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FUNHE COMPOUND CHEMICAL WHALE OIL SLAp l l

- 1 SOAP.-Rosebugs Leaf Lice, Slugs. and eve- ry other description of Insects upon bushes, grape vnes peach, apple and other trees, shrubbery, nps, grass plots, cabbages etc., permanently erad- caled.-This preparation has decided advantages over any other hitherto brought into use, as it not only destroys all the vermin parasite upon vegeta- bes, but also contributes the fertility and cleanl- ness of the plants, barks and roots of the trees.
 It may be considered inalibIe in its applica ions and on account of cheapness, very accessible to any extent, to Horicullursts, Agricuturists, Farm and Planters.
 Directions Jor use.-A teacup full dissolved in one gallon and pint ofran Is of sufficient strength to sprinkle over the plants and shrubbery morning and evening. until all insects have dsappeared.- Peach and other trees may be moislened by means of large syringe, and al the time the bark of the trees may be sponged wiih tic liquid
 A supply just received aud for sale by
 l. c. DUBOSE & CO, Wholesale
 ap9 Druggists 39 W aier street
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iBBON'S LIFE, BY HIMSELF-The Auto. M biography of Edward Gibboa. Esq, Illuslrat. ed from his letters, with occasional notes and tves. B, John Lord Sheffield. In one vol l2mo
 This has long been looked upon one of the 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 narraiiye."
 For sale by DOBTER,
 oct23 Bookseller and Stationer 49 Dauph,n st
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DR. GORDON'S VEGETABLE ANTI BIL- DIOUS FAMILY PILI.S-For the cure oi Bilious Fever Yellow Fever, Remittent and Inter- milen' Fevers, Infammatory. Nervous and Puirid Fever, Pain in the Head, Side, Back and Stomach i; Inflammation of lhe Brain, Stomach, Lungs. Liver, Kinnevs, Throat and Chest Dropsy, Scrofua Syphilis, Sick Headache, Rheumatism Cholic, Low Spirits. Dyspepsia. Mysteries.
 DR. GORDON'S Pills are truly the sick man s friend. No Traveller or Family should be without them. Their timely administration will prevent much pain and suffering, and many valuable lives.
 These Pills were compounded by Dr.. Gordon af- years of study and careful observation upon the nature of different medicines, and the effect which they produce upon different constitutions in various forms of disease. They have been extensively used by some of our most eminent Physicians, and by ny private families for several years and such has been the satisfaction which they have given that il is firmly believed that the vegetable kingdom does col furnish anv materials fora pngaiive medicine which surpasses for general use, those of which these pills composed. They do not contain Cal omel. Mercury any other mineral preparation but are composed entirely of concentrated vegetables tracts. carefully prepared and combined as to be Certain, Safe aud Easy in neir operation. For sale by HAVILAND, CLARK & co. Sole Agents. HNYLER'S AGUE AND FEVER PILLS--A A certain safe and effectual cure for Ague and Fe- yer, in all Its various forms. Also, an excellent Tonic m Dyspepsia Paipliation Oi the Heart, Loss of Appetite, Neuragia, Nervous and other diseases, which arise from weak and debitaed condition the system.
 These Pills are prepared only by Dr. q. K. Ty- Ter, regularly educated physician, who from many years experience, confidently recommend them as tue best remedy for Ague and Fever ever offered to the pubic; having frequently rested their great curative power upon those who had long suffered der this troublesome and dangerous disease.
 Several eminent pIy sicians who have ascer'ained high standing for their successful treatment of that they have never known single instance where It taken directed, that tdd not effect per- manen, and lasting cure.
 These Pills contain neither mercury arsenic, or any thing that can iuiure the syslem-but, the contrary, may be taken where medicine of bIs kind is needed, not only with perfect safety, but with the most decided advantage. For sale by
 HAVILAND, CLARK, & co.
 iylcmo and GEO. GATES, Sole Agents.
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HAvILAND, CLARKE & co.

WAR, PESTILENCE AND FAMINE-with
 w all their horrible train, may stalk over the land the thunder of Engand's cannon may roar m our harbors; the earthquake may open its ponderous jaws to engulph citizens haslones and balls of fire may ram down upon our heads and yet so long the inestmabe Vegetable Pills of Dr. Peters are placed within reach. we may call ourselves the hap- piest nation on earth. And why because all these accumulated horrors cannot compare with the suf- ierings that result from bilious iisenses, and he thousand ills that flesh is he 10, and winch his Veg
 eable prepations will speedily sweep from our land. Their power is silent and noiseess-bui rs might is irresistible. For sale l, Druggists in Mobile.
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PAINTS. OLS. NC.

HAVILAND, CLARK & CO, 45 and 47 VA n TER STREET are receiving and offer for sale al low prices
 WHiTG LEAD-25O kgs pure. in 25 to 100 lb kgs
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SHERMAN'S WORM LoZEN GES--There 0 cannot be recommended io the public better worm destroying medicine than Shelman's Worm Lozenges; they pleasant and easy 10 take, and therefore particularly adapted for children Many diseases arise from worms, and occasion long and intense suffering and children are treated for various complaints without deriving any benefit, when one two doses of these Lozenges would speedily cure them For sale at c CAFES Pharmacy,
 sep23 l36 Dauphin st
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-09

,.KrsLNtt.N --Nn extensive and .l"gtnt as
 nrlment of Perfumeiy and Toilet articles, among
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-09

IAR. PETERS VEGETABLE PILI.S.-Tme
 (which 'ries all things" has thoroughly estab- lished the inesiimable value ofhese Pills, as ca liarlic, anIiblllious and detergent mtdicme. It is twelve years since Dr. PETERS gave them 10 the world, and their reputation, founded on his long experience still continues to increase. The annual sales, which, during lIe first year, amounted one hundred thousand boxes, have, during the last year, exceeded ten times that amount, and the market for them, once confined to Il few States 10 comprises not only the entire Union, but Canada, New Bruns. wick, Nova Scotia and the West ladies. They may truly be termed the great household Medicine of he South aud West. No other Pills have been so wide ly patronized in those reg ions. They are purely vegetable in their nature, and so mild and gentle in their operations. that they may be given with per- feet safety even to an infant. There is not part- cle Of any irritating or drastic substance m their composition. yet they act upon the secretoHs with unequalied certainly and drecness; thus purifying the constituents of inc blood, and ena ag nature to throw into circulation perfectly healthy fluid. - Among lhe multitude of diseases to the cure of which Dr. Peters, Vegetable Pills are adapted, may be mehiioned-habiiual Costiveness, Bilious Fe- yer. Jaundice, Cholic, Dyspepsia. Ague and Fever, Worms, Female Irregularities, Heariburn, Dysen- tery. Diarrhg, Torpor of the Bowels, Piles, Flat ulency. Loss of ofAppetite. Furred Tongue. Nausea, Rheumatism. Asthma, Dropsy, Boils and all dis of ihe skin caused by impurly of lhe blood to- geIher with every species of complaint affecting ihe stomach ar bowels.
 For sale by HAVILAND, CLARK & CO, I c DUBOSEJ& co, ,R. l.. WATKINS, and Druggists erally in Mobile.
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Trade OF the Hudson.

rrodu1, and Country Merchandise Ayriuias Neio York
Reported Specially for The Ner- York Tribune
Old Troy Line-Pope Catlin-Baree WarTen-9O bb's
aour waIiag Gregory & Co. Se2 do NJ Hoyt Sen; a5l
do Bows Cary: 1872 bbls pork Goodhue CO.. 40 do War
ipg, Gregory X Co.
Toy and Western Lake Boat Line Boat T Jones
$40 bbs -four Suydam, Sage Co; so casks high wines
Kent ktDnan Co.
same Line Fair Sailo--a4 hbls -four Nevius
Son. o2 tics beef Suydam Sage Coz So cs.sa high wines
Foster Rollins CO. Ii kegs butter Daier Miller Co; 9
kegs butter II Bsdenhurg.
9roy and Michigan Line-Wheeler, Croker & Co-Boat
C n Mason-2300 bushels whea, Bows Cary; 70 packs
fdrs hid do Is packs skins Suydsm Sage Co.
Same Line Boat Pnce,on-2O2 bushels corn u h'ssam
Is bbls sshes Wood x Sheldon; 20 do Kent hnnsn Go;
- boxes furniture " Fraser q boxes 50 rolls leather
NJ Lsupp Co; r do Il Fo,ier; Ii bales heup Wheeler
Crocker CO; l5do McGreeor Wise Mot,i 10 do heran
Lees X Co:
Nav York srd Albany Line-J Msiler-Bsrge Splendid
90 nbis -four Fots Hopkins SIS co Bartlett Miller; 23i
DO T. h Cbson 1899 Dows CGry 80 bbls ashes Mead
& Co; 5 do ] Cobb; S do Burdick Siimsn; IS bbls
honor Lake; SIS do Kent. Kinnan Co; SO bhs provi
niou. E II Gbson $50 sides leather Suydam Forsyth
L Fish Sos Ltne-Boa, Thurlow Weod-Soo hhls hlur
2cr bushels 1885 DO shor:s 2S8 do corn NJ rn %
Same L'ue-Bosl Bunker Hll5U1o oushes oa's looo 40
nnc feed 5 NJ Fish
New York aud Osweso Line-C Bslis-Bosi Sea Horse
-lSubs hbls eggs Brown; lbos potatoes Geo
Jsm.or bblpegss Snyter Lsphsm pisno ior,e Jonh
Buck $3.50 hu.h-!s Conan, Hopkins Co; 2iO bos
-Four uycAin, Sage Co. an
Albany ard Canal Line-A Hoy,-Barge P1esden!-9s
eb's aour suvdSu. Sage Co; a do Wsring, gregory
Co; 100 Dwight. Beals y Co; $40 do Dwight John
som 26o do w l. BOYD; lis do Cowng Co' 24s 90
Hoproet Son; 81 DO Mead, Burchsrd Co; do Cow
ing Cei 90 Yates Pepocn; 30 do T h Giosoo; ~
Reed.
New York and Albany Ine-C Shear Boat Van Olirda
eaahs sihes Dennison Belden; $50 casks lime Cool
3rthn 100 Go DO Hunt; so do NJ w Curiss; 100 do
co h Butter 81 do Gran, 8 Dickinson
Ns% \ OK, Uica npc Osw-go Lips--W Rossiler-boat
< :" SoefI-5No Dds dyur SGydSD, Sage Co.
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DIED:

Vn saturday morning. June 18TH Of dropsy the brain
hMELlA, daughter of Joshua Underhi aged years
va saturday the 2o,h inst Mrs ANN, relct OF Ephraim
~ ~ WI" ~, N The SD year of her age.
n, ana those OF her sons Chas. E. and James K.
g. ~ e ia'nec to attend her funeral this (MondAy)
a. o'clock from her late residence No. IS
AZ 'ne residences Of her sonn-lsw c. J. Gsyer IA For.
ss'c-s'. near 6roome. Mrs. HANNAH BURT aged SIS
Year., relict OF The late Peter Burr
TRENDS OF the family requested to attend the
VIII 'Ls SNonaasl afternoon al o'clock, precisely,
INV, IA Williamsburg. L. on Sunday morning. Mrs CATH
"a, hELME, IN the 18TH year OF her sge, widow OF
N'i loan 1onh =. h.ime, formerly Of Providence k. /
THIS AFTERNOON, az O'clock from the residence
l!amsburg -A'''' -'0''u 'i''n's " IL
providence papers please COPY
RnTiSr e '.n uit: In wattseurg, Pa Judge CAsPAR n.
AVusE, In the 10Th year of his age.
nouse vas native Of Dutchess Co. but resided
49, yeafs In Chenango He was formerly member OF
me Senate of this State. "-'''- -
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FATAL ACCIDENTAL New Orleans. on the
1l,h inst Mr. s. s. White thrown from his horse
and injured so severely that he shortly after expired
n The U. S. r. steamer Spencer. Capt CUR
which sailed hence the 10th inst for the Gulf OF
Mexico returned to port last evening In consequence OF
the boilers leaking badly render It impossible to
get up atea. On Sunday last to the southwark OF St
Augustine spoke u. s. K. McLans. from this
port. Charleston Cour. June ls:h.
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cg~ SEE MARINE JOURNAL. FoURyg PAGE
CIEARED

II.
Ship Rochester Britton, Liverpool Woodruff & An-
turn; CohOta, Marshall, Cantou Y g. G Griswold Har-
riet * Jessie, Conner, Charleston; John Campbell
(Br) Duchett. Quebec, McMuray; Hannah Kerr (Br)
Man. St John, NB,J McMurray Corsair Belfast: Ireland
richardson g. Watson.
Barks Columbia, Trussell. Marsees, Bret: yose Pc
ter Deulill, Lewis Savannah z VI Dem; Anahusc Bar
stow, Richmond, 70 load for Rio, Barstow; Salvador
(Sorw) Gussman, Charieston; Msgdals. Dodge New Or
leans eager Msler Bark Lucretia tBr) JONES' Picon
G K Shelton.
BrSs Eliza, Lockwood s. Crox, De Forest & Coz For
tunaio. (Sart) Pierre Gibraltar Leshorn. sc. Ycarri
Melan, Lenvy Demerara Nesmith & Walsh; Falcon, (Br
Pitt, Bermuda, Tucker & Lishibournc.
Schrs Ayawan, Lane. Mat4nzls and Cardenas, Read
Hoppock; Edw Tilett, Reid, New Orleans. L Mitchell;
John Realaush. Lewis. Pitch Landing and Bethel. NC;
Alexandria. Baker, Boston. Lewis; Frank. Baker,
Alexandria S;urges. Chairman s. CO.. Susan, Allen. Rich
mond Tooker & Pierson; Scituate Baker Philadelphia,
Mckee Hand Is Co; Belle. McMah, Norfolk. Sturges,
Chairman & CO: Powell, Powell. Wilmington; Excel,
Lowell Boston; Sarah, Perry New Bedford; Alabama,
Smalley Salem; Cambridge Hall, Boston, Cooley Co,
Edrid-c Boston.
Sloops Rhode Island Hull, Providence; Willard Rhode,
do; RieDzl Duriee do
Lake boats England EgglestOn, Burilngton Hornet,
Steel, Oswego.
Steamer Ironsdes Morrison, Philadelphia.
Barge Cayuga Owens, Philadelphia.
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DEFINED SUGARS, &c.-At very iow prices.
e O Fowler Is receiving daily large quantities OF re-
lined Sugar which he Is ofsrng al the lowest possible
PRICES Fine puverzed &C. Sd peri bs or II cs ny the
81 io, or Darrell redaed yellow, S. snd 81 3D. per To-
brown Havana a. g. white DO. So. 3d.; very good N O.
S. 3D. ard a. As5 very fms Ooioug Scuchong lea, IS
beg, o1aty Young Hysou very good do IA. Best old
lava Coffee Is; with large OF other teas, family
groc ri S. &c. for sale Wholesale aud retail, By
10 FOWLER, grocer and Lea dealer
80 Green =!ch Muray. and AS Greenwich cor Yes
try and Ii vessy rear Greenwich-st jel7
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nRO0kLYN AFFAINS.

THE PARK.--Half of Brooklyn or more is anx-
ously waiting 10 whether Washington Park Is to Re
had The Eagle for the past week, has labored most
earnestly in behalf oft; and believe final settle
mcnt OF the matter is to be made soon. One thing is
pretty certain II the Brookyntes do construct Wash
nrton Park they viii be proa Of the deed the rest Of
their lives
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MARRIED:

In Palmyra y. Y. the 10Th inst. Maj. CHARLES G..
EASTMAN, Editor of the Vermont Patriot, Montpelier,
Vt and SUSAN s. HAVESS. Of p
AT Buenos Ayres, on 18th March last al the residence
OF on. VIM Brent. Jr Charge dAaires OF the United
States, by Rev. a. Faber THOMAS p. McBLAIR OF the
L. s. Navy, to MARY c. WALSH, daughter of Robert
Walsh, Esq. Consul Of the United States at Paris
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fats.

n.y. iseutlemnn's summer Hats.-BlRD. cor. OF
Pine and Nassau ats invites the attention OF bis customer
and inc public 10 hs assortment Summer Hats consisting
among others OF white and pearl coored fur hstl exceed
ingly light; Panama Manila. Canadian straw hats also
light black beaver and moesxn hsa expressly sospeo
for the summer
mv25 lu,s' RIHn cor P'n- ann NRstan ZIG
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SAILED.

SAILED.
Br ships Laurel, Quebec. Liverpool, ST John. NE,
Bark Mary Boughton. Havrc.
Briggs Albert Perkins Port au Prince Maria, Pensacola
Br schr Racer. Harbor Island, and others. Wind NV
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@e,,rrcl Nntlres.

.-.y- Xcmovnl.-Dsl.ey's Magical Pair Extractor De-
DOT is now situated POS Broadway; where all who pre-
~, 10 psu can be suppsd with the only and best ar
; for tha, Dor pos. Ia the world. Whoever advertise
ber n, The DEPOT lila untrrih other place In New
NIB whence The United S s,es be supplied
ni.n ~ 80. ~ d. DALEY.
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ARRIVED.

Bark Lewis, Gerard, II ds fm MayagueZ PR, 80 hhds
sugar, So do nolasses 10 Z On Berceeu Bouquet; 20
hhds sugar TO De Forest Co; IS do do to 8i;che:
cocaa nuts TO the Capt Left at Mayaguez. bark Amra,
Reason ldg for New Yrk; brgs Acenus Drinkwater,
certain Brig Marcelus Sheffield sailed ds before for
York - So long q 80 spoke brig Oat OF and from
Boston for Trinidad dc Cuba
Bark paro, (o WARREN Kinney, 20 ds I'm New Orleans
corn. 10 Long 81 Everett.
Br bark Joseph Cunard. Williams a. is I'm I'm Liverpool
in ballast 10 master. 269 Storage passengers
Brig Hanover (oi Portland,) Denni,on from Salado
Province OF Buenos Ayres April 22d, wool, hides &c to
master. Left no American vessels.
Bremen brig Henrietta Grim, 80 ds I'm Bremen, in bal
last, 20 Oerchs Il Kruger. 100 seerage passengers.
Brig Mary Jane. Lermond, "a ds I'm Humacao, PR, 3l5
hhds molasses, 10 Durand Left at Nasuabo, R. 7th
brig Emily, Perkins for New York. 18th.
Brig Hartley, Corson, 81 ds I'm New Orleans 5000 BUSH
els wheat, 10 X Collins & Co.
Brig Sarah Elizabeth. 8 ds FIN Addison spars.
Brig Marceus Sheffield, Is ds I'm Mayagrcz PR sugar
aud molasses Nesmith & Walsh LET; schr Kate Pen
der rast, Evans from Baltimore, just
Brig Carnival Axte. from Barbados and Turks Island
June 3D. 800 bushels salt, TO Dunscomb Beekwith.
Left Barbados, briss Brazilian for Calais unc; Walter
JONES' do Charlotte, for New York, do; Trinidad for
Haven, do; Atlantic do; Seaman. for Boston, do; VIM
Price, for do. Left at Turks Island, brig Calais kecne,
for Boston, soon; schr Henry Pettgrue for do. Spoke
June 3D. brig Charles Gray OF Bermuda Passed through
the Passage I'm Baltimore bound TO Jamaica 10 d. l6th
lat "a 25 long 70 49, spoke ship Cornha i'm Noleans for
London, 81 DIS out.
Bremen brig Augusta Busing Al ds FIN Bremen in bal.
last to Brackemsn rs s;eerage passengers. The
is bound to Batavia. 18th Inst. lat 40 "a, long 90 20,
smoke ship North Carolina, I'm Baltimere
Brig Oindaia (of WARREN Wal, ~ Of I'm New orleans,
to John Elwell.
Brig Victory, (of Fall River Brightman, ds fun Nor
folk TO w Dennisioun s. Co.
Br schr Dandy, Petty,s ds FIN Nassau, Mp. IL dozen
pine apples Acker. Left schr Thomas, Pearson for
New York, soon.
Schr Victory Lewis ds I'm Alexandria, -four; &c. to
StrrSes Chairman e. Co.
Schr Adelaide, Samson, "a DIS I'm Franklin, La live oak,
10 G A Hoyt
Schr Juliete. Wogom, ds I'm Petersburg -four &C. to
J Hunter & Co.
Schr Chief Sachem, Jordan 5s I'm Eakport. ath and
plaster, 10 + Snow.
Schr Grandce Grindle ds I'm Machas Me- lumber, to
Snow.
Schr Rochester, 2 ds I'm New Haven.
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NEW ENGLISH BOOKS
DER CALEDONfA-Moses's Cs.hoiei part NIX
K Miners Elevation Of Poodle
Hayden on Painting, vol III.
Veterinary Record, vol. |.
Bonar's Commentary on Lsvticus
Ellis's Original Letters. vols.
Eastern Europe, vol III
Ksrys Latin Grammar
Gr.mmouts Memoirs
Davies Supremacy OF Scriptures
Eoistles Explained. by 9. B.
Hughea's Female Characters
M-adr's Manusl, for Students
Johuson'a Gard -ners' Dictionary
Trales Epglisn Divinea.
Letters on Puntsnism. vol III
Spelmaus History o. SaoTilege, vol ii
Lnlhers Way 10 Prayer
lHnrlon Parsonage
facts for Engl.hmen
Kn,eh's Weekly Volume. No 1Ol
Polt'. Testimonies OF ST. PaUl
Liquors. Disclosure.
WILEY PUTNAM. I6l Broadway.
w. have received the proc; sheels and VIII pub
lsh tie following
l. Waylen. Eco esiasticei "reminiscences.
Mrs Jslns Memoirs and Essay, on Art, Literature
aud Social Morals NJ,
g. Mor-l'. An Historical Vew OF the Speculative PHI
losophy of Eurape during N. NtNh Century.
Rysni'- Life and C1rrespundeDce OF john Foster
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Danish Ta-s AID 10 correspond In SIZE &c win
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Old Inchoi. The Dairy: The Naughty Boy; Tomnei'e;
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o1yTc.TED sUsPENDRRS "A large and
GOHES ...orlu-ui OF Goodyear Patent Metallic
srsess, conor.iag Nil n var lou. sad. In
nv. msnufsclure6 By Hunhin.oa hanJoo, a. Se
Tor sale on liberal terms al NE warehouse o. lne ne"
~ y; y India Rubber Ea:.oiy, 50 Msi6en-ace.
Dealers end others VIII tad Il Ih-ir ict7sest 70 cay,
and examine before purchasing elsewhere ~ e. seH
~ Chsap,.d !'' w.
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rrDr. Woods Sarsnpurilla and Wild Chi

ryDr. Woods snrsnpnriIia and Wild Cherry
isters-Am,ng the great variety ot uleAicines WHICH
re Continually coming before the public there has none
extensive use "a cases % hnIoI and
other Inpurry OF the Blood than The ueove popular RENE
DIV reference 10 pamphlet accompanying each bottle
and which m ~ be had OF agent viii e1hbi teflony
~ vor Of his preparation as 10 satisfy the mos, ucredu-
Ions Sold W bne.se and retail. by WYATT kETCH,
f nn o - $50 N " je!6 Sits
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Books.
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS OF

UNPARALLELED SUCCESS "
TODEY's LADY'S BOOK ard Artburs Maeszine
unitecThe ccfesse in The SUE snd subscription oil me
Ladys Book bss b7-l 10 lin. during me
sixteen years has here been ADDITION &c The si II
subscribers within The Is: th-e nonbs Il Il 10 couo
owing tbs upero- beauty and ucmher Embellishments
and 70 h- oun, or sl- engaged FOR The literary depart
rnnt bu: II al tie Independence CT the critical
derart-Rt svrced in ~ roces nj the Lt.rai OF New
Yort Etssrs Poe, ESQ Mrs. Elisabeth Barrett, Eng
srd worries greatest poe;ess. speak, us Of MI
Poe
This vivid writing ihiI Poem which sfeit TIE Raven
hss produced sensation ST horror here IN England
Some nv ffisnds the sGJ a H. and some BY Ls
music huI akec- besr az persons absolutely hsun;ed
by me :; AID oae acquaintance OF nine who
has the misfortune posses,1g bust OF Pass
bear 10 lock in The twilight Our poet Srowui1s
snhnr PArsceus eIpreeses e1ieusAslc acrnirs
OF liz ryhu Then there tse of his htch DO not md
n this volume but hich going the rouuGs OF the papers
the MOI, admired disorder dreadful doubts wb-
Their /, can The cersin thing IN the isle Is he
the writer and his singular faculty of making bcr
rihls irnprohahiliiies seem lear and fsmiliar"
This rnnhar contains notices FIiZ Green HsecK Mrs
Ann Stephens, 2. A. Duyckincs Marv Cove, james
Adrich Thomas Diun English. Henry Cary, c. Pesrce
Cr.nch The uunher will cooistn notices of tho fol-
Sarah Margaret Fuller, James Laws Mira. c. ~
KjrIlsnd Prosper NJ. WetUiore, Mrs E c. Embury and
Ep-s Sargent.
Ia tn July No. will be found articles from Eenty.seveu
.r-ut rers smonE whom The datirs ushad
plates thrown INFO the sh-5s ine engraving mszzoi;n
do Ch-ris-itas Caps. NeedlewuTk and Or giIal Music
Tn. Artists AweTcs No. VIII appear in tie August
nurh-r. These articles are by scompetept hsnd
Single numbers for sgl- h.
y LONG / BRO. 81 ANGST
BURGESS, STRINGER K co 80 Broadwsy
w GRAHAM, Tribune BUiidlrgs
" TaTI.DE. House.
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ry Triumphant success.-Dr; CoseIrs Maghenc
Pills spas1odc Tinct.re and Gslvauic Machine hs'1
been successful when they have been tried Al
most all diseases may Ia cured relieved by the use Oh
these remedies. Those who subject to FITS Cramps &c
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