311iLvitantoug.
OUR YOUNG GENTLEMEN.
WHAT THEY ARE MADE FOR,
This is a very easy 'lviter to .find out; for
upon three minute's acquaintance with any
of them yuu may discoyer -their mental and
bodily composition, notwithstanding the em
phatic line of the poet Campbell,
" Can hearts be read! . Alas we answer
No !"
Well, if we. cannot read, hearts we can
nad heads without being . a practical phren-
ologist
every sized community, we may find a
vast variety of young melbwith very curious
peculia . rities, to wit:
Anybody may know the "sati headed"
young,gent. He looks as if his brains were
marbles and continually chasing each other
Orough the cavities of his cranium. This
+young man is never burthenad with an on
ginal idea; and ever sides with everybody
else's opinion—pass him around !
The " religious minded" young man may
be easily known—physiognomy rather elon
gated—closely shaved face, shirt collar and
neck-kerchief neat—hair tranquil—never
Laughs—smiles now and then—takes down
all, the texts of a Sunday, and knows noth
b• about the merits of the sprmon—lan
.o,
gunge rather effeminate, and steps aside to
avoid a worm—deal amiably with him.
Here comes the " funny minded" young
man. A (rollicking, boistering, dancing,
whistling, fat faced fellow. Ever itching for
fan, to stall - 1p -- off - tlie - cat's bruise ord.
people's corns, and make horrible faces at
the baby !—At a party -he's licking the - girls
.or else showing ho,w to swallow the poker.
He knows a verse of every comic song; and
s great or good feeding., His laugh is the
loudest and merriest, and there's no end
to his mischief. Let him have his fling.
\o body can mistake the " literary mind
el" Young gentleman. Tic lilts always a
book somewhere about him, and a periodical
in his hat. On his table 'are papers anti
pamphlets _streAvn around. He feeds on lit
erature. llc is not a general talker, but if
he can get a friend in company tu 'them
-o<then he warms on the merits of his
favorite authors. I fe's nu hand at making
an extempore speech, and his writing does
not flow with original ease, - from the fact of
nnxiotv to imitate the style of the classic
writers. Bury him in Aibrary.
The " blowing" young man 'is heard from
in CV, Everything he has a
hand in the best of its kind. lie is ae
qtainted with the " biggest bugs" and inti
mate with the most beautiful ladies. Every
thing pertaining to him and his, is of a su
perlative nature. He tells how he
_walked
the farthest, danced, the longest, rode the
fastest, kissed the greatest number of ladies,
nn I was the best shot. His tailor is the best
and his hoot maker cannot be equaled.—
For the sake of being superlatyiein all
things hell admit that be,is the greatest ass!
his ears grow I"
You are surely acquainted with the "bash
ful" young gentleman, rather tall and deli•
cate looking, has a timid voice, and startles
if he hears himself speak above a whisper,.
lie is always, ready to blush and afraid to he
sem near a woman I He sits quietly in some
corner and never has confides cc in himself
to broach a topic. In a quadrille part,, he
ig in awful trepidation for fear Of doing some
thing wrong, and-is terified at the careless
,antics of funny young gentleman. Perhaps
after wondering fur a long spell of silence to
know what to say to his !air partner, he may
ask hel if she's "fund of swimming!" and
on getting . a blunt negative, holds his tongue
fJrever after I Have tperq'on hint. -
The " about town 4 young gentleman is
s3ldom seen in ladies society. He is sonic
what hairy. about the face, dresses in alarm
ing patterns, big buttoned coats and fancy
colored vests. lie's great at whistling end
" toddies,•while his cigar is , ever in his month.
A jolly haul 'oath adds• emphasis to his lan
guage, and Slang expressions arc his great
delight. He designates a woman as a " pet
ticoat,l and the men as ",Basks." Ills
watch is a "turnip" his la.t a "tile" and his
boots are " kickers." . He knows all the fhst
horses, last saloons, theatrical and fighting
men and \maim, and introduces, himsellas
"one Of y tn." Give him rope.enoughl
" The poetical young gentleman is a fa•
vorite with candy eating,sehool girls. . His
hair is, heig, t;ometimes parted ice the middle
his collar a la Byron, and his hands gener
ally very neat with rentainder of.dreir,i ralier
carcle. Evelthing suggests a poetical
to 1.;1,1 in : implil moments,' his
0,.11- -- ch - r - h - ITTFOie _trots to his locks.
110 can compose sonnets to it ladio's too-nail
Mr. Choa'e c toss examined him strictly and
psrticularly as to what, the inducements were.
—or lines on the death of a frozen frog;
while in an ode to. the moon, he is all testa,
tic He has, always 8 pie eof his own to
read or repeat for you v , perhaps, if he
noticed ybu gape and yaN would compo e
a stanza on the loss of breath. His favorite
'ladies are called by him the "souls of poe
try," and any thing harsh or out of tune
shocks his nerves. Let him win the lays I
Lest' we might be considered a tedious
young gentleman, we shall continue the cat
alogue on some other day.
WOMAN
From the lips of woman, every infant
hears the first accents of afiection, and re
ceives the first lessons of duty on tenderness
and love. For the approbation of woman,
the grown-up youth will undertake the
boldest .enterprise and brave every difficulty
of stAdy, danger, Mal even death itself'. To
the happiness of woman, the man of ma
turer years_ will devote the best energies of
his mind and body; and from the soothing
and affectionate regards of minium, the man
who is become venerable by years, derives
chief consolation in life's decline. Who,
then, shall say that the one-half of the hu
man race, and they confessedly the mostvir
tabus and the most amiable, may nut be en
trusted with an intelligence and an influence
equal to our own? To theM, when sorrow
afflicts us, we consign half our sufferings,
and they cheerfully relieve us by lightening:
them. When joy delights, we give the half
of our pleasures, and they as readily consent
to share them. They lessen, by their syin
pathy, the, pangs. of. all our priVations, and
they increase, by their participation,. the
eestacy of all our delights. They deserve.
therefore, the full enjoyment of every pi%
loge that it is in our power to confer on
them.
,
ANiTDOTE OF MB. Cno.CTE.—At the trial
of the salvage case or the h a rk Missouri, at
BostOn, last week; the case in which a part
of the cargo IV£IS CIIIIWZACd, by the masters
'„of the two vessels on the coast 'of Sumatra,
one of the masters was examined as a wit.
ness; and disclosed the plan of embezzle
meat. and staled the inducements that were
offered to him by the other master. lie said
he objected at first, arid told his comrade
they would be found out and convicted, but
was overborne by the assurances givi a him.
The witnei,ls had the appi'airance of holdbig
back a little, but at last he said :
• "Well, Sir, he told we that if we were found
out, he could gee Mr. Choate to defend us,
and he would get us off if we were caught
with fly! money 1 . 0 (Mr boots. " 4
It W:l9 mit five ,minutes niir ten that it re
quired to bring the audience back to a sober
countenance. The counsel on theofher
paid a tribute, in his closing argument, to
the genies of Mr. Choate, the fame of which
extending to the antipodes, was relied upon as
stronger titan the law and the evidence.—
E,•en /ay
DoN'T G ET MA MI I ED.—Less than two yews
since, a lady and gentleman, residents of a
Reighboring town, were engaged to be mar
ried. When the time for the union arrived,
however, the filir one proved false, and refus
ed to fulfil her part of the obligation. Since
Cie!) they both come to this city ; Nvlloro the
en gagement was renewed, and the lady was
promising hr rself the bliss of a bride. Last
Sunday was the appointed time for the twain
to become one flesh ; and the church the
place of the ceremony. Alter services in the
meriting, more than fifty persong waited to
witness the scene, and the priest was atAlte
altar, when the man quietly; remarking to
the lady—" Before I wanted to get married
and you sacked mo, and now von wait to .
get mardcd and I do the satne :l 7-101 the
house to the no small anut2ement of all par
ties, anti the great disappointment of the
spectators present to say nothing of the lady.
Ncirburyport. 7L'rft/(1.
Bow' TO 00" or SOW ' BOSOMS.—We Orte
11011,11alios espresiiiig a wish to knew
what process the gloss 011 rieW
bosoms, etc., is produced, and in order to
gratify.thein, we subjoin the following reeipe;
" Take two ounces of fine white gum ara
ble powder—put it in a pitcher, and pour
on a pint or more of hoiling2water, according
to the degree of strength you desire--and
then having coveted it, let it. stand all night
--in the morning pour it; carehtlly fNal the
dre g :; into a clean bottle, cork it mid krep !
it loi. use. A titbit:l)oollrd It gum water
stirred into a pint of starch made in the
n,mal manner, will give a IWIN'a, 91thOr wtiitc
or prh?.ed, a newne3s, when nothi ng
else cal restore them after they have")) eon
Xib4lnle•for hout;t , •keepera—The
smallest possible waste, without
L— N t • '
earl - foie . :Ityttill':'::::
FACTS ABOUT TII E: UNITED STATES.
The United States are composed of thirty
on and nine Teritovies. ,
They contain n population of 25,000,000
of whom 21,000,000 are white.
The extent of sen-coastls 12,660 miles.
- The le'ngtly of its ten principal rivers is
20,000 miles.
The surface of the five great lakes is 90,•
000 square miles. •
The number of miles of railway in opera
tion is 20,000, which cost $600,000,000.
The length of its canals is 5,900 miles.
it contains the longest railways on the
globe—the Illinois Central—which is 731
miles.
The annual value of its agricultural pro
ductions is $200,000,000. •
Its most valuable production is Indian
corn, which yields annually $40,000,000.
The aiNount of registered and enrolled
tonnage is 4,407,0 . 10 tons. •
The amount of capital invested in manu
factures is $600,000,000.
The ninoimt of its foreign itripc<ts in 1853,
was $267,91 . 8,147, and of its exports, $230,-
971,157.
. The annual amount of its internal trade is
$600,000,000.
The annual value of the products of labor
(other than agricultural) is $1,300,000,009.
The annual value of the incomes of their
inhabitants is-$1,0011,000;990.
The value a its farms aud live stock is
‘ 1 1 : '5,000,000. ,
Its mines of gold, copper, lead, and iron
are amen: , the richest in tin' world.
TheNallto-of the-goltl produced ii!,100,
001).000.
surface of its Coal fields is 138,131
square miles.,
Its receipts Car customs, lands; ikr., ii
1832, *as $5 . 1,472,27 , 1, audits expenditures
$.13,3-13,263.
IVithin her borders arc 80,000 schools, (,
660 :1.-n(11 , 11[6 es, 231 colleges, nod 13,501,.
chioches.
1 A I'l;S' Sl' I' Elt l'11( )S I'll AT E (1I
~_ mltE.— A -ii, sul.s•-ribers etr., Att.:lo • in Mika..
pl9:t it e. the :tl,vt• ti•rtlll,r. N , Ilitil 114, ) t'l.ll Italy t,..t.t.
lit Ile last three )ear,', • EltriN 4 , 1 , 101.• 6. , 1ie1ii .4 1 ilei tII
,11)/111) SS 111 1•0 IiIIIIIi•ti. \1.'. , , 1 . ; , t• t•:,10 t•t,t relllN iftli Gl
1 Vrltillellt 1; lla II N.. 1.
I' t,V1111.1. Nr.itztzis: .e c....
A•zri.•tilt oral 11 ar , 11, iii, ~,d :e...t ,tt,.. - ,e, :.: 1.. 01W
7th ;lint Market 41:t e 1.,.. l'hilade!tillta. i .I.Jet::,
.
11, A I 1 ) l',A S 11. M Elt ES, Sck..—The sub
f ,rii,, , r Iris juat l'iritt4 ft I itricty of Plalth, ata.
44,1ttiti,, lit reit tie , I pri.Ts. .
,av 15 O. W. lIIT N EH.
pll E P.lll E FOR IV 1 N'l' E N !
pA Rum .% \ D c.).uirSi; :".T. /V 1:, 4 .
I . lw ... , 11.••ril , er at hi , '4l .tand ...ii N.rtli Ilarttn . , 4t.
Carikle. the ,1,,5tl .if the "m•awinoth Re.l 04,, l'ot," kl,
ire, to call tho at t,liti.,l er the roli.• t , , hi.: 1:1,-re 11.,
.ortilli'llt tST it I.:: , , if t In! nets I, t an.l nit faphi..ll.
4
tie o:. leq, fro., lit - best neonif., t,,, i t , in iii
e atoll,. and at all rice , from ,i", to 015.
p,
' , Lk:, A t o,,i,tc Id, pA R 1,.. IR ,t CII ~ \ I DER ST, IV Es
>7%.,,,, are the rileror St eve. the A retlJ, fief ore, Star.
:,,,Itty, neraian: l'stion anti :Etna Air TOO: t.tgothtrr
fi"--.._.... trith other patterns which he hos o f all ,I ye,.
1;W p 'Hors or olio miters, and calculattni for b u rn ing either
woott or Coal. Alto, the ;Etna. Woke, Actor, All alit.
Flat-1.01, 0011 lianilitox or Poor Man's, with other Cool:.
I Nil Sr IVE!S, comprising the In teat improvaturtits lu
kit , loot stoves, and intended for eithitr,Nvonti or coal.—
Also. the Dining Rtxun Conking Stcre--a now roil k ^,_
cant artiele. to which he invites the particular atteo-
Ulm of families. 11,i3., ciol".ing, at ivea range in laic. , Irton
iilo to '25. with the fixtures eontplete. Also, Niue Pl a te
Stores f.f various patterns and different pliers,
Also. ENAMEI,I,I'.II A,Nit TiNNEft %YAM.: for Cook
ing Stores. limas Kettles S:e. Also, el cry at tick in the
line i,t• Tin o,ll.Correr Wure. 'l'llo 1,111,11 e are respect
full:, Ini ittol to c.ill ,is he in eollfiilelit. Witll 111 , lane
stook, variety and cheapness, of I,eing Otte to eke on-
Lire g ,t,j..l4 o tjen to ere, y purchaser. fall 11.11(1 see.
=MEM
I( )liNElt of !Inn
, OVer 31111
cw ;
%It S I.l:.—The t•httot ,igtt
etl hits Illway , on Irt tut 3 hrg, ktP3'): f•f•
the dilkrent ha L, i t osx t ,i v i.o,
:It till. 1,11V,t 1311.. N. ilv 11:Viti.ti ill tont ifui p.trtit•ti
tarty to the I'lll'NT 51'31.3; Ih. - trttNt liritt•TEkh, n n a .A
witidt entirely Ohl all of
11141,13 (.:11, In. At:11433J to They hate
git on entire satisfaction to all %%lin have thou in use,
A)i," ( - Jut:INS matte to t , rt.lt.r,,at the tthort,,t ttotke,
• .1.1.C01t FETTEN.
UST HE( EI VI 1) A 1"1.11 E
liltoCl•:It1' sTORE of the hubseriber. M
rion 11+.11,
=
gad.t, Bolter, Pie Ma awl l'tp.tar
Star..ll. Tapioca, Sa Pearl Barley,
l: tli t of Coffee. like Floor, I uhiug Powtlttr,
A flew la of soporlor Tahle Oil.
Tattotto Ketchup, French Nui.tortl. Bay
J. IV. EIJI%
r i"l \ N lON I)1 ` ;!'? PT ICS—lllose
L. of viii It 110 till 7t. Jeeit aliiicted for year. wit It this
,11,4. ate, a n d r,11 , 1 have beau 118111,!, /11111g,t
Natrom lyt,,ru t h e pnSlh without roller, we Fil.)
to you - yehors Anti.lyN:mitie" mot you will :won
Is e.uviuee , l gee :t sal erlority over
prePailit 1011. IC
,0 t , 0111.1 nothy rert Meaty.: corub
oratg in our a.:eril.ots. but it single ti lal Is worth mare
than all. ',wear Is pt,pared tool saltl at the Drug
StOl.o ofß. J. flil'outh Ilatiover tartlet, II fete
(1 01 , 1 - 8 8 - nth or the ikum+,
c21 , ;141,1 NG OFF AT COST. BA 11—
L - 1 11.11N9! itAitf;.‘ I NS!—Tlio tinbs,wiLer Intending
to relinquish Intsinosq winrs IW; iwtiro stovh. of Iltyp: , ,,
7, Slll AND A l'l'EltS, .1"r I'oST! 111 s slink
I.i'i'rai O
is now, motto nt' tll lwit Ina Wrials, and by the
1,0 , 4 ‘vorknion In tho cities. Those th:sirons of
' 4 6.....
' ~,,,ring !good I/ant:1111S 1140 bqt..l . 11.4 Wt, Ills
oppnrt 'wily slip, as till'y may not zigaW havo tho elnuwd
nr ,nouriw.... such basy,ains :IS WO 110 W Offer tlit'lll.
".: , .y S IV, surr,Dos.
)1j . ..‘11)4.—A received a 1ai; ,, 0 assort
,„,.,, t NI nf ovory verity fit P•ilt`ral 11:t•
amt. ei,torn nn4 C1i.4 , 1.11
..0 r , c,lt!atett 8,4 Wit 1$
t 11 - Vol , lllg' 1.1 711• ptimpti ar.,
lip bast. ,111.tlity :tuft
2tritt:ltip. In.intictr..llvor.i liavltu; 11.0 rromltitr.
atv.1: , 10,1 for thoir sovoral : 4 14it0 tvhor
lo•l• 4“6 . 1231]..
Iran :111,1(111in Multi.,
,•
111:Nit'ir
I , ;_l'l`lll;B..—Fritz, & Hendry, Stoll
l'1111:1,1111p1113, ‘1! - TItyt, '4,1'61111.'10
!!!!p,rlors, l'ottimit‘,loll and 111111(`V.Ii 1, 4 ,1 r
vi* •
1,I1,!;7 4 .1 NE .1N I) •ItET.III,---Wmufhetory 1:i MA
si.ruM., eer.
lEMM
t.MEIIICAN ARTIS TS'
I — A_ . The AlitbillCAN ARTISTS' UNION, YR./Uhl respectfully"
announce to the citizemi of the United Stat , .s and the
I!anadas, that for. tin, purpose of culthrating a taste
the lino arts throughout the vountryi and with a {lei
01 enabling every 11 to heeou w p,,,i 4 ,,,,i n ra
of Ilm4raving Bl"rile., FIRST ARTISTS OF :Hal i
they have detormined,lii order to create nn ea tonsil
sMe tbr their Engravings, and thus not only ON 0 up
ployment to a large numher of articts and °Owls. Lu
Inspire among our countrymen a Mote fur works of are
present to tiv) purchasers of their ongravino, '
2:10,000 of which are sold. 250,000 UI ri's, of the at tin•
cost of $150,000.
Each pucchasor of a One Dollar Engin, ing. thcrofl rc.
•
revolves not only an EiivraN log 11,111 y it - 01th the In uses
but also a ticimt which cot Ries him to one or the Gift,.
when thy aro dist rihntod.
For !ICI, Dollars n finished Engra% log, I (,in
drolly painted in Oil, and FIVE tIIFT TO
be sent: or Flee Dollars worth of ,apleutlid Engin% lag . :
can be selef tsd from thu tlrttalogne, and be sent
turn mail or express.
A copy , if the Cataloiate, together with a spe, noon of
one of the Engravings, can bu seon at the olliee of this
1 7 :: . each Dollar sent. an Engraving act ually wort h t hot
sum, and a Uhl Ti, Itet, will immediately be forwarded.
The Committee believing that tint sueress of thin.
(treat National Utulertni:lng %till nutteriall) promoted
try the energy and enterprige of intelligent cud ',enu
red:lg. Agents. hage re,ul%ed to trrat4ulth such on the
liberal terms.
Any person - of:thing, to heoome Ago.t. by se),(ting.
(post paid 1 will eke by return of mail, a one th,l
- lhorravinos. a - ill I.I"I'II'KET.." n Prorpeetus. a nit
and all ta (100 110., , , t1ry
Oil the 111'131 eiennlethiti of tile sale. the (lifts will le
,dared ih the liatiak of it 0131:',11 of the PCitel7.lNl.l,,
n• nivrur.un'cu, due notice of o Mehl ill Le giN
, ut , the United States auid till' Call/Id:1S.
LIST (i 1
PO Marble hl/Ft of Wit shin, , ,,,t , m :t t :IM) V d,oilt.
00 " , •• Clay. - - - 100 110.0,
01.1 •• ~ Wel‘ster - - - 10(1 1 ,. .1)v,
00 " " t'ulhoillt - - - 1141 In.'s A.
50 tile :cant Gilt Pal iititigs.in spientlid }silt
frties. size qx f ft. earn..._ ' 100 nf".
Ist elegant
,011 P3lntings, itzit feet eselt
00 steel plate eid
ored In oil, flame , •2ls:ui in
• co:01 - - - - 10 r,,0U1
0.000 ele,:ant slo , •1 pate I ti:•s. w 1,
°red in oil, of leiqi)inrttln 1 , 21
nt
uent, 20x20 Ow, I -
nT,OuO St 1.01 rhtte eng.rnvin , ,z . s. front 100
tlilfertont illtito!+ now In
of and Awned by the Art i•t.,
or the Ittri.ct , 1111 t,
t.) sle 1,11, 41 .11,
1 first c?:n.ql , wellin.r. :11,4 Y. City
1;...tr, • liio'lnnl 16 - I,t < N.
V. ity. ent , ll 2...x10n ft. $b•••1'.1 nt 1000 22..0 , 0'
101) Sit,. et nttaillillg ion h 10,000 FT
ft. in the ',llan trof \etr l't,rlt City'
and c‘onntantling a niagn I Henn t vlow
•
of
Om Hulk , n hirer and 1,61,g Is- _
1211111 : -. %t111.1. nt. 600 i , '‘. ' ;Cr
perpetual 10:0,s utcnh, u it In.ut Into
re:-t. or seen, it y,
$2:,11 erwk
"141
•
1.0 "
Iteferon.y in' reltnra G , thy U.Atttte. 1 . 1 c:( to
,t; CII, Veal I - :•tato 1 . 11, 004 01111 . 1 . 5.
ith oothe) VOt•tota 141
• .7 . v, it t 1,11K4 .1i ,I•rs , 1•111y.
a. 54 , 5 ay. N. V.
t , I.:111•• I:nT,ravings in th, entelegue itre r , nv r• !el ,
rev delileiy. -t.lBl
11 , A it( ; 211N: 4 I , ', N'l' RA ( )111)J N A 121" !
-7-- ;1.:1,1," t1,.).)1).^: :11.1V tit It '.1);, , , ~
1 h.. ‘111.:••1 0.05 10 -jtt , t I'PPI 11/Plli I fr. in tln• , it if , of N.
V,' I. 1,01 1.hi1.t.1.• , . 1 151.1 , it , s th.. i-1.4, 1 ...,1. :1,1- in. ~t
.. 1 .:er.;11,1 a-- .5 E111..r.1. pPf 1.11.1, .1:s 11 1\ l's=f-kit. Co .r.,1)-
el ..r ln-rnuti t t..) Cr, ri klo. 11:1% in,f, inlr..l/,n4..1 fr. in •evrrdl
,s 1 thr 1.1 r )... -t imp .rtin.4 11,•11.., in Nev. 1011, I. r 1...;:..);
i t 'sill ettal,l, Ili.. t. l ~..14.tr g teatcr ill.luccuso.ts .ii..l g iu•
I.,• tt , 1.41, 1 2 L itv.. t... Illy P 'ld 01140111 AP, tend all ll Ii tna,
t.. 1, .5 II“. II ith a ,•.1!1. I.lllp (147.1 Lc 1114 at an ) , ti.t. r ut I.
la.l t. he ,Lu All Or , p al, t.., .
I Illts e 1110 ( . 11 , -,;1•••,a. Ft cli , els. SAttitirtt,, (1..t10.. 1c.,....
til-hy .Ivas,. 1,, , I..:in, U,• 1 :...,..., ;1„..1ii.s, V
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t., er , 11., .- I it. the I, , r,k1...h. ,
It i., i.,, i , ~..i1.1., I . I 111/ . ..I, $: !i‘ on, list! f OW-1
..1, t I 'II %.--
( ' tall l . PlPi.. a 1:? all In vault ..f ..n, ,i, ;:o' I: 'lad ~-1...• l
. VP'11•••••TN , ,s N, t 5,.ti1.1.. 1.. ..h• v. , 1:t• ..-,.,.....1.. , 1,,,i•v,',
11.1 , Ppl‘l `41:Ilil. I...trt 1...1:.. `l:., f..
all '-'I (•.‘ANIA•S 10;11.11V.
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110.1; give
..f I 1i I. AND 11"I!VI'Lll.
A fill 4issortaient i.f l I I.s.
A Cal ars•atnietit 111 Cr , ,ittlert.g.
A fill assortment of •
A fill ar•sort moot of Voot.ings.
A fill itsr,itnii-nt of Ladies Leese
A rid a;:srkftfaeot of I) , .you,lic
A tol rtin.it of en s tun a
A fill assos•tivont of l'ar.innere Sham is
A f a t picerit e.
A fit ) ie'rfon'ni i,f Quo.. aimare. . ,
With a fit'.l.,:e soil intent of . I.lqcollaitc•*lts articles* :rano
rally Lop in :- . l.ores. l'ureitasi•rs it ill Thol it grow th
tio•ir intcrost Lt roll :ilia 4. \Thstip, iTiore pill .
ah e dilort•clUt Mil WWI
1.1 .ale. roue 1.11 anti f
yollr,itoi. E,rp1.21
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F ALL AND
',toe): of C 1,4 lila, m ot . droo,dit ti , Ent
I kle, has just Woo reuvivoti hp A li r So if,no& UV! Ni/;-'f,/:s.
at their rittutp wad o:ttensive ..CLOTIJINII .11u I'`E, in
North Stuoot.
'rho prii.r , of olothing at this hou,oltal I. !won red teed
to S/1,11 /l very low standard that it is nom Ju the partto
of all a ho 1%1 , 11, to treat glad
The a, , ,orttnont r ttaists uf 0v e r 0 ,,,,i, o f cc ery
than. 1/re,,/. F'rui't. 111:(1 C////t./. a ,root arloty
vosst,, Ca--klittoru PANTS.
}davit nod fatio,v. Silk aunt `aria VESTS. ;toll a Poo va
ri,ty of vsskriciss ants ots..r coals. Also, shirts, collars,
atnek,t, youkot. itandl.oroldolk sospentlors. gloves, hosinry
and all uthur at ticlea goner:lily 1:1'14 fa this liar t.t
All lirt klus 5..1,1 at tuba todadli.ltniont war
ranted ollat they aro repreoottud to hp.
Also. a splondid to,ortinont of grads iii, the pluoo.—
Sitputtino French 'and I , do.rlish CLOT II S 111111
SIMEII//: , ..0f oNany 11%1W:toil shade. satin. silk. and Vale
chi vostinga, satlitotts. &v.. all of Whirll AVM I/0 /WOW I ,
Order at- nit , .11ortest to ttco, and ht the notttust and lvst
tnai nT. All ttartlltOltt; ‘llllTallted to fit. BOYS cs.o.ris
-Ist; always on hand.
The p a l Aro re,peetctilly to e:111 anti tooon
hie LIM ,111.1`Ii•WII , Si.rfIllt•1 IL,,f 1 L ,, f iIL thiti Ctit:ll.li,L
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V,117.' • 11:111.1CATIONS .
Elements of Character, by Miss l'hathllcr. . •
1.11-IVCIII ,Iv A l L'e Carey.
Cranlool. by author of klary
Passion and Pre.jull icy, by klys. (lore. ' e
TI•mill. by
t)I I 1:0,1,(1/111`, or [1i5t...11,11 I , l•tebe.t of Wff:tern
t• , :iani•ot..te., Ly .lusopli
Village s:,•rint , ns. by 111..v..1100. !larder, enntainfnr e.oe.
btu and Oar plain short Ills..onffes On prind•
pal Ilootrion.: of plailTshed by Lippin
tt, (;1•;001 0 ,k1:0.. of Philadelp)llll.
Sunny ‘1,11101.10, of Poreign Lamb!, by \t no, 11. 11. ?tows.
711 . 1 :.:tad 1111111:11" , If.'s.
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Italy favor toe with a tivll tart viler :
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the Crvidal Palitee N. V., 113, in the Ur•t.
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