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IN VALUABLE SUGAR OR COTTON
GPLANTATION FOR SALE-Will be sold
liberal terms, $500 acres Of Land situated the
river ST. Bernard in Texas, five miles west Of the
Bra river, and 10 miles from the coast, suit
cleared and in high state OF cultivation with fine
new Gin House, excellent Negro Houses, Stables,
&c. On this tract is Sugar Cane sufficient to plant
some one hundred acres more. To such who wish
to purchase either fine Sugar or Cotton Plantations
the $500 acres present strong attractions. The land
Of the best quality. For further particulars, APP
ply 10 BOYKIN & McRAE, Mobile.
GJ-The New-Oreans Pickayune will copy for
mouth and send bill to fnovllKmoI b & MGR
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r ARD-l0O kegs prime Leaf Lard, in store
- and for sale by
noVlT CALVIN METH.
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ESLOUR-20O bbls choice brands Ohio Flour, in
H store and for sale by
nov17 CALVIN KEITH.
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ia FOR RENT-The Store corner OF Water
EEs:4 and ST Francis streets, lately occupied by
AIessrs. D. b. Crane & CO., allowed TO be the best
business stand IN town. Entry Immediately. APP
mug plu In HENRY & STODDARr
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IA TO RENT--A Dwelling House on north
isiX side Of Canal street, between Conception and
ST Emanuel streets. Apply 10
GREGORY & SILSBY,
novI1 corner DauphIn and Royal sis
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L. FOR RENT--A fine Dwelling House. APP
k:Ssa, ply al % ST. Michael st. nosl6
@zA FOR RENT-1hose very desirable ofhces
E.iN &c Al NJ ichaeI erect, second floor Apply TO
Mr.. ARcH'D Bows, No. 30 st Michael 1T. or 10
nosl4 ). LECESNE.
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IA FOR RENr-The Counting Room serond
lee: floor No. 10 Water street, recently occupied
by Messrs Horton 4 Clock. Apply 10
nuyl3E ROBERT :. BUNKER.
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NNTINE-25 boxes Muscat Wine
w 8 bbls Madeira Wine, in store and for sale
low by M. C. TAUGHT & CO,
nov15 Is Water-stieet
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A N EXPERIEN CED BUSINESS MAN, good
IA book keeper, etc, with an extensive country
and city quaintance, wants IA situation IN some
tablished house, with the expectation of becoming
partner after satisfactory acquaintance, by invest
ing $4,000 to $4,000. Communication to II II.
through the post Office will be received and prompt,
attended 10, oct16 PA
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isA FOR RENT-A small Fra,Mc Dwelling on
~ the south corner Of Third and Walnut SITS.
AIso-Four comfortable Brick Dwellings, on The
south side of ST. Anthony street, between Jackson
and Claiborne streets. Each dwelling has four
rooms with fire places-also good kitchen, and
well Of water in the yard
They are now undergoing thorough repairs, and
will be rented low to good tenants.
Apply at the Merchants Insurance Co. Office,
cornor Royal and st Prancs streets.
sept23 T.. W. Mccoy, Secretary.
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fas genuine epigrammaiisn are scscvly inferior 70
some sa Of The best 81 Pyronl aid Talltyrssd.

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fot genuine epigrammatism are scarcely %
some OF the best of Pyron niid Taleyrends vi
When practising attorney, Hany years ago.
he happened while arguing question OF some
difficulty; to illustrate point in his case by pref
tyiree hse oi the yocabularyso the cardtable +
The presiding judge abruptly inquired what ne
meant By addtessing such language TO the courti'
as meant, pour Honor, 70 be understood, vas
the repiy,Q 8BOG }f9 satqoi ogslt alti ai8
On another occasions, Judge, 'sexedN with the
difficulty. or irritateds by the insignfcance OF
cause which Ir--z was conducting cr'eo QUIZ
Sir why do you brlng such casse AZ mls'm'o
court?N Why not leave II out to some of your
honest lneighbors" Because, your dcnor, re5
piled the barrister, .we don't cloose mai honeSf
men should have any thing to do with It
In the early days of Vermont jurisprudence, the
strict decorum WHICH hn9wa very generally ese alsln-
guisbes the New Engiaod artwas'co'"P"ae'e'y
unknown, Nolh'ng was more eommo" 'nah
sharp alterations between 'he pe"en S"' ',''
bar, such wrang'ng' indeea' as wo"'e "'" 70 "a
deemed contempt ofcourt' were 'hey ~ o''uH
oniy oetweehhthe lawyers '"e"''e''' v"
occasion, 'page ii-57-T7-'iwhe WAS r'e" p','"
ESQ., had addressed souhu ''su'"s' '"
court anu sat oown ne p"o St''se y
argue sne 9esu'n ia'''e' u'aa l.s..s =. s
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pa'uo"' eNe''''"eu W. ,'1
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We' ~ 's sn'sHe' P''e'Ie"' "
a" ohSers'y' "ncn Is very ena'ae.er''.'0 M e'''
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NOW Is THE TIME FOR NEW suBscRIPrioNsi
Graham's American Monthly Magazine, will
commence . new volume, December 10Th, iSi4,
with the January number. Its long and uniyer-
sally successful career, from its commencement
until the present time, when u has p circulation
exceeding by thousands any other Magazine IN the
country, i perhaps as good an evidence ofis great
and increasing merit as the publisher has II in his
power to offer Ito his old subscribers, be trusts
no ASSURANCES are necessary ofhisdetermination to
maintain It's present ascendancy over all the rival
periodica ais II the country, The engagement, per-
manentIy, duriiig the past year, ot such men as
Bryant, ooper. Psnlding, Dana. Longfeilow,
Hoffman, Neal, Maucur, etc., ofhgh reputation
in The literary world, as regular contributors, IN
addition 10 a previous list, embracing the first
names in, the nation ls sufficient guarantee that
tbe work will continue tobe the principal medium
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Graham ) Magazine has been, from It's establisb-
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/ Of the people OF the United States Though lie
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| wood and some other foreign Journals to their
thigh Influence and reputation, its pages are prih-
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this are the most eminent authors oi our age s9d
4 country; the very creators. founders, o. opf Na
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20 OFFENDERS AND DEFENDERS.--The
New Orleans Picayune gives the following anus
ing account Of the examination OF Two juvenile
Jenny Twitchers, before Recorder Gonares- =
They rejoiced in the names Of James Johnson and
Joseph Brown, aud were accused OF abstrac,ing
cakes from coffee stand in the market -, 5r.a
.Wha do you say to this charged said the Re-
corder to them. i1s' "tn iEa' 'li ~.
IVY, We says not guilty, Of course, said John
SOIL; no one ain t bound to criminate himself
Yes. but you were seen taking the bread by the
negro said the Recorder ION
o. "A negro amt no witness against white boy,
no how YOU can fxit. said Brown And besides,
said Johnson, cakes amt bread no more nor fleas
amt lobsters-so there can't be no indictment
found for stean' it, ~ r. st
Recorder. But another person than the negro
woman saw you take the cakes-the comnissary
himself sa you do it, 7,aft -agrst.
Bro,on. - Veil, vot of it; II warn't no burglary
cause it was done in daylight and there warn't no
lock broken 20 lr"'t"a 2 " '4]''' l''
Jolnsyn - Yes, and ! should like to ask the
r 81 To- - /.
gem'an as how he knows, spose we did take them,
but that we meant to pay for them n II is not every
one what takes things on credit as can be prosecu-
ted for larce,y-not by long shot b .ysl
Recorder. Both of you seem to bave no IN.
considerable experience, young as you are. in the
rules of court and criminal practice-haye you
ever been up before court before" M. 9I3
Johnson =. We-is not bound to answer that ere
question cause our kracters haint been mpeaehed.'
q Bro,on K Aside to Johnson. - Right, Jim;
NUNS the word about kracter--guess we amt
quite so green as he takes us to be-, -tfrti
Recorder - Well. shall send both TO the Work
House for thirty days: you are evidently too idle,
too vicious. and may add too cunning. to be per-
mitted to go at laIge.' - ~ a''H
Joli,a ,on--. We calls for trial by jury, your
honor, and speedy tiial at that. The constitution
guarantees it 10 every 'mereani citizen, and we
amt goih' to be thizzed out Of it 10 how.'l'l
Record,r.-- AT all events, i will send you to
the Work House for the present. wish to see i
cannot learn something more about you lGaH s
Johnson ,,(as the officer took them out Of Court
=. Veil, then. I'm bowed if we don't get out on q
baby corpy. gglsal .5air se- tntr
y The unanimous opinion of all the court, who
witnessed this forensic display, was THAT Masters
johnson aud Brown are a most promising palr o
youths, and most probably destined, IN the courss
Of human events, to add to the productive indusr,
Of tbe State by residence for Fixed term al Batoi
:.
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ANECDOTES oFTHE BENCH AND BAR

ANECDOTES OF THE BENCH AND BaR
OF vERNONT.-The are many excellent sto-
ries of the bench andbar Of Vermont, very current
among the good people of that State, which. how
ever II do pot remember TO have seen IN print, and
which, l dare say, are little known abroad. Some
of these shall here set down precisely as Iheard
them from the mouth Of old lawyer, who is well
known as the Nestor Of the gown and wig IN Yer
mont. If it should turn out as it often happens in
matters of this Sort that any OF the incidents here
related shall be claimed to have occurred some
where else, to the honor of some other OF our SOW
ereign States beg leave 10 declare, according to
established usage, that any such pretension is
wholly unfounded and that any versions different
from my own are altogether apochryphal.
.H II was formerly custom in Vermont although
now little practiced. for lawyer when promoted
70 the dignity of the bench, to' follow up his old
retaners,' and accordingly whenever case came
ON 10 which his Honor was concerned as counsel,
: he Immediately DOTTED the ermine, resumed the
Q gown, and battled away among the attornies in
The old style. Apropos, Of the ,metamorphose III
- question; a story is told of Judge Chase, DOW
smany years deceased. The Judge was man OF
q yery ardent temperament, and 10 debate was ex-
'ceedingIy vehement and vocierous. In an inpor-
!. tant cause he was,nakng the closing argument to
o the jury. and withmu warmth and eaInestness
oof manner insisting on verdict for The plaintiff
a friend Of the defendant who had heen iistenii e
to the concluding part of the attorneys address,
a, q, a that he was acting in his judicial
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THE EXCLUDED ONE.

49, ~ NaH
Nine friends once l had, and what love was mine,
BCNhen was the tenth to that goodly nine! 'ia G
One bandjwas entwined around every heart,
!. Butfate was opposed-we were forced 70 part
We went to the banqdetting hall one night,
l,aAud nine brmmlng cups were at once in sight;
CThen each Of the pne from goblet quafi'd;
For me, for me only, there stood no draught.
Nine wheels in The village in chorus twirl; 7ef
s.Byeaeh one is sitting charming girl, !
onAnd each of my comrades has chosen one;
No maiden loves NEIL am left alone. (
Nine altars aue raised, and nine Jewels are bright,
Mine brde-songsare sung, and all breathe delight
Yes, one is for each of that fortunate nine;
iiF'or me there's no song. and no altar is nine
Nine ships brayely riggd all depart fromih strand
My comrades sail off to happier land; 1rlA
But ah! there's no boat that will carry me o'er, 4
Where love, Joy and happiness bloom on the shore
Now long in deep sumber the nine have laid,
Their bed in the narrow garden is made.
The garden is sma-the nine graves bill a space;
o Heaven! canst thou not for a tenth find place
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rf3Sfbvthe advice ,bf tady ne u1chased abox Of
IEhsfISsnsC @ al9h d oxestes; they give him great
,feief and 10 ssurprise aiIaye his eongh, made
him rest easv. ard, ,eiabled him to sleep tsoupd all
n;rht three dsys Use 81 then, made new man oi
hiin. aIid ne ~ steeonfn fnehding Slefmans Eofenges
10 al hlss aihaancesl1 Rsaed ID soylszFr9Hf
,issqI yasHsRmAN' woRMsi.ozEEG rs auoTts
Are The only iniallible worm, DESTROYING medicine
ever discovered. sou ,OUO boxes have been sold,
and hot faiibre Has ever been known. They des-
troy all kinds OF worms, and cannot injure where
there IRE none4ssi,asph Vi ,naao syad sH sga
7. Three different persons cured efr Worms S fhe
use Of one Bsr Of H'Wnt J,ozelg ges - Messrs. g.
n. r. 81 CO. l47 Main street, Cintin6sti# = Gentis-
men tnM wife has been afflicted with worinstfofn
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.g6iOiilliish COD. aAsilhHE |, 4. ".

8fest, mosi sure aud deffectualremedy for Cotsghs,
C0lds, C0asupip ions, IT1Ooping Lou \, ,asfh1ld.
4fghfiiess cffdS Lungs or Cdtsf,, &c.' 'St. The
sprdprje,6rbas never known an instance where they
slIi not give perfect saisiacton Sevefal thousand
,6xes have been sod Within lie last year restoring
to health persons IL almost every stage Of eohsnmp-
ijo, and hose laboriDg under the most distressing
colds aid coughs e1E'h' M - N,,
fe jonathan Howsfth, esq. the well known temper
ance lecturer, took severe cold last January ny
sIeepue IN damp sheets that seemed 10 hayesettIed
IA consumption He raised good deal Of bloody
natter. and his cough was 30 iarassing mid inees
sa.tt that he toud get 10 rest by day or night Al
tef trying various remedies without relief ne lho
that death alone would reIisyehim Of ne nisery
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rrnE JEWISH pIIGRIM AT JERUSALEM
.4 EM sW EN& a 80 E&
Are these the ancient holy nils 4
Whefe angels walked oi old!
Is this the land our story y-hfis .
With glory not not yet cold gtsf9 9Ogsf On
For lhase passed BY many q srlne'
Der many and afd sea ~
b,. .At, 49,, :, igsq 7e
% .Seispd ss9isd .rsgsEsl9saa 9iisa' Siiel2aqH .
see tny mountain cedars green'
ihy valleys resh ana ar, 2
\, with summers prlght as sney nave pesn ,
y hsn israe.s lsiPgn nome waS 'neIe Ia ri
lnoue er 'nee swors aaa 'ne % nase p'''e.' pas -
/ ana e'oss anu as Osesfen. isn,i'1. bas
Yet ttbou art still our own
~
Anne are 'ne "a"ue'''s 'aee u''. so
't'isg ' ',s.lil bf
whose p'ooa mas s''a''eu tue po''' '"o' "r1
hnu que"e".' "' "Ses" e.
A"u 'n''e inc "o"ee'' "e"',' '''' fl
from a'' ear"i sh,''e 20 "ee, p,
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BaLS.ayMs OF JVH d CHERRY

8i.i ~ B.dLS.d.M OF tTfLD Cf1EnhfT y ,
~ That ii stands al the ea Of ato,herl remedies
is nos universally conceded. II has cured thoiis.
ands upon thousands 20, all classes sin cases Of
the most dangerously ,consunptive Character :;
Aud physicians Of the greatest eminence throghout
our whole country unbesitatingly recommend it..
as the jtfsI M. ggLT'g y Ia
J''S MOST POWERFUL CURATIVE
of Pulmonary diseases IN the whole range Phar-
macy Tbe'salesin the Western States have thus
far been unparalleled; and the most gratifying
proofs Of It's efficacy have been received from every
place where it has been used! Thousands df
CONSUMPTiVE PATIENTS
have already tested jts exalted virtues, and coufes-
sed its surprising excellent and amazing powell
The remarkable success of this Basain is no doubt
owing in great measure to the peculiarly agreea-
Bile and powerful nature ofits ingredients hts a
ajset aFINE HERB All MEDICINE! '.s'7i
Composed chiefly Of WILD CHERRY BARK
and the genuine ICEEAND M0SS-(the latter
imported expressly for this purpose) the rare med
ca.yittues of which, are also coinbined by anew
chemical process the best ever discovered for
~ {. CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS y
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! WEAK BACKS! WEAK BACKS!
slsoi 1000 900 SOLD YEARLY !'eEga' 's'

~ d ytte.s'J "'sv - r,,,,,, n
lSHER.h.Ad.NS'''S POOH MIN y FA,aasiESh; w;
THE best Strengthening riasteT ~ the world
and a 'sofereigt, remedy for pains and weakness W
the back. loinsS side, breast neck. hmos' joints,
rheumatism, and lumbago; worn on the lower part
Of the spine, they entirely cure the piles aad On
the small of the back, the falling Ell the womb; aP-
piled to the back Of the neck Of children teethng
they give great relief in coughs, colds, oppres-
sion of the chest aud dstomach, liverconpaiDt, dys-
pepsia, asthma. and all diseases where local RENE
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! I47 Main st, Between srd and ith, q
slsa4lfa 0g-Solei Agent for Cincinnati.

~ SHERMAN'S CAMPHOR LOZENGES +
Give immediate reIieftO Nervous or sick Headache
paptaton ofthe heart, Iowless OF spirits, despoi'-
decy I,,tlammat0ry or putrd sore throat, bowel or
summer complaint, fainting, oppression ora sense
of sinking OF the chest, cholic spasms, cramps Of
the stomach or bowels, hysteficaI affections ntaad
nervous diseases, drowsiGess through the day and
wakeiuness at night, cholera or cholera morbus,
diarrhGa, or a sense of fatigue Persons nayelling
or attending large parties, will lind the Lozenges
really teyising, ard imparting the buoyansy OF
youth. ,,.,9a,lsn a, INA .asgr- ..i. "a. ,Faa 4 (
Washington Marine INSURANCE Company, has suf-
feled for years with nervous headache, that nothing
would relieve till he used these Lozenges, whine
relieved it ebtirelyiD Is minutes. ss3ii (
DR.. q. Hunter has been subject to violent attacks
OF fbealache so asto make him almost blind for two
or three hours at IA times, Nothing ever afforded
him any relief ill he tried these Lozenges, and they
cured him in few minutes. ..f.,,,l
Dr. Sherman 5 LozeIiges can be obtained Whole
sale aud Retail OF G. +. THOMAS, Main st, he
tween 3D. and tn, opposite Gazette Office. 9ai V
.go-Sole Agentior Cincinnati, Ohio, and Of the
y J.A1S G. ii. DAVENPORT & Co.. '-a ~
atAg "a Woodstieid, Monroe county, Ohio 'f''l
y, WEI.Sd g. ARMSTRONG, eisT . ooiaT
Beaiispi,ie, .MofR0e county, Ohio. Il 81
! 40. Jaco5s5,ug, Belmont county, Ohio.
z, ilaCough Lozenges rs cents per box; re ~ Z
, sr,a Worm asit.Ia a, "ii bgr,"ifae krl rsu54
Cau,t,hor 60 GO .s gse u.
4 NJ Poor Mans Plasters only IL IL cents apiece.
n An WIN buy box of DIR. Shertnrn's Bozenges,
ora Plaster are entitled 10 one of SHEkMAN'S
MESSENGERS OF HEALTH, which can be
obtained from all Agents. IA, :. y, sst,,e "a
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vSHE GREAT REMEDY AFoE
tCONSHMPTION.,-Aipong al

the famous medicines for Consumption none seems
to be meeting with greater, success, or gaipingl
higher reputation than thai most wonderful article,
sfTiefsdf Ia o. 5FtWJGTAR,S tit>'s3 ith =
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13
READ THE FOLLOWING NOTICE.

DERSONS AFFLICTED WITH Rneumatisn, Ilcdoio'
reux Quincy Sore Throat Salt th- uns, Corus, SPrahs
Stiff JOINTS Crump In The Feet or atoisch Cuts, burn'
sralds Bruises, Warts Frosted Feet Tooih Acne hsus III
the Breast Scrofa ILLUMINATION OF the Lungs, Worms
Spine and Marrow diseases, Asthma, Cough Colds Po
sons Eruption OF the Skin, Old Sores Pain or weakness IN
gny par, OF the body, rrsptctiui" rOic-d tOuy
GUERnstY's RHEUMATIC BALM,
Manufactured hy II. Guernsey Co, IS Sheriff ST, and for
s.g- DR. Chicheser's 257 Deuncy; J. X. Lecnunts,
corner Grand and Division streets II Egeretrs City
Drug Store, 10 HIisul-st J. 8 CGidIuggn, corner
of Spring and Hudson.s corner Hsnm1ndS Hudsou lat
sh Nos no. III, 2is ou-on-si; ~ Rivngston.s;
Ii Bowery Allen Saugo II sst Broadway 34S
sirk 50 Washington Jersey Cty; Dr. Guernsey, Williams
brgh and in Brooklyn Apothecary Hail. corner Fulton
and Sands, and corner Henry and Atlantic Price - cents
per bottle. di 2wrod'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13
EsouLApIAN SANATIVE

ar UNIVERSAL RESrOREH OF HEALTH.--Thc
" proprietor of this Sanatve heGs leave respectfully 10
inform inhabitants ih, city, and the public generally,
that he is prepared furnish them with his invaluable
remedy. " ,
And IN presenting this great remedy 10 the public lhe
proprietor deems it only necessary 10 state la he aone
acquainted with the ar, OF preparing IT, ani from long ana
practical acquaintance with tho Ingredients ot winch
composed aud their ample and saldiVrtuecl3 w pfeSei
and restoring health; indeed potent are It's powers or
human frame, that requires dose so small
10 accomplish ,s Effects that many might feel disposed ron
that crctssncel rank II among the iany u"ress nos
:rms the day; but the day o superstition ana Ignorance
hgs passed by and III. highly cultivated mind OF msr has dis
that The curative virtue and quaiy o any o me me-
die plants t-rbs, does much depend upon
quantity upon The quality, ury extracted aud iuy uA'
ders,OUd.
Aihou, q, this Sanevci is thus almost apowertu In resto-
ring health arrrsing diseased action yet so perfectly
safe Certain Is iG lis A.nistraton, na lean pe idAeu
at all incs, md under my circumstances
Tue proprt.or therefore, under the fullest assurance thai
this Sinaye viii IccCmp Ill nj! that he staes uhrsatlnS
!; recommends II genera remedy Tor ui dlsease, le'
-vng he does thai disease il but one and Tue hiie
thing although under different iorm- this Sdna-
tive every article purifier OF the blood
and its pon rxcraos aud secrrions such a"
difficult for disease to exist Tor R"y conslnrrdo!c
length Of time under It's nlnence It especially recon-
rrIdci for ie following discusses. viz Asthmn Suu&ns'
Colds Consumption, Bronchitis. Sore Thr0at DyspeP-
siu te Liver CosiIreuess, ihdSe5-
lion Head Ache. faIpaliOn ard other diseases oi ue
TIe tr, want OF Appetite Hyp0chonra AMI AL other ser
vous Dseases Palsy G ut, Gravel aud affections OF he
Kireys Scrofli. in all fors, such Ulcers Sores.
person. drops younger persons, in proportion; iu
directions accompany each box sod wholesale ana tela
by th. agent al $50 Hud New York, and by the Drug
gists generally city snd country nl5 ec
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13
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ADAMs,s NEW ARITEMETIc

THIS valuable School Book Is Considered throughout
1 New England and ine Eastern Sige- SUPERIOR TO
ANY orHgRr work 70 Arithmetic for Our Cor,,ror
SchJos The arrangement OF Mailer. TO- ether Win n, s,
orn,tirlI dnnst Of tt extraction of,ir Sonr, an
Cube Roots found nlore itt trorS give IL a nrafr.nre
over every other Arithmetic n thr MARKET Lsrge .nrs
have been offered the pr1prieoT for h privilege of .d opt-
inr h.r Illustrations and blocks found in Aiarnss Sar
Arithmetic into other works. This Arithmetic sfler hen
adapted 10 the HalN currency has teen published in the
CnnhdAs and also o?d in The Missionary School. of
GREECE .Fy- Also Key To Adams's New Arithmetic -
Published by j. j. " PREETlSS. K--ne Y 81.
COLLINS. BROTHER L co Nrw.Yo-k
PHILLIPS l. SAMPSON Boston Mass
4 nd for sale hv Booksellers E'--fnl-'. ucD 6yveod