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OssE sSS yCssseS ASc"s~s~Ss'S-'
-DIRIGNEE PAR MN VAN NOOTEN-
4ronsportee Pzaq,semine, Paroisse d'I 6eruille,
La., sera ouuerte pour Ia reception de PEN
sionnaires ct d'erternes R 10 FSrrier, proclaim.
MADAME VAN NooTEN ayant accom-.
lM pli son yage9en Europe, ct complete ses
arrangements pour attacher dune maniere per-
manente asa maison des professeurs dignes de
sa confiance ct de celle des parens, senpresse
den informer ses amis ct. le public
Les parens ct les tuteur5 sont respectueue-
menL invites a ysites Ia localite waste ct spaci-
euse des lieuS OH, la demande des prlnclpaux
habitahs de sPlaquemine, linstitution etc
transporter .
. De plus apples informations sont contenues
dams ie prospectus de retahlissement qui Sc
trouve a racadamie meme ct chez les libraries
la NJ Orleans, ou peurront etre obtennes en-
s'adressant aux soussgnes: o6 %
pzaouen,ine. Nesr Orleans.
Mr.. W. E. EDWARDS, LeRev. DR.. NEVILLE,
LIE DR.. Gu CLEMENT, Mr.. A. HENNEN'
Mr. ZESoN LABAuvE, - J;oRoBgs
fey6 + FRED. FREY. r..
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NEWS AND RUMoRs FORM WASHINGTON
A Washington correspondence the Baltimore
Patriot contradicts the report that R. w.
Thompson, fornerlya whig member of Con-
gress from Indiana has been nominated as
Charge to Austria. He said that Mr.. Thompson's
claims have been discussed in the Cabinet, but
his nomination had not been agreed on up to
the evening ofthe 9th. He learns that A. Porter
has been appointed consul at Tripoli. The
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser says that G. v.
Brown, commercial editor of that paper, has
been nominated consul at Tangier, in place Of
ThomasoH. HYATT 1t is said that Congress
will appropriate S17o,0OO, now in the Patent
Office treasury, for the completion of the new
edifice. The Washington correspondent of the
Charleston Courier in the letter of the 10th
instant, says
Nathing is talked Of here but the triumphant
spe j of Daniel Webster. All southern, and
nearly all the western men, with whom have
conyersed, are content to stand on his platform.
No speech ever delivered by Mr.. Webster has
had such an effect as this. 1t has brought, al
ready, confidence and harmony. Still, am not
without fears that the northern men in Con-
gress will not come up to the support of MIR.
Webster's views. These men are, to use Mr..
10. Adams phrase, "palsied by the will of
their constituents" Two-thirds Of the House
ARE ready to admit that Mr.. Webster's views
are incontrovertible; but STILL they are afraid of
the denunciations of factions in their own dis
trcts. We have no doubt that some project,
based on Mr., Webster's views, will command
large majority in the Senate. What the House
will do, no man tan tell lam sorry to find
that. already, there are powerful Influences at
work, in the House, to counteract the effect of
Mr. Webster's speech. . ' o 0 {
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Mr.. CALHouN.--The Washington cores
pondent of the Baltimore Patriot gives the
following "palpable hit'': .,. .-S.
'The expression of Mr.. Calhoun that we are
now living under despotism as absolute as
that of the Autocrat Of Russia, reminds me
of a story once heard. A Yankee was con-
versing with an Engishman, and answering
the various questions put to him about this
country. Finally, the Englishman exclaimed,
after obtaining all the information he could
about this Government, well! you Yankees
must be very miserable people, This was a
new idea to the Yankee, who, after consider
ing the matter short time, said, 'Well guess
we are, b,a ,ce don't knoap It, So it is with us
poor unionists If we are living under des-
potism, we don't know it." ~ s'~t
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At Private sale,

T,HE following LANDS situated on the
i Bayou Crosse Eete, and the
MarangOuin. -
Township 6, Range 9-Lots 29-and 6s and
o SO Of old surrey.
Township 7, Range e-Lots 80, 81, 80, 50, n.
E. and N. w. qrs. of sec. l03, N. W.oqr.
F. > of sec. lOs, s. E. Or of sec? ?1Ol, s. W.
and n w. qrs. Of ll0, s. Z. and N. w.
oqrs. of lo2. -4~H .m so
Township = Range q, ro-Lets s. 10, J. 17i 4 s. E.
s. w and N. w. qrs. Of 80, > w. or. Of
s8; Lots and Of 80 and 81; 3 and 5 of
80; |, 2,s and of SO; %, a, and Of
ga o5
Township 8, Range 9--Lots %, 10, 1917, d5,
IA, l3, 20, 20, Il, ,t27, 25, 81 and "A.
Township 8, Range lo-Lots l and 2 of 65
Township 8, Range lis. w. Or. Of 4l, 81
> w. DR. of Sc, N. E. or. Of 3d.
Township 9, Range ll-Section Al.
Township II, Range As. E. Or. Of rs. -
Township IL, Range 13-N W and s: W.
qrs of Sc; N. w., s. W., n Z. and >. f..
qrs. of Is; s. E., s. w. and N. E. qrs. of
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PLAQUEMINE:
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 81, 1850.

OLD ZAcH.-The correspondent of the Bos-
ton Transcript, Citing description of the levee
of the President, says: "The President does
not seem worn down by the anxieties Of state.
He conversed with the ladies with an abandon
which bespoke mind at ease. He is never
furried Or fussy. His composure seems to i''-
crease as the urgency and excitement of the
occasion are heightened
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,uA remarkable sign Of the times is that
Rev. M, Peabody now breaches to . Baptist
congregation in Salem, in thesyery church from
the pulpit Of which John Cotton assai|ed Ro-
ger Williams, well known as the originator Of
the cruel laws under The Influence of which the
Baptsts and other sectarians were SO grievous-
" prosecuted during the eaf3y days Of Massa1
chusetts, - ss'''s'.
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uMr. Henry Grinnell's projected expedition
to the North Seas is in a fair way Of accomplish
ment It is said that it will sail from this port
in May, and will consist Of two schooners suita-
BILE for the navigation Of the Arctic Seas, Of
from seventy to one hundred tons burthen.- -
The command Of the expedition is to be ten
dered to Lieut.. De Haven, who was attached
to the Exploring Expedition, and who has
accepted tie trust. Passed Mdshipman Griffin
will be second in command-N Y. Posi-. 7's'
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NIOTICE--The undersigned most res
IN pectfully informs the public, and especially
the Merchants and Traders Of 'lberville, that he
will attend to The collection and settlement Of
an accounts that may be entrusted to him: a..
s~tfTs.g 1essJ H. .Ha4A.4ASE. r.
Plaouemine, Jan. H. l850-jal6 #
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TALENT AND InDusTRy-More is to be
expected from laborious mediocrity than from
the erratic efforts of wayward genius. There
NAV be a harlequin in mind as we'll as in body;
and IaIways consider to be of this character,
who boasted he could throw off a hundred yer.
ses while standing on one leg; it is not to such
a source as this we are indebted for good poe
trv Demosthenes elaborated sentence after
sentence; and Newton rose to the heavens by
the steps of geometry, and said, at the close OF
of his career, that it was only in the habit OF
patient thinking he was conscious OF differing
from other men. n.s7i"i "a E@-..s@'3 ~
It is generally thought that men are .signaliz-
ed more by talent than by industry; it is felt
to be vulgarizing Of genius to attribute it to
ANYTHING but direct inspiration from heaven
thev overlook the steady and persevering devo-
ton of mind to one subject There are
higher and lower walks in scholarship, but the
highest is the walk flabor. We are often led
into the contrary opinion by looking at tho
| magnitude of the object to. its finished state
such as the Princpa Of Newton and the pyramids
Of Egypt without rejecting on the gradual,
continuous, yea, almost creeping progress, by
which they grew into object Of the greatest
| magnifcence in the literary and physical world.
IN the one case, indeed, we may fancy the
fchisel that wrought each successive stone, but
in the other we cannot trace process by which
the philosopher was raised from one landing
place to another, till he scared on his towering
| elevation; it seems the work was produced at
| the bidding Of a magician. But Newton mas
left as legacy the assurance, that ne did not
| attain his elevation by dint ofheayen- -borninsp-
ration, out of the reach Of many, but by dnt
Of homely virtue within. the reach OF ALL -% n
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] INOTIGE.

THE undersigned, having purchased the en-
i tire interest Of .Hssel g. Schlatre in the
store hitherto kept by them at the Indian Vii
lage, the establishment will hereafter be con-
Quoted by himself: He wishes to say to his
friends on Grand River, Atchafalaya, Bayou Pi-
geon and Indian Village that he will have al
ways for sale every variety Of Goods which
they may want, and at the lowest prices: '
sal2 II" THEODORE JOHNSTON @
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rThe st. Louis Union says that Mons
CADET, the principal Of the rcarian Society Of
Nauvoo, has been in that city for several days
He informs the Union that the association is
in a very prosperous condition, and that the:
members are much pleased with the new home
they have selected.
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ou7rMrs. Partington is said, by the Boston
Post, to have expressed an opinion that "there
is no blessing like that of health, particularly
when you are SICK The remark was OCCASION
de by what the good lady called phrenology in
her leg 10 c, ..
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0 JuDsoy PAKDosED.-E. G. Judson, alias
Ned Buntlne, sentenced to one year to Black
wells Island, for participating in the Astor
house riot, has been pardoned by the Cover
nor of New York. o..
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nTI is said that Mrs. Partingtoa- intends
applyiae for admission on the floor Of Congress
as she; believes all the bills brought in,tbere,
mu.t be oounteneit, there; being shch difficulty
in passing them. '9s~ ''s- p
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! BarrelS! Barrels!!

ME7N - @kSakFeB 6dErtIs::9 :
MEAN The undersigned has established
II himself in ibis town, and Is prepar.
ed to furnish Planters with as good
an article Of Sugar Hhds and Molasses Barrels as
can be had elsewhere IO Orders from Planters
win Be Thankfully received and promptly attended
toa1l fHHwoFk m.alIcases will be warranted -
Residence On the corner nf. Bank street., x-...ta
TTOne thousand Barrels On hand, for sale.
no21 " JAMES ENNIS.
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cry ADVERTISEMNT.
Verandah Hotel.

TIME additions and improvements IN TINS TINS
House, made during the past season; WIN
render its facilities for accommodations inferior
to mo NO Hotel in the country. A new and ele-
CANT Dining Room and several suits OF apart. ar
ments for families have been furnished in the
adjoining building on St: Charles street. thus
making this department. Of the house more per
feet than ever. The accommodations 1of gen
tlemen have been propertionateiy increased IN
axtent and convenience. The proprietors,
while acknowledging their obligation to the n1-
merous . friends and patrons Of the .Verandah
for the liberal support it has received under
their administration, would at the same time
assure them that no exertion on their part shall
be lacking to warrant continuance OF ther
fayors. New Orleans, Dec. u, l849.
L. RADroRD, E. K. MUDGE q ~.
D. N. H1LDRETH. Janl6 I'm
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Township 10, Range IFS. E..qr. Of 24.
For terms apply to WIN. "a. REAL, Vi.
I ia2x !. =, -, Plaquenline.
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E'roc' from, a LITTER.
COMPETENCE AND mrALrm.

INNCa'rIE, Pa, Oct. -, lsi7.
DtH' s.. knu~ you -,ii have the kirdrc,, q,
bar With me On ms cuyTrsrhug mon your tom,
Mil, lasknUWlcdg,, On h.hali u myself and ri,
the obligations wc feel ourselves unJct 10 700. iu
having made ku0vn certain matters contained IN
,our met available Nsuied Woman Private
Medical Companion. II has bscu wofth is weight
IN gold to me. u cNprss. mysslf rather Warmly 4.
NUu see that cannot 90 - ton ~sTmly, when in.
iorm yuu - The extent % which have, through u
b~,n bsn,ftisi. Will state my 'itua''on, sh'n !
Obtained ,ouf h,UA through the mef,st curiosity |
louk upon Il ~ one Il the mo.t fortunate events II
m, he had hscn married some ten Ncsr and
was the father II ssNcn chiidrcn. Nas long strug
Inc uu-cssiDgly. o. the sni that ] might gain a
no ,tats cuup,t,nC,. Tot thu r,sults II my utmost
sNrr,ion. n the end, l,it me about ~hsr, NJ. At
the b-gnring II each ycar. AM that only With the
most stiutsd ECONOMY, sufhcug With barly the
ucJsssaries II hic. IinalN. this constant shou
Wss b-gi1ui1g O. have ~ effect uu uy hsalth, !
ielt =" csr.hic 10 e'durc ~ continuance, while |
i,h thc Dscr,sty II perseverance.
THIS cuusta q, unclasing struggle on nv part ~as
imperative, IN consequence n the prosttsei cu1di.
ton 4 m, vie with occasional internissinn) ior
- Ncsf. murh II the tHs cYnhn~d ~ her I'D, and
II course Incapable Il taxing the chargc aud man.
srrmc1i Il household ahars. Tier condition atu.c
from causes Of WhiSh Sas ignofant oh what
wHui' have gwen bad l III, ~ ,caf' to li,. .,cr
,gain' What w0uld nv ~iis have gwen ~ h,Ic
hsen spared the long DAYS and .ull longer night,
PROSTATE on q bed u .ickns.s'-aIl II Which would
have h,sn avoided. had | then seen q cop, u "TAs
Ml,u'i W'uaa'' P'uai' Mtliral Conpalis7."
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Farm for Sale.

('ONIAlNlNG about kfty acre, Of mod .,d
Y VITA good orchard, a hou., and h,T, III
supplied nth water, and cuts from fifteen 10 ,sn,,
tuu. oi Hay yearly q Is situated within tso .nJ
half miles Of AGd0ver Corner. SAID lrm will b.
SD iOr four hundred dollars. one handed doIl.r.
ao~n, and The ,s't IA yearly payments, well secured
BY mortgage.
tor father particulars apply to T notify Walker
OF k1miSTd, % EEOCh A. Slapshn Il An.iover.
ESOCh 4 SIMPSON.
aESaysT. Js.ne %, 1859 sm 10
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sickly and Unhappy Wives,
Erird;f Of a later from a gentleman m Day
ton, OHIO.

fIrdd ~ n after from a gentleman m Day-
ton, OHIO.
D,IroN, Wa, I, lsI7.
IA 4. ". M,tEi,T,u-N. p,ar Sus The
Marrict Woman rrNaic Medical CosI anon. 81
which sacl.sd no dollar 10 Nour address, came
,ai,N 10 hsrd | would not have lroubled ,uu
With these lev lines, bot that | am impclcd b, =
sense = graiitndc, inf m,sci and Sic, q, give Ut
tsrancs g. oui ,ip,,rc and heartfelt emotions.
VI, vie ha, l-,n p.rccyuhly sinIing &c some
three Nsars or mote, m consequence II her great
Anguish lni suffering some months triDr ani during
confinement, even successive Ous morr and niUir
t,bIaatcl an' ptoslrsisd bet. rultng her HE iu
iuuninyut danger. AMI ~hi,h Was on the Last coca
sion, dcsrarci Of. suppo.ei that th. state 1t
thing. sas inevitable, and resigoed my.cli 90 meet
he worst AZ the TIM (n5w about Iwu Esuhihsl
heard ,ouT bnok highly spoken q, a. con,aruIry
some matters reaching my case. On IT. receipt and
p-fu,al Csnn1t express ~ 40 the relief y afford.
ID my Distressed mind sud the ~ u. page, mIari.
cd 90 ms wife, on l,suing that the great discovery
Il VI. VI. DcsoUrauN provided a remedy. II
Dp,ncd prospect a. me- Wh.th | liuls conceived
-. gp.slbe. No pccuniary consideration can ever
rrpa, the ybligstrons am unIcf a. ,ou lof haSing
hc,n the mean, oi imparting 60 ". the matters con
tanned IN the Married Muuhu's Pfiyal. Medical
Companion. Bot ior this, crc another ,,,r vuuiI
have passed. over mN head, On all human probability
rN vur vou't ha,s teen % her gave. and m,
Chi'jr-n lsit uHthrfr's
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FARM FOR SALE,

IL Andoyer, containing about 200 acres 1t good
hud, with a god orchard and large and comn'o.
diou. buiding.. veil supplied With water and stu.
aed within one mlc IT mill., stores, school.housc
and meeiin, house, and only seventeen miles from
Rail Road communication. II l. well lOcatsd IN a
PHEASANT ncighlprhood and very desirable situation ;
and will b. s0ld at a hirrain.
For further particular. apply to J. ". TABOR,
Esq., Ando,tf corner, o. 20 the subscriber on the
premises. BENJAMIN JONES.
AndoNer, NAV sth, 1850. 3ml7
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COLUMBIAN UNIVERSAL
Strengthing Plaster.

LONG TRIID, TrsTIp nv THOUSANDS, uSIyrR.
'ALLr PKoSOuSorD USRI'ALLrD, AND
usEQUALLtD.
THESE PiAsTERs will b. found cure for
weakBes. or lameness in the back, side or ,toul.
sch. and III RAsr~ai,e fert'oHs, Srich,s, DarfiHg
Pains, g., in the limbs, hack, side OF stomach ;
aud Or all purposes where plaster Is needed, they
have no superior. II indeed an equal.
w wearing ppoa thr breast or stomach, they will
h found to afford great relief in all cases Of pain OF
soreness Of the ohst and i-g'. Ocoasioned by neg.
lect or protrncted cold. and coughs.
They are beau,iially spread on prepared cloth. at
70 cents each, aud ma, t- worn without inooa,en.
fence Tor bong time. lfthey become wrinkled up,
they NAV b. taken of. clesnsed Of sweat and dust,
and again put on, and thus worn Nr t6o ,y
moaiA at q time.
Ia preparing the plaster 90 put on, Il should no
b. msysiy uatTsd, bat should h. o.Spia,iy n,ii,d,
by holding the bach of the plaster over the fire.
Sold BY Agent. generally, throughout the country.
add BY j. X. HAsAOsD, PsrisI \. FiELD, RusT
SoUso. South Paris
tFeb. s, 1850 Si
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Copies will be sent by Mail free OF Postage
To Purchasers.

~ On the receipt of One Dollar. THE MAR.
Rid WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL CON.
PANlON, is cent (maiIsd t',') 10 any part Of the
United States. All letters must bc postpaid, (ex.
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Booksellers and agents engaged in d, ,ale, are
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United States and Canadss, will b. supplied on the
same terms. Communications are required 20 he
poet paid and addressed az above.
CAUTION. The public ar, cautioned against
various catch pennies intended TO be palmed OF up
on them, ,ua.tsIing the title VI the work as The
Married Ladio' Medical CoopinIon," and vaTios.
other titles. The tte Of the ~ork 's " TIE Mar.
red UOMiN'S Putaf, NsdieoI Cenpassa," by
DR.. A. VI. Msuriceau.
July, lsSa San
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For Toothnchc
CURTIS 4 PERKINS,

biaeo,, W, PlIFIti1I,
To whom all orders ~ supplies of the medrcin,
should h. Addressed (satng the bet Hlds II send.
ing ~
II ). sold b, Druggist, add dealer, ~ mcl,cins
Throughout the country. and In Pare b, J h. llAN.
soNp. Souih Psu,. \ Frd. Ru,i 4 Young y.
rsu., l. ". MudpsI. l.. Wa,hbsun. Bockhsld.
T.. At~uod + Co., Ta,lof, Coolidge s Gardner
rortand, J. Dutrin & Go. Will sell at whposalc 90
tciaii AZ Proprietor. piece. Slsl
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LORENZO NORTON. Justice.
THE REMEDY THAT CURES.

rOErI,Nu. We, Jan. 10, lsI7.
Dt. Aver ! have t-cn bong afflicted Nth isit5'a
~hich grew ,rarh worse until last aulumn Il bot
- > cough which r0nfncd me On nv, chamber. anil
l,ean ~ as.um. the alarming symptoms ot oousu'np-
i,I1. hsd r,cd the bit siNice afi tb' l.si - j.
i,,ls ~ u1 rur.sc. until u.rd ,uur CHERRY
PECTORNL. which hi. Sutrd me. and 500 rna,
vel hclie,s No. Gtatsiulb ,uufs.
J. u. PHELPS.
Ifthcrc :, ~, ,slus IN the judgment Oh The ~,',
-hp ,rsal hum ,Spsfcuoc, hsfc !, msdicins ~uf.
m, 81 the ruilr confidence.
FRTraRrpHIy. G. Avn, CHIstsr, toNILt,
sAss.
Spu ~ Soulh r,ris. b, Rust ( Co.. sad b, Drug.
gisi' anil dealers VI d,cin,s. generally, thrUusN
oct the state. 6wl9
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THE Slbscrihsf. grateful b. rss, s'or', -ouIi
4 into m his 'ri-lc. thst at hAs made sd-Iugls
~ hIs former sio-s Of goods, ard ~il be haFrN %
hruish ia1ss ~ ma, want artIg.e. ia his hns.-
he h.s "a hsud a vartl, e.!
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Ls,,sr' are dali, received Of thi, character, un.
neocssan 20 pTcseut.
To those Vet unmarried, but contemplating mar.
rage, ~ perhaps undertaking a. the prOpriCy ~
incmring N" responsibilities Attendant upon IT., the
Importance Of bcing puss-sscd II the revelation,
contained ~ these pages, 90 intimately involving
their future happinoss, cannot II appreciated.
II - ~ course, impriCticablc 10 convey more fl-
u the Nariou, subjects treated IL, thcy are of
nature strictly intended iur the msriei, or those
contemplating marriage neither }, It pcccs,ary,
since It Is every onr'' duty 20 become possessed Of
Know ledge Whereby the sufrTings 10 which vile,
mother, OF a sister, may b. subject, can he olivia.
ted
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HE MARRIED WONAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.
BY DIR. A. ". MAURiCEAU.
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BY DR.. A. v. MNUKlCEAU.
Professor Of d,itd,s Of NOmsH,
rwrsrIrrH rpirios. Is mo, ~. $50. rEror
oSr DoLLAS.
Thu, work y intended especially FOR TIE
MARRIED, OF those contemplating marriage, A. u
disclo,ss important secret, which should IL Known
10 them particularly.
Hence. every icinsls-the wife, the mothtr.-the
90. building ints ~omsnhood. 90 the ono IN the
DECEIVE II wears, m uh0m nature conlcmpl,lss an
important chanec-can discover the cause. 'ymp.
toms, and the most ettcirnt remedies aud post Ger.
tain mode u cure, ~ ever, complain, to which hcr
ssN y subject
The revelation. CONTAINED IN - Tsgcs have
proved a blessing Co thousands. the innumcrahle
l.,,p received b, the auihor, (Shich he i permit.
ted b, the writer. o. publlsh) Will attest.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-01
New Tailoring Establishment,
90
Hubbard & Stevens

WOULD ny o. their customer. and ih- Puhlic
w that thu have ~ r"rrs,ti1n 18th tb.,r husi.
rc,,A TAILORING Est lSIlMENr, vhrrr
the, Wil b. prepared o. make sni trim Gimsuu
a. ~,ll anj 10 good .t,lr can L. don, ~ oN.
ord County. The, hops o, 'tfict regard 10 the
wants ui their customers o. mcrt share e puhliD
patronage. Cutting done al short notice. and ~lr.
..Sis.i = 80 " prsp'ti, ---is.
MAS ~osd ai-o o., that IT,, have and shall
Keep good assortment oi
German, fr,u,h and American Black CLlh,.
Bloc snd Brown Broad Cloths.
nhck Cashmere ard DE skins.
Blask Satin and Lasting Nc,,,uc'.
Tanc, Dls.kins and <atirvii. fof Pants.
TWccj. and C,shmsrct. 81 summer Goats.
Al oi which vii L. .od and made up a. cheap
D. can L. done elsewhere II the same quality a0d
wUfsm.n.A,p.
a. addition TO the aboJc, th,y intend 70 Keen 90
h.pl A rDuI assHftmsut IL