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The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-08
LITTLE ROCK

D' We are inGeb'sa to Capt wm. Allen. Q the steamer Hiram Powers. fer lals New osieaa. papers.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-08

Col Fresaont-COl. Benioa Is said 10 b. prepar- ing fos publication account of the sufferiBgs of Col Fremont and his party. from material furnished from the gallant leader himself Some sf tAs de- tails are too horrible for publication. The whole blame for the disasters is thrown upon the guide, who. tho well recommended, proved entirely unfit for his duiy The reports of the privsiions of the party and the survivors being compelled feed upon the dead bodies of their companions, are confirmed
The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-08

ExaaRsioa of Watey in Freezing Stahe-An experiment. expansion of water in freezing sists attended with singular results triea by correspondent off Montreal Gazette, during the last winter Ha5liied 2l pound shell three foa rths Of an inch ia thickness, with water. and plugging uP ie hole securely, exposed h to the action si the frost, during one of our keepest nights last winter la the morniDg he found the mighty power had eiyieed the iron into four sections one of which, weighing 4ls pounds, must have passed ap- ward ever wheel, bshind which il had been placed. The ice remaining in the section ieft behind looked as if ig had been ounded.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-08

4 Senator ia Congress Iastyucted saf of las seaf = Both Houses of the Legislature oi Niseonsih' me Senate by vote of ten 10 six. and the House by @ vote of Iorty-tWo to nine, have passed the ioo"As .ss4.atlass Sir. XAikes Las ;ust been ie=elesiea 70 the Senate for six years, but gave the vote com con plsihed of after his reelection was secured A' Walker is also Southern born
 Resoiued bg ih> Senate and -4ssembiy z ths Sfal' Of Viscoasia That ihs course of Hon. | r. " sike', one of the Senators of this State n The Congress o' the United States, in presenting and voting 'oi 4N amendment to the genefsl appropriation biA s,''f ding for government in California and Ne" mF"- CO., west of the Rio Crsnde, which did aoi co'''a''
 provision forever prohibiting the ihitooAe non e' slavery or involuntary serviiude n sad tsn'"'ss' has violated bs oft-Tepeaied as well as h's Sot written pledges given before ais eieehoh' oa 'es' subject. and ousfsged lbe feelings, aod misrefis senled those who elected bim 10 ihai siaii"f'' a'' has ouenly violated he instructions eonlainea ~ lhe resolutions passed by ihis body On the ssps'' nf slavery. al is present session Therefore, R.sois,d. Tbat Mr, Walker is hereby t''si9c' ''1 immediately to resign has seat in inc uni'ed Ssa'' Senate. .h., Rraoioea. That Hon. Henry Dodge, o"f o'hs' i, Senator. ,n voting against he proposition o' ''t Walker as he did, oa inc 2oth Of February e'i ss' fepeese,ied the vic ss and wishes Of his eotssiihe' on that subject, for which we express to b'"' ''' 1 most cordial sppsoya. Of his course
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Elopement Extraordinarr.

The Boston Chronotype of the 10th ult ehroui. cles the following incident in humble ife-a sad commentary on the morals of Boston watchmen:
 We learn that one of the city watebmen, named John Glossendcr, who resided in Salem street eofed on Friday last with young woman who has been
 living in his house for two or three years past his sister. Giossenaer is between thirty and bir ty five years old. and the girl only abont nneteen : We not informed of the circumstances under which he introduced her to his wife, but fl was m a manner which excited not the least suspicion ia her mind the time, of the real relations which eS isted between them. Ii appears that the girl has lived in the family a sister all this time without any uneasiness suspicion on the part oi MS Glossender until very recently. lt seems that Mrs G. has two children, the youngest being only about ! a year and half old. This child she endeayoT ing to wesD. and her husband and his paramour re- commented that she should go into the country for short time asd leave the child with them, ths proposition had the effect sIiIl more to excite pam fu suspicion n the mind Of Mrs. C. Slle however formally consented, and instead of going 1n'o lhe country she repaired to a neighboEA houss to %alca the movements of the suspected guilty parties as occurred on Tuesday, but on Friday she understood that her ttie boy was not ai school as usual, and she at once returned to her own house, when wi' was her surprise to find her " house desoate!' tisr husband and his sham sister had taken both lha 1 children and left for parts unknown. They had De ! fore leaving completely robbed the house si "hs1 goods they thought would be of service to them the sister l) even very afiectonatey approptiaiing tie most Yauahle of Mrs. C 's wardrobe. Glossend5t also drew from the Savings Ban S23 winch oq-
 onged to his little son.
 The wronged and deserted wife !s now suffering from painful anxiety, more particularly as !" a'' fate finer children, she has no clue whaiesef 10 the direction of travel taken by the delinquent PaiF
 The reason of the children being taken is obvious that GOssender and his guilty companion eoad 'ae easily pass without suspicion as man and "'''
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NEW FAFEE.-We have received the frs. number of new paper entitled '' KeatueSy,9 the ebjee, cl which is 10 oppose the plan of emancipation so warmly advocated by portion of the citizens oi that State. l. Is publss:sed al LsuisyiIie-c. b seFap.e. editor
The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-08

TEE Lspr's BooK-We can butrepess the many good things which we have each month 10 say of Ihls work, The May nagber Is unusually rich. eOatsiaiRg two steel engTayngS. iR addition te the Hsaas easeliiSenents. The literary part of he work. teo. IS highly interesting; embracing. ss il does. original storie- and essays from the bes, sH,hsrs- Published by L. \. Godey. Phila Price, s 50 psT ssDum, ia advance.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-08

'naesiias tae progress of our country population thai the Senate at present consists et tae ao- ber as the House of Representatives in the fist Con- gtess
The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-08

Ramored Less of One ThsHsoaf Lfss'.--Le',s,' frotn st Geosges Boy. Coast Oi Paisgoe'a, pee, -, state that macy wrecks, principally Enghsh' ~s' strewed aisng the shore, and the wfsse1 hAp .ss,, thaf there xs. about one thousand men tosi ihs'' in late gale. Among fbe wreeks was ioao' 'S name sEsnna of New LondoD," oa board
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Very Late from California-Distress of the
 Gold Diegcr~.

The Washington Uniea publishes tte following extract from letter vntrn by genieR.An ,n san Francisco io hr, eron'"r 10 a<h,ng,"a: S.x FRs~ctsco. F-b. 2a, ls49
 Desr Broihsr: SsBre ms atrssal here es, inc l7th inst, no less man hne large vessels have arrived. and lofs oi people. As 't The gold region inc ac coua;s oin there yGsf received repFsses t.e r5- ings of tse p~oric iI~fe io se great Macy have diea. and many will follow. The ci-agrsea- blr and rainy season eoes S eEi ga;i ae alon,h oi Ap,i.
 As may be supposed, everything Is anarchy an.; SoplHsien, or. ih o5aet weris. every does le piress> and lakes care 0t hlms~lt.
 Cnrnfnotlors Ioaes has gone on aa expe,iiiion m lie Bay ,n He = Ss,4'if's"p'"F." ." with s,~w ol a-eefialnin. how at The na,i-altoa ,s practicable for large vessels.
 Real estate here is dear a. tt s BFraJwsv- al least. ainch Is asked; but thefe Do holss n He place sf"Fdlas any a0mIoFis, snd ho person 10 put lhsm np
 As hisn sn interest as five per cent. per month has been ps'd iar money, hypoib~cstn. real estate Wnich cost one hundred ,ioiiais ear ago sHi now worth len thousand dollars, aad ite hke
 \ great teal you hear from ihe go!l region is. Of eoufse, eNaggetaie; bat b4,sve Is richness suf- passes spything yst b~a,a ai. deed II a.i r~g,,rrs De lFue, the ~u u,~ cath mIxed 9l,h it ter hua- dre1fs o nsies. fhe sStsn o which has not y.i b@-t asceftsined, an t,rre causol be I .carciiS ct the Ari'c'e thoGsaH6 years 'o come.
 eiod has r,sen ln value io SiI 60 SIS; and il, is n1i likely 70 ge do~n There ss not much, how. escF, ia market bat next lsl lhefe viii be An lto Hrt,se quantity bfoazAl ,n.
 r. S--Ihe messies are killing all he inhabitan,. oi the SaHaSich Islands, ten ghou-and it ls reported have cted. Our ComIuisslaapg has struck his flag and B al losger-heads sJlh the haaaka Commodore Jones, believe, val go oyer there
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Nee Fork Lsgislatase--Tbs Legislature of New York adjourned Of, "Wednesday, the iih sit., aliel session of one hundred aays--hasins passed about 4So acts, larger Hgmhef. it IS s4ia, thsn al any previous session
The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-08

AFroivvwENr--Jaraes K. Jones has been sp- pointed postmaster al waiaa' RiIge, Phillips Co. AFk sses James Bsgies. deceased.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-08

IsaStd ser SsdsrrI0s. ia'e term of the CsreaH Court. held a, IIadspn, N. r., John frayer obtained verdict ci ,2s0 ssans' John Essel,ine aged 3h. ios se4cclI hss dagghter ls yeais of sge
The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-08

B+ The small Pox, says the Choc,aw Telegraph Is making s way up Rai river, and cases have oc- enrge4 la the neighborhoed of Shreveport.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-08

issUTeet'oa in Casaas.--The BHtish Parliament Hoass has been burned.
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I.a,.ar, frnr, Aar. rrenaar.

We received, ys~teFcay, by 'is schooner Crescent Cs,y, Capi Fsrcevsl, Inc eapise1frs ef letters L~r- wards3 by Mr. Freanef for Ire steamer Falcon lf hss grs.ers reached the faieon. d0ati net, they wsre earrsed by her to the NefHh. This has csepsssd sBes bef07s with lestsrs trOun tils city They will bo sI0Bx hers in dss time, no doubt. Sat ressA have beea much moss us~iai ten days siSses. It vii bo seen that M< Fresnsr Rieets in severe terms upon the management sf the Pacific steam CTS. TAe evils ecrDplaigei of gre ths paore iarH- eusabie. because they be st oass fensdted ii thers be an earnest desire 10 remedy tiien.-N. Q. Peaxass.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-30

tanty In their operations, by any other preparation com
pounded Tor similar purposes, now before the public
IheBe 6p9Clhos combinations of approved medicines
mngng the excellent qualities Of each medicine into
sanaye WhOle so as to produce most efficient compounds
winch have neveryet been known to fail Its impossible
produce CERTIFICATES OF the pOwerO medicine Ofhs peculiar
natue or Oherwlse host of facts might be advanced
show the broad and deep foundation upon which the char
aote Of these Specifics rests for support Lon staRdinR
cases OF G0aerrhg0 (Leet Structures Pains in che L0 81
hBectlOHs u the Kidneys, GTGBeL, B9rHiRg in the in.
arr PdssGes etc. ETC. have yielded the command Of nese
nvlncbe ltdotes and instances of SYPHILIS of the mos
nVeeras description have fled before their most sstonshnq
sanative influence.
The preparation h without doubt the most efecual rem
edy discovered and has cued many obstinate disease.
after every other medicine had failed In its impTovpd form
is nearly taseless and effects Dsyz1anent rs ~ ~
space OF me days without restriction Ia def an
pOsure OF business. Besides this important ADVANTAGE
never leaves the part subject to that OhblesOme weae
that occurs so often after the of other medicines enT
prescribed, and If taken in the first stage of the dseass
WIZ arrest me discharge, and remove all unpleasant feB9t
Anew days; In long prOtraced or chronic stages al fe
diseases in obstinate elects, Female Complaints Sneb As
Whes, ete 49, without doubt the most sectual remedy
We Dc not Offer these Specifies as PANAoEA or cure
lzed by DIS Leroy and PeletieT OF PsTs 1bs nvsnto
10 ,8Garan[g cure, under a forfeit Of $500
we would here remark that these Mxtnrss have boap be
% s puoc OF MewOreans for the last Tfne ysars and
ei se ea " y In1Ixeis9ly proved eftoaoiOus
- = ~ lIOytBeloGre Of base COHnterfeiter 11kO
ste spurious aud injurious article RscOlkect the OHU
sIg ~ Olted States IS DONNAUD No 10 CARON-
go Ihh4Er, 0etloeeR Canal and Common.
- a a 1 realise on Structures can be had gratis.
SH OlVste consultations free NJ nharRa AZ
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DATT5Y CRESCENT.

INV CHOLERA SPEcIFIc.--A letter from mili
seebt, a Sandusky, Ohio, thus gives the rise ana
progress Of new and genuine cholsn apecllo'
q -Four Lrshmen were at work on o9, Ioao s az
ffiV miles from here, nsara small viiiags' Cne
WA aGiacked with choleFa, cram e,s' 80 ~,
sigscso1s ,itb ~ other trse % rub his body and
ips ,,,,; ~ LIN looked ned. They stretched
NJ, nv asSsd sr rough plank. and az i they
went with cloths ia good earnest ior Wnlle, put
se..sus = Az. ss5T6ses they concluded to try some
Jl...'e ,bssntial One held him on the plank,
~ other two each Nth brickbdt went at
~, sss;o. and literally skinned their companion
80 s,Ss lis life He is stlll suffering very much
rom hs los Of his hide, but he is out of danger
.f5fsaa phdlsra. - ~
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MGYOY'S ELIXIR

Ths Best Medicine Of the netesntk Century made o
Roots At Plants gr0l1iaR near IRE Gulf af WeTico
This Is truly valuable remedy, and everybody shruid
havett In Diseases of Children and preventive OF dS
ease IN its acute form, who tell its wOh4 1t has been
USED with pEeemnent success in Diseases Q the Chest
a. Cotds, ConRh, Difficulty Of BredthiHg, Splitting Of
to0d Ngk S1sGts often attended with Chts and Heal
StGEey Asthma, Group, Influenza Also, Liner CoH.
PANT C0stgdRess, SerQlG Wasting of The FTesh RE
TectigRS 81 TIE SpLeeR Stomach and BOA5els We have
heard OF no of Cholera occurring where tha rpDa
az mas been used Where has been used for ndsDoOp
IN ohhdren they have been invariably free from Worms AMI
enjoyed the most perfect health For females il will be foUn5
superior to every other medicine and be used under Al
al The sanaparlss In Scarlet Fs0sr il is unaneStiOnsb
q great remedy.
~ For further information see Pamphlets and BHlI.-
TIE EoLEoTIo SYRUP
For the cure Of FE0r .4lBHs Exesssfgs UtsyiHs Dis,
charges, and CrOHfe Disease qf tAe Spleen of upsnT
passed exceenoe positive in its utary RESULT vOThv
OF universal patronage. Price u co.
THE RHEUMATIC ANTIDoTE.
a Great and Wonderful agsmt of truly astonishing
power, composed of simple vegetable element and extsf
laly applied. For the cure Of RksHmdtsR TstHHns or
L0e3ao, SDdsHS, Stiffness q ths Jguts Paia n sBeT
pas q tAs 59ap gTges. Nervous IOOthaehs if applied
We would not deal in fusoms eulOgy nor in the ususl
style OF panegYrq IN commenting this article public no.
tee yet We 1ee that oannOt strong al n5
trltiVe Of il power heal ENoalenoe efioeBev osT
tatnB ae its attributes, All who it viii say il i GOOD
ana VIII DO inoalouabe good 70 the human race Price o
eoinsI Of Nstcheg az TeRoupioaIsi su.
rs " Ai MVAlsp8 ~ AaEsHaogh
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McYOY,S TONIC.

Tone .aRd HsGEtA FOHOt0 It's Use.
ONlCS StOnkd from tONOS, tension, tOne) medicinal
agents thalstOre the sound and healthy elasticity the
strength and vieoI Of the body when it is weakened and re-
e4ed and when there adehcenGy Of tone vital power
nom the influence of disease.
This TO Q acts upon the nervous the capillary and
he muscular system, II acts upon the heart through its
mpathy with the stomach. and also BY the absorption Of
me aeve principles employed that they can be directly
applied 70 the moving centre and the Of the blood
vessels Indeed OF all the preparations cOntved BY the ar
nee OF mar this IS among those which exsrts the most
powerful TONIC effect Il increases the digestive power
Of the stomach, stimulates The ntetnes and being dissolved
IN the istc and intestinal juices taken up By The absoT
ens enters the blood and stimulates the whossystem The
couhtenAnea once pale and faded beautiful hOnd
aspect and the whole powers of the system are called into
healthy action judgments the powers Of the secretOry syS
tenn and by the moderate but permanent impression
on the nave increases the general vgOT all the functions
II oqEEs (witho1t pnIgng) 9hers there is pale or vel.
tQ0 skim attended Nth seedlings, aRasarea ErOpsy
yaaadles Diseases Of the Heart, DISTRACTED sRstTua
tt0R, Chl0rOsls and be used with entire success in
Medk Habit, INDIGESTION, Relaxation HpsteTia SerQfd
ChF0Rlc CgtGTh, Ch0rea HVpOcbORdTiasis Green Sick
gGss Paralysis, Riests and during the exhaustion which
follows acute diseases.
~ TONES must not be used where there ia Fever o.
Inflammation. Price e1 90.
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for the cure of GonOThRa,
elect, Structures, Vsnereal
diseases, etc. etc.
Untiring research, travel
and labor, com bined to the
advantages afforded by an
extensive and diVeRifiet
practice, have enabled the
above named celebrated
physicians 10 make various
highly Important discover.
len in the healing art.
IROtfeung these prepare
tons to the human family,
Doctors Leroy and PeletieI
feaIlessIy hazard the asser-
tom that they are not only
not surpassed, but une.
qualed, either for their
curative properties or for
mildness, safety and GER
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CERTIFICATES OF QUALITY
wing are selected from number rece

The following selected from number received By the
Cefi6csfs, Of VIM. J. McAlpine. Chief Engineer inv
Dock Office d s. Navy Yard, Brooklyn, Nov 10 ISIS
To Dh0H9 u EldP have bee in formed that the
Na4afk and Osehdale Lime and Cement Company have
Qutchased ihe QuaITes and Mills lately owned By Hon.
han asked % state knowledge Of The character Of the
Cement madp bp Mr.. White have used large quantity
Ct Cement Gay 10000 bafIei) the enlargement OF the
Ere Cana at and Albauy considerable portion Ell
this wss by Nh White and vas 5sffoi n
most excellent character indeed il was the best bronRh
70 that market The tests before using very severe and
bat ven lew banels were rejected. have been informed
hatthe Gem mt .uitsned the same excellent character on
he CrOton Aquedact WIN. ]. MoALPINE, Engineer.
We have made use Of Whites HydTaue Cement AZ now
menaieetgIed by ths ROseRdae Lime and Cement Com.
pany on the Gas Works Reading and can strongly re-
commend y a a most excellent article OF Cement for
EtIsaghs quieknes of teting for It's taxing afgs
'qnAnaiyoi SAND in rs mixing. a D HIsHuELD,
K 3. FARRELpY,
JOHN GINRY,
THns. q. MOORE,
november H. 1875, Builders and Atchiiects
hereby certify that have been usug the Cement mann
Company Gnc cordially recommend ii as very superior
aFtcla. have no hesitation in declaring 10 be the hest
nave ever used, and would recommend contraction and
othe requiring Cement that will quick and take large
proportion Of sand, as an article that fully those
ROOhestaI, N. Y, December /. 1913.
have had the mixing aud using Of the Newark and Ros
saas cement purchased BY the of the Reading
fs e5ss And can strongly recommend it being the best
super'tof Mason Work at Reading Gas Works
fbetusobers are prepared to execute orders for the
eooHe articles 10 any quantities that may be rouurgd and
would cal The attention Of dealers, butdem caern maker
e1 a. 0eng very superior articles and at moderate proes
~ HAYMAH = HOLDEN, So Magazine 81
New flrieana Feb n iea9 isI df2w
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WHEN IS, MAN DRUNK r" How said
Judge in Missouri to witness on the stand how
do you know the plaintiff was intoxicated on the
evening referred TO ~ . Because saw him a few
minutes after the fuss irving pull off his trowsers
with boot iaek % Verdict for the defendant.
See Blackstone page 81. rs. Gin and SUGAR.
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CUhroUs FAcT.-A large dry goods house in
New York. few days since, received from one Of
ID Ohio customers remittance in full for a bill
due next fail, with the satement-that The cholera
uas spreading IN his neighborhood and he did not
lN0w hOD soon he might become Uictim, and wished
% close up his accounts while he was in health
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A G. AINsWoRTH, no TqRYPUBLICau and COM
"A. MISSIONER OF DEEDS for s0org State in the
olloA; EICE--no.. 81 CAMP STREET. New OIleans.
Uepgsitious taken, Accounts PrObated Deeds and
oftSdgas Drawn and all Documents and instruments Of
Whiting PfepaIed and Authenticated for Use and Record
q any part OF the UNITED STATES
Marine and other Protests particularly attended to
and all case Of General Average Partial Loss correctly
stated and promptly arranged mh36 1ydNW
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EyoR THE Benefit OF THE AFFLICTED
n Knowing the extreme hazard which ftran gers run
consulting Physicians for the Of private diseases
owing to the utter daquHoatOns Of those who profeEi
TO cnrs such deem It TO be nothing bat
kindness towards the unfortunately afflicted well bhes
Justice 70 lE, M JULIEN, No. SO CUsToMHOUsE sTREET
70 state that in the 1876 GOfey afflicted with syph
lis, IN its w9nt and most appalling form, and ior several
months together under the best regular medical practice
could obtain in New Orleans, without being at ali benefit
ted-ndeed grew worse. At length heard of DR.. Null
lens great reputation applied to him. and my great
loy in three weeks he restored TO perfect Sub
jyI5G SAMUEL ROBERTSON.
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ALEXANDER HILLS

USE-FURNISH HING STORE.
So Camp street, NewOrleans,
VNyHERE families find all articles Of House keeping
w comprising general assortment and select stock Of
KITCHEN FURNIrURE-COOking Utensils, Tin and
Iron Ware, Fire Sets, Brass and Steel; ShOVeIS and
TOngs and Kitchen Fire IrOn-waTe.
ENAMELLED and patentmetal timed HOLLOW
WARE Fire Dogs.
GERMAN SILVER, Block Tin and Britannia TEA and
COFFEE URNS.
TABLE CUTLERY: German Silver, Bntanna and Iron
TEA and TABLE SPOONS.
WOODWARE-BLas sndITOn-bOund CEDAR PALS,
CHURNS aud TUBS.
RATTAN-BOIND CEDAR WARE, a new article
WILLOW WARE-Baskets, Cradles, Nurse Chairs and
Wagons.
BRUsHEs5-Fauoy and Plain, busting Sweeping, and
Hearth Brushes.
MATS-Jute, Manila, Alicante, Palm and Husk MATS.
WATERS, and TRAYS.
and LAMPS.
sTEAMBOAiT and HALL LANTERNS.
COOKING STOVES and FURNACES.
ID. 4 ]. WHght'g patent premium COOK STOVES, for
Wood COal-with fixtures complete the most ap.
proved article in mara en-
eF$ Steamboat furnish At reduosd
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RDTOATION.
IIaH sgHooL EoR YogNa I..Al.pIIEl


tgA4QEpAAEr eTEH9ri sNEAn ST. JOGEFH 6IkAAE.
EfsSTABLiSHEn in 1898 uudef the anpelnsandence OF
~ the 9lilsss ALLISON from LOndpn.ln this lnsttn-
ton, conducted the best plans Of European nauc0n
he oQune Of study Is thorough and sYsienaua no
theonea, superficial methods Of teaching 70 eielt dfplay
or literature
The French Languages under the supeIntendepee q
French gHnteman Of high literary attachments other lam
guagea, music and the accomplishments are taught Dy mas
ten OF equal eminence in their professions. ~,
Drawing every style is taught by the Misses Aibon,
themselves pupils for many years OfOne OF the most eminent
drawing matters in Europe,
~ Terms may be known application to the Tssdenoe
OF the Misse7 A I,IISON CafnndelatH ms "