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Nv sAiA ShSs' UNI must eapparent to the Co
werner a an extra session Of the Legislature will not
ohy oe to the State but ia almost
'ndsr tnsaby necessary There were several measure.
| upon which the representatives Of tn, peoplc should
hive nc'cd d-fnitely but which were neglected, and
which loudly call FIR immc date action, By the me-
g'ect to which we aluc, and through the int rposon
of the executive veto, the people will he subjected to ill.,
conv'nie"c"s that can scarcely he measured In the
fourth district all litigation is suspended or at least
eighteen mon ls for want Of Judge. The Governor
did make nonpaton the close Of the session. bu,
the Senate laid it the table, We are no, usually the
advocate Of legislation. We think that, g.uerollv
speaking, there is too much of it, Put there are times
and occasions when II cannot be dispensed with, and
such consider the present. v attending cl,sev IN
business the Legislature may achieve more in an extra
session than vas done in the two months of the late
Regular session. AMI do doubt that if were
veneJ that such would lie the case The check which
the internal improvements of louisiana will receive nm
less some provision he to foster it, cannot be re-
covered for years. Had certain measures passed. the
late session would have been OF the most nportunt
| ever held in this state. That thew did no, ,oss mt,
laws was owing to the opposition Of l,. Governor. Nv
the very liberal use of power which should only be
used in extreme cases, he nesatived tho will of the
people, expressed through their representatives, He
owes to the State tn cn together the pcoe's agents.
before the wrong is inepaable that they may re treye
IT, anil which by m;re accident they wer, prevented
from doing at the late session. by pursuing this course
''v' nor Roman may show that he really desires tho
welfare OF Louisiana and may wipe Oft the stain that
will otherwise attach to h' esculcheon. lie may re-
gam his popularity by adopting this course-to re.
'ard te advancement of Louisiana, by making her feel
Inc effects OF his cefoes will PROSTATE him forever
Lot INN cal an extra sess"n OF the Legislature and
d'<arpon his enemies, wlo already congraulalins
, themselves on his poIit cal ruin
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THE PANOKAMAN E PARIS

ri.
sure that we might take ship and sail over the tIe
ocean, 10 visit the great cities Of Europe-see those
men-hisss, Paris and London whc the most grand and
beautiful eliats of science aud art have been chilled
together The great and venerable ca ,edra., pillar.
arches, statues and other monuments commemorate 90,
OF signal events in history, and recalling e memory of
the dreadful wars ana sple did victories of ancient duys
the bridges and palaces all worthy OF the admiration of
the painter, statuary and archect-lle gardens which
invite IN" naturalist and tho nun of pleasure TO
which may be added The tIous wand and one sights anil
recreaons Which abound in the great cities of Eurone
these have we often pictured 10 our imagination, and
ever have enved thos. whose circumstance, nj LG.
have permitted item 10 visi, I, ose places Next 10 our
own dear native county, Paris was tho spot VIZ " he'd
te most to see-Pas which joins TO the grs nd achieve
me".s OF hnmaa genius and ndustry-the perfect Of
all the transItoly amusemsnts which can delight cjvi
'ized man. We have, at last, been partially erst6ed
yesterday, Nc paid witt to the Pann,ame, at tile
tt" ST. Charles and Poylras Streets and there On
enterng"e f'und ourselves, if by some ma gc mowers
suddenly placed IN the centre Of the Capt, OF France
Inc spectator IS supposed 10 DO standing on the ton
Oh inc rhlaca Ut the 1uilIeies. He views beneath him
SEA OF houses, labyrinth Of Streets inerse with
'o"r's' Plafs, churches, cupolas palaces fountains
ana s"roens and dt his feet flows the quiet river Seine
"hh Its numerous bridges and its floating baths Here
'sthe Louvre, there is the Cathedral Of Metre Dame tho
pantheon, tho Point Ncuf, and there thu Bourse the
Markets and the Palace Royal and on tha other sid.
we sec the column OF Vendomc, surmoun,ed bv the
Statue OF Napoleon ,h-re is the Aalcaine Catbsrs,
there the heights OF MontmHrtrc, here the Obeli,k ~
Lux"r, the Gsnens Of the Tulleries the Grand Trum
PHI" arch OF L'Eo lc; and, you turn, behold Nh.
| splendid buildings Of the Fauhourc St, GERMAN f..
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81. Charles Theatre.


CELESTE'S BENEFIT,
THIS Ercning, March 25,
Will be- presented the highly popular drama Of III.
MOORISH PAGE.
In Which Madam lie Celeste will rerfurm a speak;ov
character
Ciodomir Mr. Harrison,
Shhef' Dennison
Knbert, do Bar
Elflack, = (,ovcN
ADHEI., the Moorish Page, CELESTE
Lady Blanche, Mrs Farrsu
Alter which The Spanish Dance
LA CACHUCEA
10 conclude with tho Romantic and Nautical Dra,aa
of the
WIZARD SKIFF!!
Aexn, Greek lady, an
Alexis, the Pirate boy, ; CELESTE
Aga,u, Zngaro,
Count Begeron, Mr. Harrison
Wolfe, lie I,uT
Waddledof Cow.li
Pauline, Mrs pluner
TO morrow, last nigh; but three Of Celeste
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,UPas c"gers are PARTICULAR; reques'cl to rur.
chase tic cts, hv which much confusion mud della, wi I
b. s,yed to the collectors II CALDWELL,
mo President.
LADIES 4 Gi.NTLElIEV OF NEW ORLEANS.
MIR JFIl.I.LPpINI gives chance a, auction for his
IVA celebrated an so much admired Cent o Tables
irnn l'alv, on elncRiay night half past o'clock
his "a ST hares street, when the remainder uf
them will be Id at auction with 9th fancy articles by
DEJOiIN g. FERNANDEZ
The store will he illuminated A Giorno, the ladies'
and amateurs OF fine urls are requested cn previous
bidder. 81 m25
Driving of the Louisiana LOTTERY lass G.
IS 80 25 II 737i4l IS II Is 40 63 II 81 65
THIS AFTERNOON,
At G'oclock,
THREE CAPITAL PRIZES OF
FIVE THOU SANDS
SIS, n0O!!
10 PRIZES OF s80O LACHlS
$a,0un!!
Tickets only -.
70 Numbers-5 Drawn Ballots
l. o y l "A Ma terry
Authorized hv Act orLerislature. Chap,er XIII,
ed u'ch g. 1929 Clasa l. for 1889 tn be drawn on
Saturday, March Il. 1899, at O'clock p A. n, tie
Exchange Hotel, st. Charles ST.
u. ). GREGORY 4 Co. Successors to YATES
e. MCINTYRE, Managers
ERICH SCHEME.
1884 Plies, amounting to s14593l
Tickets s3-iia,ves 81 5-e2usr,ers $50
Packages Of IS tickets for SIS warranted to d,aw
at least S36. Packages Of 26 half Ii, krs $37 so war
ran,ed to draw at least S's GO. Packages OF 26 uarc,
For Packages or single Tickt's, npnlv Mt
| The Managers Offic"
m2, IS Cnnal strce,.nx (, to Camp st
Drawing Of The Grnna State Lottery Class 81
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TO MERCHANTS.

GJMERCHANr> can hare BEAUTIFUL CxcU-
LAR struck ct at)our hours NorIoE, BY ca,ns at tie
Conp'ing Room Of lRyE AMERICAN PRINTING.
OFFICE St. Charles Exchange. adjoining the READ
ING Room at Corner Of Gravier street, or al The Print
ing Office corner Of poydrns and ST, Charles streets
lNEATllERS-By ship Auburn an elegant sss or
ment OF different colored plum es rece lived and for
sale by GOSSIP & Co Excba, pp ho,.I
f25 s,Ch...r..
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MO- lCE.Ail persons having claims against III.
hn OF Christie T. snn"it Or John Christie. u,e
EN- III, Esq attorney at law, No. II, Exchange Pince
without delay. n,rs ,"es
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ElINE BLACK SAND-A larec In, inc, r.,.,,,,
T. from York, very superior article. neatly mt m
and Tor sale by dozen or hex, at New York Statiuner,
n"'' 80 hA'"es SIS mar %
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STEAM KOAT BILL!

OWNERS, AGENTS, or CAPTAINS ocSTEAM
" BOATS can haze their Bills struck Of, IN orc
or more Colorsd Inks Plain or Coored PAPER. rifh
acsp"tch I'd on faroraJie Terms, BY leaving seiy
ORDERS atTKUE AMERICAN OFFICE, corner Of
Poydfas and ST. Charles streets.
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THIS DAY.
1913 OOO! Capital Prize. Tickets only 81 90
GRAND STATE LOTTERY.
Z NLASS No: 49, Authorised by the L.gisluture Of
~ the State. 10 be druwn March 80, 1852 at cInck
L. NJ. ut Bishops Hotel.
DAVIS 4 co, Managers.
30 Drawn nnmbers-I2 Drawn Ballots,
Spie.did Scheme.
S'Sla Prizes. amounting to sI9e4!3
Tickets 81 C8-Ilalves 9 OO-Quarters | cts.
Packages Of IS Tickets fnr $40 40 warranted 10 drnw
at least 3i3: Packages of IS llalf Tickets $50 co.
warranted 10 draw at lens, $24 o. Packages of rs
tauar'er Tickets Sa5 90 warranted draw at leas,
For packages of single tickets, apply at the
MANAGERS OFFICE,
6 Charities st. and a, the corner Of st Louis and Char
res srs. marl5
ENLOUk-'6 barrels. in ine shipping order, al Ill.,.
l. landing, per Flute, for sale by 4. DORSEY,
mrs Al New Lever.
NTIIIsKtY-3OU Ibis Recli6ei Whiskey, in store
w fE sale by Il. DORSEY,
mo ,--------- "A New Levee.
T ARD-470 Kegs Leaf Lard, in Store for sale BY
- &. DORSEY,
me-, q New Levcc
WINDOW G!.ASS-730 boxes window glass of
W vaions sizes and bran Is. recev ny per slim Or
leans .sz md Charles Jssel'S., and for suls BY
~ clothing, lunIng fiom <h, scnnior, Tor sale by
ms BRIDGE s. CT. iaa Magazine st
DROGANS-ll cases LIST guilty Nip Lsxgens, land,
- ing from ship Senator. for safe by
mes / BRIDGE 4 ca, lai ", 70 zine st
I DWELL COrrUNo-5 bales 7'S L0weI cottour.
IL landing from shin Columbian, far ealebv
n-e5 BRIDGE & Go, 1871 Magazine Il
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I IMBRELLAS-32c cases Mantua and Gingha I'm
~ hrellas, comprising complete assortment lal ding
from brig Palmer, for sale by ISAAC BRIDGE 4 Co.
mr21 1874 Maunziue 9,
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- ID vi >CiiD)I.-rhe undersigned, late Captain
~ OF 'n'assiers IN the ie sian md llanoveIian
Iervices from which h" retired years ago. to set
,,s in this county intends to establish in this place
hiding >chnoi, for which. he has procured well tu-
ated place. in ircu It eet, hetw Canal and Common
streets tls vi .ive lessons every day from to II,
A. NJ. and from to 7. NJ. lis terms will be 500
PEI nth for lessons Of every dny-$l0 per month for
cities and character to Capri Z. JOINS, of the oui-
siana Drag"ols. 10 whom he il well known, and who
will rrndrr such account Of him will be STAG
tory. The subscriber, in order to tatly his
expenses, would prefer t, commence his School by
subscriptions Of such gentlemen would he wiling
to b scome his pupils Subscription List is left at
Capt Johns Store, VIII re gentlemen " i'll please to call.
mrI2 TK. WIRE r..
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HAVREPer ship Damatia Cargo 5000 burr stones.
der. 20
1AMPlCO sclr Louisiana In bal asst 900 dollars in
specie. to IA pas seuger
HAVANA. Per schr Marquis CARGO 366 Bugs coffee As bxs
~ sugar. 20 demjnhns lemon syrup and lots fruit,
to Lnpuge 4 bro, A Gray, II i'onnabci, w 4
Vsors. Tolsdano, Caldwell l. Trufaut and
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MAY )RALri OF NEW UAI.tANs.
vY>lE prize o, Trash -four to-day is Sc rs p.r barrel
according to the 'ariif; the bakers shall give d.,
ing the ensuing week from Monday 25ih iust 40 ou,.
ces Of bread for hit Bread of the second quality il,
required to weigh 40 per cent. more. viz so ounces
mar23 G GENOIS, AIa,n or
(;EMENT-llyd,nnc and Roman for sale by
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After the Diana. int lime here by desire Of large
rhrti"s) tlr celebrated
Spanish D0nce-"lA CAtlltClIA!!"
BY Madcmoiscll' Celeste.
ferf'rmed by her in on'or, Pari- n:uvsclv Dul.in,
nnnssh''g, Ne" iorF, ll lp!ria, unl l;o> ton,
W tn signal ~ cess
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CNHTVEB
ATEST LITERARY NUVETTIES-
II captain kyd, the'wizad of the sea, by professor
lngrahan,, vols
The llugneno,,2 vols-Tales of tho nj ssions BY
james -
Quincy married. sequel to Gilbert Quincy, by
ihh author of sayings and dpings
he Knn!hler N Europe, voIs-Carl Werner.
3 vois-soullc'n passages and Pictures, by
Oliver twist complete in vol svo illustrated.
10 do pat !, nos. s. ani7
Nicholas Nickeby, nos and 10
Stewards Bogota in 1896 and 1885,, 2 vols
Elliois Travels in Austria, Russiu and Turkey,
vols ~
Atkins British Poets, Frost's do sequel to Atkins.
Andsn variety OF recent standard publications, tew
splendid London Annlals-rhe niadem-Book VI
Royalty aud others F. jOHNS A. 10.
mt2 Wv corner st Charles 4 Common s,s
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BUREAU De LA COMPN6NIE DTNSU.
RAN + DES POMPIERS,
Dc La Nuuvolle Orleans
NE Assnmblec general DIES Suuscripieu q do
coltc Institution, aura lieu Samcd 81 Mars,
c'nq l'enre, an hnre de ia Compagnie, Ia rue
dn Camp M. 81 Quand il y sern rendn conto dos
affaIres de ccte Institution scion la rcauiston dc
Ia c nrtc-sec. 8.
m23 E. L TRACY, Sscrtaire
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FOR NEW YORK.

Beth Houses Of the Legislature Of Ohio determined
adjourn sine die. on the l8 h illsi.
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&WEE MALAGA WIN r, for sale 6y
~ marco READ Il BARSTDW,7 Bank Place

JARVIS 4 ANDREWS,
" HOLE ALE DRUGGISTS, corner Common
w am 'ehapoulas streets, offer for sale
% hts number castor oil
6oo ounces French sui ha,e quuine
~ casks salaratus . boxes English mustard
10 bhs alcohol; 10 hbs whiting
2M, cases apnthecar.es glass ware
~ bbls spts lurpeniine; 80 bbs tanners oil
2D cas- Ks pure sperm oil; casks Dutch iinseed oil
oo rarh"vs q" vi'riol, which they far Tor saie o.,
he most enable terms. mar IA I'm
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BUREAU DE- u CONPAGNIE DINSU.
RANGE DES POMPlERS
De la Nnuvellc ORIG ms,
A Wis EST DONNIE aux Souscrip curs que
a Felccton do ,reiz" Directors, pour puniee
snivn"tc. aura lieu lundi 10 premier Avril, entire
dix ct deux hnnrcs. au bureau dc la CompngAc, la
rue du Camp No. 81.
Par ordrc des Dlrcctcurs.
m23 L, l.. TRACY, Secretaire..
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Passage fifty cents, which will enti,la each passenger
to two ic cts one to GO, the other 10 return.
TPas cngers PARTICULAR; reaues-cl to nur.
ch"se tic cts, hv which much confusion and de'a, W;
b. s,ved to the collectors. J II CALDWELL,
mos p.,-,J..,
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PILES, &c., HEMORRHOIDs.
No Cure 10 Pay--Priee a..

HAYS LlNIMENT.--No Fictior.-This e,,r,o,d;.
nary chemical composition, the result Of scIepca
Ind The inyeniiono Of celebrated medical man the pt
dueton OF which 10 the public invested with ,Ee m
lemniiy Of death bed beques has since gained rem
lation unparalleled fully sustaining the correctness Of r
lamented DIR. Grdleys last confession, thai he darsd
not die without giving postery The benefit Of his row
ledge on this subject and he therefore beqneahcd 10 s
friend and attendant, Solomon Hays, the Of h,
discovery
II now used in the principal hospitals and the private
practice in country, first and most certainly or the
cure Of the Piles and also extensively and efecay
as to battle credny, unless where It's effects vii.
messed Externally IN the following complaints
For Dmpsy ieating extraordinary absorption once
Al S@elllnes- Reducing them in few hours.
Eheumatism Acute or Chronic, giving quick ease
Sore Throat-By cancers, ulcers, or colds
Group and Hopping Cough Externally, and over the
chest.
All Bruises sprnins, and Burns curing in few hous
fever sores
It's operations upon adults and children in reducing
rheumatic swengs, and loosenng coughs and tghtnsss
Of the chest by relaxation OF the parts, has been suru
Ing beyond conception The common remark Of those
who have used in the Piles, is II acts like charm
The Pies-The price 81 is refunded 10 any person
who will use bottle OF Hays Liniment for the Piles and
return the empty bottle without being cured These are
the positive orders Of the proprietor 10 the Agents and
out Of many thousands sold, not one has been
cessful
We might inser, certificates to any length bu, prefer
that those who sell the article should exhibit the Original
to purchasers.
Cauon.-None can be genuine without, splendid
engraved wrapper, which is my name, and also ina,
Of the Agents
SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold wholesale and retail by COMsToCK & co, sole
Agents, Fletcher street Maiden lane one door he.
low Pearl street, New York; and by Druggist ineycry
town in the Union
All Editors who will insert the above 6 months in
weekly paper shall he entitled dozen Of the article
For sale by Robert S. Patterson, WIN, Fischer +. H.
& @ II. James, and Young & Co, Washington City,
dec S-Gm
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DANDRUFF AND BADNESS.

0LDRlDGE'S BALM or COLUMBIA.-The arti-
" Gle named above is chemical combination of such
ingredients as have proved themselves ecacous in
ssing the natural growth Of the human hair and
ing all obstacles TO its perfect deveopement. In
mendng this article TO the particular notice Of discern
ing public, the proprietor is but ecapuating the oft
have successfully tested its efficacy and wonderful quail
tiesthis compound having acquired for itself charac
ter for singular merit and value 1t by ladies and
gentlemen generally keep the Hair moist and beautiful
and the head free from DandruH which it does most per-
fectly. and thus prevents Badness.
CAUTlON,-Obsrrv that each bottle Of the genuine
Balsam OF Columbia has splendid engraved wrapper on
which is repre- scented the Falls OF Niagara. &c.
For sale wholesale or retail, by COMSTOCK g. CO :,
Fletcher street, near Maiden lane, | door from Pearl
street. -
Also for sale by Robert S. Patterson. VIM Fischer, E.
II. IL &. H. James. J. Young & Co, Washington City
dec SON
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DALDNESS-A beautiful head of hair is the grand
- est ornament belonging to the human frame, How
strangely the loss oft changes the countenance and pre-
iAaturey brings on the appearance OF old age, which
causes many to reco at being uncovered and
shun society avoid the tests and of their
acquaintance the remainder Of their lives is consequent
y spent IN retirement In short the loss OF pro-
perty fills the generous thinking youth with that heavy
linking gloom does the Toss OF his hair To all
OF COLUMBIA stops the hair from falling off on the
hrst application, and few bottles restores it again
likewise produces eyebrows and whiskers prevents the
hair from turning gray, makes it curl beautifully and
trees IT from scurf. Numerous certificates of the first
Spectabiiity IN support Of the virtues Of Odridges Balm
are shown by the proprietors. -
HJ Read the following
ROBERT WHARTON, Esq, late Mayor of Phila.
depha, has certified may be below, to the high
character of the followil gentlemen:
The undersigned do hereby certify that have used
the Balm of Columbia discovered by j. Oldrldge, and
have found highly serviceabe not only as preventive
rative. WIN THATCHER. sen,
Methodist Minister in St. George charge,
No Sc North Fifth street.
JOHN p. INGLIS, 33l Arch st.
John 2. THOMAS, NJ: D. l63 Race ST.
JOHN S, FUREY lol Spruce ST.
HUGH MCURDY. 243 South 18th ST.
JOHN GARD, ir. 1913 Arch st.
1t will certainly raise its virtues in the estimation Of
the public, when is known that three of the above sign
rs are more than so of age and the others less
than 30.
From the Mayorl
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
City Of Phad lphla
!, ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor of said city Of Phi.
ladelphia, do hereby certify that well acquainted
with Messrs. j. p ngls, John s. Furey, and Hugh Nc
Curdy whose signed to the above certificate
that they gentlemen of character and responsibility
rad as such full credit should be given the said ce-
cate.
In witness whereof, have kcreunto set my hand and
caused the seal of the city TO be affixed this
IL. s. sixth day OF December, &c.
ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
pGAClloN--Observe that each bottle Of the genuine
nain mas splendid engraved wrapper which is re-
presented the Falls of Niagara the agents name &C.
hnltors' &c-All country papers who will insert
he above once aMeek i2 months and send one number
Tue agents shal' be entitled 10 dozen Of Balm.
Sold wholesale and retail hv ConSTocx a. ro
Sole agents for America, Fletcher street near Maiden
lane one door below Pearl street New York and Inv one
or more druggists IN nearly every in the Union.
For sale by Robt 5. Patterson VIM Fischer II u A.
G. H. James, j. Young q Co., Washington CITY.
dec sem '
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HISTORY OF THE LATE WAR, between the U.
Il States and Great Britain, with full account Of
every battle by Sea and Land and much other inlorma
ton volume Of 36o pages with FIVE engavngs price 62
cents, is just received, for sale by r. TAYLOR.
The Naval Battles fought by the u S. Navy from its
first establishment TO the present time, volume, with q
ilustntions--S7 cents
Also, The Naval Monument, by Abel Bowen VOL
with rs nautical engavinss of the battles fought between
the Navies Of the u. States and Great Britain
H. Lees Campaign in tho Carolnas". vol svo and
other similar works-A for sale as above at the lowest
prices. juno
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LETTER TO DIR. GREEN.

nEAR FRIEND Some three years since, made
- application you restore my hearing and eyeslght
and the time, for friend Of nine, Mr. Norton
(caro) who afflicted with great degree OF deafness
mention these circumstances TO bring the matter fresh
to your mind We received your remedy, followed the
prescriptions and restored to the use OF our
ears and esour general health also improved IN the
mean time by the excellent advice you gave US on the
sub Get Of health and long life
young man applied 10 me few days since Tor inor-
nation he is afflicted vita weak eyes medical men here
in our parts of The world tell him that the optic is
weak Immediately referred him to you, as the Only
man in the circle Of acquaintance, who could give
lief in such cases and he not conveniently able to write,
concluded to write myself and at the time enclose
your customary FIVE dollar fee and request that which
necessary will quickly be sent on,
BE kind and send to me one of your pamphlets the
subjects OF health temperance and long lie.
Yours, in friendship,
g. w ELLIS, Pm
Granville. Ohio, September 10th, 1888.
To DIR. GREEN, Bethlehem, Pa.
NIB We are given TO understand that assistance is
sent by mail free Of postage; and il any additional help
should be wanted twill be forwarded withou, any further
charge .... ....
This is truly Christian principle and will find It's re-
ward in this and ia the world 10 come. feb .3t.
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From WIRis's Corsair, IF llM liay, 1886

"THE ExPnsiToR.--This contemporary Saturday pa
per is liking itself marked and most valuable charac
terthat OF The faithful careful and dligent review
Of hooks IL in that respect certainly othe
best conducted papers in the world and for country read
who would he kept corant OF every thing and
get lis without the trouble and delay OF indiscrl
inmate purchase, the Expositor is invaluable. Mr. Ia
sistro editor accomplished scholar in several
languages and writes with point grace and spirit Sue
cess is before him." ...
The Exposition is published in New York in weekly
numbers of twelve large quarto pages each IN plan much
resembling that Of the celebrated London 90 Atenaum "
for four dollars per 1t will be mailed To any part
of the country il application be made TO f. Taylor Book.
seller Washington City, where numbers Of the paper may
he examined. ."... may ~