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SCHOOLS.

.W SCHOOL OF HARVARD UNIVERSITY
IThe irst term OF the Law SCHOOL Of HARVARD UNI
NERSfTY for the next Academcal year WIZ open on rri
day August 25 l88 The active abors OF instruction VIII
be shared equally by Hon JOEL PARKEs, LII d. Royal Fro
lessor Of Law, and Hon THEoPHLus Parsons, Dane Pro-
fessOr OF Law.
course Of legal education for gentlemen intending to prac
tee in any OF the United States aud systematic course OF
Of business No public instruction is given IN ue oca
or peculiar jurisprudence Of any particular state but e
library consisting Of nearly 1900 volumes furnishes am
pie for the study of local law and pracuce' ana inc
sdents are privately assisted these studies by the Pro-
lessons a occasion may require.
No particular Of previous study requisite of al
mission; hut every student Is required TO produce esno
mails OF his good moral character and 20 give BOND OF sou
10 the Steward. with surety resident IN Massacnusel-,
conditioned for the payment Of all college dues or sleeu
Of bond he may deposit $50 with the steward, AZ te
commencement Of each term, be retained by him vi the
end Of the term, and then accounted for No student u
marcuafed until such testimonials are produced sn see
nfv given The tuition fees 50 tern ana 20 TOT
hsf or any fraction OF term, which enilues ue SUI
dent 10 the of the College Law Libraries ana Tex
Books and free admission TO all the public lectures ID e
University Instruction may be had IN any ioeish IAn
uage taught IN the University for the additional lee OF
SOa year for each language studied The necessary sN-
penses Of student who resides al The year IN Canorlugs
vii not exceed the following. Tuition, eNi rent ana
care OF room with use Of furniture averaging about 80
board from S9l Si82 fuel from SO To SD Washing
from S5 $50; total 500 to so, exclusive OF ciohes
and what is termed probationary. -
In regard TO the amount Of pockein0nev neither eSpe-
dency the ussges OF society require tha shou" oe
large ,--.,, l., 49,, Suho,, g.,
fhree Terms and attorneys at law who, amer having been
admitted 10 the bar in States where previous course Of
study for least year Is reque haVe lne
studies In this School for ~ terms are ehuGeoi apOh
certificate and recommendation Of the Law Faculty, and
.ler passing satisfactory exsmnanon 10 me aesiee Vi
anni;c,on Tor admission 10 the Law School may be
made 10 either of the Professors al Cambridge.
csmSridee' Mas. Juiy IS. 1915 iy27 2aw2wis
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VANITY FAIR.

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MEDICINES.
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN


Old DR. JACOB TOwSsEND and he young Mr. S
We T. TOWNsEND-SoHle four Or i've ye-rs 40
young man by the name Of P ToSn.end with The intent
and ob Of getng 0ui medicine be called TOwsrncs
sar.spsriA vel knoVn thai I bore The name Of Towns
erd would have an established character 70 recommend
D. This Capp having the mraus, bruue hi this aruce into
notice All by great exerous and expense. erdeavored
MAKE NJ p-p-c tr.c.e u Vs. oi-lna4 Df Iu~nserds
Safssrarus. To ihOse 10 have nOUn this young Mr.
P Tow send worker railroads. canals and ihe Ike
sounds u1crols ~ hear him called cior aud especially
1.-THE inventor Of D. TOwnselds sarsapanla. While the
young mar, urder ne impetus 90 Mr. Cepps money. hs
put hs article extensively before he ope " Dr. Jacob
Townsend because he poor and bad no Cspp % back
hin win plenty - ney has been 0n eed 10 see MS Org
nal Genuine >rsapanla restricted iu ~ SAFES ana tbs
Young mans flsrd upon the Publ under he impression
that the genuine -sp8rs. hen 10 fsct o. = more
Ike root beer than he original alc.ebeing every way
erlor ever fermenun-, souI1g snd thus becoming worse
Than worthless And lhaf The Old Doctor has fouud
mems 10 get o1t his Genuine sarsapar sufficient guam
y the demands 0f The public, out comes
v,nerabe Ola Doctor :. ~ i-itsor ~ b1.efi NE assure
he pnbic thai Old Dr. jacob Towtsend the Original In
vsnior Of tie To vnsfnds SarsapsrIa, which may be
known by this disin .ushng cf. that never sours fer
merts, stale, ard always does what ~ isbes pro
mise We determined 20 place this pure genuine Sara
para wherever the young maus has gone and i0 give Tue
people pred mneuf medicine, which they rely Tor
radlcA cure Tie drsfence, Weu' per" cen ne Young
Townsend and the Old Or Orsend. his-tlst with the
popularity Of the Of Townsend. backed By the money
Of Capp, The young man was ensb.ed TO 1ush s article
rapidly snd extensively over the county while the Old Dr.
because he had ClaPp TO flrn h him with MOI ey yet
posse ssing the Genuine OF inal Recipe obliged 10
main in the background and with feelings Of the deepest
regret snd mort fca0n. 10 witness the sale OF vastly IN
eor article Of superave excellence. merely for the
OF u oney. The people viii noS why the Oh Dfs
has not been published mofehu the time has now come
when the Old Dr's sut viii bo known snd appreciated
and already receiving orders 10 abundance from all
parts Of the countysayng. For heavens sake sed u-
hs Od Drs Original Ssrsapaa that doesn't sour ami burst
the bottles. for. regards young Mr.. Townserds psI
the old boy with by soaring, cracking bottles. aud spoil
ng other goods Thus the people terribly alarmed, by
Young Mr. Townsend.s Cautions EXta"
In conclusion guarantee 10 every one, that The Old
Drs ssr.spatl, viii cure any disease ~ qii,s agan as
Young : r. Townseuds which willing 90 back with
any suount OF money he peases We desire this test thai
the public longer be deceived az 10 their respective
virtues O.hce 04 Nassau-st. doors from Ann.
.ugf TT4ONp<ON SKTlTMAS 4
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BOOK TRADE.
THE OLD ZACH SoNGSTER.

A FINE COLLECTION Of Rough and Ready Songs.
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No Universal History Of the most remarkable events Of
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This number concludes the FIRST volume contains the His
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Jenny Lind novel, by Miss Rose Ellen Hendricks, &c:
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Hydrophobia is origin, cure and prevention, with I'M
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equal not superior 10 any Of her former productions
The Tenant Of Wildell Hall, by Acton Bel, aunor OF
"Wuihenng Highs - ,., &c.,
Vanity FAIR Pen and Pencil Sketch Of English Society
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r1Ir AMERICAN AGRICuLTuR1sT

4 Nd FARMERS CABINET, Is published the hIst OF
n every month. by {. NJ SAXTON. 2o5 Broadway. New
York Terms For single copies, Il er annum for three
copies, q do; for copies s do.
coNrENTs OF AUGUsT Manufacturing Corn; I'm
provemen Of East Jersey Lands by GreenSand Mari Adu
eraon Of Food-No 2; VIII TO Cummings Garden Remark
able Cows instruments for Ascsrsnng the Fineness OF
Wool; The Cow-Her Diseases and Msnagement-No I;
How 10 Make Ginger Beer; Agriculture OF The Chinese
"a Cnfta Percha; Unity OF Bloom on the Surface OF
Fruit and Leaves Benefit OF adding Clay or Mari 10 sandy
Land; Permanent Cutting Teeth In Colts; Cost and 'FRONT.'
Of Raising Wheat Indian Com, &c. different pers Of the
Union; SHAKING Lime for Agricultural Purposes Iuy OF
Herbverous Insects; Difference In the Quality of Barnyard
Manure: Temperature Of Plants Ash OF the Common Po
aio Sheep ard and Stables; the of Unburned Lime
stone az Manure: Economy in Building Materials Mode
Of Manufacturing POudrete at Paris; &c.
LApITs DEPARrNENr: Directions for Gathering Garden
Seeds: Caution in the Choice Of Culinary Uienss-No Z;
Farmers Wives in Oden Times.
BOYS DEP'T-Agriculiural Chemistry-No. e. eul SITS
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Law Courts.
-Gen.rnl Tfrm-Before Judge Hurl

.corar-Gensydl Term-Before Judge Hurl
S'r 5-Psa # DseAayse ~ ss.sys 10y.
s's' Issse beeve, . 20 e N pea Of dehsfs, n
80 Il b SD sssa'i Nr !" o.rne. at ne 500
GO a. Sssr hs Shsss under the BsulrP, A. The DE-
r o' srs os =, s' s. s"' e.. dsu ct ss and
"a p.d hs di.chAfge under he Bankrupt act he noun
. - 3. qussuou .sd that The DUTY Of aend.n, o. -,
- 9schsse banlruptey 70 % 80 a. ne eatss - a.
-. N ,h- dchsrSe have the Default se ssds 10 pre-
~ notion to sst ssds ihsre must b. so'ss ~ % n
100 Il % the Of the Court but no more equity shown
n esasraptc, than plea Of osufJ similar sPpisAon
sy refused he pre.eui ien 40 ,A .. We 'soss
.e should b srcy adhered 90 AVE. IN. ae o. 80 ong
80. ~hh the defendant failed 10 avail himself Of te plea
c.spo, allow u. default 70 b oe"ed on INC grounds asked
hs'. sssr=os-xr D. three we~s. since Obtain
=, ,,rsi Of uP~sd q So ssa.l pl > 20, 9ssa,s o.
- - tsier by By consent Of the administrator ard D..
va ~heib,r The article bad teen odd assigned
- !, NJ the Newsrs house, and the Jan considered dc
~ .,S OF proceeding. days end o. which
-, lof Ar D. entered uP Judgment ard on ne neri DAY e
q perfect the proceeding. but opposed the ground that Tie
u * Judge r tea days stay dated The day after the trial
s verbally granted the Application The Count held that the
as from The dse Of the order that the Judgment sifreguaf
cosa-e urged that the udsmsn, might Be allowed 10 stand a.
~, pending the psesdngs particularly the exceptions are
II ahe understand. defendant perfect, good, and
as better Of than I'VE hundred other. Whose sg. are
~, ~ whether they would not they have bad
rsa,y inquire The Court thought matter WHICH could
~ . over promising bob a. the exceptions md dispose OF
css-iou eary Po.soe on III, resumins OF The term
sryynToR CoURT-In h m cr s-Before Judge
relation writ u habea- corpus sued out by Mr. Nc
70 and custody Of child boy years 81
stated McC the fsiher oi The child and
- marriage the mother TOOK place time after was
:, h. The appl- alton was dismissed
corpr Or COMMON PLEAs-In Chambers-Be-
i'd, Dsy -Hobsa' C0yysg-Jss Jones. EdWsrd Leach Wn
- Geo Johnson John -, Henry johnson, John Barry an
vorgan were brought up from the s irste Cumbefand
ar a.,hsfee demanded the ground Of minority also lad
- Edward Matthews who had eu,trd he army They we're
aaged
J DISTRICT CoURr-Befor Judge Betts.-MoHey
grrefr made for the dcrge from custody
80, Long arrested the 81 S0n0ei BroH, marine
carr, from Baltimore New Y0rs and. u avened
- Asver the other -de cOuteuded that contract
r. money contract Judge B declined sum
- 10 u.ss upon matter large beng daily sent by
e Sc and leave 70 amend the paper, 90 as 70
y. hs question iulJ brought up
NINETY ONE ToSs.-The weight Of the number
d. ,olumes of the patent Office report published by
rogress this year amounts 10 ninety-one tons The
o.,.re on the same would be within the vicinity Of
$4,000
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0RANTLEY MANOR.

NOW READY-SECOND EDTTlON.-Gnntley Manor,
" Tale byiLady Georgiana Fullerton neatly printed
vol limo cloth. Is CTS. paper cover 50 CITE.
II book OF exquisite sentiment discriminating thought
and noble purpose Dealing chiefly with characters Of high
life shows the common nssh sln and measures human
y not solely by diamonds and cOroneis Ginevra an ex
qnisite creation She may well be called the new Cornne
Also-Second Ediiion-Charms and Counter Charms, by
Maria Mcintosh author Of Two Lives" &C &c. Paper
cover, Is cts; cloth, 81.
The previous Of Mss Mcntosh have been popular IN the
e., sense of the word Tie simple beauty Of her nlrraes
bung pure with high principles AMI noble views Of life and
duties ought tor them hearing At every hresde IN our
and"
au2 dis ID. APPLETON co. 20 BROADWAY
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Domestic Ports.


PHILADELPHIA Aug Ar barb Anns!Ry mold Ms,hews BOs-
on bgs swan Gray WIN Rogers Taylor DO iuca.n Bsher
DO; .cbr- rea1sy krc1so9 Do Elizabeth Hines rsr a9
sherman Bed ford TeaEer, laksman Ipswich Mary Matt
man Providence. Add NADER Brown Niork New esaus smith
DO; wies Smith, New London, Mary Thompson Hutchinson
Derby Ct Loyeii hodsdon salem; Wiamma fose Il DO
Cid bafss Seah Taylor Boston, Pors W ams DO hrgs William
Pitt Hail. Albert Fearing. Buchanan, Bath Martha knmsn
Waite Portland; schr Silva Hee Hgbee Bristol, RI Mary Natl
smith, fs RIVER leaIef lukman. lps"nh AmAzon steeAn
City, ghoot sleer Boston, Add 81 kader Brown West
Point, New Resuus smith SYorsi ThoHPsou Hu,chnson
Inc Barlett Boston, Willamette Rogers New London P-ansy
vana Frrckson. Providence; Alfred Hall sherman wareham
Perry Boston Metls Smith. Hudson Boston Corson East
-enwch Mar Rowland Rowland, Nfoh Joa Chfont stspes
BOSTON, Edward C. olive Baltimore Gov Sharp SPPe Toy Ger
Taylor swan Er Smith, Nforki VIM A, Baoh 90 sash Ann
Butler stony Point Fidelity Wei Albany scoP Hannah khen
Chase, Baltimore
EpGARToWS Aug -saled -chr. Atsut, Boston, Gen Boyd
10 port, sehr Caroline, for New Bedford -, -
sALHM july SAu schrs Martha Ann. Hemisphere and Con
quesi Maitland Ahc. Yarmouth, Ms Gen washington
poRCHEsTEK JUN 3I-Arr SAILOR. Pins. Ip.wh Par
Ply George, Kdder Co, Of Prospect Bangor Sailed brig
81 IiivkS July ss-Au schrs Il Perry, Wooster Boston
Do retspe boston, ROB, Bruce Morgan Roneeat va banso
sailed schr- Armsdo, Aebo and s~lt "oe9n Boston, Midas
Nishsa. Portsmouth; vandali.. simpson, Greenwich
EIISWORTH July sS-Ar brg Tuscan. King Wsreh4n sch's
Bangor Aborce ARIEL Rattan, and BaAh Boston sailed ehf'
fsoet Caspian Frances Ellen and Oanio Boston, WIN tstsr
Nsrouock. Ct Mervator Bridgeport, c.
EAST MACHIAs july ssS4iec, schr Carone parsons eo
oaesr Moore Boston Foster kss Geo Ass i;,
saIsd, .ehs Mary, Keler. stamford.
BUCksPoRT July s-Arr brss Lyrs Jordan Bangor Mosee
sarah Halt sailed 18th, .ehr Uaed States Grant
LUBEc July sAu Iyro RIO snd Susan Taylor Boston
Salet ssar uetea, sumner. Mon. 49,
NOkfOLk, july 3l.-Au shr. Empire, PenheH, Niors
Hsrk Grant DO Davd Hale Begar siok John wneeer Bait
er de- Rtnbo~ NNkerson Booa Bounty Osbrne SYork. A
oaa Mysr Boston, susan Robertson Washington. Caroline WI
flo~efs Baltimore; scp james eorhsm, Lew-, Pal River
"a I'd New Woud, CruWeu, Con-.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. AUGUST 2.
sIrIlrusB ALsAsAo.---.- rHs Dan
Tns noos rvLL srA
tS SEE MARINE JOURNAL, FOURTH PhGE.R.

CLEkRFD-ships Catherine Herbert Charleston fos wsrde
Mississippi Bran Baltimore, schmidt & Balchen Admiral, fBr
Crup, 81 John, NIB, X lrvin.
Marquis Of chando-, B coensO, uebec Geo Meyer
son; Eagle, Lang, do. X lryn. -
Brgs MARY Ann Wat, ssa Bouchand Thebsud Charlotte
Lindsey Bath Buck Jane Allison, (Brl Brown, 81 John NIB
| Sevins & San.
shrs Concecao de Maria Portuguese Fanlens oPoo soan
Patrick Henry Chester Richmond Allen PaKson Jane, Baker
Philadelphia Plat 4 Van Brunt
ARRIvEDschr Baltimore Messer,ey 10 Dc I'm Machas Me,
spars 10 master. -
schr Fl1a Hldrdge I'm Portsmouth, (Nl mdse 20 w Lewis
sehr Pawnec smith, I'm arandy wne meal &c TO Allen
ra1son.
schr splendid Wallis d. Addison. Me-, spars master
Gadner Gardner days I'm CALAIS Me- ah, &c Il
smith 4 BOynton
schr Post BOY. , I'm ASison, (Me.) lumber
Schr Isabella Poster. I'm Machias, Me- lumber
schr VI johnson, Hardy, I'm Lubec Me- plaster
Schr Globe small, I'm Salem Mass 10 W Rope.
Schr Mariner, Chase, fin Portland, Me- heading
schr Sarah, Parsons, I'm Portland, Me- heading
sALED-Shps Caiharne, Charleston; Mississippi Baltimore
switzerland London Banks Rover new RIO de Jsneo nes
BELOW brig unknown
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i FURNACE PROPERTY, near B fllmOre, Maryland.
The undersigned will sell by auction on the premises on
9th day Of September ne ai u O'clock noOn the Pa
uAeni Fuaces Ore Banks and Lands adjacent Tue ur-
naces are tgo3O feet high, with feet bosches, and have
made and can easily make 500 tons Of pig metal per
annum. 80
The blast and other power driven by the waters Of the
Little PetuNent fine bold stream with eleven l feet OF
head and fall.
The lands to be sold with the furnace 900 the
greater part arabic land from part Of which VIII be
gathered about $40 bushels and there IS already
cut and housed 200 tons OF hne hay. -,
The beong tie furnace has produced an annual
profit for pastsuppyng the neghoOfnOOd
As well as the hands The neghborhoOd is well settled aud
labor easily procured
Large amounts OF wood In the vicinity Of the railroad can
be obtained very low prices for coang standing WOOD
having been sold within past al l. cents per cord
The ore banks rich and abundant and contain ore
from which made the very best quality OF Baltimore IRON
All the requisite houses for operatives manager, NC are
upon this properly and they with the fencing are excel
lent order branch ofhe Baltimore and Washing IN Rail
road runs to the furnace 49,
To any one derOus Of following the making Of iron, THIS
: a most desirable property.
will also sell Immediately aer all the personal prop
ev connected with the furnaces, 70 vii wagons cars ~
mules horses and oxen, farming utensils carpenters ana
smiths tools, store goods lumber. Oa-baskeis, &c.
authorized to sell this property al prFaie rae thl
shall be glad receive offer any time before me Gay OF
sale. .,t-
Terms of sale for the land onequare IN cash. residue m
equal nsamens At 8, H. II ana y months win int rest
seni-anuuay For the greater part u the purchase money
longer credit desired will be given Security required
for the credit payments
For tile personal property all under 500 cash over
s00 half aud half months 10 be secured by notes Win
ans 81. JOHN GLENN
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nYnENTEKY. DIARRHEA. Nc.-The

nYSENTERY. DIARRHEA. &c.-The Graef-
~ enbeTg Dysentery Syrup Is warranted IN cure eTcry
no matter bad, II the discharges are con-
siani snd bloody The money instantly refunded II
is effected.
The Company has lle at is wholesale warehouse %
the satisfactory evidence Of the OF
this medicines evidence from medical men, from officers OF
the returned Volunteers, &c &C
The Medical Faculty hereby respectfully invited 10 try
this medicine in which they deem hopeless They
will thus life No charge viii be made for the medi.
cine for this purpose
The article for sale by agents in every Ward IN this
CITY, and the Conpa1ys Wholesale Warehouse 80 Broad
way au< isu
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RnAIrHUAIT,s RETRosPECT. mo. NJ.

'I,HIS DAY PUBLISHED, Part XVII OF the Retro
spect Of Practical Medicine and Surgery being half
yearly summary OF every discovery and improvement o
any practical importance made IN the Medical Sciences dur
ing the last SIX months.
Terms for the whole series, mos In elO, per annum
81 % single numbers IS cts DANIEL ADEE,
aus ST. Publisher. i07 Fulton-st \. Y.
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FOUND ADRIFT IN the Narrows Monday, July
L ST. Whitehall Boat " hich the owner have prov
ing properly and paying expenses. Inquire OF
SUI So JAMES MOAT, Jr. Fort Richmond, Staten Island
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MECHANICS HALL, Az Broadway, between
WI GRIND and BrOorne SIS
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK-The Annual Benefit
Of h. Il PIERC will take place THIS EVENING
THE ORIGINAL CHRISTY'S M1NSTREIS,
whose Concerts during the past TEN MONTHS nave beer
received with such distinguished favor and patronage have
the honor Of announcing that owing 10 the continuation OF
their unexamped success they will remain in tbs city and
rive their ininliabe entertainments FOR ONE WEEK
MORE. 80
Admission IS cents Doors open a7-Concen will com
mence ats 49,.
commencing O'Clock.
Manager and DirectOr-E. r. CHkisrY. Jy3l lwis
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WRITING,

vERc,xrlLE ARITHMETIC AND BooK-gEEPING.
rs,AIGHT ny NEssRs A. III. WHEELER l. HI
| RAM OIXON, PSI Brosdway, corner Of Murayst-
NJ A. H WHEELER, instructor IN renmansnp ana
bssss.oriarrd Win bm.sf Mr Hiram Dixon, 80 favora5y
xnoxn 10 he public a. psnnsn and aeeognisni as also
md h,rss6er he instuton will Be conducted by Mess
WHEELER X DIXON as follows w
Mr. Wheeler viii aftend his day asses as heretofore
from A. NJ. I'LL s. 2 M. -, -,
Mr. Dixon will have charge OF inc evening e4as'' sIe
anre from a ill p p M. - ~,
shall be wanting TO merit patronage. .,
NB-Omamenial Peanianshp executed TO order
iv3l 2aySmis
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males is grateful view while the repusve coarse mud
dy yellow faces Of others excite dsgusithe with
males Could such people be induced to try cake Of the
true JoNEs's Italian Chemical Soap, they would be
ured with the change. They would have delicate clear
white skin, while every Disagreement eruption would be
removed and ourod.
Particular Nofioe-Persons who have bought cheap com
erfets and limitations Of this and have had effect pro-
duced try this, the original Mind, ask for JoNEss
Soap, and buy 1t only At 81 Chatham-st sul 4teodis
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MRS ELLIs,s NEW WORK.

II APPLETON a co have Just published, Social pis-
~. tnctons or Heart- -nd IIcmrs, by Mrs Ems antnor
u the women OF Englond," &C Parts and H. fHce
~ cts ITO be continued monthly
Recently published-The Wanderings and Fortunes OF
some German Emgrans by Frederick GersIacker Trans
ated by Jared Black vol limo paper covers 80 cts ;
cloth. Is cts. , ,. 49, a,
describing III. realities Of the book render extremely life Ike ami
-----f n.