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The PiIes---A Cure for Life Secured. nR. UPHAM'S INTERNAL REMEDY, for

nR. UPHAM'S INTERNAL REMEDY, for AI the cure of Piles, Inflammation Of ihe Liver and Spleen, Inaamation, Soreness, and Liberation ef the Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and Bladder, Weakness and Inflammation oi the Spine.
 THE VEGETABLE LIFE EI.ECrUARY s the only successful remedy for that dangerous and distressing complaint, the Pies, oGered to the pubc.
 Mark this, it is an internal remedy, not an exter nal application, and will cure any case of Pies either Bleeding Blind, internal or external; and probably the only thing that will. There is no mis- take about it. IL is a positive cure-speedy and permanent. IL is also convenient medicine 10 take and improves the general health in a remarkable nanner.
 h is very mild in its operation. and may be taken in ol the acute iafamWaton, without dan ger. All external applications aIe in the highest degree disagreeabie, ncOnvenient and ofensive and from the very nature 0! the disease, temporary m their effects. This medicine attacks the disease at s source, and removing the cause, renders the cure certain and permanent.
 The ElecIuary contains no mineral medicine, no aloes. colecynlb, gsmboge. or other powerful and irritating purgalive. No fear of taking cold while under its influence. No change in diet necessary. Iftakea according to directions, cure Tor lie is 2 Propretor's office. 196 Bowery. Sold wholesale and retail by l. c. DUBOISE & CO.
 novs 3s Water.street, Sole Agents. PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS. w HITE LEAD.-Unon, Philadelphia and INV Western R 0iIS-Linseed, Sperm. Tanners and Neaisioot ,f GREENS--Chrome, Parls, Verdgris, Brunswick
 REDS-VerniIion, veailian, Lake and Orange \ BLUES-Prussian, Antwerp. verdiier, Indigo fELLOWS-Chrome. Ochre. Patent, Kings I dLASS-French and American Window and Picture, sizes from 6XS 10 S6X40
 BRUSfsEs--As,is house painters, gilder's and white wash sA
 vARNISfiES- caseh, picture polishing. furni ture and japan
 Spirits Turpesaiass ,Ns sad silyeriI.eai, Btonze x xArtIst's colofs, zfoua.i, a ses sspk drs; together wsh general assorllnent ct every article uaed in ks,Iss, sign and orgamenini painting.
 For sale al FOODS General Paint Store,
 1 H bssphfRGuy8
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St StUMWALT & TEST, BooKsELLERs, STA. S TIok FRS, AND BLANK Book MANUFAcTU- RERs, No 36 Daaphin street Mobile.-Keep constant y sn hand large and well selected stock of Books and Stationery be found in the southern States Their stock embraces every variety Of Law. Medical, Theological, Miscellaneous and School BookA; Law and Mercantile Blanks, Mortgages, Deeds. Leases, Checks, Notes of Hand, Receipts, Bills of Lading, Bills of Exchange, Foreign and Domestic, &c. &c. Also, Blank Books of various sizes, adopted to every department o business ; Ledgers, Journals, Day Books, Cash Books, Record Books, Dockets, Letter and Cargo Books. Passage Registers, Passage Books, Crew Ledgers, Wood Books, Exchange, Check, Bills sf Lading and Dray Receipt Books, and every variety of Stationery re- qlired in the Counting Room, of the very best quail ". In short, they are determined 10 keep every article usually calt lsi in Book store. LAW LIBRARIES furnished on the most liberal terms also, Private and Public Libraries, with Mis- cellaneous Books.
 PARTICULAR CARE is taken in selecting the la- test and most approved editions of School Books, and punctualily and promptness observed m filling orders for Teachers of Schools and Colleges. SUNDAY SCHOOLS furnished with Books of In- struciion, and for premiums and Library
 They also depositors of the Mobile Bible so- ciety, where can be had for AuxliarIes and Sab bath Schools, Bibles and Teslaments at the Ameri. can Bible Society cost, with the expenses of Freight, &c. added.
 Printers of Newspapers, Periodicals and Books, furnished with all the materials connected with their establishment.
 They are also prepared to make to order, and at short notice, Dockets and Record Books for Sher-
 ifs and Clerks of Courts, and every variety of Blank Books for mercantile establishments, ruled ts any pattern, and bound in the and most substan tial manner. Also, Music, Periodicals, &c. Sc. bound in the neatest style, or to pattern.
 Gentlemen wishing to import any particular Law, other Book, will, by leaving thelr orders, be promptly attended to, and persons ordering, may rely upon being as libsralIy dealt with, person ally present.
 They therefore, with confidence, invite all persons that purchase articles in their line, to forward their orders or If in the city, examine their stock, be- fore purchasing elsewhere.
 Mobile. December 9th lS15.
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NEW BOOK ESTABLISHMENT. IL n0RLER

Bookseller and Stationer, No 49 Danphin Street, \ 5 now opening an entirely new and excellent as- IL sorlmenl of valuable Books. The collection braces the best and standard authors, whose works have from time to time appeared. History, Biogra- phy and General Literature; the Sciences, Natural History, Useful and Fine Arts, Greek and Latin Classics, Philology, Law, Theological and Medical Books ,Src., from the numerous writers these sub ects may all be obtained ol the latest editions, al the least possible expense.
 SCHOOL Books, viz: Spoilers, Readers, Die. tionaries, Grammars, ArIthmelIcs, Biographies, Histories, Biographies; French, German and Span ish Grammars and Dictionaries; Latin and Greek GIamMars; Exercises and Lexicons, with the best elementary books of Rhetoric, Elocuton, Logic, Composition, Algebra, Geometry, Surveying, Draw ing, Book keeping. Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany, Mineraogy and Geology; Natural History, Physlology, Astronomy, Intellectual and Moral Philosophy, Political Economy, &c.,, to which the attention of Dealers, Teachers and Parents, IS res pecifully invited.
 Elegantly bound Blank Books of every description, suitable for counting rooms and public offices they warranted to be superior for style of 6nish and durability; Ledgers, Journals, Daybooks, ,invoce Books Cash Books Sales Books of Blue and White or laid Papers, in Russia Ends plain Binding; Hal.bound Day books; Long folio petty Ledgers; long and petty Cash Books; Bill Books of various forms; Receipt Books, Bank Books, Memoranda Books, Cypher ing Books, Scrap Books, Pocket Ledgers, Pass Books, Indexes, Copy Books, Scratch Books, Pro- mssory Notes, BillsD Exchange; Drafts, engraved and printed; Copying Presses and Books; Bills of Lading, Blank Cards, Visiting Cards, Check Books; Ship, Steamboat and Dray Receipts; Cotton Weighers Books
 BLANK BooKs-made to order and to any requir- ed pattern; Printed work, Music, Periodicals and Pamphlets, neatly beund.
 Together with Bibles and praysr Roeks, G,ti Books. &c., in beautiful bindings. The whole Of which it is designed 10 sell upon the most favorable terms. dec 24
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HAVILAND, CLARKE & co. l. c. DUBOSE. & 70. By $. v. MORRESEN, N. OrIenns.

TENERRIBLE DIS ASTERS of all snrls are be- lA comIng go common as not t0 astonish an" one. The world is familiar with lhe bursting of cannon, the blowing up of sieamboais the murder of wives, deaths by flood, field and fire, and all he thousand forms that casualties days assume. For years death by disease has been the most common thing in the world, and men have ceased to be surprised whnn they hear that i,eir friends have fallen vic- tins. But the astonshment winch attends the cures effected by Dr. Peters celebrated Vegetable Pills is still as fresh and uabounded as ever. When men see, however, coughs, colds. consumption. headache, dyspepsia, diarrhoea, ague, and host of other dis eases cured by his pills when they see asthma, aundce, piles, nausea liver complaint, cholic drop sy, levers. etc, cured by hts Pills and rheuma- iism and kindred pains healed at one application by his Pasters, how is il possible their astonshmeni should ceasel For sale by
 HAVIIANn cI ARkE R CO
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Hardware, Cotton and Wool Cards, Manii-
 la Rope, etc.

 p ECElVED per la'e arrivals. and now landing lN from bark Vernon and other vessels and for sale
 by DADE & REYNOLDS, 24 Water st.,
 Collins Yankee and Kentucky pattern Axes; Ja. cob's, Halls and Reynolds Shinglmg. Claw and Broad Halcheis; Pennsy ylyania pattern Broad Axes; Davis & Co. and Simmons House and Ship Car penter's Adzes, If, I and 10 down Cast Iron Weighs; Patent Counter Scales. and Scale Beams, from $50 to 800 lbs; Wrought Iron Handled Sad Irons; Ames', Adams, Rvwland's, Thouas' and Carr's Shovels and Spades, long and short handles; Bash's patent metal and iron moasses Gates; do do do Fauceu's assorted sizes; Tennessee iron and Britannia Tea and Table Spoons; Cocoa, Box and Metal Headed Nail and Spike Gimb'e's, eight ca Brights short, long and loopen eyed Augers two cases single and double Guns; Brade's cast steel Brick rrowels; brass, hair and iron wire Selves; Manila Rope ;bed we'll and plough line size Cotton Rope, Cotton Plough Lines. Cotton and Hemp Irvine and Manila Bed Cards; FIfly groce assort ed sizes Mahogany Furniture Knobs; one hundred dozen. .Emerson's Razor StroTs; Cotton. Horse and Wool Cards. Curry Combs; Rowlaad's cast stee Mill Saws, Nails. Brads, Cut Tacks, Shoe Black ing etc., with the usual assortment of an hardware store. togeiher with many articles in the variety HRias kopt bsfetofore-Ad wAioh will Do sold ysry NV sepI6
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v5 Bookseller md staiioner, 4s

STAVES & WHITE OAK rIMBt.k WANT - ED--The subscribers wish contract for a quantity of White Oak, Pipe Slaves, and square pieces of Timber, particulars can be had onappIi- cation either in person or tv letter.
 sepz8 ESLAVA, MURRELL q co.
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NORTH & co. 4 APOTHECARIES AND CHEMISTS.
and dealers in

and dealers in | GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS, | Apottecaries Hall opposite the Mansion Honss, and B Goernmsnf street. ID RESPECTFULLY call the attention of Fami- AG lies, Physicians, and the public generally in town and country 10 their extensive and we'll select ed stock of Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals, and large assortment of the most delicate French, Eng lIsh, German and American Perfumes and Extracts, &c together with a great variety of Brushes, Combs, and Fancy Articles, adapted to the Toilet or Nursery.
 Physicians' prescriptions will receive particular l attention.
 The very best of Medicines constantly kept on hand, and competent person always in readiness, both night and day, to prepare them in the most careful and scientific manner, with scrupulous gard to correctness. LEEcHFs of the best kiad always kept for sale, and person (Mr. Payne) every way competent at hand to apply them and charge made but for those nat take. Medicine chests filled and refied ia the eatest and most careful manner. novl rENHE AMERICAN ART. UNION-For the pro- N motion of the Fine Arts m the United State, was incoi porated m lS50, is managed by gentlemen without compensation, and pursues the following plan
 Every subscriber Of five dollars IS a member for | the year.
 | The money thus obtained, after paying necessary expenses. is applied in the first instance the pro- duction from an American Painting of large costly original engraving, in the highest style of Amer ican l Art.
 | For every five dolars paid by him, every member | receives a copy of the engraving. Every member | also receives annual report, containing the pros ceedngs and addresses at the annual distribution, a
 li.t of the members, &c.,, and sometimes aa addi- | tionai work of Art
 The residue of the money is applied to the purchase
 of American works of Art-Paintings, Sculpture,
 Sc. ,-varying in price from twenty several hun ] dred dollars. -as 1 These works of Art--the paintings being richly frsmed-are publicly distributed, by lot, among all
 the members. on Friday before Christmas each
 year; every member having one share for every five l dollars paid by him.
 Each member is thus certain of receiving in return
 the value of the five dollars paid, and has also a
 chance oi drawing painting, other work of ari l of g'eai value.
 The plate for ,h,s year is ''sir Walter Raleigh, parting with his Wife,"
 Subscribers for last year get their engravinRs,
 llhe capture of Andre) by chilling on 5. w. Allen,
 hen. See, 2s DasphiR sEssi.
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ID OWLANDS KALYDOR Thls invauable \ N and refreshing wash for the face and hands particularly during the summer, is too well known, and too universally acknowledge to need much rec concentration.
 It IS incomparable as preserver of he skin, ren- dering il soft, clear and healthy, removing redness, pimpes and discooratons of all kinds, IreckIes, and all unpleasant cutaneous eluptions frequent in this climate.
 lis capabi'iiy for mparling bloom 10 the cheeks. soess and decacy to the hands, and soothing irri- taton, renders il indispensable to every Toilette
 Gentlemen who suffer from tenderness of the Face after shaving, will find m this Kalydor an allevia- ting and emoient application, removing e6eciualy, all irritation and pain.
 RowIands Kaydor is unIailing relief to those Ladies who suffer from infamed and nipples, by its peculiar cooling effects and it's powers of al laying indamslion il recommends tselito their
 This preparation is as innocent il is efiicacious. lt is warranted to contain no mineral astringens. which are utterly ruinous To lhe complexion, and by their action endangering health For sale al
 ielO GATES'S Pharmacy, l36 nauphn st
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FINHE COMPOUND CHEMICAL WHALE OIL E SOAP.-Rosebugs Leaf Lice. Slugs, and eve- " other description of Insects upon bushes, grape vnes, peach, apple and other trees, shrubbery, nps, grass plots, cabbages, etc., permanently erad cated.-This preparation has decided advantages over any other hitherto brought into use as it moi only destroys all the yermn parasite upon yegea- bles, but also contributes 10 the fertility and cleanI ness of the plants, barks and roots of the trees.
 It may be considered iniallible in it's applica ions; and account of It's cheapness, very accessible to any extent, to Horticuurists, Agrcullurists, Farm CTS and Planters.
 Directions for ass.--A teaeup full dissolved in one gallon and pini of rain is ol sufficient engih to sprinkle the plants and shrubbery morning and evening. until all insects have disappeared.- Peach and other trees may be moisiened by means of large syringe. and al the same time lle bark of the trees may be sponged wlil the liqnd
 A supply just received and for sale by l.
 l. c. DuBOSE & CO, Wholesale
 ap9 " Druggists, 39 W ater atrset
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CAUTION. James s. Mason's Spanish Backing Label Counter feited.

JdMes o LuuSVH SPoHtSn DtdchiNS LdOH C0uHtN-
 feiied.
 SHIPPERS, Merchants, and the public generally 0 accustomed to purchase for use Mason's celebra- ted Challenge Backing, very respectfully quested 10 examine the LABELS of Backing boxes and ascertain if the NAME of James $. Mason IS thereon, as his Spanish Backing Labels have been copied in every particular, the name and location only excepted. by concern in Philadelphia, for the purpose of DECElVING THE PUBLlC, by impo- sing on their confidence in favor of Mason's Black ing. The style and form of he engraving and let leing, the wording and color of the paper have all been copied.
 OBSERVE, that Msson's Challenge Backing is never labelled in Spanish for any American market. To PREVENT FRAUD for the future, James s. Mason will place his signature on the label of every box of blackidg prepared by him, without which none is genuine Hs long experience manuiac- turer, the and variety of his machinery, and other facilities, afford him superior advantage over any other Backing Manufacturer in the U. States. Orders for Backing and Writing Ink of the best quality furnished promptly and to any extent, by
 JAMES s. MASON, 193 North Sd st.
 For sale, wholesale and retail, by
 mhl9 I. c. DUBOSE & co. 39 Waier-st.
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PAINTS, OILS, sc.

PAINTS, OILS, &Cs HAVILAND, CLARK k CO, 40 and 47 Wa I 1 TER STREET are receiving and offer for sale at low prlces-
 WHITE LEAD-250 kgs pure, in 25 to 100 lb kgs 300 6 extra, q
 300 300 '' Nc. l, $ LINsEED OIL-25 bbs Bridges' SPIRITS TURPENTIEE-30 bbls in fine order
 for shipping.
 WIEDow (ir.Ass- l5o boxes by 10; 56O do 10
 uy I2; 50 do by 8 to by l3, 300 do 10
 by 14 10 24 by 32
 PAINT BRUsHEs-l00 dog NCs ' to 900 ,000 SASH BKusHEs--l00 2toS YELLOW OcHRE-5o kegs 25 lbs each, III oil SPANISH BRowE-50 26 " BLACK PAINT-30 kegs 25 CHRoHE GREEr-l5O lbs ground in oil: 209 " dIy, Tiernan's No CHROME YELLew-150 lbs dry |" VREETIAE RED-6 bbls Enp sh VARNIsHks-Coach, Furniture and Japan Far'h LAMfBLAcK-Eddy's refined and common. PATENT BI AcK-For carriage makers. GLUE-l0 bbls common and fine Together with general assortment of articles for Planters use. Ar;lsls' colors. &c. novls MENTAL INSrRUMEN TS-The .subscribe 1b call ihe attention of Dentists to their stock, among which may be found:
 GoLD FolL--Abbey's & Jones' Gold Foil, as- sorted numbers
 TIN FoIL-Jones'
 TEETH-Slockton's Plate, Pivot, MOar, Bi- cusped and lower lncisor Teeth
 FoRcEPs-Stra,ght and curved. double and sin- gle jonted ami children's Forceps-common and ex- Ira fine
 ExcAvAToRs-C Cheyalier's steel and ivory han dled Excavators
 MOUTH MIRRoRs-Silver, Rosewood and Ivory handles.
 FiLEs-Siubbs' flat, hslf-round, round and taper Files-together with variety of Drills, Plugging and Cleaning Instruments etc., for sale at low pri- ces novJ7 HAXILAND, CLARK A co
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GIBBON'S LIFE. BY HIMSELF-The Aulo- N biography of Edward Gibhoa. Esq, IlIusrat. ed from his letters, with occasional and narra tives. B, John Lord Sheffield In one vol I2mo
 "This has long been looked upon one of the most interesting of this class of writings The state ly manner in which Gbbon assumed m his history, is here exchanged for easy and direct style of narraiNe."
 For sale bv J DOBIER,
 oc,23 Bookseller and Stationer 49 Dauphn st
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yNsENsIRLE REPRESENTATION.

The edIng hguie is given ioTe2reseIt ihe IksrEsIRLE PERsPi- RATION. II lis the great EyAeUATIeN for li.e impurities of the lIodi. It will be noticed that a thick cloudy mist is- sues from all prints of he face, which kn- ,licates thai ihis ,erspi- Iation flows uninlerrupt- edly when we aIe 'n health, but ceases N hen
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TENWO LIVES, OR, TO SEEM AND TO BE-

FEtWo LIVED, Oh, lO oEEM AND io Dc- l By Maria J. Mcintosh, author of "Conquesi and Self Conquest" "Praise and Principle, ,' etc. etc One handsomely printed volume, l2mo.
 'sThe previous works of Miss Mcintosh, although issued anonymously. have been popular, in the best sense of the word The simple beauty Of her narra- lives, combining pure sentiment with high principle and noble views of life and its duties, ought to wm for lhem hearing al every fire side in our land We have rarely perused A tale more interesting and in- s,ructive than the one before us, and we commend il cordially 10 the attention oi all readers" Prof Churchman.
 LANEToN PARsoNAGE-A tale by the auth or of "Gertrude," ," Amy Herber," etc One yol- tune. I2mo. For sale by J. DOBLER.
 nov4 Bookseller and Stationer, 49 Danphn st ~ BILLIARDS HISTORY OF THE CHRIS N THAN CHURCHES-A history ot the Church of Christ from its Institution the Sixteenth Century, in which are traced the Rise ani Progress of ts Cor ruption and Reformation. By Thos. Gaillard. Part first. PLAN OF THE WORK,
 Retrospective view of events, preceding and fore shadowing the Advent of the Messiah; with refer ences the Prophecies in relation to that event.
 A succnct account of the Birth. Ministry and Cru cifxion of Jesus Christ and of the organization of the Primitive Church by the Apostles.
 The History of the origin and progress of the Cor ruption of the Christian Church-iraced through Ihe successive changes in the form of it's government and the introduction of new rites and ceremonies in Publc Worship. .rg.
 The History of Popery--ofits rise and gradual ad- vance to the attainment of Universal Doninion-to which is shown the falacy of it's pretentions to an Apostolic succession, and its claims to the character of infallibilily.
 Refer ences to the Doctrines which agiiated the Church. and to the several religious which arose from the time of Saviour the close of the His tory.
 The History of the Reformation is both more mi mute aud comprehensive, than any which has hitherto been published in common with general History of the Church. For sale by a.al
 J. DOBLER,
 nov5 Bookseller and Staiioner 4g Dauphn-it.
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AK. PETERS TIMETABLE PlLiS.-TIme N which "irIes all things" has thoroughly estab-
 ,hed he ineslimabe value ofihese Pills, harlic anlibllIious and detergent mt dclne. II is now twelve years since Dr. PETERS gave them 10 the world. and their reputaiion founded on his bug experience still continues 10 increase. The annual sales, which. during the first year. amounted 10 one hundred thousand boxes, have, during the last year, exceeded ten times that amount and the market for them, once confined lo few States .loS comprises not only the entire Union but Canada, New Bruns. wick, Nova Scotia and ibe West ladies. They may truly be termed the grsdt household Medicine of hs South and West. No other Pills have been wide Iy patronzed in thoTe regions They are purely vegetable in their nature, and so mild and gentle in their operations. that they may be given with per feet safely even to infant. There is mol parti- cle of any irritating or drastic substance m their composition, yet they upon the secretions with unequalIed certainty and drec,ness; l'Is purifying the constituents of the blood and az nature to throw into circulation perfectly healthy fluid. - Among the multitude of diseases to the of which Dr.. Peters Vegetable Pills adapted. may be menioned-habual Costiyeness, Bilious Fe yer. Jaundce, Cholic, Dyspepsia. Ague and Fever, Worms, Female Irregularities, Heartburn, D, sem tery. Diarrhn, Torpor of the Bowels, Piles, Flat- uIency. Loss of Appetite, Furred Tongue. Nausea, Rheuma, ism, Asthma, Dropsy, Boils and all dis of the skin caused by impury of the blood ,to- geIher with every species of complaint affecting the stomach or bowels.
 For sale by HAVILAND, CLARK & CO, IC DUBOSE,l& ,l& COR. l.. WATKINS, and Druggists erally in Mobile.
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Bookseller and Statoner, 49 Dauphin st.
 Genivieve. or the ChevaIer of Mason Rogue--an episode of l793, by Alexander Dumas. Ciabriele Mimanso, the Niece of Abd.el. Ka,er or an Attempt to Assasinate Lotus Phlhppe-translat- ed from the Swedish of c J L Almguist by Gusta- yus Hebbe, l. l. D.
 The Black Pluned Rifeman, a tale of the Revo- lution--hs Newton Cults, author of the Doom of the Tory Guard, &c &c.
 Archibald Werner, or the Mothers Revenge-by Charles Spndar author of the Jew. the Jesuit, &c. The Creole from the German of Zschokke.
 Marion and hIs Men,an historical romancc-.b the author of Paul Jones, Hastings, &c.
 Altar Gull-a Nautical tale by Eugene Sue
 Lives ot Celebrated Stalesmen--by John QuiHcy Adams, L L D, with sketch of the author, by Rev. Charles w Upham. ss, Aunt Patt,'a Scrap-bag-by Caroline Lee Hentz. author of the Mob Cap. with designs by Darley.
 The Fair Isabe, or the Fanatics of the Caverns, tale of the Huguenot war--by Eugene Sue, plates. The Ring Dove, or the Priyaieer and the Cutter; Ingrahim's last. lWt1 lE.sl'
 Sam Hous,on and his Republc--by Edwards Lester. N-f -ts5 ll, .la Es1al ytlYy
 Hudleberg-A Romance, by @ James. Also--A new supply of the Count of Monte Chris- io, by Dumas; and ihe Quaker City, by 9ocuQe Mppar4 Esq, r6sh edzaUh. f5s1