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Vegetable Strengthening
PLAS TER.

A SURE preventive for Gout, Rheumatism,
"A pains and weakness in the Breast, Side,
Back or Limbs If. applied in season. II is also
highly useful in liver complaints, dyspepsia,
coughs, colds and difficulty Of breathing-giv-
ing relief by its warming and soothing quail
ties.
This article, which has been used more than
twenty years private practice-during which
time II has proved itself an invaluable article
now offered to the public of superior merit.
In using this plaster, no interruption in Iegu-
lar habits is Teqnred; and il does not render
person liablcfo take cold-nnd being already
spread upon soit leather, the trouble and vexa-
ton attending the spreading of plasters by per-
sons unacquainted with, or having no conven-
fences for so doing, are avoided.
Persons leading sedentary lives, or those
whose business require bending or STOPPING
position-and consequently are more or less
troubled with pains in the breast, side or back
will find immediate relief by applying one of
these plasters to the parts affected Those af-
filcted with Rheumatism will find most quieting
relief in the use of these plasiers, as they Gre
ate warmth and action to the parts to which
they are applied
The recommendation following is from one of
our most respectable citzens:--
Hartford, Nov. 6, 1896.
SIR Having been afflicted for many years with pain
IN my head neck and about my shoulders, hy VIVA, is
called "nervons affection" accomnaned ms 4 sunnose
with rheumatism, had made use of MANY prescrip.
tons to little effect Recently observing your adyer-
tsement OF the Vegetable Strengthening Plaster OBJ
tanned one which you kindly fitted the neck aud be-
tween the shoulders, from which have derived oui-
citing relief, and would cheerfuy recommeu, the arti-
Gle to persons who afflicted with similar complaints
Respectfully, BENZ. HASTINGS"
Prepared and sold by JAMES b. GILMAN,
Druggist and Apothecary, Hartford, Conn; al
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-02-16
strengthening Plaster, or
ya{re,

nR s. c. HEWETT'S (the bone-s.us,
IL Boston, Mass. Strengthening Plaster
DIR Heweu having been interrupted in bis pro-
fessional pursuits by constant calls for bis pIs,.
ter, has been obliged TO offer il for sale lh
recommended 10 be applied in the following
cases, viz: forpains and weaknessin the batt
stomach, sides and loins, rheumatism and lli
effects of mercury, corns and the effects AID
consequences Of sprains, dislocsilOns and ns
lures, and in many cases Of liberated sores d
cleansing apd healing them, and IN fact d
weakness. DIR H. does not advertise this net
icine to sponge the public, but because i ~
valuable salge, calculated to and will releu
human suffering Ii will be sufficient whd,,
er DR. II. is known, TO secure the sale Of iAn
plaster, to say il is one invented and prern
by him. DR. II. will also prepare medlclna
which will shortly be offered for sale, that N
certain cures for the tic doloreau or neunsn
and for the hermoroids OF piles. No atss
will be authorized for sale by DrHeweil unIu
the label on the same be signed by him, ST.
Hewett's.'
For sale wholesale and retail by
JOSEPH STEEN,
Bookseller BraulsbOsM
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THE WORD "MJNE {,

"'Stop the ploughman as he hastens cheeriy
to his labor at five in the morning, and inquire
OF him, "Why are you Fastening thus con-
tentedly to devote yourself to toll, during the
sustained! How are you animated and recon
ciled to your labor? You might not get a
very philosophical answer from such a man,
but after little consideration he would say
In yonder cottage, have left a sleeping wife,
with an infant in her arms, who in lisping ac-
cents call me FATHER. That wife, that infant,
are dear to me, inestimably dear. Their COM
fort and happiness are objects of infinite inn
portance to me. That cottage and that garden
are also dear to me; and though by Others they
may be deemed humble, and perhaps worthless,
yet they are all to me, and they are NINE. Yes,
there is charm in that word NINE. Through
out the vocabulary Of our language, there is no
word more dear to an American, than that
word mine. My house, nv wife, MY children,
MY garden"
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JAoUzTHs pa w

THE favorable notice :, SANl
s er with the repeated iss,S,y'Ici,r,
s - PERFECT CUBES, by USING , ,si
come to the knowledge Of ,hss ,as lM
RANT them IN repeating the , s' pIopi,on
periorIiy over all other ,t,,s~ss''lontha
the dangerous complain, 'eu1umINents is
proved; The instrument !. i !. heni,
PARTICULAR NEU,-and emh. every in,,
modification of the coNlcn 'V'aclng d
shortly change the whole ,r.. rAO wha
and entirely set aside the ab ,a'.lent cfAs
tofore practised. ''u'd neha
accommodation BY Dr.. Hvd, an
Alter several months inves,is u,sa''''
ing seen many cases under ,rsasssauo O,,d
and other instruments of ,hs ",'uen' va
undersigned unhesita,in0lv NC same tn
OUTFITS TRUSS, in II. plonouAta
In mechanical construction. I re,a",l, y
manner of giving pressure. sa 'S1'en'Vs a.
ease TO the wearer-to any ;n", especa
kind now before the public TrSIau@'nl
just one-founded on the nr;n. aI Phoelk
Inflammation, and the ANATOMY -, :, u az
implicated. And still more cors " meta
this opinion is-Ilernia has hos 'n' feaaa \
application Of Jaquiih's TINS 81 u euledh
''a"'e'' DANA HYDE, n \ /
Being afflicted with Hernia tdoull..
Hernia) | procured one =, N'yyu,oIelngupi
rRuSSES and wore it about s;'s,
weeks, when laid il aside cor, ~! o. u
self cured. After a few weet, 'si. snas y
tie tenderness on one side, | resumed %St "
as security against the recuusna" .t !ae IN
mia, although no herniary tumor h., :, zoe Hs
its appearance since first laid !, ,s;l 'un'S
slider myself cured. ERASTUS Pp,nss y
Brattleboro. April 10, 1887 D'"S
For sale Wholesale and Retail \, I'm,
BURNHAM, JN. Brauleboro, VI, 'OH
Agent for East village, Braulsho,, n
Hyde, M. D.; Keene. n H.. AIT I b.. T'
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RECEIPT FOR CoURTING.

Two or three dears, and two or three seeets,
Two or three balls, and two or three ireals,
Two or three tickets. for two or three times,
Two or three louerletters, written in rhymes,
Two or three times led out from play,
Two or three soft speeches made by the way,
Two or three serenades, given as lure.
Two or three oaths, how much they endure,
Two or three months, keeping strict to these
rules,
Can never fail making couple of Fools.
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1t appears by the following information given
to the public by DR. Rowland Of this city, that
the much talked of Matchless Sanative is in
deed what it processes to be an efficient and
valuable medicine, worthy the serious attention
of every consumptive person.
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S'PNeHuHy W.
II. F. SHERWOOD.
Testimony No. ..
A certificate from three members of the Medical
Professions in Europe.

Professions in Europe.
We the undersigned, practii toner's Of medicine in
Sernany, are well aware that by our course we NAV
forfeit the friendship Of some Of the faculty. bat not o(
ne benevolent members, who are uninhucnccd by self
ish motives. Though we shall refrain from an ex-
preston OF our opinion, either Of the sountoess or I'm
soundness Of DIR. GOelicke's new doctrine we are
happy 10 say that deem his Sanative TOO valuable
not to be generally known; for VIVA, our eyes behold
ana our ears hear, we must believe.
We hereby state, that when DR. Louis Olfon Goelicke
nrst came before the German public us the pretended
a'.c"'erer Of new doctrine and n new medicine we
hed him IN the highest contempt believing and openy
pronouneing him 10 be base imposter and the prince
o. q"acks' But, on hearing much said about the
oanatye, against IL and for IL, we we're induced from
MOVIES OF curiosity merely, 10 make trial Of its re-
pniei virtues upon number Of our most hopeless M
the expense OF einterest) publicly 10
rs mighty efficacy, in curing not only consumption,
bot other fearful maladcs, which we have bereo(ore
believed ncurabe. Our contempt for the discoycrer
oil hs medicine was at swallowed up 10 our utter
establishment at these unexpected results and as an
amend Tor our abuse 70 him, do frankly confess 10
the world, that we believe him plilanthropist who
does honor to the profession aud to our country which
gave him birth.
The recent adoption Of this medicine into some of
Our European Hospitals is sufficient guaranty that IL
performs all lie promises II needed not our testimony
Tor wherever II is used, IL is its best witness.
HERMAN ETMuLLER, M. d.
WALTER VAN GAuTr. M. ID.
ApoLPHUs WIENER, M. d,
Germany, December 10, 1856. eow6ml3
For sale by BUTTON & CLARK,
40 tfarn H., l..I.x
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For the Vermont phunix.
sTANzAs no SARAH.


Thy spirit pure and blest,
But thou hast LEFT to mourn thy loss
One heart that finds no rest.
That heart is bleeding, torn with woes
Thy spirit once might feel,
IL beats with anguish and with wounds
That time alone can heal.
With springs first flowers thy beauty shone,
Ofmy deep love the pride;
Thy beauty faded with the flowers
- That withered by thy side;
And when their leaves were falling fast,
And buds no more had birth,
With my hopes pillowed on thy breast,
laid thee in the earth.
Grief in my bosom dwells too deep
For Joy to hold its sway;
And sad will be the thoughts that tell
That thou hast past away
Yet there are beams ofhope and JOY that shin
To cheer my gloomy night,
Like beams that fall from diamonds set
Beside path of light.
But still II seems thou now AIT here,
So much | cling to thee;
/ hear thy merry voice as once
IL sounded with our glee;
And in my lonely hours still
Can hear its echo ring;
And then seem to see thy love
In each familiar thing.
| still can hear thy airy tread,
AS fits thy light form by,
And re in every ray the CLEAN
Thai lighted up thine eye;-
For such are fancy's dreams by day,
And such my dreams by night
So frail the joys that fade with day,
Or perish in the light.
| think thy spirit is with me,
And oft ! hear its voice,
That whispers with sainted tongue,
And bids me still rejoice;
1t comes with form of light, and hues
By angel plumage given,
As CLEANS the star of hope from out
The curtain folds Of heaven.
IT'S sweet to listen TO the tales
That thy mementos tell;
IT'S sweet to view thy room and books,
Each thing thou lovedst so well;
But yet 'tis sad-that lonely room
Where all is silent gloom,
Ills sad that she who graced it once
Has found an early tomb!
IT'S sweet to think upon thy love-
The happy days we passed
And they shall be in memory blest,
Until it fades at last
And as view Life's picture DER,
Though years in grief roll on,
My mind shall dwell with pleasure there,
Yet sigh that thou art gonel
Ills sweet to bear thine imagine deep
Enshrined within my heart;-
No love or trihng pledge of thine,
From me shall ere depart;
III keep them by me overland,
! feel not quite alone,
When can have but plant or flower
That once was called thine own.
Thy rose has fallen from its stem,
That bloomed with thee in PRIDE
It's perfume like thy spirit fled,
Its leaves are scattered wide.
And like its stem stand alone
Against the wintery blast
Robbed ofthe gift my heart best loved
Shall fall like the rose al last.
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The following valuable Vegetable Medicines
stand at the head of all other medicine for the
complaints TO which IL is recommended. IL re-
sorted to in season il is said to cure nine times
out of ten. IA stitch in time sapes nine.n
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TEMPERANCE REFoRM.-The Providence
Courier mentions the fact of the inhabitants of
Burrillvllle having to man, signed articles of
agreement not to traffic in liquors nor let or
lease any house, or any Other building, nor lot
Of land TO set building upon, for that purpose.
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Y a. lili't. FAD & llnSt.. D Ill.
Wv 900 kegs pure No. !. Philadelphia White
cad, Of Lewis manufacture, receiving per ship Wall
Ter and brig Choctard Also, 2hh kegs New York
White Lead manufacture hy the Union White Lead
company Also, l6 hogsieads English and Dutch
l,iusesd Oil in store ard for sale v
JARVIS d ANDREWS, Wholesale Druggists,
all cnrt ON on Y Tcholli .nnlas sia
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100 do manufactured tobacco, yario Is hrp.ts
~ cases sweet spanish "h coa.e
200 cases dyson auh Young t~on tea
90 boxes paste backing
3Oh kprr
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LOUISIANA
JOCKEY CLUB RACES,
TINE FALL MEETING commenced This Da

VTNHE FALL MEETING commenced This Day,
u Tuesday, the 25th December.
Fourth Day-Juckey Club Purse 81 ,S00-tlree mile
heats; OF which the second best Will be entitled To $3l0
ii more than two sar-fuut two, the winner to rccei"e
$1,000.
Fifth Day TIL l.ouisana Plate, value 81 0On-two
mile heats; tive year Odds ul will AIRY loo lbs.
four year old and under, their appropriate weights.
Sirh Day-Prop.ictor's Purse, Sjl0-i!iIe heats
hest Bin >.
.scpenth ID ~ -Jockcy Club Purse, $!,.'ao-iour mile
heats it more start tlir second best horse will
be entitled 10 ,UO--lt but two the winner to receive
&!oOO.
Eighth Day Post Srake-three mile heats--en-
trance e5O-p. p-tree for all agcs-weght for age.
HENRY A TAYLOE,
J C BRANCH,
VAUDEVILLE MARlGNY,
y noy28 Proprietors
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STEAM BOATS FOR saLE-The splendid steam
- boat SIR WILLIAM WALLACE, now running
the Lake is we'll ada tied the river trade; has passed
the inspection law, and il III complete orie
ALSO,
The steam boat South ALABAMA, which is now
being repaired, ani will lie in complete order in lew
days. FOR teri $, whch will be literal, apply 10
GEO WHITMAN,
Pm, sEf
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SLOCOMB, RICHARDS & co.
A RE receiving by every arrival, and have con.
IN s,antly for SALE supply of domestic goods,
consisting in part, of the following articles, viz:
Knives ard forks, by the gross, and in sets CON-
ple'c, from the highest to the lowest prices,
ing, butcher, and shoe knives, in every variety;
pocket and penkRivcs oftwo and three blades pen
knives on cards; sailors pruning, spanish, dirk,
and sporsmcns knives OF Rogers and other man.
ufacturers' make; razors, in and dozens, of
superior quality; sreep and tailors shears small and
large scz1ors plano irons, chisels, gougcs, draw.
ing knives. chaff do, and scyhes sic;es, chopping
and broad axes, of Collins Morgan's Dunlol., K
others make.
Locks, la;cAes, bolts, and fas:enings Of every
description; butts, hinges wood screws. bed screws,
nail and spike gimbets, bang borers, patent and
common auLers, carpenters, smiths aud shoe
hammers springs lacks, rivets, awl hafts, pinccrs,
SC. &c.
Coffee mills, assorted, English and German do,
with fly and cog wheels, apanned tea trays, in
nests bread baskets and snuffers, trays and sugar
boxes, trunks, wine coolers, tumblcrs and rutmeG
graters
Plated ware. cake huskets hne and common pia-
led castors and andlcstIcks, dec2T
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GEORGE w. SMITH,

al take great Measure in saving have had considera-
BILE acquaintance with Mr. smith both PERSONAL and in the
business of his profession In both respects consider HIM
gentleman highly worthy of the patronage which he
ceiyes Dentist have found an operator whom
considered SUPERIOR and feel satisfied that wh'ever comb
dcnce shall be reposed less acquainted with
him well repaid by his discharge oil duties entrusted to
him. MIR. Smith has operated toa considerable extent Tor
personally and for members of my family
STEPHEN II TYING
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nov20
|, AW ROCKS.

LAW BOOKS.
ESOR SALE m the New Bookstore, ~ Ca,np
L street, viz: Johnsou's Reports n vols; English
Exchequer Reports, vols; Equity Digest; 3 OILS;
Equity DR. ftsmh; Chy' Practice 3 vols; do Plead
ings3 v"ls do Criminal Laws vols; do Blackstone
vols; do on lis; do Equity Digest vols; English
Common La Reports 81 vols; condensed English
Chaucery Re 'rts vols: Cranche's Reports vols;
Bacon's Abr gnlrui vols bridgeman's Digest3 vols;
Bfackenboro h's Reports; Bnrrows do Massachusetts
aud Flicker" $ do 33 vols Durniord aud Ea>s; do
vols Adam on ljecimants, Atkins Reports 3 vols;
ohnsons er. 5 vols i1arrisons do; Halls superior
Court Eepors vols, Keats Co amentares vol; An
geiS law works, Grrcnleats main Reports vols,
l.eigh's MIDI Prui' iut1man's Legal Study vols, Pc
,erdor!i's Reports Is vols, Siorys Law Works, VII
lam, on Executor Louisiana ode, Russell on Crimes
vols, Ton!linsons Law Dictionary, Saunders on
Pleading aud Evidence, Powell Mortgages, Mad
dock Chau-ey 2yos., &c
general catalogue to be h"I al the stora. Books
dI3 ALEX TowAR.
s.,ANCy SOAP 100 boxes fancy soaI; so d, shs
vi & do, for snle by
dec 43 Shall y BROWN, 90 Magazine ST.
SoAP-lao boxes G Robbins extra No /; 81 hf do,
- do, do; 81 boxes Sangers do, do; for saI" nv
dl3 SHALL Il BROWN, 81 Magazine st
SNlNEs Il CpRDIsu.s-ter Jura, from Bremen,
w and late arrivals
Rhcnish Wines.
Niereustencir, Marcuhrunner, Gracfengsr 1Iochhri-
nrr, lohnnnlsberger, Strinheger, Cur Lady, Mix.
Stem n Leissen, Sparkling Hook, and Rhsn,sh Wine
GLASSES.
Champagne
he'd and White, celebrated BRANDS.
Burgundy.
Sparkling, Rom nee, Chulnbertin, Clos de Vongeot
and Nurts.
Bordeanr.
Chateau Lailtte, and Chateau hiargaux, lfoyillr
Larose, fin ST. Julien and ST. Emilion Palmer Mar
ganx, ia of3 doz Good Esteph, and st ulien
Table Ca,et.
White Wines
Hermitage, Sauerne Bnrsac and Graves.
Dessert Wines.
Genuine Iunel and Frontignan Muscat Madeira
old and pure as imported in
Brandy, old Champagne, in barrels of 80 gals , dez
and in Ia pipe
Cordials.
Genuine Mnraschino aud di lara,
do Martinique and Bourdeaux toNdias,
White and Red bordeaux Arisette in cases,
Old Itataia di tirn"be,
Abs, n'he and kirschwasser,
Bordeaux Brandy Fruits,
White Bordeaux Wine Vinegar,
For sale by JOHNS & co,
nov23 cor Of st Charles & Common
aJLe Bureau dc la Compagnie dAsaurance DIES
PomPers est ransporte nu No , rue du Camp, I'd
FASHIONABLE PARIS MILLINERY.
rENlE subscriber has the honor of informing the Ia
dies, that he has received per ships l.ai yette
and Mareng" supply of fall and winter Mill merry of
the latest and richest materials in Paris, y hth Mrs.
Seaman expects heve opened and rerdy tor exam.
Dp oCANLAN,
nov3 Cha
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dbl NY S'ationers II H. % Charities st
NERMAN MARBLE PAPER-Jns, received 30
VI reams of very superior quality of royal Medium
and Cap sizes, for sale verv cheap, by
DAVID FELT Il Co, N Staioners Hall,
d22 "a Charrcs st
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Nti u.
Mr.. GEORGE MLRRICK having resigned the Of
fee ofchef Engineer of the New Orleans and Carroll
ton Rail Road, r. John Hampson has been oppont-
ed in his place. to whom all persons having business
with, or wishing information regarding said Rail Road
will apply nj the Rail Road Office, Pnydrns street,
BY order of the Board.
(signr,i) JOHN NICHOLSON,
novl7-H Cashier
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EW ORLEANS " CARROlLTON RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK DAYS.
ter 10 o'clock Car be obtained by paying 10 dol

after III can DC ny paying ~ uo
lars for the Trip
THE JACKSON AND LACOURSE STREET CARS
Leave Cana street O'Clock, A. NJ. and hourly. AT
calf O'Clock this will running half
hour anecontinue throughout the day until o'clock r. NJ
from the head of Jack. on street
Persons going by the Locomotive provide themselves
with Tickets money will be taken by the conductors
Office New Orleans and Carrolllon Rail Road Company,
Poydras street. JOHN HAMPSON,
nov29 Chief Eng. N. . \ C. r. R.
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JEFFERSON ACADEMY.

JEFFERSON ACADEMY.
PREPARATORY to Jefferson Col ege and to 9TH
l. conducted by -. Granet, |. ID.
Exchange Alley, between ont and lcnville. Thi;
situation was the most eligible that could be found
being entirely free from the Of the and the
rafting Of drays and carriages.
The Jefferson Academy is divided into two depart
meEts. The Junior elementary department for the
various branches Of common education in French and
in Engi4h-The Senior department for Latin, Greek,
Mathematics, sc. Punctuality, order scipine
are strictly enoined and observed.
Terms. JUNO, Department, per month; $40
Senior do Is
Spanish E
LIST. Books, slaes paper, &c. charged separately
2nd. month once begun, to be paid in full;
3rd. No deduction for absence for holidays:
4. Payments to be made regularly every month.
School hours from l-2 to o'clock, except Thurs
DAYS. sep27
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NLLE-0nLEANS.-2d Municipal,te, % Dec.
n rs pIopretaue DIES terres sees sur la rue de Ia
lLevee du Front par les prfsentes teetfes car
voir contor 70 domaine" dc novembre rnies
sous peiue DIES amen les anoncees ms les 60 Jour
ami svron cette da e. en- exacutnt rorlre sui want
de aire conectioner les banqaettes faisant fac leur
pIopriete respec i've bonnes brques du la lac.
ormement ladite onlonnsncc. bor'ees ct daees
gerre supports pierre de rois pieds cur and
Outer stones and three feet paved support.
d20 SAM. KlBOURG, COM Re district.
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EAtHANGE READING ROOM.
TNNIIE proprietor has re-ftted his Reading Room, in
Il the ST. Charles Exchange, Corner Of Gravier
and St. Charles street, IN the neatest manner.
Besides all the principal lapers of the Unitod States,
of city and state. the Canudas Texas and Mcxi
and Iavanna the room is regularly and extensive
ly supplied with the latest European papers, losd's
Lists. and P,ics's Price Current. Also with nearly
all the Literary Per odcals Of the day, and has the
publications Of tho London, Edin''urg, Westminster
Metropolitan Reviews and Blackwoods Magazine. The
North AMERICAN Review; the Southern Liter knick-
booker The American Journal af Sciences and Arts,
Cabinet Miscellany Democratic Review, Gentemen's
gazine, American monthly, Bentlys Miscellany, the
Mexico Chrurgca Review, and variety et others.
All these works are regularly subscribed for and ecei
we'd. The room is also supplied with large variety
ofmaps and aliases, Niles Register, Levys Price Cur.
from its commencement, Gazatcers, and variety
of works ofreference.
The active & intelligent news collectors EN-
poved, give the earliest arrivals, and pains
pense will be spared render this Reading Room the
first the United States.
Subscriptions are respectfully received
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Wv BDDESFJR
A LEXiNDER TOW AR, late of Philadelphia is
N opening, at No. 40 Camp street, new and
VERY valuable assortment of
Lac .liedtcat Theoiogcni School nad Miscellaneous
Books.
VIII CHI will he sold on yety casonabl, t"rnIs lie viii
receive tia New Boss they Published, and
keep constantly all the works OF the popular authors
His stock being entirely new AMI very extensive,
country merchants and professional gentlemen will do
well to call before purchasing elsewhere.
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FANHE Principal of the English, French and Spanish
Academy, No. IA, Sl.Yharcs street, announces
his friends and the pu lie with satisfaction, that his
institution is in successful operuon that he hopes
to have his compliment Of pupils, winch will be
limited to fifty.
lie takes this opportunity of assuring parents that
no thing shall he wanting, which may contribute to the
comfort and improvement OF their sons
d.: 1873
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