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NAY Il McMULLEN'S PATENT

- HOSE.-The trisl made OF this incompatible Water
Hose for years past has fully demonsated III SUPERIOR
tv Orders from Railroads Factories Water Companies and
others solicited Every piece warranted 70 give satisfaction
by the patentee and manufacturer The following one OF
he many certificates and published to show the esmstos
from actual use JERSEY CITY, Dec H. 1851
HORACE II. DAY. No. Is Courtlsndtst, N. Y.-Ded' Si':
take great pleasure in stating to you In answer to your In
ruiry In regard the India Rubber Hose furnished BY you
Tor the Ne~Jersey Railroad and Transportation Company,
that we have found it of the very best description and to
answer much better purpose than either leather or canvss
II is not only durable but In the end the most
lca We have rubber hose some OF our locomotives
that purchased Of You two ago which has been In
constant use and 10 still good ever and have found
your fourpy stand pressure Of $50 lbs to the square inch
Your. very respectfully, JAMES MCFARLAND,
Superintendent Motive Power for NJ. r. r. Trsns Co.
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miscellaneous.

A ADVERTISEMENTS are inserted in
~ the best papers in other cities and towns q; '. b.
PALMER'S Advertising AGENCY, Tribune Buildings.
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nlathinern, Me.
r Cult COURT. UNITED

CIRCU IT co U X 7, UNITED
~ STATES, New Jersey DstIict-Between Henry T.
Jones, complainant and Thomas 5laght defendant-On
bill for Injunction, &ci filed DILL IN this case of "a "a
the Circuit Court Of the United states Tor tne
District Ct New Jersey against Thomas Saigh TO
him nom making Psdocks after my Patent al gave noee
OF motion for that purpose Mr. saght appeared to the
suit filed an answer and put in affidavit The cause AZ
fully argued BY counsel both sides and the Ooni az
time for dehberston decided that Thomas Saght
had infr1Dged on nv patent and ordered an 10 anc,lon
against him That injunction served upon mf Sasnt
on the twentysecond inst And deem 1t my dry to in
form the public Of these proceedings and that ny oe
tsinatcn 10 assert my nights the utmost OF my ability
gainst ali who BIZ purchasing OF said Saight, or 10 any
as on INV exclusive privilege the face OF
INV pat ut The JUG ge in his written opinion declares te
nnaement BIZ Mr. slaieht In this case to be one Of the
ni.inest csss, ever prest nted 10 the Court . ~
P' So@.rt \ I 2rbJ uIy 1852. HENRY c. JONES.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &


IL STREETERS NEW PATENT INSULATED
by scientific be the safest and best proec
tcD against Lightning offered TO the public silver
medal awarded this Conductor at the last Connect
State Fair IN Hartford and diploma at the Mddesex
Mechanics Fair in Lowell, Mass last Professor
BIockesby Professor Of Mathematics and Natural Phoso
ply Trinity College Hartford says: have carefully
amin ed Messrs Otis StreeteTs Conductor aud cheeruly
bear my testimony its excellence 1t is constructed and
erected in accordance with scientific principles and the cleo
trica conditions By which protection from lightning is
cared better and complied with by this rod than by
any that have The points that brste upon
IT, tend prevent violent explosion either direct later
al and rapid but silent discharge of the electric fluid
between the clouds and the earth | should consider
build furnished with this rod more eecuay secured
from lightning than by any other with which am
acquainted" From Prof J. v c. Smith NJ d., OF Boston:
Il have hesitation in recommending this Co lductor to
promises he Of great utility" Hon Henry Barnard Super
preference to this Conductor altogether the best devised
attached TO the building and the most economical" Prof
Batchelder of Lyon Mass 49, 10 short this Conduct
or leaves for Improvement" Several hundred
timonals OF the import have been received aud the
subscribers have yet TO meet the first who eXamns
ton Of this Conductor does not give 1t his unqualified pref
-Four i've wanted imme lately, 20
put up this rod IN this city and vicinity Local
being appointed in every city and county IN the United
States Persons wishing TO protect their buildings will do
themselves great service by calling these local agents
on LUCIUS LYON 4 co sole Manufacturers Of Otis *
StreeteIs Patent Insulated Conductor, Office, No
Dey.st New York.
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WAREROOMS. No

Il Sol Broadway. one door above Thompsons Saloon
Persons about purhanng Penos are invited to call al the
WaIeroOms Of BENNETT co, where they will find
Of Rosewood Piano F0rtes Of modern style
livery St uncnf warranted for two Shond doubts
be entertained TO quality the payment be deferred
uLt such d0Us removed Old Pianos received In part
payment for New and second hand Pianos 10 Let
Man factoIN. No 81 |. 3I3 and SIS klvingLon-st
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IMPORTANT to the PUBLIC.-The

IMPORTANT to the PUBLIC.-The
explosion Of lamps will continue destroy life aud pop
ery unless detected prevented By suitable penalty for
selling alcohol and lamps, disguised by any
The public require safe, splendid and cheap hight. That
PINE and LARD OIL will produce equal to the beat Oh or
Gss Light in Solar Lamps made altered for Pine aud Lard
OF warranted 70 detect the resin in fraudulent i'm
itson OF quickly oil placed in fluid, by any name
will the alcohol 95 required with the resin and pine
oil In 10 To prevent the explosion Of from resD in
lamps patent rights fox any City State be obtained by
suitable personsto it from the Pine on IN Spirits
Of Tupenne, and prove Pine and Lard OIL the best and
cheapest gbo avoid the expense Of Spemacet and the
daring experiments that dealers in explosive sh know to
have lorg required lamp made to detect penalty to
preven, The o. il in lamps Patent pipe and Lard OIL
with splendid Solar Lamps sale, aud the resin removed
from Pine OH in Spirits Of TurPsntne may be Inspected BY
applying at the OH and Lamp Stores Of p S. CONKLIN
date DItTZ { COZ No g. Fuonst, No. l5i Courtst
Baltic, Brooklyn where orders will receive strict
attention and be delivered IN BroOkly n OF NewYOrk.
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OARD.-W We. the UNDERSIGNED. Passen.

GARD We, the undersigned, Passen-
~ ges hoard the ship Magnolia bound 20 Australia
take great pleasure in expressing our entire Satisfaction a.
the arrangements which ths sprtsd owners and agents Of
this splendid ship have entered into for accumulation
We also express appreciation OF the Captain b. Wuek
and Ven 6gI .sem We trhsftsts dis Opportunity Of
recommending this beautiful and clipper shig IN froth
nehsrp vhch succeeds the Magnolia snd was built press
y for the Csfpa trade 10 the attention Of our terd,
only in tbs bu. aio in Canals II 10 our option
they do better than secure their passage TO tie gold
tte suengih Of her bud he safety. a. Tucker
brother the Captain OF the Maznoe commands her sld
like HIM fully able and DESTROYS promote the comfort OF
his passengers. e from experience sdvise early security
Of the bsrhs Assure thai they will al be taken
by the cate Of her sailing will much Inconvenience
Applause Hawkes. New York Alex Howes, 81, Thomas,
Csnsd. West: Thos b Dais, Glaaman h. t. yves: I'd
comb Providence u I; W m. II Berry, Australia Aug L.
Barrels Nspanes. C. W. Alex Miller, Pictou Ms: Wn.
yorkirs, P,tshurgh " m Smith. Plhl,dephia Charles
Fnpey Erwes,Iown. c " Andrew NJ Ceder1 blow, lanes
EssoT " Y Thos Harding. Ireland; PurEen Holsz' A.
Gooosli London; John Wood. Ky. L. Mus er ~ Y;
Terrerce Cornerly NY; Jctn Steele Duncan. CIV Cbs'
Cia:k, Boston; John Campbell Canada; Alfred Wray Lon
con John Guy London Geo. Crawford, Gus,Ph, w
fort, NY; B. S Booth Bath c. w; Alfred Ticey AHcas-
ter, { W; VIM stewnst Toronto: C. C. Green, TORONTO;
John 1rower Dundas, w. David Myles, Dundee SCOT.
land Alfred lett Indian Grant River. CIV. Albert Hey
err Willsmsbprgh; IohD I. Pearce. " Henry vinson,
Brsn,tord c. ~: John Lseson N.Y. James Smith, Henry
l. Steele Chas Frederick John Leaske Albany John Clio
YER Jses yon A Fisher, j. &. Perry and family Of
adults. NJ Geo. Goulc 'shswe; Samuel Jones NJ l.
II. Hutchinson. Lewis Luke H. hudsow, lreltndj James
Furgerson y; Ttos. Webster, Canada; NJ b. g. LoIer'
Car ada: Wrl A. Thons Toronto K kssterbrook Mich
igsn John Ferguson. ~ Herman Schniss- lon. O0o;
James Cooper CT Nicholas Simmons Canada; Chas Todd,
Brookyn Gee. Sexton. Hartford Jas Nssoy, st Louis;
J II Palmer Canada Alex Crane Canada; John Robots,
NY; ThosHae N.Y. A. Refer, Car ada John Bras. an
ada; John Maiks. N.Y. d. N X. Robst London: Charles
Clayton, Sheffield; W IN. Can pbtl WCodst ok CIV WIN
Dennee John Dennee. Bath, w. Archibald T Bruce,
Kingston CIV; Simcos d. Edgar Napsnse, C "; Edwin
Price. Toronto: VIM. Emmons Csnsds John Rowe Law
TCwuey, !. II. Callahan, Wm. Wood, John amo-
ross. New-l oIk.
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0ITO & KOEHLER, No. 80 Cha,

nam 81 second floor. Manufacturer Of s,,,...I =
All hsS Othopecieal Machines TruSseA Banaese. -
OF tne s,-'ve named articles also Knivs. s,i
' tePsred . f r-cJnd at the shortest notiss " A
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gTO PARENTS.-A Lady accustomed
VUITJON DURING the MONTH Of
11iano-Gortes.

A PIANO-FORTE of Superior tone
IA and nish latest style CT case, made by one Of the
best this city and warranted for two years. seven
octave in perfect order, quite IL will be sold very
low the owner TO leave the city 1t can be
for few days at No IS Hudsonst from till II O'clock AM
and from I'LL 9 L NJ
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PAID for RAGS. CANVAS.
.OORS. SASHES and BLINDS.-Tht

ADeIby Building aud Lumber Company have on hand
aud receiving the above articles, made IN the most sp
proved style aud from the best kindred lumber which they
will furnish on reasonable all who may favor them
with their patronage Depot No. Railroad Building
neT Of Canal and Centre-sts
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SINGER'S SEWING MACHINE

~ LabOrsavipg Machines In this OF progress and
wise doines anything which tends 10 amelOste the cni-
ion OF common humanity readily receives the attention
and sanction Of the phanthropictbe rich the poor the
Jew and gentle Never has the inventive genius Of
done for the benefit OF all the days of
Eultons incipent experiments the Worldwide of
sesq than has in the introduction of SINGERS Patent
3ewing Machines with which all kinds OF sewing is
suited in beautiful ard satisfactory nenner the appaatu,
durable in al its is simple and in IFS operation,
and superior 10 any mschine before offered the puoic fof
sewing purposes Principal office No 2j8 Broadway where
the public are invited to examine them.
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ENGLISH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
~ Wool Flax and Silk Machinery, manufactured By
Par Curtis Co, Manchester imported to order Pay
men in NewYork Address, for prices &c their author
Ted agents in the United States. JAS COCKER co.
No. "a Johns New York
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Nav and SECOND HAND PIANO.

IN FORTES-We have now on hand large assortment
secondi and Pisnos r sale and 10 hire Pianos
nom SA to $500 For hire from g to $40 per mouth No.
s69 Broadway. NewYOI Stafford BROTHER.
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EOUND OUT.-The Farmers were ad.

LOCND w - uC oilCl "CiC du-
vised month SINCE to send In their orders to avoid
disappointment They have found out that delays dan
gerous We sgsn advise all who wish The Excelsior Thrash
and Cleaner that hashes and cleans t for market with
two horses onehaf to three feurhs bushe Of grain per
minute. to order tins month J. 6. GILBERT, No. ZIG
Pearl-st.
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STON PIANO. FORTES.-The
i a C. FISCHER, (late Nuuns 4

a. Fischer mandatory aud wsreroom, No 10 Green
witch ct corner of Dey o. Pisnofortes warranted with
bridge ard psteot tube well calculated for keeping
In tune Piano FoItes tuned repaired and exchanged.
N B-Also .Eosn Piano Fores for sale.
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EMEkY'S PATENT HORSE-POW-
TIER THRESHFR and SEPERATOR-For Sale at
the State Agricultural Warehouse. No % Cliff st.
LONGETT & GRIFFlNG.
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INDIA RUBBER SHOES. Sole Agen-

4 NSCU-
a cy in the City Of NevYork Of GOODYEARS Metallic
bubble Shoe Company-Al large purchasers earnestly
Invited call before purchasing, at the Metallic Rubber
Boot ard Shoe Warehouse, No 81 Deyst, where they
nd India Rubber BCOG and Shoes of every variety and bs
sure Of obtaining the best terms and largest discount
JOIN W. CORLIES, Manufacturers AGENT.
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IGHTNING-ROD STORE. No. 1856

Il BROADWAY.-BOYFR'S Rods are isolated With
glass; and mounted top With silver patns points and
magnets thus constituting the most perfect protection OF
any rod invented and price Of 2 cents per foot
everything furnished Agents wanted In this business in ali
palts of the Union. J. BOYER
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STEAMPACKING--TYER q HELMS

PACKING--TYER& HELMS
~ PATENT.-2ooNo lb.. now in store, different thick
The quality Of this article, which Will stand
100 degrees higher heat than any other ubbaI has been
tested for two years over. The American and British
steamships and those gone California 1t with entire
approval The undersigned will warrant this new patent
packing give entire satisfaction in every No person
but the undersigned the znc IN the manufacture Of
rubber and other kind will stand high heat Ware
house No Is Courtandt-s All orders addressed 70 the
manufacturer and owner OF Tyer Helms Patent.
HORACE X. DAY.
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about pur-

Il chasing Pauos will find II greatly to their advantage
70 cal Of n J. HAINES CO.'S, Mandatory and Ware
xooms corner Ct ltthst and SHAW where splendid
sortment o. Rosewood Pianos from 10 ~ octaves
SANITY hand and warranted In every respect The shove
s In exchange Dealers teachers and professors supplied
on heerh terms NJ HAINES x co, Sd-av cor lith- ct
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COOI md LUXURIOUS BEDS

NOOL and do UhIUUo DEUS
~ PUTNAMS Patent Spring Bed, under a thin mat
Of Husk seaGss Save the expense OF resulting
your old hair mattress and put under Putnams Spnn5
Bed and II will afford you The elasticity Of the bed
Of down and feathers without heat. PUTNAM = SiMP-
son, No hS6 Broadway. near Bleecker 81
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DRlNCE a. CO.'S MELODEONS.-
on PIANO FORTES-Nrw and g.

NOond.hsn5-( with a. without Coleman, oslsh,.,.a
Fosn for Sale to Let consisting in pat Of the fIo
a.. makers; Boston Pianos Halet Davis Co Co..
Usas. r. Gilbert Co; Lord Cnmston; L. C}iibert,
". Msrsh. New-Yoik-G H. Bsmore; Daboi. / War.
timer; BOGdnaD Cray Dolce G.%Pssosl, $ se,bury;
A. n,iees Those In want Of good bargains invited 70
Is. ~ onr Piano Forte Wsreroons No al Roadway be-
gwen ''"sN ANU LINCOLN l THOMPSON.
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= AND WARRANTS BOUGHT and

4 SOLD on the most favorable terms, by COLEMAN
6 DRAKE NJ. Cj WslLst.Desr IianoveIst
IGn CO. ard 80 Warrants. guNsn'ied TO bs gen''a'
and receiyabe any Land Ohce 10 the United states con
stapty on hand Warrants forwarded - all parts ~ ne
country tie market price the receipt OF emGsnc'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-09
,., LIVER COMPLAINT.
sAuNDiCE, DYSPEPSIA. CHRONIC OR MFR
VoUs DEBILITY. DISEASE on
THE KIDNEYS,
Aad all
diseases ayi
sfn4 from a d;sor.
LIVER COMPLAINT.


diseases ari
ssng from disor.
dsred Lfrer or Sto.
MACE, sach as Coastipa-
p,aes,I .sos. iascard - P,les, Fuilness.or
at naeoa az @ tae Head, Acidity ofthe So.
E,nS wSe1, n.N,,, Ha,asea, Heartburn, Disgust for
Sour Erae.a,;as. ensss Or ss:sat N ths Stomach,
,-ied gnJ n;@.ss. snta,mtHs cf the Head, Hsy.
usms gsaa rhIgns Drsatasng, Fiattering at the =
49, Gao".nS - ,.! or SaDocat.ng Sensations
s;ar Dsssas ma Ryst1,e, Dsmness Of Hi.s
- -, ns',s ueos osIore the Sight,
HscS n.s.;sa. Das ram IN the
-: Svsoney vnyy " FersPs.
a. q, es'o%1ess w @ 81
' ps;s paas aMa ayes, ~
CT
Rail f1.s, y;,.,. Ss,
R,,rn;,,g . =, n. I9.s ~ n |,. rt9shes q Heat
ErI neJ 60, D. Sonssens 1mdSansHss OF
fect,anv c,raa ~ np ~ Tg1as can pc Ell.
RRATEn GFpMay p1TrrpS or LANDS CELE-
r, M .NanA, i % ~ = Eno, prepared oy Dr.
Sso a. ~ s.. n q. ,ne uerman Medicine Store,
Tsa;r Ln,.aa a..a nn.ac'p,ia. sa ia.
celed- eoualles1 srw o,har ~ 90. sx.
Tfn;.o, r,s.da apy o.neI pIeParauonint the
unen S,aIes as .ne cures attest In many Cases af
Tee. ps,t.r. 90 a.,,'.. nas ~ -,
pds possass;,, araat .;s.y,. 'no s..enuon u mva-
Diseases f The iar ara Issa .s a,sSs aSs'n1an y
The ms, saarehin sIo
.n,,s rs ,i. a~.s neaAness ano snec-
.; - II ls". 49, = Va saA'' 'ioy arc "itpdAs SAFE,
1'' ''''' "II PFpAn, pGs1 ann pE roNvrNcrn
cbo-,as Pnh;nso,, f., Eas.o, NJ ,.a
to DR. Jackson Jannarv T. Iss0 saidW' 1'' =" iee'er
.Mn ..,;t arj 1,,rsa,3 su p ,o'o, ra,a;,.sa
fo,,, o', r,aS;a .has 80. .s. -. oel1n1
taIar H., .a nsnas;a ia we nave ever
Tho ,o Tan,b papa anu ,mh;.tnd u,se :.
". Isu,sr,, . m 1sen PSo't'neu a. "oous'ocA'
"' '""o ' 49,, ..
.u. ho,.. .a;tou.,s,s- me-.
e. -. sh ,; .h pe.a ss:
as " se pa9nu any % - inc aaeea. Meol, u
.,a; - y, ,e go -, u
ue.I '.lue' aliohs 1nose we consiaer woftny oi
nouce Is 'ne Hei man DUETS inven'eo ny "; hooi'
anu iea py p,. sasksoh; ~ rnliaaepnla
s &c; ~ ~ wien .1e superior
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MUSTANG LINIMENT. ~
With a Healing Balm we come to greet

THE action of this Liniment upon the human
i organization is truly wonderful Its volatile
penetrating, soothing and healing properties diffuse
themselves to the very bones. 1t enters into the
circulation of the blood, gives new impulse to
the whole nervous system, stimulates the absor-
tents and secretons, and thus assists aature to
throw off and rid herself of any diseased action of
the nervous chords or igaments, making it equally
PAINS IN ANY PART OF THE BODY, giving
abundant reasons of its great efficacy in so many
different diseases. While it is perfectly harmless
to healthy flesh, skin or bone it acts upon scientific
principles and FIXED LAWS OF THE CREA-
TION. The large number of cases in which this
Liniment has proved its great value in the short
time has been in Virginia. is sufficient to give the
greatest confidence that its virtues are incompara
Bile in the cure of Rheumatism. bruises, Sprains,
Burns, Wounds, Swellings, Broken and Caked
Breast, old Sores &c.
Testimony from the South.
SAVANNAH, Feb'y 5th, 1852.
Having been afflicted with acute Rheumatism for
some time, and tried several of the most DO 3ular
and received no relief until ! tried the MUSTANG
LINIMENT, and much to my surprise, | received
IMMEDIATE RELIEF; and am confident, that by a
few more applications of this truly celebrated Lin
ment, shall be entirely cured; and advise all who
are afflicted, to try the Mexican Mustang Liniment
(Signed.) A. FREEMAN
ship Masters. Read.
+ NEw ORLEANS, Feb'y 2lst, 1851.
of the MUSTANG LIN1MENT. / have used it in
great many cases with satisfaction. / would par.
ticularly recommendit it to the notice of MASTERS
OF VESSELS, of all kinds, as surprising ALL
OTHER external applications within my knowledge
for Pains, Bruises, Cuts, Burns, Soresand Rheuma
tism, &C. &c. LEWIS WARDEN,
Master Steamboat Pontiac.
An Editorial Article a
From the Savannah Republican OF December Goth,
1851, written by A. X. Moore, Esq., recommends
~. M,,ett no inirnent I. n following manner.
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- --RICHMOND. FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL q 1859.
LATE PUBLICATIONS
ID EADABLE BOOKs.--New volumes 81

ID EADABLE BOOkS.--New yolumes of
le Appleson's Popular Library of the best au.
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Recallec,ions of Journey Through partary,
Tibet and China, during the years 1874, le45 and
1876 by NJ Hue, Missionary Priest of the Congre.
cation of st Lazarus t
This narrative, related with great interest and
simplicity, adding to our original stores of infor.
nation with the piquancy OF IN Arabian tale, is the
story of long journey and circuit of Chinese Tar
tary to the capital of Thibet with forced return
to the Chinese territory. performed by Roman
Catholic Missionary and his assistant, Mr.. CADET,
delegated, upon the breaking up OF the Pekn mis-
sion TO the exploration of what Is rather hypo-
theticay called the Apostocal vieariat of Magno
liza. On their route every where Is novelty, danger
and excitement fresh scenery, fresh adventure,
with religious rites and manners and customs, now,
for the first time, fully described, and which, 1t
msy be remarked, at times appeal not merely to
our love ofnteligenee. but to our love of the mar
veilous.
Says the Edinburgh Review: "a more interest
ing wellas diverting book has seldom been issued
from the press Its information is conveyed in such
an ineNhsustible strain Of good humor and fun, as
amply TO repay the perusal of any class of readers
In these points, NJ Hue bears some resemblance to
his English namesaAe, Theodore, as we may almost
call him."
The London Daily News pronounces NJ Hue "A
most agreeable narrator. We give our readers a
specimen of this really charming book though it is
one " hieh most of our readers viii be sure TO pur.
chase, and treasure up for themselves We could
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best 70 serd our readers to the book itself"
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