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A person having the misfor~ lune to admit into his house as a ledger an iumdnvidual of had reputalion. uumcd Bell. lurned him out Ihe other day with the re- mark, “that he would never kvegna bell in his houée [but wanted hanging.” A Yale College student lately perpetrated an amusing classical pun. Sm- lng a box of tea at the door of a dealer, hr printed on it, in bold lullers, Ilw latin word~ tu (loans to the no small amuaenu-m of lhk rollegians who frequented (In: place. 'l‘ln- Ialin Wolds (u (10ers [lhon l9:u:lle:tJ being of course rendered 'l‘hnu Toll-Cllcal ! A fashionable lady at a waâ€" tering place had a favorite lap~d0g, which she called Pen-Lance. ‘- A :ingulnr mum- {or a beautiful pet, madam," obsvrved a paswr by, “ \Vlwre did you find it?” “ Oh,“ drawled she, mast exquisitely, “ It was named ale' Byron‘s dog. You rememhor where he speaks of inand says: ‘ Pcl'chuncr, my dog will howl !' ” A philosopher who is fond of “ driving to the botloni of Wings," “linlh that when a young Indy is oflimded with a kiss, the only remedy is 10 give her nnollier. according to theory, siinila aimilurâ€" bus cu- l'anlOI‘! Very likely. Man doubles all 1116 evils of his Tale by pondering ow: Ilium; a acralcln becomes a wound. a slight an injury. a jesl an insult, a small pvril a great danger. and a light siulirlcss often ends m death b} brooding apprehensions. is hlinll, for il‘ She could only see some of the ugly, stupid, worthlcas persons on whom she showers her most precious gifts. Ihe sight would §o annoy .her that she would llllâ€" medianer scratch her eyes out. 'I‘o everything beneath the sun there come: a lusl day-â€"nud 01‘ all lu- turin this is only porlion of lime that can in all ‘cases he inf-alluny prrdicled. Lel th- sanguinc then lake warning. and the dis- heartened take courage; for to emery ju) and to every sorrow, to every hove and every fear, there will come a last day ; and the man ought so to live by lbreslglll, (hul while he learns in every slate lo be cnulenl. he shall in each be prepared for another. whatever the other may be. ’Twas night ! the dust and roar ol the great city had gin n place to log and gloomâ€"the rattling of the carts and stages over the stony pavement, was heard no moreâ€"Eben Night, on his throne of dun kness, reigned supreme ; and from a nar- row alley reeking With filth, there wandered forth a ragged girl ; she gazed cautioust up and down the deserted street, and then in a wuld, plaintive voice, cried, her voice sound- ing on the night air like that of some last wml, “ Marin Smith. bring back that ar’ tm pa-a-an, mil yer?” “ Whose pigs are these my lad 1” “ \Vhoy. they belong to there big sow.” “ No! I mean whn is their master T" “ “'hoy,” again answered lhv lad, “ thu! Iiule ’uh there: he‘s a rare ‘un to feiglnt.” People who endeavor 10 a1- tract that 'auentnon by dress which they cannot obtain by tllI-Blr intrinsic worth, rc- aemble the soap balnons blown by children; llninnest bubblt‘s are invested mlh the brigluest colors. A small piece of paper or linen, moistened with spirits OI turpentine. and put into a bureau or wardrobe for a sin- gle day, two or three times a year, is a suf- ficient reservative a 'amst moths. g Love one human being and you love all. The heart in this heaven, Mlle the wandering surr, sees nothing, from the dew-drop to the ocea'n,but a mirror which it 'warms‘and' fills. \Vheu Bachelor Brown, at fifty-fire, married his plain cook, is it lhv opinion of 'he unbiased reader that he made a virtue of necessity ? A Chandler having had some candles stolen, a friend bid him be of good cheer “ for in a short lime,” said he “1 am confident they will come to light.” Why is a sot so generally called a drunken dog? 15 it by reason 01' the habit most dogs have, of getting under the table? “ Patrick, when will water Itop running down hill?” "’ When it gels to the bottom, sure. you spalpeen.” Malebranche said that the 1m- man brain c0uld be improved and strength ened by the exercise of thought. It is just as well that fortune Here Wit in bright efi'nlgence glows. VV'uh Wisdom joined. through rhvme and prose, And both unite then‘ charms in one, brifi the sage and hum'rous pun }ns before the occurrbn te. That in? ;such cases as those above narra ed. ‘ infm'nmtiun. and that of rather a com: lplex character, was transmitted by‘ [one insect to another, cannot be Joubt- [edâ€"but. by what menus! | Two painters were employed to fresco the walls or a tnngnifieent en- thedral ; both stood on a rude Scaffold. constructed for the purpose, some forty feet from the floor. One at thetn was sointent upon h.s work that he became wholly absorbed in admiration, and stood (if? from the picture, gazing at it with intense delight. Forgettingr where he was. he moved lint-liwnrds sluwly, sur\e_\ ing critically the work ol‘ his pencil, until he neared the very edge of the plank upon which he stood. At this eritienl moment his ennipnnâ€" ion turned suddenly, and, almost l'rnz- en with hormr, beheld his imminent peril; another instant and the enthu- siast would he precipitated epun the pavement beneath, tl'he spuke to him it would he eertuin deathâ€"11' he held his peat-e it would be equally sure. Suddenly he regained his presence of mind and seizing a wet brush, he llung it against the wall, spluttering the beautiful pit-titre w.th unsightly l)l(|ltfll- es ol'eolnrin". The painter flew fur- wztrd, and turnng upon his friend with fierce itnpreeatious. but. startled :it his ghastly face. he listened to the recital of his danger, looked shudderineg over the dread space below. and with tears of gratitude he blessed the hand that saved him. 50. sum :1 pn-nchcr, we somclimcs get absorbed in looking ulmn the pic- lurcs oflherworld, and in cuulgmplut- ing thum, Slcp backwards, unvuusuiuus ()I‘uur peril, when lhc Almighly (huhâ€" t‘s out Inc images. and we spring Im- ward lu lumen! their dcslrucliun. iuln the nut slrclchcd arms of mercy ; and an: sawcd. CAN lst-u‘Ts TALK 'lâ€"A striking.y it.- stxnicc ul' the possession or a (:zilmb.lit_()l. spreading intelligence. and that of“ smncwhut uhstrusc rlIur.u-t::r, is [ur- nishcil by experiments Ihzlt hurt: huun made by lluhu ‘ and uthers nlmn hues. Every one is aware that the (“ICON lien: is an nlijei-t of the grculcst Sullti [mic and :ittcutiun tn the workers 01 the hive. and ya! among: sn niany thou- sands, :ill husin ouiplnycd in «NHL-run! parts ol‘lhu colony. it unuld ammun- impossible for lhcni tor :isvcrlnin, ul lcnst lit-titre the lapse of Considerable time whctlicr she was absent from ihcm or nut. In order to see whether bees hzul a power bf-CUI)VU_\‘ing news of this kind the ignccn buc has l)uL'II stczlllhil)‘ and quietly abstracted from the hch ; but here. as elscwhcrc. ill~ nmrs was l'ntlnd to fly apuvc. Fur snim: hull-hour or so. tlu: luss seemed not to bu :iscurtained. but the prugrcss- ivcly iucrcns ng buzz nl' ugilntinn grmluully announced the gruwiug uhirni. until shortly the whulc hch was in an upruar, and all its husy Occupants were seen puuring forth their legions in si-arch of their lost nmnarch, or eager in avenge with their stings, the insult ntl'vrcd to their sovereign. On resturiugr the captura-d quccn to her subjects, with equtilseciccy, thctuuiult slicedin suhsidcdgnd the ordinary bus- iness ut' the comuiuuitr was resumed. " Peace I leave with you," said [he wisest Spirit that ever puss-d from earth to llcavon. Let us be at peace amid the Spirit mysteries and question- ings on wlm-h our cycsshall soon shed lhu light 0| eternityâ€"Gospel Banner. “.Mr‘itlvzerf’ she cried wilh surprise and transport in her loneâ€"and passed dill] that breath into her mother’s bosom. lfl had never believed in thv mini-*- tratiun of'dqmrtcd ont’s buforc, 1 could not doubt it now. All at once a brightness as if from Ehe upper world burst over the child's cnlurluss countenance. The eyelids flashed open. lhc lips parted, the wan, cuddling hands flew up in the little one‘s last impulsive efl'nrls. us she looked piercineg into the fur abovn. “ Pale and mm she grow. anal weakly-â€" BParing ull ht-r pain 30 meekly, That to (ham she still grew dmmr, As the trial hour grew nearer." The hour came at last. and the weep- ing neighbors assembled to see Ihc lil- lle pnc die. The dew of dcnlh was already on the flower. as ils life was going dnwn. The huh: chest heaved fainllyâ€"spnsmodically. . " Do you know me, darling T" sob- bed Close in her ear the voice that Was dearest ; but it awoke m) an‘swur. A lillle gill, in a family of my an. quuintancc, a lowly and prM-iuus child, lost her mother at an age loo cully to [ix the loved featurus in her runwm~ hruuce. She was as frail as beautiful. and as the bud of her heart unfolded, it soc-med as if it was by that mother‘s pruycrs In turn instinctiwly hcuwn- ward. The sweet. conscious, prayer- loving child, was the idol of lllC be- reaved family. She would lic ulmn Ihc friend who took a mother's cam: of her, and winding :1 waslcd arm around her neck would say :â€"‘ Now lull Inc about Mamma.’ And when the M1 told Iule had been repealed, would Sul'lly ask. ‘ Take me into the parlorâ€" l'waul to see Mummn.‘ 'l‘hc n-qucsl was never rel‘uscd ; and the ufilruuou- me child would lie for hours, coulcul- mlly guzmg on hcr mother’s pun Iruil But A TOUCHING INCIDENT BEAUTIFUL FIGURE. I By um aid 01 a nncroscode. we see millions of :l’illlo uprllings 0n the surface of our bodies.â€" 'I'Inough these [his Ointmenl. whnn rubbed on [he skm. I: rarried lo any organ or inwnld pzul, Dis- eaaes of the kldlle}$, disorder: of 1hr: Lin-r, afl'evâ€" [Lions of the heart; Inflammation of the Lungs. Asdlnms, Coughs and Colds, me by lhis means ell'uclualIy cured. Every house-“no Lnuws that ‘53“. pnswa freely lhlough- bouo or meal of any I duo-knew. This heulmg Uiuunenlfar more read)- !|_. penezmtt-s through any bone or fleshy pm'l m I tho living body. l'u inLr lhl: Inns! dangerous inward Icompluinls. that cannot be luadud by who: I Inenns. Some .nf the most scientific surgeons now rely solch‘ on the me of this wanderful Ointment. when Inning l.) nape will: the: worncnsek of sorts. wounds. ulcer.» glandular shelllllgs and tumors Professor Holloway has. by command of lhc A‘lnnd (iovwmuems. dixpulL‘lll d to the huflxilnlx of [he L'mu Ialgu shipmenb of Ibis ()iummnl In he Ilrt'd underline dirnchun of alu- Mal-cm mall; in line Won! upbs of \Vuundh’. 1| u'lll «me any ulrm. glauduiur swelling. l-llfllll‘ml or ('(‘tllluclioll ul 1h» juinb. men of ZUV'VL‘HIB’ standing. No remedy has «var dnnu so much for the cure of dlSGdb‘l‘S of the skin. “'Ilalvvrr I'm-m Ihey may nmumr, hr [his Uinlmrnl. Nocuse ot'Snlt Rheum. Scurvy. Sore “ouch. Sciol'ulu or Ercsqmlm, ('an sou-LI withstand IlN influence. The Imenlur has n-uvellexl over many [arts of the globe. viy-iling the principal hwyiuils. dISPEIl:iIIg (his Uinxmcnl, giving adv-re an to il: upl-Iiranon. and has lhus Iuern the menus ol' wuxuring countless numbers to health. SURE LEGS. SURE BREASTS. WOUNDS AND ULCLRS. Bunions. Hun». Chapln-d hands. (‘llilbluins. Fix lulufi. Gout. LumhuLm. Mercminl Eluplinnb‘. liles. l’shrunmusn Still “ht-um, Solo Logs. Sure “roams. 5km disuaaos. b'mu “wads. Sure 'I hrunl. Sines ufznllkinds; Sprmns,.\mlds. hu'ellrd Chanda Shir Jul-h l5, “Inns. \‘fl‘ IlPl‘Oi-l Sores; (If? "'Imm/s (If u// l'l'misx (1:? Sold :u the Manulhumrms of l’mI’ummr Hal (1? Sold 1“ the Manul'zu'lurms 01~ PIUfUBLIII‘ Hul- m . NI Muhluu Lune, .\ew \"mk, and 244 Slrn ll. London, and by all raspN-mlue druggkb :md dualm‘s in Mediriun lh-unghuul the Unlletl Flalev. and lllm-ivilind would, m you, at ‘15 cunts. ni’ii rmnl and $1 each. 6:? 'l‘hm-e» is a cuminlerublo saving by taking he. larger .4405. AV. ILâ€"Diwclions for the guitlmwe of paliems In every «Ii rtler ura ufl‘lxod In ouch mu. l-LIU SXPEI.AS. SA L‘ bL'l'lU But/I t/H: Ointmmlt mu] Pills slum/(l [w uxrd in, the 1hllnuriug (‘rlxt‘s : Sullarafi Dru!) Kers‘eys, Robe Dresses, Challk Dresses. Sh Toronto. Juue.‘ l857. I IIOLLOWAY’S OINTMERT. A Marvellous Remedy FOR A MARVELLOL‘S AGE ! fAsAiiSAPARILLAfi FOR THE 0th!: 0F Coughs. folds. lloarsuess, Spitting of Blood, Night Sweals. Asthma, Liver I‘omplaims. and THE GRAND EXTERNAL REMEDY CHERRY AND IUNGWORT, 'IY GOODS and Mdlinery. Clothing and Genllamen‘s ()mfiuing Empmgum CONSUMPTION. Sold by R. H. “:1”, JU D S O N’ S CHEMICAL EXTRACT 0F Sold by R. 171. Hall. Elks. Lara Goods, lecv Tweed; I‘ RHFUM ANI) SCOR HUMURS, Moire Aulique. Shim '3. "hlwy dumLins \rafi Hand Browse. Venmmu Cloths, keys, Straw Goods, Bath Cards, . . Flonucud Dresses. Muslin dunsea, [13] Shephmd Plaid, ;\c‘. «(You Kins: Strtrtat Eusl, Tm'onlt). R ibbmw, Tu’ewds, 1’0 plin q goods. The plires at which lhvse and other types fll't' .‘old at lhv ('anuda Type Fuundr}. Will he found at least 30 per vent. lass than they could he pur- chased previous to its establishment. h is therul'um hopcd Ihnl the l‘rmlers of (‘ana- da will’shuw their apllleoiuliml of the advantngm it holds out, by hmtuwing upnn it a fair shurv ol [heir patronage, in return for whit-h the pruprialor: pledge themselves In heme numeans untried u. give ample satisfamion. . .- - .I, ,s,.,r 30 Per Cent Cheaper Than any home in tmvu (‘ail and Clot-ks. $10 Silver Hatches, ( Chains. 'l‘llE Proprietors of this Establishment bag to inform lln- Pllll «Is of ('nmuln. that llwv lmn uuw mnnulhclurcd uml ready for (ll-livery, Innâ€"g... quantity of Small l‘im. Lung l'rnner. Mom-Lyva and limvier, "f Sum-h fin-u. “Inch “my will gun- Iunwe cannot be slllplm‘ufll lv_\ {my Foundry llpun this continenl for Alumlnlm‘ null aupeurmmv. 'l‘hm have al.~n on hand a uhuiw msmuucm of vaniouS kinds of _ l‘runurs! mark the rt'ductiou in the price of !_\'pr since llnis Foundry \Vils opened ; and bear in mind that a grunh-r rrduclinn depends upon your- suives. ()ur mqu i.~â€".<upply the [rude wilh typo 0|. web quautilivs and at. much [nit-es as will pre- vent the humanity of patronising foreign manu- furlurora. MUST l M PORT :\ . T {N [90 R NATION Frm' of Charge .' The work ('0htnins Imarl)‘ 2U“ pun-m. and hm a large number oI‘Operalions and (,mas reportedâ€" lmlleL<.|Cetblellcos_ A'c” worth} the «awful pelusal of 1he afl'liclod. l’emms visiting 'l'urnnlo and placing {hauls-owes under Dr. Cnnwell’s care, will not be changed il‘ case of Ilnqlrccwful lremmem. Ail cumlnnmcaliuus lo Dr; C. mu..( be prop/lit] 'l'uwnlo. Ma) fi‘lnd. INTI. Iâ€"lf V ‘IIE un‘lersigm‘d Working on Ilw almw plinciple feels confident Il-ul he can >0” CALL AND JITDGE FUR YOURSELVE> A1 114 \‘ouue 5L. 2 duo)‘: boulh of [he Globe Hotel. Toronto. ll? Every dosmipxinu of Goods in the nude made or lupuired on [he Shortest Nolico. Tm‘onlo. May 96. 18.17. g4 ly. The 'f-(z-llmvinglisl of a few ufflm principal artiâ€" ckm required by prinwh‘. will give nu idau of the grunt advantages of the Cuxmdn Type Foundry-â€" ___l’IHCES :â€" Nonpzuicl - - - - - '25 6d per lb. Miniun- - - - - - 23 3d '- "revier- - - - - - ‘25 lkl “ Bourgeoiso â€" - - - ls Ind “ Long Primer - - - - ls 8d H Small l’icu- - - - - Is 7:! l’ica - - - - - - Is (51] “ IE All mher Book Poms in proportion. Linusâ€"6 to Pica and thicker. ls per lb,; 7 to Pica. ls3d; 510 l’ica Is 6". / u N.B.â€"-Pnhli>hers of He 10 [his adverLismeul for 2 their bill“ up.“ purely amount of our nmuul’nm a favor h} directing um Illl‘ll‘. and removing all diseases of the l‘:}8 and En: generally. begs leave most rospemfully to null ut- [Hilinll m Ihe l‘nt‘l that he has forwnr deed to “It Eilnor 0|" this paper a few dozen comes of Iho thud edition of his ' whit-h will hr, (hSp0>od 01' to Slll'h applic‘nnls as mm Wish to oblnin ‘ BRITISH & AMERICAN JEWELLEEY STORE. SMALL PROFITS &. QUICK RETURNS. OCULIST & AURIST. OPERATOR ON THE EYE AND EAR! TN|\'|“.[lS/\I.LY klmun (In-nnglunm (‘zmadn } and (he Umlenl Slattya fol his great ski“ .md uncoss in Restoring lost Sight and Hearing Canada, Typo Fnumlry. Rbuovuu To 81‘. 'l'mmmm: Sn. IN Dun-my Broad Clolhs, Salinefi, Montreal. May 18.|I. 1857 I) r. (FA I) \V H L I: , Treatise on the Eye and Ear Ornamental Type. Sold by R. 11. " Ilylishers of new: papers gi igjnsortion I'Li>nmnt for 2 months. will be allowed up.“ purchasing five times their our nmnufm-inre. Editors will conl‘cr directing attention! to [he annunncu- ___l’lHCES: iel- - - - - '25 . . - - - - 23 - . . - - - ‘23 oiso â€" - ' ' 13‘ 'rimer- - ' ' 15" ’icu- - - ' ' I“ . . - ls lJounh THUS. J. GURNIN & Co. b'l. 'l'llcrese Street Y 18h. 1857 g3 mr 'l‘nuOXTn 'I‘. (‘. RICHARDS Barrage dresses, (ah rand see $3 50 Sun ns‘ Husien LAL I'lm‘rw. Buunul 6d per lb. Domlsim, Gold Amen Mnnlillus 1-HT m-Ieh ulwl lmlluu Herb l)oc‘nr. l". 'I'I MBLE'IY. who. after lrm'ersing llle Unilvd Shut“ and Canada, has runcluded to make 'l‘urunm. (7. \V his home luv the t'tllurv. whore ho will alhniuisler 10 his [\f‘lll'llb those only true and sal'o Mmht-hms from anuro’s Garden. which has for its aulhor tho great and all-“ire l’h_\'>ician ubm'o. The fulluwing (lisauses Can be cured hy Dr. T. in lhv lnosl ohslinalv stale ol‘ lheir exhlencn. \'i‘1.:â€"â€"l)i>(~ases of the Lungs. Heart. Liver and 'I'hlozu : also. Dyspepsia. Dropsy m d all Dismnex' ol' the Blood. such us Scroluln. l‘:l_\'Sl]H‘th. Salt- Rl‘u-um, Favor Sores. and all Chronic Complaints Those Periodicals ably rt-present the three great no iman parties ol'GreaK Bui aimâ€"Whig. Tory and Radicalâ€"but politics form only one feature ot'lheir character. As Organs of the most. profound wriiers on Science. Lilerumre. Moralil_ . mud Religion, they slaud unrivalled III the world of letters. being considered indispensnhle lo the scholar and the p ul‘essional man, while to the inlhl igem reader of every class they 'urniah n more currect and satis- l'aclory record oftlle current lilernlnre of lh day. throughout the world, than can be possibly obtain- ed from any other suurce. Thn receipt of Adrumtc Slum: from the Brilish puhliehels gives additional value to these Re-pduw, inasmuch as they can now he placed in lhe hands nf snb:cril|crs about as goon as lhc original edi- ul‘ )uurs «landing. l’. S.â€"Tlm Doctor will also give parlir‘uhr al- to-ulinn In all disuuses peculiar to Females and Children. LIKEM‘SS nr ‘Inr: rU'I'l'Rr. HUSBAND on w FR. ('all. comull lnm. and judgu for yourself. how lru|_\' he can lull you Furllmr pm’licnlars sent GRATIS 10 um Nnnm or Alldl‘firs. All lmlwrs. Cummnuivalinns. and lulu’rviews. slriclly Private :md Confidential. ln ordur In) rlailu nllmuinn. [he l’o.~lag0 of all Letters must be pre-pnid. and have l’uqnge Stumps elu~lo~ml for lle answer. Ad ress. \V. RAPHAEL. flex 568 l’ml Ofllce. Hours of ('nn.~ulln1ion. frqu ll 10 II. a ML. and from 210 F. p.n|.. ul the L'ol’uur ul' Nelson and Unlchcs Street, 'l‘orunlu. LIE” Cunsullution Flea I to VIZ world and cannot. go to him for advice haw Io im~ pruvu Iln-ir (‘ircumslahm-s. Punenls should gel his upinion wlm'. xrmlu or p ()fussmn i.~ be“ calcu- Ialed m ensure [heir rhildncu’s moves.» in lil‘e. In Iowa nfl'uirs. the pninciplr-s of tho aane Mffillflé guide you to happy marriage. and domestic hali- in. Ho shuns :Ile l‘ur adviu) and guidnm-e. All melancholy [houghb aml dl‘lll'h dislress and anguish of mind. im-Mem \o 1} males, mman him Will) me grea'est confidunr'o. Previous to marriage. a” in delicnh- honllh ~hnuld (‘0||~:II|I him. Ali who lure haul bad luck. all \vhu have him! their b0<1lll gm am in [he Great eruction in the prime of tilt Latter Publication. .ho mml inum-enl safe, and Cunmn menus to In employed. All who are in tumble. all who have been nufurlunnzo. den irrd and hill. (l wi'h. :1! who»? fond hope-s have hrou cru<hwl and hlnsled, all whose minds and health aw winning and do~ L'liniug. go In (he never failing CLAIM/WANT AM) fimmomclsT value, all laboring under had and deMt :10 In him for rulinf and m-Infon. All La have sum-Nd under (lure complaints and im-Mem \o 1} males, mman him Will) die Oflireâ€"N . 11], King St.. East. ()l’l’OM'l‘lC ST. LAWRENCE HALL, Examination, (,‘lmrvnyunt non>ultaliuns, and ad vice given daily. Sundays excepted. Magnum-tu- Bll‘clfll‘lly applied to the rule 0f damses. lt I5 an inlnllible run- for wenkne», nobility. lud‘pcre- hulls of youth. and all llorvou: complaints. Clair- \u_\ anca enables us to see more clearly lllr cause of all our sum-rings and infinmties. It enables us to see mo 0 clearly the. must) of all our sufferings and infirmittes. ll enables us to rocolnmn-ml llmsr "Io-ans that Wlll 031-0! 3 vermin nml perl'erl cure. when nll other ream dies han- l'anlt-d; it also we» INDIAN HERB DOCTOR, RB! RINT 01" THE British Periodicals ! l THE GREAT TURKISH REMEDY FOR BALDNESS. And (or Invigorating and Beautifying the Hair Sold by R. H. 11:11]. Toronto. Juno. 1557 L. SCOTT 8:. COMPANY’S Toronto. June. 1557 GOOD N15“ S FOR ALL! The London Quarlelly (Conservative.) The Edinburgh Review (‘Vhig.) The North British Review (Free Chulch.) AZOR’S TURKISH BALM. The Westminster Review (Libern1.) Blackwood’s Edinbulgh Magazine (Tory.) SCOTT &. (‘0..N1-w York. continue to puh- hall the following leading British Periodicals FARME {'S GUIDE ! PHRENOLOGICAL Sold by R. II. Hull. EA RLY COPIES. AND THE III ISTPN L0 {110 vol 0 1 of 'l'nuh andflra- son. and be lll'ufih‘d by it. The lime has come! that all who “ill can as- capo the inn: grasp of Merruryand olhorbnnu- ful poisons. by OHM-lug wixhuul drlny to sm- llm wall-known :uul ju~lly Doc‘m‘. l". 'I'I MBlJi'IY. laboring u ,siun of 5'. from whul dc‘hrnle he All Ladies Iâ€"lf. l-tf. irils ,en-r allh. \V‘Iu) Ilydropathic Cookery; Theory and l’rnclice 0! Water Treatment: Special Pathology and Hydro- Thcrunonlies, int-lmling the Nature. Cans“. i Spun-toms and 'l‘mmnent of all known diseases; l Apnlicalion to burgicnl diseues: Application of Hydropntlly to Midwifery and the Nursery: with l 'l'hreo Hundred I'Ingnvings and nearlv Our Thouqu l'agca including a Glossary. Table at SEARS’ PIETURIALWHRKS. N0“ Editions J uet Published Scum" AMI) and Complete History qr and all olhardescriptinn of materials. has been van largely increased this Season. by arrivals from NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA. BUS- TON and MONTREAL ; and mat he is prepared Io supply orders for new Offices. in addition to those in uporaliun. at the shorlusl notice. Seurs' A'cw Pictm-‘iql Dr’scmplioz; (ft/Ia pom d [.0 orden (‘Tcu 0! each «tale in the umou. lihmrmed with two hundred Engravings loe p im‘ipul cil‘Os, plflr‘ei, lunlnlingn. SCl‘llel’}‘.(‘lIV'iO‘ilIBSI seals of the slums, &c.. .‘kc. 000 pages ocmvo. Suurs' Treasury Qf Know/edge and Cy- Sears’ "finders of the worldâ€"Second Serivsâ€"iu 'l'wo Purimâ€"1'an L“ under: of 3::- ture. containing a dewnpxion of [he rncvsof men manners and customs of \‘m'iuufi nations. lmufis, birds. plums. &c. Part I]. “'oudcrs of Art ; or Almcriplious of invmnions, milk-s. HIIHS. curimi- lies. &c. \‘Villl 400 illnslrnliuns £34044: dvo. 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