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r IvER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA. JAUi

II IVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUN-
A DICE, CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASE Of the
KIDNEYS arising Disorder Stomach
Inward Piles blood hs
Acdty seach agsea Heartburn Disgust for Foad Fuine
Weight & Stmach Sour Eructatin Sinking Fttering
the Pit the Stomach Swimming otthe Head Hurried hut
Breahng sinng 1T the Heart Choking S1focaing
when Posture, Dmness Vsieu Do Wen before
Ydwns the Skin and E Pain the Side Back Chest
etc, Sudden Pushes Heat Barring the Flesh Constant laagn
ins z Evil sad be eHeetusly cured
by Dr. NJ JACKSON No. lao Arch Philadepbis
power e1ceiled eausu
oth the United States the
casep, after sktu physicians h failed
Thee Bes worthy The fInvads Possessing
recfcato Diseases Of the Liver and Gpda,
exercising hs searching weakness and
READ AND BE CONVINCED
More testimony Alabama fayor m HoOFLANDs Ceie,
ba,ed German Bittera prepared by Dr. G. NJ JACKSON Phadel
Jaundice, Debility the Kidneys etc etc
DICKSON GREEN Alexandria, Ala, Sept. 1885, eai, We
have taken pains German Bes lind
3 valuable med cine" ==F
ROBINSON, Beaente, Ala Jan 1851 said ="
eventually large who
much The people have been much deceived here
trnE affects the valuable Bit
and will until it beeom5 known,n
c. FOWLER Tu.kegee Ala, 1851 The Biers
selling welt and thnk ,hty will continue ashey
faction o those who have used them -
lR Fl. LEONARD Fayette c. II. Ala, JAM Is, said
Your Btters have ders this secon. youh
Hubber county, had
the Of be without raef and The
ioubu although scarcely able shout,
with the Btters. He found relief from The first tie,
he continued to take it until complete effected He
perfectly well and stout"
vanages the preparations similar
FOR by dealers in Medicine every whore.
]. WRIGHT CO, New Orleans,
mi an w APenth.
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FIRST AND LAST DeEL IN I1LINoIs The
year 1920 was signalizea blythe first aad last
duel thatwas ever Tough IN The State Of Minais
This took place. in Besiiesille, st Clair County,
between AiphenseSStewart and William Bennett,
ewo obscure p4en, The seconds had msde itup
TO be sham duel, to throw ridlieuIe upon Ben
nett, TIE challenging party. Stewart was in
thesecres, but Bennett his adversary, was left
20 believe it s reality. They we're to fight with
rifles !; the guns were loaded With blank cart
ridges, aud Bennett, somewhat snsFecting
trick, rolled a bill INTO his gun. without the
knowletlse Of the seconds, sr pf the other party
The word to fire was given, and Stewdrt fell
marIally wounded. Beanett made his escape,
hut two years atterwarlls he was arrested in
Arkansas, brough, back to the STATE, indicted,
tried, convicted ot murder. and hung
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On the 11th, at Washington, Mr.. Cullom, #
Tennessee, made a,speech in opposition to the
Nebraska bill, in which he denounced, very vio-
lently, both the Nebraska bill and its author
We find the speech reported in some Of the Wash
ington papers; it is a very clever production
AT its conclusion q faeetious administration
member from New York observed that General
Cullom violated the treaty with the Indians by
introducing a settler into Nebraska
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THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL % 1854
FANCY GOODS.


1AA ~ G0gaGE street. ~ IN
lAHA NEW ORLEANS MASTILL.A FACTORY. ~ G&IM
5000 Velvet Co and Merno and Silk Enbredefei ma M
TAS, Of the trimming for Ladies' ard
Missss 70 suit all ctstomsat tbs NEW ORLEANS MAN
TlILA FACTORY, No. 10 CANAL STREET. u
TIE lha establishment respectfully hos She inpes-
The Ladies' Orleans coming TO
city, large spendid stock CAKs
and sale ath Mantla Room
call them otfsr and they
viii that selling them A. half the o
theY store 10 the city.
Y addition splendid ard stock o Mats
Ladies' the FANCY DRY GOODS TRADE
SILK all styles for Dresses; French Silk AMI Fancy Straw goS
NETS and RIBBONS EHBkOIDERIES TO esod
he the mnnufaet3rer,s prices; Mtsin
sAcs and MANTILLAs, cAPEs cHEMisEITEs sIEE sad
CoLLAkS 500 Embroidered Linen ANDRERCHEFS IN the
lot, 70 be sold without sye B00iKR TRIMMINGS
and other Idsp Dresses be had
store.
splendid CRAZE sHAwLs embroidered ROBES
Wedding Drssses BABIES R0BE5 FRiNGgS
Of sea shades VEL
VET in The piece for making Manallas.
Ladies wishing particular sty Of Cloak Msnti
have 1t by giving in their order.
Ia SIN
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COL FREMONT "A letter from Col Fremont
is published in the National Intellgencer, giving
an account Of his recent journey to California
overland He had reached Parawan iron
country, Utah Territory, the party being in
general good health, and reasonable success in
the object Of their expedition. The winter had
been unusually severe, but no more than four
inches Of snow were encountered. The object
of his journey was to explore the central route
for the Pacific Railroad. He says:
g Nature has been bountiful in this region in
accommodating here. within few miles of where
l am writing, vast deposits Of iron and coal and
timber, all of the most excellent quality and
great and powerful interior State will spring
up Immediately in the steps Of the Congressional
action which should decide to carry the road
through this region. Until within about hun
dred miles Of this place we had daguerreotyped
the country over which we passed, but were
forced to abandon all our heavy baggage to save
the men, and l shall not stop to send back for it
The Delawares all came in sound but the
whites of my party we're all exhausted and
broken up, and more or less frost bitten. / lost
one, Mr.. Fuller, of st. Louis, Mo-, who died on
entering this valley. He died like man, on
horseback, in his saddle, and will be buried like
soldier, on the spot where he fell. !"
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DREADFUL TRAGEDY IN TEXAs-yuurder, .fr-
son and Suicide.-We learn that man named
William Ellis, residing in Upshur county, II ent
to the house of Mr., Truman, in his absence,
shot Mrs Truman, then cut her throat from ear
to ear, set the house on fire, and completed
scene which, for the horror and brutality of its
execution. is unequaled. by going home and
blowing out his brains. The circumstances, as
narrated to US, are these: It appears that Mr..
Ellis's son had formerly married Mrs. Truman,
and that Ellis had given his son considerable
tract of land at the time of his marriage Sub
sequently young Ellis died, and the tract Of land
fell to his wife. who, some time since, married
Truman old man Ellis, being very ayaricious.
could not bear the idea Of losing the land, and
consequently instituted suit for its recovery.
Before the case had been decided, it is supposed
that the idea of losing the land had worked up
his mind to such degree of evaporation, that
he conceived the horrid idea of destroying the
object that prevented him from the enjoyment
of the land And he committed the deed as
stated above. Jefferson Texas Herald, April
1
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I VERA CRUZ.


4 VIII leave MONDAY, May i, d, o'clock IN.
p E1yoR VERA CRUz--U.S s. Mail Line. ,asTEs.
The and Inssnitcsui s.saaship EXAs, s
800 pHhen Henry Place, veraCYus
sboyapuneiualiy carrying the U. s. Malls, & "a
jg l..RAtBo ef Paassgs.... -SilY
t3S1eNss and louhd .S4s
Eo0dt eunic to1t
Foeehs psauae hsss elegant p cabin
''Hd bsernga pnsssngera aPply
64f A oPpoats The Sieamphp Lsnaing
~ Passengers provide thesslyes with from the
Mexican Consul 5sf.as@s Aple
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BRAZOS S.AyvTIaGO. =.

win lsaye THURSDAY, May 4. a. s'oloek AM.
HHOR BRAZOS SANTIAG0 @ .ssEFN
u Regular Orleans and " Mail Line.
The aud magnificent steamship pIERsEvERANGE,J
Lawles commander will leave aboye punctuay For freight
% HA51 HARRIS a. MORGAN, foot Of JuiN street,
opposite ths Steamship Landing.
NJ freight ,hippod BY tbs rerseve,ages WI be e
Captain
tS Shippers provide themselves with The steamers bills Of
lnding. No othertorn will be signed. 5Gr6 "A
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DAILY CRESCENI
THE NEW llEI,EANS DAILY eRpS(yENqi

THE NEW UkLEANS DAILY CRESCENT,
gTs oRF7eg NO. IS sg cIf4REgs Street,
VIII rssary served % ssessbess 10 his esyoa
snosay for IS
the tses q eentss wesk payable sc the Carriers.
TINE CIRUELATI0N
Of Tie exRsexs7 aly Weekly, il such 10 Scr srAs
o AdverissrS. Aa .as. gss31 31isf
A FAMILY PAPER
eirculase largely, say hour, he homes n
sdransgsopsiy tdfrssat
i paper tbs eis a zssss
0UR TERMS
patronage Of the subs
S@s ApvEs TIsIssf
Per Seaats Insertion sezsea.. a. N
ysy las%seas
Second Page esch day
Aera discount viii be made wh h6se dvsrsse b. hs
for q shorter Z
All 4aseys Married will DO pablea moash. .Aad
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VOLUME VII.
PORTSMOUTH.
CaD!IZ.7

CaDIZ,
NyOR CADIZ--( Passage only 1.-THE fine ,fSHN
a. fast saing American bark * Captain YARNS
y
We w york.
NTOR NEW YORK; (Hurlburt Go. .'s sffA
Line o Packs.s fast sailing regular packet s na,k
dpatch balance freight passage apply on head
ass" 'hs Ssss's'ss s5aERT y Williams CO.
EfOR NEW YORK.--The new. A s8$as
cargo engaged qck dispaeh Fer baihe Of
freight passage app on board % Y v ,yNsoN
T1SOR NEW York; Merchants Line.1 ,szss
BLAp cn s,sg abf now ioads
site and viii meet quick Dispatch For balance Of freight
having superior sKT
EyOR NEW Y0RK K Merchants Line.) ,s$$N
This paoks. ba.s Captain Yoapg
freight having good
o. ap1 pii'' 81 BoeERT, WILLIAMS Camp
TyOR NEW YORK. The fast sailing sssN.
hrs FI0RANCE LEMUEI esgs = ..s h.s hA
"a rs s'''af' '''lsl Ss6 XIV
E,sOR NEW York; Regular Packet.) ~
Tho very NJ. sailing regu,a, packet shie ORPHAN, M 49,
dspaeh For neigh. oIhs Slk q aSo hhss Sugar srpIy.e
orto CERT, WILLIAMS W co, 's 70 Camp street
board. 4 Post % second Di..Iict. Z sps
E1yOR NEW YORK-Toload at Franklin, s5ssN
NON Y. e sa iIh sss .s ii csTra ss M. r.
e ap1 'r'''sd = l'a5 + IL ST.
u
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600 yEE MoRHa LEE e rahMs Ems ANp y.

BULDh LIES will be divided among 500 Subscribers,
ON THE EvENfNG OF TIE ssth OF APRfL, 1854.
tS large aresdv Many Of the Lots
these have sold for advance the
for which these Ls od showing hat the purchase
will be good Investment.
Subsrr ONLY a15, payable in instruments Of rs
will FOUR BUILDING LOTS 25 by 100 feet ing
together, FARM Of These Lots beautifully
RosEVALE Long Island where Church and School
house number Of Private Dwellings Stores and
Fsrtos have arsuy being built
and eyral andred will be erected the coming season
~ TbiR fine opportunity owning deghtu Country kes
comic ty
be uly reaed where 900 Building Its AID about sO Farms
Hol
~ho, its location, and tanning this
the agricultural being
confident cheap and calculated acea tady
up yesrs enaia estate for the
century, locked upwards tive hundred
which been made where the Etld
beautiful cotiage and eusais
fields the abundant OF pisher earth
The price which offered less than Us vaue fer ng
hesae portion of it. This land is well worth
the attention settlers pecuaor AFFORDS oppsru
nifty the Of The day 10 not far distant
when all line railroad ssamsoat route aud
within ity miles Of New York, will be worth ten times the prices
the adjoining
these villages selling from soo 2 $3.50 per acre. IL
the offered those who destitute Of
owu, purchase for ,rfs nlss few
Fams containing each and a. o 25 to
fa5
All persons wishing avail themselves Of the spportrnty
offered splendid Building Lot sear The Enpire
City, should make immaculate al they are nearly all
pod Apply WOOD broadway of Fall
York. Maps and Pannh @ be had sent
if required, hy mail srals. W. W. WAsHbuRs,
d&wm l2h Canal street, Agent
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sfscs EChEI DlsEASES-OH1ce i 10 Customhonse
NJ between Daupsn md Bourbon streets-DR JAMES
would respectfully call the who have
sno rhisd diseases of the above
appalling that thay obtain certain, sss
speedy withou, the erery Baa Cubeba other
Poisonous Drug, from three to days without nconNe
by newly discovered Remedies which only
procured from hmge and upon trial they do ec
charge will be Dr. certificates from c
in all of Union the have
Since Dr. James has introduced these Remedies the
that the Of these Remedies
single
order that the afflicted avail themselves Of these
newly truly provdntai discoveries Dr. j. has located
nent this city CnOmhouse street. No 15 Private Rooms
served LH- 0hce honrs A Q fehl3 lylp
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STEAMSHIPS SHIPS.
G.HLVESTON. Il
VIII ieaye FRIDAY. ApriI a., as 8 O'Clock a. v,
TYOR GALVESTON. 4 Nnr AMI. 4 Pnpr

a. Y, :
H2OR GALVESTON, ,INDIANoLA, ,PoRr ..zyPfFss.
e. LAyAGA and PA n Reeps ssw
shipaThe magHIfe steamship OH uARLES MORGAN,
Thomas Forbes, mnster will above nding the
haves ndlanea sagorda
Bny without extra Charge For roigt having
psrior state room accommodations, apply ~
sTss HARRIS d MORGAN, foot Of Jria street,
H. 81 Nsl3 A ANY & opposite the Ste eaniship Landing.
Thlne having established pilot Pass Cavalo Bar
VIII hereafter in and under the uperyiaion s
St 4 y aDlV
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DIsTREssING CALAMITY.--The Macon (Miss.)
Beacon states that a most distressing accident
befell recently the family of Rev. Peter Craw-
ford, living at Charlottesville, Lowndes county.
Il appears that Miss Louisa Crawford, having
occasion to 60 near a fire burning in the yard,
her dress caught and she was instantly en-
veloped in flames. = Her elder sister Ann went
to her assistance, when her clothes also caught
and she too was wrapped in flames. Louisa
died about nine o clock on Monday night, and
Ann was so severely burned there was no hopes
of her living Their father and mother had
left home the morning of the same day for Mont
gomery, Ala. The Beacon says they were most
accomplished young ladies, and their awful and
untimely death produces deep and heartfelt
sympathy in the neighborhood.
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At a trial for murder in &aukesha, Wis, q.
witness ON the stand, giving in testimony as 20
when and where his heats run, and at t<what
times, between Milwaukie. Chicago <sheboy-
gan, etc. one of the jury asked aim at whst
time tie btat left for shehosgan.; when the
Judge isk.st he juryman h1s object for asking
the qaee ieil He replied that he wanted TO 90
to shei.oyg gan in few lays and fr6ught it good
opportunity to find ont
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~ CRYSTAL PALACE, Nsw yonk, 1854;
The Jury awarded MEDAL to c. LEIGHTON CO., for the
FirstPREsUM SHIRTS Exhibition; also Asnsabls
tion the SEWING ofthe same
W full supply alway hand atthe Old sand Of G. LEIGHTON
Il CO, corner ST. Charles and Canal street.
EE SHIRTS made order in EVERY STYLE mhla lptf
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LIHERPO OOL.

R-YOR LIVERPOOL.-Th British -
" ! clipper ship EvANGELINE, capaa Fairism, 49,
having nearly her engaged, will have immediate
- = - &c THOMAS ROGERS JR, q CO..
aplp or % IFFEEY 4 LOWELL, IL e6nton st.
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HANGED WHILE DRuNK.--We read in the Ga,
zette des Iribunaur: A young man about
twenty mine years of age arrived at Paris about
q month ago, to seek a place, but as he was
provided with large sum of money, he resolved
to indulge in debauchery until it should be
spent. On Thursday evening he went to dine
with some acquaintanees, and remained drink
ing until four o'clock in the morning He then
returned to his hotel, in the Rue St Honore, but
was SO drunk that he could hardly walk up
stairs Yesterday morning, q person called TO
see him, and was directed to his room, which
was situated at the bottom of an isolated cor
ridor. To his astonishment he found him hang
ing by the neck by his crayat, to the handle of
the door. He, it appeared in trying to open
the door, had slipped, and his cravat, which he
wore very loose, caught hy the handle. The
efforts he made to release himself in his state
of intoxieation, were fruitless, and he remained
hanging until he was completely strangled. Z
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SAD CALAMITY "A shanty in Bureau county,
ILL.,, occupied BY Dennis Daily and family, was
burned last week by q fire from the prairie The
FIRE came upon them SO suddenly that Mr.. Daily,
his wife aad three children. aud q boarder in
the house, were unable to make their escape,
and perished in the flames. A little grl, the
only person escaping, gave the alarm, but be.
fore assistance arrived, the buildings and its
inmates were nearly consumed. The boarder
had dragged himself from the ruins and lay
upon pile of boards in great agony He eliyed
but few hours [Chicago Journal, April 8.
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A CASE OF TOTAL BLINDNESS CURED
AR. WATsoN's CARD will use no other

AR. WATSON'S CARD. Il will use no other
piaiu
BY practice become master Of all those complaints that
Syphitic For fifteen this
there lies he enly that
given attention of seases any
than they do. That what
always ng and which has contradict
STRUCTURES, NODES, ULCERS, SORES, GLEETS, SORE
TERoATS etc., familiar T. the cpmmoues things
Of y observations which without vanity for claim
other than that Of experience.
and find difficulty in
longer without submitting such
Of treatment viii draw him The slightest suspeion
ohge whether without within. The
There New Orleans
proofs but these that require the
secrecy, ahich awaye invioiahly pesefye
qualifications do not think 1t add
satisfied that already sufficiently established
Constant attendance from in the nornng anl o'clock night
W. WATSON, NJ. d.
s Dr. WATSON has No. 81 custonhouse
Eor.lo Po,rl alndtW IL
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HYOR HULL passage only THE ssSsS
ina fast sailing American ship NORMAN, Captain 49,
fona having all hr engaged, will
only tile
sab hoard ]. P. WHITNEY AGO. 81 Camp febq6
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ID AC0N--25 casks Hams, landing ex Uncle
mhaa s.H. KENNEDY d CO.. IS Teboupirouas al
nATS-1220 sacks St. Louis, landing ex
" Pacific for sale by ..ss .. ==5
mh2 MIDI Y,S6 las sstrNat
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EyOR NEW YORK-To load at Franklin, ,k#gs
La, ycny.-The hss sailing httgs PhRTHE- SAafAz
NOM ~ register, and CHAgT1NA, fa wil
be e. artsred to Load s. above. For apply to
ap7 JH. AsHBRiDGE a CO, 50 ST. Charles srett
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E1Sos BOSTON The new clipper ship ssM
H. EDWIN FLYE, Captain Hitchcock, hav lhe SAAASs
greater gog viii have 4oek
dis isch. FOR freight halsa Cottor, app
aus j, H. ASHBRJDEE a co, SO st, CharIet at
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TII0R LIVERPOOL. The A fast sail ~
y ipg American clipper shp UNDAUNTED CAPITA 49,
Wn. Frsemae, loading, VIII Immediate dlaplh
For freight II 500 bales Cotton, apply to
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A1y0R BOST0N.-The A ! fast sailing .sSN
ship JOHN HANCOCK, Captain Ford, having the SAEal4E
and bosd wall
mediate dispatch. For balance of freight, apply
IN L IL EEcyi1 At
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ETOK LIVERPOOL 4 Takes no Grain.l ,NssssN
The very fast sailing American Rip PARTHE- 49,
MA, lnsling, nsw
pa.eh. " freight Of 4sg bales Co.ou, nppsstc
j. p. wHfTNEY lb co. 81 Camp street,
Es apuiy, 70 tho Can't on nfsrd anil
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PHILADELPHIA.

EISOR HIA--( Merchants ssAEA
Lins.l-The fast ssilng regular packet bark
EMILY BANNING. Ray loading rtf
Market Second tr and will have Dispatch For freight
Of the bulk Of 40 bhds having Gaa
BoGERT, WILLIAMS co, 10 Camp street
BAKER 4 STETSDE. Agents in Pblsie,pha. ap5
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3.NOR LIVERPOOL.-Th fine fast sail ,lssssN
ing American ship RAJAH, Captain Jone.. ia now 8AA&
Leading and will receive Immediate dinpaeh For freight 400
J.P. WHITNEY q CO.. al Camp street,
or Wan CaEEvY, 80 Eatchex street.
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W.S.lR IVERPOOL.--(Take no Grain ssllSS.
a. The Aue ssat sailing Aneriesu thp CLARIssA SAahG
%URRIEH, Capten Knapp, inaIg,
dispaLnh. For freight Of 500 bales Cotton appy 10
j. P. WHITNEY CO., 81 Camp street
f:D passage, apply 10 the CapLain,ou board.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14
Mem 11ublirations.
4 NV VOIUME of CUMMINGS's WORKS

4 NEW VOLUME of CUMMINGS's WORKS
spTIpoS, LIMfoRT BLAKEMAN, No us SNss'asss
errors Of and TTaetariansr 10y tne
John Cummngs d. ID. Price, 81 IA uniform s'ye ,.s WIN
heaetoore issusd by Mes yEWEIT 20 aug gsmnon
EGfpT PAST AND PRESENT. by the he'' j. A''"'"'-
HISTORY ov CALIFORNIA from discovery to the present
time hy ~ : ncsrrcp limo. Price. 81 - a. II n.aa
THE MoDEhN HORSE DOCTOR. by Dr. oeofse H. DS"o'
DEsPoTIsM IN AMERIcA-An inquiry Into the natus @
su and legal basis Of the sisyehodng System BY Richard M
Al the Publications Of Messrs J. p JEwETT & Co, and
Messrs GOULD LINCOLN sold Tsade the lowest
prices
pIKER, THORNE & CO., No. l29 FaltOnst., Pub
HI ishens NEW BoOks.
Published 18th July.
MAGpALEN HEPBURN; Story Scottish Reformation
By the author Margaret Maitland Adam Glaeme" etc.
limo. cloth, 81 =,
BEHIND THE scENEs-La'esi Edih0n Lady Bslws.s
Book. 81 2a 49,
NANETTE AND HER Lovers. A TALE o. NORMANDY. By
Talbot owynns. cosh, limo ~
PERSONS AND PICTURES FROM ENGLISH AND FRENCH
HISTORY By Henry William Herbert ESQ i1mo' muslin <i -
NEW AND VALUABLE BOOK EoR A. AscHIrEcTs
BUILpERS ENGINEERS, WORKERS ON IRON Ac-NEW
YORK CRYSTAL PALACE: ILLvsrRAIED DE:csirIoN o. Iks
Building. a.,
PURPLE rINrs or PARIS BY Ba,le ST. John Life in Pals
under 'be Empire Of Napoleon vi VII Sh
Lryy AND LABoRs OF ST AUGUSTINE Translated from
The Gmsn Dr. Philip Sehsh BY Professor C. Porter in'
Cloth 75 eeps v,,r
rur COMPLETE WRITINGS OF THOMAS JEFFERSON
Tc be- u volune> Now IN course oi "
dor II ne fgh vcme of his great psuonai wos