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THE TURF.
ELEErwooD PARK.

LNLEETwO0D PARK.
II WEDNESDAY, JUNE %, 1e7O.
The Assocation announce that they will give handsome
pecc OF silver exhibition In the window Of Ball,
Black 666 and 5S7 Broadway TO be troed for the
above day. Entrance free for all horses that trot
ted for money belonging members OF the club The
win be mile heats three 10 FIVE harness. Entries VIII close
tho 18th day june O'Clock r. NJ at the Club House,
Fleetwood PARK Cars leave street and Fourth
depot hnlfpast two O'Clock L. n. Race 10
mcnce promptly at half.past three o'clock.
HENRY DATER, President
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NEW YORK, FRIDAY, JUNE 10. ls70-TRPLE SHEET
HORsEs, CARRIAGES, &C.

LHOR sALE-A PAIR BRIGHT BAY CARRIAGE
Horses is hands, one set medium double phseon
Harness. $50; side Saddle, S2 at owners stable, l20
East Thhty-s second street.
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THERE CAN BE SEEN FOR A FEW DAYS, AT
i SweeDy's Hotel Taylor 4 Seleek's patent Combine
Buckle apd Loop for harness. Call and EecK
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.,s">,1.c.,..<
CSTALLION COMMODORE VANDERBILT IS STANDING
y for the at my stables, tamford, Conn.
JAMES =. ADAMS.
Steamer Stamford leaves daily, At NJ fron pier 81
East
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LEcTUREs TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, ON
interostjng Invaluable and scientific subjects showing
how TO live what live for, Delivered daily ha
New York Museum Of Anatomy. Thoso unable attend
Broadway.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
IA JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL,
Office and salesroom 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post o.rce
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PERSONAL.

(NnS6LES 4 BRoADWAY.--HAvE BEEN CONFINED
~ to iS rs hv sickness Teegrans received TIL nine
r. N. Waited for you to-day. Write and appoint day.
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FLEETWOOD PARK,
IL 1ovsisania Wsstchester county.
Special premium 2000 Fleetwood Association will give
aIurse OF U0 for hsssss that beaten 3D.
miles and repeat In haess to be tro.tel the above
June W VI 500 the first horse &4c0 the second
and 1870 to the third three enter, to start
Entrance 10 per cent and accompany the nation
To close at Joe Crocherons New Baysde nse of
Forty second street and Seventh avenue Wednesoy June
ls sP. NJ Al entries by mail to be addressed 70 enry
pater, box bl6 Post oce New ork Cars, New York sn
Harlem Railroad leave ave-
nue. ut 2:30 r. N. Race promptly at SS r. VI.
HENRY DATER, Presi&ent.
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN Jerome Park Races.
trains days, depot corner
OF Fourth and Forty second street at and 10 r. NJ
returning after over.
Special for la'.ies.
Fare for round trip 40 cents
]. G. BUckHOuY, Superintendent
DOoLs soLp ON THE JEROME RACES AT GEORGE
i W. ARMSTRONG'S Foriham Hotel, Fordham, from 10
SOMERNDYKE ARMSTRONG.
u,uE TROTTING COMMITTEE OF THE SUBSCRIBING
Xcmbefs OF tho Prospect Park Fair Ground Association
oey following be rotted FOR members horses
on Saiyda, June 1s, at r. prompt II good day and
9,ecs o. slyer Of s,s9 or ts equivalent in money.
for horsos that Ssve not beaten 240 In public; also
Svs Sl Its equivalent In money, for horses
that have NOT bcsts minutes In public; both to be mile
hsaia best = i Entr.nee tsn @ per erns .hTss
Montague street, Brooklyn sstrday June II, tSP NJ
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E,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
II Old Line. Low freight.
The well known first class sidewheel steamship
DE SOTO,
Thomas II. Morton, Commander,
will leave pier No. 80 North rver Saturday June H. at
~ Freight taken q, through rates for ST. Louis Mobile
and Galveston
For freight passage having superior
applyto LIVINGSTON, FOX 4 CO.,
tS Liberty street.
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FtNE PAIR OF BAY HORSES FOR sALE-sIl
~ teen hands high egh, years old sound and kind bo
single and double harness. fine color white
very ct, lsh; price, 0ro Apply at THoMPSONS stabl
136 East Thirteenth street.
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tonic Naugatuck Railroad; fare A1 stea leave
Catharne slip u and IL every night Sundays
ceptcdl
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A SPLENDID HORSE FOR COUPE FOR SALE Low
n Very handsome and entirely suitable for coupe hors
stable Henry and Clark Streets Broo
lyn. Ask for HENRY BROWN.
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(NUNARD LINE.
- The splendid iron steamship AByssINIA, Captain
Haines will sail Tor Liverpool calling at Queenstown, FRI
day, 10th juno, at ! p NJ
Cabin passage, $50, gold; stecrage. $50, currency.
For cabin passage apply at No. 4Bowing Green
For steerage passage apply at ~ Broadway, Trinity
Building CHAS. q. FRANCKLyN, Agent.
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ENOR sALE-A VALUABLE HAIR OF SORREL HORSES
10 hands perfectly sound and gentle car trot with esss
10 miles In hour. mile inthree mnues never trained
Parties wanting soundnee speed endurance be sat
sed by vARIAE Heinzes Central Avenue Hotel, abovs
xcComb's bridge.
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SUNDAY EXCURSION TO HARLEM. HIGH
and dIES Viii ,esyo psct sin eyerv hour from 4, ~ an
t7 r. NJ; leave Harlem hour from A. NJ until T..
Is cents.
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Do 70 ALBANY AND Soy E, DAY Hyvw LINN M
ID y steamboats, &. vIBBARD and n4N lEL DREW VII
leave vesy stfeet pier As and Thirssrth street
A. NJ, landing Yonkers tNyack and Tarrycsn FER ~
boat Cozzcns, West Point Cornwall Newbug, POut SseSR
sic, khnebecs, Brvoi. Cstskl, Hnison and New ban.
more. special Of broad In connection
with day will on arrival At Albany commen
ing for Sharon Springs Fare ~ for New York and
Cherry Valley The will ransfer
scngers Albany Troy Tckes safe and baggage
checked by DODDS Express. Oces 9 Broadway and No,
Court street, Brooklyn
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LNOR sALE-vERY FINE DARK BAY MARE, Is
hands nches has been used by lady 10 saddle and
pony wagon. Apply at private stable Il West Ef'y-nfth
street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
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TOR eALE-A HANDSOME GERMANTOWN ROCKA.
way Carriage, nearly made to orders will be sold
cheap for want OF Apply at 16 Wall street for
particulars.
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BIN win please address RUMtFE LUTz, q Beaver street,
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Incidence.

Ii nature abhors vacuum, to adopt the
axiom OF the natural philosopher, SO sure
iy does she also abhor anything like indo-
lence. A healthy child is, of corrse, often
Il rest, but never INDECENT. It is always at
work IN its own way; it will be ever ready
10 90 something, to work at something or
another. The very mischief of young
child is merely instructed industry.
A child Is never so happy as when it is
busy. The embryo soul puts out feelers
INTO the strange world in which it is placed,
and tries, step by step, and moment after
moment, to fit itself to work. 1t is forever
initiative; Its very voice, and the NJ otion of
It's tongue, are TO be learned; and gradual
~, and by much practice, are these mys-
teries TO be acquired and understood.
child is seldom heavy sleeper;it will
awake with the sun; and the chief thing il
disikes is TO 60 to bed. Waking with the
sun in the morning, ready TO be out and
about, to commence the day with refreshed
strength and reinvlgorated appetite, is too
often child into incidence, and taught to
be lazy, until from repeated lessons it
gains bad habit, and custom lies upon
II with weight, heavy as frost, and deep
almost as life.
Yet if there can be one thing which can
conquer the Ills Of life, which will make
al taings pleasant and all difficulties easy,
1t Is industry, the great opponent and con-
queror of that rust of the mind of which
we have been speaking.
There is no art or science which is too
difficult for industry TO attain to; i: is the
very gift of tongues" said Lord Claren.
don, land makes a man understood and
valued in all countries"
1t Is the philosopher stone, and turns
al metals and even stones into gold, and
suffers no want to break into his dwelling.
As iDdolance makes all things difficult,
and gives a man pain even to walk to hif
door and loll IN his carriage, so industry
! makes all things easy.
He who rises late, writes old Fuller
as wisely as quantity, must trot all day
and shall scarcely oyertake his business al
night" Lazinesg, on the other hand, trav
! els so slowly that poverty soon overtakei
her. This law is universal It may seen
very pleasant to indulge in idle whim
whams, to fold the arms, to loli and to de
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his mind must ST gnate, his soul becom,
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! The rough Abernethv's advice to a laz,
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unhappy and without appetite, troubl=t
with over indulgence, and pampered with
soft beds and rich food, was to Give OF
sixpence day and earn ia COLDER
sentence, Spartan maxim, which woult
save half the ill-temper, the quarrels, The
chickering's and wranglings OF the poo
rich people, and would rub the rust of
many fine mind, which is now Ugly ant
disfigured from want of use.
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No. %,


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Rural Existence in Merry England.
From the London News,


We have complaints from the agricultu.
raj districts of severe work, and miserable
wages We have constant pictures OF
Hodges eousehold with hungry mouths
which rheumatized Hodgeis unable to fill,
although he has, perhaps, won pair of
prize breeches at the last years blowing
match. The youngsters of the hut are en-
pioyed, frst In frightening crows, and are
then promoted to working in ditch, or to
breaking stones by the roadside. They
have seldom enough to eat, while they are
content 70 lodge higgledy -piggledy in
noisome fever dens. Their opportunities
of acquiring elementary education are linn
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count AS soon as they can crawl, as we'll as
by other exigencies Of their parents and
customs of their country. They marry
recklessly and are surrounded with broods
of stolid children. who seem to inherit the
sulien lethargy of the kinds who beget
them. This is picture of rural existence
IN Merrie England, not unfamiliar to OBJ
servant clergymen and landlords with pro-
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A IosT Delightful Dessert NAV be fou

IosT Delightful Dessert may be found in
the new article Of food, Sea Mos Farlne,
which can be purchased for twenty I've cents
a package, that will produce sixteen quarts
of most excellent blanc mango, or proper
!ionate quantity of custards, light buildings,
! far4na, creams, sauces, gruels, Charlotte
Russo, &c. This seems almost incredible;
!; but 1t Ia vouched for by ladies OF the highest
responsibility, who append their rames to
their statements. The Company state at
least fifty delicious dishes can be made from
the Sea Moss Farine, and give in their cir
cular the recipes of many of them. We
consider Mr.. Rand's discovery a highly i'm
portant one for the millions, and indeed for
all classes of society in these stringent times.
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Josh Billings on Maria &c.

Sum marry bekause they have been
highsted sum WHARF else; this il cross
match, bay and o sorrel; pride may make
is endurabie.
Sum marry for love without cent in
their pocket nor q friend in the world, nol
drop of pedigree. This looks desperate,
but 1t IL the strength Of the game.
Sum marry bekause they think wimmin
VIII be scarce next year, and live to won.
der how the crop holds ont.
Sum marry to get rid of themselves, and
discover that the game was one that two
could play at, aud neither gin.
Sum marry the second time to get even,
and find it gambling game, the more they
pat down, the less they take up.
Sum marry to be happy, and not finding
it, wonder where all the happiness goes to
when it dies.
Sum marry, they can't tell why, and i've
they can't tell how.
Almost everybody gets married, and it is
a good joke.
Sum marry In haste, and then sit down
and think it carefully over
Sum think 1t over carefully fust, and
then sit down and marry.
Both ways are right if they hit the mark.
Sum marry Takes tew convert them.
This is little risky, and takes q smart
missionary to 90 1t.
Sum marry coqaetts. This is like buy
ing poor farm, heavily mortgagea, and
working the balance Of yure days to clear
oph the mortgages
But, after ali, married life is full az GER
tain as the dry goods dizziness.
No man can swear exactly where ne will
fetch up when he touches calico.
No man kan tell jjst what calico has
made up it's mind few do next.
Calico don't no even herself.
Dry goods ov oil kinds il the child oV
circumstances.
The man who stands on the bank SILVER
ing, and dasant, Is more apt to ketch cold
tnan him who pitches hiz head lust into
the river
II enny boldly asks you viii yu got mar
ried (ifi 1t needs be(, tell him yu don't re.
collekt.
Marriage il safe way tew gamble. Ii
yu win, yu win pile, and if yu loze amy
thing, only the privilege OF living dismaliy
alone, and soaking ypr- own teet.
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ToPhysiCians
New YORK, August 18th, 1858.

Allow me to call your attention to my
PREPARATION OF COMPOUND EX-
TRACT BUCHU. Tie component parts
are, BUCHU LONG LEAF, CUBEBS JUNI-
PER BERRIES.
MODE OF PREPARATION. - Buchu, in
vacuo. juniper berries, by distillation, to
form fine gin. Cubebs extracted by dis
placement with spirits obtained from
Juniper Berries; very little sugar is used,
and small proportion of spirit 1t is
more palatable than any now in USE
Buchu as prepared by Druggists, is of
dark color. 1t is plant that emits its
fragrance; the action of fame destroys
this Gts active principle,) leaving a dark
aud slutinous deooction. Mine is the
color of ingredients. The Buchu in my
preparation predominates. The smallest
quantity of the other ingredients are added
to prevent fermentation; upon inspection
it will be found not to be Tincture, as
made in Pharmacopea, nor is it Syrup
fever and inflammation exist. In this, you
have the knowledge of the ingredients and
the mode of preparation.
Hoping that you will favor it With trial
and that upon inspection it will meet with
your appreciation,
With a feeling of profound confidence,
am very respectfully,
II. T. HELMBOLD,
Chemist and Drugg st of 10 Years Ex-
perisnce.
(From the largest Manufacturing Chemists
in the World.)
November. 4, 1854.
81 am acquainted with Mr.. II. T. Helm
bold; he occupied the Drug Store opposite
my residence, and was successful in con-
Quoting the business where others had not
been equally SO before him. 1 have been
favorably impressed with his character and
enterprise"
VIM. WEIGHTMAN,
| Firm of Powers and Weightman, Manufac-
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| Philadelphia.
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The LoUvRE.-Ihe fears now so preva-
lent that the bombardment OF Paris will
destroy the art treasures III that city, it is
stated, viii be dispeiled VIXEN it is known
that the palace of the louvre is situated
about three miles from the euciente or en-
cIrcllng wall. 1t IS further mentioned thf {
the detached forts are from l, 800 TO 5000
yards beyond the walls, and that the Ger
man army lies from one to three miles be-
yond the forts. Il is believed that the
works OF art viii not suffer except in case
street fighting should commence, when in
jury might be done by rockets or hand
grenades. 1t is mentioned as curious
circumstance N the history of art, that
pictures have suffered little by sieges in
modern times. The accidental fire in
which Titian's Peter the Martyr" per-
ished, has, it is alleged, done more injury
to the art of painting than ell the wars of
this century.
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