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:. We give place 10 the Rev. Mr. Thompson's
nation terbatim, reservins our own opinions
me relevancy and courtesy of so much there
IS intended 10 have personal bearing. All
vc need offer in reply is The simple fact that
,mmeu,s on the mutilatioa Of his Sermon ap-
d in the nuy hrs, paper rct issued after the
such alteration ,ras discorard by US. Sowe
on Monday; and We, our Rev. correspond
IS the courtesy 10 notice that we " ieit COM
10 arouse the attention OF the public TO 1t
us: -. the ere Of a Charter Eisetion," &c &c,
Mt, Thompson offers 10 discuss-no, no, discuss,
s,,,: denounce as certain Religious opinions
which he attributes to usunaware. of course, that
ours 5 no, paper devoted to Theological contro-
yersy. and ,ha, our readers would not willingly see
It's ccnmns used for that purpose. Those among
then who wish for doctrinai instruction doubtless
subsc be also for works Of suitable character: end
the ;n,ima,ion Of Mr. T. that he writes Tor The
New:Enslander will sufficiently indicate 20 them
where they may look for spiritual edfcanen at his
hands We presume they vii! find IN that work his
ma,rte and revised iuculcations on Moral and The
oleg sal ,opics-such as he deems worthy 10 be
.r!ns:d a. Wen as uttered from the pulpit We can
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EEMALE EDUCATIoN-The Misses ADAM OF Norh
,nrtoD Mas prupase 20 receive tsfr ianliy, 81
, ~ Their on sex whom they viii instruct IN Inc usual
bsnches of education aB 20 whose trimming, moral phys
ii ,nS Intellectual tbsy Will Faithfully devote Themselves
TIE ndyanases of Northampton location are two well
tnowp 10 require particular mention ard one Of the Gnst
is;be e- In the villa &c occupied by TIE fnny. They
b.S ,d so EXPERIENCE II teaching and familiar With Tie
nncfes sf instruction successfully adopted By Geo B.
Em.rs1 Fsr of Boston The Spnng term vii commence
on THURSDAY May l.; For particularly rs 10 terms g. "
Div 10 the Misses ADAM Northampton Reiesnre may be mace
"a Boston 10 Rev E GiaDHett. u u NeW-f of&-Eev IL
" Bellows Norhamp,on-Rev. Rufus Ellis. nDl Lea
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D0,p0Iyc SCHOOL. FOR YOUNG LADIES'
bBRiDGEPoRT Conn-By Rev D. De s Ely 5: Mn Fly
800, on tf in of Mar The situation iou Gohen a. l
me-; sh,frl aud the 7cils FOR aesrIa E trsneh ar,
Rroadsay Of E Collier, l05 Fulton stTee; and OF San
Hr,d-aoor MIL
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IN PRESS,
POPULAR LECTURES
CT EN- C E A d r T:
GDtef cities aun gotpus in tbe gantten @fates
BY DlONYSIUS LARDNER,
s. aud Totnns I'M tbe gInfte0 State
BY DIONYsIUS LARDNER


formerly
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
y-.rI-,pTF ScuOOr rOOES


VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOKS.
SANDERS Series of School Books Sanders spI,iing
Boo p S'H ThTa Essa1Ss Book ssne Fourth
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School Classical Books The Trade supplied on reason
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Constantly on hand S?I aR Issp SE% 81 SN%n''
Publisher. Bookseller. Stationsr. Ss
TT7HE. NEW-Y ORA LEGAL OBSERVER Tor April
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Daniel Adse 1o7 Eqeq i ssrt ~ Ssx- 6e
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Comprising Genera introductory Outline Q? Cirersdf ms
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The first four Nos have already been Ssued and the follow
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until COMPLETED ~
IHt. STUDENTS BIBLE,
H.uvieS Commentary Browns >elfntrrperng lHtScotts
Commentary the Bible Crudence Concordagce London
Edition beautifully bound in gilt Richardson. English Die
uonary IN two large quino vols
Mcknight on the Epistles
Thorn's introduction 10 the scripture.
Flsetw ood's Life Of Christ, quauo.
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Candles Survey OF Brtou, 60
The works OF the author Of the Whole Duty OF Man DO
History OF the Word by l. Newa l. d. the works Of Sif
William Temple folio, with large collection Of Old Eng
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Ci,sscs and English School Books Stationery. with
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At the old estakli-hment Of theological psrioSeal and
School Books ABRAHAM MAZE.
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Crusus' Homeric Lexicon
Feliou's Greek Reader
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SCHOOLS.

MANLY. SCHOOL FOR BoYSet Caldwell. y Jersey
pleasantly situated miles from Newark and 10 from
Work Tn. Summer will the lst We'd
nesday in MAY and % weeks Number limited TO
Is and trims reasonable Parents who place th,t young S9s
their add moral improvement while they VIII -nioy
The PrirciraI /, now IN the City. and interview may b.
had with him II the Bookstore Of " W Dodd Brick =e
haue escn ;ly this werS between the hons OF AMI A.
NJ Crcuars giving references miy obia-ed !; he
above place Any person By lezvins hs SGdirsS VII De
called upon by The PRINCIPAL laS6,- lksv D. tSl
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BoIs--New Canaan
y S-nip,fy c. Nurnb-r of pupils limited 20 tweaty-
Terms $50 re year Circulars Be obtained OF Nr Geo
S-cley 300 Peari-s:. j. Dmon. ~ AvIEston' dzDi,-
shaw s. Henry; w Browning 70 North Soore-st W Fail-
10. le5 Ful,pn-st- BROOKLYN - IN
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CHEAP ACCOUNT BOoEs AND sTATIoNERY.
u Gao ard Letter per- ruled an ialn from 20 10 q per
RAM Books OF Bills Of Ladng shiTpias Rreeips Soie
Drsls &c 10 great variety Wapping P,T Tor cloths SILK
soc5s hosrf, sc Gum Ticket Cloth Tags Bonbsxine
Lab-ls Bisnk Cards Calls sf-s Psneils Steel Peas EkS
md Fuias Croica Carae lax srFeof 20 Red Ink 10
use and all articles usually sold 81 StatioG.rs AZ very low
aseoans Books manufactured or IN The best ,tyle Of
the AT
ricdisals, Nusie. Ike
Cards, Csezars. Bill Eezds Notes, C'ssek, Drafts aud
ReceIp,s p.intrI ~ orter. a. the lowest
Manufactures O.: Fraaeis celebrated Hsris8 Litter
Iise by which Tie Letter and COPIED he
time FRANCIS L0UTREI,
Msnafsctarnz Staticrer1 q Maiden Lane. between
William and Sold streets, n u
LrwTs FR1ycfs,
GIVES II. LorrKEL-i Ell 1w
NTOTICETe Book q. Eub.erpssol 20 .sv stock Of us
~ Hateoo C1osT DsY Beck Book Company y1l
she cpc the New Jezy Railroad Depot
Je=J CITY 90 the lih day Of Ap. instant; aid remain oper
The s@ee Of thirty ds,. between he hour os 10 and
'f''ss IA / s 9es h&i.tL'
3. D. B. s isfssi ? esr.1.aasou.r..
y DATED Jsrs7 Gig. Asrl s,h, lss5. az Iw-
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Crisicism and Conjecture Wasted !-tLetter
from Rev. J. p. thompson
NEw-HAyES April 4 1915
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.sD oiL-f Fs4ss k Ia ssH e o 9s ssss 3
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IRON WAREHOUSE, l2l GREENWICH STREET.
II ERSEYS BREESE X SAMPSON, successors 10
N Boornan Johnston Ayres CO. have on hand and offer
for sale on liberal terms full Of setis flat and
Square Iron.
Fsyli,h and American rouad TIA, aud s.uAl. Bar Iron
Brazirrs's Rod, 3-ic 20 inch.
Spike Rods and Shoe shapes Of all SIZES
Horse Nail Rods Of Norwegian old Sable and Juoiaa Iron
Paud Scroll and Hoop Iron Of all sizes.
Cast Steel Shear Steel and German srsi Of various Stamps
Boiler AID Flue Iron Of all sizes.
Ship Boat and Railroad Spikes.
Cut Nails Brads aud Spikes OF all sizes.
oil s. %
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CPHING RIBBONS AND BONNET siLKs-L.M,
. STEVENS 81 Beaver has hand the largest and
,t Ieected the sboys Goods 20 be found 10 ths
Ci,y Persons dsrous Of making their sslecons Ehrie my
,- SUR be suited and that mach less than te MARKET
orc. yond do well call before raIchaaing Mark thas
rnff
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not refrain rom apprisins hin, however, that his
cbvalrous offer to discuss Universalism through our
columns is calculated to reject unfavorably on a
recent decision OF the rulers of his new flock in this
CITY. who, at time when their Tabernacle was
nightly leased for exhibitions OF Laughing Cas-
lively Concerts, &c refused 10 hire il at their own
price, on evenings when was not wanted for other
purposes, to the Universslis,s OF this City for a
Course OF doc,rina! Lectures by most respected
Clergyman OF their order. We are sure that, had
they then enjoyed the benefit of Dir. Thompson
mature counsel, they would have arrived at DIFF
ferent decision; Tor we cannot believe that he
would offer TO occupy gratis our medium through
which TO assa what he understands 10 be our opin-
lons, yet refuse those who wished 10 hire hisros-
,rum for the purpose of defending those same opin-
ions. Have We not righ, TO feel entirely conf
dent on this head
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Feb IS. 1916 Providence n
For further particulars and conclusive evderce OF ITS sure
or value and efficacy pamphlets which be obtained
Of agents gratis Prepared and sold WHOLESALE and rea and
Enlrnn.st. "a Rrn,dway: u E,st BrnadMay a9tt m
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REMOVAL.
ID AMOR i POND have removed 70 No. n West, sofesr
Ii .f Al osi.y st. the irst stieet below Cedar
AnfI 1885. ~ lN.-
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MILLINERY GOODS.

4 AIDES WALK FoKwARD.-A fresh supply Of No
IL apotan and Venetian Rreelior Bonnets togerhsr
with Ribbons ofthe richest patterns and OF all coors sa
shades on.ninp nv ISAACKS G. RANSOM,
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J. w. DEXTER, Rec. Scribe.

IL The Committees Of Timothy and Crystal
fount Divisions respectfully invite all brothers Of
temperance who purpose going to Alexandria to at
tend the celebration Of Harmony Division. to be at
the Hall on c street on Wednesday, 1T five O'Clock
precisely, where omnibuses win be in waiting 10 con-
vey them to that city. March ltd
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MONS. GABRIEL DE KoRPoNAY has the

MONS. GABRIEL DE KORPONAY has the
Itl honor lof informing the ladies' and gentlemen
of Washington and vicinity that he has arrived for
the purpose of giving instruction in La Poke the
quadrilles, with original music, the waltz de deur
pas, the Mazourka, German cotillon new gaope and
all American dances.
Mons X. will be assisted by Madame Korponay
The Polka and Polka quadrlIes can be taught in
IL lessons. Price $40
For further particulars inquire of Mons Korpanay,
at Carusis Saloon, or at Gaiabrun's Hotel
March ll-laa
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nEMOCRAMlC REVIEW for March, ls45 )
- This day received by

F. TAYLOR.
CONTENTS.
|. The Late Acting President.
2 The Song Of the Bell. From the German o.
Schiller
B. Fragments from the Greek
A. hymn of Love. BY George w. Curtis
D. The Claimants Story.
Translated from the French Of .fierandrs D,.u,a,
g. Our Times.
T. Romance and Reality. ..
g. Recollections of Fifty Years.-No.I. A Sketch
of 98.
g. Wilhelmine Schroeder Devrient A Sketch
BY Mrs. E +. Ellet
10. Gone A Poem. BY J. G. Whittier.
III. The Literature of Fiction. BY A. Daverae.
II. The Presidents of Texas. BY G. Montgomery
10. Bureau Of Statistics
IA. Monthly Financial and Commercial Articls
Is. Monthly Literary Bulletin.
l6. New York Historical Society
The Democratic Review is published every month;
price 50 per annum or SO cents the single number
and Will be regularly mailed and strongly enveloped
to every post Office in the United States, # appca-
uon De made to +. TAYLOR.
March IL
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MUSIC AND OTHER PORTFOLIOS
W W; FISCHER has jos, received twelve deren
Music and other Portfolios, At various prices.
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE

Inc members Of Timothy Division, No I, Sons
OF temperance, are hereby requested TO meet at
lher Hall on Wednesday afternoon, 18th instant at
four o'clock, for the transaction of their regular
weekly business.
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THE BRITISH CONsTITU ZION, by Henry
Il Lord Broughsm, I vol, published IN London.
1914. just imported BY r. TAYLOR, price 81 a..
March g.
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~ Alta very numerous and respectable meeting
OF citizens and vsters in Washington called for the
purpose OF insurng the most suitable means of relief
for the unfortunate performers who suffered by the
late fire at the National Theatre held at FuIler's Ho
Tel on FRIDAY evening, the It'll instant, DR.. Thomas
Miller was appointed President, and F. L. Wadde
(of New York; and Andrew Porter, Esqs secre,a-
RES 1t was decided that Ball should be given at
Carusi's Saloon, on Wednesday evening, the lth in
stant the price of tickets to which should be three
dollars, admitting gentleman and ladies.
On motion, the following gentlemen were selected
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From Nstchilocbes, to Mount Lebanon, via ST
Maurice, Cedar Creek, Saline Mills, MIR. Prothers
Monkeys Mills, aud kobin'ons Mills, weekly
Mills, weekly.
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TO act as managers
Hon. VIM, Wilkins, Capt. J. Fl. Aulick,
Hon. James Buchanan, II. s, Navy
Gent Geo. Gibson, Com l., Kearney.
U. s. Army, . u. s. Navy,
Dr. Ihos Miller, T. l.. Smith, Esq.
Capt. +. Forrest, u. s. N. Thos H. Blake. ESQ
Col. VIM. II. Polk, Gen Hernand,z
John Tyler, Jr Esq Capt. J. c. Casey II. s. A.
ur' >. M. Thomas, 1t w. A, Maddox,
w. w. Seaion, Esq. IT, 8 Marine Corps
n ndrew Porter, Esq 1t. OveIton Carr, U.SN.
y. l.. WaddelI, Esq. Dr. r. A. Lacey
'tnry NAY, Esq. DR.. John Pope, U. s. A.
J. p. Wolf, Esq John r. Rondo,nb n : N
: M parton hry, Esq 1t Henry Prince, u. S.A.
"nkns Butler, Esq. A. L. McCrea EAa.
John Y. Mason, jr. Esq. Alex Mabop. Esq
M K.Warringron, U.SN
hesofped, unanimously, That the thanks Of this
meeting be rendered to Mr.. Burtoo for his cool and
energetic conduct during the late disastrous conaa-
grafton
RESOLVED, That the President and Mrs. Polk the
ex-Pres'dent and Mrs. Tyler, and Mrs. Madison, be
requested to patronize this charitable undertaking. by
their presence.
III Tickets for the Ball may be obtained at Full
,ers Hotel, Browns Hotel, ColemaD's Hotel United
states Hotel, Fishers Book Store and at the door Of
the Ball Room.
,(sgned) THos. MILLER, Chairman.
Asp DR. i Fo"nss, Secretaries.
CITY papers are requested to copy.
March S-It
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500, 900! $4,000 !
GA O6S 7
LEXANDRIA LOTTERY,

BY and under The direction of Commissioner,
appointed for that purpose.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-08-05
< 5 s::s ! 5 , skE Es EIIssIla sIs

Is by far the strongest preparations of Sarsaparia ex tant, has been frequently tested both bv it's ei fecls and anal ysis.
 IL is fast taking the place of all other prepara- ton' beeause ofits Jcacy (numerous crtifcates be- ing pnbhrd from tune 10 time) and because ot 's superior strength Gone bottle heng equal to six pns ofSyrup f fSarsaparla, or two bottles nf any other estraci) it ia consequently the best and cheapsst, requiring less 10 be taken and casting less. being sold al ONE DOLLAR FOR A SINGLE BOTTLE.
 Ii is particularly recommended for all Rheumatic afeclions Ulcerous Sores of lhe No.e Throat or body Diseases of Ihe Bones; Diseases of the Liver, Lunes Spleen and Kidneys; Affections of'he Skin, or d breaking oui of dry and watery pmples nf the Face, Neck and Body; Scrofnl' Er, spelas; Con s;itutio,a diseases arising from he use of Mercury and other minerals; SvphiIric and Venerea Alice. tions. well as lhe greatest purifier of ihe blood and Fluids of he body that has ever been discoV- cred. In short, as general medicine, it has no equal in he whole list of medicines ever prepared discovered.
 Dr. Leidy, the proprietor. offers to refund the money when satisfactory proof is given Of it's inef cacy, or of his assertions proving untrue.
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS. 1 LN-DAEIELs & BRADY have received per Selma a fresh supply of Dry Goods, consisting of French Printed Muslins
 French Musns, Ginghams and Lawns French Organdies and Tissue Muslins White Organdies and Grape Lisces Capes, Collars and Chemsetts Thre ad Laces, Edgings and lnsertings Muslin Edgings and insertings Polka Bands and Polka Laces Linen Lawns and Lawn Hdkis Embroidered Linen Camhric lldkfs Hem stitch, Rvere and Tape l.order do Gents and Bows colored border do Cents and Boys Silk Pocket do Hosiery of all descriptions
 10 cases solt flush Shirtng Linens
 5 cases 10 and l2,4 Sheetng Linen Bleached Cotton Shirting and Sheeting Brown Sheeting at manufacturers prices Linen and Cotton Mosquito Netting New Style French Sumner Calicoes 20 cases light summer Calicoes White and colored Linen Drillings for Pants White and buff Marsailles Vestngs 8, 10 and 12-4 Marsailles Quilts and Counter Table Linens and Cloths lpanes Towels, Napkins, Bird Eye Diaper Black and colored Fillet Shawls and Scarlr Black and colored F,et Gloves and Mtts Kid, Silk and thread Gloves of all descriptions
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RECOMMENDED ny THE FACULTY!
 VARIANTS COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CUBEBS AND
COPAIRA

COPAIRA,
 The safe certain and speedy remedy eper dscoueed
 "A combination similar remedies will produce certain speedy bale effect than equivalent dose of any single one."-DR. FoRDYcE.
 | NOTWITHSTANDING the numerous com | pounds under the name of specifics, which are daily offered the public for their sanction and pat ronage, yet there has been long wanted preparation that would insure to tine afflicted safe, convenient, speedy and efeclusl cure The object of thezpres- one, containing ingredients Of the most valuable dsseriiption known 10 the medical word is to ena- be all those who may stand in need o Il 10 obtain medicine unsurpassed by any other ever offered to the public.
 One recommendation ths preparation enjoys over all others is it's neat, portable form, put up in pots, the mode in which il may be taken being both plea~ sant md convenient. It possesses what may be called specific power, in most constitutions, espe- cialIy when administered m the early and acute form of the disease, the cure generally accomplished in very short period, and has oentimes proved efica cous when other remedies had been tried in The unfortunate patient possesses, in ths, sure remedy; he has occasion to make his ease pubic, l and without any application to a medical man, with out restriction n diet, confinement, finds himself cured e1ecudlly, in few days, al tifing expense, and d saving of feelings to sensitive person; hay ing thus in his reach cheap, portable, and efhca- cious remedy. It is in the form ol paste, IS taste less, and does not impair the dIgcsIion Pamphlets accompanying he medicine, without charge, contain ng full and ample directions.
 Among all the persons who have taken this medicine, there has been not single complaint ot nausea or any unpleasant feeling symptom, and all the i'll ei ect arising from the employment of the common bal sam is entirely avoided by this new and valuable medicine. A preparation, therefore, compouhded
 ike the present one, of materials possessing in their individual capacities such highly sensitive powers, must prove the deaderatum long sought for in the medical word in the of those diseases, and from ts great and general success, and incalcuable benefits experienced from it's use, command large and extensive circulation
 Prepared and for sale wholesale and retail by JAMES TARRANT, nruggst, &c.
 corner Greenwich and Warren streets, N. York.
 Also for sale by MOSELI TUCKER, Wholesale Druggists and Apothecaries. corner Dau-
 phn and Royal streets, Mobile, Agents for the
 Proprietor ianl1amO
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ltlo1lle Gummelrlai ttegisler,
 ESTABLISHED, DECEMBER 10, 1891. Glercbants an1 planters Jonrnal, ESTABLISHED, NOVEMBER 15 1898. 6be Alobile Register ano 9ournal,
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