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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-22

FoENAL RELrGIoN-Mrs Svi-shclm. the anna
bic talented and plain spoken Editor Of the Pitts
bnrsh Saturday Visitor, gives the following des
cripton Of worship as prac,iced by too many who
have Theology without it, practical use.
The different denominations NAV differ about
many things, but the burden Of every creed Cath
Ole and Protestant Is building churches and deco
rating them, saving prayers AMI listening to ser.
mons; for somehow or other il ha, got into the
heads Of the Christian world that Religion, Ike
Politics consist. in talk The Religions, serves
God as the politician does man, By talking. Lip
service, lip service, liz preaching pray.
ing, singing and reading. Then by way of varia.
ton, they turn ruuud and read, sing, and pray and
preach; but all the power; required in serving
God are voices Ii other bodily functions are used.
II Is simply hands to make a place to preach and
pray m, and feet to carry Us thiihcr. Mahumrt'
big angel embodied the present Christian idea Of
worship To a nicely. lie had ten thousand heads.
and in every heal ten thousand mouths, and in
every mouth ten thousand tongues, and in every
tongue ten thousand voices. This is the worship.
per 10 do the wind work but where none such
are to be found, large organs. bass yiols flute.
and clariOnctts make n tolcrable substitute
Where these are not permitted choirs well train
cd to screaming, preachers with stcntorian lungs
and BIZ lists that can make the wclkn ring, make
more democratic demonstration Of worship, and
serve Ia keep up the idea that the God they are
wor,hppmg may possibly have fallen asleep OF
gone on journey, and needs like Ba,l to be ava,
kcned or recalled"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-22

kossrrH's CHuDREN-The Ncnna correspond.
eut fthe London Times, learns from friend Just
returned from Pesth, some authentic information
as to the women and children now confined i'll the
castle Of that city. He says that KoSsuth, two
sons aud one daughter, a, also two of Guyon, chill
drcn, are in the hands OF the imperiali.,s.
The little kos-uth's are so totally without Pc
cuniary resources, that Gen. Hlynau war moved
by compassion To deposit go in the hands Of the
governor ofthe castle for their benefit The tn.
tor Of Lo,suths children who was concerned in the
rebellion las been removed by the authorize, hut
the goyeruess has been left with her helpless
changes
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-22

Doc CESsus-The editor of the Plough Loom
and Anvil, hopes, that they who take the mex,
census, will also ascertain the number Of dogs
male and female, in every county in the United
States, and also il possible, the number of sheer
killed by dogs. He believes the cost Of idle quad
ruped dogs, exclusive Of biped, is equal to the
whole value OF our exports grain and provisions
TO Europe.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-22

Bloorpy--1hc Onodaga Standard mentions
that the Hon Horace Mann recently gave lecture
in those "diggirs' which the clergymen refused to
announce, because OF its tendencies and its being
delivered on a Sunday evening
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-22

A BESroS ORGAN Ar WAsHiNeToy-Bla and
Rives have dissolved partnership; the batter vii
continue the publication Of that very valuable pa
per, the Congressional Globe" and the former
will set upa paper to advocate the claims OF "Olc
bullion to the Presidency.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-22

making members OF congress lie; them ., leas,
try their power Brethren Of the country press
lei "a watch de raos ements Of our members Of
co'gress, AMI see how they vote ON this great
peopes inca ,ne the fee circulation vi every pa.
per in it. own county.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-22

In another column viii be founI ;lr proceed
Of the n,cr;ug ui tie O u c. On "Wednesday
evening last twill te seen that the Club have
determined to cc,chri;c the death of the old
ven, il ;cc.r Lute vii. the aiicirn,l, establish
cd custom ot .hl order, at ,lty Mansion House, GA
Newyclr>,E,e.-.Nc uon>ion here that Tire
o u. c Is moi a regularly orginiAed soticty Of
initiated mcmhcr-, Is many >ugpu,e but includes
every unmarried gentleman in the universe The
suir and Substance OF ;l,r o. e. {. simply this
The youuy men Of the town of Ottawa, Gy way
ui pyoriu,u a general good feeling amons,t each
other have f,r number Of years pas, been in the
La1. OF having a splendid supper ua the above
eve and ,hey extend a most curdiu Invitation To
their bachelor friends Of SURROUNDING Villages and
cou Try genera ~ to join WITH them. I.ny very
pleIs,n. acquaintance and attachments have
been formed Mt tie meetings winch viii only
fade IL the tomb. And we can safely SAY tina. no
one h ever attended The Bachelors Supper with
GU; REGARDING i, ever after as one Of he llplies,
nights he ever splut Let there b. general
tlr.out--a regular Feast of the PISS Over ia
which a,lGmcy personal l.icJt.es and .reayaa
ces shall b. eraced nom the book y. Remembrance
ana the dearly beloved pass into the new year
with renewed associations, renewed at;ae' mcnts
and redoubel friendly feeling towards eachOther
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-22

THUNDER AyU LIGHTNING DIR l. ?. Adams,
who has become quite famous Throughout; the
eastern world As lecturer on Electricity vii! be
here Oh mex. Monday evening tie 3ith int. 20
ediiy and anu,e our iu;elison, citizen. With ,l.s
pranelnSs an cape.ingi Of ~. Tr4h.il.s pei
TIE LIGHTNING o. BxA7Ey II. vii eAl.o., and
cxpl III the various Improvements Al. op.r, ions
of the Electia Telegraph; how tie names Of pr.
sons can be written il eligible Letters at au, d.s.
lance, by Lightning. \ ,ompl.;e mo .lle Of a We.
ry curious magnetic en-i'e, now used IN scotland.
upon the Glasgow ril.oad vii b, pu, in opera.
ton; Colts Sab Marine Battery Will be iilu,tr,t
cd By actual experiment, DC An Amos; ianu.
merable variety OF experiments with electricity
Of a highly interesting character, will be shown
and explained. Admiitance 10 cents. These are
the hiad olsbows we ike to patroniLe.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-22

IOtIIFtlTE, Do, 7,
TREMENDOUS loss or Wharf.-The City Mil,
in tai, city, owned by Gcueral Beach wcrrrushcd
last night under the weight ofwhcat stored in tho
upper loft There were 10000 bushels in the
mil, all Of which went down 10 the river below
and is a total loss. About one-half of the blidng
is entirely ruined
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-22

AN IRisH APOLOGY FOR BEING LAsr.--FeliS
Mccarthy, Of tn. Kerry Militia was generally late
on parade. "Ah, Felix" said the Sergeant, "you
are always last" BE aIsy Sergeant Sullivan,
was the reply, surely some one must be last"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-22

\ MisrASE-Mr Holbrook, the Opaque eli,
tor of the Peru Telegraph says the milk
in the eOcoanut' was caused by his assuming
the !abors Of an editor This we think j. mis-.
take, as his "cocoGnt" has been full of milk and
water" ever since our acquaintance with him
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-22
ST. LoUIs, Dec. els q. m

ST. LOCis, Dec 10 D. N.
Markets unchanged in every respect. Flour IS
Hog. unchmgcd, 2G9 25 Up to this time so,
600 have been cut up at the different packing
houses
River free Of ice--it i, now moving.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-22

Tie editor Of the last Peru Telegraph, 10y way
Of proving TO his readers that his paper is not a
na;smcs, holds forth as follows:
"Mr Osman used To try to be rather clever
with US, and some of the back numbers If his pa
PER viii show some passages, in our favor, which
lily COMFORT with those bitter frequent, and vol
luminous anatheEas q which he now 6ellhes cut
against US
Very true; but We never eu,ogIzel Mr.. llol-
brooks skill Us an editor for every one who reads
lis paper must know that he Is unit FIR tie stat
ton. We have ON several occasion, Kindly aiNi-
sd him to lay aside the quill AMI seek out some
other employment better adapted to his ca.'bor,
hu', like Crazy SAM, he spurus the advice Of lis
friends as impnicnt AMI insulting We sin thInk
Mr. uo.Lrook could do honor to a baru.yard, OF
even a saw-buck, but Is an editor of ncwspa-
per he viii be the hnshingsto'k Of the public
press a. long a> lie lives, We SAY Iii, with -
kindness towards him
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-22
CoLUNBUS, Dec. 20

COLUMBUS, Dec 70
LEGIsIArrUE--1he Senate has not oct elected
speaker, and there is no prospect Of an organila
ton soon Sixteen TO 20 ballots are had Tally with
Il tie on each ballot
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-22

The New Tribune states that sample Of Corn
sorn steam. dried That Ind been orn,nS V twenty
months ago. II had been shipped to Rio Janerio
and came back sweet and good s II Il had recent
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-22
CINCINNATI, Dec ELS r. ".

River stationary
Sales zoo bbls flour at 81 IS, 400 bbls lard 81
Hogs-irw offering Holders are asking full
rates 500 sold at 81 gOa2 q5.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-22
Extract from the Report of the Post Mas
ter General.

IL scctlS long 10 have been inc fcceiNcu lTutipic
in tbs Department that IL expenses should be al
ways kept within the inccme furnished 10y postage,
and all exertons NJ the Improvement and exten.
son ot the service are 10 he limited TO and fall
within such receipts This opinion OF the commu-
nifty without the Department is believed to DE
that the General Post Office being lor the di>sem-
inaticn of intelligence and advancement Of bust
ness, /, not proper subject of taxation; that no
burhen for pubic service should lean upon 4,
and that tile rate vi postage should only be such
- vii pay tie expense q! the care, conveyance
and delivery oi the matter ou winch tie postage
l. laid These views are IN no way Incompatible
and may both he successfully regarded provided
a reasonable compensation be made to the Depart
mcut for the soryiye It I,toruS, 10y those whose
benefit such service Is required
II must he quite obvious that there can he no
practicable method of asctrtainlug tue expense Of
mail service on each particular letter or paper as
il flutt,areS with the cost in each different section
Of the country; bu. what is the proper proportion
Of each class uf service may be settled with
good degree Of justice IT. whcu a>c,rtamei it's
10 hear is proportion aud that only
The classes Of service now required are three,
the care, transportation and deNerv-tr>t OF let
tiers, second If newspapers and pamphlets third
of matter carried without compensation Its 10y
postage the two first clasSc, of segN Ice that the
whole expenses Of the Department "yc now sgs
tanned
The whole number Of letters CHARGED y ,h IN.
age passing through the mail, the ~. vca- vi
onei on the postage received oprreal :. .oa -
heretofore approved a.ogntel :. 49,. ,,,, Mn
ions
On all ~ ,ett-rs ibs ,,,.,,, c,,rc,,,l v,,s
SS,Ssr d., r.,,,.,, - ,j ,,ar,nLIo,. $50
t,B 7. - vii kn,un that ,h. n,ItT..s ON tbs
" --,,,,a-s o,,J ,,,,,.rra,. i, ,r,i.7 ., ,L.,r
MOI H. All r,,'l.r. II, :, vsr, ,,r,,t d,..r,s lass
,bs ,l,, ,t,,.a. ~ ~ 4, ~, nav ,h.;r
,,r,,,o,,;n Of tl. s,,s,,s If tbs s,rvi, II tbers
ior follows thai The l,,t,r rnst,.-. p,ys now NOT
,,I, f,r ia o,y, ,o., M olI, f,r vIt tb, ,,,,.,
,o:tare All. .lort II i-s nronorti,n md also for
an Tho o,bar o,,er,ti,ps ami ssryi,s. nj tho De-.
,,,rt,,,s,,, in,,,tn. t .v,sn.as nj ali tho n,,ttsr
carried far tba nnhli, v-6rrt my f,nm ,,overn.
rnar, This I,in,,s NJ IN inn,;ra WIN, j. IN, ~.
toni cf tins cl,ss ~ sary,a rendered without nay
from the errl,,.rs
Fir.t Win, /. ,I., ,,,-rr, and or,,,,,t NJ iii.
f,anLr3 pIttrri
The bs,Js If IN, litF. rsrt d,por-,per.s frank
an tho mail mater som, from tbeir ra,nactiye de.
p1rtnents AMI receive free MI TO tber, directed
I-nlsr an s,t of 1sl5 an oc,,,ut was ksrr nv tho
Post otBce If the city of Washington Of all such
,n,,,er ys,.;,sy b,, tLs dn,rtrn.nts G,r IN, ve,r
rn,iin, Iipa IN Isia Int mn ar,,,rt II the nat.
-, from, tr,,, n ,os,,,,e M, tho, rn,,;,,sl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-22

SSoANs IAGGiEE-As Il book purely uscGil-
withoa: page Of superfuons matter IN It--anl 20 f
high value to every man having the clrC OF hors
sanl cattle, We feel justified, ly the evidence Of
hundred witnesses, in giving our unqualified re-
commentator in favor Of Sloans Horse Fsrrier
aud Cattle Doctor" /, Is for sale q, the drug
s:ores--lrite 80 cts
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-22
The q, IL, G..

When man curses nature still testiies to truth
and law,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-22

TIFINTIVTr T7VI T.
No new featcr in mercantile affairs. The pro.
duce market has been steady and not active
Grain-l'he trade is very tame, and holders
would Willingly accept reduced prices American
flour sells for 23a2 Is for best western canal
Corn is in very fair request at 29a99s I'd for
white 26c 7da21s for yellow.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-12

y tigsIc ne IEfEaRArH.--We had the pleasure
- t3lRigC II listening 70 The gransmiasion Of mu-
1I Isltgrpli ever the wires from Boston t.
New York We hapPeaed q. b. 81 the oiiiee No.
8 Hanover street, IN this city. When There was
sense Is business oremii0ns Mr. W. Porter,
yoHhG bat skilsul operator in the Boston sfiiee,
asked Is what tuHe we would have we replied,
Yankee Doodle, and, to our surprise, lac ilnms-
diaiely complied with our request Tho instrument
commenced drumming the notes Of the tune as
perfectly ard as distinctly as a skillul drummer
could lare mads them 1t the head Of a regiment,
snd many viii Be- asfonished to hear that YANKEES
Doodle can travel By lightning We lheB called
ioI Hail Columbia, when the notes Of that ma
sion1l air wara distinctly beat0lr. Wsthen asked
ioI Aud Lang Syne,n the notes or sounds Of
which were also transmitted. A friend called, for
+" Old Ban Tucker. when Mr. Porter also sent that
tune, 4 enything, in more perfect manner than
che others. Sc perfectly and distinctly were the
souhd Of lhese iunes transmitted thai good insru-
inenlal performers could haso had no difficulty in
keeping iia with She instrument At this end Of The
wires. This Is one Of many lelegfapho novelties
Nee Terk ErBrca, Oct. 81.
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~ No. So CUSTOIfHOUSE STREET. NJ o.
INVALUABLE DlSCOVERY-NO PAY RRoUIRED
UNTtL CURK Is EFFEoTHD.-PnyHte DE0auea cured in
few dAyt by regular phypcan without mercury other
poisoaouI medicines, al No. 90 CUsToMHousE sTRHHT,
New Orleans, Louisiana.
Dr.. MULLEN calls the attention Of those afflicted with
any Of the forms Of certain Dyeats, TO his general adyeF
ssment in another column. The treatment adopted By
him that which has the approval Of the most dn gushed
has proved beyond doubt that permanent cure
foT me worst caseS of constitutional syphln gOnohgb
structure enlargement Of the plOI8te glands, diseases in
duced by certain solitary practice etc., now becb
tanned to moral certainty, application DO mat p thods
whose intalEeRcs, skill ard experience be relied or
Since Dr. Mullen opened in this city, all the
that have under his have been cured without
single exception. Some Of those Of yes' Standing
One remarkable case Of structure 90 YsaB old has been cured
the EuTpTise OF the patient The gentleman (wheAe
probability knoSn to the citizens Of New OTeans)l At
hand, and (bT his psrmEsOn) be referred to- Dr. 3
treatment of structure il not known South OF Now York.
His treatment of gOnohWa and glee the most perfect
diEcOveTed. Il is The Shortest latest and rust The
patient takes c0pRiya ouebs urpentne OF other Eau
doses but obtained 10 two days without
pain Inconvenience OF hange of diet " No pay unesS
cure is effected within the time named.
IMPOTENCY.-Y Young men or Othen who, BY seIual eI-
self pollution have brought On themselves any
Of the painful Consequences resulting from unrestTaHsd
indulgence OF the passions, such premature impO-
teR0y, involuntary seminal emissions, gsEetal debility o.
ooRstitudOna a. deanEement may consult DE-. Mullen with
honorable confidence be oen them perfect cure. The
gtTiotest secrecy observed -
Dr. Mullen oan be o0ntultsd daily at his Office No, 80
Cust0mhOuaa 81. BENJAMIN MULLEN, NJ ID.
az Remember No. IS CuaiomhOuBs ct iYlbu
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Or Wednesday last the Fall Racesoi the Adams
codnty Jocky Club commenced under peculiarly ia
eoiablo circumstances. Tbs weather vas iine, lie
AZ blaring, and the track was in excellent order
AZ soon as L was announced that Col Binganahis
.riqffoa and Mhrdis, mare, Eliza BeamaH,
would positively starr some very sharp betting conn
n6n1ed --iHdeed, wo don't remember when partc-
Mar pafies were sweet upsn their iayorites
Eisa heaman, however, was the Avofile in the
early part OF tte day and was backed up to within
short uHle Of starting against the isld; but when
she WAS stripped aomu Of her hackers lost confidence
ia hof-she evidently lacked that which she show
et the week previous ia Jefferson Shc Svas mani-
fesdy 81 hllle, whilst Temptation appeared more
animated end promissd the score Of condition 10
make good Fnees The Port Gibson horse Jack
<nleTed b Nh Huichins. was a stranger, aud but
NV seemed dispossd to sasiain him. He was a
vtIy handsome aud well built horse, but was pro.
nduaeed too Cat e Tun fast On being saddled and
nouaied, thay were brought UP 70 The post and
fley bounded on together.
a ~ BiuFainan entered Temptation !; Mr.. Mar
"a entered Eiza Beaman. Mr. Hutchinson, Of Port
Gibs9n, sniered B. b. Jack
fafH Hsat.--1einpialioA was the first 10 jump
cH Ia trent, end kept Tie truck all The way round
hiaa bcamaii was about half length behind her.
tld Jack about two lengths behind AZ the first
101lch, and when the two mares reached the half,
nalepost il eyideal the horse would be dis
al1ed On reaching Minors Turn the two mares
ress slongside, and came home together, Temp
zliau winning BY about ? lengths, and Jack being
easnced Time lj2
c.e.t Heai,--Jnck was Withdrawn and the
qsa, ane allowed between The heats having es-
f.ei le hoJs wera again IN their saddles and on
N 4 eaauiilul start, at speed which showed no
u,'aaauon q energy in the noble animals they be-
'igqe Temptation took ihe lead, and maintained
eleasai ihe heat, and won the race with ease.
asosp lArs-Col. Bingsman entered his beau
~ q. j. seH, years old, b. Rullin, dam ArFaine /;
iiHqpl, Of Louisiana, entered Ch. mare,
peae sister TO Sarah Bladen.
ssang raoe was expected to-day, as the
Neie equally matoheda and NO one could
INNER. The colt had never been run
i.s. ~ r. bed eui few hackers, every body almost
e,-'i- w Z. % ~ on Jenny Breeze. This race IS
~ the first heat The coli took the
-r ieirsd 4 with apparent ease the whole
~ ''e1nd heat was but a rendition Of the
~ t,eaaing with ease. Time, 1.fj-1:49
"A ..,..i ~ immbull To state that his mare
'-e hef usullt time and that II she mi
teeo 0del could hive owen tbe oolf II
.-fI5 n 'i'. Z As fidef would have found agree.
1oaa got have beaten him.
70 iaee az the ,Fack YESTERDAY. brt 10
t lae i'si Day Tie raee Win No dosbt be y,
and exciting one NC si
~ Dc ealries: Thomas Garter
tisoai n. McCullouah enters
ei p 1eehazzaf. ]. hIrr5;s en,-ss Js3:-
'a''''' Fr'. loadsr. 1914.
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NNTiLLIAM l.. GUSHING, Commission Merchant
wv No. % GRAvIER street. offers for sale
REIN led SUGARS-Leai, Powdered and Crushed, oil
W., Wo9IseyS stegaTts LoveripgI and Orleans ReineheJ
CH0COLATE-lSo boxes of Sweet Chocolate; Also Ba.
PICKLEsC PRESERVES, eto-lOO boxes gallons, haIye,
and quarts Pickles; Tomato, Walnut and Mushroom
ketchupi Pepper Sauce: Assorted Preserves and Jeies
SPERM OIIr-In casks and bbls., pure and beacbed
WHALE, SOLAR and ELEPHAhTOILS-Inb barrels
pure and bleRched.
SWEET OII.-100 baskets pintS and quarts
-BUFEER-St Louis and Cincinnati DackinF
GHAMPASNE-Ot various qualities,
IoBACCO-lIo boxes yerss superior ard other brands
ClGARS-lC D 900 Common Cigars
bARlbEhI p PkESERg ESQ boxes LAmbert's Viuks.
o- g gn5 re3aehes preserved, il superior order.
?. II. GODDARD BRANDYI6 balcnins,
mlafRElhA VINE 70 quarter casks various qualities
Er A4ltNi L, " NEI25 g4eLteT,c casks, pure juice
yin, baANDf. KUN, ete.-All kinds Of common and
Rum Jamaica Ram; Irish, Scotch and Old Whiskes;
i aSe CqTqGoe Guigno Ell Absynth; COrdalS and
FOG gALlFoRNIA --IlemeticaIly sealed HOLSTERS and
DISQUALIFICATION Il GrOnsted's Louisville Ky, in
~, 2, half and quarter cans. i II
VI AAlsBERRlEs-50p BckaEey, halves and quarters.
AHAci imperial, GunpOWdeT HyEOn, etc. in half chests,
81, and u - bOxes and eaniseTs. s-t ~
sOAF-Caaue, Boston and Cincinnati
1rfl.. , &c. Ais os,... - -
Mqekere and Salmon in kits and halEkts Caret Ground
spices o. al kinds Curre Powder Pepper, Aspiee Cloves,
si0ughton BteT Painted Tubs UndefwOOds and George
MilleEs Lemon SyIqps, Table salt Con Mae9Ton Yer,
ton Irvine, WnshbOards, Nest Boxes and Buckets Ale.
Porter and Brown Stout Cuba Cga Playing Cards ut
mlegs, sage Indigo, LezengeS Barrel Covers Maaga
n B. OTie from The country for goods, not in line,
will be promptly filled, when accompanied with
ash. sHxl38
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Passages etc. etc. have been cured by this COuponnd Mix
ture and cases Of SYPHILIS Of the most inveeTae scTn
u9H havepI0mpty yieded to their sanative influence.
Inc afatlon 49, without doubt, most eectuRl rem.
edy, and has cured many obstinate dseaes afleT many
other medicines had failed. In It's improved form 1t is near.
~ taseess and effects permanent cureiH he spaes 0Ue
OF stG days without much restriction diet any eX-
poSue or business Besides this important ADVANTAGE il
that occurs so often after the Of other medicines generally
prescribed and II taken in the first Of the disease Il
VIII arrest the discharge and oil unpleasant feeng
n aiew days In Ong.pTOaced or chronic stages of the
Diseases in obstinate elects, Female Complaints such
ever discovered -
We do not offer these Specifics as P1NAoEA OF cure
every thing but for the Hbove.named authoI
iLed by DIS Leroy and Peleer, OF Paris, (he iHyeno)
to guaranty cure.
We would here remark that these preparations have been
before the public of Newt orleans for the last and
they have universally proved effcaoiOus.
" Sole Agency, No. 10 C.ARONDELET Street
betDeeH Canal aud Common streets. 81 iy
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EDUCATION.
high H021n99 lG Ed Eo 81 EAPEas

rs fofRDNR8 on Tl-fT PUPfES
StaqE9H1t5T gT8 gsAs y; 5osazl EEs1.. =
Af tat 1lsia, ALLISON dom kondonlp this lnaltu
ton gundEue on the beat plans Of European Instructions
tIt OF study thorough and 1yElanno
theories, unpordai methcdf uf taNuinr elicit day
ar Literature
The French Language il under the aup1Fnendanoo Of
French gentleman Of hah literary attainment other Ian
guages music and the Accomplishments taught BY
tsIs Of eQusl emiAoao8 in their professional.
Drawing in even style Is taught By the MlseH ELISA
Themselves pup for many ofone Of the most eminent
drawing masters In Europe.
az Terms may be known on application 10 the residence
Of the Misses ALLISON CarSndalats n8ly
oARRoILToN FEMALE SEMINARY,
fNlHlS lnalitu0n continues under the charge Of MS
Il WARREN, who takes lliis method 10 HOliet the
patronage of parents AVID guardians.
~ Terms for Board and Tuition payable monthly in
hdvnncel, al5 per mOIth.
kfY Terms Of Music with use of PianO) 45 per m0nth
NEFKR TO- 4ts4
Rev. DR.. Scott, Rev. E r. Beadle A. N, Ogden,
j. A. Maybin, lCol l. T. Preston, wv. II. Scott,
Chas. Gardiner ~. Hampton, Rev. ]. Tgirhel. ,
DR.. ]. W. PiotOn. Pref. ForsheY. sl3 2m