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GOLDES RULES OF HEALTH AND HINTS TO nYsPEPflCs
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THE SCALPEL,

JOURNAL OF HEALTH,
Adapted to
READING AND rag EXPOSURE euAcKERy,
BY EDWARD DIXON NJ ID.
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by INSTINCT and that 10 mos, worthy ths Of
phy sicisn who reyefes Ls unerrng ~s-Editor
dss the ~ Or Dixon will be entertained by
the bold, dashns, fearless tone IN WHICH be urges them
Courier A. Enquirer
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superior The days Of smoet Pioneer Lynn. Mass
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Culled from margin of the Western World,
And offered unto Genius In the old

New CHvseH RfrosIroRS and Monthly Review. devoted
TO ihe Exposition OF The Philosophy ard Theology,
isugh' IN NE Writings q I'm Swedenborg; Conducted
by Gao Bpsn. Vol H. No. |.
The first NJ. of the second wear of this periodi.
cal, edited by Prof Bush has just appeared Ii con.
tslns variety Of interesting articles and Items among
which Is an able paper the Forces and Tendepcie,
OF Nature in which the writer claims to show that
modern Science is perpetusy yielding its tribute Of
coshrmson to the truth Of Swedenborss Philosophy of
the Universe we!wrtten letter BY the late venerable
DR.. HHgrove. In Vindcaton OF Swedenborg from the
Misrepresentation Of Wesley together with copiou,
table Of miscesnes reviews of books correspondence
editorial Items &c From the Editors announcement,
We learn tina: portion OF Swedenborss Spiritual d.
sry newly translated is to be published IN every No
The whole making very attractive programme Of
the future character of the work To be had Of John
Allen, l3s Nassau ct Of Lewis c. Bu.h 1876 Nassaut
LEcTVsEs ON THE fiLcEiN's PRoGREss and on the Life
and rimes OF John Bunysn By Rev. GEORGE B.
CsEEvEk. John Wiley, l6l Broadway
TINS edition tine Seventh OF DR.. Cheever's DOT.
ulsr Lectures ca Bunysn Is got up In very neat STYLE
and at the low price Of 81 Ii 10 one Of the mos, sue
cessfrl publications of the character which has ever
been issued IN this country. The Pilgrims Progress
the finest aegory in the language gives greater oppor.
tuniiy for interesting comment than almost any work
Of similar length. and Dr. Cheever Ia. most credi,ably
svsiled himself OF 1t His discourses are marked by
an essy flow OF ssyle and clearness of illustration,
though sometimes marred BY an Imperfect, hsure-m,
for example the very hrs, sentence OF the Preface
This work attempts 10 traes tAs Footsteps Of gres,
crerrnsrisafor in the Divine Life" &c Those. how.
ever W o read the book for able theological Illus.
trstion of Bupysns Aleeory will readily overlook
these slight blernishes
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WAYS inspires Us with confidence IN the accuracy
Of bis information and makes rs feel that we are
listening to man " no knows far more than be tells
His historical sagsciiyi is unrivaed among modern
writer's A musty record, an old Playful, for
gotten work Of some unhappy rhynster, often iur-
nishes him with hint Of the most pregnant oonse-
quences and the manner in which he clothes the
DIX bones Of half forgotten events with hVins
symmetry and enchsntment often reminds Us oil
the appelation, " MiracleMacsusy, which was
given him il the sparkling freshness OF his school
boy promise.
Nor can we be blind 10 the traces Of the early
/ Influences which contributed to the formation oil
his mind in that remarkable reigious school, OF
which hi. father, Zachary Macaulay Wllberiorce,
Darlington Whose name be bears, Henry Thorn
ton. and Venn of Caphsm, were distinguished
representatives They combined mltgated
form Of Cslyinism with the liturgy Of the EngA'h
Church, AID though rejoicing in the name OF
! moderate Epscopa lians, exhibited many OF the
characteristic traits Of the ater Purtsns. The
influence OF the early associations, which were
thus fastened on bis mind is frequently betrayed
ia bis writings and 10 no small extent, IN the pre-
sent work. Hence his cordial appreciation Oh
Bunyan and Baxter, his familiar acquaintance
with the sub.leties Of doctrina theology rare IN
layuan. and still more rare in a scholar CONVEX
sant with the finest amenities Of literature hls
sympathy with the manifestation OF religious e1-
perience, and the occasional tincture OF Scriptura
phraseoloey, which impsrts certain racy, lie
brew favor to bis style.
MAcAULAY is a firm believer in the physical
progress Of man and the improvement OF society
His chapter on the social condition OF England
at the accession Of James II, is filed with curious
details, showing the ignorance and barbarsm OF
the better classes and the poverty and discomfort
of the common people. But his statements on
this subject would lead into a long discussion
for which we have neither space nor opportunity.
/ We arc thankful for the slightest indication Of
interest in the welfare Of the sborer among those
whose social position places them above the endur-
ance OF his hard necessities and while we regret
that such liberal and really benevolent writer
MAcAULAY sees nothing better for the arneliora-
ton of the masses than English Constitutional lib
erty, we will DO him the justice to believe that
his wishes on this subject are more expansive
than his convictions.
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A TREATISE ON
DISEASES OF THE SEXUAL SYSTEM

A DAPTED TO POPULAR snd Profe s.ions Reading,
"A and III. exposition OF Qusckefy containing complete
Review the Cause and Treatment Of Early Decay from
Selfahuse, Scrofs, Consumption, BroIchis Structure,
Varcocee &c. &c by Edward Exon, MD. us PAGES
Eight ed doo. Price 81. neatly bound For SAFE by
CHAS III RING, cor. JohI-st and Broadway.
from the Y Journal If Netco- ani Coi,ters Sciences
" It's writ-n clear. style, and calculated
hnk DO much good The descriptions drawn
REMEDIAL luccious The practitioner 6nd abound
n valuable HATS and the general reader will many
-selu cautions. and pr-monIory warnings
FROM tie Boston M-ioai Surgical Journal.
DR. Dixon has written much and we'll brsnhes OF Sur
h- book shows thorough acquaintance with practice
and he has secured attention 10 page the that
few medical writers pos-ss strEtus- hydcel- and
hstua particularly well treated Of The author
originality and devotion the rational principles OF and his
ingenuity unds tying surgical circumstances, stamp with
than Ordinary interest" Sra& Thistf
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When the morn was shining clear.
The lines ITO Pair of Aptlers brought from Ger
many" very picturesque the Echoes of the Ro
densiein' bring back wildly to our mind The windy
October morning when stood on the crumbling
bastions of that castle Of the Wild Huntsmsn. The
principal poem In the volume, the " Post of Honor,
delivered before the Boston Mercantile Library Co
last Winter II 10 written IN stately heroic and abounds
with excelen, hits at the times But cut short
our remnks to make room for the following muscsl
moroccan on a Book of New England Sea Noses sen,
to the poet Rogers
To him who sang Of Venice and revealed
How Wealth and Glory clustered In her streets
And poised her marble domes with wondrous skill,
We seDd these tributes, plundered from the sea.
These msny-colored, vsregsted forms
Sail TO cur rougher shores, and rise and fall
To the deep music of the Atlantic wave
SEch sDoils re captDe ph1t The rainb0ps drop,
MthinR IN OCEAN. Here are broideriet strange
Wrought by the ses pymphs from their golden hair,
And wove by moonlight. Gently turn the leaf
From narrow cells, scooped in the rocks We take
These fairy textures. lightly moored at morn.
Down sunny slopes, outstreiching TO the deep,
We roam al noon aud gather shapes like these
Note Hor the Pdtnftd n,bs from rcrdarOss isles
FtSooHed and spGnS led IN sea-cGres and say
What hues Of land can rival tnts like those
Torn from the seayfs and sonf aiOns Of kings
Who dceA beneath tAe eaters
Such our Gift,
Culed from margin of the Western World
And offered unto Genius In the old
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L,l,hsk a. BIkD have ves ny lsss 1n y,
L 0ssdsn Statues, (some nslursl sir-,D PJonfsrs.
hortars, Tile, &c which, togsihsr wuh tn II coDeeroe
Gallery Scripture, Chinney Pieces &c. hoy ofs ~
crate prices - imS
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NIiIittII.S.

CHksNUT GROVE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
- CifoD, Staten Island, under The direction OF Rev T.
TOWk LIZ assisted by the most competent PrDNessors OF
te ancient and modern and higher branches Of
maihemscs, Sc. The emf enl success that has attended
the mode OF instruction pursued By the principal OF this
school, for The past We years and desire 10 meet The sp
pcstons for sd mission which for want Of sufficient
he has oore been obliged refuse have To-
duced him to erect large and mmodious establish
menl rounded by eight acres Of land Attached to tbs
Institu uon 10 Gymnasium, Workshop School OF Design,
full particulars refersnces &c prospecuses, containing
treatise education be had al all the principal book
80 10 Broadway, or Of Rev. 7. TOWELL Sispelon,
Staten Island a. I'm
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POEMS. By JAMES FIELDS. Ticknor Co Boston.
Such is the modest title page of as neat and ele-
gan, volume has appeared from the American
press There is something dainty in the appearance
OF its clear type and creamy paper tha, the most I'M
sympathetic critic could scarcely keep from reading 1t
through before pronouncDe sentence on its contents
Very few frst volumes would not dssppont such a
goody outside; yet when one reads these unpretend
ing poems, imbued with quiet and natural grace and
buoysnt with the glow ola cheerful and cheering spirit
he must confess they well merit this holiday costume
Many of the fugitive pieces Of Mr. Fields have for
years past led wandering life In newspapers all
the country, and are familiar TO all who read. His
Dirge for Young Girl" with its mournfu cadence,
i. linked with many tender memories. 1.-THE Dead"
the Villagers Evening Song and Children in Ex-
ile" have been widely copied and admired. The later
poems, which are here printed for the first time,
hibit fancy and degree of polish in the
verscstion which reminds us of the cry stsl smbcs
of Mines What for instance can be more simply and
effectively told than this:
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PAIaTs, OILS, vERDIGRIs,

NAKNTSff, y
TJNHE SUBSCRIBER has IN store . large sssortmeoI
i White Lead Linssed Oh, Chrome and Pars 0fes1
Window 0Iass Painters Bushes, ard general sssofns
OF painters colon Persons emigrAtng Csifofns -
require In thai climate good supply Of these srae"
xf 2m. HENRY wALpROH. 1870 Proeta
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DDAKDISG SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES'
DThe Summer term OF Mise N A srURG 1888 Board
ing school for Young Ladies' al Stamford Conn will COM
mence Tuesday. Let Of May. Circulars stating tsrms
and References usy be had BY addressing the Principal
or At Mr.. Rsynors Bookstore. rs BO~ery Y mSI z~'
ERkNCH Observation-Disclosures DELANEY ins
forms The ladies' " Brook yn sud vicinity that she gives
lessons In the shove language Manescss Oral System
st her resic encr, IS Pesr-st Brooklyn. ma 2m'
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FAMILY BOARDJNG.sCHOOLF FOR BOYS
Il Purchaser, 90 the NswYork ard New Haven Rail
road, % miles from New-York-The summer Term will
commence May I. Crcusrs consinug terms, references
&c be- Oblsned BY addressing the Principal OF
Duuconib, % Loertyst Brig. Aksrly Wsllst p. g.
CANT $50 hsssau-st JOHN OSBORN, Principal,
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TO DHUGGisT..-Por sale or exchans. for pro-
cuciye property, The stock Of drugs medicines, FIX
lures soda apparatus kc contained In The stOr- ia sDs
st. opposite West Broadway with lease OF the and
dwelIins ifwsoled sSiw'
(,hhAr RtsAIN~ IN China giass and earthsr-
VI ware. BY THOS. MesORLEY, ss Eishth.av Ia adj
uon MS large be bss $500 9th Of Hasous iron
N TO LET, Ihre. story brick houses 10
Thirty fourth 81 resr Nnlhsv In apartments OF together
very coeap IS Inn
10 DEAF PEhsONs.-Th- power VI heariny re-
stored, a,d the very distressing nose In tho head rs
moved 10 ale. days without rss psin Dr. LUTEN.
Ek 60 5 Medical snd Surgical Off.s, 2l7 Broom--st
near Ludlow Csn be coDs1lt-d Saturday, SUNDAY and
Monday, from A N. to9P M ma I'm.
1 snON -tGAn.-J " KsLLY'S PaEMIIJN
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Tor n- instant production Of Lemonade for sale At the p
cps fami Groceries lhrUug CITY and ~ the
nisetnfef 10 Wiitm-sI ssement bet wesn Fulion and
Aons The maruisclnes calls tn senou Of he rourlry
nerchsns generally to the sbov- article Is I~.
X roe & CO.'S COPYING AND SEAL PRESSES
- Tue subscribers manDfacure and have Tor q Al
lheif va efooms Copying end Sea- Psses VI tho moo,
proved pauans, to which bey woud call the st..uon of
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o soa expeaaot Ihsy also srt sh copying ink, copy.
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rY The DAGUERREorrPE, Vol. ,, No. IL" has
been sent to us by c. 5. Francis & Co. Among other
choice selected articles from foreign Magazines has
review OF Mscausy. History Of England, and very
interesting notice Of Hungary in ls45"
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BALLAD OF THE TEMPEST.

BALLAD OF The TEMPEST.
WE were crowded In the cabin
Not "a soul would dare to sleep
Ii was midnight on the waters,
And a storm WAS on the deep.
Tie fearful thing In Winter
10 be shattered In the blast,
And 10 hear the rafting trumpet
Thunder, Cut away the mastr'
So we shuddered there in silence
For the stoutesi held his breath.
While the hungry sea was roaring,
And the breakers talked with Death.
As thus we sat Ia darkness
Each one busy 10 bis prayers
ave are lost :" the captain shouted,
As be staggered down the stairs.
But his little daughter whispered,
As she took his icy hand,
"ls NJ God upon the ocean,
Just the same no on the land o.
Then We kissed the littls maiden,
And We spoke in better cheer,
And We anchored safe in hsrbor
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II The CHRISTIAN MAGAZINE, for March, pub
shed at Nashville Tenn has variety of interesting re
ligious and theological matter.
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TIE cAxross Vol !. Harper sro,hera
The first par, Of this admirable novel Of Buwer
which attracted 50 much notice as il appeared Black
rood, met -i,h wide eireu aoD, and vii create or
excellent mUhss in sdvsnce for the seeoed part
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~ We have received the st 10. Of the " Col
egsn, literary periodical, just established by the
students of Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa. 1t has a
variety of articles. some of which are written with
spirit and ability
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The PEARL DAYS. or the Advantages OF the ssbbsh to
The Working Classes BY LABosERs DAUGHTER
With Sketch u the Authors Life, written by herself
and 3 Preface by "a American Clergyman Samuel
Hueslon, l3s Nzsssust
This beautiful little volume is fro m the pen Of
poor Scotch girl, and Of the thousand essays
drawn forth by the offer of prizes for such compost
ton by gentleman OF Glasgow. 10 10 exceedingly
well written, and has been highly commended by the
religious papers and ought to be read by s who feel
interest in the proper observance Of the Sabbath
We would commend 1t to the ladies especially. We
learn by late London papers that 25 900 copies have
been sold it that city.
AfkEATis' on DISEASES OF The AiR'PnsaeEs Compris-
ing an Inquiry into the History and Nature u Bronch
usi BY Dr. HORACE GsEEs. G.P. Putnam, l55 Broad
way.
DR.. Green's work, Of which this is the second
and revised edition, has been strongly commended by
vsrou, high medical authorities furnishing import
an. Information in regard to the Of diseases
of the throat, The British and Foreign Medical Re-
view notices 1t in the CHEAT terms Of praise. The
explanations clear and logical and the statement Of
illustrates in remarkable manner the success Of
DR.. Green's treatment, The book il embellished By
several very finely colored anatomical designs.
FRIEsps AND FosrusE: A Moral Tale By Anna Harre,
Drury- D. Appleton Co. 30 Broadway
The proverolal dulness OF tales protesting 70 be
" moral does no, spply to Miss Drugs work If we
to judge Of the favor with which 4. has been re-
ceved 10 this country and In England Ills story Of
domestic life with much variety Of character and Incl
dent woven into very pretty plot which suggests the
moral TO the reader. ~ II properly should.
LIVES OF EMINENT sHcEsAkfRs Boston: T. Wiley, Jr.
! neat volume, which. ii read by members Of
the shoenskirg Graft must attain enormous circu.
lstion. II onmeDees with - Crispin and ends with
John Pounds, founder OF the English Ragged Schools
including among the st OF sres, soes Roger Sherman
Robert Bloomfield, Hans Ssshs Clifford Sir Cloudesley
Shovel and George Fox.
LRE OF GrS. ZACHARY TAYLOR; ny II MONTGOMERY
ism ediion- AuLs Derby, Miller L Co
popular publication as the number Of its ed-
lions shows 1t mainly occupied With account Of
Gen. Tsylor's campaigns In Mexico and contains nu-
srous Illustrations Of the principal scenes and ehsrsc
ters Of the war.
TIE CAxross Vol l. Harper srothers
The first part Of this admirable novel Of Bulwer
which attracted much notice spps AIRED in Black
rood met vi,h a wide eireu aioD and vii create an
excellent nuhss in sdvsnce for the seeoed part