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BLACKwOOD's MAGAZINE
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OWING TO the late revolutions and counter revo-
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j. III. TATUM, ARTIST,
STUDI0 in the Capitol, near the Library of the
- House Of Representatives.
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his specimens.
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THE MODERN STANDARD DRAMA.
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ITALIAN and LATIN languages. Rough pronun-
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GODEY's LADY's BOOK FOR 1850.
1.-THE BOOK OF THE NATION;"
THE OLDEST MAGAZINE IN AMERICA
PUBLISHED BY THE PRESENT PROPRIETOR FOR 20

YEARS.
Edited by Mrs. Sarah j. Hale.
Comparison bet,oeen Cooley and the other Philadelphia
MOntlies.
In lS49, the Lady's Book gave 9l6 pages--whch
is lie more than one, and l4S more than the other
Philadelphia monthly. He gave 2S1 engrayings-
among which were 20 colorcd and SO full page
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other.
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GaribAldI.

We are requested to insert the following letter
from Prof Forest to Col. Forbes, with the view Of
rectifyin many errors respecting Gen. Garbaldi.
which have obtained CT culation:
HASTINGS, N Y. Tuesday, August6, 1850.
My DEAR COLONEL thank you very m Ich for
having sent me the extracts of several journals OF
New York which pretend to give accurate details
of the biography Of Gen. Garibaldi. gave them
to him and he had hearty lsugh at the various
stories created in tie imagination of nobody knows
who.
know perfectly well the chief details of the
exile and political suferings Of this brave Italian,
because l had a correspondence with him daring
bis residence in Montevdeo. From these dOcu-
ments can show, and he himself has confirmed
me in my opinions, that not only he never wss in
CiuciI att as hes been asserted by some, bat thai
be never had any intention OF coming to the n'ed
States before this his present visit. He was never
in the service Of Naples. When Murat reigned
there GsrioAldi was bat five or SIX years old For
this reason be could not have belonged 10 the con-
syirscy OF the Carbonari. he has never been sc'
qusinted With the poet HauO Harring-nor one
Noronta, who s entirely unknown to him.
The history of Gsribsld il, 10 fact, the following
He TOOK part in the revolutionary move ments Of
Italy IL 1890 at which time he formed part Of sle
r. gular navy Of SsrdiBia-he being native Of
Nee. Having taken refuge IN the Republic Of La
Z ate he a. FIRST commanded their naval forces. Az
forwards he commanded the Italian Legion com
posed Of enigrants who had accompanied him, 1t
The head Of Uhich he performed pr0digies Of vaiOr
against the srmy OF Ro,ss. He was raised 10 con-
seauerce 10 the rank Of General Of all the forces of
M,ntevideo He married and hal three children.
Urged by his love Of country he returned 70 ltaly
with bis family and the Legion IN 1913, where on
every emergency he conducted himself with that
courage, that sagRcity, that pure and elevated pa
trio,ism which have made his name as dear ~ me
pt0DIe Of HGly as it is odi0us 10 the tsrants who
reign 10 rat clssaic land
Gsribsldi is improving in health, but sloEly-he
is hsrdly able - walk and canot yet move his lett
arm. j hDpe, however thst the ipe air Of this
placc-sone days Of ropoSe-xith the hospitality
nd hind ate ntion he receives from al around
him Will help to restore him to bis usual god
ea;h
Garibaldi salutes you, Avezzara, Filopanti, Dr.
Mott ard ether friends in which join heartily.
Your yer, sfrcrte fierd r. FELIX FORESTL
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PowELTor HOUSE NEW sURsR

n THE PROPRIETOR OF t.is fEVoriie Az ss 80 -
~ place OF Summer resort takes pleasure u eAhnt
attention u tho New-York public 10 the iAei w. -
COW prepared for the Dron an6 eoiefts aDsnI 80
TRANSIENT or permanent boaTderE. fho high ssnnsass
Which his house IL held by families wto6AW pe1.
ner months there be IL sore WI render 81 srienooo -
Sfls superior at scuCus n DOD, 0ilccaoD seonSl es
&c unnecessay. 10 iais part ,0lzs ! hsa no eqes.,I
hudson River The lag6sS a. bofe.ofofe Si 1e 80
% every deicscy .is msrkes sfcfd II Aoalno. ,s.
f)0ref ABILITIES iof rossiiDg He~bD.gh BY s'ss ~.
ferr sfe Eve tsiEs OF carr psssAs dolly silhef -! ~
Se,,-Yo4s AL Albaly. ESfly appicsdpo snOsoa
flrs .siss.i.osi OF rooms lrl0 ssl'f ponN
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SIMMER RETREATS.

CORTLAND HOTEL on rnE hI0hLk.n u
I OF NAVkSlHK-This house 10 Jus' eompIsS nj
opsn n,r visitors u sfordss spendc pfosp1uWs
ocrsn snd combines ali the euiCytnenr OF cooouy
fishing, sailing, betting delightful walks sni dnvS =.
sss bfeezes highly conducive 10 eomion snd hesn -.
hours sa from The city, by The Joho hsft We ~.
p a,lip r or TIE Edwin Lewis, al ine Noo' o. h"'
tris In. !" FLETCHER srssr-'n
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Was aac TsGyser.-s4rcRELor' ,sl.bu.,
N,g FsciOry 10 81 WAlsi where III all umss euhs
cund The GEgesi Assortment IL he eiiy SrskfsI "a
cons should call a-c Jucse for -teUs1ves he.ors sen
-t1s'u. elsewhere hlTCH-Luk's Eswb iage0tot ~,
r.. scsc s,vc- mets sifr- - ~ y, 2war'car lssr
- cope 'rf -ff-sss -,sft vwAss
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" Removni.-PHILIP ERNST, Professor u Mo-
and teacher Of The B~hm Snt other 1utes snd s1ts
respectfully informs his frieuds and the public n Csl
New-York nsvie Sre,sr
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g To Uphoisfrrcrs.-Al n enbers Of the Ics,,-
Uer Uphr serefs sccei' OF New Yort rpQasn.s \,
attend tselr rrgu ar monthly meeting ~ Grsats,,,s
corner OF Eliza o. rext Wedresdsy evening AM
81 O'Clock. Upholsere's come ali because oana.,sT
great importance g. our uatss TO be transacted
CHARLES CauA, Pres,ist
J. P. Evans secresry ana
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nsALL receive, psuunt. Al me corrlOlISa, -.
run,cs,,o 49,, 10 tssnis' snd ~ Oyster Bsy L Cos.
ssilro.d G,. $500 ne'e places by stsslaeoa ~
ISL I'm ''eou7d 70 Voasuiis;ons "
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- O'kfeiiy's rsirErnpb Lines eo,.sr,..
Wiz a. sections 81 the Uuiied States 9eass o.. h,
broadway. Opel frCm II Tie r.Oring III N Al s'i
F's,iOu IN Ne--fors wcc are sccpiiorcc to r.nssr-
lua;ness with ghc Ok'ely Lires 10 Sny secroe ~ ~
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a. n Y rnnru'acrurcrS urd importers " Irvine
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f-A makers materials astyt Ga ~ OrI 80 '.,
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srt examine for .eemfe!Ves INV rms = ~
ty-2 ecdlm'
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selnred % virta "a he ar 10 ,Se .-ai -
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NTUTIyK-Ths iced business eoaagcssi % .ls !a,s
~ BslDGEMlN BROTHERS, II he cid ssrl. =
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nR. nEATON,s HERNIA INFIan4KY,
ID sosroN-Dr Il. having rsaarnediron Europe, all
ceeive pSasn. ~ formerly he continues 70 stend
nculary 10 the nature AID speedy Of HerIs Rap
ne Vtrocele Scrotocea Hydrocela, &c sIo diseases
~ smsles Trusses are dispensed viii IN al eases
Applications must be made 81 his oecs and resldenea
EIsterplsee. Bosiou iyl Swsodos
ry,O SHOP BUTCHERs-Beef Veal Mutton ard
Lamb for sale by the qusef side tolnI delivered 10
.ny part Of The city hce olcAsge Butchers 81 Staten ls-
and Brooklyn Jersey City and Ins up river towns also sup
pied Also, families seTved 90 he moa reasonable terms
SEWELL V. DODGE
Iel5 5meods IS Bleecksrsi New York
DERCUssION CAPS OF snbtnds wstsrs EieyA
L Wesley R'cnsrds, Cora sssrsey's nc nc Gun Ws&
ding, sho, foaohcs Powder and Liquor FNks iununs
end sportsm-us Knives great variety Also sole Agents
spr Eley's Pstrni Wire and ruiver,, Shot Carrdg-s
rRANCIs TONES soma
I'm eodn hsdcr-- ana New Yora
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-07

COURAUDs POUDRE SUBTLE for erad'
Oc1nsg supeIngous ~ non any par o. the bocy, war
rsbted. $3.50 ,,,,,.- s.A..
GOURAUDB LILY WulTF, for G!tpelligs h1shes'
ys.anes. ron ghDess a. Fouud sny al
DR. FELIX OOURAUDs DefoC 81 Wshera
Nst 2w lfg store from 10; ic' Srcsd~sv