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New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14
MARINE COURT BEFORE Judrs N,,,NoSn

MAXINE COURT. Before Judge H.slMosp.
Anthony NJ Hoffman and Smith Gutter rs Dan
lei Drew-SecoHd action by the owners Of the steamboat
Swallow to recover 50 sc0 DAY from 5h December
st January that steamboat from NewYork should
Catskill or Albany the Swallow 10 b. laid up The Jury
could not agree, and were DISCHARGED
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14
CtsNCE,USEyE PRO0F
+ THE EXTRAORDINARY EFFICACY or
NISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.

OF THE EXTRAORDINARY EFFICACY OF
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
On or about the 18th day Of October ls was taken With
avolent pain IN the side aea the Teh c 1r
OF something awaFdy, which relieved the PAIN little but
caused to threw uPa great qnany 9 ofaSye a, S sn
Piled to physcian he said he though he could do but
little fer eHseH svs s sSm6 sS erey rcn do me- good
many other remedies then procured py my VIE ah
blood and corruption still continued every few days and at
last became so offensive could scarcely breathe vas also
sse much more blood than had done before and disease
continued this stil growing worse until FeG.aaI
ali thought would die Of sacpng c9nsnmption AT this
W M sam or se
e which relieved Immediately and by the use oil only
three bottles Of thus medicine all my pains were .,euJ
and in few weeks my health far restored as to enable
trade yhfG fH6MA fiisMRtAl 1rd Go8ESs '
Netcey Gloucester County, % S P,G came D and os
fore the o5 V and being da med
according to law saith the above T @ If sp ri al ISIS
true Affirmed before me Oh 's EO' j. CLEMEsr j. P.
Auohc. of 40 years Standing cured by hls basasI
are AZ refer 10 scores to prove this whose authority will
not be ques;ocd Berare Of me W 9 Rn a Sod
saaf 6,ReT. Ra Albany E W Bull, Hartford Goham
New Haven. - - -;
CHEAP CLUTHING STUkE.-L. ~ b. ShEL-
CLENGER No 50 Corandt-seet and corner OF uie"I d
and GTeenwich-sreets respectfully inform he i
I1qsflsF o sr Fa and Winter stock Of Goods
ces composing large assortment OF coih piio .V' sds
up b. the ysvs, cloth and f1sy vss sH
hi ' sb,Is snres drawers collars bosons Sc
beg leave to nipsm sns.l
h sIe ~, hand always large assortment ef Cloths CAS-
siger velvet and fancy Vestngs which will be mao 70 or
the Custom Department, 60 Courandt stree: @ nose To %
wish to economze would do well to csdi osioIs GO;
attended TO. &c ~ Sc-nvson,
ialS IN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14
Diet ofthe City Prison.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Tn the q Commercial :" of last evening notice
correspondence between MIR. Ostrander, Chairman
of the Commissioners of the Aims House, and Mr.
Fallon Keeper Of the City Prison, in relation to tie
diet of the prisoners. From this it appears, /. that
nothing is ordered for the prisoners except upon hr.
FalIon's requiston, and he states that he always
has made rcquisition for such articles as he, IN htS
judsnlent, thought proper y. As to the quahhca-
tons of this individual for such an office, know
nothing except from his own letter, and hesitate
not TO say that he who could write the letter above
referred to is unfit for any station where humanity
and kindness arc demanded. "PoTAToEs, he re-
marks, are almost universally rejected by the
prisoners and have proved to be but waste OF pro-
perty actich might be appropriated TO honest ana
more deserving reciyients" Why so, ask, itthey
are a,,irerSaliY rejected? The "honest and more
deserving would not thank Mr.. Fallon for an artl-
Gle of food which every body rejects unit to eat
To show what is the Dietary of the City Prison,
| quote from an able article in the Newly ork Jour-
nal Of Medicine for September, 1915
FOR DINNER.
T4esday-Bsei with bread. sai,raayFresh beef Sb1ead
4 4h1e1sdagggFfssh saHeSaeg beef s bread ~
BREAKFAST.
Coffee with Nlolasses boiled IN II, and bread
..No other meat than beef is furnished, and this
consists of hooks and the parts. II IS es-
mated that one-half the weight of the beet consists
of bone On the days, therefore, or winch meat IS
allowed, sufficient quantity is purchased TO allow
one pound, exclusive OF waste, TO each prisonerT
ITere are but ttco meals day, the first at A. NJ.
Dinner at half past , p M:-tno supper Ihe
sSss half and half nga, Sqs knS ShfoRfs Of ou
good deal like Graham bread, ana is baked al me
Aims H9qss No peet9ss other o areS n!
TO October and the soup is made during the "hple
of this time from beef alone, with oceaslonsiSl ~,
crumbs OF bread boiled iii it, The author oil the
article adds: "1'he diet of this establishments IS
disgrace TO our City reform is loudly called Tor,
and we hope will not long be delayed, &c. What
is called SOUP in the dietary of the City Prison is
nothing but the water in which the beef is boiled,
and it contains less than per cent OF solid matter.
In all British Poor Houses and Prisons three meals
day allowed, and variety Of food, always in
GLIDING potatoes and generally beans. After ex
| amiung the Repor, Of the Inspectors of British
Prisons for i843 affirm that there is institu
ton in the Kingdom where the quantity and quality
of the food do not exceed that of our City Prison.
~ Syivanin Association.,1of No 25
chss1frliy given The Constitution given. iSlot
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14
CIRCUIT COURT-- Refors Jndce KrSr.

IT. = = II 70 UNI =. be!tEs J HI-e y ~
George Repeye U.s. A. a. Remsen and others
Action recover the amour: of not= where plea of usury
ntsposed Verdict or plaintiff against defendants 4 A
Rensen and Robert Anderson for So $50
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

Bu7lES's SERMoNs.-This is volume Of Ser
mons BY Joseph Butler, late Lord Bishop of Dur
ham, From oursory view of these discourses,
We should think they were highly practical, and
addressed more to the common sense OF man than
susuain books OF this kind. The topics en-
hrsced in them arc diversified, and the style in
which they are treated PLAIN and simple. Robert
Garter, IS Canal-street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

CHALMERS NATURAL THEoLoGY.-lt is d
work fsupererogation to speak of these Volumes
Dr Chalmers is one of the most vigorous and
attractive writers of his age. Whatever he touches
hFes' and every thought comes newly moulded
iron his mind. He is one of those men that put
nsf stamp and 81 sign-manual to the literature of
Aeu country, so that one cannot live without the
oaef' But, though he is an attractive writer on
al SUBJECTS Natural Theology is his peculiar
oHe' and this work especially is his great work
On topic. It has become textbook in our
Universities, u and should always be found in the
loiary of the scholar and thinker. To attempt
70 give notice commensurate with its impor-
sance IN our limited space, would be impossible.
y would also be useless, for it has already taken
is hlgh place and will retain it. The thinking
NJ Tp'la has put its stamp of appreciation on it
.nS present edition is neatly got up in l2mo. and
,V'ius TWO volumes at so cents the volume. Ro-
0s carter, So Canal street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

American Fruit Trees Going 10 Europe.
The time was when our Country was indebted
to foreign regions for all the choicest varieties of
the Apple, Pear, Peach, Cherry, Plum, and some
other fruits, which were brought among us but
these foreign productions found soil so congo
NAL in their new location that the seminal varie
ties produced therefrom havein numerous instan-
ces exceeded in excellence the parent stock, and
for several years past the European Botanical
and Nursery Establishments have We'd with each
other il obtaining from our Country these supe-
Tor native varieties Of fruits. a few years since
the London Horticultural Society obtained from
the great Nurseries of the Messrs. Prince at
Flushing several hundred varieties of Fruit
Trees, and our attention has just been called to
the subject by shipment to the same Society in
the last London packet of above 100 additional
varieties, which were also obtained from Messrs.
Prince & Co. of Flushing. Thus is our Coun-
try paying back to the Eastern Hemisphere all
she ever received from it, and with accumulated
interest.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

amweil acquainted with Miss Woodruff and knew her
situation the OF Sans Sasaparla and have
witnessed the surprising effect produced BY and there
fore endorse fully the above statement.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

~ Syivantn Association.-.0iee No. IS
Pine St third story Open from to IL A ID. information
chcsrfuliy given The Constitution SiTan. iglot
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

" IHE CHESS PLAYERS HAND BooK.-Sax-
-. ano Mules have published a very small cheap,
sns excellent work, on the best mode Of learning
u Of playing chess.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

| NANTED.-Ay young man TO learn the Jewel.
w ~ business One who has had knowedgs Of the
business will be preferred. Those Who cannot bring uu:
doubted testimonials respecting his mogas and integrity need
| not spplv FREEMAN x WALLlS,
ia tf ltS Chatham st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14
wv y Z y VI. z INtN4N 70
R,IrrMaDy Eoh l,h lGi3

BMrIMoRE, Feb. ith. lSi3
a. r. SANDS Co.-Gentemen: have used your E1.
tract OF Sarsalaila since ITS introduction this city. IL
sangune expectations. believe be the bes, preparation
of that valuable article With much respect yours
JOHN WHITRlDGE, NJ. D i6 Gay street.
Prepared and sold wh2leals and retail and for
Buildings No 23 Broadway corner of Chambers-stree New
York. Sold also by a: B. < D SANDS, Druggists, No 70
Fultou street; David Sands Co, No ~ East Broadway
corner OF Market street. aud by Druggists generally through
The limited Satss Free ST bottle: bottles for S.. 10
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

am the niece Of Euuice Woodruff have been brought up
by her. aud know what she be true for have had
all the OF her through her sickness
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14
NOTICE TO NEW FIRMS.

NOTICE TO NEW FIRMS.
MERCHANTS about establishing new hfHls
lN are requested TO peruse the following CARD:
ha subscribers having been established for pumbeI 81
,s.,x and b-iag practical SIGN AND ORN NAhESI AL
PAINTERS would Merchants and Others that they
80. 10 reduce their CHARGES tfor cash only}
50 PR CENT. BELOW their former PRICES.
Sf-PERIOR STYLE. ACKERMAN * MILLER
80 aus No. lo3 Nasxsn near Ann.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

r.. p,,,Mup. BY Frederka Bremen Translated from
- as swedish, by NJ. L. Putnam
F,sdsnka Bremen has endeavored to body forth
IN This work some of the mythology of her coun-
t,, II was written in three days. The story is
carried on in the form Of colloquial scenes, and is
hldanking passages, and closes rather tragi-
csly. II is very much after the German School
nitsstye, and is full Of the ancient mysticism of
tbs Seandinavians. James Monroe q Company,
hson
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14
ITO TEacHERs.--A Teacher, who is abou, to

MTANrED-ky an individual well acquainted
with general business situation agent for some
uanuiacturg mercantile house would be willing
loan his employer Siu0 good security Address Gsorge
;his Office, with neal and place Of interview. Sai
factory references given. rs 2ts
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

MTANTEdA-A Steam Engine OF 10 TO 50
w power. Address NJ. L. K. at the office of this paper
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

SHOlWANTED on bond and mortgage
SOOO Any psrsou having five $500 can have the same
well secured ey mortgages Of six lots IN FEE IN 3t 81 nssr
Sh BY improved asaoe property IN the lower part
cumbrred Address Mogase," a, the office OF Tribune.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14
WHOLE NO. $50.
sANDSS SARsAPARLLA

FCR IHt. RF.NOf AL AM Ic.E>ritt->r.'i SSfN-
OF ALI DISEASES ARISING FROM AN
IMFURE STATE OF THE BLOOD,
OR HABIT OF THE SYSTEM;
NAMELY:
scRoFuLA or KINGS EVIL RHEuA,rDM. OBSTINATE curA-
SEous ERuFTloSs, rlMPLEs, Oh rrsruLEs on rHEfacE,
sLo1eHEs, etLEs. CHRONIC SORE EYEs, RING WORM
rsTTER, scALp HEAD, ENLARGEMENT or
TIE BoSEs AND JOINTS STUBBORN ULCERS,
sFPHGLlriC SYMPTOMS, sCIArGcA OR LUM-
RAGo. and diseases arising from an
judicious OF Mercury, Ascitics,
or rDropSy, exposure orimprudeuce
in life. Also Chronic Constitu.
,iona Disorders viii be rs-
moved by this preparation.
The attention of the reader respectfully called the fol-
lowing certificates HoweSse achievements have here
daily experience shows results still remarkable. The
p.oprie;ors avail themselves of the opportunity
il source of constant satisfaction tss they made the
means OF relieving such an amount of suffering.
ELlzABErH-T TowN, December, ,. 1873.
MssSTs Sands gsnltIs with heartfelt gratitude fox Your
kindness 10 that public acknowledgements OF the
benefit have received from SaISaparla. have been
for many years afflicted with the breast and oI
four years thought iucursbe; spread very fasSc
that had nearly covered the whole breast and for many
weeks reduced with the loss OF blood and the pau
sutfsrug during the whole winter wers han Tell
With the advice of my friends called of the
ply of the place who recommended prspaTa
o S4rsapla, knowing OF nothing that would De as
fore had taken bottle found change IN feelings
which induced take and when had taken the third
hottie was like another person both IN health and strength
have taken preparation SINCE last March and although
tha entrsy healed very favorable state
and belisvs will Dc the meius, ultimately, OF my entire
cure and that the afflicted all find the siiei which II
EUNlCE WOODRUFF.
a., -, C,,;., nm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

, !, eaalsrlAN LADY's MAGAzINE.-The JANUARY
W., w. OF this work, by Charlotte Elizabeth, has
isa 0eeRissued by Mason & Tuttle, l2s Nassau
street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

'HANICAL LAMPS.-Four
Lamps, in good order, having been
BE- sold very low. the owner having
Q Inquire At so6 Broadway, is In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

nATFNT WATER PIPES-Lead, Tin, wood, 'e,.s
snd wrought Iron Pipes, coated inside VIII Wiz
tranie cement 10 prevent o1ydaoI and
and durable conduit for watsI' 70 x 'eA -
NS B-So letters e1cep, postpaid and aaatsiff fsIly
Rail- li2 Fulton s,. n, Y. answered.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,
NO IL SIOHN-STREET


TTLIdOT, BURNAP & BdBCOCh are con,
en supplied with I= and general esastmsn o
which .i- the following Hubbards eolofed Papers IL
great variety Boston CoppfTplate Pape oi saFE1o
Past and Blank Book Papefs Pnt Ciothies and
nak.Is -BoaEdy; Druggists Hardware and 1Ieth
nsIs: Binde1s and Tank Boards ShedthEg and wrapping
Papers, sc. sc ,.
tapeA jesn u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

pQARD.-A few young gentlemen can be ac-
Accommodated wirh Board with without lodgings, pleas
antly and moderate prices 42 Joha.suesr. II 2weod-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14
PARTY VESTS.
WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,

WINDOW SHADE DEFUI,
NO : 7SPRUCE-STREET.
mon ONN WORTH OF SHADES-lhe
S2U, ,UUUsu5scl the attention s: Of the P5e Pub;
lie to one of the splendid a5sofmens OF shades h
Of reputation We would 61a, sGs si boash,
lauIe ~ as W never allow shades 10 be ha"heu
round b. goods @ @ dealers osa or aa sF 9Ss
r,s hing PAINTED under personal directions
az eis guarantee having good article Shades rs psuf OF
TO any S S,ns banners and interior decorations dole II
sfSs not 10 be surpassed by any Other
Trimmings Oh aii Ain''' BARTOL & DE MAUN9.
3n
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

Fur UINNEK.
Monday-Alush and NIoa;ss frtday-4sh and N M92sss @
ItesdayBeef. with bread esh peei oteau
lfednesdayMqs olasse; Stndag-Ni"sh and Mo"sses
M,,rsHnlt-EreSh beef 4 hrsadl
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

GOAL! COAL!!-At SO 25 per lon-Rroken,
~ Egg and large StoveThe subscriber delivering
the best Peach Orchard BED Ash Coal the above low price.
for cash. we'll scressed and weighed b. City weishsr
PETER CLINTON,
i2t 2m. Yard corner Of King and Greenwich sts
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

BOARD WANTkD-Ev young man and his
TO move on the first OF May \ front bed viii
be wanted, untunlshed Terms moderate and within few
minutes walk of the City Hall Also Lady small
store or back room Address Moderate Terms. tes lw
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

TOR SALE-ME(
Z handsome Mechanica
u,ed but a short time, VII
no further use for them.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14
muF T R | 3 u N E
Aiterarp Notices.

ur Law OF UsURY: To which are
s.ssoss ss several States tcIa',p to Interest
@ TogeheI with psdiL Gi all tms DECISIONS ,
ID N Index 70 VIII. 10 thu present Tine: By ]. w
sntsa Of henH Connselorat Law. vol. svo pp. 323.)
Blfp!Es sTs,ortess, Cedar and Nassau
a:;ss aas. Law.book, but it will be found deeply
la.s - ~ men out of the profession. As a
asnslsd ~ nd critical digest of the existing Laws
'I' .,;nr Usury and of the Judicial Decisions
'ssps4ps 4 must be indispensable to the men,
'sasap.l, ~. R,r to Justices of the Peace, &C. but
b, q # + will be studied by all who have itch
w.. r, ior the specious but fatal experiment of
ns n saT r,adc, in Money. The author devotes no
'f's' : discussion Of the policy and necessity
'iis iSury Laws, but in his Preface incidentally
Ss srs. host argument in favor OF usury laws is per-
I'VE . o;goniic efforts of usurers to repeal them.
E:p' u. Snnmerous class of borrowers do not feel
N vas H"s,rsnience; and the experience of the last
I aa,,r 10 say nothing of antiquity, conclusive
i sers that. however they may be varied by tenn
J sapas, ~ s1ctement they can never be permanently
pal} " Twill be seen that there is no State III
ss1y nn;on with perhaps the exception OF the Ply
E ~ yD colony of Massachusetts, that has not
Io.m a,sd to do without them, and signally failed
A. indeed question their moral tendency and
eOL. a,S m argument will be so effective Us the pay
SUN themselves of exorbitant interest. 1t was
', h:, brongh, the legislators of Alabama to their
, ~, ;n6pmept in 1919 twas this that introduced
paass1,sis code in Mississippi in 18, and aroused
!. a,ey;or of New-York in 1887. And it will be
G ,hs will cause to be reenacted severer penalties
@ as any future abolition of the laws against usury'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

lf7rEAM POWER TO LET-Two large Rooms
in ubsrantia warehouse second and third floor, with
,s,n, cover equal 10 eight horses. Inquire of LATHAM
pR0THERS 2lT and 2is Water St j31 2w~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

I lVERPOOL COAL-tor sale from yard, or
~ direct from ship, Liverpool Coal of superior quality az
low market price. Consumers invited - call the
Subscriber before leaving their orders elsewhere he is de-
tsmiued sell article extremely low
jS.d Z. STOKES DlCKERSON, io7 Anhony-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

lust PUBLISHED HEWET'S SPLENDID
OF COMMON PRAYER-Edited by the Rev J. NJ.
Wainwright D. D. and embclishsd with upwards of 700 en-.
CRAVINGS This work has been got expense of
s2 OO and offered the low price o SO so copy
superby bound with gilt edges, erganty embossed
Turkey Morocco cover representing the and
Of Trinity Church, New York. II. W. HEWET,
III 2Sl Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

" IHE LOWELL OFFERING, for February, is
t ve0ie u.s. 1t is now written, edited and pub
a,aea n,s by Female Operatives employed in the
Mu' Misses Curtis and Farley being publishers.)
"suast this little work will be more widely cir
s'la'ed and we would like to make suggestion
. Us contents. Essays Poems and Stories
y FACTORY Girls interest us; yet we wish they
"oAa write more Immediately and practically of
'us daily ifc-tcll us what are its advantages
N4u snloyments, what its evils and dlscomiorts,
: compared with other departments of Industry
:, Slu WIN their ideal of what life of useful labor
.l'ula De- Let them tell us what they most
t4s'si IN the Factory life, and what ofits condi-
n, NUS lhey would have reformed and amended
,"ssseaware that some articles in the Offering
a''s glanced at these points; we would not have
ue whole work devoted to any special idea; yet
NC a'e sure its value to general readers would be
'4sseased by such course as we have indicated.
eouTHERN LITERARY MEssENGER.-The Feb
.aasy number of this excellent magazine is not so
assfestlng as the No. of last month, We were
sSsappontedin ~ in not seeing the continuation OF Mr..
san.s article on the Copyright Law. 1t con-
Guns however, many valuable articles Butsuch
sun as Mr.. Chiver's lecture on the "Genlus OF
sis'iey' can be called nothing but "a figure OF
spsech. Effort to say clever and beautiful things
4 = not criticism. Sayton 81 Miles, 205 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

D EMOVAL-JOHN AUTHVEN mas remover 9Se.i
f,on 2a5 Pearl a. tn the New Store John ST. tour ooo
above William where he win the lmporns Len
Jahbns Hardware.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

q 4 SN AND S5 25.-A superior article OF
'Dt CO Broken, Egg, Stove and Nut Size Coal doubly
screened At S. 25 and small Nut 50 per ton delivered
Free Of ear5Iass from the Yards 2l5 Wes,,se corner Of
East River Orders received the Sugar Refinery, %
Leouardseet through the Despatch Post both the Yards.
y. B An allowance made 10 dealers.
fiO 2w&3t~ TYLEE & MAPES.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14
IMPROVED CHEMICAL LIQUID
0PO ID f. |, ID o C.

.-ssas.,,, DAILY EXPRESS.--The Subscribers
GsaaI run their Express regularly every day (Sundays
.afssS excepted) via Hotsatonic Railroad, TO and faom
- New-YoTk, Albany, Buffalo and the intermediate
places for the of Specie Bank Notes Bundles
and Packages Of Goods Collecting Bills Notes Drafts and
Accounts with despatch.
From this City at O'Clock A. NJ arriving in Albany tho
same evening and in advance Of the u. 8. Mail.
ie5 lmlwis POMEROY & CO. Wall-st.N
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

OVER COATS.
WIN T. JENNINGS ao GO. 2Sl Broadway,
w American HOTEL (opposite Park Fountain,) will sell
off the remainder Of their stock e Of @
Sous at very reduced pIces. Also the few remaining
Erncks IeIS III
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

NEW STYLE OFFICE COATS.
4AJM T, JENNINGS, y CO., 2sl +; Broadway su1, Y:
orpo'e 5icb bey have Just got up for Spring
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-14

NEW ORLEANS PACKAGE EXPRESS
IN Through in from 10 70 IS Days !!;-ADAElS co.
having successful Tor
eal months prepared receive and forward tl-weeky
Packages for Orleans by the central the a6oYe
unprecsented For further information please apply at
the Office No. 7 Wall *;
~: -; ,nnie ,,. t;ms ban hv ,nv other line d5tf
The Arkansas banner., 1844-11-20
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E JUST received on commission, Debate between eb Rev. \. Campbell and Rev NJ. L. Rice. on the action, subject, design and administration of Chris tan Baptism; also on the character of spiritual in fiuence in conversion and specification, and on the expedieney and tendency of Ecclesiastc Creeds, as terms of union and communion. Also fer sale the Life and Speeches ofHanry Clay, in youmes Allison, history oiEurope from the commencement ot the French Revolution in l780, to the Restora- tion of the Boufbons, in 1915; Remarks on the French Revolution, by Henry Lord Brougham; Mrs Ellis popular works, oyer 50,OOO volumes sold, in- cluding The Mothers of Eng, Women of Eng, Daughters s of Eng, Wives of Eng, The Poetry of Life, The Pictures of Private Life, first and second series, Voice from the Vintage, Sc
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 Just received from the American Tract Society. a large assortment of Moral and Religious Pablica- lions, which vii! be sold cheap for cash among which is, The Evangelist Family Library, in thirty vols; FiavePs Fountain Of Life Saints Rest &c., &c., together with an assortment of sundry school books, for Libraries, Sc. and for sale by
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