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ltS- We are requested 10 announce EDWARD B' GALE as a candidate for Clerk of the County Court at the ensuing election. mhii
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For CIerk of the Circuir Conrt.

lS- am il candidate for re-eleclIon the office of Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile county al the ensuing August election.
 apl5 AUGUSTUS BROOKS.
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nrs-J offer my name 10 the voters of Mobile count, as candidate for the office of Clerk of lhe County Court or Mobile county the ensuing Augus, election
 m\24 EDWIN RUST.
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We believe tll,t the efforts now making to produce d'scord among those who have long aced in hnrmo ny, originated with few restless and ambitious men i different parts of the State, whose aln is to detach a respectable portion of our friends from their old associates, and ultimately to un'te wuh the whigs at future election Judge White under circum- stances almost identical, produced n Tennessee a coalition with the whigs which placed the whig parry in the ascendant.
 We our friend, of the dangers which threa ten em-they should guard against the iusidious foe. and let il not be said that Alabama has reced cd whilst the States around her have just emerged from the shackles of ederalIsm.- Evansville Dem- Ocrat,
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DJ-The friends of JOHN P. REMY announce him as candidate for ihe office of Clerk of the Clr- cult Court of Mnbe county, al the election on the first Monday of August next jan14 38leA
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Oy- To the Voters of Mobile eounfy: We are au ,,orzed to announce DRURY THOMPSoN as candidate for reelection the office of Clerk Of the County Court of Mobile county, ai the ensuing Au- gust election. leoo oo'ie
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lr1- Our old and uue friend JO SEAWELL, Esq is recommended as il candidate for Ihe State Senate at the election in August by NS Many Radical Democrats.
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0c5-The undersigned announces himself as can dd,tc for Clerk al the Circuit Court of Mobile coun ty, al the ensuing August election.
 iani7 4lie JACOB S. MARSH.
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db z REWARD-Lost on Saturday night last R's Sunday morning, young NEWFOUND- LAND DOG-mostlv black, breast white, fore feet and legs white and black speckled and tip of the tail white. Had chain collar and plate marked "W w McGuire." Has the mange pretty badly, and in consequence has lost much of his hair The above reward will be paid for the delivery of the dog at the Register and Journal office. jyl0
 CHTNESE MUSK SOAP--The admirers of V Musk. and they many. will find it at the point of perfection in this saponaceous preparation. When used m washing, ihe intensity of the perfume (the only objecton) is abaled. Sold by the dozen sim gle cake, at Apoihecaries Hall, aid wholesale estab bshment. No 35 Government st.
 iylO K. NORTH & co Druggista & Chemists
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ENOR SALE-A valuable fauIl, of NEGROES, A' viz: man and his wife, with three children aged II, 10 and 5, all very likely and in perfect health They will be sold bargain for cash. Ap- ply at this office. iy10
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Act- The friends of A C. WALKER announce him as candidate for the office oi Tax Collector oi Mobile county al the ensuing August election. je3
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E Y DORkTR-
RDRE&.

NEW-YORK-Per bark Iagrange-365 bale. otton It bys, trunks, hhl-, l9 pkgs mlse.
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For Clerk of ihc County Court.
 Gc1- GEORGE E. BOLT is proposed as a cam di,lale for the office of Clek of lhe County Court a ,he ensuing election. jel0*
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ra.Co,,ntv Tnx CoiIecfor.

For County Tax Collector.
 Ors- The friends of JOSEPH CURTAIN will sup nor, him candidate for the office of Tax | ollet tor of Mobile county at ihe ensuing August election jrlS
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IT. The friends of THOMAS G NEWBOLD will support hir for County Tax Collector al the en- suing August election. je3 l57*
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nry- The friends of WILLIS W. GAY will sup- mort him as candidate for the office of Clerk oi the County Court al the election in August next.
 ;anl6 AtpS
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NOR SALE-A fine young HORSE. six years 1T old, one of the best Saddle Horses in the city. Will be sold low
 Also, young Horse, only four years old, gentle in harness and a good Buggy Horse--will be sold very cheap. Apply at thIs office to
 iyl0 c. A. STUART.
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 c UNDRIFS-ln store on consignment and fol S.ale bv the undersi signed
 50 qr casks Madeira Wine
 40 half pipes Otard Brandy
 10 do Champagne do
 10 do Cognac do
 IS or casks Domestic do
 pines Holland Gin
 50 hali chests Pouchong Tea
 10 do Gunpowder do
 100 cases Hats ani Caps
 25 bbls Reciifed Whlskey
 10 bbs old Bourbon do
 20 dozen Collins Axes, 12 hhds Sperm oil
 75 pieces Kentucky Bagging
 75 coils Kentucky Rope
 10 cases silk and cotton Hdkfs
 p boxes Compost Candles
 75 bags prime Green Rio Coffee
 100 boxes Brown Soap
 20 casks and hbls Vinegar
 30 boxes Starch, Lemon, Syrup
 Assorted Cordas, Tobacco, &c jyiO sl&II JONES. ENOBACCO-L Landing ex brig Mallory, Il IS boxes Myers superior Aromatic Tobacco
 20 do do do do do
 25 boxes HenIey's Pound Lump do iy'0 For sale by SMITH, DABNEY X co. WHITE LEAD-22Ok kegs Brooklyn Co. White w Lead, just received per bark Mallory from iylo Wi WHITAKER IF af R A SAMPSON, 20 con,i.s. nRlED PEACHEs--Received per Mallory
 WRIGHT X CUNNINGHAM, jyl0 Grocers. 50 "auphin street T INSEED Oli.-2O hbls daily expected pe' brig AA Sarah Brown from New York and for sale to arrive by
 vlO wHlTAKER& & SAMPSON, 20 Cont s, DACON- Canvassed and uncanyas sed Hams, O Sides and Shoulders, just received and for sale
 by WRIGHT x CUNNINGHAM, jy1O Grocers, 5S Dauphin st RACoN-l2 casks Sides, 5 do Shoulders, re. iyio sMilTH. DABNEY co. CHEEsE-2o boxes English Dalry, just receiv- N ed and for sale by
 blO SMITH. DABNEY & co. Y INSEED OIL. Window Glass, Paints and ALBrushes, f,r sale at
 jy'0 ToDu'S Paint Store, 47 Dauphin st R ICE-In bbIs and half bbls, in first rate order, lI for sale by
 jylO B. F. ROWLAND & CO.,, 40 Com-s, WHITE LEAD-2OO kegs pure, extra and No. w l, Union White Lead Manuiactory, nt yl0 TODD'S Paint Store. Al Dauphin.st HAY-46O bales best quahiy North River, land II ing from ark Mallory, for sale by jyl0 c. GILBERT & BRO, 50 Con- st A LE-4o bbls Philadelphia sraushr, in store and y10 WHITAKER & SAMPSON, 20 Conti si NHEESE-English Daily, in prime order. fo, V sale by WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM, iylO Giocers, 58 Dauphin st 1n0 BOXES Sperm Candles, New Bedford lOO brand, for sale by blO B. F. ROWLAND & CO.,, 40 Com. st w TliISKEY Nlonongahela, in bbls and half do, l w in store and for sale by jylO c. w. TORRANCE. .OFFEE-l0O bags Rio, landing from bara O Mallory, for sale by jvl0 SMITH. DABNEY & CO. M ACKEREL-10 bbls and 20 half bbls No. l. lvl for sale by
 ivl0 SMITH, DABNEY & co uDORK-20 bbls Mess, 10 do Prime. for sale by | jy10 SMITH, DABNEY & co. p0 BOXES Ames' No. yellow Soap, for sale by CO El0 B F. ROWLAND & CO.,, 50 Com si TRY TUNGUES-Landing and for sale by . iyS WRIGHT CUNNINGHAM. bbls ReclIfed. IT. sale by w jyS SI&l JONES.
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N3- SUMMER ARRANGEMEEr.--Publi PublicatIon days, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
 To insure prompt insertion, advertisements must be handed m by 6 o'clock in the evening.
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e,-The friends of JOSEPH C.SMITH announce him a candiae for Representative to The Sia'e Legislature al ihe ensuing August election. Ho
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MARRIED-At the residence of Capt. D. S. Riggs in Dallas county, by the Rev. l.. Wright, Dr. ALBERT c. MABRy 10 Mrs MARTHA TARTT.
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EXPLOSION OF TIE MARQUETTE

FURTHER PARTICrLARs.-ln our papers of "Wednesday and Thursday, several errors connected with this dreadful calamity, crent in necessarily owing to the confusion in the midst of which our readers more correct statenent as far has come to our know ledge.
 Robert Smith, the mate ,wounded. but not severe l.
 John Horrick, the bar keeper, reported missing IS living; he carried 10 the Commercial Hote and remained there until able walk about, without informing any one of his whereabouts.
 George Bryson, 2d steward, but little injured.
 Mrs. Coxson and child, deck passengers, were carried to private house, dreaduly burnt and brn eed On Friday they were sent 10 the Charity Hos pitaI. The child is since dead
 The books of ihe boat have been found; the regis ter shows the names of cabin passengers not before reported and others winch we have gathered
 James F. N Niclols, destination MlIs's Point
 $. L. Littrell, " Lake Provid'ce.
 5: Taylor, Louisville.
 Wm. Hariwell, Mobile,
 J. Milton,
 Joseph Newton,
 D. White, " Smithlapd Together with five ladies', three gentlemen, and the chambermaid, already noticed. There may have been other genilelnsn not reg stered and unknown From the authentic sources ihe number on board appears to have been-one captain, four engineers, two pilots, one clerk, mate. oae bar kee per , two cooks, two stewards, clambcimaid, ten deck hands and hrernen, sixteen cabin passengers, and about thirty deck passengers The following re- equalization accounts lol lhem-viz:
 All on hoard,as far as known, or can by any chance be ascertalned, including captain, offi- cers, passengers and crew............ Fl
 Persons known to have been saved ani now under resme0t, some dangerous, others near ly conyalescent .............., 2g
 Number died in Hospitals, &c...I3
 Sill missing and unaccounted for. 29-7I
 Th"s il will be seen tIial m all probability FORTY TWO souls have perIshed by lhe exploson--,he ac- t'ra causes O: which may be conjeclued; bn no one save the Almighty can fix ihe fact. The hull of le boat was lowed across the river, where she soon sunk; So that that awful memento is out of sigh, Would that the memory of he fate of those on board tie Marquette could as easil, be forgouen.-tN. 0. Jefersonian.
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s-t5, The friends of JOSEPH 6. CHAMBER LIN will support him as Candidate fni the office of Tax Collector of Mobile county, at the ensuing Au- gus, election my19 145
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FOR PHILADFLPHIA.
 .SSA The brig GROWLER, Hall, master, El4A will have despatch for the above port. For freight or passage. having good accommodations ap- plv to IhlOl J.H. RIVERS x co.
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MOBILE
hursday Morning, JuIy lO, ls45

Thursday Morning, July 10, Is45 Democratic Nomination.
 FOR GOVERNOR, NATHANIEL TERRY,
 OF LIMES1 ONE. FOR CoNGRESS-FIRST DISTRICT EDW ARD $. RGAN,
 OF MOBILE.
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OR MONTGOMERY

FOR MONTGOMERY. A CSpS A The fine, fast running steamboat ks<s5sssSs5FSssE- k<sss5Fs BOURBON. Bolton master, will leave for ihe above and all intermediate landings on SATURDAY, the 12ih instant, al o'clock PM. For freight or passage apply board or to iylO MOSES WAKING & co.
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NOTICE-The Copartnershp heretofore exist V ing between the undersigned, has been mutually dissolved
 iylO 17Sm BARNES. HOLMNES & BOTTS. Y HAVE associated with me my brother EDWARD II R. BELL, and will hereafter continue business under the firm of l. BELL, JR. K Go.
 iylO BELL, JR.
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WHITE LEAD-22O kegs Brooklyn Go. White w Lead, just received per bark Mallory from New. York, for sa ale hy
 iylO WHITAKER & SAMPSON, 20 Conti.st
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TRIED PEACHES--Received per Mallory l( and for sale by
 WRIGHT X CUNNINGHAM, jyl0 Grocers, 50 nauphip street
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ENOBACCO- Landing ex brig Mallory, Il l5 boxes Myers superior Aromatic Tobacco
 20 do do do do do
 25 boxes Henley's Pound Lump do iYI0 For sale hy SMITH. DARNEY X CO.
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Yesterday the mail faed beyond Charleston. Onr dates from NewYOrk 10 the Isl iss-one day later due.
 The New-York Courier and Enquirer Of the list says, the Cotton market Is firm and the demand moderate
 Nothing Of importance done in southern Exchange -Moble 2@l dis.
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OFFEE-l0O hugs Rio, landing from bara
 O Mallory, for sale by .' jvIO SMITH. DABNEY & co.
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M ACKEREL-10 bbls and 20 half bbls No. l. MI for sale by
 ivl0 SMITH, DABNEY & co
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EDITORIAL ABIIIrY.-We were struck with the
following from the London Spectator: Newspaper
writing has grown TO be an art by itself Many a lit
erary man. who thought because the geater includes
the less, every author is oteis qualified to be an
editor has sunk back into the ranks and minor
places OF the press" after smart writing had
show his bookish talents and his inability to deal with
facts. Others who could pour forth volumes have
failed, because they could not cope with he hydraulic
pressure prompt selections of salient points needed
for the space and rapid comments of the journal
Take the best papers of either London Paris, diff
ferent the circumstances of the may be, and
You must allow it that IS not every body that could
seize the moral and spIit of passing history The same
may be said with equal justice Of the ability of the
American press. People of some little talent fancy
they can edit newspaper ifthey do nothing else
But they ually find their mistake Not only in
tellect, but knowledge Of the world miscellaneous
information tact industry, rapidty of thought, nsr-
vous style and capacity at once to catch the strong
and weak points OF every subject are required for
good editor
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DRAWING, AND MEZZO-
TINT PAINTING.

AIRS. s. L. CROKER late Principal Of the Young
Nl Ladies' Seminary in CatsklIl, New York, res
pec,fuIy informs the citizens of this Metropolis and
vicinity, that she has taken at Concert Hall,
Todd's Buildings, for the purpose Of impar,ing to
Ladies and Misses the elegant accomplishment of
superior
PENN NSHIP.
Miss PAGAN, graduate of Oneida Conference
Seminary, Cazenovia, New York, at the same rooms,
purposes giving instruction in Elementary Drawing
and Mezzotint Painting.
Lessons will be given at private residences, IL de-
sired
Terms made known at the rooms, from II o'clock,
A. M. till 8 p. M.
CONCERT HALL, Todd's Buildings,
Washington, ID. c., January, lSi5
Mrs C. and Miss +. take pleasure in stating that
they kindly permitted to make The following refer
ences
w. w. searon, Esq. Rev. Septimus Tuston,
Mayor Of Washington Rev A. A. Muller,
n I. Ellsworth, Esq. DR.. Thomas Sewall,
Co,nr,issionsr af Patents. M. st. Clair Clarke, Esq.
Rev. o. B. Brown, N. NJ, Miller, Esq.
Rev. Geo. w. Samson, Charles NJ Keller, Esq
Rev w. S. Sprole,
Jan. 3l--eodlm
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OREoos.--A letter from Moltnomah City, Oregon
Territory dated June ls 1874, states that the Ore
gon Legislature convened IN that city the day pre-
vious The Legislature Is formed by the citizens OF
the Territory, and rests Tor its authority on yolun-
tary compact among the people, as IN all primitive
governments. Judge Burnet Is member OF the Ore
gon Legislature.
The crops very good in June last, especially
the wheat crop. Laborers COMMANDED 81 % per day
with board included. The Improvements about the
falls of Willamette progressing rapidly. The
emigrants eager for the passage OF the Oregon
bill, and insist upon the retention by our government
Of every inch of that Territory. There is sufficient
pasurage for cattle during the whole year and abun
dance Of timber for building and other purposes Pro-
duce commands good price, being shipped TO the
Russian dominions AID other points OF the Pacific -
Groceries, &c, be purchased at different places
in the Territory though at rather high prices at pre-
sent; the Hudson Bay Company commanding the
market for such articles In short, the first difficult
ties of early settlement in remote region have
been removed and without the aid or encouragement
which our government ought long ago TO have al
fofded.
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PATENT OFFICE, March 10, l845.

PATENT OFFICE, March TO- 1912
ON the petition of Charles Evans, Of Philadelphia,
" praying for the extension of patent granted to
the said Evans, for an improvement in the Press,
for seven years from the expiration Of said patent
which takes place on the 18th day Of June, lS45
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office, on the first Monday IN June
next at II O'clock Nj and all persons are notified to
appear and show cause, if any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published IN
the Madsonian, printed at Washington; the
Sun, printed at Baltimore; the Keystone and SEN
tinel printed at Philadelphia; the Journal of Com
merce, printed at New York and the Times, print
ed at Boston once a week for three successive
weeks previous to the first Monday in June next.
HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH,
Commissioner of Patents.
P. s. Editors of the above papers will please CO
py, and send their bills to the Patent Office, with
paper containing this notice
March l5-law3w
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There in the United States 540 blast furnaces,
producing AIS 900 tons of pig from 95l bioomeries,
foraes rolling mills, SC. yielding 26l 600 tons bar,
hoop and sheet boiler and other wrought iron; &c.,
600 tons blooms. 1871 500 tons castings such as ma
chinery, stove plates, hollow ware, sc. The con-
sumption of iron in the United States in the crude
state, is estimated at Sa2oOO0oo per annum nearly
eouoi TO the whole value of raw cotton Produced In
the United States at present prices. According TO
Mr.. V,rIet, France Sweden, Russia, and all the
civilized powers on the continent only produce about
ported into The United States in 1874, was 99T4
IONS valued at 80, 4Sf 499.
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PATENT OFFICE, March I3, 1915.


ON the petition Of Ross Winans, of Baltimore
" praying for the extension of patent granted
TO said Wipans for improvement in axles of Rail-
way and other wheeled carriages, for years
from the expiration of said patent, which takes place
on the Goth day of July, lS45.
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office on the fist Monday in June mex,
at IL o'clock NJ. and all persons are notified to ap-
pear and show cause if any they have, why said pc
tion ought not to be granted.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published IN the
Maids oman, printed at Washington the Sun, print
ed at Baltimore; the Keystone and Sentinel, print
ed Philadelphia the Journal of Commerce, print
ed at NewYork; and the Times printed at Boston
once a week for three successive weeks previous 10
the first Monday in June next.
HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH,
Commissioner of Patents.
p 8. Editors of the above papers will please copy,
and send their bills to the Patent Office with paper
containing this notice.
March l3-law3w
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GIVE YoUR CHILD A NEwsPAPER.-A child begin
ming to read becomes delighted with newspaper be-
cause he reads of names and things which are very
familiar, and will make progress accordingly. A
newspaper in one year is worth quarters schooling
to child and every father must consider that substan
tial information is connected with advancement.
The mother of family, being one of its heads, and
having more immediate charge of children, should
herself be instructed. mind occupied becomes for
tilted against the Ills of life, and is braced for any
emergency. Children unused by reading or study, are
OF course more considerate and easily governed.
How many thoughtless young men have spent tn III
earnings in tavern or grogshop, who ought TO have
been readng7 How many parents who have not
spent twenty dollars for books for their families would
have given thousands to reclaim son or a daughter
who had ignorantly and thoughtlessly fallen into
temptation
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THE u. STATES NAUTICAL MAGAZINE,
ITO be published on The FIRST Of every month"; edited
BY Lieutenant Of the U. s. Navy-esch num-
Der TO have g. octave psgos, on fine paper in good,
clear type-for four dollars per annum.
No l. for March, 1915, rs this day received by the
subscriber, and may be examined at his hookstore.-
It's contents are, Prospectus, England and the Right
of Search; Comm rdors Perry, with plate SIR Fan
els Drake; Gibraltar; Lightning At Sea; Coas, Sur
yey Of France; Island discovered; Notices 70 Mari
nsr,; Improved Csps,an Iron Life Boat sts,msr
Princeton; Galsntry Of young officer; Naval In
,eIl,gsncs tribu,. 10 deceased officer; advertise
nenIs. r. TAYLOR, Bookseller,
march 20 Washington City.
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us- USIoN LrrrRssr AND DEBATING socrnrr.-
The usus, weekly meeting of this association will
,,L Dlace Tomorrow evening, at o'clock at the
,on rom Of the 10th street Baptist church. The fol-
which has heretofore elected an inter-
aoh.,. will he discussed viz " Has the sdop-
to- 81 N. oommoo law Of Eogland in the States BY
which adopted, bAen OF esnen' 70 noerg ana the
rrogr... Of intellectual advancement /" The public
,r. respectfully invited to attend.
C. DREW, Sserst~y.
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The HEART On reviewing the mechanism Of the
heart every reflective mind must be struck with the
admirable adaptation and suitabeness of its several
parts, and also the harmony of il. operations. How
important is the least portion Of its complex machl-
merry If but thread connected with the valves be
broken, or of its slightest membranes burst; II a
single valve omitted to fall down before the retrogage
current of blood or becone inverted the vital func.
lions could longer be carried on the vast machi-
merry OF the whole animal frame would be immediate
ly deranged and death necessarily ensue Who could
suppose that apparatus so complex, so easily &c
ranged and which is thrown into action considerably
more than a bundled thousand times day, should
yet continue unmpared f,r fifty, eighty, or a hun
bred years. How insignificant and imperfect must
appear the most admirable piece of mechanism ever
constructed by man, when compared to this What
piece of mechanism, eXerting SO much power, could
bear such velocity for Year, Yet, so perfect Is
this apparatus and well fitted are all IT'S parts,
that its rapid motions never, during health, disturb
even the tender babe, in whose breast it beats per-
haps hundred and fifty thousand time day.
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CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN SCHIL-
" LER AND GOETHE from 1894 to 1905, trans
lated by George F. Culvert, l vol, 1915.
Eothen or Traces of Travels, brought home from
the East, j volume, 1S45
Human Magnetism, its claims to dspassionate
inquiry being attempt to show the utility of It's
application for the relief OF human suffering, by w;
Newnham, M. r. s. L., l vol iS45. The first and
second volumes of Wiley and Punam's library of
choice Reading. Volume second 1.-THE Amber
WITCH" lie L,vse des Pets Enfants, on Recneil de
Recs mis- la portee du premier age.
inst published and this day received for sale by
march % r. TAYLOR