... EMPORIUM, 171, 173. and 175, Regent-street. IMPROVED PATENT INVISIBLE WIRE TRUSSES.— SALMON, ODY, and CO. most respectfully cil the attention ofthe Public to their improved Patent Invisible Wire Trusses, which they can confidently recommend for hot climates ...

... unsightly secrets which lay buried from a human eyes beneath the courts and alleys of the ;v metropolis, were dragged from their invisible labc- pi ratories, where the chemistry of destruction was bus 21 in the combination of its insidious death-draughts w Sanitary ...

... lying 'ezin ground- Some severe weather had, by a previouB fall of Bnow > formed considerable ; o ies snrface, which, being invisible under the two e C - ent tne duke stumbled, fell, and broke •#? teeth. It singular enough that just as the PP ene d the corpse ...

... is not borne by others who can far better afford to pay it. The industrious man, who Over: , 'Uses for a situation through a newspaper, is forced to pay the duty; but the man who can afford to advertise upon a rarge scale, has a variety of ways open to ...

... entertainment ; but the most astonishing feat is the suspension of Mdlle. Herrmann, as she reclines, apparently, upon an invisible couch, her elbow resting upon an upright wand, and her body stretched at a right angle in the air without any visible support ...

... becoming very common, and that ship had been entered on the list of prizes. Mias Charlotte Cush man is engaged ut the Boston Theatre, (Amehoa), under the man igecoent of Mr. Bland. She has introduced Mr. (from Birininghaiii) to play the leading husim-ss ...

... asted. Two tugs will tow them there, and will also take them as far as the Downs, on their way down Channel. Tney are well manned and fitted ; but the work has been much delayed by a great many visitors ruining over the ships in the vain pursuit of novelty ...

... Lieutenant Marshal, s Pir'ici CEIALES Oy SCssWARZIZNt BRG. Milan, Jan. 1.1 The Venice Gazette, of the 2d, states that a work- man in that city has been sentenced to ten months' imprisonment by the military tribunal, for having I in his possession a concealed ...

... his strong powers of percep- tion, no man can perceive more strongly, nor express more forcibly, the characteristic distinctions of ex- ternal objects, and, as he also possesses very strong powers of mind, no man can follow these distinctions with more ...

... morning the 3d Inst. Charlotte Wilson, disreputable female, is in custody in London, charged with having robbed man hat and shawl. She had met the man In the street, and, refusing to go with her, she had pressed handkerchief in his face, and rendered him insensible ...

... various and astonishing sentences have been spelled by the use of the alphabet. It no longer purports to be the spirit of one man or person, but when an individual makes the inquiry 'who is it that wishes to communicate with me ? ' they will generally get ...

... Soho-square, London.) Th* Family Friend. Vol. 1., for the year 1#49, and first monthly part for the sent year.—(London : and Z>ton*man Paternoster-row.) - A very handsome volume containing treasures of every kind : entertainment, domestic economy, instruction ...