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The principle of the ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH DEMONSTRA- ! Analysis of the Affections —Early Conventional I. .
TED, by Professor BACHHOFFNER. The OXYHYDROGEN and direction—Marital
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OPAQUE. MICROSCOPES. The PHYSIOSCOPE DIVING EX- Maternal Infinenee—Pheuomena of es 31arringes- -
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Of griefs conceal'd, and slisappointirie_ is_s(l.7lre,
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WHAT to EAT, DRINK, and AVOID
With Diet Tables torah! CoMplaint9. ii feeuggs,
Contents :—How to ensure perfeet digestion. tranqu
Dy
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good night's rest, a clear head, and a contented a
servance of the instructions herein containe:
veusly e
d-lica e, even to the most shattered consitution. nntll3 qie
d reach in h
the greatest amount of physical happiness. at
td
period ot life allotted to man. what shun,
How we should live—what eat, what drink. ;,
To reach in health full threescore Years and ten.
upon subjectS 0
These interesting little volumes, although heariug del Wne'.
very delicate import, as their titles imply, ll be toui.,_,,g or
eve n"tion hi
surable and general utility, for they tell of matter'
ture able t. understan I ought to know, but which informs Through
these enli
gh tened times. except that quality protnulgated ..--
theinfienehle, tile...nu/0v
questionab e hannels, is at a very terrible discOant•
bidden trtlthgoi,
In the exposition hereby offered of the till M.'''. - i. isn,
le
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nature, ct huraan disappointments and their WaY 3 or revm
contended that every suffer shall become his or her 0 , Yost we
any more than their own lawye., '.-r ..t it is itnrit'tel tgon, the 0„.
should know the simple principles of our own 011kn.3.-eversl bealt.'Y,
whereby our existence and the issue thereof in the'. —O, incii/id°
states depend, the duties that are expected of us •ill :he hesltil°l
capacities in the family circle, and the terms on which' ,to {emoted'
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h
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our duty to ourselves, we secure the Hi e advantages en
cur is
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be exalted to the summit of perfection, as best becoMes
writ
of God's creations.
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AERONAUTICS IN GERMANT•--- 000° IC'"
just returned from Germany, where he has. 0 so, /Is, °An
the celebrated ode oeisoei
ascents in his new balloon, " Grosz Behreld
from his having descended on that celrb° rilBAivg
bf
his first experiment at Berlin ; he atter,laeluvtier_ll
Leipsic, Dresden, and some other place°, ,1-00 I.„t Or,
an ascent from Hanover, on which 0ce87,40t1"-f iP"
droll accident eccurred. We extract the ope Orpoil
the Troths Blast of the II th instant, V quarleatelli
voyagers:—" The ropes were slipped at issooth'lvcped*
three o'clock; the superb machine took ain theitotiorli
direction, and was soon afterwards 10°Shoar'Suc.10;
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it descended. At its first appearanee'uod d sob efie,
at a great altitude, a number of boors ~ogioe,ed ri
witness the strange sight of what they 11,'Vloa,„031T;
monster bird, and one of them fetched Pri tir
to have a shot at it ; but the voyagers rrcie deseT,l)o9-di
from such a catastrophe, by the rap i oter; Towns
balloon undeceiving them as to its 01311 the Pc.'Lli 04.0
after considerable hesitation that 51121- at le,:),rws,
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lads, more courageous than their oliod ,01t009
made to comprehend what was reclui, 1311;ed in
they seizing the ropes, soon drew i.t.o Os% to P'it9
for a safe landing. The greatest 01'11"00 see r% froto
ascent was 14,000 feet." The b°l',c)otywh'r 'oconjFer
eniitetd,rmionussmilneenotiliithliss.
excited the greatest astonishment ehss beep•seed fah
,taoog distittg s
sonages. The Swedish ambassadors, f ' t
trhipirs. bGyreen °th'
4.11 ritY ° er
ascended with him from Berlin. so.• we ,y 0
DISGRACFPNL FIGHT.--OR tue,. two A." he to
S. B,r ows, rite Mill, near l'e'S ut, in t b,Pvt,
tEe following almost incredible state' Nast, theticieli`;o
in which we rece ved fistie cling in l3rweetob„.oto
rent parties being man and wife, resi e•
ors !
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per
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to decide the cha,npionship-'' They sing Oil for
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husband malts, she put on a dress I°_,..ilreP'die Matt'
the occasion, ok off her necklace, e:in boiler
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The teen lio°
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nessed by a Loge concourse of spectates,:
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were fought in slashing style,
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vLi el to fbe
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similar large ulcers on his hip. He had eatest 000,efl•
years,cou fitrya,nadndunwdaser
fotlii.eatrceoaiTi,ideenitag e..igr.atl,,,fibyee,/,:ra, racdoefo
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the many who have been cured after every_
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These celebrated medicines are equally ein't4 join _ 244.
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,5 at,i?lst ushinen"
London.
terr.

TO MR. "'ROUT, 229, STRAND, LONDON.
Doncaster, September 26th, 1844.
SlB,—The following particulars have been handed to us with a
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heir publication, if you should deem them worthy of such.
J. BROOKE and Co., Doncaster.
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have received benefit by taking this medicine, and have allowed the
proprietor the privilege of publishing the same for the benefit of the
afflicted.

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On the 16th of September last, the lc- aler et9i
Budden, 01 Mirzapore. East Indies, of a claai" coreers
tilir
On Nov. 25, at West Camel Rectory, ' ,
ts.
the lady of the Rev. Charles Deedes, els o°°' f A.
land, Esq., of a daughter. OOP
On Nov. 25„ in Cheltenham, the lad)? o 105.
On Nov. 25, at the Willows, near Abp 00'
William Secretan Woodhouse, of a son... ,ohnson, of gob°
On Nov. 26, in Watling-street, Dirs. J• "ht 0 lii'dY °
Bradford,OnNovE. 25q7.,,
ofat aGosoldoe.r's-hill, Hendon,
to
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On Nov. 24, at Muff,MLAonliagloarrY,
Emily Sarah Frances, eldest daughter of the _ ifeto;
Colonel H. W. Wilkinson and Lady flesilrigg;sries
,:s'eltf,
Joblaßteltreuti.
..,
On Nov. 26, at St. Edmunds, Salisburf,,,., of til
Radcliffe, Esq.,toEllen, daughter of SFoot,D.4
sorlif'
DIED. Mlles
On Nov. 17, at Hopwood Ball, Lancashire'
Esq., aged 87. mech. snot',
On Nov. 17, in London, John -Boles, Esq., , Give _.,, $,
Mrs. P. ~
On Nov. 18, at Beaufort-row, Chelsea,
o„be sev
On Nov. 22, William James, eldot on_ I '
.1013e*
Stevens, of Salford Rectory, Oltotl, aged le• TrelsOd
0.4
On Nov. 24, the Rev. Charles William ,'
or l'ieb
Vicar of Loddiswell, aged 31. be Wils
On Nov. 25, at Sydenhara, ilarriot, t
or cl''
14'
Wilso», Esq. sl Eq.,
coOnn
Nov. 27,
26
HCoanvrwieatyt,Whitehorne Love , .of tile
ton Kings, Cheltenham, aged 66. obll 118-rniirth
Ili
Belvedere-road, Lambetht,haegwedifes4°!Mr. 1
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,ember 30, 1846.

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