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AHERNTIII'S DTSPprIC IiNI2.

DR.. bernntliy the greatest of English surgeons wa
opinion that ninc-icnhs of the diseases that affect
mankind originate in the stomach. This Elixir was
used by him it'll the most unprecedented success in
his private and public practice for upwards Of forty
wears, for the removal Of the following diseases:
Loss ofappeilc, Flaucncy, Distortion of the Stom-
ach Pan i'll the side, llenvncsS of the Head and inc
nation Sleep lrrcg uarity OF the iiowe.>, and in all
where Indigestion ouslve habit is found 10
exist.
This medicine no, be nnlc,e ed among the host
of Guacs noslrus before the public us it is the
sole invention of the ahcs and most scientific surgeon
Europe produced, and The OF preparing it
was purrhus, by the agent for very large sum. Ii
agreeable an pleasant TO the taste acts mild apcr
rnl always keeps tho bowels Free inrarts vgor and
strength tn, system, and rhcerllncss TO the mind,
aud, bui:lrs removes the most confirmed Of
nl S"psa or Indigestion, and prevents return at any
iulnrc PERIOD
New York, Eth August, 1888.
50 Madison. street
SIR-In consequence Of leading sedrntary life, |
have been troubled, less, with Indigestion for
ion years; tor the last three years my sutering have
been lsuppolub!e | have tried several phySicinn<,
and "A ni,nIcr of uuuck c,rincs without deriving any
benefit | d 'spaicd of ever obtaining any prepayment
relief and resigned myself 10 the most hopeless despair
was persuaded by many friends TO try Abcrnrthy .
Dysrcptc Elixir | have now finished The fourth bot
llr and know how express my, MIrsiiun OF lis
wonderful virtues and the miracle it his performed III
restoring me 10 that health which l. nlghl lost for
,ycr Send me half II dozen bottles - 8 and except
NV thanks or the blessings you have { rrrcdhy re-
storing mt to perfect health.
remain yours,
JCOB MONROE.
The agent has in hi possession scvc hundred trS
tim,nals similar t." the above, OF the extraordinary viz
Inc, of this medicine. Sold by appointment, Il, Or
Juhnson's 40 Bienvi!e street. lIvv. 5
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ADt kI. No PA
u Mr.. JOIIN SON, Office | 10 Bicn,ilie street,

NJ. J) NSDN, office ~ Bicm, illH street, con
- fines In, prtrtn'r To the treatment u NcunrCul
Disease IN all il dit,rm Erms.
Dr.. JokuSON, irun residence OF mary Years in Hos
ruls it Europe, tie, nird To the treatment ii Nrn'rral
Diseases, and from his pres ut extensive riat Imc IN
that pa cula, branch of the rruIrSSru, guarantees 4
safe. srrrdv and "rral cure 10 s,Ir, l"ifnns
troubled W it'll any OF the follow nt discusses, ,iH:
t;nnor hncu, elects, Silrt"trS, thHncrcs, FuboS,
Seminal Weakness itp tons f' liladcr, Kidneys
IunS Urelhru, rrustrnlc Gland, Swr!lrd cSliclcs,
= Erupliuis the Skin, Sur: Throat, Pains IN the
JOINTS,
And the n,l,e:ous syur'n.n Mhic, generally ioil"w
his disease.
Recent curcl in two ,lnce days without the
use of AIrrcrN, interruption iron hu'ineSS, OF acru-
ton in The mode Il" liz IN.
A nlclicnr IL prevent Ncmcrral Disease can be OBJ
tainc. of Dr. Jotls,u II Is rnll tin" recipe Ut the
Eur"n Larry II "ei,l"ntrd French Surgeon, md was
used by HIM during leS vrral campaigns i'll which he
served as Surgeon General in the French Army.
Sold by DR.. JuIllsou, nj his office. l hose persons
having any al ,ion OF Een.rrai Disease and 'iou,
taking voyages, removing I" The uitr,, m"nt
do well by giving DIR. Johnson call, proper mrd'
Gin for their in the shortest time he put up
with written directions ioi their
Oilcc open from 7 III the morning until looclnck a
night.
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ROWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE,

EVEN years have not yet elapsed since it was
Il first regularly Submitted to the public; but it
has attained the highest reputation; and has sup
planted every other medicine for the Aguc, whcrcv-
or it has been known and appreciated. Already
has it been carried in every direction throughout
the United States, and still! realizes than could
have been anicpa,edby its most sanguinc friends
Thousands Of persons have not Only been relieved,
but c.tored t. health and vigur through its agcn-
cy; and they now Chccrtuy testify, 1T every OPP
poriInity, to lis decided and supreme efficacy. |:
is composed of such medicinal principles are
calculated to rcncw the healthy action Of the ston-
ach liver, and other important digcstivn organs,
the loss of which harmony is the immediate cause
o. tho disease. 1t is apparent also, that it protl-
entire change in the condition OF the SYSTEM
and certainly destroys the native liability to rolNp-
Of the affection. When the Aguc is attended
with any other complaint, the employment Of the
Tonic Mixture will not Interfere will, the treat
mcnt Of the other disease, but viii even ailord as
sstance by furnishing strength and vigor to tho
body during the course Of treatment. Those who
make use of this medicine may be assured that
there is Irsrnic, Rarks, NcrcurV, or any other
article in its composition unlrlcnd'y TO the human
constitutions being entirely Il rrgc!Gb!c crfraci;
and they may have additional confidence ia the
thereof, when they perceive that it has the CT
feet OF Il gCitiH laxative about the tiun half bot!
IT,. full has been taKrl.-it! consequence Of which,
lhcg" it rrlt Of .lc mrdlcin; left to finger Ill
o tow Is - distinctions, trd other evils
arising from the If many ni the Remedies nov
ptl''rr, for thscurc OF! this affection. |: has been
used also preventive, by any who were s'.b
IHCt To Il periodical rrC"rrcnCo ui the tn>, and il
has invariably wnrded off the experimentation ,cK.
rb>crrr! IT, r!"prr!or, fully sttj>1rd y i,t ,tr
1rpar sl.'ll and uu!vrts2 sHc"ra& which has
,tan'ly attended I,uncur aud re" nl:r OF tic
T"nie AiiXturc, in ait ras"S Of t'vci and i ga,
"r!s warranted ia chg '&i"2 to TcI""I III" rrirr To
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tAHEi' No. ~ Camp street, iIas Just received
o., from ''"''o,' 'ef snip ,'Trr' DENY, Nrdium
El,,', H. ,; ,T',,"o' 'n ""''','
do 'i'ur,br,lrs Io.';nn ;n,rJ I,l en-" !!; '
Bristol hoai, ivory paper; TRANSPARENT I;nru rnn,
H"d "ni silver paper; t;oitborccr<, White and Color
e" EIcr paper
-, , 'hNNlNN 'ENtil.S.
@ ", 9UI "I9' i''"P"'a '-'"" icncHS' hi""k
"''' ~ @'''' ,,n w. W. vu g.,
Reeves < sous Nn.rr i'rlor,. Nrvrnr,s Nc, lcx
rs (" ChulA., ,o Cru,n,+--:',, !! aud III ,Iit,rrn
:Im'', i; Liquid 'i,l; 'oIi mad Silver Shells: Marble
amt 'inl nh Slabs China >'Hn"ri~; nina Tile, ;, &,
roth ,In,"S; VT Tn.l@r f,mI hr'"nc.. T,,h
knives: Music and ~Erir"in, Portfolios; Paper, Leah
.L '"l Hrk 7'n!IlS; h'"'nt4rr l'"rics AID Cases
'' Gun" ''i' ~ *, 90 ",iI :, ~" 40
p,r,r,rrJ ro,y,s.. i 'na,,nI RI, r',,.. n,.,,
lp,,rs, viii, rrncils, Drawers hm. IrTno,r,
i, 30 & 30 iuch,,+
roc ktf BOOKS & WALLETS.
md M"ro"c" i'"''Aci Looks; Kus-i Leather
MnIL'', hu.% a, !;rn,Il'r l"ck"' books, 3 n Ivory
"'"' t''p,E' " IL; II 'H,u' ty'i cases.
Plain and Errfrd Rosn,, onI Iny,r,o; NJ, ,l
ruy1i-hrJ noIJ rYnrv rnnrI ami r,ld ""' i T","
dies.
PEN HOLDERS.
i'hfl an" H"id Pen Holders; Pearl and Silver do.
"rtl"
A NDkEW SMITH 4 CO., respectfully inform
N thcir friends and the public in general, that
bthupy VIC snDf, ~
street, where they keep constantly on hand Copper,
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware, of every description,
such rs copper stills, kettles, and pumps tin bath
ing tn s, aud oil chs, of all and SIZES and all
Other brass casting done at shortest notice.
Crate bars Of every dc cription, such as scau,-
boat sttrups, hog Chains, screw Ao!ts aui other
kind Of steamboat work, sucI, c!ilmnrys, brccc!,.
eH. steam pipes.
'l'hcY will also do all kinds Of out door work.
such a. zinc, copper am, tin roofing and sucrill"
ct. 'iHcy above and all other klr,.ls of work in
their line Of business they will rAcculr 4, the
shortest notice. .r.27
n D,,,T,nn INV. -
4 Lie u! Packet :Shiis--lhs new line OF ships
las been expressly built TO run between tho above
ports, and will h, ,ounL ut' s,;t,,I, draft or ,yn,,.
! nccn,nnoI,t; ,,,. C,r ,,,,,,,,, ,i 49, ~, =,
I H., I 10 r''s'' v'"' "''o ''''l 't."'
w. '' +, '''o ~ SNr general shtlh a''l"i'' he
INV Is, '''' P'S'" VI INC l" lowing S1lils:
tiWTohrr, ilJ tons Capt. J Harding,
Carolina, 400 do : Irni~
Charleston, 37i do ID Ehtri,'rr.
,o'"'''o'aha' ".o 40 !. b'rscr,
! n' Siu 90 j'i"w'F,
i'o!i!"ay, 10 10 - humphrey.
The above slips arc all new, of the first lass,
| copper fastened and copuerrG, commanded Inv men
of rr,t rxr,,rrnc, have ARA, .,co,,,,,,,.
with n srn,rnI, l,d,c. MIN, c,r.,v ,,n,; ,,.;l, -
! and ia. i,i..
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l'fiN, cart an! wagon TO
SAdd" bags, do.!ric aE,i*,nuIe vnlicCs; II! cdicn!
saddle bag, !iruSs, Is cairr, hays: best iron frame
feather t"Iu II,,u!s hnr> nailed; lrA,hrr boot tor
to, assorted !&rs and various ST. les; holsters and
pistol belts coach, ~, srLkcv, twig and planter,
crop whips: No"t, "nISt'd, cotton an! leather
-irlhs Ind sHIs1l4ii$: >'!r-nn I,H'h,r-: trunk
straps and WuIsIrd rem vvD; ,huu! nI.u unuk
hnIurE; JnI brGles an! lines; Scotch collars.
and horse and nuie col! MS, III al qualities: mo.
rocco, buck bear. sheep and hut!nio siu> Plu tt
brass and st,,I h,idt" h,$ Of description
plated, brass aud stc, sI'uts ot evrrv description;
plated, brass urG steel silrrups Of every dcscrr~
li"U
Too,tVnr with complete assortment Of every
atiIC!c til, II iC ui buniiicss-aii ii niuh they
oi,r iur sale ul accommodating terms.
They Will also CnHiIuno to r. Crivu through the
year, by pack cts from New York; fresh suppl, 10
keep their stock omll' and c"Inplctr.
kttEf, DAVIDSON & co,
Il, D., tu.,i 81
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81 dsl ANDREWS s. BROTHERS,,
---..- - 80 Camp
VALUABLE HUDKS-J1l-t rcccyc1 an ;,y;1 I
y STANDARD and valuable hooks Chiefly irrdm,
editions. '''
The n.'lcm, wit, superb plates.
hc"'"ie' Il Byron, or Il: aucs dc Dvron splendid
Eyro" iIlns,.a,c1 do i,
Scot 5 landscape illustrations iutcy
l'rockcnlcus Alps,
RoScoG's Wales.
EindCns 'IHblcnux
Gnl!cry Of British Artists, Nil splendid cigrviugS::
Lane OF j"u AiNiton, viii, c0l"rcd sporting plates;
Latin aud Greek Classical library, in En.lis!.,
- fivy, Ta"itu@, Ncnophon &c,
BIfoh'S work., London pocket edition,
Sllnh*rraro, London diamond edition,
ii"gg'+, tn: l:,irck iSlcpcrd's, tales,
Aikrn's British poets,
The Spr cator, vols, in lGno
Selections from British poets
li"ccdccIo's Drrnneron, in = vols,
Curipsilie5 Of Literature by p'iSrach
hlnrslall's life Of WashngtoI | vol, i!mo
With vnric:y Of splendid ANIMALS and works Of
AIT, in handsome bindings.
+ JOIINS & Co,
leo cor st tlnrlr~ and Cnirtnon st
I ME- 1000 casks first burnt Thnnaa,on Lime.
- landinsfrom brig AII,nns, for sale by
Jan ~ 5, 4 ]. F. WHITNEY, % Camp st
. hKl--lGO0 kegs for sale Fv
"a JAG SiErSON SLAVERY, co Gra,irr 81
ETLptit-3no holS s,pcrlrrc landing, from steamer
Il Splendid, in store for sale by
jan 81 G. DORSEY, II New Lcvcc
BsNNFED EuCKl':S-I0n do. in stare for sale, nv
ja3o J T'itlEE & co, II ruylr,s
I OMT.>TIC>-:'O bales 81 and ii hcuyy brown
~ sh,rtingS and slIce,ingS, for sule hv
JAZZ ISAAC BRIDGE. 4 Go, lIl Magazine st
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EgARlNR ORN hMtNTS.--Ear aud beautiful
4 curosirles, for sale only by l;ccs & D'Ian.c,
and at PIouult's Museum
All these ornaments consist "i the most sf!cH+
did specimens d, orthln"ogy from EuGopc, Asia,
Africa, and own country.
Approved notes AT to days will he taken "l
a 4 GLASSES Barrels artl llogshca,!s-,0l ti,~
W qualify Mola37rS barrels; also, Is do. do
-heUds IN prime order, inr sale by
tc5 Nti PORTER, - Common :.
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NORRIS Y Go, No. IS Charities st.ccr, ave re-
cclving daily from Their house III fhiiadrp ha, an
eIr.au, aud crLnflctc assortment OF Substantial
aud fashionable clothing. They invite the a,t"n-
lion OF the public, as they Warranted in saN
that strangers aud citizens cannot luInIsh thcut.
Ives no'c advantagcously in any CITY in the
lnum-
~ +. i few d ,lcn elegant ivnry handle UNI
hrciI,s, rni" ), TO 81 inches. Also, ! large Lot
white ip.ne pacning boxes, vauous si@--, very low
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= f'N lf)!'k X HEE'-!i, h|ls mess, and 40 bbl
y prime Pork 20 lhls prime Beef, for sale lv
, G DORSEY,
Il" 81 New i.rvcn
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" AI!S-'OO kegs Nails assorted sizes, for sale bv
~ do ADAMS " WlilrAIL, 81 Grnvirr :,
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ET.H,@II GAhDEN s'HEn.-lhc subscriber

EINHi.SII GAhDE.N E!IEn.-rhc subscriber
= hrTS TO express Ills Urat LiUi tina to the iul,
lie, tut the llhvrnl support lac has r,ivrl ~!ucr be
commenced business III IBIS ri'y. ii,jnA L. pIo
pllclur OF the iced store, . NuininuI street, he
Hol and never wdj agent Tor any northern seed
VrHICr; nriIIt IS t cunHtcIrli itI ANY hut,,r III,
ihl* connliN--hut he nsFni,' tho public ,ut his
connexions IN every department "i the ~tti bus
ness, m the different countries Ui iuOpr are j,tAl
I" that u amy ll}us,. II tlc 'iiicI Salrs lie iu-
ports sra d. plants, *. tr"n lL3 most extensive
and Respectable nurseries aud :,,.ls.n,L rance,
!l"tand, Nn"tlsI, $50 Land and t,c l.n tlclu
stA,rsaild 4, will at all c, be his Interest, as It
Is Ills study, Ia rcrcIv', IN adu'I"n to lis present
stut *, tar" arrivals ri every d,scru really the
gr"N tn OF 1885, also, cugrattrd fruit trees OF al!
Kinds. The put lie III " rely "n finding 'n
s"rtmcnt OF every "tI''r III tue seed hut, ii gcnu-
inc quality, and Imported direct by
II WA. OHM.
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% - -
NEW ORLEANS AND BALTIMOREL LINE OF
PACKETS.

-'A-'' 'AS"t-+A-' ~ "Ht !ioIE LIN OXT
PACKETS.
inns line will consist of the following vessels.
winch have been built Or purchased expressly for
hctradc, viz:
,shi seaman, --- .. .- Capt. Minor,
Bark Mary, Nicker,on
Trad Ferry, new " Stevens
solomon Saitus, " Latham,
Brig Architect, Gr,v.
These vessels are of the first class, have hand
some furnished accommodations, and are of light
DRAFT OF water, to admit of their receiving and
diachargng their cargoes in Baltimore, at tie citv.
Freight Will be taken for ports on the ChcsapeaLe
or o, James R'yer, and forwarded by the agents,
4hoSSrs' CLAhhE d kELLtoGG, at Baltimore;
expenses on goods shipped will be advanced when
required. The price Of passage is fixed at $50.
ample stores Of the st quality will be provided.
steam up and down the Mississippi will be taken
all occasions.
For freight or passage, apply to
GEO. BEDFORD, IS
"u'-' % BEN vile st
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/ eEEF-lialrbnrrrs mess and prime, n, tho, insnc
D ton, in store, for sale l., {; D!,nSE}'
Na,,, =.
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'ste9m amt P"tem BjscnH Buicry-!I'utcrs and

'Ste"m anu Patent BiscpH Buicry-H utcrs an,
81. ItiiaaU. #
p,o NO. ~ ,aau I'cr The ro",chartain Rail Eoad)
, rio' ana Navy Bread, Soda and Wine Biscuit
sugar. Butter, NJ idtord and Water Crackers.
Ali iho above articles nre warranted TO be of Tho
ilfst quality, and 10 keep in any climate, being
completely kiln dried.
7.s",-kiIn dried corn meal
Orders left at G. W. Pri cliard and Tag:,rt, Jr
corner Alhgazinc and Poydr.s slrcrts, will receive
family use. lJnov
ETLo'E- looo barrels landing in store, aud fo
SUE l'g G. DORSEY,
di3 4 New lcvc
AII IL HGss Nsi's s;*p;,sA sizes for sale by
L. ER$EYS-76 bales, !,ersrya,
n OIL, IarrtIs Turner's Oil,
- casks winter Oil,
40 casks full strained do,
sac ~ l. II GALE,
:" y" Common 81
RI EW PORK &, Hl.p:F-'!o bids mess. and 40 IJ
=! prime Pork 20 I,ls prime Beef, for sale hv
G DORSEY,
- ~ - "A New |avon
~ CARD.
~ rs. JONES, Professor OF singing, the Gn,
ia and Panonrtr, hrss to au,lu,uce her arrival
from 'n%Gnw, and from several years rrncc" il, Film,
hnr@f, and ''t."" She hat'crs hcr-"}t lint Lcr yS
''' !i, {" n%FH.;!'n Ill give *na:NrIip to pupils.
i"E'i"ihi $ Us to cGlnhtv. &c. can lie Show, H. on
r'rriHai'on ~ Mrs. MiIl"fd.:, /; itoyal street.
h"in
eOA t!IAiN $-l0o dozen Box Chains, lust r.
a p r"v"I, and suitable for shipping for SuI at the
'""'S''',n Furniture War lin m.
"oy'a w EcArNrs.
MEW HNDN%---N uuolcon's Nlen,oirs-rvru;,,o.
"IIl' P.ime, ''"mI'ce":s by Baron ianron, in .
vols; ih' Mr!'tY from The iic OF Edward
iaSI"!irs, m2voIs; parrv's Christmas rala< for I33l
ale hv W NrEE,sE '''' '''
"'E ~ corner OF Camp 4 Common SIS
LOUISIANA INSTITUTE.
WIS Institution for the education OF younr gentle
men, WI! go INTO operation the first %! Oc,u-
ter III the basement story If tn, Methodist Church,
cnrii'r Of nrontclnt and Po,lri,s under the direction,
OF the tnl crsi%nch who has orcrcL the chair Of
"ltcmalcs in several COLLEGES of The utr,i and hn
- Il gr'dHnc Of one Of the most celebrated universities
of Europe.
The cours" of studios to be pnrsnc1 in this seminary
WA be comprrlcn'!ad III the follow ing divisions VIZ
|. The English department, embracing ali The
branches Oh thorough and accomplished English cd
ucHon.
:. The classical department, cunprehen,linr the
LATIN aud Greek languages.
The department; OF modern l.ncram,.s in " hich
Will he taught tl'e.French, Spanish and Gcrnnu Ian
guagCs.
i. The mathematical and plliiogorl al dcpay,,scnt
r"nprciontlmg Algebra, 'cumClry the two Trigono-
rirlcs viii! their practical application Surveying
NhVIg"iIo'l, \ etonoHy, &c. Natnrnl Philosophy and
ChCnStrv ILLUSTRATED by appropriate cxpern,enls
u ) Evening Glasses in the Modern Languages will
be formed md attended 10 from the LIST D,toi,er
J ilADDEltAIANN, A NJ.
References:
GIBSON ESQ,
Rev Prcshn, SHANNON, Louisiana College,
Jackson. 90
Nrc a 1t XENBERG,
l.' III HHtN Esq,
NICHOLSON Esq, New Orleans.
scp2J-S3i
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T. ER~EY:i-76 bales l.erscvs,
n OIL, bHrrts Tanners OIL
), casks winter Oil,
40 casks fall strained do
CANl'l.E.o-''lO boxes Sperm Canll,.s for
sac -! |. II GALE,
% 9} Common 81
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= CAI.D.
~ r.. Jones, Professor OF singing, the t;ui,o,
fa and Piano-i"rtc b,Ss to au,uuuce her urriy Ill
rom 'n%nw and from several years pnctic, in Edin-
hf@si hnI il'*."r. SHE llttcr4 Icr-r TINT her 4,<
tenn {" INSTRUCTION :" i'll give satisfaction - ruail4
i%n"i'i's Us 10 ca,ui'ity. &c. can lie slli,,n on
l'prirai'oh ~ Mrs. Mi.al,l'~, Il iioyaI street.
Ii--llu
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E5OfATGES-tn BIDS northern potatoes, in eiors
I and iprsIs by ,zif u THAYER Il CO,
% -7'tc.a ~ Pcyirss
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S LOCK SEQ.

NH-Bu, brs 4, Il tim, can enl, Lr J,i,rr,I :,
oc steam boat ',it'' VIC get Il further supply wllicl
wi be III few days.
dccG SJs, r.
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bAlSINS-1IO boxes NJ; iais.s LUriuo'. Lrn,I
= in store and for sale l,v
ln:3 !TiittER & co, n 20, ,lras 81
q ANiiLA CO;DAnl.-.,I coils Asserted syrs
I'VE m store, aud for sale by J TliAYEN & Co,
J'-" II fovdrns st
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Orders left at G. W. Pri cllard and Tagat Jr
corner Magazine and Poylr.s streets, will receive
family use. lJnov
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!:!ia1 jt:=;lA)
PENSACOLA NsVSED- sEoy>..
NEW CRY, PENSACOLA.

,,, NEW IT 7, PENS tVDIN.
WIZ S"sr ,p'r hayiIg purchased the lease a1d fur
~ Ml"rrmt this we'll hloNn establishment, from Mr.
iayi" me lat" r"prIctor will be ready to Give Vi
' N ny u'' iFt ct Npn' nest.
=, Numerous ann costly InrE"V"mcnts will be found III
III" arrangements OF the Mansion House. New and
N w "u'' WI! l., pI"'''h at an hours. \ stable
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could not, for her life, rally the arguments Of
objection, which she thought il was perhaps
hsf duty TO raise, against her lovers proposal,
and voice was pleading strongly in It's favor.
A subtle casuist was operating on her waver-
ing soul /; and she reasoned, that II It were
sinful 10 break her covenant VOWS and 20 back
to the paths Of the wording. she was already
guilty, since the transgression ofthe heart was
the very soul OF actual transgression she
should never cease to regret that she had
bound herself IN the letter Of her vow, when
IN spirit she had broken il, since she let her
lover depart without her i; and, since her heart
mad gone out into the ways OF the wanderer,
hand, foot, and all, might as well 60 with It.
Thus the prudent nun deliberaied, balanced,
and reasoned; and finally, like the young bird,
that, huving once found the use Of its wings,
returns 10 the nest no more, she resolved TO
keep clear OF the monastc restraints of the
sisterhood, and to intrust her fate for better
for worse, with him who had rendered a life Of
scclusion rksome.
They made haste TO depart, and passed
over into Spain, where the narrator, whose
purpose was not to make out a long, romantic
story about pair Of lovers, but rather to re-
cord the facts Of Dclorbe's Imprisonment and
liberation, and the noble traits of female cha
racler by which the latter was brought about,
simply says, they ,eere married. Thus, by le-
gerdemain, he watts them, as on wings, over
all the perils, the escapes, the rocks, hills, ra-
vines, roses, thorns, hedges and bitches, that
we may suppose upon the way, by an airy and
short course, straight to the hymeneal ALTAR
There he dscreetly takes leave Of them;
wisely forbearing to follow them beyond it, to
see if the discloistered nun proved any more
faithful to her latter than her former covenant;
or carrying out her theory touching the sins Of
heart and life into practice, maintained, that,
since she was out in wicked world, she
might follow the multitude to do evil" Yet.
from the moral elements whose strong mutual
attraction had drawn them into this sacred
union, we judge, that neither Therese nor De-
lorbe ever had cause TO wish that her first vow
had been kept inviolate, or that his death in
the hospital had been reality instead of
feint.