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PrOsFecthS oi the TWenty-Sec0nu NofWnes
 IN commencing the Twenty -seeond Volume of the \ Review. wehsve 10 acknowledge the continuance of liberal patronage the part oi the public, and
 oi enthusiastic response from the Democratic
 ranks, to those principles of National Policy which
 t IS our endeavor to eiucidate. We have entered
 into extensive arrangements for great variety of
 novel and interesting matter that wi add 10 the at
 traction and value of the new volume.
 The new year will be marked by one of the most exciting presidential elections, under eircumstan- ces of more grave importance 10 cur institutions that have oeeuned in our national history. IT ir
 therefore of the highest consequence that the great questions which shake the union toits centre should
 be discussed with caiuness, Iaborousy investigated. and clearly understood. While the Democratic par
 ty is apparently split into several divisions tbroagh
 the very success which has caused it to triumph in
 the vindieston of old issues until new ones have
 become necessary the great democratic Asar of the
 nstIon beats in unison with noble patriotism, and
 swes In honest satisfaction a the rising gtoties of our western Empire, the foundations Of which
 only now being laid, and well it becomes as to proceed dspassiosately aGd understandngiy in the work committed 10 us. Although "tbousand gene rations' are not looking down upon us from the eresta of the Aeghanies s'to behold o1s deeds. 1" thousands yet to come, swarming the intervening vaies, viii thrcng ihe Rocky Mountains, the Ale
 ghanies and the Cordiieras. all looking back to
 or bless the transactions of ls4s. fearful TespoD- sbity rests upon the democracy ol the present ge
 nersiioa and that they will, ever, discharge if
 fithiuli there can be doubt. The efforts os the
 Review will be exerted with fall sense of the im
 postance of the cause. and doubt it will be wig orousiy responded to by subscribers. The accustomed features oI the Review will be continued, including Portraits and Biographies of
 Distinguished Democrats men whose patriotic prin-
 ciPIes and steadiness O principle have son the con. { hdanee of the people.
 We have to remind our readers that the low teFms on which we furnish the Review makes II indispen-
 sable that the payment of the sahecfipto1s should
 be ih advance and that the expenditure incurred to improve tue Work, can be met only by inc prompt remittance Of subscriptions.
 { The pabllc aiica Of the Reytsw has been commit ! ted to the charge of Mr. John w Moore, who has ! been connected for the last eight yeaTs with the | publishing department ef the "Mefehaais' Msgs- zine" and whose expesienee sad well ksown sser- gy will 10 doubt exert favorable influence On the business. &e. of the Review.
 All subscriptions and letters of business. vii here
 affsr be addressed ts John W. Moore, ofsee sf the Democratic Review. ITO Broadway.
 .TH0S. P. KETTELL, EdteY Democratic Revisso. To the Democratic Press we acknowledge the
 kindly feelings that have existed all sides, and ehaerfufIv <anfi nua otsr exehangAA-
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MONUMENT NOTICE.

A IL persons holding monies collected for the "A erection of aMonnmenfin honor of the officers and soldiers, who have fallen in the Mexican War, are requested by the Monument Committee, to pay over the without delay, to the Treasurer; and forward Report, or the subscription upon which the money was collected, to Col L. J. Reardon, Secretary cf the Board
 The above notice is given, because a sufficient sum has not yet been received by the Treasurer to de- fray the expenses connected with the removal to Arkansas, Of those who feli at the battle of Buena Vista; and also because the Committee desires to know the amount that has been raised for Menu- mcnt purposes
 4. E. THORNTON. Treasurer. Little Rock, Nov 9lth. A.
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 Rrnm Hmnusean anA nammah af ArAansas Ri- yer Co Llktle neck, Van Baren, FoTt
 amieA and Fort Gieson. gTsHE IiEht drunght sisansrs WILLIAM ARM- 1 STRONG. MEDIUM and SANTA FE VII run Eagniasy between the above peris Tor rha con veVnnes of fel~ha ara ranssnErrs--the Wn. Arm strong nnd Medlam Isasise Napoleon on Mes9sys and TAnrnf~ye at 2 e'ciaek, 4. M---Retnrning will leave LifiIe Beck on Mme aays Ths Sansa ke will connect with tkess bosts at itile Rock making rs- gular weekly trips from Littis Reck te Van baren nnd Fess Smith. and extszhding her trips te Fort Gjbeen when the water viii permit
 Rassengem and shippers may rely upon this os- ing permanent arrangement, and that their freighss viii bs eenpeyea threagh wiih certainty and de- spateh, and al the lowest ens1o1naEy raaes All the boais aEs in gooA sound condition. and handsomely fitted up foF ihs accommodation ef Passengera
 A. HAYS & Co, Agents. Napoleon.
 M. GREENWO GOD & Co, Ag' 'tz. S- o. Dec. ls, lel7. H.
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A rssEcsfson Csss meeting mads strong de nsnstssaca al Lexingtea. Ky. on ihs i2th inst OBs q i,s nost rsmasxahs ftstufes is that ssvera gentis9en, xho enss hsdssAkeH pssf ia nssiins Iast sn 10 nemsra.s Tsyiss, now ntisnde4 io rs,iy sN1sncnfnstion. Anong them were Rcbt W Tt p.. Csps. Hsnsy jchnson. $. <. seissek.
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CosrlrEaissioIaer's Sale.

Tsss srArE,s e AKKAssAs,
 PgxAsKH CorKTr. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that, in par 1N s1snee Sf the prosissOnsof deed of trust, ex- eeated by Richard C. Bird and wife. and William J. Byrd and wife, so ths Bank ef sAe State Of Ark snsas. a the zzd day of kovemb~r, A. D. lss3. sn lots numbered, oae. sYp. thFee. four Ave esd six ia Block nnmher TMe. eass of the Quapaw line, in The city oG Listle Reek, to secars ihe paymen, of tbsif oint executed fhas day ie said Bank foV the Of thirteen thousand three haadFed sad sixty-kss dollars. and intesess. psyabie taeise nouths after dase and the ortes Of the Ffnapesal Receiver and Attorney ef said Bank, the under sigasd, as SheriF and Commisstones, will offer for sale. al publie culcry, r cash a ham, to the last and hibest bidder serefor st the door of she Court houae of PsIaski coanty. oa ihs l6A day q Oefo- Ser. 4 Q. lsSs. tbeing she ma day of the next 0e- iOber Term Of the PuIaski Circuit Cenrtl between 'he h01rs Of ndirial sales. the sid lots Aambered l, ?. 3, |, s, and 6, ia Block number Two. East of the Qaapaw line. in the city of Liitls Rock. foget- CT with all lhe buildings and Improvements sifnsted thereon, being the hrack of sioEes an3 the Ho- tel called the Frsskin House. fronting on the AT- kansas liver, al the lower landing.
 4. J. HUTT,
 SRsEIF sad C6mMissiopsr. -9pyIl ie, ls&e 32-H
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SAfylH and IoE81atS5a9E -spvl IS. ls4s. 35-u
Gsd.Y's LadI's Beak aaa PsmiIy Nagazint,

 Gedey's Lady's Beck aaa Family Magazine, The oldest Msga1ins la ths United States, coz .sns monthly sixty pages of reading matter, by the hrst writers in the eoantry. twelve more than the New York magszines- Two splendid steel engrav- lnes. an undsniahle snihenter cOlored monthly FAshioA piate, MoSA Cottages and chafchss, ChochA Werk, and other maiiers, fer the LadEes, all illussraied and vel explained, &e-, &e- PFSee for year, which includes the Lady's Dol lar Newspaper, making three publications in one moath, 8 co Two copies without the Lady's Dollar Newspaper, 5 00 Five copies with one toshs person sending
 the club, 10 0r Eigh; copies, Is co Twelve copies, 20 co 4 specimen of either fhe Lady's Book, or the Ladys Dollar Newspaper ssnt io any person pay. ing postage on the request
 Address, L. A. GODEY,
 No. ll3 Chestnut Street Philadelphia
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EI.lhIIR.

E0 BBIDS superfne Flour, EEK mills" recei- sJU ved per "Alert," and for sale by
 VIM. B. WATT March g, ls4S
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We are q uss with Mexicc, and iss sieofeas pro sseahsm. h ths sasest neans of tb ssrninalea, and aa1ss inasmniy ths @fsst guassnty sEsissf ths re- ssrrenes which provoked M- GxE. CAss.
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MR McYMGD~ M-

DR. K. 4. WATKINS has removed se sns 's.s -. U recssty occapisd by E. A. aoo.E s'q. S mile east of the city iimis- oFflCb .ss DOdgss Dv1g Store. where he may ss fe"no es..s the day, and, d aighi, whsa necessary ase ia of emsrgsScy, Dr. LAyEiE vIi attend 'a hs W. free of additional charge.
 Hts ch,rges. i'd aIl e..e.. -si bs ths ssHss s S city Physicians.
 He teaders bis thanks to his cd frienas ehs =. rons. for past fayors, asd hopes tss eesHH' of their pstroaAgs. oAem
 Lilfls Roek, Fsb. IS, jeic.
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MAP AGENTS WANTED.

THE subscriber wishes to engage in the sais a \ his Maps s number of young and middle seea men of moral and business habits, ss trsyesi'~ agents. Having completed now and gresay l1 proved editions Q. hss Universal Atlas, I3 h.r' Urge Map of the W orid. Reference and Distant a'I of the United States, National Mss of ths oho as. Staies-also, . variety of other Maps, ine'uo'As several Maps of Mexico, the subscriber P'spISs to furnish agents, for cash, at the lowest p'ss" prices.
 Address,
 S. AUGUSTUS MITCHELL, ;.
 Northeast corner of Market and seT'AN'
 Streets, Philadelphia
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Oar exchanges receiving the above Prcspec,ns- msrksd are requested to give if insertion or no- tiee and send ns tA@ paper marked with ink. n they
 wish to ecufinne the exchange thF. ugh the coming volume. Our exchange iss has become % large taat. t s only by such an advantage thai we can aiford 10 eonfinne or increase it.
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A Small Farm to Rent.

YEfHE sahHe rihsf offers fos rent sHssh '". .. l the city of Liale Rock. eosssiHing iSen' ,s.s or three scres. s fine land. good ines1safs ,sos s adaptea 10 a market farm. L. kEAhDo''
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Iron and Castings.
NOTICE.

1Eee d Bstessslte. Arksasas. vii bs prepared tc r-crire sppratiens tc entsr the North sast quareg of Section lS. ia Towushfp f3. North of Rsnee West, ca wedn>s4ay the ieth day of May. lsts, at II o'elo<k. A. M. JOHN MILLER,
 R&EiEtr .fs.E ie, ls4s. s2-sf
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Southern United States Mail.

1FE- WtekIy LO1CH L1y1tk TIUHI A~tFtb HUN to Washiagton. .drkansas, and 10 the
 ceI.traied Hot Springs, ia fonv Aorw coackes. TTyHlS line connects sf Little Rock with the great I Eastern Ccsch and Steam Boat Line. iesving Little Rock and W Washington1 on Tuesdays, Thars- days. and Saturdays, al A. M.- Reaching Hst- Springs in one day.
 The Dsoprietofs will run as above stated during the season The greatest atteDtiOn wi!l be paid to the comfort and convenience ct passengers. Ae- ecmmodations are good, and charges loeer than any other conveyance.
 Patronage of citizens and travellers Is respectfully solicited.
 HAMMOND & co. Anil "a roxz M
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FEMALE COLLEGaATE INsTITUTE.
 GEORGETOWN. KY.

Nearly Aalf Mils iron tAs Hiiisayy kssttsts. THE 10th year has cIosed with l20 pafiis Tho
 2Ist session will commence on the isI Mon- day of March, under the management of the su6scri- ber aided by his former experienced assistants and will clcse on the 18th day of July, i545.
 Professor Hopkins lectures here to the Senior Class of Young Ladies, every day, on . very hDe Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus. belonging this school.
 Professors Wyehe and Swift attend 10 classes in Latin, French, and Mathematica whilst the Mili- tarv exercise ia which they take part. going on at the other institute. f.h eu IF JOHNSON. Prineipal
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-HANWJRRs

900 Bag. Missouri saperh"s f'0ai AAA IT BhIs do do co, tn sa of the bes, quality. Rse'd pc, "AIsn. :ar ST ' sale by VIM D. a
 Nov 26th,
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TEnNfs.

ADvKartsxngxrs Of TWELVE lines or less. sn- seried oncs fos 75 cents; three ncnshs $s.5O. SIX nOnths, $500; one year. <i2.0o.
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CONaU MPTION,

CONSUMPTION, Asthma. BFenehftis, splitting Blood, Pain iu tho side and Breast, Sore Throass HaoaRseness, Pnlpitati0m of the hearts
 Whosping Cough, Croap, Hives,
 Nervous TTemoFss Liver Com
 plaint nna Diseasea Kidneys are Radically Cared, By fhempten's Csmpevnd Syfap of Tar and
 Weed Naphtha.
 A LFHOUGH the greaf fatality oe Paimoncry "A Diseases as this tinse shows that there are par iicusr that render stii too applicable the de signaticn of npprobin asedscorum-the disgrace of Physicisns-to this class of dseases and that there stages in their progress which having once been reached, recovery Is douhsfat Still no one should despair The writings of Physieians, who have given to these affections particular attention, abound with many recorded eases of recovery when the pa tient had reached seeming hopeless stage of the disease and there Is, st this time. remedy prepar- sd Ia Pkils4elpAia which has met with inc most ti- umpAsnt and cheering success in the most obstinate forms of THROAT and PULMoNoRY DIsEA- SES-so as to have obtained the sanction and em- psoyseat in the practice of many Physicians. l Aliusicu is had ,o oTHOMPSoN'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR und WOOD NAPHTHA--the preparation of one. wbo hasing gisen 10 Diseases of the Lungs and their of cure the most ful and thorough attentfon presented to the public this great remedy.
 The soothing and curative power of TAR has often been observed in severe Coughs and CoSsump- tion Bat in the above preparation. beside some ol cur most valuable reg<ta6s pAeLeyels there is ioined with ii the Weod NepAtka, medicine but lately introduced. but which has been employed with the rost satisfacscEy results m England. in PuInosory Consumption. especially of Tabercs- Ious form.
 Read the following from Dr. Young. the eminent oculIs,:
 PMILADELPHfA. Jan. IS, 1T Messrs. AsxEY k kDlcKxKy:-Gentlenen: Hayk ing recommended in ny practice, and useC n ~ own family, T H OMPS0Ns COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOD NAPHTHA. have no hesitation m saying that fl IS of the best preparations of the kind in use, and persons suffering from Cods Coughs, Affections of the Throat, Bgeast. &c., so medicine that will Cxrv er prevent CeassMpfseR sooner ikan Thompscns Compound Syrup of Tar and Wood Naphiha.
 WILLIAM YOUNG. M. D..
 l52 Spruce street
 PHfLApELPHIA, March g, "A. l hereby certify thsi sfter lingering four years with Pulmonary Consumption, and Sacsn az 6y f0Hr PAysiessas, who pronounced me iaesysbte. the dis casefwas arrested ard was restored 10 ksAh solely by the use of ThomPsOa's Compound Syrup of Tar xrd Wood NaPhiha.
 MARY HANY, 4s Spruce s, HJ-This invaluable Medicine ts pFepaF ed only at the North East corner of Fifth and Spruce streets, Philadelphia.
 Sold also by J ". TAPE.
 Main St. Little Rock Price of large bottles sl; or for s. Beware of imitation.
 Dee. 6. 1877. Is-Sm.
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 Ma AILEx Gsay, ef the firm ef Messrs. Good rich Gray. wili set as our sgent, daring ear sb- senee from this city, h settng accounts due us CT by as wM. VANCE X BROS Little teck, Feb. I, lsfs.
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N NREA tNc tM1Eg1Lt134 ~ " 0&4TW 84 Vt31&8ft O appointed hy the Executive; the Adjusans Cen sral bslag lsx-ei6eiol President ef the Beard.
 FACULTY. Incorporated with asi the pewera. pETvileGss, an. rights which are exercised by the Trasases and Fac ulty of any ColieEe la the United Staaes- T. F. JoHHsoN. A. M..s General SapeFinteAdens W. r. HoPx1ss, A. M.,s Joint do. and frvf. Maj Science. V. A. FoasEa. A. Mt Prof of Mathematics an, Civil Engineering. J. ]. wreRE. A. M, Prot. of An. and Mod. Ian Kuages. K. H. FoaREsrxa, Esq, Prof Of Law, Moral Sci ence, and Political Economy. J. G. BLAINE, A. B.. Tutor. J. R. SWIFT. A. M.. Principal of PreparatOry Dc partfnent. W. W. GkEST. Esq. Assistant.
  'EAacated at West Peint.
 Virginia Military Institute. The krst year ciesed with IS6 students. The ac adeBie year commences on the let of September an. closes the tth af July, wiiha public examination before the Board of Visitors,
 Ttrms: Tuition Is $50 10 440 per year. in d vance. Boarding is $50 h the country, or Sl00 il town. per year, everything furnished. The Cadets wear . uniform of blue cloth, at z. 50 per yard. They are six hours day ia school and two hours on drill, tin good weatheF.) gJ- An additional hailding, two stories high, witl fear very large rooms will he completed this spring fsRnrwafowu F~h A I2A2
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To the Democratic Press we acknowledge the kindly feelings that have existed all sides, and eheerfuiIy continue csr exchanges.
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ses Orleans and ifkaasas Nytr Packet Gess~ Steam "CoesOa Plant E. C. Mostea ~ master, wiil run ss a regular pac kes zikzE from New Orleans to Pine Blua,. Little Rock, Van Bsren. Fort smith. Fort Gibson and al intermediate landings On tke Arkansas river Every exertioa will be naae to promote the com icst q PAssengen. asd shippers esn rely upca hay ibg heir easiHess attended tc with promptness and fdsiisy- T. D. MERRICK & Go,
 AoRxFz Ihe sC0tioA Pant" is furnished with Doe. tes: or small steam eagins which supplies ibe eoasefs with ws'er-wOFked by the same power. ase thrse Args big pumps (that in ease of saaggiagl wsli throw thses hegslssAAs ef water per minute, also hees attached that viii carry water to any part sf the beat in esss sf Eye
 T. M. A Co. DsmeeSat and Gazetfs, copy.
 Liftle Rsek, Feb 31, ls4S 24-d.
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A
WESTERN a MILITARY IL A BY INSTITUTE.

HINDER the inspsctzon ef Beard of Visisers
 O appointed hy the Executive; the Adjusans Gea- sraI beiax (ez-sl6eiol President ef the Beard
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-04

The QuEEE7g Delight which forms an essential iuere
dent the Graeienberg Saapara Compound is probably
superior to SaTsapana itself Professor Frost OF Charleston
s. C.. speaks Of follows in the Southern journal OF
Medicine and Pharmacy:
Few vegetable productions exhibit power upon the
system generally So powerfully is its action exeHed upon
states conditions and dlspOsing them to a healthy
action that greatly TO be preferred, &C. 81" He
further adds That it in chronic diseases and ehronic in
Examinations and also in the long train OF consequences thar
follows syphilis, thatits efficacy best exhibited +"
The superiority of the Graeenbeg SaEapanla Compound
may be thus stated
1t II is composed of number of the most eficacious
vegetables in the whole range Of the matena Meica in adj
ditiOn 70 Sarsapayilla.
ID These are highly concentrated that there are many
doses in the bottle than of the very largest bottles
advertised.
3D. This concentration renders Sarsapara what Qui-
TO Peruvian Bark. The diluted preparations are
better than ordinary root beeTsouTing the stomach
and spelling in the bottles To weak infusion of Saa-
panla when sulphae Of the article may be had, like
taking bark instead OF Quinne or like travelling ina
against strong current, instead of in swift steamer
These things being 50, let all who have made up their
minds to Sarsapanla, that Of the GTaeenbeg
Company II warranted to be ten times efcaeiOus
than any other knOwnnO matter how large the bottle,
eEtIdVagant the advertisements. As SPRING MEDICINES,
the GTaefenberg Vegetable Pills the GTaeienberg Health
Btte and the GTaetenberg Sasapanla Compound should
supercede all others. For universal use the Pills and Bers
OF ncaculabe value Those who take them need
fear the eneTvang effects OF the which is al hand
Er The General Agent for Louisiana and Mississippi -
d. HAkSBROUGH. u Camp strest, New Orleans, La
to whom applications for Agencies may be addressed.
40" For sale BY WELD & CO. Periodical Agents, ~
Camp street ALFRED HUNTER. Of Exchange
Place and Customhouse ST.; C. VAN FELSON corner
Magazine and Bartholomew sts.; j. WRIGHT y co, lbl
Chartres ST.: j. LLADO, n Condo st. New Orleans. ord.
THOS COOK Postmaster, city Of Latay ette J. H. VAN
BOKKEILEN corner Camp and ST Mary SIS John
FOEIKEI corner Beyee and Seventh gs Lafayette ani
CHARLES BENHEOT. CauOltOn, La. Ief '''t
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MARNMAREa
SHIP CHANDLERY AND HARDwARE,

a4ALI OL44ALN 424lLl4AA I'M AI1a1A4J " tAElta
SAMUEL LOCKE Nos 7 and 8 Front LeDes n
- is now receiving and has in store R
200 coils Of Manila Rope, assorted to inches. Ca
800 do Taned Hemp, do l to do. -
100 coils Spun Yarn and Marlin.
5000 gallons Boiled Paint Oil; White Lead.
800 do. Sperm Oil, Lard and Whale Oil.
40 of Sheathlng Copper assorted, from Il to q or
Composition Nails and Spikes.
500 tons OF Bar lTOn granddaughter, Swedes etc
2050 kegs of Cut Nails, assorted, ID. TO sod.
100 Anchors assorted sizes, from 40 to $500 lbs
80 tons Chain Cables assorted from * to Ia inch.
$50 sheets Of Braziers Copper 10 to 100 To- Sheets
500 boxes Tin Plates, Z X Charcoal
100 do extra size Tin Plates, IA x 20.
100 boxes Loaded Plates Ia X 20 IC. and TX
5000 yards of Cotton Canvas No, l to 10.
Tin and Japanned Ware by Wholesale; Spelter Solder
Block tin Sheet and Pig Lead Riyets; Kettle Ears Brass
and Iron Vine Bolt Copper; Tin Smiths, Tools and Ma
ChineTy; Circular Shears Pocket and Table Cutlery
large and fresh stock of late impOTtations. my25
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EV- PRIY4TE LESSONS ONL = -

sy. PRIV4TE LESSONS ONLY. III
II ]. GOMEZ. Editor Of La Patria, win devote few
IL hours during the day to give instructions in the Span
ish Language Mr. G. has adopted newand easy method
by which scholar can learn bread speak and translate the
SDauish Language in two or three months,
For Terms &C.. apply Mr. Gomez at his Office No II
Exchange Alley near Cont street qE at he bookstores Of
q Morgan II Exchange Place adjoining the PostOfces
~ If required, Mr. G. viii give lessons at night nA9
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nEm AMD vALuABLE sCHooL BooK

NEW AND VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOK.
NAVAL. or GRETyTAN AND ROMAN ANTI
- - - ~ Ia I itor,tnn. in tja ITrVsrstv al
$oo translated from the German. Edited with ocea-
BON T 7o Kerc6eVer Arnold M A. Rector of fyn-
ION and late Fellow of Trinity Colege Cambridge.
Payi.saI with additions and corrections
lust received and for sae at the slC OrleqRs Satioaes
H5,scLIg-c Ta13 nj / 4 STEEL Ia Camp st.
=, - WV T5rT75I ~ rrT0NTS
EyOR SALE BY the 8ubcriber-ql the LATEST PUBL
T. CATIONS of the day, among which may be found the
following - - $500, p,
THE LITTLE WItt-Iy Mrs; Grey;
CAPTTAL SIEs-By Eugene sue ,
WHOM TO MARRY AND HOW 10 GEIMAhhlED'
THE Eo PRfcT6RrAL BROTHER JONATHAN, for the
Fqqrl5 Of jnIg 5 chr, ~, D. :, ", P...,o,.
HOME OF SilAkSPEARE-ByF +. W FanhOt, F. $. A.
Beau u,ly li,Q5tLated; ,, ~, - -1,.-
THE HENPEChFE1 5iuSbAND-6y the authof OIL tne
LUCY hCSMERi OF. the GUARDIAN AND GHOsT-By
NV D. + Ih on, p On, ,J...-,u1 p,- H. Nd
ra2sff WELD * co. u Camp street.
ranrv Of the Grgcffabrrr C0ngaRy's Medicines
I7r7 D.-yrS, e,vT7TTI5 Of VIII n rlEzEEF2v and TAR
IN fan, n fine public thi, new and valuable remedy foi
C0nsmptoH Br9RchHiS Asthma, Coughs Cotds etc,
we aped few notices of tie character and efficacy of the
@ o T'S'0 the asency which sufferers are invited
II nav he nropeT TO saw that Dr. D. is an eminent
Dacfising physician OF twenty years standing graduate
- ~ 55 n TJ,o,, y},,,vy;st 5,tsJ-
PITTsRi-pG Ian IL 47-Tbe Syrup of Wild Cherry
an. tn riveD great satisfaction TO those who have used
# know OF one instance Of permanent cure of Asthma
on gentleman Of Ohio. think shall be able to sell at
least six gross year
Er,oy NJ F5lrqr5 PoJJjpg Drvggisf
fT5at XXI nFTrny Ian 18475yVe have taken some
oQPe TO nGse s S AVE- receiTei from yo1 D an
Cook has used it his practice he thinks highly of the
medicine, ~ CocE one G a ysicn 81 olsbb
RoprTe King Of Hain dUpr ali his residence in his
bOhtpdIVs' eA-iNllT VI ai" uu'- Oh i"' IA '0
fyal5 ic ygqteru EDDirc Dqgton, o. Jy % 1917
MI j. r. IoWeu 81 2i ~ a,UlS ~ T Of Pif @ ~
FAY 10 you lr nv ad INV The psa of one half baa Of
mas Reen eney Fl Iti TX e u u II i;t Do ~
NJ. Dani5 o{Fu o. w M V ca II Tsc l the
OLletS dJEtfl NE ~ u ss f Corbs md CbId as
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