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ARRIVAL Of DR.. e.. w. ROBACK nj New York
The celebrated DIR &. w. Roback, from Swee,len
Professor Of Asrology, Astronomy, Phrenology, aud
Geoniancy, having just arrived from Philadelphia,
where he has met with the most extraordinary snc
fo' the last four offers his services
tho citizens Of New York, and Its vicinity, e.. w
Roback being the seventh of the seventh son. and
having made Astrolugy hs elusive study since the
early age of neen years, enjovs advantages derived
rom travelling aud hcction that are possessed by
none IN this country in Europe and being so gif
ted b, Nature as having cultivated those blessed gifts
he Is prepared to adapt them to the following uses
and the immediate consnmmation Of the following
topics He can be CONSULTED with his Office or by
letter. u pre- paid, and he is prepared to make Use of
his power on any Of the following topics: business
OF all descriptions travelling by land sea; court
ships, alvices given for their successful accomplish
mrnt speculating in ste ks, merchandise real es-
tate the recovering Of egacies in dispute the pur-
chasing Of tickets and the safety Of ships at lie
also has had the honor of receiving certificate from2
the Honorable C. John Bernadotte. form, rly King &C
sweden, which II will give him gIeat pleasure in
showing to these who will favor him with call. lie
also offers his service respecting health, wealth and
marriage love affairs, journeys lawsuits difficulty IN
business fraud, sickness and death; past, present and
future events, and all the concerns oi life aud invit,s
all those who are afflicted corpOri3lly mentally
Terms-lades so cents,i gentlemen 81. Natiyiiirs
calculated and read in full according to the orat les
aud masculine signs, ladies' 81 gentlemen 81, 5O.-
Nntivtes calculated according TO Geomancy, for la
dies 81, In ,ull 50 gentlemen SO, In full S5;-Ter.
sous at distance have their natiyties drawn ~
sending the date Of the day Of tueir birth. All lei.
ters containing the above fee will receive immedi-
ate attention, and natvites will he sent to any part
OF the United States, written ON durable paper. Al
letters on any Of the above topics, postpaid, VIII
answered gratis. His Office is No. 6 hiie-stT tt,
blocks below Broadway. jylO d&w ~.
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@drrte0.

In Attieborough, LIST inst. +, Mr.. Frank q. Hor.
ton To Miss Macy Is. French, both of Pawtucket
Ia this town Thursday evening, hy the Rev +.
Henry Jackson, Capt John Taylor and Miss
S,raI, T.. Downing, youngest daughter Of Capt
Benj. Downing, formerly ofihis place.
In CharIestcn, 5. e., 81 August, Lieut.. Jol n
N. Maiiili, ofthe United States Navy, aud Mrs.
Caroline Laurens Read.
t'n Providence Vedncs lay, Ilth inst, by the
Rev. Dr. Cleveland, Char. A. =. Mason aud
Caroline w. Simmons, both of that city.
AT baltimore, Aug. 10Th, Eldridge Newton. u,
3. NJ. to Mig Matilda T. Durham, Of Baltimore.
Al the Spanish Legation, on Tuesday morn
ing: the 10th instant, by the RI, Rev. DIR. McGil,
Bishop Of Richmond, Jose Maria de Magellon =
Campuxano, OF Madrid, present by his proxy,
the Spanish Minister, to Aggripina, third daugb-
tor Of Alexander Norman Macleod, late VI Harris,
Sc 'tland.
In Fall River, 10Th inst, Mr.. Stephen 8. Vars
and Miss Sarah Perry, eldest dau ghter Of Mr..
WIN. &. Tenant, ofihis town.
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AQUIDNECK AGRICULTURAL
EXHIBITION.

A 7 Middiaour, on Tuesday, the 2la day of
n Sq<embtr (YJa,r) u not the neat fair day AZ
ter.
The Aquidncck Ak, cultural Society, respect
fully invite the Farmers and inhabilant. Of this
Island, aud tho neighhoring towns, to exhibit
such stock as they may think worthy Of note, at
the Cattle Show of said Society, To be- holden
near the First Baptist Meeting House, in Md
dletown, on the 2lst day Of Scpteml rr mex to
he examined bya Committee appointed by raid
Society to decide on the qu liiies Of tho sann
and award Certificates of mc.' To those who may
exhibit the 81 stock of each Kind hereinafter
specified. The Socir'y Ling in it. infancy an
without the necessary funds 10 award premiums,
in money, cannot but indulge hope that certi6-
Gates al mc,it will bc accep,ble to the Farmers
of this Vicinity, and b. sufficient imluc-mcnt
for them To contribute To the inter II Of the Fair,
by exhibiting such stock a. they may think will
promote tie interest "f Agriculture, and stimulate
n spirit Of emulation and improvement.
NATHANIEL GREENE, Pres.
GEORGE .COGGESIiALL, Sccry.
alS
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D-tc0,

In Providence, 7h inst, Miss Annie ". liar
ris, IN the 18Th Jear other age.
Ia this town, on the llth inst, Mr.. William
Cas~ell, in the sSlh year Of his age, leaving IL
children, az grandchildren and n great grand
chile re TO mourn his loss. lie was IA worthy
member OF The Second Baptist Church in this
town for about 50 years.
In this town, ON Weim $ lay, llth inst, Mr..
William Cas~el, III the SSH year Of his age.
Al Sing Sing, "Wednesday morning, Aug. II,
Benjamin Dabney, only child Of Harriet J. md
Major ;. Anderson, u. =. A.
At Woods Hole, Mass, ON the 9Th inst, WIN.
Maxwell Woodruff, youngest son Of Ellen +. and
Lieut.. Maxwell Woodruff. U. s. Navy, aged 2
years.
In Providence 10th inst, Mrs Hannah Holb-
rook in the ~ year Of her age.
In this town, on Sunday. Rebecca F., infant
daughter Of Mores Barlow, aged months.
la Providence on Saturday last, Charles Hold
en-, Jr., Esq, in the 3S,h year Of his age.
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GLOBE DINING SALOON,
BY KELLOGG & WIGITMAN,

FULTON MARKEr, NO. z, SASD9, SEwYoRE
BiLL OF fARy,
embraces every Kind and variety of Meats, vcgs
tables, Fish, Fowl, &C., Tor Breakfast, Dinner
and Tea, and the prices for eating are so small
thu persons visiting the city, will find hy calling
at this establishment that il is, in the end MUCH
CHEAPER TO EAT THAN NOT TO FAT :
The reputation that this saloon enjoys is ASSURE
guarantee to the stranger wLo visits New York, 4,
of being well taken care OF, and kindly treated at
avery small 'spense. In fact the expense of liv-
ing here need mo-, De more than about "a ~ cts.
per day.
Connected with their Dining Rooms, they have
pleasant and comfortable lodging apartments.
X. n w. would respectfully invite their friends
to give them call when visiting the city, assur-
ing them thtt no pains will be spared 90 make
their stay agrer,lII.
@. W. KELKoGG. A. =. wtGHTmAs.
uuc7
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Wilbor'S Comp pound Of
PURE COD LIVER OIL
AND LIME.
Guar ron coSsUMPTIos, CoUGH., ,toLps,
NsrBMA, ,bRosCHITIs, ,tikNtRAL DfBiL-

CURr ron coSsUMPTIOs, COuGH., ,CoLps,
ASTHMA, A,bRoscHITIs, ,GtstRAL DrBIL-
NY AM Att scKOfULOus IIUMoRs.
V'iiE proprietor has succeeded (iron iii ,,,inny
l. "f Professor Stone, ia combining the oil rnd
Lame 81 perfectly that the I,sis oi the Oh which
~ So na'srous, Ia persons generally, i. emitcly
overcome, and II can IN, iakrn D, the mnsi deli
cate females with pleasure. And as rga,ds the
benefit OF ih,s article over the clear oil, tie Gl.
loving case, 10y Professor Stone, il sufficient 10
convince the mot sceItichL J'he Young lad,
was "a years Of age.
"lier disease was one of lniinised plthisis
which had been expected 10 terminate in the
course OLA few months fatally. The upper pa,t
ofboth her lungs was flied With tntercL =, and in
some places were beginning ~ soften. The case
was evidently "A bad one. The Treatment Of C,d
Liver Oil was AT FIRST tised, but without m,ykcd
Improvement. The Phosphate of Lime was then
administered with the Oil, and the ressit, M in
the Ease Of many others, WAS soon apparent.
The patient was rapidly getting well"
This preparation does not lkc the Cod Liver
Oil become rancid which makes II very ,lrsrca-
ble for Persons travelling as il keeps fresh for "A
long time.
lie sure mrf get fhe genuine, Manufactured only
by ALE&'R b. WlLBOR, Chemist, l56 Court
Street, Boston.
X. IL HAZARD & CO., Agents for Newport
and vicinity. jeii
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fFrom the Irish Americana

AKAPPEAL TO COMMON SESsE.-N won't
do. at this day, to advance an opinion without Civ
ing reason Cor il. We might tell the public in
every issue Of our paper, that HUToHINGs' vEG-
ETABLE EDYsPEPs,A BITLERs were IA specific
for Indigestion, and nl the diseases growing out
Of it, but they would net believe our ipse d',n
without we gave them the why and the where
fore. We therefore state, as the result Of per-
sonal observation and from the concurrent msti
neny Of all our friends and acq,ainlanccs who
have tried the article, OF have seen il tried, that
its tonic, aterat,ve and restorative properties
altogether tfnetualed. That il braces the system,
restores the appetite, raises the spirits, imra'is
6rmness to the nerves, and invigoIa,es the co sti
sutton and TINT its stimulating effect IL followed
by ~ senciioaG We therefore consider il the
very best stomachie which mc'.ical science has
yet given 10 ma kind.
Circulars, containing the certificates Of remark
able cures, and the high estimation in which this
Medicine is held by the public press, can le had u
the agents, free. ''..
PRICE so CENTS PER B0TTLE.
Principal office. l22 Fulton street.
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OXYGENATED BITTERS.
ANOTHER CERTIFICATE FROM
CONNECTICUT.

MERIDEN, Jufy 70, 1901.
Mesrs. Reed, Bates f. Austin G,nti,m,n--I
take the liberty to express my gratitude To you,
for the good effects produced on me by the Use oi
the O,ygena,ed Bhters.
NV constitution has been greatly impaired, 10y
Typhus and Bilious Fevers; and, for four years
past, have been uoubled with severe cough,
and dscharging greatly from the lungs, my
breathing very laborions, and much distressed on
my lef side, near, and around the heart, so much
%, that the noise and whistling in my chest,
would wake mo out ola sound sleep, the difficulty
st,ll increasing upon me when my breath amos,
wholly ceased. ,
I was carried in chair from my business TO
che house, and no one who. saw me thought
could long survive. tried. a bottle OF the Qxy-
genated Bitters, recommended by friend'and in
Eve or six days, il gr stly relieved my eouh and
hard breathing. am not well, butaole to attend
tom my small business, and as thousands are suffer-
ing from similar complaints, therefore recon-
mend il 70 the public rs n valuable medicine.
Yours respectfully,
ABEL d. CLARKE.
REED, BATES, L AUSTIN, Wholesale
Druggists. No Is Merchants Row, Boston, Gen
srsi Agents.
PRICE, one Dollar per bottle six bottles Tor five
Dollar. nl2
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Bp .0elearapl,.
PHiLArELPHlA. Auu. H.

A nest Of counterieiters, about fifteen
miles from from Danville, was broken
up on Monday, by detachment OF pc
lice from this city. A DR.. Geltner was
shot and wounded, while attempting to
make his escape. He was afterwards
arrested and in jail. The others cssaI-
ed. The whole Of the coun,ericiting
apparatus was secured, together with
three hundred counterfeit two's Of the
Hamburg Bank, and notes on other
banks. Several plates were also cap
turcd, one Of which was on Rhode Is-
land bank.
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER
lMPORTAN TO DYSPEPTlCS.-
Dr.. S, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, The
True Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Jui.e,
prepared from BENNETT, or the
FOURTH STOMACH OF THE OK,
after directions of Baron LlEBlG. the
great PhysicIo. ical Chemist, by J. s.
HOUGHTON, M. D., Philadelphia. This
is truly a wonderful remedy for INDlGES-
TION, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDlCE, LlV-
Err COMPLAINT, CONSTIPATION
and DEBILITY curing after NATURES
OWN METHOD. by NATURES OWN
AGENT, the GASTRIC JUICE. Pam
'phle,s containing Scientific evidence of ITS
calue. furnished by agents gratis. See no
among the medical advertisements.
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THURSDAY, August l2.
Bark kedar, Fesse ,den, Bangor, W, Prov;
Enoch Bennett, Morton, Prov, Bost; Joseph,
Keller, T. Greenwich, Rockland'
Schr Stra,ion, Bats, Phila, TIigham; Ma
ry, Yates, Bangor, Prov: Com tucker, Fox,
Z ilH, Bosl; II tlend son, Iced, do, Roxbur,j
Mars Hill, Drisb,ow, + River, Searspor; Dircc-
tor, Conday, Bosi, Sag Iia,bor; f. Munscl,,
Saunders, N Haven, Holmes hoc; GaL,xv, kel-
", Y, Bangor; Frances, Cudey, Phila, Bost
Amanda, Lam'orL, Phila, Bost; Patriot, Hail,
do, Danvillle; Yacht Geo Stmgcs, Higgins, n
bedford, N Y; Whisper, Glove. .,Bost, do; =
Boat Eclipse, lIcmstead, N London, a crnisc;
Relief, Dagget, Tisbury, do, Sloop Pilot,
Jones, Chatham, Y Haven; Branch, Austin. Ed
Carton, Prov; 5 T. Cole, Gage, Dernis, do.
SUNDAY, August Is.
Rrig Confidence, Babcock, from Tia vana.
Yacht Madoria, Corhiu.Il5 horrs f ON Brock
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APUBL,IC INVITATION


If there " q man or woman who are now suffering
pain We care whHt the cause may be, We gnAthn'
Zee that Rsdwsys R,sdy Relief will give you ease
and relieve ,ou entirely In lew minutes after using
a. Call upon the agent whose name you will hnd ~
this paper, and " you suffering any acnte pain,
We will warrant that Radudy's R'ady Rsd'J Uif
atop ia b,Tors you isare me stor'.
u will cure Rheumatism after all other remedies
have failed aud IL the only cure for Neuralgia
II will cure sick Nervous Headache and stops the
most painful throbs In few minutes u viii re-
Nevs the most distressing pains at dafihna, cfnmps,
spasms &C. II s the quckcst Huld"g Tor ,hills aud
fever ever known. ln all carts s-h iOG htdwh>s
Resdy Relief
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When u couple are now TO be mar
fied mutual love, or union Of minds, ia
the last and most triAi6g consideration.
Iitheir goots ai,d cJlattels csfR bc brought
10 unite, their sympathetic souls are ev-
ct ftddy to guarantee The treaty. The
gentlenian's mortgagsd lawn becomes
enamorcd Of the Iady's marriageable
grove; the match is struck up, and
the parties are piousIy in lovc-accord-
ing TO act OF Parliament.
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STATE OF RHODE ISLAND, &C.

NTNTVFTs "
Clsfk's OGcs, Sigr,m, e M,
Jaig 3, 1862.
WIIERENS Navy Ann liricr, of the town
w 1sf county of Ncwrrt, hath flied in said
office lar petition rr'Yng st certain reasons
thrrciw contained, that s,E Govt VII pars
Decree disshving the bonds of rnri r,ys NOV s,b-
s,stiag bctwccn her aml l,r husband, l"hn Me
cr,--Notice is hereby gwen b. tI'c saId Jrhn
hicr, that he w. ari appear. q hr NH as m,
II thr Snprrrrr Cont NJ e. b. h. hold"n ~ New
pui, within and fr lh' county NJ Ne~pori, "n
the hnirth Monday ~ August, is52. "nd show
c,u-r Il ANY h. hath, why the payer oi s"'d
Petition should not he granted
iy76w WILLIAM GlLPlN, Ii.Ik.
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~ ALhelon, the first Saxon who
wrote in Latin, composed poem on a
Pen. A poem might well be written on
the System Of Penmanship invented and
taught by Bristow, Masonic Hall.
Church st. Mr.. Bristow teaches a
beautiful free hand to Ladies to Gen
tlemen bold, rapid commercial style,
IN IL lessons; be quick to apply, or you'll
losc him.
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"ON, NOW CAN ne ouREp =" exclaimed Lady
vho had been afflicted, many Ladies are for years.
friend replied, "By taking Morse's Com pound syr-
up OF Yellow Dock Root. l have been cured by II
and msny others whom I know" She procured
some and took II and was soon cured Of complaints
which had baied the skill Of the ablest Physicians
for yssrs. "Go and do likewise" Sold by Z. q. q
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~ am man, antr deem nothing which relates to
man iuegn To ~, feelings"
YOUTH 81 MANUOOD.
dll 6n COW.

YOUTH ~ MANHOOD.
VIGOROUS LIFE tR A PREMATt RE DEhTHs
kinktfin on S'if P's1strafion-onfy 81 c,nts.
vriiIS book, just published, is filled with useful in
i formation on the hlirunites and diseases of the
human system. II addresses itself alike Ia Youth,
Manhood and Old Age-to all who appr, hrnd or suf-
f-r ss,tT r dHr teSeq .entes of early prolonged
brii-spiinns - aI MN feel sre exhaustive effects
cS banrMl hubirs-eo all 10 IN addition ~ d.,ih ng
physical energy the victims Of nervous aud men
IN debility, AID of mopiig and melancholy dtspoLd.
cncy-to all such DIR would SHY
READ TIiIS BOOK
Fhc valuable advice and Impressive warning II
gives will prcy' NJ Year. al misery and su ring, and
save annually thousands oi lives
Parents hy reading il will learn how Ia prevent tho
de.t,sT,on uf their children.
IyA remittance oi ~ ccuts. en-, los,al IN l-tt-r
addressed Ia DIR knkcn, Philadelphia, will eh,bie
book, under envelope per r,turn III mail
1FDr. X, H. wears resident fh, si,ian, n. w, GER
ner of 81 aud mon street, between spruce mud Pine
Philadelphia NAV he consulted confdrnHlly
lie who places himself under ia, care of DR. X,
may giuilSly confide in his honor gentleman,
and confidently rely upon his skill as ply si'iau
Persons nj distance may address Di. h 10y letter,
(pIc paid and be- cured NJ hume.
Packages Of mclicincs directions, Sc. forwarded
by sending remittance, and put up -;curr from dam.
aRc or curiosity.
Booksellers News Agents, P,dlar-, CnnvHs-crs,
and all others supplied with the above work at very
low rates. ap2i ~ daw.
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A justice in Arkansas recently married
a young couple, addressing the BRIDE
groom as follows:
You, T-P-, take this young
woman, whom you hold by the right
hand, to be your lawful wife, and you
now promise to cleSve unto her, and all
other lromen so help me God -
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Iypee ,Sv,r,rios TO A., Grasses.

To trst the cfiiesry of Railway Ready heliet
Iet ail who suil,t with rheumatism, NruTHlgt,,
sick lIcadtrhe, pinuh~a, or Chtl Fever, rall upon
IN 1gent of Railway Ready Rcliei iui their town,
sud Whatever yt-ir complaint MAY b,, ~ guarantee
that n less than I've minutss after using u you viii
he lfte from psin. We pronis, yen that however
.evtre Sou niay iufsr from pain on entering the
store thit VI you apply II on the spot YOU vii ee ir.e
rom pan, oa returning home Railway ReadN Ne.
n.f Hcts in.tsntly. n is quick safe, pleasant aud
powerful. let sil who suhsr pain ttli npon the
agent snd try the n. n. n . Il viii tsts lou
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01-The Loco-Focos are offering TO
bet to any small extent on North Caro-
Ina, in the Presidential election. The
late result has revived them, and Ileav
en- knows they have need OF all the
consolation they can derive from it.
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MEYERS UNIvERSUM, No. III.
EbIrED Bv CHts.A DANA.
THIS DAY PUBLISHED.

Containing the following elegant steel engravins.s
THE WALIIALl.A (Bavari.)
SCENERY IN RICHMOND PARK, (ncar
I.ondon.)
REC.
STREET SCENERY IN CONSTAN1I-
NOPLE.
With descriptive text. Pric. % cents, or SO
per volume Subscribers, in advance, receive u
splendid engraving a premium. Publisl cd
semi monthly.
HERMANN J. MEYER,
a9 Publisher, No. 16i William 81. N. y.
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"a LITTLE KNOWLEDGE Is A DAN.
GEROIS THING"

THIS saying has hut 4 partial application -
A very hltc knowledge Of the physiology OF the
hair teaches th,t want of care dcpriycs many Of
that most becoming ornament 10 the person.
Those who would desire to preserve their heads
from badness, cure thinncsScs on the scalp, pre-
vrut DISSEMINATION, aud secure a gossncss and
soGn"ss oitcNturc, should use Boglc's Hyperion
Fund.
May look upon the process Of shaving as
~, which rcquicrs merely mechanical attention
To accomplish perfectly, Il i not 50. The con-
ditions which furnish the spccdicst and easiest
accomplishment are healthy state Of the skin,
,nd u suitable ather to preserve IL suundncss.-
Boglc's Amolc is the most approved article for
.o'trning aud smoothing the skin, aud impa-ting
To II an elasticity inconsistent with any chdmcc oi
irritation, or criptions which follow IL. Sold 10y
Wm. Bngc's Agents.
X. Il. HAZARD n CO.. G. g. G. HAZ-
ARD, 4. }. TAYLOR. ml2
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PROSPECTUS
FOR PUBLISHING IN THE CITY OF
New ORLEANS
A NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE,

SOUTHERN LADIES BOOK,
UNDER THE EDITORIAL MASAGEMEHT OF
MISS l.. VIRGINIA SMITH AND
WM. 4. LEONARD, NJ. u.
That Ten,al developments = c iniusaccd Ly
the ia"c OF surrounding nltr,c. and that bias of
thous III sgiscn by assoc.io ions " h the mu,e
monitors of cline and The gentle influence oi bird
aud ilowe, is mol to Le denied. To lag .hcsc
influences into not active opc otior-'o =, cct
tierc imp cssions Of on. soft Savarnahs, ara o
afford "A channel o. commr1i whicn may per-
wade the whole, T1d b,ing them mo more pr pa
ble existence. shall he the primary ann of ths
work /; while all becoming a.enion will be CIV
en 20 those colL'tcrals which tend to elevate the
tone OF thought id rcfnc the ,lstc. Therefor r
ev~ department Of Poii,e Literature, Music, the
f'le A,,-, ald all the more elegant branches of
education ard tisie viii bc seduousy cultivated.
And. aS pi,anonnt object, will he the develop
ment oi Southern talent aud the illustration Of the
cseuery, habits, tastes and institutions Of our
Southern country. Every encouragement will lo
given, and an earnest invitation is here extended
for the co-operaton Of the iterati oiUvery portion
o., the south.
To meet the natural wishes Of the ladies, due
attention will be- given to the fashions, and plates
thereof will be regularly published.
Some Of the very best writer's Of the Country
have been secured az contributors 10 its columns.
wings, Fashion Plates, and Typography, shall bc
unsurpassed by any periodical in the country. In
deed il shall in all things be Parloi journal.
E,ch number will contain sixty -four pages of
neatly printed letter press, ro, al octave, two fne
steel engraving, "A fashion plate, aud piece OF
original music.
wM. r. LEONARD & CO.,
Proprictors.
II The first number will be issued al out the
10Th oi July.
TERMS, CASH IN ADVANCE.
One copy, one year, W
Two copies, one year,
One copy two years,
Five copies, one year, W
One copy, five years, ~
Eight copies, one year, 10
(Ct-Tcn copies, one year, S20, and one copy
extra Cor year to any person sending the club oi
ien.-f0
All COMMUNICATIONS post paid, adlrcsscd 10
WIN. T.. LEONARD 4 60 propricturs oi the
Southern Ladies Book, will receive imn diaic
attention il
nor JElLIES, BLANC NANCE, &C
II SwINBnRSr's RtFIStpGrLArINE. The
attention Of consumers Is invited to the above
Gclatlnc, pat up IN two Inut packets, vriy Inmc-
" refined, aud possessing gicat shengih. For
Jrllics, Blanc Mango, Soups, Meat Pirs, etc, II
'll be- found ver, desirable, not only un account
the quality, bm also tllr price
Mannlacturcdby Swmhornc < Co. London.
Sold by RI. TAYLOR,
bl7 BOZ Thames 81
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