as.. Bcs -rh's ease--
The fan particulars u whh have besn already Published
IN the HtsaLoosms up sssln bsfore NE court yessrdsy
Tho Defendant. moved stay Of proceedings upon The
judgment rendered IN this pn tbs decision q TIE
Court o. Appsss upon appeal 70 that court from he
otcer o. judge DAILY refusing TRIAL should Be given.
hr smith read an sGfsvi, shuwing that an arp<. hsf
esen taken and that security had bssa given egared ~
Mr. Gram opposed shs application on ne srorsd ls
sppeA. - Vie Court ~ Appssis IN eaY action frgn
a. vrosf mae fsnyinss nosn fsr n~~ ira Fhe maj.
ss 's'glvsd sls sun rsls.ss y ess'e 'eaf'-.aA''
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4 Double Embargo.

The revenue law embargo for-gn perfumes sad
PHALON'S NIGHT BLOOMING cEiEuS thkes prece.
dence Of all of domestic Manufacture aud commands e
ons SHARE Of the patronage all classes Of the American
public In his department
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~ timbrede's, SIS Rrond~n, Ga Exhihi-
on ths week, Bronze Husbands ard variety Of othe!
Gtonzes Eeta!lci u wholesale ptlccs
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4. Johns0p's Delicious TSDib Powder has
10 equal our best se1s have as.i twtHy hyc teara
Prepared by experienced dentist :, Ess rselh street
whore atimcnials from eminent chemist can hs
Trade supplied.
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A-tu Anncnnccment.-i Lessons IA the sfcr-
''fhe AuiNsnoss - New York Ieefarc naAi Sutuy
afternoon. =, Cooper institute b Rev. uhs-. o. rmyth
%. ~
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Ave Have Never Found An, Dcntifrice
~ equal sWI .TEAlA, aot even in Europe MI and ME-
Howard Paul
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.A.-Metcaise'- Great Rheumatic Henaris.
THIS aud wonderlul medicine Ike mage, ing
Rheumatism ~ years standing III fov day,
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A. Jahuson's Delicious Tooth Powder iHs
% lhn brt citizen have used - years. Prepared
by experienced dentist Host Twelfth where tcsm0nil.
frem eminent chctasts eau br
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rsuts, on wedns,day so -cmoer BY the Rev ohas 8
o. Joseph Gougc Esq, all OF hs city
wssrss-Hsssr sunday October ., ~ the Raw
L,cls w1ssss 70 rasssss Hssu, N q tbs ciy.
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All Prizes Dashed in Legal f.oiterir-. -firru-
J. CfIfTT Bsoker 40 Htoaa.ay
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AZ Everdcii,- Card Depot. :i02 Broadway,
the most elegant Wedding Cards IN the riy
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BDss'. youshr nnd Ihiiirep'- tIot hing
Ter rat Nri IN / fne~t Cont. ~ ihi- ooMny.
BsOEAw EHOriigrT. - foar.h aseaue.
AMI q, i.sfssrlir i,,c-
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!. L. Happiness. Those "

Grover s. BAKER. First Premium Elastic
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Finest Ovrrcoafs aud Businr.. ,Saii. Ever
se~n Ia Ibis t0snfy. BfDhNN nNbibEH-
a Fourth Avenue and - Lafsyef- riscs
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Marsh A. te.-~tiii nj No. z ys.~,, street
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proycsfhs ttnh who Affsc n gsahx
nj are respectfully requested senrs ehc@
the UniDa Reform Assoaii1n Ia <nos Huatng n. BfvsG
way northeast ol Broadway sai Fulton street, ~
y NJ every thursday
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S HiPPIN G NE w S


'asr o. Wv rtp. ssHysts I ~
Cleared.
-tssrstp i.ris a. Eenopds,a, isrtfppo ~ oaaaf.
town-F f-4nEwa
ttra uaahn lsgis. gre~ue. raYans-ftaFffssa AIS.
tf~smsrlr Ma fnse, 9uak, Ne~ Nfi~ses ~ titfrsee
rssNwstfp Au4ain@iA bufrisy thkffestnn-sA t~sff
stesmskfp tarMtcxa. Kfrg Nofs0k. CfY Peat Hsh,
nsord-0 rsassea falngs
st~snsslgl tl1Nm4fie, noufee. Nsrfsn. Gy r1st s44
Efhnsor a-fiyie tsI Far ACs
Nteamlhp steskf@.ks. 4Dbusons fnFiAsft y n ArNtN
Nsezmstp rlfts~ Kh.~Hoas. Fs~tisD4-f Stars
Ftsafnsnlp wansuns ylsA Hs~ hs5fsff-fsrsgsps
Wea1
rhip gre,ecsa rf.f'ssy i,sasao-shss panhs'e
kkfg Ga 80 Nrntsa. ~ -aAarx ~ a 4 Ntlsnm
thg GsAsy ttufw. E4ss. Ner OFtesaa-N u HttsAat4
Wafs kafssnns Agt@gos fiAil lrsAps tts~~A AKffsa
Bart Df~tta9 tf.tx Lssn1fn. lmapssn tiafT
- Bar ~. ~. rh3EfaaD. Agra sii-fsnsms AZ -.
Fsfk kflna4 mi Neat. fNrtstns-at nbet latHxtt
Bars Ga.-sI rssse, hAois.s bsfa@ASs-h ffy~t4sts.
YoaA,
fes. Ehs f4fsNfs 80 sasi-fb~4ftFNs a.
prx eatsN Pr. .r5~. a. C.rk - sfsaa'rt 49, Z
MA4l0fs 80.
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me finance committee reported IN favor o. app'opHs ing
- ~ - 80 ~ :, ~ ~ 49,,
this report showing how The % DO distributed has
The financa ~ anarsd IN az direc,n, IN.
MAT being ths q Tie school funds o. the current
'0' o. the BOARD I'M 'hey adjourned.
"
80 y 'onn Nio'o' aeee'ssa- a . h'.oN''
!" ne nfenans. salesFoon' ~ b'osdway ~ clock
HOUSTON srHEEr'-ihe three story brick Building and
30. = Eas Houston street between Crosby and Mulberry
lot 25xlOO building covering tho forty
cs., ho'., mn ,s",na ~
as MOTEL nue. peitoet sale absolute fof maps saa per-
tlculars spply AZ The autoAecra office.
The law lay. embargo petfume.
scnce q Al q some,,r msn.Gare aea oan@.aa, Ne
public ' H. des s Sn's' o. an classes o. 'ne A'''
.-----------------
iIon .ls yesk groase lat,iaads Ard variety ofoiRes
----------.----
e equs swI ErEAlA, aog even in Europe Mr., ana Ms
Howard Paul
% cluaI n.y., e.is,a i've ussi yc,fs rreps'ei
BON caainen, cSest. ,i is - se sw''''" "'s''
sure Pile Cure.
Dr. GlLBRRr,s PILE fysrRUARNr pasli. gcy e,rts
S. a', ' Gssa alpSs ssc A s Si' sT Ys
Al IYer,lcii,- Card Urpot. ,a.s Hrord,ya,,
''' ~ : '''s'". M@oa,u@ o.'4- - voc ''y
A. Iqhnsop's Deliciou, roo,l Powder ha-
fsds ,a iii"'' ''' ''''a ''''' ' - ''''
---- ---- -~-----------~
5a' ! Cooper Z SsS y" J. re- c Pei s@y
d. ~
rr %.s'aS '" ~ ".s"
49,
...... ,.
"'' ''' drawing ''"' > cturr, Rocker l,e nro.a.r
.,-,,,
% oEsw e f sS54 fipi: !" \, soss sy:.a.
Anasi '.sf',rllr li'e-
wd sa'r T." s TAR ,,r @ \" he
Gus. Factory = Eh'cisf sts'e'
.s,ci @ss:...is " .ad s @ T| ss
House
Esis s,"sas ,ad r fs.'s "s ZEE"
~, 80, r;...h..u Carr. D.a,.e... ,m,a,rrJ
~, 49, n. 80.
,n SUI . ~ = :. =. $40, .,,..'
'AsA a's""' No'''' " '"'"1 '~'
-
DR.. Won Eiscgberg a'urcs all Diseases ~ the
nue. eorns1 ~ '"o"v e's"'" '''''
Dr. Won tstsfbDcrk lures nbseusfs " Tue
s,,s 9., n ss.,. ca,,s ar shh
ss..s o'"'' - -" ~'' 49, = F -
m. ~. p,..n..~ s..r.. pLss,.i. NJ ,~,~,lms
DS ~ nss .a... a. ~, .ss,ys s,rnsr ~
Tw.r ~. ~. ! "a. .'aI.I ' - 800 $500 =
----------------
Dr. Won Eisenberg StrRtkhsvu~ Gross Eyes In
one. 81 A avenue corner o. rw.n, rissia street
- ~, x,. ,,u, s.t.. s..,...
dr,gs,s al ig Ninth stree. ~h-re the Doctor msys be
Consulted
-------------------.-----
nsudns. Dick q Co... Soft Capsules. nil
othrE -
-.
Elliptic Ieckstitrh sewing Msrhtmes-ltJ
Bipahsay Sn'st en, - '"'''"7' ~"
-----------------
Fiurst Ovrrroufs aud business Salts Ever
ae.r ia lis tofnlfy BRDkAW stDInER-
=. -.
r'or""rr 81. - III s,I -sDs - ~" n 1c,uxss
b''n@F''''" 80 80
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prepnrcd on Of PALM aud Wrcc-ror. ~

Marsh q Co.'S Radical Cure Truss. OHrc
sIi At No gNe.ey street. sk Elastic Bells sna SO
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Ftorcuce Reversible Feed
LOIkSTlfGH sEWlss MACHINES
"A. Va
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Elliptic Leckstitrh sewing Mschln~s-lt ~
Broadway. Highest Premium. NsIliani insutnir, New
York M / Peansy'fania state fstrt 80
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Cri-ta dare,- Hair Dvr. Tie hest liver Mm"u-
featured Wholesale and retail also applied - no ha"r
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Campbell, cher,isi and Aposh-cary. Garner
Eighth sai Tive NY ryhih stree. Prescriptions
pared with Pure medCnr..
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Dp. Won kisesbsrs Care. Phshisi.. OF wasting
and Consumption Oncs ID fifth ssenns. eorner OF
Twenty eighth street
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Dsadaa, Dick & Co... soft Capsules. NIL
kn1. made Gold BY druggists ereFrwhere. Take no
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DIR. Oi~w ylercns's pitts Against Cholera.
pysenierv and piarrh0s. .slr Ill the prnn9psi
drg.s al lg Ninth stree. Sh-Fr the Doctor msy be
n..ua ed
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Dr. Won Eiscnhrrg strsiEhsxD. Cross Eyes In
well curing al irs.ssrs Of the Eye.
ono. ~, fLh % Twenty eighth street.
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Dr.. Won Eises bcrg Cures Diseases ut tn,
Throat Br0ncs Inflammation gf the Air Cells 81 ~,
Lnngs. once 2si Fia cornss OF Twenty e'sht
stfcei
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Ro,sI Havana Iotf~rs.. prire- Paid in
gold Information furnished LIE gHsst rss paid 70
l,ouB.oous anil sit sinds ~ Gold sad silver
fAfIOk CO. Esuke4a - WsN stf-et y u
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DR.. Won Eisclberg Cures all Di-cn-rs ~ the
Lungs Liver and Mucous Nesnbtsn~ vhre 5S futh ave
nue., corner OF Twenty eighth sirer
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TlfI NArNII UF FINIF.
.usw aa4 Uezuufui PERFUME Tor s@ls ~ ~ dEuEg ~
- PRICE o. pEP BOTTLE FtrH
vi WRIGHT 80.
No. iyl Liberty street Ns- Voc.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-12-21

80, DEARl'' said fashionable girl, when
she frst beheld cucumber, 81 always
thought such things grew in olicesi"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-12-21
Destinv of Tdle Bows.

He who is idle and vicious in school, is
still more so when be leaves it. He who
fires squibs, will, in time, FIRE pistols, He
who -robs hen roosts and orchards, win.
probably, some day, rob pocket books or
safes. He may not.do in the way % ex-
pose himself to The PeniteutiarY; be may
have his wits so sharpened as to rob legal
ly, by setting up wild cat bank, or betray-
ing the confidence Of his employer, or by,
obtaining. possession Of property without
the means or intention Of paying for it, or
by getting his hand upon the public Golfers
that be may Eli bis own, under the soft aP-
pellation of breach of trust"
We would thar you could see with our
eyes for little whilej you would think
with sus, that he who. whom boy, could not.
be trusted, can not now, that he IS man.
It would not be proper for Us 70 mention
names, or we would illustrtte this by np-
merous painful examples. But they are not
necessary. R
Effects will follow causes as man sows,
SO shall. he reap BoybOod is the seed time
ofswhieh manhood is the harvest. fe
Fern the habit then, while Young, of
employing all your time usefulIy. Never
be unemployed, The land is full of idlers,
striving to live without labor. Itis not to
be supposed that you are not to take any
treereations this is useful and necessary;
butif it come after hard study OF produe-
tive labor. it should be healthfal and mode
rate. 1t is not to be supposed that boy
is to be man--much less an old man-but
in the midst Of his mirth and hilarity, he
may be innocent and amiable. 81
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wa the sundaY school De-.

/ It employs the best men an women in
the community for teachers.
2, 1t furnishes a circulating library, so
that every pupil can q have City books to
read each year. -.
3. It gives newspapers to the pupils,
with many excellent little stories ~
4. u teaches the young to sing. and fur
nishes singing books to those who need
them. ..-..-;.-- -t...--.
5. It give. once a year. delightful pic
mic excursion or celebration to the Sunday
school scholars.
6. 1t has its annual conventions, with
professions, bands of music, eloquent
speeches or lectures, and fills the largest
churches with children, flowers, songs and
happiness.
7. Those children who cannot read, it
teaches to. read. zz
9. Itoffers prizes in the shape Of Bibles
Testaments and other good books, medals
or picture cards.
8. If the pupils are sick, the good Sun
day-school teacher or superintendent visits
them, rr E &.
10. It gives fifty lessons a year 10 that
book of books, the Bible.
IL. It trains ihe children in the pEao-
tice Of -bepeVolenoe, love, obedients to pa
rents, truthfulness, kindness to one another
and purity Of language.
L. 1t seeks to lead them to love Jesus
aud to walk in the path of wisdom.
Is. 1t teaches them the golden rule-to
do unto others as tlley would have others
do unto them.
IA. It teaches them prayer and the way
of everlasting peaceful life.
Can any mother afford to have her child
out Of the Sabbath school7
rl t1tu
YoLrAIRE's description by Macauley viii
give the. reader good idea of Stevens and
the whole gang Of Radical leaders in and
out of Congress: -.,.
principles unassaIled by reason, prin-
ciples which had withstood the fercest at
tacks of power, the most generous senti-
timents, the noblest and most graceful i'm
ages, the purest representations, the most
august institutions began to look mean and
leathsome as soon as that whitening smile
was turned upon them.
-''FIe could not build, he could only pull
down. = = He has bequeathed TO
us not single doctrine to be called by
his Bame-net single addition to the stock
of our. positive knowledge. But no human
teacher ever left behind him so vast and
terrible a wreck of truth aud falsebood, of
things noble and things base, Of things use
ful and things perniciOus.
THE New York Express says; ''yVhy do
the Republicans have SO many names for
their party? OBe set Of journals classify
the members Of Congress elect as 'Radi-
calls, which is the true name of the grest
body Of the party-another as 'Rspubli-
cans, and still anolher as 'Unionists,' which
we all know they are not.
/ ITO be Union man means, or ought TO
mean to be, in favor Of the Union, and the
whole URions and not in favor Of keeping
ten States out Of IT, or ten States taxed
without the right Of approximation. What
ever the Republican party is, it csrtsinly is
not Upion party, and ought not % use the
name"
80, DEARl' said a fashionable girl, when
she frst beheld cucumber, II always
thought such things grew IN oiicesi"
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