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u Twas 4 very iusl and sensible answer which
Agaslaas. The Spartan King. returned 10 one who
asked him, What IL was, 10 which youth ought
principally to Be- instructed be replied, That
which they have most need to practice when they
are men y
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"A G. ATKryV0RTH. JF0Tsg 4 YP UBLfC aud CON.
"a, Hiss HOMER on DEEDS FOR eBn-V state n he
ogn 0gFlcH-Ne s8 CAhl sTE3Er. New QIeens;
Hen4llllQna tazent Accounts Rr01oed Deedls and
MqfaEts Df1wn and Al Documents aud Instruments 0i
WGnf Prepared. and Aafhentcaed for uaa and Record
~ AAI part aE tie UNITED STATES,
Nzrine nnG other Protests particularly attended TO /;
Aud a eases Of Henesk Average fariEl Loss correctly
stated and PROMPTLY arranged. mh26 i1dNW
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uonN do q Be- 50 devoted 10 tender.
heafied wis ss 70 eeiaply implicitly with her re-
quest when 5he asks yun NOW tumble over the cra-
ala aud break your neck my dear-won'f YOU II
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pa "a AtRQA3 NALAEAs
FTNl EstaDehneut having hoen rapaed and newly fur.
III niihed will be opened the Both Of MAY for the -
reception ct slsns and Famiies WISHING o 1ncnd the M
summer q pleasant Watering Place The undsi-l A
signed have alchased TINS property for permanent resi-
The best Cooks, stewards and Servants are and no
pains expense VII be spared % geudeF stByof gssfs
a..s.aanl and agLeeable. Lmya 8ml Q. LEMLs GA. !
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D Strike not even with blossom ayyife guilty
81 an hundred iaulls.-- Eastern ProBerb.
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EDUCATION.
ss I s99e5 + = + + Ee8 !. i ], yogEs {, i : - EIPrs

f3 H0HHt thttS OR Day p UPiEN,
CarulIN llHATe Nnan ST. 50aEFH sTRESIs
"a Us 9l1lL ED ln ltaN under the aureIiniendenca d
~ t1a I11t1 tlsl8o y ffofa AondCn .rin thi1 infius
a conducted o. The best plaza of HuI0pean instruction.
e aopiaa d study thoropeh and BysfemahOt ge4qa
oe,, y rnplrcf methods o Reaching TO ei1l display
or literature
fAe genoh ansuaaeis is under the Supeinlendenoe Of
French Eentlemaa OF high literary aiulHneRis other Ian.
Aee1t Aae and the accomplishment taught bv
tets q equal emAnnppe n their pfoiesfQna.
uIelnE N every style . taught hy the Misses Allison,
IVES pupils iol aag yoas oipne Of the most eminent
afawlRz mRaleis iR Europe
4elfa be known application 70 the residence
otlhe n1aes ALLISON onI0udeets st n&ly
JOHN SON HIGH SCHOOL,,
ego W. HARDY. PHIN OPAL.
sNaades street, 3otDeeis 2hakia alld yfslp0taeRe.
RECOMMENDED BY
lsaHc Johnson Governor OF thsSiEte Of Louisiana.
l1Hsimpn Landry, Leutenant Governor.
Alexander bimiify. Sup. General Of Pub Education.
a. Buchanan, 5Rdge DISTRICT CouIt-
Geo. Bright, Justice OF the Feace-
lls B ilsBow, Professor University Of LouisiRna.
a. p, G1osamun, Mayer Of theC City.
Joseph Seneis, Recorder Municipality n gHe
Joshua Baldwin, No. Two
+. seazeneau No Three.
TERMS.
Eol Day Pupil from @a 70 $40 per Month.
Boarding Ppris from Sl5to $40 per Month. apl2 5m
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ENOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED
IT KnOwing the extreme hazard which atTanEen run, in
consulting PhFseisns l0 the Of private disesses,
owing 70 the utter dsquAifast9ns Of those who pr9les,
kadneEs towards the unfortunately afflicted we'll as sheer
justice to Dr. MULLEN, No. 80 CUsTOMHOUsR STREET.
state that in the year 1916 sOrey afflicted with syphi
s IN its wort and most appalling ioIm and 0I several
months together under the best medical practices
could obtain in New Orleans, without being at q benefit
,edindeed grew worse. AT length heard oi Dr Mul-
lens e2at reputation. applied 70 hun, and 70 my great
oy In Lhree weeks he restored perfect health sub
ne N 800 - sI4MITEI. RnRRRrsnN
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DENTISTRY, &c.


nENThr NoTruH
LES PA tsQN and ANF0Q& iniorm taeil palleni
ils. tley ta1 a c1nsnqf daily IS
2er pHca hcn N 81 pt
f63. /, &. sas loo ss aosss e. s1l.ss5' IA
g auila eaausraiiag tis Blgek Tesit els
adst e s9is lss slcuniSiapee' q
4aasl ss|sss. saa Il
DbNrAL MoIICE
{Elg4481 sess Save 2 eNuIs hlt
as, el eaa d qot iAtsnd & leqge. lhq
t5 tss ,sasa @A t.s3atstss tnaY f-554-..Ff
81 Dentsi su5gson.
t9lfia 81 Nelsh and East, 8 prepared =
saa ias Bss5fl named 1'il6 (Y
& 9qe " qlsiaiane ap1sqye,a. &. 1y the assA2s--t
e9ai4'iQHs aie 4 proportion g 1pi the tmss al5n #
TooTHeAoHE CURED
5 4HAe 9N4 sllA ulA, bg Dl. MisNsL99'a
oARoNpELar sfREET 81 doo below Gfod a.
ss WMBER. aeet ana shes Dealst.
yiss ssss g cam go25ssE 2'.slssssIs- q q.
COT zHp sHo6 sroKa...
Ksl cansiente e. hand even 1bins ID hu ilasinoludins
Saesssh e ss y ha i6,ss R Pes n3efs .ssTs As y
na1lle naAA9Asse ls iss1eellE b sqliqilsd. ana "
Grociery, China and Glassware.
2. g. FELL 3 oC.-st Common 81, Nsw or,sane
IMPORTERS aud Dealers, Nh0lesats and Retail
~ henps, Plated aud Britannia Caston Can g u
alAQeal, Aahe Cutey, lapanH6d Walters, etc vi
aeeds viii hs offered q low pdaes and when a-
Q re eagnlsg paesea i ths saissi naansr. mhalsm
AuAEN BERG HOSPITAL,
nisnatea on ne Ponte hartrain Railroad.
above asspiia ior The last ioueea years nndaf ths
~ A3in asd a'lentigp arrangement Of the late Df -
4,b. bA.gsee6siS nov. open andef ne cate 81 Dr. u
-tAlptta, lQI TIE reception 81 pae1a. Ia
~ feffns 81 .9amissi0,t--
A tse Jpfer stAids--Onq Bollar per day.
n rligqie fRlde-lI0m Two 70 Three Dollar nar day
ssiseal capital operation win Be charged a esifa
II M le aiGS enelosnfa Is lhS A Il ff(l -PITAI,
A1S9et only 70 the ieailaert of those dirfa M
49,, ~ - &.spaiats ana distinct building af Small Pox and
"a ei ialinet raTiicnas. appyto d. W IRVINE Al tl,a
19sniltl. ailel " obES. u Royalst ie ia sn
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ooLEIGAHg's IMPROVED PATENT PORTABLE
UNrIlf In dIOR r MILLS,
M ANUFACTURED by w. p CoLRmAN GiTOd street
III one door Below BaIonne, New Orleans. These Mills
are IN successful operation in the following States viz
Ohio, New York PennEylyani Virginia Kentucky Indi-
ana, Illinois, Michigan Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri Az
anss IenneAsee Alabama Mississippi louisiana Texas
Mexico, and on account Of their portability the ver
Ting i9I Osetnia number Of them have been puT
Warranted to perform 70 the satisfaction Of the puT
chaser money refunded. ImhI41 w. p C.
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sMIrn 9 8RegT.EHl9.El.K g El9..l b

H AZ feq9igee 4les 4tditqns 70 their stock oi INiiA
- q uDAh l0JDH. These Goods afa 81 M has
aRd Neaanls4 g stand q extremes Of
Se9Faiaus % taal Bottles Cnnteeds and VaeT tf3
sae. Is. isa. VIII a. lesgenee % the many al
r.s9l pfE1s Ar Beds. which wsiRh only III naHu n
9rRs siP.49s 4sSp FonoQp Bags Saddle Baga elc HI
nta sefhstiat lLQIHlNH nf al kinds: Wadnr
eeN.l Al4EfR el1 lrfs Rubtsf banksts pilnrs ~
4:s, e so- NENfH, fENF@CLHTRS Faddiat Rsiss
ss, 3 iaaH Np7Is. etc.. an- a. 50 Common A. nlS
NaFIAAA AND HosENDAIsH LIME ANN
NhMANH COMPANY. Nerrnrk M ].
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EGYPTIAN EYE BALsADa.

IL COHEN, having had 80 yeas experience, OILERS the
~. above infaliibte remedy i0r all Diseases
pertaining to the EYE. Opthamia, Of years.
standing cured in II weeks; the Tear IN The Z -
Eye, 81 years cured in 10 weeks; man OF this 49,
city being blind fort mont was restored TO the sight
of one eye ID weeks gentleman who always used specs
for S. years. by using only drop was enaped to read me
newspaper without them by eandleght hours alter In
dammaiion days cured by Sfngts drop. Ii giyes
nHlancy 10 the Eye, aud also strengthens the sight
20 205 PHILIPPE Street, aesr HeWa, and 42 ~.
Cfi.aRI rs Street. apH ly
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~ The Cans Wiea7s New Orleans and Canoiitor sv.tv
h9gf alter o'clock on 5nndayu If the weathsriI fair
q The Latayette Hone Cam viii leave every rs minntss
from theoeTnerof Bafonne and Canal ula mayIa--5m
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10 CLAIMANTS ON rae Us. eovHRNMBNT
ONE Of the undersigned will on the 18th inst proceed to
- Washington City, for the purpose Of attending Z
CLAIMS in their hands, and will give particular
attention to any business with the different Departments
Gi5 LANGDON s. GRICE. "a St. Charles st
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ERW oRLnAIEs 3 oARRoLLroN RA11RoAn

NEW ORLEANS q OARRoLLroN RAILROAD
. Dfpot., eorasr Q BargaNs aqa Psrdido strssts
single ticket, any dletnncg shove Pleasant "a oauta
sl1ge ozet 9r chidren overs and undar JqYsars 10 .
ia tsaJ s.,..As. 81 %
~ we 9oFe lllf fQf AnN oifiauoe heloW Pleasant rea
gllia laasesi1 iof4ny diEtance. no osnfs
tteseents IN Lafayette. Cau0lton ard vioinitv ~
1tled 1At ti1 Company has hXsd an nriforu rsie of
We Aqkes toE Rats4ga e she Caa to-wit; IS b
1a1 n sancei) Tor either Road ahd fof any fisfsSer
ghQf61 hall pEc8n0 such tukeiF aivaT fnr s9v e7ks
PERIOD than the hftt 70 the last Of each month @
a Jsf, ergJslsgly teE ladiss, il each lIsin.
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PHIIADELPHIA June g. 1S46I feel free 70 recommend
Dr. Davis Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar. from ny expert
Of its beneficial effects IN have been
for time past subject 70 attacks Of splitting Of hoOd at
tended with weakness Of the breast and ssnsson
the stomach accompanied with dyspeptie symphonic.
Last spring having attack Of it, Ieconmended By
who had been cured By Dr. DaVs Syrup,
TO Try it. ds and relieved by i in less than
bottle. It's apparent good effects were immediate.
JOHN Il. DRAM, Ladies' Shoemaker 20 Race a.
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n . n NJ = q UUs,
soda and Mineral Water MaDufae 5Irers.
II EsPECFULLY inform the public and their former
4 customers that they have re400edtO 12e GRy4YIER
e9ner q they are PREPARED to
m orders for M EkAI WAT r for the supply Of Steam
boats Hotels Bans and Private Families, OF iO Expectation
mission Merehants
~ SODA WATER and MEAD furnished il
FOUNTAINS as heretoioe. with and superior Dlawnt
apnRfnths anh 6rn
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.. y. GOAIEz. Professor b

For Day PRpis from s4 70 $40 per Month.
Boarding Pqpis. from Sl5to $40 per Month. apl2 Sm
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NOTICE
tHh sunsefibsTs have comAlete their arfauae. S=4H
ments for more extended business than tfRtN I n
- hitlie1Q done 6y the Old house. Our stock Of'sd
~ DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICAIS
sURHICAL lNsTRUMEETs AND PRRFumERY,
~ embpcing as intend it shall every article ueedful
% the Heads Of Families Planters and County Dealers will
s9t b e1cse Ell n sxceence Of quay Of
GENERAL PATENT MEDICINE AGENT
odec can be addressed me with confidence and certainty
Of having them properly and faithfully attended to moi %
gioualy experienced in this place.
~ The usual credits and facilities Of trade extended to
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MEDICAL.
NOTICE
nR. J. BENSADON can Be found, for the p5eaent- 81
~ 90 Canal street, between Bourbon and holaL le5u

NhR. WALLACE. No. "A Arcade Passag sitaps sirss9
~ New Orleans. OFFlcE HouRs-f1om A. N H.
ORpaRs IN At he Drug Store Of H. Bop9sbsl viii be
nifau al "a
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ROBERT SKINNER,
BRlCKLAYER No. "a ROYAL STREET,
Il UNDERTAKES all kinds Of ofFIRE-VVORK, such a. The
" Setting Of Cooking RANGES, Ovens, Steam -
Boers, elo. All work done By the subscriber will 81.
be guaranteed. and specimens Of his work may be
seen any time ~
with dspatoh. iai9 "
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WEAKNESS AND PAIN IN THE BREAST.
PHILADELPHIA, June % ls45.-l can highly recommend
Or Davis's Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar from know
ledge Of its virtues My wife had been affected for eng
lime with weakness and pain in the breast the OF this
would after time Ieeqr and On all occasions the Ieei was
speedy the first place. Its six mOntstnc
she has been free Of the affection consider It and
mend valuable medicine Its gthening effect
mas been yeIy great ~ aaaqon % lRe rs oas
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Efgl ;6fafeqett 8 nc ttqi7lsq ttqi7lsqgd
Syrup gives general satsfacon We have been Of il
for time and thought would order any but IL
il anQat daily inquired for and thought perhaps, IL
would ha hest 70 order anne
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kB MGfchans from different sections Of the country,
the hattennR OF the universal popularity
and efficacy Of Dr. pavss sypp, under their notice,
number of them, witnessing is virtues, hgve regularly sold
It addition that If i did not give satisfaction, the price
should be returned and Of them has had appea
ton ~ return the money This speaks volumes in favor Of
the asdeine. We append few extracts from ordeIs,
samples Of those in frequent receipt Of aa well a. Of
verbal accounts we irsdseRtly hear;
lFrom Doctors Vaughan and Rash both praecfHg pBss
eiqHs. as ueI as DTaRgistsJ
MIsHAWAKA Ind. June l. lS47---Dr. Davis Wild Cherry
and Tar goes of Ike not eGkss We think that you choose
to give Wholesale agency for that medicine, dl-
pose Of almost any amount in Nouhen Indiana.
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STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE HoUSl
OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Committee Of Elections Messrs. Richard w.
Thompson, Joseph Mulln, Lucien B. Chase Natha-
MEL Boyden, Timothy Jenkins, John Van Dyke, $.
w. Iige, J.Dixon Roman, Hezekah Williams.
ion, Alexander H. Stevens, James j. Mckay, Charles
Hudson, James Mcdowell, Charles s. Morehead, j.
Pollock, Samuel G. Hubbard, Henry. Nicol.,,
or (iaims.Messrs. John A. Rockwell, John
Wimot, George G. Dunn, Thomas W. I.igon Tho
mas $. Flournoy; james H. Thomas.
On Commerce. Messrs Washington Hunt, Jos.
Grinnel John Wentworth Moses Hampton, Ban
Gregory, Joseph A. Woodward Kingsley s. Bling
Oh Public La,ds-Messrs. Jacob Colamer, Gar
nett Duncan, A. Il. sheepperd, Richard Brodhead,
Harvey Putnam, Willard p. Hall, Alex. Evans w.
R.W Cobb Horace Greedy
: On nc Post Office and Post Roads. Messrs. Vim.
L. Goggn, Joseph M. Root, Charles Brown, Daniel
b. ST. John, John S. Phelps, Elisha Embree, George
For he District Of Columbia. Messrs John G.
Chapman, +. A. Talimadge, Albert @. Brown, WASH
ington Barrow, o. b. Fickln, VIM. Henry Thos.
Q. Edwards, Benjamin b. Thurston, John p.
Gaines.
On the Judiciary. Messrs. Joseph R. Ingcrsoll,
George Ashmun, John Petit Nathan K Hall, John
H. Lumpkin, james Dixon, Richard French, John
l.. Taylor, Richard X. Meade.
King, Chester Butler, Franklin w. Bowdon, Alfred
Ivcrson, Orlando Kellogg, Jonathan ID. Morris, VIM
A. Newell Il. X. Smart and William Pitt Lind
On Public Erpendifures.-M essrs. Thomas L.
Cingman John Strohm, Henry Bedinger Artemas
Hale, John Jameson, John w. Jones' Emile La
| Scre, Franklin Clarke, ii. 3. Conger
| on Pirate Land Ciains.-Messrs. John GAYLE
| J. +. Brady w. w. Wick, David Rumsey, IT., J.
| II. Harmanson, P. w. Tompkins, RS. Candy, An.
| drew johnson, Mason G. Darling
On Manufacfures.-Messr Andrew Stewart A.
Abbott, Joseph E. Edsal, John w. Houston, Chas
| E. Stuart Rliakim Sheriff., VIM. G. Brown, John
W. Crisfeld James ii. johnson.
ION Agriculture -Messrs. Hugh White, VIM
Sawyer, John G. Palfrey, Sampson w. Harris, VIM
Rockhl, Hiram Belcher, VIM. Thompson, John J
| Slngerland w. l.. Goggin
| on Indian Affairs. -Mcssrs. ID. M. Barringer NJ
| P. Gentry, Jacob Thompson, A. X. Mclvainc, Q
w. Cathcari, J. X. Giddings, l.. B. Peek, A. Buck
| ner, X. w. johnson,
| On Military Afairs.- Messers John NJ. Bolts
Armistead Burt, James Wilson, II. A, HARRISON
John Dickey, Linn Boyd, Dudley Marvin, VIM. I
i Haskell David Fisher.
On de Miiiiia.- Messrs. John b. Thompson
John Blanchard, Robert M. McLane Charles II
| Peaslee, H. T. l.. Beall Esbon Blacknar, william
A. Richardson, w. s. Featherston, r. Dickinson.
On Narai Afhirs. -Messrs. Thomas Butler King
Isaac 4. Holmes, r. G. Schonck, Hugh White, Thos
H. Bayly, Lewis @. Levin, Frederick p. Stanton
i David Outlaw, Amos Tuck.
On Eoregn Affairs. ---Messrs. Truman Smith
Henry w. billiard, G. .qngersoll, George p, Marsh
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STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE
SENATE,

On Foreign Relations Messrs Hannegan, Denion Web,
On TTnancs- Messrs. Anterior, Dickinson Clay ton
Hunter, and Phelps
On commerce -Mes3rs Dix Breese, Johnson OF Mary.
land, Davis, Of Mass. and Hamiin. s
on M.n4laetnes-M essrs. Dickinson, lpham, Butler,
Clarke, and Sebastian
on Agriculture Messrs. Sturgeon, Turney, Spruance,
On Military Agairs- Messrs Benton, Davis Of Miss,
o. ne Ahhtia-Mesars Rusk, Aichison, Green, Dodge,
and Underwood.
son, Of Maryland, Cameron, BADGER and Dickinson,
On Public Ldnds-- Messrs Breese Corwin, Felch, I'm.
on Pripate Land Claims -Messrs Downs Foots John.
son, Of louisiana Fitzpatrick, and Badger.
o. Indian A6airs-Alessrs Achson, Phelps, Houston,
Oh Ciaims-NIessrs Mason, Westcott, Underwood, Brad
O,Repoliiomary Claims NIessrs Bright bradbury, Up.
ham, Rnsk, and Johnson, Of La
Jon .he Jndciny-Messrs, Butler, Berrien, Weslcott,
On ne Post Office and Post Roads essrs Miles, Stnr.
geon, Pearce, Rnak, and Corwin. .
on Pensions Messrs Johnson, Of Louisiana Telch,
Phelps Dodge and Baldwin. si
For he Disir4et 6f Columbia Measrs johnson, of Ga,
Fitzgerald, Miller Foote, and Greene.
On peHss q, ama e m s aa
On Refrenchment-M Turney, Douglass, Mangnm,
On lie 7ssriiories Messrs Douglass Bright, Clayton
on he Puddle buildings -Messrs Hunter, Yulee, and
o. he Expenditure Of Senate Messrs Walker, Mica,
and pearce.
on Prinfing -Messrs Cameron, johnson. Of Nd, Ftz.
On Engrpssed Bius.- Messrs. Rusk, Mason, Baldwin
On he Library Messrs Pearce Davis, OF Mississippi,
On Enrolled Rins, -Messrs Rusk, and Fitzgerald,
SELECT COMMITTEE OF THE. SENATE.
Select Committee the bin Is $3.50 10 pToride for taking
Of ne ef Tmied s,ssMessrs Cameron, Davis q Mass
Butler, Underwood, and iireese
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aRAHAMs MAGAzINE---1a4o.
q. r. GRAHAM, j. r. CHANDLER, AND }. D. TAYLOR,
.'Ef# EDITORS

.
rrHE JANUARY NUMBER OF GRAHAM's MAGA.
ready for the mails and for shipments agents The Pub
fishers and Editors while expressing satisfaction In the
trnornnry success with which their efforts elevate the
character Of the periodical literature OF the country have
been crowned respectfully offer statement Of their pre-
variations for the New Volume. II IL well known that no
other Magazine published in the English language has
presented such array Of lustrous contributors Bry
ant Cooper, Paulding, Herbert Iongfcllow, Hoffman,
Willis Fay, Smms, constitute alone corps greater han
any ever before engaged for single work An exana
ton Of our last volumes will show that these distinguished
writers have all furnished for this miscellany articles equal
10 the best they have given TO the world They, with our
other old contributors will continue to enrich our pages
with their produeops and several eminent authors who
have not hitherto appeared N our pages VII nereaer ee
compete with Grahams Magazine, IN IT'S literary character
will be unsuccessful In every department. the highest
talent In the country will be ense' ana no eho spared
10 maintain It's present reputation as the leading literary
periodical OF America.
TERMS.
Gr,ot Inducements 10 PostndsterS and Gibbs, une-
ouolied by those Of any other Establishment.
Far three dollars In advance (par money in the States
from which II Is remitted) copy Of Graham for one
wear and mezzont portraits, proof sheets OF Gen
TAYLOR, Gen Butler, Gen. Scott, Gen. Worth, and Capt
ysuSe set Of psror or library peturea they engrv
ed from undobed originals BY the best artists and are o.
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Grahams Magazine Or the option o. ne subscribe, Me-
print, from the BURN Of celebrated English artist
For Ave dollars two copies yearly, and set oil the por
traits above named, TO each subscriber.
For ten dollars FIVE copies yearly, and copy Of TIL
Magazine to the postmaster or ether person forming tn
club.
person forming the club
Philadelphia, December ~.
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WINES AND LIQUORS AT REDUCED
PRICES.

WE WILL. hereafter sell all the following WINES and
w LIQUORS al from 10 to % per cent below our former
prices: -
rs baskets Hiedsieck CIAMpA GNE WINE.
80 do Geslers's champagne OF extra fine quality.
IS do Bochi's champagne fair article.
25 do Shield brand, pts. and qis,
rs doz old reserve MADEIRA, vintage 1916.
az Z" London l., r., very fine.
10 " Sercal, old and fine.
II 90 Bual Madeira, very old and fine.
10 4" Malmsey do choice article
~ +" Grape juice do very old.
~ Z" Pon,ar's Bro, sherry, extra fine.
- f" DO. 20 fine article.
/. ~ . Amnntilado pale sherry, very fine.
10 OLD PORf IyINE,yery hne.
90 OLD COGNA Brand y, pale and dark.
7 so OLD MONONGAHELA IYHiSK Y, very prime.
with great variety ofother wnes and liquors all Of which
willbe sold un,s,,aly low SiNfNfS 4 SON
We have on hand part Of the stock OF Madeira and
Sherry Of the late Walter Smith, which was selected from
his Of wines with much care, and will be sold much
below his fixed prices ten years ago SIS
jan Idly Pa avenue, opposite jackson Hall
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.Innaarp 8, ls4s.

Dear Sir Believing that public statement
of my affection may be Of service to others sim
ilarly afflicted as well benefit to yourself
take this means of informing you, that about three
years ago was attacked with Rfnorrhage Of
he Latngs which induced my friends TO despair
Of my recovery My h4alth continued 10 decline
for year. when l was seized with Neuralgia and
severe Vertigo. Having applied to physicians, both
in this place and Baltimore, without the least bene
fit and having also made use of the Gdlranic Bat
terry without any good effect, concluded to try your
Extract Of Sarsupdriia, and am happy TO say,
that after using single bottle the pains entirely left
me and have been better ever since.
Respectfully, ENOCH w. SMALLWOOD.
ToA. J. ScHwARTzE, Jr, January ", 1916
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PHYSICIANS CER7YFYCA TIES.
WASHINGTON, Jdnttdfy 3, /

WARRINGTON, JdHunfU 3 I64b,
| am informed Of the ingredients Of which Dr.
Scbwariye's Compound Extract Of Sarsaparia is
composed and believe 1t to DO the best preparation
of The kind with which am acquainted, and admir-
ably adapted 10 produce sautary Alternative effect.
PERIGRINE WAKEFIELD, NJ. ID.
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CARD.--All persons to whom am Indebted
n are respectfully informed that VIII meet my
obligations as fast as shall be able TO 20 so. mean
tins I should he pleased to have the opportunity
Of lIauidatlng my debts, either in whole or N part
by iob.printing by advertisements In or suo'enp'
uo"' ~ ''s ''' CHARLES w. FENToN
Proprietor Of Net. WhR
Washington, Jan'y LIST, ls4s,
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JOSEPH Radcliffe,
WAsHlSdroN, December y, ls47.
WAsnINeroN, Deeember. rs, ISM.

To DIR. A. J. ScHwAnTzE, Jr.
Dear Sir hereby acknowledge a debt Of gra-
titude due you, in saying that attribute my pre-
sent state Of good health entirely the of your in
valuable preparation of iSarsaparilid. Having been
afflicted with an Hlfammatory hheumatic Affection
Of the knee-joint, which sweled to such degree as
me OF the entire use of my limb, and having been
attended by the most eminent physicians, without
the least prospect of recovering made use of your
Extract Of Sarsaparilla to the amount of bottles,
after which began to use my limb, and upon its
further Use had the satisfaction to find the disease
radicaed and my general health very much impro
we'd Two years have now elapsed and my health
still continues good. You areat liberty TO make use
of this as you may think proper.
Very truely your obedent servant,
VIM w. STEWART.
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: NNSHINUTUN,
Having been made acquainted with the ingredients
and mode Of preparing DR.. Schwartze's Compound
Extract Of Sarsaparla, believe it to be most hap
nv remedial combination of that valuable root with
he other remedies of which il is composed
g" j. NJ GIBSON, NJ, ID. g.
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ScHwARTzE, Jr., January ~, 1915.
WAsHlNoroN, January "a, Il

--7 WAsHlNoToN, january a 1915,
Ii gives me pleasure to say that am acquainted
with the proprietor Of the above medicine and also
with number of gentlemen, who have tested Its eff
cacy; and have no doubt, from the unmpeachable
character Of the gentlemen who have volunteered
their certificates, that they can be fully relied on
ULYSSES WARD.