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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-05-03
CHAPTER III.
THE DOUBLE RACE.

| Shoot him down shoot him down =!
cried Ford, springing TO his feat in rage.
! But two of the company had rifles with
them, and as it would appear, neither Of
| them chose to take the individual respon-
sibility of Richards death for while the
fugitive was in full view, they fired their
pieces, with no more effect than if they
had been loaded with dust. With curse
upon their unskilful hands, Ford dashed
down the hill in hot pursuit of Richard.
The woodland was between Richard
and his would-be executioner, and not
daring to attempt reaching il, he shot
boldly out upon the prairie. Ford and two
of his companions followed him, while
the remainder stood upon the declivity
watching with intense interest the oursu-
ers and pursued.
Richard was fleet of foot, but the grass
of the prairie, all drv and loose, was so
long that it impeded his progress vet he
did not give his pursuers the advantage
He was sometimes lost to sight in the
ravines and hollows, and then he would
again appear on the summit of bold ell
ovation stretching away towards the hazy,
indistinct outlines of the distant hills.
The fugitive gained ground upon his
pursuers, but they seemed 10th to give up
the race. Richard approached u squat
ter's hut far out on the prairie. The
spectators of the strife watched him clos,
but soon another object attracted theirat-
tention.
A horseman He was approaching the
same hut, but he was far beyond it, and
as he spurred his charger to its utmost
speed, it seemed that il was his object TO
reach the hut before Richard. But he had
ten times the distance to compass, and
Richard was already surmounting the ac-
clivity upon which the cottage stood.
What could be the meaning of that
horseman's terrible speed
He well might lash his horse, for in hot
pursuit of him were two daring sayagcs
mounted on animals iieeter than his own
Seeing the danger OF the horseman,
Richard forgot the peril he himself was in.
Swift as he had run, he now quickened his
pace, not to save himself, but to rescue his
iellow-man.
He dashed up the hill, burst unceremo-
nouslv into the cottage, snatched burning
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FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 3, 1850.
LIKE AND DISLIKE.

Ye who know the reason tell me
How it is that instinct still
Prompts the heart to like-or like not
AT its own capricious will!
Tell me by what hidden magic
Our impressions first are led
Into iiking-or disliking-
Oft before word be said.
Why should smiles sometimes repel US
Bright eyes turn our feelings cold
What is that which comes to tell us
All that glitters is not gold'
Oh-no feature, plain or striking,
But power we cannot shun,
Prompts our liking, or disliking,
Ere acquaintance hath begun
Is it Instructor some spirit
Which protects us-and controls
Every impulse we inherit
BY some sympathy of souls
Is it instinct?-is it nature,
Or some freak or fault of chance,
Which our hking-or disliking-
Limits to single glance
Like presentiment of danger,
Though the sky no shadow filings;
Or that inner sense still stranger,
Of unseen-unutter'd things
Is it-oh, can no one tell me,
No one show sufficient cause
Why cur likings-and dislikings-
Have their own instructive laws!
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apartment, which was chosen as his place
Of confinement.
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Vol Whole No. 1882.

/" 3 mos. $50 riages, &c. Sl2.
Communications recommending persons for
Office, must be paid in advance at the rate of
25 cents per square.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-05-23

FENINIOI1E'S NERVE Il BONE
INfMENT, OR UNIVERSAL PAIN EN-
TRAC TOR, the best noW IN use.
II SAFE and certain remedy for all ca
n ses where an outward application. IS need
ded, both on man and beast. This Liniment is
one Of the most penetrating aud strengthening
remedies known. Rheumatism, Old S,rcs, Fresh
Wounds, &c. &C., are speedily cured I.never
tails to cure the sweeney.
Also, FENfMoRE's Coi,GIl MlxTuR -
never falling remedy for G ,ughs and severe
c lids. Should those Medicines fail to give sat-
isat,on, when applied - per directions, The
money will be refunded.
For sale a, the nrug s ore Of A. SANDERS.
Davenport, May 9th, $50 35-lm
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...rae lONEv AMEND MENr.

~
o.. q. DISCUSSION in the Senate, upon the
puane 80 donation Of land 10 tile State Of
gran. IA in building the. Central Rsilrcad
Ochicsgo to Cairo, ne following proceedings
. 1o,, 10 the Washington Globe and Union :
~, ,uhp,itted an smendmeat to the bill, The
r. Joees nhiek was understood to lie TO secure the
bct o. = branch Of the proposed road BY . route
)tien =, Illinois. to Dubuque, lowe" lie OBJ
Ga.Sht n would Increase the distance some
Led, Sfteen miles only, while i extended the
The Mississippi river, Instead ofterminasi"g u
nl inland being taken upon tic amendment, II
adopted. ,nouired where the railroad 10 60 BY
ocsr said that II would not be In or,
70 take Il up but i could be considered when
rts sa, T. .a scauissced, and took his seat.
think the reporters must have done Senate.
ss.f Injustice in this instance, inasnnch
have failed 10 designate the point from
VIZ would commence = branch road. aud
81 y. nonsense OF il by 81 ting It wouIll in
ue a ~. distance but twelve Of fifteen miles.
sen ,m me Senator never could have meant I'd
a' w.. Chicago and GaleEa rail road out the
a "1,he Company; and constitute il '5rancl'
s,.,s ,cad: nor do we imagine he would al.
..;s nat Convention, the giving Of public
- nriyate companies. Perhaps there will
.,m. .xnlanati6n when we see the FINAL ac
' ~ me Dubuque Express.
od,;ur from Abe following letter con-
led in the last Dubuque Telegraph,
I,,or Jones meant just what our co,en
hrs implies he dds
- t.. S. SENATE, Hay 81, 1850.
ns., Sin: Nj. Douglass bill granting 5
i. If alternate sections, Ito be selected within
Niles s on either side thereoi,) Of land tor Inc
,,ae,ion ola Railroad from Mobile, Aiabamaj
near Inc mouth 81 the Ohio river, with
IN of The same 10 Chicago, and another via
y. 10 Dubuque, has just passed the S'na'c:
i. %. NAYS IL. II would be impolit'c, and
I.;.iIy as We had determined on yesterday TO
|;nto Executive session. 10 try 10 get up the
lor our railroad FROM Dubuque to keokdH'
n however move TO take il up as soon as
rabIe opportunity presents itself, and believe
1 il will become law.
In great haste, your obi servant,
GEO. W. JONES.
! II. L.xewoRrHy, Esq.,, Dubuque.
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PUBLIC MEETING

According to q notice previously given, meeting
Of the citizens tf Davenport was held 1t Concert Hail.
on Wednesday evening, 18th inst.
The meeting called for the purpose Of consider
ing the in which the City Council ofthis
at its last session, disposed Of petition signed by .
large number OF said citzes, praying that honorable
body not to grant license to sell intox catng liquors
beverage in said town.
The meeting was called to order and VIM. s. Co..
Inns chosen President, and A. Prescott, Secretary
H. Price called upon to state the object Of the
| meeting.
On motion Committee consisting Of Or. C. G.
Blood, Prof. Z. Ripley and II. Price, was appointed
BY the President prepare rssolu,ISns expressing the
| sentiments Of this m Getting.
The Committee reported the following Resolutions:
LIST. Resolved, That much evil has been produc ed
by the sale and OF beverages, and that
the community would be infinitely benefited by the
entire prohibition u the sale, except fer medicinal
and mechanical purposes.
Cd. Resolved, That we clearly Of the opinion
that the charter Of the town Of Davenport gives full
power 10 the Mayor and Aldermen TO prohibit the sale
Of intoxicating liquors as beverage.
Sd. Therefore, Resolved, That the Mayor sId Al
defmen Of the town OF Davenport hereby respect
fully requested to grant the prayer Of the petitioners
a. set forth n petition the subject Of granting
grocery lie. which Petition they had under
sidera,ion at their late session.
On motion the resolutions taken up separately,
and after rema rks by Messrs McCammon, w. s. Col.
Inns, N squiers A. C. Fulton, Jno Davies, H. Price
| and Rev. 7. H. Archibald, they were passed by an
unanimous vote.
On motion il was voted that copy ofthe proceed
ngs ofthis meeting together with the resolutions be
presented to the City Council at its next session; also
that COPY be furnished for publication in each ofthe
papers publ ished in the town of Davenport.
On motion voted to adjourn.
Asa PRESCOTT, sec'y.
Davenport; May 18th, 1850.
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To the Medical Profession Of thai
S1a(e ar TO Wa.


The undersigned, after extensive consultation with
their professional brshIen in portions OF the
State. have been induced to solicit Convention Of
Ply scians, with view to organize State Medical
Society. ss
To those who familiar with the history of Iowa,
and her important position member ofthe Ameri-
family nothing need be said in favor Of this
nent; the intelligent Ply wir cadly appreciate
the intimate relation his Science has ever maintained
with the and intellectual development Of
ticns and i'll coincide in the opinion, that nothing
enlarges his field Of full ration a. orsan-
zed association with the members of profession, the
principles OF which intimately allied to the
highest interests Of huma nifty.
Iowa 10 Of the few Stat in the Union, not rep
resentrd in the American Medical Societies, and
this great body 10 the arbcs Of Medical
literature in America, II presents to ,he profession
Iowa, an additional inducement Of great weight, 10
connect themselves with It By the early organi1aton
Of q state Society. ssH s.s3
The undersigned, thereto in the discharge OF a
duty imposed upon them, have agreed upon Burling-
ton the place Of holding the State Medical Conven
ton, and Wednesday the 10Th day OF June next the
most suitable time. All regular members or the Med
cal profession throughout the State are earnestly
quested to attend.
b. L. McGrslS, Nj. D. J: F. EuEv, M. D.
r. r. FoRp, M. d. ESos LOWE, NJ. y.
JUSTIN MILLARD, M. y. AS. HUDSON, M. D.
+. c. ATKINSON, M. d. JAMES Flint, M. D.
J. y. Gilbert, NJ. D. J. F. SANFORD, NJ d.
0TPapers throughout the State please copy
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STONE SAVING.

TyHE subscribers are prepared
to furnish Sawed Stone such as Window
and Door Caps and Slls, Door Steps, Water Ia
bles, Hearth Stone, Slabs for Grave Stones, &c
to any who wisl. TO purchase. They also keep
constantly on hand, a supply Of LINE, which
they will sell at Sixty Cents per Dbl. delivered
in Davenpori, or Fifty Gents at their kiln 2 miles
above Davenport
Davenport, April II, l850.-3l-3m.
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II does seem that the tables Of trade will
never cease turning. Yesterday the s,eap.
or Ammonia landed on our lcyee about 400
sncks, or 500 bushels, Of harley malt, from
Wheeling. Va, Intended fnr the use OF our
city brcweries. A day or two previous,
we noticed on board Cincinnati boa,
which had jns, arrived, considerable 10,
Of potatoes, which had come all the way
from, Lake Michigan through the canal, to
the Ohio river, and thence 10 this city and
a market. Whether they have found the
last, we hive not taken The pains to en-.
quire.--.Mo. Repub 18Th
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TnE INV EDIroR or rug RrpunL,c.

I'ME INV EDTroR or rug RrpUBLIC.-
ALLEN A. fIAbt, we presume, is the nc "
editor Of The Republic, though tho telegraph
gave him 4 fierent name. live arc rieh
II tho nanc, he is qualified for the station,
which IS saying great deal for any man
Mr.. u. WINS formerly editor Of tho Nash.
vile Banner. lie was then appointed by
Gen. Harrison Minister to son,o Of the
South American States: after his return he
edited the Nashville Wing. The public
VIII hnd IN him a man who can keep his
balance Of mind, and man whe cannot do
this has ~ business with editing newspa.
per at Washington. The late editors Of The
Republic are able men; md have done the
Wings good service heretofore and we re.
grct that my contingency should have arts.
en- to interrupt their highest usefulness rs
editors of The Republic. We must have
harmony in tho party, and we have M
doubt, shall have. Men who have been all
their active lives leading Wings, are not 10
he abandoned on account OF my tritino
c'amor. The Cabinc, IS an ablo one, as a
whole. Il has been assailcd with every
possible weapon, from without and within.
lfthe members como ont Of the fire safely,
they will indeed be pronounced pure men.
Clamor is no sure sign corruption, and is
often an indication that the n.cn against
whom i is directed, nre inycterately right
in the performance 81 duty. The men who
compose the present Cabinet will have a
ta'r herring and an impartial judgment by
the PsopIe.-Galcna Gazette.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-05-23

USTReceived per steamer Bon Accord.
and for sale, general assortment Of Queens
ware, Looking Glasses, Glass ware &c by
VAN TUYL e. COOK.
May goth 1850.
TUSr Received and tor sale on Con-
q mission, 400 Bushels Corn BY
VAN TUYL & COOK.
Nav Goth 1850.
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Il is estimated on the principle Of past
|crcnsc, as determined By the census, with
y addition Of statistics Of emigration, that
I population Of the United States 10 1851
|ill reach $25, OOO, O00.--N. J. Mirror.
About how much head would that be?
NC US fuller calculation.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-05-23

IN and after Monday, April ~, 1850.
- slle trains run daily, Sundays excepted,
between Chicago and Elgin, as follows:
First train leaves Chicago at s, An.
Arrives at E.gin IL, An.
Second train leaves Chicago o. ;, ~.
Arrives at Egin, Ga ?. M.
First train leaves Elgin At An.
Arrives at Chicago, 10, a. m.
Second train leaves Elgin at ;, m.
Arrives at Chicago, 81 PM.
Stages run in connection, al follows:
From Elslv, via Belviderr, Rockford and Free
por,, to GALENA, daily, on arrival Of cars, ~ H.
4. N. Also, from Sr. CHARLES. via Genoa, Rock.
ford ard Frcepors, to GALsSa, daily, Al 5, /. \ J,
connecting, al Gaienn, with S,eumboa.s for the
Upper Mississippi.
From Ers,S, via Beioit and Janesy;llc, 70 Mar
isox, via, daily, at n, An.
From ST CHARLES, via Aurora, Oswego and
bristol, to O:.ows, Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at ), An.
From ST. CHARLES, via s. camorc, Oregon City
and Dixon, to Rock ISLAM, on Sunday. Wednss.
day and Friday, at A. N.
From WuEAroN's, via Napervl!e, to AURORA,
daily, on arrival OF cars, al 5, IN.
From WHEAroN's TO Dixon. Albany, Rock L.
land and Gliena, Monday, "wednesday snd Fri
dav, on arrival Of Cars at 5,P.s.
~ Eta JOHN b. TURNER,
z .7eiing Director.
Chicago, May l, 1850. 3s-6m.
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- ICE, Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Spices. Per-
~ per. Starch, &C., for sale at the Family
Crocerv store. A. C. BILLION Il
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Died.

In Rock Island, H.. Tuesday Eight last, 9lst inst,
MIR. NATHAN BREEDE PURlETON, Editor Of the
Rock Island Advertiser. Mr.. p. was formerly .
Presbyterian minister in the northern part Of Ohio
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Married.

At New Ho,stien Scott county on the 18th Of this
inst, BY JOHN RousER Esq, Mr.. CLAUS HAUSTto
Miss EDA HONN.
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TAILURlNC.

1.-THE subscriber has established himself
in the building formerly occupied BY Mr.,
Ciemmon., ON Brady st., east side between ist
and 81 SITS, where he will be pleased TO- re ell
those who desire anything in hts line Of business,
Al orders will be promptly attended 70 and we'll
executed. rAVlD BURROWS.
Davenport, Ayril 25th, 1850. ~
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-05-23

~ FINE assortment Ut Giass mud Nails
- for sale at reduced prices by
Nav 23i. VAN TuYT. e. COOK.
NWonDEN Buckets, Wash Tubr, aud foot
w Tubs for sale bv
M.v93.i. VAN TUYL& ConK.
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CARTNET FURNITURE,

MANUFACTURED md fkoiIf iais
iisI b. the udsltfsigfed In the Shop
= No. 5, opposite the new Post Of.
fee building, formerly occupied ~ John Pore:
An assortment now on hand, and new lot Of
thoroughly dry lumber and hands employed ma
king more furniture.
nrCOFFINS made 10 order At any time and
arrangements made BY which IN lew week: q
ilearse will be furnished to those who may de-
sire il.
Come and see and bring your money along.
Nm. BURRlS.
Davenport, April 25,h, 1850. 3.ly.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
HyHE subscriber has received

an addition to his former stock Of Books
and STArIcSsRy and con now supply customers
Mt more reasonable rates than formerly.
School Books from 10 to 20 per cent lower
than heretofore cold in the place. Toy and Re-
ward Books; Primers and Spelling Books; Read
ing Books; Arithmetics;, Biographies; Gram
mars; Dictionaries and Definers: School Histo-
ries; Works Of Nat. Philosophy, Chemistry, Bot
any, SC, .
BLANK and memorandum books; Clp md let
ter paper; steel pens; quilts; " fers; ink; ink
stands; envelopes; note paper; pencils, &c, &C.
A. SANDERS.
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SCHOOLS.
ORANGE FEMALE SEMINARY.

RLN FKEDEhIC A. ADAMS, PRINCIPAL
FI'HE FALL TERM will commence on Monday me
Il 18th Of september.
Mr. Adams designs ofer to bis pupils The means Of
,cs .udies appropriate TO female school He will be
Assssd By experienced teachers and will dev0te himself
exclusively the work Of nsirueng bis pupils snd direct
irg their sudes and depormeni IN the schooroom snd 10
hiA house
FOR further inform ston rqnres may be made by letter
M Adams Is permitted refer to tho following gentle
key Marx Hopkins, d. D., Williams College, Aass;
Rsr Iohn owen D D., Gurdon Buck ~ D., M 0 Hal
ste.d Eso New York City, Rev John D. Stone, u. d No
bemihh Clesyeisnd, ESQ Brooklyn.
OspgeN J Auyustl, 1850. tuo bweod'
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WANTS

WANTED 80 100 Ag~ris irsnetizfely 10 setl ~
w Il Achirrer~cts and Desh % ef-sla sci T.x,or
fiasta;rt Aisc sn0th-r very pupaizr work iast poA
lshee for iarics aisa q vGyc-y u Pirtora vcrss AZ.
large per os-ret and hgn wages nc b. ma.
a. Al a-y Other sinnAr sesbnshnent Can or 49,.
post pad. TIE American Family Psbncauon Es,srgss
merit i3s Hssss1 o. NJ NJ stairs. AIS in.
AAerED-A psTtncf win . c.se eas.sl ., A. a., a.
w a. go N b1t.ress vhch q erc,Qs w. go, -.
,nc now b sacceastli operErJa re - M a.
character WI De vsr szd - -. ~ =.
reqursc 70 any one who wilkes e s.al, - 80 -
profitable inrrstncni re above fr-.sAe, -
". Address Dor ss5 ceseisrc Ohia sns i-.DSsW.
w ANrkD-siasuous Or suan1-- o. exs-i'-sI ,,r,.
w ana ehilcrsn, recently arrived re- Tom e, hsel,.
tnc sssocAIcns and Ling 70 sOs ior ot.rsts SO.
tppncanor y De made a. ae oce Of Co,ui,.l,,srs -
kzisrsaon, u ee fSt No charges nl
A kAbs CHANCE Cor smaI csy't.a,, ~,,sIo< :,
1henrf ne seri nsEuiscurnE order or ssfrt .sfa~
grrefh o. fGH bn!ng geste1nens nrrishsx es.i...s
nc so.d VII sLh every irfofma'ion river In a.
NOL De ercaf q he bert custom sarrS 1, nav an
ehPehsos Win 40 opportunity 10 Increase IA 10 Ixrg.
NhSelS hsni Uocsrsie locknoo eXcsIlent nosnbsr
% sAn nskes Of lcng experiences ard s1pssor ssu exn
O7IeHneo ~ nea D "a the imrecsse came 10 ia " "a
bas'ne" ADDRESS Goa, rrtoure ofsoe .ast 81.
CHARLES POWERS weesly ans noSlhiy Nsr,..
Ouy BE bund al II Cecter-st bstween Chaasbrr sad
kescesn Ney.fOrs Mr.. P hsving hal long experi-nes
10 Aieoeng the sea sciiuy soc ths - rona2s "a
hose 30 may hgof tm with call Bess Of city refeF.
ere given ard required Gal5lms
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Tar EUROPEAN AID NORTH Ahshion 1ait-
,v.yA dispstoh from Portland states ;hst tho
Lesislsture o. Msino have Incorporated the Earo'
pesn and North American Railway, With an en-
press limitation ss " Stockholders liability beyond
heir s,ock. an exception never before granted 10
Msine. They have also appropriated " 600 for q
survsy as prayed for by John 4 Poor and others
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WAsuIHG nIADE1EASY

OR HOW TO WASH CLOTHES WITHOUT MA
CHIMES, WAsHBOAR0S OR POUNDING
BARRELS.
RUBBING UNNECESSiRII
ByN.DANE BEAvELT. PATENT FREscH LAUsDREss.
Seventh EdinOn improved,
The most Popular W9.s ever rne,sa;
THIS WORK 10 really the moII useful TO housekoepes
# sny ever issued IL gives PLAIN lnaracuons s,oe'
Laundry msers that ensb ca one person 70 90 sge
iy washing 10 very short time without using pounoo'ss
rubbers machines scds turpeDine' amons, eADPhsoo"
other offensive articles IL bsnishes al
WASHING DAY 5ROUbLEs, 80
and m,hes the dreaded day OF suds and scoidink
pleasant any Improves tbs appearances OF ne eoss,
fepcerr them as spow OF no buttons
no ba I'd labor snd al wear and tear TIC ps1pucs
also ipstfucs perIors how 10 wash Caicoes or Couoo
Pnu without sdng Also nov make s sss, IN ia
French .t,e Aso how 10 Ienoysie veiyes ee 81 81
gloves remove mildew from nen grease spo,s ssn a.
ic These are the greatest aud most valuaoe
coyeres Of hs age My method 10 adopted by 81 me sko
hotels LAUNDRY establishments sies nefs nfsl snes a.
lr The insiructious so plain none can mssse
The articles used all safe sgrees,ls eavsp s 60. "
obf.ned snyw here for few cents ny 2s uJes1n
CaEtPEsP AND BEST IN THE wohLu.
rhe Vol I, sent by mail in sealed en,eop, OF snge ls
Ter postage Price only 81 per copy Read me anneA'o
" PROOF ~ rHE CITY OF NEW YORK
PUBLIC CERrlelCAfE .
NV. .... ,,,sd Madame hEAVELT system OF Wasn-
Inc "a il The besl In ihe word, and worth mofs
than 10 a,ted for Il" =,
~ LYON, 472 Grsnd-sL
2 CogLens, lO4 Nessausl
j Hooper, LOG Fulton o.
M X Kuss 3 Eighth-av.
ID a Johpson bookkeeper i08 Nssssast
Thoustndsthsve tried II and could De nsmeo' ou' sPs
too cosiy In Ibis paper 10 = ID more . . A a,r.rt
70 avoid Imitation and countetfsu PC VIZ 49,, ~ I..n
ons is,ters or send 10 Madame BEANELf asens .a s
Ss, al hpn.st New York posisge paid, ana mo psmp,
lei vii BE- forwarded by The hfss mall "a ,n.rX
by mail every mouth --~----
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BUcHAsAN's JouRsAL OF Man" tAug)
contains a profound discussion Of the ofsino,osy
Of the Brain, several interesting ex|acH rom
Reiebepb.ch on Animal Magnetism, translated ~
Prof Gregory. and variety Of shorter articles by
the Editor This Journal is devoted TO tho science
ofAp,bropoosy, which it treats in sirsnk' fearless
and indeuendent spirit and justly deserves the
,upuor. of all friends Of progress both on account Of
The cu,ous and original character offs researches
ard tho ability and zeal with which they are par'
sued.
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aBLAcKwOoD's MAGAZINE August has a
.,..h,,r criticism on Ledru HoIin 9 Dscadenoe OF
England, an an using article on cours'hip Ia tho
time Of James the First, and several other pieces
Of more than ordinary interest. Now York l..
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