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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-09-07

Estate Of .4BR.fA4M HESS, late cf
SugarloGf township, Columbia County,
deceased.
AIOTICE is hereby given, that |. tiers tcstamen.
l% tary, have been granted to the subscriber, up
on the above estate All persons indebted to said
deceased's estate requested to make immediate
payment, and those having claims or demands Il
gainst the same, to present them, duly authenticated
for settlement to JOHN HESS, jr. Ex'tor.
July 27, 1880.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-09-07

a Ne'o andCerfainAnicie TOR kiiiingRafs.
This is sure article for destroying Rats in
short time and with the least danger to sit IN any
place in the house barn For sae at tbe Bloor.s.
burg Health Emporiumi BY D S TOBIAS,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-09-07
"A JourReyI1lam
TO THE

GUNSMITH BUSINESS
Rs wanted by the subscriber. An industrious.
ii steady and good workman, will receive steady
employ and good wages, upon application to
JONAS KISNER.
0rangoIlle, August 3, 1889,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-13

1t will be seen BY the above vote, that SIXTY
Wings, and THREE Conservatives, voted IN ia
of Rariden's motion,-whils but ELEVEN
supporters Of tho Administration, voted for it.
On the other hand, FfFTYTWO supporters Of
the Administration voted against the motion
while but TWENTY Wings, and FIVE Conser-
vAtives voted against it. 1t must not be forgot
ten, that the Ff.y-,wo from cry point Of the
compass beginning with Maine, whilst the TWEEN
~ Wings and Five Conservatives, who voted in
the negative, with the exception of Mr.. Stratton,
Of N. Jersey. all Southern men, from a sec
ton of the Union where the power of the Gov
eminent make the road is denied, and who
ted against it from principe-and most Of them
we're original Jackson men.
~Among those who voted for Mr. Rs motion,
al members who voted the bill year,
some who had the measure before
and who would then have voted the passage
bill.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-13

feel, Mr.. President, as if I had wearied your
patience, while am sure my own bodily powers
admonisb me 10 close; but cannot do 90 without
again reminding my constituents Of the greet
ings that have taken place on the contamination
and ratification of the treaty, offensive and de-
fensive between the slave holding and bank
powers, IN order to put down the present Admin
Isfration. Yes. there is voice heard from
New England now. Boston and Faneuil Hall
are silent as death. The free day-Iaborer is, in
prospect reduced TO the political, If not moral
condition Of the slave; an ideal line is TO divide
them IN their labor yes, the same principle is to
govern on both sides. Even the farmer, too, will
soon be brought into the same fold 1t will be
again said, with regard to the Government Of the
country. The farmer with his huge paws upon
tho statute book, what can he dor ! have en-
deaSored to warn my feow-ci.izens Of the pres
ent and approaching danger, but the dark cloud
OF slavery Is before their eyes, and prevents
many OF them from seeing the condition Of things
as they are. That cloud Of summer. will soon
pass away, and its thundcrs cease to be heard
Slavery will come an end, and the sunshine
OF prosperity warm, invigorate and bless our
whole country
| do not know, Mr. President, that my voice
will ever again be heard this floor. now
willingly, Yes gladly return to my constituents, to
the people Of INV State. have spent my
life amongst them, and the greater portion Of it
IN their service, and they have bestowed upon me
tneir confidence IN numerous instances. l teel
perfectly conscious that: in the discharge Of every
trust which they have committed TO me. have,
TO the best Of my abilities, acted solely with a
view to the general good, not suffering my to
be influenced by particular or private inter
ests whatever; and l now challenge those who
think have done otherwise, TO lay their finger
upon any public act Of mine, and prove to the
country its injustice or anti-Republican tendency
That have often erred in the selection Of means
TO accomplish important ends and have doubt
but my belief in the truth Of doctrines Of the
declaration Of independence, the political creed Of
President Jefferson, remains mistaken and un
subdued. My greatest regret is that have moi
been more zenlous and done more for the cause o.
indv idual and political liberty than have done
l hope, on returning to my home and my friends
to Join them again in reminding the beacon-fres
Of liberty upon every hill in State, until thei
broad glare shall enghten every wiley. and the
song OF triumph shall soon be heard, for the
hearts Of our people are in the hands Of y jus
and holy Beng, (who cannot look upon oppression
but with nbhorrence,) and he can turn then
whithersoever he will, as the rivers Of waite
are turned. Though our national sins are many
and grievous, yet repentance, like that Of an
cient Nineveh, may divert from that impend
ing danger which seems to hang over head
as by a single hair. That all may be safe, con
clude that the Nero shall yet be set free.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-13

The FOURTH INsrALMExr-Itw will be recollec-
ted that, at the first session Of the late Congress-
a law was passed postponng the payment Of the
LIST Of January, 1899. No law having been pass.
ed further postPoning it, consequently it is now
due; and the states have a right under the orr
ginal law, to demand it Of the Secretary of the
Treasury-We have understood that Mr.. Palmer
our Treasurer of State, has, in conformity wi III
law, demanded it Of Mr.. Woodbury.. II it cannot
be paid in specie or its equivalent, he has inform
| ed the Secretary that Treasury Notes will be re
ceived. The Government, Of course, will pa,
interest from the first Of January up to the tim,
of payment.-Indiana Journal
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-13

HcusEwnERr-A specimen of petty swindns came
under notice few days fully equals hora
sundnts wooden hams, the far famed wooden nuess
lady sold Of our merchan" pounds Of beautiful,
hesh yellow butter for which he paid IS per
pound On Subsequent examination gu. 10 b
compound OF butter and yellow meal, in equal
proportions He does say much, but thinks will
not sell her meal again ,ha, prie.-Za
vile Gazette.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-13

RArHER Onr.-A loafer one Of our groc cries
the other day, and wished be glass of lou
The grocery keeper believing system
fatty refused and the loaer been under the
necessity Of going sober, he bag SITTING
behind him, which. from its shape, contained
Jug Hope flashed his mind. When the bar kss
srs back was TUNED. he seized it and made off, He
TO TASTE the esse he stopped 10
tbs bast and the jog instantly his mou.
He took long ps pull and pull' altogether
and removed il from his face until perfectly sal
urased, when, 10 and behold. lamp oil. Informa
thinks he viii nsed any Of Brandrs,hs Pills soon
fNexlyk Gaz
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-13

Judge, Sir Allan Park once said at public meet
ing in the city---"We live in the midst Of bles-
sings, till utterly insensbe Of their great
ness, and Of the source from which they flow
We speak Of Cur civilization, our arts, our free
dom, our laws, and forget entirely how large a
share of all is due to Christianity Blot Christi
anity out Of the page Of mans history, and what
would his laws have been-what his civilization
Christianity is mixed up with our very being and
our daily life; there is not familiar object round
US which does not wear a mark, not . being OF
. thing which does not wear different aspect
because the light OF Christian hope is on it, no, a
law which does not owe its truth and gentleness
to Christianity, not custom which can not be
I,raced in all its holy and healthfu parts to the
Gospel"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-13

Our sons hold themselves erect without busk
corsets, or frame work Of whalebone. Why
should no, our daughters also. Did not God make
them equally upright Yes-but they have
''sou ght out many new Inventions"
Mrs. Sigourney.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-13

~ an snclcan thing. Genius Of liberty! how
long will you sleep under this iron power Ct OPP
preston? Not content with ruling their
own slaves, they claim the power to instruct
Coagress the question Of receiving petitions;
and yet we taun,ingly and sneeringly told
that We have nothing to do with the existence Of
slavery in the country, a suggestion as absurd as
il 10 ridiculous. We arc called upon to make
laws in favor Of slavery in the District, but il is
denied that we can make laws against it; and at
last the RICH, Of petition the subject, by the
people Of the free States, is complained Of i'm
proper interference. l leave it to tho Senator to
reconcile all these difficulties, absurdities, claims
and requests Of this District, to the country AT
large; and venture the opinion that he will
find Is much difiulsy in producing the belief that
no 10 correct now, as he has found in obtaining
the same belief that no before correct in his
views and political course on the subject of banks,
iaternal improvements, protective tariffs, &c.
and the regulation, by acts Of Congress, Of the
productive industry Of tho country, together
with al the compromises and coalitions he has
entered into for the attainment Of those objects
seloaee, however, that the Senator has made the
display he has on this occasion. Ii is q POVERTY
shake to awaken the sleeping energies Of liberty
And his voice, like . trumpet, will call from the
slumhers millions Of freemen to defend thei
rights; and the overthrow of his theory now. i
~ sure and certain, by the force Of public opin
so0, as was the overthrow Of all his former gram
schemes, by the same mighty power.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-13


the pure democratsof this district should go IN
chap, he "Jerry Smith ready for the sacri-
.fcer'
The Convention having re-organized after a
temporary recess, the committee made their re-
port and the favored champion named-not
An drew Kennedy, nor Jeremiah Smith, nor even
]. w. Borden himself, but Wilson Thompson!
The President about to proceed to the
' call Of each member indiv idually for free and
democratic expression Of opinion. But before
, this was entered upon, Jeremiah Smith introduced
:. resolution requiring the members to pledge
e themselves to vote for other than the MONT
9 nee When this resolution vas read and adopted
by reclamation after the most approved "collnr'
fashion, rough old delegate near me. whispered
:, to another who sat by: "WelI. this is going de
:, moc-aey with perfect rush--they first tell Il
vote for whom we please, but make US pledge our
.. selves to nominate only one man. That's Prett,
near as bad as old Bonaparte when he tell'd h'
%. soldiers to elect him First Consul-givn' Of 'sr
to understand aforehand that every fellow vh
-; voted agin him, should be shot, and then tellil
at 'em to vote they pleased. II. queer denocrac!
=, but for the sake of uniformity, he talks Of.
nd spose we must go it," And they did 60 i, bea'
Nd ,ifully-seventy-five voted for Mr.. Thompson N
OF three for David Hoover.
Ct, Some little kicking was evinced among tho
a who had been nominated az delegates, but vh
e.s although "sterIing democrats' couldn't sltogeth
be stand the caucussing they called it, and beggs
he leave to back out.
Wilson Thompson wss then called upon for
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-08
SARSAPARlLFA TILL OF HEALTH ae
BLOOD PILL.

'ENliiS excellent family pill is medicine Of hong IT
cay for correcting all disorders of
els The common symptoms of which cu.,.epess atne
cy sanls loss Of appetite headache gincss
nness after meals, dIIzuess of the eyes, drowsucss and
pains IN the stomach a owes indigestion producing
ma state OF the liver and consequent inactivity of the bow
els causing OF function of the frame,
VIII IN tins m'st excellent preparations by little persever
nnce be etectualy removed Two three buses will
s"eediy regain healthy action liver,
els and kidneys will dy take place; and instead of sess
ness heat aud aundced appearance, Strength
and renewed health will be the quick result Of taking this
dcne, according the directions accompanying each box
These pills particularly e1icacioIs for stomach cnug
colds, agucs If BREATH AMI al, in tic
passages; and ii taken after indulgence
table they quickly restore the system Of
repose.
Persons of full habit who subject headache giddi-
ness and singing in the arising rtent
How OF blood 10 the head should WIiout eh
many dangerous symptoms will be entirely thur
immediate
For females these pills are truly excellent removing
all distractions the distressing hca 'uce very prevalent
win the ses de rass"n Of .prits uness sight nervous
aitrcons botchrs pr,es ness oi the tkn aud
give healthy mud inNriie iiorm the c.mplexiuA.
10 mothers they confidently recommended he hcst
medicine that can te taken during egauc and s irca
vi AL ages they are unc,jualrd
As pleasant, sar hsy they unite tho Nnnlncn
haton ni mid nh the host successful Heci sn
require restraint Diet confinement during sir
BY regulating the dose according III. aud nr,h tina
PARENT they brcnms suitable fnr ser
eau he required and for ehsrlv peni. they lie iupI
he the c'r'''able "eiuias hih- Ia ptr '-,I.
Sold Il No % Custom. house si. Now ori.aa .sa-Sa
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-08
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! STATE OF Ll)lTiSlANA-First judicial Distric
| - Court, the state of Louisiana TO all whom thes
presents shall conc, greeting;
| Whereas-Samuei e. OGDEN Georr, r. Oodan mn
Ed ward rorke having chased Mt sne made nv III,
Svnd;c nj the cr.J;,nrs -, ErcrnnS VIM , ro ~,
~ hereinafter described has apped to the clerk
court, for moui,ion or advertisement in conformity t.
an act of the Legislature of the state of Iosuna nt
tied "Au act for the further Insurance of ,i,lrs IN
chusers at judicial sales - approved The 10Th duv o
| Nov. therefore, know We. md nj, norsons ;p,e,.ssf
herein are hereby cited and n,Iou shed in TN, name NJ
The stnte of Louisiana md or the frst ;n,;,I ds,r;c
court WIN cnn SET INV rrht ,;tl mr. rl IN rJ 20 ~,
propcrtv hereinafter described in conscuucncc Of INV
snfrn,,I,,y IN ,he or,,r j,nr,, ,r ,,ii, ~ ;, " ,
undpr wI,c,, rho sale wns moIo or M, rr,n, ~
illcraliIv in tc unurn;scurnts onJ nJyar,;sn,,' "
time or manner Of sn,c or far onv other Jerc wnt
ever 70 shnw c.nsc Thin ,h;,v Inrs fon' ,hn u.s.
This Monitor ia Irs1 inserted in ,c umi;. nnnors %
the sale On made shoul1 mr. t.. r,nHrmnd mJ h
LOCATED. "'' |'''"'" anu "''"o-
The so;d proncrtv WINS s,,d he ,ho S,,J oc,r.so;,
on The 9th ,nv of January l. i.3n Lv v"o W o,'
ou.r nj, The cnr, ro"r. m ,,o ,o',, ."t"r ~ "''
sry A. D. I83H in The ,nnt,er ,t Inin Eo,,n ".,,
Jnmc. t. W,hrnv vs ;r rri;,ors ,~L ,I ro,;"r aa IT.,
Eorron amt W,oS"Nn I,a 81 'Iu LUZ r 10, ~
court n, which .ulc s,;i samuel C. O",eu t:c,, III n
Ogden. md EnwnrI Yorhe hccomc ,,e nrhn.c,s f ~,
Tho nr;'o a ,a". n1'"'''' e purchasers 'r
Dcsr,;rtnn nr ,I,s ,,r,nort, rs ;,o, :; ,, ;,;.,
CONVEYANCE. viz: r'r' 40 e''' ~ "'' ''''''"'
Loi un.I. Iot ororo,pd !, f,,ho,ro s,,,s, :, tho
sonar. hnundod hv ~; p,n;" ""i;n. a "I ~ NV.
street. ns nv" ," .o, T. ' EI,pe anu W. ,,
January. lse nma den"s;,. !, ,. ns ' "f
b. Marks Esu notary uubl;c FIR reer, res masmrpn
90 feet inches front on Proance street by 10 feet II
dcp,h md (ront m Gin street, ~ '~' ''@' ~
TO Samuel G. Ogden. q ,orye r. OrJeu. md Elw,,d
Yorke, - 7''''' '' "a 7Io
Lot no. in the some souorc measuring 90 fos f,on,
on Prv,unce street, by ai fet decn adnininr no. ,n
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-08
BADNESS.

GfnnNcSt
- ment belonging TO the human frame. How str.ngs
~ the loss OF il changes the cnunenance and pre,na
t'reiy |rngs on the appearance Of old nge, which,
ses many 10 recoll at being uncnvarcd and sometime
even to shus s"cetv to avoid the tests and sneers
their acquaintance the remainder Of their lives
se1""ntly spent in refinement. In short, not even tn
loss o property fills the generous thinking vrntl, will
TINT nenvy sinking gloom as does the loss of Ills hair
avert all these uncavant cirr unstancez, OIridge'
Balm OF COLUMBIA stops the hair from falling off on The
nrst application, and few hotties restores it again.
likewise produces eyebrows and wliskcrs prevents ,
n'r from turning gray, makes it curl beautifully,
'fecs II from scnrf Numerous certificates OF the frs
fesPect"h''ity in support of the virtues of Oldridget
Balm, ara shown by the proprietors.
0J7 Read the following
Robert Wharton, Esq. late Mayor of Plila,lclph
mas certified as may be below, to the high chnra
ROT the following gentlemen.
nc undersigned do hereby certify that we have
inc E'm Of Columbia discovered by J Oldritgc. an,
have found highly servicenble not only as prevcntiv.
tive.
WILLIAM THATCHER, Senior,
Methodist Minister in st George c,nr.c,
No 86 North Fifth ST.
JOHN p INGLIS, 32l A,ch street.
Join D THOMAS, NJ D, 1863 Racest
HUGH McCURDy. 2i3 South I'd st.
JOHN GARD, Jr, 1913 Arch street.
u known that three Of the above sirncrs are nor.
than 81 years Of age and the others no, less than 80
fFrom the Mayor.1
Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania.
City Of rhiladcIi hin.
T. R"hcrt Wharton. Mayor Of snid city of Philnde
rn'" d" hereby certify that am well acquainted with
''essrs L lnglis, John Furc, and Hugh McCurdv
hose names nrc signed t" The nhve certificate tia, they
are gentlemen OF character and r.sp,ctahty and ns
scl hui credit should he given the said certificate
IN witness VIII 'reof have hcrr,lnto SC, nv hand
ma caused the seal of the city to be affixed. this
9th day of December, &c.
l." =! ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
OBSERVE TINT each bottle of the Genuine Balm has
splendid engraved wrapper, which is represented
the FIJI ofNiagnra, &c,
Sol'' hoiesn lie and retail by the sole agents for AM.
ficn' % Fletcher street, Maiden Lane one door
be' Pearl street, and by druggists and pcrfmers
T ough he country.
JARVIS e. ANDREWS,
my WhOlesne Agents, New Orleans
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-08

MORRIS Il Co. No. 80 Che,trns street, ATE now
~ receiving and opening the most splendid, SUI
stan,ial and fashionable stock of Clothing thew
have ever exhibited in this market, consisting il
part OF the following articles blue, blue lack let
black, london brown, citron, olive, london smok .
and golden olive irock and dress coats; beaver,
stable and harrington frock coats, elegantly FIRMS,
ed: fancy and plain black cashmere and cloth
Pnn'a'o"ns: english and french fancy and plain
silk and satin vests; real new mark ct com forts
cng'lsh and trench fancy and plain scarfs and
hdkis; chamnI-, sIks-wcb and gum. elastic sus-
penders; chamois, mcrino, lnmh's wool, welsh flan-
n"i' SILK AMI cotton net shers and drawers; fine
llnln and cotton shirts, with nin hnsoms, plain
and rn'ticd; ivory pearl and plain handle silk UNI.
hrellas GraiI's'' premium GlovcS-also, a
heaninl article Of white kid, for weddings, balls,
&C.; ) r'ileticl d silk and randana hdkts; plain,
injured ami emhr"'dered Cnmhrc do. silk, lamb
woods, marino, germantown, aud brown and white
cotton half hose; all Of which they offer low for
cash, or to pnn'ual customers as usual Nov.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-08
HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

STOMACH PILLS An eminent ritter has
~ ed and experience has proved the Fact that those who ara
attentive I" keeping the stomach aud bowels in proper order
preserve health prevent disease, and generally All lin robust
cmeerul and healthy old for rae lrp,se the.
pills are haptedbcns prepared the nlpAaie ouinne
extract OF camomi!e hnwtrs, and yloce stomachic
nn apercn drugs nf the Maeria Medical They have in iii
cases. proved superior ID other medicine the cure OF
stomach aud liver complaints loss of appetite indigestion
sensation OF inncss ad oppression meals scrincs. of
breath aud an excellent restorative after the ts
.r' &""t pnt"H 4'. 'Irtrsc tC hl.ts, siren sftcu
y" Ha'h 'Gd.ftl- 80 tr IIGStItHtGl. Fenars wh,,
-t' s'v. Ar! .H"'t b.. wjt'3uut tr1 rs tbey ruF
y IL haoJ, -rr,c nh t.rz,r. ~ gis' he skin .,ar-
'Hi, GEAR T. $50 sat h".u' Persons al
riH'"r! '"' 'h'' arc a, a.. he. gidJnes, dim
"'s t'-h r'"Srrs- '' 'N) -rEaJ fow Of Mood
"u h .d ~oIn uk% J frequently, Children enI persons
' SOD - - i,E NIKE -h'm At ary iin" ley IS
IF. "rr" .. iaFrhrrrl lhH0 --llrr- Cuunuulurns or
~- Va ii drt Thy hNII .elH every tamil, AZ
a!et! aYd'r s. .,D be-, tIrir g-rl u.
sation cholera morbus. crahp sPans, rvcs other u,
farming complaints be speedily cured pre- rNtcd.
Sold at No. a6 Custom honsc st. New orlcans
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-08
u CT N A COR Ola

( CORDIAL DE iUCINE OU LELINIR DE
- LAMOUR.-The United States Agent for the
i'lclua Cordial Elixir Of Love- returns his grateful
acknow rdg enents for the hstlcrine patronage which
he M, already received, and also for the in,uv test-
1'"lais winch have been sent him touching the the al
strlracr "aS efficacy of this nestimahle medicine
Inc well founded reputation Of the lucina Cordial
warrants the nccn in Withdraw ing his long ADVERTISE
hehtS; but for the benefit If those persons who uny
as yet be unaware Of lis nature h. would explicitly
state that it Is DR.. Aiugnn's celebrated discovery,
winch has created such sensation in Frunce-Iha it
speedily restores tn" vrile powers, where they have
been exhausted by disease otherwise, and suhstan-
'nily renovatrs the procrcnnt functions; that it is
cfrcn cure for the huor albls; and above all that it
Is the only remedy discovered for the removal Of
'mpotency in males aud harrcnnesS in females. Owing
tos vastly invigorating qualities it is also highly
I'M IN gee Distracted, difficult painful menstrual
uo' liconrncc of'he urine, involuntary discharge
thereof, chronic eruptons the skin. drorsca nflec
tons of the aged &c.
In order that all classes of society NAV receive the
benefit of DR.. Magnn's discovery, the American pro-
prnor has consented that the Cordial shall he sold in
bottles of six each, the reduced price of 81
which is less than one half the price charged for in
France.
JOHN WINTERS HOLDE2WELT. NJ. u.
United States Proprietor.
The above medicine is for sale Wholesale and retail
at No. 10 PoydIns street, between Magazine and Camp
SITS, New Orleu,s mo6
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-08

ARRtAGE PHYSIOLOGICALLY DISCUS.
w SED. Translated from the French of Jean Du-
bois, NJ. d. by William Greenfield
Fart lst. On the necessity OF Marriage!
Part I'd. Instructions in couring, with n cure for
Love-
Part 3D..
Part 18th
Marriage Physiolo.icnllv Discussed is the most
uscin and decidedly the nst interesting work that
ever read, II wall break raAps ard spius,rrS
nd make nnrc rrnrrird nlrn I'M women Than ANY
publication thai has been sanctioned by the court
Of ilymen.-Ln Woank,u,e.
THIS is hook and will be productive Of much
good in the community, |, is true it contains much,
strange language, bat then the subject is its excuse
and If the Pope had written il, he could moi hive
treated it more trlicately We especially recommend
its Instructions in Counting" 10 the attention of all
young ladies and gentlemen that may be in Quest
parners-Lc petit Courier Des DIMES.
For sale Mt no 65 Pnydras st between Magazine and
Camp street. Price 81.