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Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-31
Cotton arm.
WALLACE & W ARD

lYAvE iu,t received per steamer Troy. direct from
Ill Ph,ladelph.a. New York and Boston, one OF the
Ill and best selected stocks Of Spring and summer
Gge h., ever hrourht to this market, consisting IN
ok Ea and black English and French broadeIoths
aud (asncres, pilot anu beaver coth-; six SATIN EI-'
cssht,re yestnrs fine medium and low priced tWeets;
sana and Kentucky jeans. very che1T large lot ol
aanna Of all colors and all prices; line" aud cot
ton COD and loon stufs in great variety and at
low prSs: very large stock OF brow n and bleaehed
domesli, blankets and blInket coats 0! all deserIP
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OF War. each soldier under your command IS en-
;t'-Jf 10 SIX months clothing. to the amount OF
s2l all over that they are to be charged with
There vii! be other charges of which you will be
Informed BY IhIs office. You Viii pieasa consider
sns letter your guide, in addrlIon to the Que you
received from me Of the 3Ist alt.
Very respectfully.
mo. VI. McCALLA. 81 Auditor.
Capt. G. II. ToBlN, Louisiana Volunteers.
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MILITARY CORRESPONDENCE

We publish the following says the N O. Del
mi os an illustration OF the phil soPhy OF letter
wiring. Mai. McCaIa. 1t will BE- sen, Is pos
hive poiu,rd, and sentenuous. Capt. lobIn Is
candid. dr.cYrs.ye, aud J:dacuc. The Whole, IT.
no, touching on the sublime, belongs a! l.ass to
the ..beaGIIful.' ,,
TxE,s,Er DEPARTMENT % AUorrUns oEFIcE
Iuly 81. 1876
SrR-Ycu are charged on the books OF EtIs Of
fc, with sI525. the value OF the ciothIu. and
bl,rkers furnished for the USE Of your c1riodny.
and for ~bich you will be held accountable. TO
order to re!ieve yourself from this accoun'nhA'E'
you will enter On your frsI muster roll al ar1l-
clss NJ clothing and blankets Is>usal 10 the men
nnder YOUR command. and request the Pay taas-
,.r in fgfie; the seyerrl amounts from their trsI
Won are also held responsible for the camp and
,,,r.ion squifase received fog y"dt company =
min ,grpri v.sS 6 : Z 5 Q"artetruHs'er.
lam. sir, your obodteu; serVonI.
JNO. NJ. M-CALLA, 2d Auditor.
Can't. G. II. ToBlS. Washington Reg Ii. Vol
Tsr.s,r DEPARTMENT. 81 AUD.ros's OETrcs.(
August 5; 1915.
su-By decisea Of the Hon. the secrellr!
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Very respectfully.


Washington Regiment La. Volunteers.
JOHN VI. McCALL4. Second Auditor.
?. Sd dont know VII t!her 10 sign myself
Captain ex-Caylain Of late Captain. | ras u
Captain.
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as,1e pocket bugs,
,c,o,ies, mar.lugiles far and "iacN
{sS TeaIs and rr:rA cott,n and "ofs'eu
4 Ind. belly bands, ssrruP feathers WACO"
M ring brides, rounl top leather TRUNKS
wors,ed webbing, VIDE worst gIF'hs'
rs, wagon and plough hinss-
|,.,,, spirits ,urpentine, linseed OIL bro"
f,s red bottle cors-, Il Pf - gas, = i','''''
1. lead, essence peppermint, "PPodeLdoc'
LrduI. Bltemau's drop, i4uEnum, essence l',
ss,e,ee Of cinnamon. aniemHi al VINE car
nme,ic epicac. puly rhubnd. cream tar
ana .enna pink roo, all ro"9 PlrasorIc'
,s,thsrare, chrome green, eAreHe yellow
|lue.
|. French castings consisting "-skilItt'
|ysns DO do. fat grddies, ste" P'''r''n nus
Is, ss,.Il pots.
L,..,irr or-3.I and - SQUARE. II -
kI sS inch round; by 80, 3-5,g 50,
(tbvI4,IIIoy IL, 3-4 by - y "a
u nv So } oy3-4, : by -, J l y -,
d - BY II, / IL ny /; ma" r'd-, l.. / =. :
) in:h boxes; plough wings cast suoS '"'
f,n, May I6, 1916.
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IAOIE w R

New stA prints rom 81 to % cents worsied snd
cotton blttf mes grnghams. shaded lawn glHgha hs ,
new style, tnted lawns polka musIns; cam0Fics ana
iacones; Pt and figured alpaca lustres very cheap
reps mUus.CAs de Lame something entirely ne" ana
decidedly sikca~hmere d'ecosse graduated robe
plln nd iguresIlks and satns; shaw IS fancy ndAs
linen cimofc his. plain and hem tltched: sears
collars; csPes, cay, and chemse'les; INIT, and gov e
Of every style anf4aHty; bobinet and thread aeeS
and inssrtings; COLA; thread and Uobn edSngs ana
nserttugsf new sty\bopnets plain and fancy ribbons
something new, aArrmndDgs in great 'arlg'y' par
asoIs ant shideFhite and black silk and cotton
nose. Al ali pi,oes; oti almost every article for la
dies wear. ,
Chip. LeghOrn, pnama. SIX and Fur
Hats. Of The LaiafashiOn. Lrrse lot
of Books and SD fI>ry! Hardrars
and Cutlery, GHq. Glass and
Ouesnsrdre. D VS.. llsdiciass
and DySMfs.
SUGAR. COFFEE. AND\THER GROCERIES.
All IS that persona ishiug 10 pure base viii
cali i and examine our stock I'D 4 they do ~ boy
cheap sG opse paid for dour corn meal oats,
%ns.waz. beef hides 4ser=sins ce2=kiHs. fezthersr
! and plank. 49,.
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.ssimsEc 10. Ash
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-31

Cups and sausers. pitchers, IA great variety J
nla,ps. wash bowIps, dishes, Iumbers. decanters,
pin, iasks, Jars. chambers. &c. &c.
Van Bnrrn. Aug. |. 1916.
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HENRY CuNNINGHAM,

HAyE received per Srsl nner YaEOo Cry. Rshsnee'
4 Il Nathan dale and Arkansas No ), and IN store, a
large Stock Of Merchandise sGIIed TO the Iraae OF
" heh the following Is part:
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Iron, steel. Hardware and Cutlery.


40 boxes Cashmere, neutrIa. bc'er, WOO, pearl
and sporting hats. palm do.
IFS cases shoes. kip and calf brogars, womens
kip and calf brostns, mems Shippers. womens
morocco shoes. youIhs aud boys do.
20 cases boots-iue calf and morocco boots, hid
H. yur:hs DO,
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Saddlery.

Gentlemen and ladies' saddles. brides, mart
gales circingIes. girhs, whips, horse collars OIL
brides and saddle bags.
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aCHIl0I. RnnKR.

To Parents, Goardians and Teaohers Of
 Alaba mn and MlsSfssIpph
 FENli umiersign would respacilu I, call yoHr al.
 ienlios 10 the following list of School Books, universall, Adoptsd and high, recommended by al who are interested in the cause of edurationi
 Ala6ama Series Of Rsadas-No l. The Primary Primer, new ednt n; No ?, The Child's Reader, new edition; No g. Exercises in Reading new edi- ton; No Porler's Rhetorical Reader, new edi- tion; WebsIer's Elementary Speler; Meircal Sto- ries in Chemistry and Philosophy; Olney's Geogra- phy and Atlas; t)lney's Introduction to Geography; The Book of Commerce; Watts Improvement of the Mind; Bnllion's English Grammer, Bullion's Greek Gramnler; Omstead's Natsral Philosophy; Comstock's Natural Philosophy; Comstock's Chem islry; Comsock's Physiology; Preslons Book Keeping; The Scholars Companion; The Scholars Companion; The Scholars Reference Book; Weo. ster's School Dictionary; Abercrombie's Moral Feelings; Goo, chs Ecclesiastical History Lin cons Botany. Burrett's Geography of the Heay- ens Alexander's Evidences o Christianity; Stones Rhetorical Speaker; He ige's Logic; Willald's His tory of U. $. 8 vo; WiIllrd's History of U. $. abridged; Willard's Universal History; Parley's Natural Theology; Bible; Newman's Rhetoric; Newman's Political Economy; Buffers Analogy; kame's Elements of Criticism; Davies first Les in Arithmetic; Davies Arithmetic Davies' Key to Arithmetic; Davies Algebra; Davies Key to Algebra; Davies Elementary Geometry; Dawes Bourdon's Agebraj Dawes Legendre's Geometry; Davies Surveying; Da"ies' Analytical Geometry; Davies Descriptive Geometry; Daves' Calculus Davies Shades and Shadows; Anthoa's Latin Les sons; Anthon's Latin Prose Composition; Anthon's Latin Prosoty; Anthons Cicero; Anlhon's Cesar; Anhon's Sallust; Anthon's Horace; Anthons Greek Lessons; Anlhon's Greek Prose Composition; An thon's Greek Prosody; Anthon's Jacobs Greek Reading; Anthon's Greek Grammar Anthon's Die tionary of Antiquities; Anthon's Classical Dction- ary; Andrews and Stoddard's Latin Grammar; An. drews' Question to Latin Grammar; Andrews First Lessons in Latin; Andrews Latin Reader An drews Viri Rom@; Andrews Sallast; Andrews Ln- tin Exercises; Andrews Key to Latin Exercises; Donnegan's Greek Lexican; Greek Testament; Ainsworihs Latin Dictionary; Cooper's Virgil; Homeri Ilias; French Guide; Bolmar's Leyzsc's French GramHcSri Vic de Georpe Washi.,~,~-,".s,s, Anveiures of Telemaqoe; Boyer's French Dictlon- ary; The Young ChoIr; The School Singer; Bur rows Pianofsrie Primer; Melneke's Instructor; HuH,en's Instructor.
 I have also constantly on hand large and we'll selected stock of Blank Books and Stationary; Law, Medical, Theological and Miscellaneous Books and will fill all orders with promptness at very low pr ces. At 2S Dauphin street,.
 Hovl4 237Cmo JOEL WHITE.
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| sE 2 sk92 EIzNyslgSIsI sINsI;IIlN

is by far the strongest preparation of Sarsaparia ex fant, has been frequently tested both by its ef- cts and anaysis.
 It is fast taking the place of al other prepara- tens because of ts Dicaey (numerous cirhcates be- ing publiihed from time to iine) and because of Hs superior strength (one bottle being eq m to six pints ofSyrup of Sarsaparilla, bo les of any oiheg extract;) it is consequently the bea and ehsape.f, requiring less to be taken and cos,', "A less, beng sold at ONE DOLLAR FOR A SINGLE BoTTLE.
 It is particularly recommended for all Rheumatic affections; Ulcerous Sores of the Nose, Throat or body; Diseases of the Bones; Diseases ofthe Liver, Lungs, Spleen and Kidneys; Affections ofthe Skin. or breaking of dry and watery pimpes ofthe Face, Neck and Body; Scrofua; Erysipelas; Con- stitutiona diseases arising from the use of Mercury and other minerals; Syphil,tc and Venereai Aaec- tions, well as he greatest purifier of the blood and Fluids of the body, that has ever been discoy- cred. In short, general medicine, it has DO equal in the whole list of medicines prepared or discovered.
 Dr. Leidy, the proprietor, offers to refund the money when satisfactory proof is given of its ineif cacy, or of his assertions proving untrue.
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PATEIr NIEnICINER.


 U>.aN~ U, baJiAis, ,JrN lnt. ELIXIR or tA LOVE -l ta sovereign and speedy cure loe Inrpent fonsunpion, Batrenness, lmpolrncy. In hcea or Whik4. Obsrueinn difhcull or painful Menslruation lnfmtinence of Urine. or involuntary discharge lhered and for general proslralon ul
 le sysiem whellei the resul of inherent causes or produced by irregihriy- illness or accident.
 There is not n ilid.w of dru'i that this Is true, and mol lhe subject of loo delicate a naInre. hundreds would ilsify 10 lhe unrivaed efficacy of this Cordial as arpecfc for barrenness. huor alhus gleeis. irregularities in The secreions, paIns in The kidneys, female impressions Cor The rpyerse) pro lapsus uier, and In fact io almost every disease to which the most dicaie portion of Ihe human organ IZaiiOn is liahle II cannot, indeed. cue malforma- of the parts. nl for thing short of iha, is offered an inIAllble cure for barremess, while in all the other disekes enumerated above. wIen chronic, Il wilIi'e found safe and sovereign medy. The I.ncna Cordial IS gentle Ionic, ope- rating generally ipon the secreiye organs and bra eng lhe whole stsiem without far stimulating any function as 10 piaduce subsequent relaxation. On the contrary, iiseems to act in perecI harmony with nature, and does tbt create temporary yigor ,hn permanent renewal of the natural energies. The first bottle used vii fully convince the purchaser of the truth of ali we lave asserted.
 ,Ia in Mo,;La h.,
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L.l 5 sEs ka1s gIL;NlI.LIIIgysl llIINIMIIIY3

are the only pills in existence containing sarsapa- rilla in them, and were the first pills introduced by that name. Notwithstanding the attempt by others offering ''Sarsaparla Pills" and "Boed Pills" to the public, thinking to sell them hs reputaton of "Dr Leidy's Sarsaparla Blood Pills" yet ihe trick has sgnaily failed, judging from the increasing sales and demand for Dr, Leidy's Blood Pills.
 The public should use no other pills than Dr. Le,- dy's SarsapariIla Blood Pills; for by their necuar composition, they produce the combined effects oi purifying the Blood and Animal fluids, and cleansing the StOmaeh aud BOWeis, by purging therefrom all causes ofdisease. They produce no nausea or sickness at the stom- ach. may be taken at all times and under all circum- stances, by young and old ithout fear of any dan ger, bemg free from all noxious, powerful dan- gerous drugs, and require restraint from occupa- tsn usual course of livng-wth all the foregoing recommendations and qualities, they must be the safest, besi and most .fcocioas of any other pills
 The strongest proof of their efficacy IS the fast of
 ONE HUNDRED BOXES ft being sold daily at Dr. Leidy's Store alone, and
 THE THOUSANDS
 sold daily throughout the United States.
 PrIce-z5 CENTS A SINGLE BOX.
 Just received and for sale only by
 R. NORTH & co. Apothecaries' FTalI ie1gKy opposite Mansion House. and 35 Govt st
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NORTH & GO. APOTHECARIES AND CHEMISTS,
and dealers in

GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS, ApOtheearies' Hall opposite the MansiOn Honss, and
 35 Goveynment street. ID RESPECTFULLY call the attention oi Fami- EG lies, Physicians, and the public generally in town and country, 10 their extensive and we'll select et stock of Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals, and large assortment of the most delicate French, Eng ,sh, German and American Perfumes and Extracts, &c together with great variety oi Brushes, Combs, and Fancy Articles, adapted to tho Toilet or Nursery. t Physicians prescriptions will receive particular attention.
 The very best of Medicines constantly kept on hand, and competent person always m readiness, both night and day, to prepare them in the most careful and scientific manner, with a scrupulous re- gard to correctness.
 LEEcHFs of the best kina always kept for sale, and person (Mr. Payne) every way competent at hand to apply hem,and charge made but for those nat take. Medicine chests filled and rehtted a the eatest and most careful manner. novl V,HE AMERICAN ART UNIoN--For the pro- h motion of the Fine Arts m the United State, was incoI porated m l8IO, is managed by gentlemen plan
 Every subscriber of five dollars is member for the year. .s
 The money thus obtained, after paying necessary expenses, applied in the first instance 10 the pro- duction from an American Painting of large costly
  Art. u ...f.....
 For every five dollars paid by him, every member receives copy of the engraving. Every member also receives annual report, containing the pro- ceedings and addresses at the annual distribution. list of the members, &c., and sometimes an addi- rional work of Art.
 The residue Of the money is applied to the purchase of American works of Art-Paintings, Sculpture, c, ,--varying in price from twenty to several hun dred dollars
 These works of Art--the paintings being richly framed-are publicly distributed, by lot, among all the members. on Friday before Christmas m each year; every member having one share for every live dollars paid by him.
 Each member Is thus certain of receiving in return tbe value of ihe five dollars paid, and has also chance oi drawing psintng, or other work oi arr ol gs eat value. tss lt sfft
 Tine plate for lh,s year is ''Sir Walter Raleigh, parting with his Wife, sr
 Subscribers for last year get their engrayings, llhe eaptare of Andre) by calling on s. w. Allen, Hen. See., 23 bsspkss sWsss. -.
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llINNEY,s FRENCH GRAMMAR -Thi

\ Grammar, written in all parts. anu con linued so as to form complete system according to the hest aulhorii es, with fall coaiug of verbs, regular and irregular and references to all the important rules, is now being published, and is expected soon.
 This Grammar in its present form, is believed to be al once the most practical and complete of any in this language. It forms handsome duodecimo volume of about 400 pages with fair type and paper and neat, substantial binding.
 It will probably be rceived in two three weeks. Those who wish 10 commence with this system i'm. mediateIy, can procure copies of the part already published, winch will be received in exchange for ihe complete work when it arrives, by paying ihe difference of price--twentv-f cents.
 octzs sUMWALT & TEST, 3e Dsulphia-ss.
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HAVILAND, CLARKE & co. l. c DUBOSE & TO. By s. '. MORRESEN, N. Orleans.
TUyERRIBLE DIS STEERS of all sorts are b

HNERRIBLE DIS ASTERS of all sorts are be-
 l coming common mol to asfonish aH- one The world is familiar with The bursing of cannon, the blowing up oi sleamboais tlie murder of wives, deaths by flood, field and ire, and all the thousand forms that casualties days assume. For years death by disease has been the most common thing in ihe world, and men have ceased 10 be surprised whnn they hear that dleir friends have fallen sic- tins. But the astonsiment winch attends the cures effected hy Dr. Peters celebrated Vegetable Pills is still as fresh and unbOunded as ever. When men see. however, coughs, colds, consumption. headaches dyspepsia, darrhga, ague. and host of other dis. eases cured ny ic cured D" "sn ss 'hfy see asthma tism and kindred pains healed al one application by his Plaslers, how is il possible their aslonishment should ceasel For sale bv
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EItt UdEKf- exteHslse and elegant . sorimenl of Pefumery and Toilet articles, amunR which are:
 DOORS FOR THE HANDK ERCHTEF. Bailey & BIur's-EspriI Vici ria; do Prince Al. bari; Esprit Unis Essence Bouque', Moussue, etc etc.
 Lubin's and Guerlain's--Fxiacts Rose, Heliotrope. Milleheur. PaIchoulv. Neil d'Angleene, Reseda, Jasmio d'Espagne, Mousseline. Violet, Bouquet de Caroline, Orange Portugal, Feryeine, Rose Geranium, Bouquet de Rene, eie. Plnaud's--FxiTacts Scotia Flora, Bouquet Chanti- ly, Bouquet Angss, Violet de Parme, Bouquet Victoria, Mousseline, Mignonele, Vane, Muse, Fglaniae, eic
 Ede's--EUraets Ferbena. Spring Flowers. Essence Honeysuckle. Royal Violei, Indian Palchouly, Hedyosiana, Queens Own, Cape Jessamine, etc. Together with variety Of Extracts in boxes. and Toilet Bottles in cases cologne-Farinas genuine, Lubin's, Guerlain's, Preyost's and other varieties. Eau de roilrtIe---Inhins Lavender Nater-Lubin's, De l'Salle's, etc. Orange Flower Water-French, in pts and qs. Tooth Pasie-Lubin's, Peleter's Odentine, Dyer's and Sherinsn's etc Tooth Powder-Iubin's Coral and American. PomaIum--Gue, lans Phllocame Pommade, in glass aRd China pois; OK Marrow; Creme de Perse etc. etc.
 Soaps-I.ubm's, Gaerlain's, Prevost's, De 'Salle's Hane!'s and HnlPs Fancy and Toilet Soars. BIushes-A large assortment, comprising every va rlety and quality of Tooth, Hair, Nail, Shaving, Comb and Cloth Brushes.
 novl9 HAVlLAND. CLARK & co.
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ID OWLANDS KALYDOR ThIs inyauahle AG and refreshing wash for the face and hands particularly during the summer, is loo well known, and too universally acknowledge to need much rec ommendation.
 IL is incomparabe as preserver of the skin, rem dering il soft, clear and healthy, removing redness, pimnes and discolorations of all kinds, freckles, and all unpleasant culaneous eruptons so frequent in this climate.
 It's capablily for imparling bloom to the cheeks. soness and elIcacy to The hands, and soothing rrl talon, renders it indispensable to every Toilette.
 Gentlemen who suffer from tenderness of the Face after shaving, will find Tn this Kalydor an aleVia- ting and emoient application, removing eheciuaily, all irritation and pain.
 Rowlands Kalydor is an nnfailing relief to those Ladies who suffer from nlamed and sore nipples, by it's peculiar cooling effects and it's powers of al laying inAamalion it recommends tseIfto their use
 This preparation is innocent as il is efficaclous. It is warranted to contain no mineral astringens. which are utterly ruinous to ihe complexion, and by their action endangering healh For sale al
 iel0 GATES'S Pharmacy, 136 Dauphn st
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GTAvES & WHITE s,Ak rlMBth W ANT kJ ED-The subscribers wish 10 coutlact for a quantity of White Oak, Pipe Slaves, and square p,eces of Timber, particulars can be had on appli- cation either in person or by letter.
 sepzo ESLAvA, MURRELL q co.
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EAULJSTRAEE EODORANTE-For washing Llhe head, cleansing and beautilying the hair and preventing it's turning grey. This admirable article free from ardent spirits. pungenI essential oils and tiouslv. renders it beautifully bright, and nparls to it the delicate fragrance of flowers. Hair wash ed with this extract becomes soft and iuxur- ant m i's growth. and that which s harsh and turn ing grey from the use of spirits other improper preparations clean it, will he restored to it's nalu al color and brllliancy, by few applications of ihe Eau Odoranle. For sale at
 iyl q R lIArES,S Phnrmac Y. I36 Dannhin si.
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NAILLARD's HISTORY OF THE CHRIS N THAN CHURCHES-A history of the Church of Christ from its Institution the Sixteenth Century, in which traced the Rise and Progress of it's Cor rupton and Reformation. By Thos. Gaillard. Part first. PLAN OF THE WORK,
 A retrospective view of events, preceding and fore shadowing the Advent of the Messiah; with refer ences O the Prophecies in relation to thatevent.
 A succincf account of the Birih Ministry, and Cru cifixion of Jesus Christ and of the organization of the Primitive Church by the Apostles.
 The History of the origin and progress of the Cor rupton of the Christian Church-iraced through the successive changes in the form of its governDeni- and the introduction of new rites and ceremonies in Public Worship.
 The History of Popery-ofits rise and gradual ad- vance to the attainment of Universal Doninion--to which is shown the falacy of its precautions 10 Apostolic succession, and claims to the character of nfallibiHty. nHs.st
 Refer ences to the Doctrines which agitated the Church, ando the several religious which arose from the time of our Saviour the close of the His tory.
 The History of the Reformation is both noIe mi- mute aud more comprehensive, than any which has hitherto been published in common with general History of the Church. For sale by
 noy5 Bookseller and Stationer, 49 Danphin-it.
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The RlIs.-;s:1.A J. SsE. for Life sssnrsd,

nK. UPHAM'S INTERNAL nEmEoY, for AI the cure of Piles, Inhamation of ihe Liver and Spleen, Infauiation, Soreness, and Ucer4tion of the Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and Bladder, Weakness and Inflammation of the Spine.
 THE VEGETABLE LIFE EI.ECTUARY is the only successful remedy for that dangerous and distressing complaint, ihe Plies, offered to the public.
 Mark this, it is an internal remedy, not an exier- nal application, and will cure any case of Piles, either Bleeding Bl'nd, internal or external; and probably the only thing that will. There is no 'nis, take about il. It is positive cure-speedy aad permanent. It is also convenient medicine 10 take. and improves the general health in remarkable manner.
 IL is very mild in its operation. and may be taken in ei the most acute inflammation, without dan. ger. All external applications are in the highest degree disagreeable inconvenient and offensive; and from the very nature of the disease. temporary in their effects. This medicine attacks the disease at its source. and removing the cause, renders the certain and permanent. r-s
 The EIec,uary contains mineral medicine, no aloes, colecynih, gamboge, other powerful and irritating purgalive No lear of taking cold while under it's influence. No change in diet necessary. Iftaken according to direclloas,a for life is guaranteed.
 Proprietor's office. l96 Bowery. Sold wholesale and retail by l. c. DuBOISE & O..
 novB 39 Water street, Sole Agents.