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teach how 20 make brown skin fair and clear.
teach how 70 remove tan, pimpes and freckles.
teach how TO change the saow into beauty
teach hew 10 make the wrinklsd skin smooth.
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Iteach how to make diseased gums hard and sound.
teach how to make offensive breath perfectly sweet.
teach how 10 make hard brown hands soft and white.
teach how 70 make the hair grow iuxuriantly.
can hasten the growth Of whskers, moustachos, &e
teach how TO have bright and SPARKLING eyes.
teach how to preserve the eye-sight for life.
teach how TO restore impaired eyessht.
teach how 70 change grey hair 60 IT, original color
teach how 90 change the color o. the hair "a desired
tsaeh how make the hair soft, rich aud glossy.
teach how 10 make the lips and checks red
teach how to remove sureranous hair.
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know they are all very cheap and pleasant
know every person will like them on trial.
give directions 70 make and use these compounds
know they are better than any advertised SOAPS.
ask only enc dollar for all this information.
receive no letter. unless post paid. 49,
Address or send to ". LANfSSE, French Chemist fAt
Nassau street Of Ann, New YORK. lie will send the
work hy psif No agencies established
pfLLIARD TABLES.-wE OFFER At Our FACTORY,
- No. @Ann street Gold Tables made Of
the hest materials aud good ortmanshr with the Patent
Cushion, superior TO ali others in y. B.T~o
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II s. NAIL STEAMSHIP CONPANf-fOh NEW Oh-
~ leans direct via Havana on Saturday. April 9th, at
3oeoek r. NJ Pare reduced-The splendid double engine
steamship OHIO 5000 tons burthen James Findlay Schenck
4. NJ commander will sail precisely at 3oeiock NJ
from her atfoot Of Warren street r. with the Gov
mails direct for Havana and New Orleans Chayres
passengers Transferred at Havana 20 the splendid
steamship FALCON. Freight taken 20 New Orleans at ~
cents cubic foot Specie only taken freight to Havana
No bills o. ladng will be signed after the steamer has sailed
For freight apply Mt the Office Of the Company
" NJ o. ROBERTS.
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AJIBLO's GARDEN.-CIRQUE DE PARIS.-ADDI-
IN tonnl Noyelty.-Last Week but One Of the season
The assembage Of real talent performing at Nibos
Garden unparalleled il the annals Of the arena Of this
longer Equestrian Dr.ator Mons Loisset;
Jester Mr.. w. Wallet; Modern Yorck. Mr. 5. Lathrop-
Iet appearance Of the youthful and plished Mile
Marie in her beautiful Partisan Act On Monday evening"
April 18th, the will with Grand
ManGuvre by the whole troupe of ladies and gentlemen
Madame Caroline Logo In Grand Equestrian Act, &c.
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GHFLLEYs CAVIAR FRESH FROM THE vOLGA-
~ Massachusetts BAY Oysters, and superior Pate de Foe
Cras az shelleys Fashionable Restaurant Northwest
ntr 81 broadway and Anthony street Sign Of the Globe
Arabssquc Lamp.
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NIIsCELLANEOUs.

~
GENUINE TEAs.-THE CANTON TEA COMPANY AP-
prise The public 'hs they are nov PREPARED 70 retail
shen Their extensive Wholesale trade requiring them
Keep on baud very large assortment the purchaser
them which be YIN ia % obtain elsewhere city sOun.
sans this adssr,i.e@ss, THIS /. the Oldest Tea company
IN ths city Their gnly s,tablishment s az 70 Chatham
branch stores.
GHFLLEY's CAVIAR FRESH FROM THE voLGA-
hasssehnsstts Bay Oy,ter- and superior Pate Dc foe
n.r 81 broadway and Anthony street Sign Of the Globe
uousEKEEPERs. ARE INVITED TO EXAMINE A
and paintings in the centres cellar lamps sandoc chan
aeer. ivory table cutlery silver plated German silver
.ssnea ASHER xoRge&a s wam SsTssn
ton and Ann, opposite the Church.
GoLD LEAF AND DENTISTS GOLD FOIL OF suPE-
~ rior quality constantly on hand Warranted full sxe
inshss q. the mandatory. III franklin street. Den
T ooKING cLAssEs-LooKING GLAssEs-sPERRY
prices since st Of April and selling cheaper than
ns py ssa pas5s h1s e No.
1856 Pearl street, between Beekman and Ferry streets
OAKuN-T a j. ALDRIpGEs HUDSON COUNTY
On. .Us m Isn Jersey CITY sHS y Person, s
1s 10 the vS,1 ear DO 50 y taxing hs as ., .s sss
they send By nail what hind they vAnsxtrA superior
MRLroS. OF 40 BROADWAY. Showed TO Us 4
sa doors. through which Srs s" ssss9s esaers 4
his Magnetic Powder draped in silk In little drawer
under the shelves OF the circular setting forth
what well know 10 be ruehat the Powder u destruc
tive 70 cockroschc bed bugs and other insect detsab
but not harmful TO human beings The aud it, contents
under patches board the United States ship 81
Worlds Fair.
RooME's LIQUID GLUE HAS PROVED ITSELF THE
~ ne pustra Of perfection 20 economists III a. u
instantly repairs the most dcapdaed piece % furniture.
marble crockery etc. without any trouble PREPARATION
always readp for use Soid Wholesale and retail at the
depot, 500 Broadway.
(ARD-MRs BREWSTER. FROM PHILADELPHIA,
~ tenders her services TO ladies this
IN astrnlosy love- and Law matters interpreting
hy books and science constantly relied by Napoon aud
will tell the name q the lady gentleman they will marry
also the name 81 the vistsr Residence M Clinton street
Ladies seventy-hve eents Gentlemen one dollar.
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SPECIAL N0TICE-BROUGHAMS LYCEUM. MRS
~ Brougham takes leave that
will take place Thursday next April H. when
delta will be presented Also Lyceurn pee uarity
with THE SPIRIT OF AIR, and the WORLDS FAIR
Sgnor Lorin r. Griebel and other eminent artist
have most kindly volunteered Particulars in future
tisement. Box book open.
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a COMPETENT YOUNG WOMAN WISHES sITUA-
"A tion in private family She is good plain cook, .
good reference and prefers the country Apply at ~ Oliver
street. for two days, front room.
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COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO MR. JOHN wINANs
~ at the Bowery Theatre will take place Friday
ming the 18th Of April most attractive bill be pre-
ssented; committee;-Hon A. g. Kingsand Hon Cornelius
Hon. d. Is. Taylor A. NJ. Mathews, W. C. Burick Ex Mayor
Taylor Aid j. NJ. Bard of Jersey City Aid Jacob Oak
ley and two hundred and fifty Others The
ing Of the committee will take place ths evening
tor House, at o'clock
hon, F. A. TALLMADGE, Chairman.
st. FISK Secretary
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION coMPANY.-FoR BRE.
~ men, via Southampton. The United States Nail
sail for Bremen via Southampton Saturday April 18th
from pier No North river, At II o'clock An experienced
surgeon Is attached to the ship All letter. must
through the Post once Specie delivered In Havrs Tor
"'~h' %dnIER' sREb RrERA. Agents. 50 Broadway.
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HORN AND WHITES ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE,
every night at No. $50 Broadway, few doors
from Grand street known as the Coliseum where splendid
variety Ethiopian nightly by
Of the most talented companies consisting of twelve
penced performers under the direction Of E. Horn and c.
White Doors at quarter before T. Concert to
mence alta quarter before Tickets % cents Grand after
mencing at o'clock. E. HORN 4 {. WHITE Proprietors
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II.
" Prices of Admission Private Boxes 80 cents; Boxes
rs cents Pit l21 cents Monday evening" April 4th will
be presented magnificent selection of elegant
Feats and daring Acts Of First
Of Mr. r MCFARLAND the Champion yaulter Of the world.
First appearance of Mr. Lavate Lee the English Equi
lbrst and his Infant Sons First appearance Nine Vr-
ginie Sherwood, Mr. Golf Mr. Sweet Mr c. Sherwood and
Mr. W. r. Derr. Miss Mary Ann Wells and the
pany in all their extraordinary performances To conclude
with a Comic PaDtomime.
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broadway THEATRE.-E. A. MARSHALL, SOLE
~ Lsssss-Docrs open a. eurtaa rises At half past
o'clock Dress Circle and Parquette 50 Family and
Third cireis. cents Gallery cents; Private Boxes
spectacle Of the VfSIeN OF Tux SUk-Koran Miss Az
deron; Tacmar Mr. whiting Huana capac Mr.
Sgnor Carlo Genii of the Harp Miss Olivia
the Ebon Wand Mr. Keynoid. King o. silence Mr. Nat
thews Runac, Miss A Goueenheim Cecilia, Miss Gougen-
heinz Cassna Mrs Iherwood Previous to which, the
Of MY PRECIOUS BETSY.
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MRLroN. or A2o nRoApwAY. smowEp ro us. A

- COMES LIQUID GLUE HAS PROVED ITSELF THE
N plusutra Of perfection 20 economists tnsmush u
instantly repairs the piece ef furniture,
marble crcckery etc. without any trouble PREPARATION
IL always readp for Sold wholesale retail the
depot. Nsi, Broadvay.
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u0UsEKEEPERs ARE INVITED TO EXAMINE 4
HI enc assortment Of mantei eandeabras with
and paintings in the centres collar lamps srandoes chan
dclcrs ivory table cutlery silver plated German ss
tea sets table forks 81 spoons 81 don will bear
warranted ASHER MORGAN. li2 William, between Tal'
q and Ann, opposite the Church.
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ATIONAL STKEET.-BOIES
IN rs cents Pit l2h cents Private Boxes $5Doors open
At O'Clock, at half past o'clock
Monday evening April 18th the win e9mnsnee
Mr. Herbert Mary Bromley, Miss Charles To he follow
ed by tia drama entitled the PRAIRIE WOLF-,Johu
Long Mr. Brsndon Bob Birch Mr.. La Favor; Harry May
Mr. H. SEYMOUR; Crazy Kate. Miss Hathaway; Fanny Doe
Miss Crocker Barbara Miss Dunn. To conclude with
gorgeous spectacle Of the MAGIC WELL-Anishack Mr.
II. Seymour; Hanimed, Miss Il. Messenger
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- Of City Hall-Boxss, Dress Circle and Parlaette so
cents Family Circle Is cents Private Boxes IS and ST.
Orchestra Seats IS censAnnual Benefit Of Miss A. Wal
ters-Nonday evening pri H. will be played LOVE
MAZE-Lord Ninever, Mr. J W. Lester Mr. Antony Nettle
Johnston Mrs Lucy Buckthorne, Mrs. RUSSELL Faith Lark
spur Miss Hill. At the end Of the comedy Miss Anne
Walters will dance LA Con rabandsta To conclude
the farce Of KILL OR CURE-Mr brown, Mr. Burton Mrs
Brown, first time, } Miss Anne Walters.
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f,ARn rRoM sENAToR AVIS ANp oTHERs.-TnE

(ARD FROM SENATOR GwIN AND oTHERs-THE
~ undersigned passengers the steamer VIM. IT, Aspn
WALL Chasrcs Gorgona, avail themselves ~ this
eaon 81 " TO the Isthmus.
For comfort despatch and safety the undersigned consider
~ mode Of travel unequalled In the navigation Of the cha
tres river Although the it lowest stage.
We have made forty miles of the route IN hours
ming time with foot water in the river do
not hesitate saw tAe trip Chagres Gorgona be
made regularly In that time. tSignedl
WIN NJ Cwin, Mrs Gwin,
Mrs.. w. e. Jone@, Miss Douglass,
John e.. VI. Iemarc, =. a. Wright, lady and son,
1heytcs W Cool, Mrs. Cook
cam THE UNDERSIGNED PASSENGERS on
heard The steamer VIM w. Aspnwall came down the Cha
res river on the q March inst and arrived NJ chags
before ali other boats wing STOPPED ~ different stations
four times the way She beautifully down the river
~ ne rat n hour protects the passengersfron
raj, and avn and recommend her 10 all carnians TO
H. the best sast and quckest mode We say 70 All our
rens travel mn and the Charcs river hoard the
VIM H. Aspinwsii the proprietor u which u A. J. Jswet'
49, u A'n' J1GEs srEpBISs, and SHY 81, others
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u EAKBHUOME
- street-Dress Circle and Parquette. 80 oeats Family
Circle % cents Orchestra Stall Seats ST. Private
$5Doors at to begin at half past o'clock. Mon
day evening April 4th the performance will
with MY FkIEND JACK-Jack DsvIskin. Mr.. Brougham:
Colonel Decorator, Mr.. Lynns Emily Lambswool, Miss
Emma Taylor BY the operate en-
titled the SPIRIT OF AIR-Aseria, Miss Mary Taylor;
Urance Miss Julia Gould; Boreas Mr.. Leach Fluter
Dusn; Astoroth Mr. LISTER Roland Mr. Palmer Xsizler
Mr.. Raymond To conclude with TEACHER TAUGHT.
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CARD-SRs. BREWSTER. FROM PHILADELPHIA

~ tenders her services TO ladies and gentlemen q this
IN astrolo, love- and Law matters interpreting dresmsSc
b books and science constantly relied by Napoleon and
will tell the name q the lady they will marry
also the name Of the vtsr Residence ia Clinton street
Ladies feventy-hve cents; Gentlemen dollar.
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Of Thirteenth and Broadway will close the
Sd May These works Of consist of collection
tys views Of Europe Asia Minor Syria, the Holy Land
Egypt Nuba and Arabia, and taken from and
painted in OIL by Professor Sattler Admission, 35
Open from O'clock in the morning till 10 In the eyening
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II NlfBELS GRAND NATIONAL CONCERT (FoR THE
h production Of his descriptive work, the Battle of
Bunker ILL., which postponed last night through the
inclemency OF the weather. will take Castle Garden
Monday April a. when the tickets, 80 cents each aud the
at the music April sth will be
B-The Firth Regiment Of New York State Militia will
be present in full uniform.
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INDEPENDENT LINE TO CHAGREs-oN TUESDAY,
18TH AN the fast steamship North America will
leave Pier for Chagres She made the last trip from
New Orleans this city In ss days and twenty hours about
miles-whieh sailing distance from New York TO
Chssrs and n l. will make the trip Chagrss
in days Her passengers will be landed in .hagre- ~
I'D inst LEAVING THEM days 20 cross the isthmus %
Panama TO take the steamer OF t Nay from Panama
for San Francisco few state rooms and cabin ticket.
main un sold also few steerage tickets at BERfORD
cos. NJ. House. te~ey street.
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POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK AT THE MINERVA
i Rooms 400 Broadway.-NAGLE'S Grand Panorama
Of Ireland painted by the first Irish artists from sketches
taken within the last three fidelity interest,"
beauty unrivailed-with Irish songs Irish music and
lrishman illustrations Every evening at ~ o'clock We'd
nesday and Saturday afternoons at O'clock See handb
Admittamce. Is cents Children under II. half price.
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~ perienced civil waited assistants the
Panama Railroad Those only that accustomed to- and
have done field duty in this country and bring cer6
Gates Of ability from chief engineers under whom they
served apply at the Office of the Company 70 Broad
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NVELLOWo AINSIhELS, EELLUWo MUSICAL
Hall, A Broadway, between Howard and Grand
streets Open every night during the week The celebrated
seent and versatile corps Of talented and
sert in this city for the last have been with
he the elite and fashion Of this
opolis Their Burlesque italian Opera
Scenes Witty Sayings Solos, Duets Choruses. Dancing
and On Wednesday and Satur
day afternoons grand Concert for the Of
ladies and families, at o'clock r. n Admis-
sion % cents. Doors at 7, to commence at &
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$40.
Passage from New York Boston to Liverpool second
cabin, So
Berths not secured un til paid for.
Freight will be charged specie beyond amount for
sonal expenses.
An experienced Surgeon on board.
All letters and must through the Post Once
For freight or passage apply to
French. German, and other Foreign Goods. received
and brought in common with British Goods Through hills
Of ladng are given in Ilayre for New York.
After the let April next the rate ofeight by the above
steamers from Liverpool will be ateriay reduced
second class taken after hrs Nay until fur
kheF notice.
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CAsTLE GARDEN-THIs BEAUTIFUL AND PoPU-
- lar place for the reception of vses during
the day The view the galleries Of the splendid
efour noble bay and harbor has not equal in the world
Admission IL y cents.
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GoLD LEAF AND DENTISTS GOLD FOIL OF sUPE-
ror quality. constant on hand, warranted full size,
nshss at the manufaetory liz franklin street Den
tsts Foil SIS J. l.. WAUGH
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pARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM-P #. BARNUx,
- Proprietor and Managcr-John Greenwood, Jr Assis-
tant Manager Admitance to the Museum. Is eents-Mon-
day ana Tuesday April 18th and 18th, ALL TdAT GILT
TIERS IS NOT GOLD viii be repeated in the evenngs.e
In the afternoon, at o'clock, A SOLDIER FOR Love
The Soldier Mr. c. w. Clarke-and farce Of the WANDER
ING MINSTREI-Jem Bags, Mr.. w. Jones. Wednesday,
Mr. W. Ciarkes Benefit the proceeds to be devoted 10
The innumerable curotes of this Museum vast Chi
collection, &c. be at all between
"A. M. and 10 p. NJ. very exc sumo
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-06-05

Eruptions ofthe skin; Erysipelas; Chronic sore
Eyes; Ringworm or letters; Scaldhead; Rheu'
matism; Pains in the Joints; old sores and ul'
GERS; Swelling of the glands; Dyspepsia Salt
Rheum; Diseases of the Kidneys; Diseases
arising from the use Of mercury; Loss of APP.
petite; Pain in the Side and shoulders; General
debility; Lumbago dropsy; sore throat; Bron-
chitas; Coughs; Colds; Weakness of the chest;
Pulmonary Affections; Consumption; Liver
complaint; Female Irregularities and Com
plants: Sick and Nervous Headache; Low
Spirits; Night Sweat Exposure or lmprudence
in life Chronic Constitutional Diseases; and
as Spring and Summer drink and general
Tonic for the system and gentle and pleas
ant purgative, it is superior to Blue Lick or
Congress water, Salts, or Seiditz powders.
Principal Depot 81 Fourth Street, Lou>
iSville, KY, and for sale by o. HENDERSON,
Sale Agent, Glasgow Mo. (Oct 3-3l-y
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ROOksy ROOks!!

M E L c II 81 FIT G Ii,
DEALERS IN
BOOKS, STATIONERY d. PAPER.
Northwest Cor. of Main and Chestnut street,
st. Louis Mo.
INVITE the attention of Buyers to their
L Entirely New Stock. comprising all the
leading articles in their line, consisting in
part of
Classical, English, French, and German
School books, American, English and
French copy and Letter 'oriting paper
Draoing paper, Cord. medium
Printing and wraPp,ng do.
Act. and Day books,
Journals, LedgerS,
Memorandum
Records,
dc dc.
The above memorandum contains only q
few of the leading articles of our extensive
stock; which will be sold at the LOWEST
EASTERN PRICES. Call and examine fol-
yourselves, we hope to secure liberal share
of your patronage.
St. Louis, Aug 8, 1850
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Lines 10 =. MI. f..

| love thee not for thy rosy cheek,
Or lily whiieness Of thy skin;
| love thee because thy features speak
or brighter qualities within.
! love thee, not for beauteous form,
or air and symmetry divine;
! love because thy heart is worm
That beat in virtues halIowed shrine;
| love the eye, whose sparkling smile,
Can thought and feelings both impart;
That beams with mental radiance while
1t folms the sunshine Of thy heert,
That rose may wither on thy cheek
That lily whiteness leave thy skin;
But still thy faded smiles must speak
lmperishable worth within.
The luster Of thy heavenly eye,
Like the radiant sun, must set;
The mind that lights it, may defy
The n'ght that would oxlingusb it,
Tha! lovely form, which now you wear,
At last must mouIder back 10 clay;
The soul that fill'd shrine SO fair,
Shall beam an angel far away.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-06-05

How TO DO Ir-There is good sound
sens ia The following advice 10 young
men and women who are thinking Of.
matrimony. 1t is from an article by
Grant Thornburn, in the last number
Of the Home journal:
There is nothing TO be gained in
dangling Tor twelvemonth after SEN
sible woman, talking unmeaniag stuff
words without wisdom. Tell her
your wish like a man, and not like "a
blubbering school boy. She will not
ri1e with your affections; and if there
are three grains Of common sense in
your muckle carcass, she will be your
own before month has passed. See
the history Of Rebecca, IN Genesis 9Th
chapter, 37th verse: When Abraham 5
servant had concluded the preliminary
contract with Mrs. Laban on the part
Of her daughter, to become the wife OF
Isaac, the old man was anxious TO get
home to shOw his young master the
bOnHy lass he had brought him; the mo.
Their wished him 10 remain a few DAYS
to recruit himself and his camels He
persisIng, it was finally referred to the
daughter. We will call the damscI
and enquire at her mouth said the
mother. When llebecca appeared, her
mother asked, wilt thon 90 with this
man" Rcbccca replied, e! will CO.
There was a noble girl for you. No
tears starting from her black eyes, no
whining nor simpering max believe.
nor mock mCdes,y; but what her heart
wishe dher lips uttered, Like an hon.
est maiden, she replied, Il will CO.
Now, young ladies, 60 thou and do like
wise. When the man whom you pre-
fer above all others in the world. says.
"WilI you 90 with me!.an>wcr, | vii
90"
By-lhe.by. ladies, when you wish 10
read true, simple and unsophisIicared
love'slory Jast read over the = ith chap.
ter Of Genesis.
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Gums, Rifles and PistoIcs.

Two provide for the increasing trade in this
IL department, have made arrangements
TO import fine double and single barreied shot
guns direct from the best English munufac-
turers.
| shall be in receipt for the spring trade Of
very large assortment Of fine aud common
doutle and single barrel shot guns, rifles and
yaug gers, suitable for plantation or mountain
tradei Colts and Aliens revolvcrs; belt and
pocket pistols; powder TASKS and shooting az
Paratus generally, which will be sold to the
trade at very reduced prices
heve also attached to my establishments
gunsmlth shop and shooting gallery, where
all guns and pistols can be tried to the salts
faction OF the purchaser Having employed
an experienced workman AN prepared to d.
an Kinds OF gunsmithng and manufacturing
fine guns TO order.
EDWARD MEAD.
- Main St, corner Of Pine, ST. Louis, Mo,
Feb 20.
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SPRING ARRANGEMENT FOR SEASON
Regular Saturday Packet


For Jefferson City, ROcheport, BOonuille
Arro0 Rock, Glasgow and Brunswick.
G~=. THE new aud fast running steamer
- - GEN. LANE. ISAAC II. McKEE,
master, having been purchased aud reftted
expressly for the above trade, will commence
at the earliest opening Of navigation, and
will make regular weekly trips, leaving St.
Louis every Saturday evening at 4 o'clock;
and Brunswick every Tuesday, at l O'Clock,
a. NJ. On her downward trip will he at
Glasgow, Arrow Rock, Boonvile. Rocheport,
Providence and Nashville, the same day; and
Jefferson City, Mouth of Usage, ST. ALBERT.
Portland, Herman, Washington, Augusta, on
Wednesday, and arrive at St, Louis early on
Thursday morning. Her officers hope, by
strict attention TO business, TO merit a share
Of the public patronage.
For freight. or passage, applp on board,or C
WALL g. SCOTT, st. Louis.
C. D. E!TZEN, Herman.
PC. ARNOLD, Portland.
L. ROBIOU g. Co., st. Aubert,
w. A. BENNETT, Cote Sandessieu.
L. B. CCRDELL, Jefferson City.
CROW g. JACKMAN, Rocheport.
A. e. GODDIN, BoUnvile
la. ADDERTON. Arrow Rock.
]. w. HARRIS, Glasgow.
BALENTlNE d. OUTCALT, Brunswick
Jan 23d lcjl.