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The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-07
Principles of zOOlsgy.-By Louis Agassis. an.
Au9usfus A. Could

the great naturalist Agassiz 10 our country. II
ges, and is admirably adapted TO the purpose.
Every. thing is expressed in the most exactly
scientific manner, and yet all may be easily I'M
derstood by any one who devOtes himself to the
study. This volume is devoted to comparative
physiology, and viii be followed by another de
voted to systematic zoology.
We are indebted for copies Of the preceding
works to the publishers, Gould, Kendall and
Lincoln, Of Boston. The books may be foand
a, the book store Of J. v. Cowling.
Messrs. Gould, Ken dali. and Lincoln are, we
believe, the only Boston publishers who hav.
made arrangements for the regular sale Of thsil
publications in our city. Most Of the Boston
publishers seem to be unaPprised OF the exis.
tenee Of such place As Louisville, or else they
think we read nothing here. We would inform
them that there are some persons here who reas
various things.
Voices Of Mature, and Thoughts in Rhyme, .,
Sidney Dyer.
This book has Just been published by j. v
and G. c. Davies. We have not had time to ex
anime the work very closely; but we sr~mucl
pleased with its spirit. We have met with som,
fine passages. The author was "drumme
boy' at the age Of sixteen, and was induced q
devote his leisure hours to study by the persua
sion Of Pious female. He has had none Of tn
advantages Of school or college. He has certain
Iy improved his opportunities Most Of tn
poems have been published in various period
calls. The mechanical execution Is in the bes
style, and does honor to'the Publishers.
MeMuuris's Lezieea SeientisTEm
This 10 a dictionary Of the technical term
employed IN various sciences. The derivation
Of the words is given, and satisfactory sxplana
tons Of their meaning. Every student Of nata
raj science viii find this an exceedingly ussfu
book.
| For sale BY Beckwith and Morton.
The World ss IL MOses, edited bv W7lliau
Wallace.
We have received the first number Of the sec
ond volume Of this entertaining magazine. I
is published weekly at Eve dollars year. Tn,
whole Of Chambers Edinburgh Journal Is pub
lished in II. In addition to this il contains
large quantity Of interesting matter. origina
and selected.
Life in DEATH
Our copy Of this work having been mislsid
We forgot to notice il. Il is a spirited msrrIca
version Of a well known tale. The mechanics
execution is indeed beautiful, and shows tina
sns printing can be done here az well a. In tn,
Eastern elites. The work is Published by Bel
lCassedau A. ca
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-07

Prorsrbs for the Peepie.-By Il. y MagoeR.
This volume consists Of essays ON various
passages from the works OF Solomon Wehavs
read most Of them, and with pleasure. The au-
thor enriches his essays with quotations from
different authors. Many of his own sentences
are very pithy. We have met with some things
in the book which seem TO us 10 be in not very
good taste. The remarks on the dIone Of society
would have appeared better il the following pas
sage had been omitted
"He deserves TO have his eofinless grave dug
IN the mud, at low-wateT-mark, with patrid
sea monster for his monument, and the bowling
tempests Of midnight for his dirge."
This passage is in very bad odor with US. TIT
author sometimes also makes an improper sp
plication Of a word, as in the following sen
tence:-'He who embodies his own deep emo
tons in the verbisge Of his tongue and pen, ad
dresses an eternal audience" No man who i
full OF deep emotions will employ serbisgs II
expressing them. These, however, are SINAI
spots.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-07
vsiees Of Naturs. and TsOrghs. in Rhyme. by
Sidney Dyer.

MeMuSfriss LerieeH SetenfiGTEm.
This 10 dictionary Of the technical terms
employed IN various sciences. The derivation
Of the words is given, and satisfactory explana-
tons Of their meaning. Every student Of natu-
raj science viii find this an exceedingly useful
book
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-05-05
Tile WlFE'S FRIEND.
IMPORTANT TO THOSE ABOUTTO BE
COME MOTHERS.


Professor ALEXIS v. pAUIlTAN, of the Paris
Lyisg-n Hospital, member OF the Medical Academy
Of France. Corresponding Secretary Of the Paris
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W No unpaid letters taken irom the Office.
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'HNlIlS Preparation has been before the public Sc
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thing ~ relation TO It's virtues.
We give below Il short paragraph from the Troy
Daily Wbig--
ToTHE DEAF We have heard so much lately OF
= remedy for Deafness called "Scarpas Compound
Acoustic Oh" bit we are led to give il this notice
80 believe however, the Medicine is for sale only in
Philadelphia but il has half thc virtues we hear as
rbcd 70 it are true the trouble Of sending for the ar.
ticlc would be amply repaid by lis use. We have
friends who have used it successfully, and who be.
he,c il to be The best remedy ever prescribed.
A. n JONES & Co, only agts Tor Columbus
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Full
Restoration to Health!!

m CHRIsTIE's Agent in Cincinnati Ohio, received
the following Certificate few months since It is from
citizen Of high standing, and well known in Cincinna
To MIR. j. D DOUGHTY,
Cor 5th and Nain,ss Cincinnati
DrIR sR--Through the grace and wisdom Of my Omnb
potent Maker my attention called to your advestse
mont of Medical Galyansm, ~ Re Gazette Of Cincinnati
about the inst Of January last Nv disease being Rhsu
matte Gout had resisted the skin Of about all the physi
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large portion OF the time rent with cNcruciating pain
Through tho poeness Of Nh Fenner was enabled to oh
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shment an by its use in connection with the Fluid now
only month can affirm that have found Paradise be-.
low. can walk firmly and comfortably wherever
wish 70 90 and have prospect Of enjoying sound health
as ever had deem my recovery so miraculous that
have taken this pains to communicate you for you and
tho Information Of others
Respectfully remain yonr obt servant,
CANAAN GARDNER
HArrison Cove narke Co Obin Eeb os isl2
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"AM tg ME rirsr, pm The bank AcreoG on lhjs
SIDE amt el }IGt sire, SHAH gro}c all EaS or eQt,
phosa Fet shall oo la@s, emit ae faH Eutof Sbaibe
for meat, and ne icy HycJ far medicia .--EzeEisl,
Xvii, ~,
The mscrles anGtruuales oisickness, caused from
the sudden changes, a damp and unhealthy climate
and unhealthy constitution can, IN great degree be
saved YOU il you procure and keep constantly BY you
a bottle Of DR.. D, Jayne Expectornt, TO guard you
against the most fearful OF all discusses Consumption
Thousands Of eases Of Consumption could be pre-
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is bud; but when they catch cold, the mother Of
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icmc Persons who have tried it's virtues are eX-
tollmg il among YOU daily as being the only remedy
hat will act bcnedciGlly without ailurou the lungs
and all the pulmonary organs The certificates which
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them from the most distinguished men in the coun.
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Luther Brigham, NJ, D., John Scger and many 9TH
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amount any creduity that may LUX in the bosom o
those who need rcmedvot the kind.
For sale by A. y JONES, Il CO., only Agents il
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FIRMLY medicine.
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.IaNMcs TAR TONIC
Fox THE PRESERVATION, BrAury, GRowTl
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Fox THE PRESERVATION, BEAUTY, GRuwTr
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This Hair Tonic has produced beautiful Nan
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tr years it also purifcs the head from DaBdrpf,
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Ladies and Gentlemen DO you wish elegant lux
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Each hair has root in the skin, and lis itself a h0-
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and it is covered with finest oil Now any thing
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causes it to fan of or turn gray, or both Hence ii
is, that any cause that weakcns the circulation OF
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lively fresh and youthful appearance Of the hair, ar
rest lis growth turn It gray sooner or later, and il
| thousands OF instances cause premature badness.
For the toilet the Ladies viii find this an adma
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1t may be used on the heads Of the younges,chil
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A WARRANTED CURE for Sore, Weak &
4 iuHmed Eyrs--tt would be prrsampi'oir in ANY
man tp atlemW IL conslncea an intelligent mind LAT hs
had drco'elfd un lNrttILg remedy IN AIT vases Of
cpi,hasnc affections NJ lyeTate thai NC make no
rirnce ami eb-ergu0n h iegence 10 other ARTICLES Gs
wrilas this, tina MITCHELL 5 ElESALNE Will in
n.Uety nne ca-esntt Of every hundred ayordjri-
airy case OF sore Eyes where every oug: known enqdy
has teuu tried Uhd laled.
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Harrison Cove parke Co. ohio, Fc6. g i8is, :
Fits, Deafness and Rheumatism.

Nrw YoEK, Sept l. ls4S.
To rHE rubIie IL voluntarily make this statement
from feelings Of duty and gratitude, In the month Of
January 1917, took cold which was aceomp&
MED with the most painful Rheumatic attacks. was at
tended by Dr Myrtle Of Past Broadway ard DR. Nichols
Of tolumbiast by whom several times cupped 40
did not get better Dr. shwcn No. 90 suffolk st. was
called in who salivated me with mercury which left
in very weak state and almost strsly deaf Shortly
after was attacked with violent Fits and was altogether
in very dreadful condition Having nv this time lost all
aith in medicine and physicians determined as q last
hope to try DIR. CHRlSTlE'S GALVANIC BELT AND
MAGNETIC FLUID. Az this time could scarcely hear
a single word In very few days efer putting the
Belt there an Improvement in my general health and
my hearing decidedly better In about six weeks
had que recovered my health and for the past eight
months my hearing has been perfect have had no
attacks OF Rheumatism, AMI not the slightest symptom Of
Fits, and am in every respect altered person
(SgueO ANN MARIAN HOLTON.
Witness, Mia CYNTHIA RAYMOND,
No 1 Goerckst, New York
CO. Many hundred Certificates from oil parts Of the
country of equally extraordinary character could be given
Co No trouble or inconvenience attends the Of DR.
cHRISTFE'S G.7Lp.7NIC .1RTHCLES and they may
he by the most feeble and delicate with perfect
and safety In many the sensation attending their
use Is AsAlg pleasant aud agreeable They be sen. to
part OF the COUNTRY
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Certificates and Testimonials
From the most Respectable Sources,
A Voice from Mexico!!!

IA NOAGC 1LOAlA AMGA1CO -!
10 DR CHHIsrE: Respected Sir and Fuena--l hsva
always been ect to that dreadful complaint Rheuma
usm but never knew what agony human being could
suffer I'll / joined the Army was engaged in all Of
GENERAL TAYLoNS battles, and was Al Cerro Gurdo
with GENERAL. SCOTT. During portion OF the am.
Tagn much exposed 70 the night air in damp stu.
sons and perceived that ths favored my old com
plant The first attack of the enemy Il mean Rheuma
tsu0 had in Mexico III the night shoulder then my
whole got sth and could scarcely hold my musket
land one morning the month Of March last after sleeping
under the Ghaparal could scarcely raise myself fairly
shrehed with agony was aier placed in the sur
geon hands but continued TO get worse and worse The
pans extended all over my body my head and even in
my ankles and toes AT san Angelo got my discharge,
and when arrived IN Boston, helpless hopeless and
perfectly miserable would take no more medicine for
had taken too much already but reading your advertise
ment induced me 70 send TO your Agent Mrs H. klUDEN
Court street and get GANANic BrLT and MAGNETIC
Fun. The sccontdo lwOre the Belt and used The Fluid
aged that not satisfied with the Belt alone but get
pair of the Galysnic Bracelets for the limbs These soon
put my feet and in few DAYS was enabled to walk
TO Mrs klDDERS ana tell my story. She told me to per.
severe and said she had known persons bad to
get entirely cured From this time got better every day
AL pains gradually left me- and my strength rapidly
turned and for four months past have been entirely we
ieel as vigorous and elastic 0S ever felt with the eXcep
ton Of little stiffness in my right arm, but have not
particle of pam OF any kind My cure Is truly wonderful
Nnt can feel too grateful to YOU for believe youI
Caly9qc articles have saved my life as do not believe
eole. nave lived much longer in such dreadful agony
HENRY l. SUMNER, LIST Reg Mass. Light Inf
Comp 70 +. A FOOL, Calt
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Ard al
Nervous Diseases,
DIR. christie's Galvanio Curatives,

consists in the fact that they arrest and disease BY
oupayd application in place Of the usual mode Of drug
ging and ply seking the patient TILL exhausted Nature
sinks hopelessly under the infection
7hsy strengthen ne whole system eguart RE eircull
hsn 81 tt blood promote the ssctt0 end DO the
ILshfsSt injury under any cifcumsiaaeeG Since SER
nEoducon the United States, only three ysas snce
more than
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-05-05
10000 Persons

including all age, classes and conditions among which
were large humber Of ladies' who peculiarly sub
lsct to Nervous Complaints have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-27
lNsuLrro OUR FI.AGIN ROME

~
ne Albany Journal, copying the article from the Re
remark -
Tue information Ut the Repnhlic is erroneous in one
respect. The facts (and We have them ftan nn1uestlnn.
aoN ahlhotltN) are lhlt IN the ahseuce Of Consul Blown.
mhlie Nj. freeman. our Consnl At Ancona, lhnn AT Mr.
bfown5s Consular olire, was preparing passports for
persons IN waiting, sumo thirty French SOLDIER. tbnn,h,
ne American Flag was d~lsplastd cunsnicnously trnp
Tue balcony, rushed ap stairs AID attempted 10 enter the
saloon occupied by thu tonsul's family. They wefn
met by MIS-. Brown. WIN, with great energy, remonstra
TED against their entrance. when tho leader threw his
sword and menaced the person III the lad, and n friend
WI" stood by her. They then took two men prisunors, " no
were waiting the e1sd OF then passports
Whom Nh. Frceman. who was in the Ollie. heard
Tho NOISE, he ran 10 the balcony .seized The Flag and warn
ed me lnlruders that he should immediately seek redress
loF the outrage they had committed.
In less than m hour after this aggression. Mr.. Free
man obtained an Interview with Gen. Oudinut. who. AT
ter hearing a full. snccinct account Of the insult. made
prompt aud honorable reparation.
The credit, therefore. Of vindiratinr the riehts of our
citizens and sustaining the honat Of our Flag, at an excl
ing moment, belongs mol To Mr.. Cass. but Ia MI. Free
man, who acted with splrlt tempered by wisdom.
As Mr.. Brown, our Roman Consul. inglaIiunsl, ahan
d1ncd his post when his services were n,osi wanted. the
Government will OF oaurso relieve him from hs r,snahsi-
hllltlrs. In such un event we do not soa why Mr.. Free
man, who behaved SO handsomely, aud WIN IL every way
worthy Of distinction, should not be transferred, IN hls
consular capacity, tram Ancona 10 Rome2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-27
VOL. xxvIIl;..No. 4.

duties 10 he pad In cash, or the goods Of TIE merchant
10 be warehoused until all claims Of the Government wefe
satisfied. Such bonds aud notes then, taken without tho
sanction of the law and at the Collectors own risk. are
not and certainly ought not to be received as moriey from
the retiring Collector, The t%;uvernmeni must require
The actual money. or the goods upon which the money Is
due, which, under the law the Collector is presumed to
hold as rolliietal security fr the payment of the duties
acetning thereon. The Atlas. renarking upon MI. Col
Inns case. after showing that there is still u casl, deficit
Of sos. 0i0. thus concludes.
The soIc canse of Mr.. Callins' officially is. that he has
not acted ia conformity 10 tmc. A public officer must
conform 10 the law Of tho land " the late Collector
shall produce in money. and legal bonds. the whole
amount of the Government claims, ho will not have ex
oneta5od himself by law; but he will show that he Is not
morally a deianller. He has committed an errnr, but if
the Government receives lis dues. nuw or hereafter, no
may be charged with M higher offence, than a violation
Of the Revenue Laws. Buzz as yet, tho account W no.
balanced,