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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-19

took up your valuable Herald to-day, to find the
hours the steamboats, run from Whitehall to Staten
Island, having very important law business to attend
to at that place. The advertisement promised boat
every hour. On arriving at the landing, was in
dignantly told they had taken one boat off. After
being compelled to wait an hour longer, ] paid
shilling at the gate, but on the boat found the fare
was only slxpence! therefore lost my time, and
was flceced of my money, which say is a trick on
TRAVELLERS.
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Tn6 GREAT TGorrtSe March, OVER riie Usios
COURSE To-pAy.-lf the weather is at all favorable
The celebrated trotting horses Lady Suffolk, Ameri
Gus, and Columbus will test their powers against
each other over the above track Several highly
respectable strangers have remained in the city for
the purpose OF being present the OCCASION and no
doubt considerable interest will be excited and
some good sport afforded.
The APPROACHING SECOND GREAT RACE BETWEEN
FASHION AND PEyToNA.-Already is this affair in
the sporting circles exciting considerable attention
1t generally thought that it will be more exciting
and better contested match than that of Tuesday
last, as the track in much superior condition: and
IT the weather be at all favorable, there will be
great numbers present on the occasion. Every
pains will be taken by the spirited proprietor to keen
the course as 1t ought to be, and SO far, we under
stand, he Is progressing most favorably. These
races commence on the 9th inst The great match
will come OIL on the 30th
FRANKLIN CLoU.) JOCKEY CLUB RAcEs.-The
following Is the result of these races
MOspAY, April as-Jockey Club Purse s5o-ehtrancc
added. Mile heats. Horses taking their age from LIST
May.
T. g. Moores g. M Cherokee Maid, by MamiOn
James Porter's b.. f. Foituita, by Chateau Lafitte,
dam by Sarpedon, years. ......2
John + Miller's CHI E. out of Kate Haun, by Sorrow,
Time. 5a.i 81. '''.''''.'''''''''
SECOND
TUESDAY, April 29-Jockcy Club Purse $l2O-cntrancc
added Two mile heats
I. q. Moore's g. f. Blue Bonnet by imp Hedgeiord,
out Of Grey Fanny, by Bertrand, years. 80. l
John + Millers b. T. by Boston, dam by Pram 2ys
Wingfoot, by RATHER wears rs D'''" you. dis
Time, 3 59-3 ST.
SECOND KAcE-Sweepstakes, mile out. Subs. $40
half forfct--three entries
John r. Millcr's b. E. Ann King, by Sorrow, out Of
Lady OF the Lake, years. ...............l O.
r. Deahoussayes CHI 6. years. ............2
James Portcr's ch f. by Glencoe, dam by imp. De-
light, years. !. .. 0
Time So
THIRD
WEDNESDAY, April 3O-Jockey Club Purse, $5O-en-
trance added. Mile heats.
Clark spencer's b. I. Lucy Long, by Latitude dam
by Whip years. ........
James Porters b. T. Fortuita, by Chateau Laftte,
Adrien trere's b. h. Young Duke, by Melzarre out
OF Castarna, years. :. dis
Time 57-2 o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-19

MURDER IN NEw BEnroaD.-We learn that man
nimed John Cunningham, Supposed 10 belong to
Albany, ~ ~ lately from sea, committed a murder on
friday cveningon woman whose fidelity he suspected,
named Margaret Loring at the North American Housc,
by sabbing her with sharp knife. Cunningham has
been arrested and committed for trial sa
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Enropenn Intelligence.

If the Britannia arrived al Boston previous TO one
o'clock yesterdaysvo shall receive her news at two
O'Clock this afternoon by the New Haven boat. This
will give her passage of fourteen days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-19

PRocREss or THE WEsT.-The population of S
Louis in 1880 was 6,252; in 1913, $3.50.
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FIr"icai Noticc.-frhc Advertisements or tho
rsw norn Ioess q Nrlicine and Pharmacy established for
81 Vuackcry ia the OF All diseases will
paper. w n VIfsiI JSnS"N csr"mh ~, "'s
once and Consulting Rooms oftle College as Nassau a.
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Song No. II.

49, AIR-"The fine old English Gentleman
III sing you song prime new Yankee made IN a Yam
Of fine old Yankee gentleman who'd got bald old pate.
B", a ali s" Of useless At yofe late
- " 500 Like a fine old Yankee sssns ''i &C.
This fne old man was loved by ALL aud by the fair
lnt was forced to wear nasty wig AZ which all men lid stare
In fine old Yankee Gentleman. &c.
ss "s s sS for G Sa s ys s E ssh OF andsve
Wheh .oush The 'nir had long been dead twoad force
And grow darL soft and beautiful like plant or an olive
on tins hne old Yankee gentleman, Sc.
Ne bu M2 small bottles and his hair grew dark aud long
And he says a. last he's found the right though he often tried
Aud Joaes Hair Restorative is all that's stated in the
song, " -
cf fac old Yankee Gentleman &C.
IT, make The hair grow, stop il ngo to cure the scuf
, " to make isht red Or grey hair naturally fine
ssfs 20 sss" as admired 70 ,, 50 bes" SO
% Dis i%sss % 's ' use "%ss %
soldgrc 6, or siass s bot the sign ofhe Ame-
prookyn State street, Boston; Ledger Baidnss,
Beafs Hair Restorative. at his Agency, ca
Walker street, first store PROM Broadway.
Daiicy's Magical Pain Extractor. Mt his
s'se"ey % walker street, hrst door from Broadway
hr"icai Notice.-'rhc Advertisements or tho
Srw YORK college Of Medicine and Pharmacy established for
~ 9rlessioa Of Quackcry in the cure ali diseases will
paper. w n VIfiI A SnSwN' ny c.,"mh y, t"s
o"ce ana Consulting Rooms of,e College 95 Nassau 50
. DR.. McNolr's Acoustic on, warranted rcnu-
e cents bottle, at 81 Walker street, first store rnoM
----------------....fk-s4t,
oidritlyc's Balm or Columbia. for the
irst store rgoM broadway. ' ~" "' ST.
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BANK EXPLOSION IN Omo.-The numerous fam-
~ OF the Smiths appear 10 have been unfortunate in
these days In banking affair Distinguished opera
tors Of that name, both in New York and Ohio,
have exploded. The Ohio explosion, however, seems
to be the most extensive and wide-spreading Of any
1t would be well for all persons in business through
out the country to be very careful ia these prosper
Gus times, and keep an eye on those who attempt to
manage and control country banks and are them
selves located at points remote from the banks with
which they operate The recent bank explosion in
Ohio has been very disastrous but we are pursuaded
that that and those which are immediateyt TO follow.
are only the beginning of explosions that will take
place in little knots of banks controlled bv indivi
duals, for speculative purposes throughout the conn
try. The very quiet, and peace and prosperity of
the country this moment, facilitate the manpuvers
of those who obtain control over local country banks
for particular purposes-tun them adroltly and sys-
tematically to their own ends, and then leave them
mere shell to explode whenever the time comes
New PACKET Smrs-The Prince de Jonville. of
six hundred tons burthen, built for the Marsees
line of packets, will be launched at half past 7
O'Clock tomorrow morning. She is fine ship,
and equal to any vessel Of her size ever launched
The Fidelia is now on the stocks for the old line
of Liverpool packets. She is one thousand tons in
size, and will take the place OF the England in that
line. Capt. w. G. flagstaff, for long time COM
mander of the Adirondack, is to be her captain
Shelis.tp be remarkably well built, and ready for
sea on the LIST of next July 900 81.
The pioneer of the new steam ship line now
building al Boston, will be finished about the 4th Of
July
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ARRIVAL or PAckErs.-The packe. ship Iowa from
Havre, arrived on Friday and the Garrck from Ii
verpool, and Quebec, from London, Yesterday.
They sailed on the 18th and 18th ult., within five
days OF the last steamer III .sbwte
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-19

Or. McNolr's Acoustic OH, warranted rcnu.
Broadway. ep "rst s"''e f"oN
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oiar,ngc's Balm or Co,umbis, for the
irow,n o. r sad preventing it, falling out al g. Walker
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-19

Daiicys Magical Pain Extractor. nj his
>se"cy, u walker street, first door from Broadway
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TREAI. OF KLEIN FOR MuRpER.-The trial of this
man for the inhuman murder of the poor woman in
the suburbs of the city last winter, by stabbing her.
and endeavoring to burn her up in her dwelling, is
set down for this day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-19

Mn. OwEN.-Robert Owen, Esq, has just return
ed from Skeneatelas, Syracuse and Utica. All his
lectures were well attended in that beautiful social
and philosophical country He will start for Boston
to-day, and will return on the eth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-19

VERY LATE ERoM SOUTH AMERIcA-The Mason
Barney, Capt Scott arrived up to the city yesterday
from Buenos Ayrcs, Montevideo and Penambuco
She anchored in the Lower Bay on Friday morning
Our advices from Pernambuco by her are to the ed
ultimo
The American sloop Of war Boston was at Mon
tevideo ON the 18th Of March.
There was nothing particularly new at Pernambu-
co. Exchange on London, on the 2lst, was 25a !;
Paris, 72 reis per franc Lisbon, l2O reis per 100
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Letter. by the Way-side....No. ".


LANCASTER, Coos Co. n. II. Aug II. lcij.
After our return from the White Mountains we
rest awhile at Lancaster till the commencement of
another week then we strap our knapsacks, pre-
pare our fowling pieces and away TO Dixvil'e
Notch Following the ever beautiful banks Of the
Connecticut some 40 miles then turning to the East,
We are soon among the mountains The character
of this Notch is quite different from that OF the w hite
Mountains there sublimity almost soiiened
into beauty At this Notch there is wild grandeur
which the other does not possess. Bare OF trees,
Jagged and broken the rocks assume the most fan
iastic forms Turreis and castles. towers and pima
Giles OF varied form appear on the brow OF the preci
pircs above us We were turned aside however,
from admrng these things 10 procure for our dinner
some OF the partridges which so temptngly display
ed themselves by the road side.
\ half hour climb will bring Us to the top OF the
Pinnacle. We walk out the narrow rock Ia
places scarcely four feet wide TO the iarthes edge
OF the preeipice Away, 200 feet below. Il the bot
tom of the Notch lesser pinnaces rise up around Us
The dizziness produced by the hight the feeling OF
insecurity standing as DO on the narrow, iutilng
rock cleft and broken and on the very edge OF the
precipicc csa,sprc TO overpower the imagination
aud 10 aiken feeling almos, painful IN lis intensity
Proceeding beyond the Notch by road quite i'm
passable with pleasure in any vehicle, and which
made us rejoice that are pedestrians, we soon
reach the shores of Lake Umbagog and the Andres
coggn. But o We sportsmen and epicures OF New
York what trout not the little denizens Of a tiny
brook but the noble lake trout. In the evenings
here we found fire quite comfortable. Think of il,
inhabitants OF the burning City. sye gasp for little
cool air. \ fire ever evening in the first week IN
August
| have dwelt more on the scenery OF Dixville
Notch because it is comparatively unknown or
late il has attracted some attention. one OF the
routes OF the proposed Railroad from Portland TO
Montreal This route will doubtless be chosen, y
tie road Is erer buh
Ii there were good hotel in the neighborhood OF
the Notch and a good road beyond il il would
doubtless be place of some resort both for the lover
of natural beauties and for the sportsman. j. +.
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Books.
PLEASANT SUMMER READING


EOR TRAVELLERS and oihers-
L = Eorbr or Trscs. 81 rrsvei IN The Fast. 20 e
&" The picked book Of ths sea<on"
> Mary SchweGier. thr Amber Witch. .............S
A beautiful ard pure ncsson."
2 Undine ard >iutrsIn. BY foUcue. .-......S
Tbc rar,.t essence Of ror'antc genius
l. lmaSinslou snl Fancy. BY Leigh Hunt. 50
=. 4 aehcafe volume of illustrative critcism
5 The Diary Of Laiy " .lOug .
Though Seton. II profound religious interest
8. HAzhu'- Table TAX on Men, Things Ae pts
" Most brilliant pap~rs oi 4 spanking ~nier'
= Hestlong Hal and Nighi Mare Abbey .........S
Lively and pqusnt sasrca Sketches
s. The French IN A.ss ....S
q" Full ~ stirring incident and snecdcie."
p Ancient Mora. Taes. frOm Ges-A komsnor1m IN
The stories very beautiful ard rlorsL"
10 Crescent and the Iru~S By Worburion, parts. ~
4 truly dell. htful work from -rst 70 lssL"
H. The Age OF Elizabeth By W. Haziti ...........H
Full oforiginsliiy and genus
II Journal " IN African Cruiser ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Quite refreshing and delightful work"
IL Tales BY Edgar A
.Chsractrristc tales Of thrilling Incident
H. Letters from Italy. BY J. I headly ......:....S
81. Th.. best book Of trsve ever published here. :"
IL The Indicator BY Leigh Huni-2 parts. each 80
"A miscellany for Inc nelds and woods"
fs L.rhoks.- Taies. part l. By Parke Cow m ....a"
All tl,e scnon- Of this author are hne,y writrn
Il. Prose and Verse part By Thomas hood' ',...''
Nothing appropriate 70 NE seaspn INN
these clever and sparkling papers OF blood
t. Characiers OF shskspesfesPlays BY NLhsm =.
"Onginsltv is the distinguishing feature OF
s.l Haziti's productions
IA The Crock Of Gold. BY Upper 800 .'..'S
"li- mora tone : very high and pure .
~ Wilson's Genius and Characier OF burns ...'..'''"
II needs no commend stor-"
> i6l Broadway.
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FL EEv. THOMAS L. HARRIS.

NOT IN the thunder peal that shakes the Heaven;
Not in the shouiin-s Of the mighty sea
MOI where the tire-wave rolls from mountains rven
Not where the desolating whrlwiads fee
Not in the seasons with their changeful glores
Not IN the crash Of elemental wars
Not where the crysia s,resmets chime their stories
Not in the skies with sun and moon. and stars -
Not there alone resound- the hymn supcrnal.
struck from the silence by Almighty wings.
Not there alone ring forth the truths eternal
Breaihed by the spirit Of the King OF kings
Though Nature is a robe Of lishtnings woven.
Most beautiful and radiant to see.
And registers IN each progressive motion
The beaiings of the Heart Of Deity
Yet in il glow His loiiiesi revelations
OF viii and essence have been never made
Hi, voice ha,thril- and cheers the listening nations
Comes not with blazonry Of sense arrayed
Il ripples yeied in everlasting sp.endor,
Through veins where Deity hath ever ran,
Aud eapeih forth maestic, grand aud tender
From child like lips and Heaven bright Soul of Man,
Not they who arrogaie the name Reiormer
Yet light Heaven altar with unhalowed FIRE
Not they who stand like saints at every corner,
Masking their boasitul hearts in white attire
Not they who thraled by sense, voluptuous breath
call from the Tyre as pours melodious wine lings
Not ,hey whose lips are cured with serpent wreath
Who fctter with creed the love Divine ngs
Not they who follow in the train OF fashion.
Or cringe to gain the Popular applause;
Not they enslaved by Luxury or Passion,
NAV teach mankind the universal laws.
They no have borne the Crossthe scorn the sorrow
Enduring all things with forgiving love;
They who would nought from scrolls of falsehood
Waiting the revelation from above; borrow
They who have iaiered not when friend grew foe
man,
But trod through martyr flames their noble way,
Those who have wayer d not when rose-lip dWo oman
Would lead them with her Establishments astray
They who have ministered at Truth pure altar,
And in the ways OF perfect virtue trod.
They breathe in tones that may not change or tater
To Man the burning oracles of God
God spcakeih in their lives Of truth and beauty
tod speakeih in their glowing words of fire
God speakelh in their acts OF love and duty
And noiseless charities that never tire
And halced round with everlasting lustrc
They shine, transiigurcd in the might OF soul -
And thronging generations round them claster,
To hear the music from their spirits roll
For them Earth smiles more ioytuly and fairer
Each word of Truth and Love lives on for aye;
Each heart beat of their life TO Man brings nearer
The glorious morning OF the perfect Day
Duaafsbur9h, " T. July, lci5.
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THE HOTEL LAMBERT, or The ESoRAvKR's DAuei

THE HOTEL LAMBERT, or THE ENGRAvERs DAu6H-
TER From the French of EVGENE SUE. l.. WIN
chester, "a Annst n Y
This is one OF the books which Sue wrote while
vet in the dark mood while, seeing the trumphs OF
vice and the defeats of virtue he doubted whether
there were really any God in the world, or any ex
ccence in human nature. The characters are rep
resented in different grades OF beauty or deiormiiy
but the plot is laid to prove, that II you make
the temptation strong enough, the best Is sure 10
Weld Such books are not entitled TO- and VIII not
obtain, the popularity of The Mysteries OF faris
and " The Wandering Jew for our souls not only
shrink from the facts but deny the inierences-
sill they are full of talent and will be read from the
strong individuality with which characters and pas
sions are marked. We only wish the reader may
hold in mind that Sue has entered better period
now, where Hope and faith begin TO cast light into
the dark places, even into the foul dens OF human
vickcdness
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Lines addressed to the Golden Fish at
BRADBROOK'S OUTFITTING STORE,
2s7 BROADWAY.

So at the season when all hsh
Paddle up stream, by instinct led,
Thou too, Il seems did'st form a wish
To make sudden dart ahead.
Like many avouug ambitious elf
Aspiring high ss he grows bigger,
By way OF lettering thysef
Thou hast assumed IN CHER figure
W., miss thee III two seveniy-one
To meet thee NJ TWO NIStrN-sENs>,
An odd rsh sill, thou wOuld'st not run
To ANY number that was even.
Unlike some party men I've known;
On the same side we md thee still
Though BRADskoOA II might soon be SHOWN
Is always chan ging-fron the ~!
Custom sucks 10 him Ike glove
,One of hi. own, the best IN town.
And though lose some stocks may prove
HIS stocks can never be d0urr
His stvle OF shirts shs'n't forget,
IL beats all other fashions hollow
NV heart 10 on those bosorls set,
And We a passion for the collar.
But what Is this TO thee, lhou hsh,
Towhom fling these hasiy s'nes
Methinks hear thee crying psh"
And see thee make impatient ugas.
Thou 1T but the beacon guiding me
To Bradbrook's well-assoried sioek,
And had never sung OF thee
Had 81 thou been swimming round me lock
Without his SHIRTS. DRAWERS. HOSIERY me
And other notions from that quarter
think should ike thee. good sign,
Feel like hsh ihaIs cut OF wafer. - ..
from N to sY7. aull lmeodos'
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W Dr. c. Won Cort has removed ms ores ~ W.
f.'m.n Dsp-nssry from the oi Nassau and rear
.1s Brooklyn. No. AIS. Broadway, New, o,S. ofee
h,urs 10 A. NJ To ?. NJ. and from 10 T. NJ lie pas on
hsnd very supply Of remedies OF ms own pre-
parnon aud Importation together with every descr
tcv article usually kept in similar stores Among tn ~
-. s,id nv DIR Won Corr the following, prepared py
so..f. Life Pills Life Elixir. Restorative biers, Cure
~ piles Hair Restorative Segsrs :or Asthma freVrnuve
III, snail ply and al other contagious diseases All MS
Lines are purely vegetable. lie continues TO give al
&C. m tt po5r without charge. he has done for the las
urrv years in Brooklyn .,,s,,
Ncyv-lOrk, 18Th August 1870
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n The Genuinc GaIvuic Rings,

N--Dr A. H. CRlSTiE, the original psienIce and nseh-
log Of these celebrated articles feels duty 10 all warn
i public lest they be deceived purchasing gsous .l,
lions Dr. Crise wishes The citizens Of New ana OF
W understand thai he In no manner recognizes OF The ar
ne Is sold under The OF Patent Galvsnc Bands I'M
- hey are connected with his nsne and sold by his
horned Agent Dr. Criste takes The responsibility TO fur
mr. asset that these limitations OF his discovery possess no
whatever and they De regarded IN other
~ han direct fraud Physicians or rather Ise no are
Soldering nom sny the painful ma die- eompr-h-ndsd
er Rn.ur atsu IN It's forms. Nervous Complaints,
no siter how chronic severe Ia character are requested
IN snpiy Al The ony see New York. where the genuine
.vsnic Rings and their modhc aons can be obtained VIZ
49, FultOn-s a. Sun Building. SHo'
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EINGHAMs.-The moe, splendid s,oes q orfhsns
NJ lever imported .nto lhs Cry 10 he found q DINO
MAN, BODiNE COS, 81 Grand-sl lbey ave -
per recent ryaa severa OF the asf and
nos fashionable syes hss sss ne sresles sstev
OF patterns offered -xpos< for sale n The eoanuy
WIDE BLACK SiLNs- one case yas opened, very extre
rieh lasf~, etr~P, ~ DlN6MAS, bODl>E cos, 81
Oracd 81 Aso, one box green Ga1xe Neals
MOVsstLi> DsLsgSts, C.ss~sxss .~p PAau RfpA-
DINGMAN, BoDlSE 4 CO. 81 Grand -st have ,ust 70
c~vec per siesmsrp Gfes Britain, OF Ii
above goods IN great yueSy Of pai-ns elegant iessus.
ana beautiful. qualify. which they os-rnx Of very
prees CONSISTING ot Nse assf'nenl OF IN mos' do
s.rable sgyes
Morsxi>s soops The srgss, ssocs Of Moarnns Goeis
in he Guy % NewYorks 70 De ioana q p.NSMAS no
ID, lance bsck Lawns. bsck and ~ntr onsh>ns. BACH
AID white Prt. and bsck and blue oses trsPee &C a. "
which they selling the same unasoA-y ow
DiNGMAN BODt>E co. have oou'nirncSa msAans
tb ts pachasr. OF Dry Goods sac are consSu " rrssis.
nc new invoices OF fsl AID Winter GoSds every asy 0m
,n ami the mana and ,fsy WI Commune ~ ~
=. ON Ss snv osh<er store IN N-N-1ofk - -.
- corner Orchard.
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- In Cbaprery.-Before the Chancellor Henry
NJ = ,>.',-- = Lacfu- CouI-iocs and Ann Moore
r.. rrru of COn..Ock Co having persisted
r a.ns he uaIae OF Henry Daley without anlhorty We
have been compelled IL lie 9l % CON 49, !. M ~.
Com.,rrs 81 Am Moore icompo-ing The nrn o. Co-
49, 90 restraining men, their C0lnseofs Atofneys
--',,s C,.-.s Prrter.. Publishers and Agents, under
80 ,-..v -, -, Thousand dollars. 70 BE- levied on trr
oei. and ehs-s from ,srongs other nlnss) PUB snins
AID circulating any seTeirse,-n., p.p.eAon' -
.nd from using IRE name Of The SAD comp AN
AL n auy way OF manner, a. Agens OF AHs,n.{r =, s
NaGiC.f pain EXTRACTOR las his written mot
,,l .5n.t1rr on ihe wrapper Of each box Sod Whole
-, and rial a. p fl.toasrrei >an building We" io
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IRrduer's Lectures.

The Ninth nunbes OF LArdners Lectures is published
and ready for delivery Booksellers and Agents 1t
contains Lectures Protection from Lightning Magnet
ISM Electro Magnetism, The Thermometer Atmospheric
Electricity, and Evaporation.
The back numbers may still be obtained. Price %
cents each The work viii be completed IN Il numbers