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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-12
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
apylyAL o. TIE Herman.
New yoRk, Aug ).


r,o ste,msr Herman arrived al O'Clock
| this morning. =, lie Icth.
| Southampton on the 2lsI. one p''"ss ~,
| five passengers and six hundred 'ohs =. -" - II
~ wa, india Steamer Panama, arrived ~
s,ntsamntop OF, the l7th, with $305 ,oOo n speslo
and ffGigh,. IN Prices
LIVERPOOL MAEALi.--ftoat W.
unchanged.
i,dan corn was scarce and in demand al iet'
Prices
The reports OF growing ctups "'ls
favorable, aud the weather nlagh'lee" ~
;n.,,neps. hight and milGcw had appeared
IN tho wheat, and thele were iehs".a
81 the potato rot In Ireland.
Iht re a, no change IL the money ia"fA'
q apitat continues abundant, ard iuf'hef pita's'e
If gold iron, Australia had taken siace.
rue L gish tnnds were pretty firm. haa-
road shares rad siehtl, deelined.
Accounts from the provinces sho" s'sa'
activity.
4 birmingham increased orders had been re-
al While The iron trade manifested cohtln-
10 .fmntss,
TIE HENRY CLAY.
Atw YoRH, August -
Tho coronef,s jay in the case OF the Henry
CLAY il IN session. Seventy -one bodies III ali
have leen recovered, and II il knoWn 1t TX o.
sht are still missing The derrick Is sun en-
gagged III hosting portions OF the wreck, and hN
even 80 sufficient of the machinery WI be YAK
III on u allow The yesse! to lo.t
B.iTIn RE, August :
The l,laeral Of Mr.. Speed, member OF ihe
Baltimore bar and one OF tic victims o. Tue
steamer a,nty Clay, took place this morning
md Was largely attended. Al a meeting y the
bar yesie.d,y the usual resolution OF eoldoishse
vas passed
BrfFALcs August j.
Tie chnlesa has disappeared-deaths IN q
hours last, 3.
judge neveana. the wealthiest man IN Ne
agra county, died os cholera nj the Falls ytster.
Gay.
4 Western gentleman named Ball was knock
I'd down n The cit! yesterday, and ieopsa %
$4,000.
several deaths hv cholera have occurred az
sandasky fitt ana Tatedn
The steamer swan. running TO Detroit, took
Ire las, nght--no Iyss lost.
MexraeAL, Iuly 81.
Mr Cofwin passed through here to-day Tor
Quebec: lie hal aa lnIafview with Governors
rea,ist, ~ 1t was supposed, 10 The Fisheries
Nav YoeE, Aug. ar II.
The verdict in the cnse olthe Henry Clay. hos
been rendered. deaths, the result OF tie aet o..
o@n,f r. and officers; esincthg deFFased minds,
sezta 9iicss Of human life. i be yefjIct acenrds#
with tae second statutory definition Of muir
der.
FHLanELrHTA, Aug ,
Tie siorg circulated short time since te,ailre
to tie hoTfsd tHrdsrs--sotna To IL number said
le hase been perfeira'el ~ The otelaers skh.
ius ! naw IN PRISON nnieF sentence OF te IL
OF the mHtdsf of Young Lehman, turns OF r.
be lrut! They have csn!essed u every ma ef ii
yot'ton OF the statement made BY SAufin - y
Tie an hofitles.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-12

FREg soIL CoavGNTIpN-Ye s,erda,
vas The time appointed for holding the
Free Sdl Convention Al Pnsburg, |, ii
jrabable hat Johu P. linie o. scnaio,
Chase, Of Oho, viii lie tie candidate.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-12

The Italian itincrani with his bead boar.
crowded with lille plaster images of
yeniie angels, Eases oi unciassifed boofn.
gers, cross kneea boys and knock knee
dogs, is again peratnbulating our atreoi
disposing Of bis wares '.sheep .or : shn
In"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-12

MIssorEf ELECTION Returns received
from Missouri render il certain '.at lion
7. H. Benton IS reelected to Congress-
rhe whole Locoloco ticket is reported eI.
ced 10 81. Louis County.
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On" hpn1red and fifty persons died il
~ \ RI, during the las' twelve month,
o dcliriIm ,feaen.. There were ninl
aur!-ss caused by run, aud nearly 'et
bausand l!fe daV commitments lor drunk
nnezs during The same tin.c.
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The first wagon load Of apples or lb
season made lis appearance il our street.
last Monday. Doat know where The
Eailed from.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-12

LARGE FIRE IN CHIcAo A fire oc.
rtrcd in Chicago on the morning Of the
:sOlh uIr, which DESTROYED about lwent,
aud from $4,000 to 100000
worth Of property.
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JoHNsos CaUNrY This county provcd
1ersclf the banner county IN this election
The following is her official vote fai G !,
gresham; Cook, 4 II, CLARK l02; Cock
,n.i9rIly 6l5i
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TIE weather c ninues dry. Wheat Is
!onerslly harvested. Corn, potatoes anc
'aions ere pining for rain. River reasons.
ny low, larger class Of boals have ceass,
. visit Us aud medium size have greai djt
Guilty il cras.ihe the r pid..
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-12

Mrs. J. ElrzantTm .toNEs is lerlarina &
ladies 90 phys;oiogy Il Mlscaline. sb
j, distinguished Is lecturer and We rrus
sill next visit this piece.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-12

4 Gaop pAs'' noAa "A friend of our.
. company with three ladins, visited On
. tie groaes lasl ajeaday II miles dietag
nd MS absent lrnm h,me Ni.. e.cve,
yamrs. IN that time he gathered oac hg.
tred ard forfy eight quarts II Liackberric.
.ud shot three yoong wild iarkies
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TnE True Democrat, Of Joliet, Ill.,, a
good Wing paper. comes TO rs undora new
administrator, material. improved in up
leaTaace.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-12

BLacEHERRlss are abundant with US hi
-eason. Pleasure psriies are snnnnerou-
3 The groves around, where they grow
10 :, abundant, as 10 scsrccly allow then
To ripen I'hey sci! wel in The street
II r. q. 6 to s els Per quart.
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CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.

The following is the vote for Congress
man in this District, go lar as We have
been able 10 obtain il, up 10 the tine Of
going to press:
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- $500 ettit''s'"t -. "'' 'f'',I'
Double do. do. d. 1851.
There il reason 10 be|lere that there i.
If the above. IN circulation la
his vicinity - Caicago Jour.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-12

How 1T WoRKs Tx Senator JsrfER
-oN DAVIS. f Mississippi, made violent
speech il Memphis, Tennessee, tho Other
ltv, aeoins' Gen Scott! The Memphis
Eagtr and Enquirer says;
"Snce Gu. Jefferson Davis mnde bis
speech in this city, we understand thar
flrly or fifty Democrats have declared then
intention 10 vote for Scott aud Graham"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-12

ScIENcE or MEDICINE Tie ESSAY
which we conclude Tins week il worthy u
-aenlive posusal. None Of The patay-
c1n reasonably object 10 its tone.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-12

OnwARp!--Scott Clubs arc C,r,,;
ever, direction, all OVER The coun,,. 70
anlhn>Iasm gathers strength 49,. 10
PartA hoops aud letters refuse 10 h;na pa,f
hearts 1t grateful treemcu. CIV, ., ,'s
The walcbNord of the Scott men " 2
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lis reported that Mr.. Webster YVES oil
red lhe chJre, - retutn immediately l.
Wellington or resign. He cho4e tho l.,t
Ter aud y IL soan he al The sea, Of Govern
nent- DzJuqge Eerala
We believe the above ~ bc a libeI,
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FROM TIE PLAINS.

We ere II receipt otan',l,er letter iroa
Nn,. y. Nrwhs j, is dated Font Lsrami.
loae 18th, -. Thcy were getting alooe
.inel,. had lee dass presio1s passed til.
companies IN which were Young Lagan ~.
Whiting. i'caa.S we're 10 saad oft'eF an
i! were well, thorgh sickness continued I
are.ail along the line. TIE crowd. he say !.
j So great ~ to make continuous s,rinp
/ teams aud wagons, yet they agessae ?.
niles a d4y. They had passed Caut
iioaso Rock. Chimney Rick, etc, ane
sgme aisali springs With tie us4ai sur
foundings Of dead cattle, caused by drink
az the water
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Sec card aud advertisement Of Mr. II A
1uRrEa, Of ROCK Island, aud then call a.
lis 'clfiosiiy shop"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-12

A new camPaigHPaper Is o0f for Pierce
II Is called the Times and is published IN
London
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-12

Bets AROUND We were shown some
specimens ol bogus coin. this morning
.hich shows ~ jownrymea have bern a.
work. bun prac'lced hands. They were Of
he following denominations:
sILvEg-tige iranrs. dated 1851.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-12

IGE .Ew llAMPsnlWs IT'S. The H.
cttoco part, appear u he srPpi0g thom
selves 10 uak"i Shame IN the pr"parY
ion for going into the Preslden.iAi Con-
test.
The last shirt thrown toto the pile Of
dirty clothes bears this marh:-
THE religions ties, ia New Hampshire
is retained ia the constitution b9 the feder-
j party, aho were in the ascendency III
hat State when !, was adopted"
The nesresl the Wings have ever come
within our recollection, to being IN powor
n New Hampshire, was when they voted
almost in body, against The religious
.tes,o
We w"nld not he al all surprised howey-
ar. il, after the next election, the Grani,r
State should wheel into The wing line -
Stranger things tinn this ho- happened -
Chicago Jour.
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SAB aec.uENr.--JlIios l. Clark aud
GbspacS ..hhott, Esqrs., Of this vdl7gc.
we're tdlng ont YESTERDAY afternoon, has
lag viih ihen,. Two children, IN . ever, d
aasGy Imposing uader here fefegrapt
sire .,sirfHe ao The .e.tc.n past II the WI
iape, ihc wire over the road Was oui d p'acr.
III hong ~ low 40 II catch ,ha :op IL die
blrge, immediately upsetllna ii Th-
morse iaok. alarm and ran at f,.!l specl, am
III The faIi MI Clark had III. aGkle htll,
spraincd, end lilsie daughter # Mr Adhot
lid leg broken a5egc tie knee, Mr.. a
1sJ tie o;hof child heisg considerably
! hough %, ser.ousi, injured The h1ra
when 20 iaht had relieved hGselfof every
ding bu, the triile and collar, and hsd
larn Che buggy and harness All int1 lrsg.
ueuts Great care should tie ttcn IN
&repiag wires 10 order in tho sicjai,y Of
rsd-, We hove heard Of several VIII
1esr bad diIicn,ties ID Consequence "
btjr inuging too low hudson Wis J
p9l.
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Tie siors circulated short time since 81 awe
to tie hoTf.d murders ab ~ rtntuber aid
O hase been perfeira'eS BY The bielhers SKI.
ius i, new IN PRISON tnieF sentence OF &c u
OF The mnfd-f II young Lehman turns OF r
he rut! They have q messed u every ma i'll
fof'ien Oft statement made BY sAufn;A - 4
Tie an hofitIes.
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H.ssa, o. I.f,lrl.s.s..

Remaining i, tie Pc, Olive Al Da,eono,,
10 This date, Aaynt t2h, 1859. ~
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DIED.

On Wednesday evening. March D, very sud
denly, at his residence. IN Blairsville, Indiana
county, DANIEL II. BARR, Esq, aged about GU
years.
The deceased was father Of James P. Barr,
ole Of the proprietors Of this paper.
iir. Barr was a gentleman well known through,
cut Western Pennsylvania, where he was long
resident, and was universally and deservedly
sseemed by all who knew him. He was mar
a strong mind, and high practical intelligence
ri during long, active and busy life, display
el IN al his relations with his fellow men that
pure moral honesty Of character and polished
natural courtesy Of demeanor, which ever mark
lie Christian gentleman. In his social relations
he was kind and affable to all, while in the
circle Of his more intimate acquaintanees, he
Vas beloved by both young and old, as an agree
ao-s companion and pleasant and valued friend.
Possessing as he did, for a man of his years, an
unusually exuberant flow of animal spirits, his
Presence always gave new life TO the social cir
&C. and from the same cause he was enabled to
pursue 70 the very last, the avocations of bust
-eSs Aie' with almost youthful ardor
MS death was sudden and unexpected At
'el aay devoted 10 business, he came at even
--s 70 his dwelling, complaining of no unusual
ness called for and drank a glass of water,
- u-ea without struggle. a disease Of the
--H'' vas the cause Of his death.
Ms sudden demise has left a widow and ten
--.-'en without parent and protector, and the
."-'y ot the latter were entirely dependent
Ipon him
IL lAe last war with Great Britain, Mr.. Barr
as soldier, under General Pike; during
= lie was Deputy U. S. Marshal for taking
elsus he was for some time Postmaster
sIr--rs7lLle, and more recently held the Office
D.. -O--ee'or Of Tolls upon the State Works at
II t'.'S'lie' which post has been left vacant by
20, NE throughout was an active and useful
--1 MS large circle Of friends and acquaint-
So. = ulls city and elsewhere, will deeply
f., ze with his .bereaFed and stricken fam
-. NE Announcement Of his sudden and la-
Usath--Pins5urg Chronicls
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Advertisement.

have been suffering and under the hands Of
physicians for these last four years and had lost
already all hopes, for nay evil was generally pro-
nounced an affection ef the lungs or consump-
tan. At last was advised to consult the Ger
man physician Of Carrolltown. He after care
full examination, declared had an aposteme in
the region Of the lungs, outwardly not TO be per-
ceived. and if / would submit TO operation he
hoped he could cure me. After / had agreed he
made a large incision IN my chest, out of which
at least two quarts of a brownish matter Of q
very disagreeable smell were discharged After
some applications, aud the use of some medicine
was in tue course Of two weeks restored to my
full health. Four weeks afterwards my sister
was attacked by a severe nervous fever and.. ..ey-
cry one despaired of her life, but the same ply
sician Joseph Eberstaller, of Carrolltown, resto-
red her to complete health Both of US therefore
owe this gentleman next to God life and health,
and this is written to give him publicly testi-
monial OF cur gratitude.
/. McDEARMIT
April 1st 1852.
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s,eamboat Accident--Great Loss
TeTrio'S of Life.

,,.,,sox. Indiana, April 3.-This afternoon,
- balf-past2 o'clock, as the steamboat Red
Can't. Tate, hence for Cincinnati, with
So. "a nersons on board, including crew, was
o,,t from Scott's Landing about three
above Carrylton, her boilers burst with tire
,ous force, instantly killing large por,io,,
.loso on hoard. and dreadfuily sealding al
.-Iin- most VI the rest The boat being
Ss,eIr shattered, Immediately sunk, in deep
..ar and many of the passengers, who might
.[.~zise havo beeu saved, were drowned. Of
=. crew. only the captain and clerk were saved
i the former was SO seyerely.njured that it is
chr he cannot recover. The boat having
= + was with difficulty that the bodies of
go IN board could be recovered, Up to
-. this evening, fifteen dead bodies were
cred. most Of them so horribly mutiliated
-. % bafie all attempts at Identification. The
.,--.s of the unfortunate have been ascertained.
,,,-.a at Chile othe--Further Particulars.
CINCINNATI, April 3.-By the mail, we have
.... received CLiIieothe papers, containing full
.,rti,7,Iars of the disastrous fire that occurred
T.. that place on Thursday last. adams
p7,.t " including the Clinton House, and the
-f;.,srt extensive ware houses, were burnt to
the ground
IN n few hours the entire portion Of the city
,,s- of High and north ef Second street, was
mass Of smouldering ruins. Included in the
l..-r,c-i5p. addition TO the block above mention
q WAS the Ross Block" the extensive row ol
.,sqaut and spacious stores between that and
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Valuable Property for sale.

Two lots Of ground in the borough of Blairs-
vile, adjoining the II. 7. Church, and near the
depot % the branch Railroad, on which are
erected two story brick dwelling house, wash
house. smoke house, stable and a1 necessary
out buildings. There Is a well Of excellent wa
ter, and a good selection Of fruit trees on the
premises.
Also, lot adjoining the shove on which is
erected two story log house.
Also, Several lots adjoining the above pro
perty On the east side, now IN grass and suitable
for meadow or pasture. The above viii he sold
separately or together may suit purchasers
Possession viii be given in three months from
date of sale. Title indisputable
For further particulars inquire Of D. " Lewis
or J. 3. Craig, EbensbUrg, Cambria Co, Pa.
ALEXANDER THOMPSON, Ad7Hl
April l, Is52-24-Sm-
The Appalachian will please copy three months
and send bill 10 this Office
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Executors Notice.

Letters testamentary on the Estate Of Abra-
ham Wiland, late of Richlaud Township, de-
ceased have been granted TO the subscriber
all persons indebted to said estate viii make
payment to her: and those having claims against
it, viii please present them properly authend-
Gated for settlement. FRANCES WILAND.
March IS. ISj2-22-Gt.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
CETY ECTL.

Mes. Il and 43 North Third Street, Philadelphia.
The undersigned respectfully begs leave TO
state that he has thoroughly reftted and imPro-
Ned Tie above Establishment in a manner unsuT-
passed by any Hotel in the country.
1he location Of the City Hotel is undoubtedly
the most desirable IN the City, for Merchants
ana business men generally, being in the centre
OF the great mercantile trade, and convenient to
the Banks and other public Institutions
He pledges himself to spare no pains TO merit
the appreciation Of his guests, and desires that
he may receive a share Of public patronage.
i. II. HIRST
April 24th l85I.-Iv
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

Letters of Administration the estate of An
drew Todd late of the Borough of Summityine.
Cambria County deceased, having been granted
to the undersigned by the Register Of said Coun-
~. all persons indebted said estate are hereby
notified TO make payments without delay, and
those having claims 10 present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
WM. KITTELL, Adm'r.
EbensburE. March 18th 1852
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kfeassGreF2s sale of Enseated lands
and lots I'm Cambria County.
&, ES 1880

l. Res ]. LLOYD, Treasurer Of Cambria Co..
in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, in pur-
suauce Of the several acts of Assembly Of said
Commonwealth, directing the time and manner
CT selling uuseated lands for taxes. DO HereJz,
Giye Notice. that the following described tracts
Of Unseated lands and lots OF ground in the said
county OF Cambria. or such part thereof as NAV
be necessary 10 pay arrearages of taxes due
thereon for one year or more, will be offered for
sale at the Court House, in the Borough of
Ebensburg, on the Second Monday, being the
18th day. Of June next, and continue by adjourn
ment, from day TO day, until the whole be sold
for such arrearage Of taxes, and costs necessa
rily accruing thereon.
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GEORGE VI. REED.
ATTORNEY at Law. Ebensb,

Attorney at Law, Ebensburg, Pa.
WILL practice in the several Courts Of Cambria,
Indiana, and Westmoreland counties. Office a
few doors East of Carmon's Hotel
Jan. Is. lS5l-lv
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RTCHARD JONES.

Justice OF the Peace, Ebengburg, Pa,
VIII attend promptly 10 all collections enuu
ted TO his care Office, adjoining his dwellin
Decern. a, 1S51.-11-tf
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Central Pennsylvania
z AN ING kkOC Sc.
BRYAN. Glenn & co.

q AFFICE on Allegheny street, nearly opposite
~ the Post Office, HoIlidaysburg Pa
Interest viii be paid on money deposited, as
follows:
Three month deposits. at the rate Of 8 per
cent per annum six month deposits, at the rate
of 33 per cent per annum: nine month deposits
at the rate of / per cent per annum twelve
month deposits, at the rate Of A Fer cent per
annuIn.
Drafts on the cities, for sale in sums to suit
the purchasers, and collections made upon any
point at low rates.
August 5, 1SJ0.-44-tf
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THE
Great British Quarterifes
AND
BLACAWOGDsS MAGAZINE.
important Reduction IN the rates of Postage
LEONARD SCOTT & CO..

Important Reduction in the rates of Postage
LEONARD SCOTT {. CO.,
NO. "a GOLD STREET, NEW YORK,
Continue to publish the following British Pc
riodicals. viz
THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW Con
servative).
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW (Wl igl
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW fFree Churcll)
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW (Liberal),
ASD
.BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE
Tory
These Reprints have now been il successful
operation in this country for fsre1fv gears, and
their circulation is constantly the increase
notwithstanding the competition they encounter
from American periodicals of similar class and
from numerous kc3ecfics and Magazines made up
Of selections from foreign periodicals. This
fact shows clearly the high estimation in which
they are held by the intelligent reading public,
and affords guarantee that they are established
or q firm basis, and viii be continued without
interruption.
Although these works are distinguished by the
political shades above indicated Yet but q small
portion Of their contents is devoted 10 political
subjects 1t Is their literary character which
gives them their chief value, and in that they
stand confessedy far above al other journals Of
their class. Biac&-1cOOd still under the mastery
guidance of Christopher North, maintains its
cient celebrity, and IS at this time unusually at
tractive, from the serial works Of Bulwer and
other literary notables, written for that maga-
zine, and first appearing IN its columns both in
Great Britain and II the United States. Such
works as The Caxtons' and My New Novel,
both by BUlRer), M Pcuinsular Medal, - The
Green Hand and other serials, Of which numCr-
Gus rival editions are issued by the leading pub
fishers IL this country, have TO be reprinted by
those publishers from the pages Of Blackwood,
after II has been issued by Mess. Scott & Co. SO
that subscribers 10 the Reprint Of that Magazine
may always rely on having the earliest reading
! Of these fascinating tales.
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TERMS.
Ter annum

7
For anv one Of the four Reviews 50 90
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For Blackwood's Magazine 90
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For Blackwood & the four Reviews 10 90
Payments 10 5e made al cases int aGuG7ice---
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