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To Females.

To Females.
~ The PECULIAR MALADIES to which Femas are ubjec,
commonly produce bodily exhaustion
and often gloomy Of mind. As the system strength
there is loss Of power this very mra
'hegy Of the mud and distur the equnmy the temper
audd who has complaints " admit .As
be mournul truth. Now only 10
the tendency depletion debility. renewing
hat fountain of health and strength BLOOD ne
composites this desirable result speedily comp stely
DR.. BULLS EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA.
neutrai1as bad humors stops seereon aud gives
healthy direction all the vital proceis. This grave truth and
idle assertion by facts which we line to
publish from that deeay feeling chief grace
The female r. however any in doubt they Jan be
fully satisfied BY calling at the ageneyof
]. WRIGHT 4 co
1bI Chnrtres street,
iB- Only Agents Louisiana. ieqo stan
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II HINE wINES-H ockheimer, Rudesheimer,

DlCKLES AND SAUCES Gross & Black.
wells assorted Pickles La psrrins
HafSeys and
ls9l Nv r. T. NICHOLS CO., " Camp street.
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rowing tragedy, and were msltSd Into tears. II
was impossible TO stand the eifect-,there was
the poor old mother weeping over her son. in
whom centered all her tenderest affections, and
whom she had blessed as he was going out into
the world, sanguine that such a son would win
for himself honor and fame -there also was the
father, poor old man no tear came to retrieve
his intense agcny-erect, rigid, cold and color
less stood the gray haired sire-the blow seemed
to have frozen and choked up the very fountain
of his tears. The once sturdy trunk stood
withered and bare-the lightning's flash had
rent and blasted it.
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NOrris $ Eg'ag,
Buck Payfo,s and vests.
Summer CI0fhino,

With Pearl Bnons. large iu.t per Empire CIV
THOMPSON 4 SIXOS
my!42p No ~ Csrn9 st aqp...ta c nv Hotel.
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CoNPTRoTLER'S IEs.-The Comptroller on
Monday aljulicated the following contracts For haul
ing and laying round stone pavement the north and
south sides OF Good Children between Maudevip
and Eysau Fields streets to Thomas Buckley sixty
five cents per yard tor paving thirty per yard
laying curb and gutter stones and sixteen cents per yard
for TelayinE curb STONES.
For building engine house for Chaluette Fire Com
p0ny No %, to J. p Boyscl. "A $500
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Splitting THE LTQUoR.-F. Hughes has been
brought to the bar Of justice in the Second District Oh
the complaint Of 7. Blanchard who stated under oat b
that he is barkeper the steamboat Pearl and that on
last sunday during his absence the bar of boat was
broken by Hughes she second engineer said boat
who took from it and lcontinenty gobbled down a huge
quantity Of rot-gnt' and other liquors an extent
which aiant unable to determine charge of tree
pass therefore formally against rhcs and
warrants were issuedfo for his apprehension
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OHILADELPHIA MANUFACTUREJ
WORLDS Sufs Company.
lAuE ~. -~ll.- ~ -

'Hm Attehtion OF tne pauIic Is caIleu 70 tne
Il utility and superiority Of these Safes all Others Our Safes
mnds on =. entire principle We 6rst form errack
,s6hg mailing lmpens.
saes the ehel drill capable resisting the bowsof hs
.iodge To the scientific "Natare
bolts sirsps for
nou burglar with perhaps less effort than rsqursdo
pu them together Neither the burning element make impress
hesitate these with
EMPIRE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BANB
LOCKS the only depository
ess We further thsis bule security any popular
Safsr Bank Vsunow They all the work
often hrok into, experience hss demonstrated.
Company
VAULTS, Of
and which will be Dvand
Proof, whom secured with Lilles Bank Locks.
sAmpe ofbs aboye Safe and Locks together with Nsweb
ttc----A -As~sh Z pvrTEGa Aren't Il Cams strsst
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l PENNSYLVANIA RAIL -Ea f..
" ROAD-NOTioE TO EASTERN IRA III II "a
vELEkSA Continuous Railroad from CLEVELAND
WOOSTER, MAsSIII0N, ALLIANCE, OHIO. AND CHICAGO IL
FROM PITTSBURGH TO PHIL DELPHIA.
Through Cincinnat o Philadelphia in % hours
Through from Cleveland 70 Philadslphia in 20 hours.
Through from Pittsburgh to Phadslpha in 10 hours.
BEING THE sH0RTK6T AND QUICKEST ROUTE FROM THE
eREAT VETO THE ATLANTIC CITIES, VIA RAILROAD
e Only I'll 10 Cnennah ela Louisville, 80 10 ST. Louis
Boarding and Lodging board the packets PttsLuxh
TO Cincinnati, eai Louisville, -; 81. Louis, 1s. -
FARE BY RAILROAD FROM PHILADELPHIA TO
fitsbnrgh.. ~ 0IColumbus q
Maasiou 10 COL Toledo 90
Cleveland 10 vol Cincinnati, Crssins 60
asnsnsd and crsstlns IL 0olchicago via ~ 9. Is
To Chicago Waukegnn III Racine shsboy
gan, Wal Viz Dsro and Michigan Central Railroad els
Tickes from Cincinnati phAdslphA Baltimore by Rsilroad
s.n :. P.Iehs;sd q srRADxR Tekse Agent
b The sisnm Packet Line TO Pittsburgh and thence
from sas Captain, board Ard cleveland
Of D. Horton Ticket Agent a the wedds House. cevs
about @ middle February road will BE- opened from
reduced 10 81 hours.
Company hold themselves respou
able for personal baKSs Only I'D f amour. sacssdg
iyss Sun J. MEsKIMEN, Passenger Agent Pittsburgh.
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0 4. s.a sou.a sSa s Ss ,,
10 III ss. and
snY mad. sTs pure
e. % III
ss the ss.
s sSS NJ
Or
he and It's
ss fno~n oris 'A' '''
n. os,o.,.,. ,.,,. 5000 oolD, Tssr dso
p.IiI.:
ssspss ~ss hs ssa m me
sd ant % ss g
=. no ssa: %
sss wits o. lille longer sna .. hs, Balls
.. ,s n. m worDEa 2. THE WORLD,
xsos.ssss ~ s
''-'''' '4'' ''-' '-'-'''' LOr.vn.,. sI.,.,,.,.
s.ss Vim Hs1s AK , si an;
s u II 5
yoaTs Three BOTTLES d which save me more
sis s pleasure ss's1, ssss s.p d.
Vary r''p.issiail sSbi.Arnn. ''H.owrS'n.D'
ooss what also may 8 done sr hen
ls ~ s s: BIZ sssBs; 's%'sE H. IN. . r..
] could 70; dc
s ss 1 md & US.
my general medicine
have been months 10
doubt the and confidently
beat medicine 10 use Tor hhemaisin lsHAM BRIDGES
y. 49,, FROM BIZ: VII: T: fsESr1ss.
regard 70 your safsapaa wal say shai nave u9s
IN usaneouf long stAndng As Ca.
ncsoiss nypnlie Saehsrh and IN all disease,
medication the auds Of hs wish
VT local think would prefer 70 other
Paa9sn uae and any will admit ts vaus
upon NE mat su'er INTO It's
Ls"npor'' N.Y. December Ass,.
,rcr,,p no y,,..,v.
John Bull greatest Female Msdi.n.no.
lated the nervous ensd when the soa Of nature
prosss Or The face pale
depressed the health broken mind hspp
as.s hen Bali sovseen rsmsdy assist
permnsny the natural
reAe and healthy blood snd mpais health happnss
Were 70 the use OF this voad
aI dsase and among them than eri
n MSS s me sou . Of fssr ss s
long life Of short BY disease
continued suffering and arcnon AZ that critical period termed tbs
sneh Is oisen attendant with 20 much danger Buli
found 70 eIert nost beneficial effect All Indies
Dc apprsod OF th ct aud
Of this valuable neaiclns. ,,r,r -,
bkAuTH UL CLEAN SKIN. ..-.
How We all admire clear, beautiful white skin, aud
cheek How often DC see persons not possessing this dadefatu
and osOrng them ssmsnee that dis
ease has deprived them o. and thai too often tines with mAne.
injury 70 ne AKIN The aet the bestconei
makes akin clear the correct and osy psnei
p not py coatnx me nuzes wih poisonous deleeous @
when 70 close tne and cheek natural y
y every OF bilious morbid and diseased
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VvHE subscriber begs leave to call the "a
attention the trade Of fresh
and genuine DRUGS, MEpiCiNEs CHEMICALS iIEDI- y
CINE EXTRACTS, ESSENTIAL OILS PERFUMERfES, IL
HAIR FLESH, HAT, NAIL and TEETH BRUSHES Also slaIge
Of FANCY ARTICLES for ladies' toilet all Of
which the and selected with the utmost
nov the above for sale ut the lowest rvces
panter Apothcaries solicited call snd
Inc m y stock send in their orders.
FAMILY MEDICINES carefully up the articles Physi
eian Prescriptions carefully compromised and pu. With neAnsss
ard dispatch a. all hours. Z. LOUIS MASSEY,
WhoIssais and Retail Druggist, IS 81 Charles strseh
a.clA NswOrIesns.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
NEW ADvHRrsEMENT--Lss every SedS
IS no. l,


NEW ADvHRTIsEMENT-Lss every BODY
II R. R.R
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
HEp!GzL H1TosI 81 THI WORLD THAI H1ssToffrD" D.
H. snviss or
isi .sii Er1
s: r;,ss AZ. s1s Z: ss
TO THE sIcK AND pA1N.surrHRNe OF NEW
i!ss; sssaE ..s ss.
WIZ X
Il $s;E: si'''
S S s;sSssa a. IA $ Ssssr...
ssSsM e s SNi iMsSSSH
ssHS # s.Ras AN .HS$S ss...u
f SsSE Tss11r II II S SSSf a SISoTHs.
sEs1 @ snss oRsss
f u saiE ss
''' s1'-' '- 80" SICK HEADACHE
PEW a ssos r.. mos! D1s
stsseto Il and sweeen the somash and nsushs
''''''''' ''''' " ''' PIN PREVENTION
sorpor andiisEus
Nix r. with Bowl Water, bathsth
Head Meek aud T.mp wash ss Face Hands and other
''''' ''''' ALL f BOWL 'S ooMP Nj f'IiS
pIAgRn1A, pYsErTERY, BLOODY ILUx, CHoiEsA MoRBus
most a.tlssns sssAs1ss sas viii speedily
'''''' NEURALGIA.
PAIN sfoPPKD fNaTAETLY.
s.s % pain e. @
s.tien dsparns palm Of IL he
vitality the loss
pains.
RADwArs READY wiIsop severe and s1erues,u,
Ssss. month. .S:i Ra:am.s
e. &. @
~ Inc nc
If n Ss H.
CHILL FEWER "A'"'s'''
cHiLLs STOPPED IN a Esw z,TUrEs-fAzs EsLfsyED
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF acspte
rates with
PAINS OF ALL KINDS
Whsasyeryoufee pain apply RAILWAYS READY RELIEF a
READY RELEF Internally applied Tienally ws
pwAS o. iss Fnlssa Street. NJ Yot
.tr1 SOUTHERN DEPOT
John WRIGHT 4 CO., Isl Chartrss street, NssOrlsans,
way Co. priess. r.
tAkGG 90
Mspigm 80
sofa also ~ q n MoaiissoN i, .ss.ia .iI.s :.S y y
1.s .. 4 o. sxbW11s RrAp1sruEp nh,,sy.w
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Tss ro.s III. 'aa. ss sHa.ho. with i., pIt
NEW YORK, BOSTON And MONTREAL
r Ia. 81. ss:; ss s.s 8 e
% sd D ssa As, w1 s. sw s, and Vii
sssoss seel
ss s.s sss 4 R s.s. and ss
a- s. is s s xsl ak "a \
pursh. M0uirsal. etc. Ss''"'
H. new and magnificent low
ffys; .ss sss Or .s
Yea s F sI ss% YORK da1 B o.
fss1S E1pis.s - css p connects .. cs,..
lls a 1s. .ss %
New VOL Gy saso and Albany and Niagara Falls Railroads.
PITTSBURGH, PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE
nssus VIA 8Ss .SS esG,
a,Sa cnnsssns with Pennsylvania railroad Phlaspha and
rsreush from cineinpau Philadelphia and Baltimore direct
GAINESVILLE, WHEELING. BALTIMORE, ETC.
fsst Tan Erress O'Clock w. and Second Train
s csss Quo 4..s a Y ss;
aT sss s SS ssss 20 s..i:
connecting y S'; sis ss ss
X HILlsBosoueH
lssssssh with Ohio Stage Company Lines l. csosss Pa
FARE.
New Now Yea Yea u. ss. :a s,s
iei wa LAKE. Steamer: to ba.s. ana is 90
tn Ru0.i
Railroad Albany and tadoa River 70 New Y1l n, M
From Cincinnati 70 Boston via Lake Shore New Erie
Boston We Lis s,.Sasi: and New Yci 20 %
ssoa Lake Shore. sae. Albany and 10 90
Prom Ssss i. La. si:s:; sa xs.; 70 60
and Western koAas.; Is 90
routaa.
from Cincinnati Montreal Shore Road "a AZ
Cincinnati Montreal Lake il n
FROM Cincinnati 10 Beon via Lake Shore Road O9dens
bssgh 10 %
from Cincinnati Boston lake Steamer II oo
soa cncinna 70 New Yosk via Lake Shore Road ogden
From cincnuAn New York via Lake sssansr osdens
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. u
ron eancnnsn q nulao va LAKE shos hAroad %
fsoa Cincinnati 70 hano via Lake Steamer. I'd
1on cncinnah PhiadslPhiA baltimore Cresins and
fssssIgh 4, . IL; IS 90
sn cssinaaa % n,issush via cssstiias Is
on caeinns =. 70 tsbasBh via Cleveland %
1--WE Ceeinasn 70 nsmose wa whssing d
rou S.e-a.eu ~ = A,nin4ten VA ~
From Ci<inna&i Cleveland ). ~
" c.assslis. 80
fo1 xfn<1nna1 70 Neum1ue 4
" 'fs.~@ 2 o.
- ~ innrneoa and Through Tickets psass spply once
ssstheass corner Broadway sd Front Dspat
issssn ~ w s srRhna nsss. A..
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a1t.ASTER AND MARBLE DUST-20o mi.
Il rs 100 ssas La.a ssis M.,,s nv uDis.
y sSsiN Y. HARDfLL 4 CO.. -'''~
a-sU.unsa Wscosaloss % ]. Hayusn &uo 4,
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Morbr Of
on aud phyans themselves have IL the most
which
- Sold By all the principal Duggsn the Uni
ted States.
~ Beaeh's Breast Linnment.-An excellent remedy for
any disease Of hs BIss such Pain the Breast Splitting
Blood opPrsson in Breathing dcuy
about The Chest e. This remedy .hoaa doubt produces
used T. are way Lung either
this Linament according todrecons.
Bcacha Fcrru ginous CERTAIN rsmedyf Chs and
Fever pd chages known M
II the disease.
Bsesh. Rheanatia Compeund-Nsvsr fails give relief
Deaehs stschiye BittersThi. is an sIeellen article
md Esvs and all Aatumn TO persons living having
nsauabe using will chs
and Fever the time the secreon give tone the
stomach improve dgesas restores the appetite dyspepsia
aunds and givsshsalth and vigor 70 the system
"a For the above remedies publish certificates Itraor
GARY performed by them. We will say thin they
that represented They remedies that
II r With the moot satisfactory rssults The great
can be reached BY all Prepared and by
4. D. BEACH, NJ. o., Chsmiat and Apohecnry,
AW Of Chartrea and Cusomhoune N. D..
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xKTK. F. FRYER, INDIAN DOCTOR, Gu

CONSUMPTION the and Dyspepsia Chole
Cholera Mo.bu and Fever eursdn from y to as
elect 0onoha and nvs,arse Ulcers
Sore Throat Colds Sb.s.ts Cancers fstgs, Of all kinda
des aud breast cold h>nda and together with all tbs
other married and single adies and children Ny
the experience and practice
Since capable curing many
.iSered hopeless BY Celebrated doctors.
~ Redencs and ONCE No. - FREHCHMAN STREET. Third
District. NewQ a.
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PLAsTERa.
shsrman'sPoor Mans
Allebasi ioorhtsut
Allehasls .iJinRubbsfbs
Tho Impro, Cd Poor Man'o,
Jew Dsvid'a or Hebrew,
Pstor's Vegetable,
knapp's Indian,
Wbte'a Machine Spread strsnsn
whitins'sstrengthsnipr,
Kids Imperial,
Hsrrirk'a Royal,
LikIMENTs,
Buffers Bone and Fcver,
Bartins's Lotion,
Dayis's Horse,
Hunt's, Hayss', ssIaps Hswss
TOOTH PAHTEs.
8 he rnan' . Compound Ovrif Tooth.
rhompaor's Aromatic Tooth,
yonsais Toothachs.
LOzENGES.
shssmsn'a Cough, Worm Carpss
Ching's Worm,
Witsr's Consh
DROPS.
Solomon s1co,naene,
snefmm's roolhache,I .....
W,,l,ams's To- ..hachs.
hflsCELf.ANE0Uh,
Thorn'r Extract,
Winern Arcanun Hruart,
CarterT Spanish Mixture
Mothers Relief,
Mrs. Kidder's Cordial,
lvaughnb Dithoutriptie,
Osxood's Indian Cboiogosue,
IIialrey's Forest Wine,
Mrs. Hayes ngsentsfy Cordial
Cullen's , suials Specific,
Cullen's Indian Vegetable Rene
Isowand's Magic Lotion,
Bella Army 1inctnrc,
Dnvis's Bcpufatfvr E1trael.
Jayne's Alternative,
yayne's Hair Dye,
Jsyps's Caiulinativs, .s
howand's Carminatisc,
Balm Colnmbls,
UphAm's Pile Eleetusry,
yones's Chemical Soap,
crumplon's Balsam,
Tbompson's Eye Water,
Mrs. Hayes Eye wster,
Perry Davis's Pain Killer,
jouen's Hair Restors tive,
Jones'f Lilly white,
BenI'a Hair Restorative
Soda Powders, cologpea
Msen fun.
Ciressaian Balm,
Balm OF Gilsai,
2oby's Hair Curling FiuiAs
BAiley's Shaving Cream,
Taylor's Shaving Cresm,
Bartine's Hair Lotion.
Hart's Remedy for Fits-
iLamotts's French Remedy,
Baiiey's Mead ByruP,
IBailey's Suenr-coA Cspsuisss
Bagls's Hypsriaa Flnid,
Whesisris fssjor1, -r'shs6hs
IJones,a Nset-r,
ICaynl's 4 sol yris Cg'i'.i,
balm ofT'honsAnd fisNss-
Barnes's Pile Lotion,
5. Fahnssieck's yvnaiinse,
sailey's Group syrsp
Ivory Pssts i,laes iny,
ihiseassst o5
Chinsse Soap,
| ueinn Curih.l,
lTrriSs1<an1 r1RelAam.
British O
Beidlits ~
Harlem Oil,
Extracts, Soap, etc, w.
line not mentioned In this csl1i0.
n farrsa ~r.nl =
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l. srRAUB. r. HAzLETT.
ISAAC STRAUB & CO., MILL FACTORY,
Corner Of Front and John streets, Cincinnati, Ohio

Warehouse street. Main Walnut siree
KIDDER & FABIAN, Agents,
"a Magazine street, New Orleans
~ The above r Wood Cut Of single gssred Queen Of the
South " Corn Mill land Crusher
We manufacture Cob Breaker OF gea. strength and durability and
Wsplacs his s BY which means
convert Corn Mill into Stock Feed Mill but few minutes work
portable Mills single double gears
ea water kcrss power These Mills have bean run
sad horse In composition against the other make M
beautiful silver medal Our
Mills two first premums the bsst M at two Annual
MILLS to by steam wassr horse power.
This Mil exhibited operation horse power Ohio
fa 1885, when 1t was awarded premium and splendid silver
AsoDSersn kinds Of portable HORSE POWERS AND STEAM
and durability, surpassed by n use.
All our articles warranted tour
iii dssePon and tsstlnOnas Of msrani .nsss W.
roler ,hos e our pamphlet to be haa - ghsr
NoTEMr. Kimba partner Burrows, whieo aibtng
Bsows Mill State Fair laat Fall boistsrous bis
grind corn has whoever sass The most fesssns quality anu
quantity was be the 'af 4 STf a at each and 'V'y trial
6raub to run nn eighteeninch mill
Burrows a 81 sRc tsISf r ERfais inch MILL
s n,s tq ~ swsn;, sss, ssh si s,
Burrows 20 T II lHs T 1Isl.Y.'a n "A iAn
etranb torun twenty -si1 inch mill
Burrows d Co. TO thxty inch mill.
When the pinch that boisterou popped out
To the above Inow appendn challenge grind
Twill run my eighteen QUEEN OF THE SOUTH with a cob
treake THE SAME ARTICLE THAT TOOK THE PRE-
inch Burrows Wm ohio and Ksaarky Feed
An both to be at and Apprehensivs risky
Cushr auxiliary Should my single grind equal in
quality and quantity the combined productions three
mills you pleased then you can draw few hundred dollars
boys coward nothing like walking straigh,
To ]. II. Burrows 4 Co. ianie sm
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NEWARK, NJ, SADDLEKY Ware G.
stioass--A snRsw g BULL CO. e. y Cans, csn.l
Asnlseursr lmIvrtSn q SADDLtkr spd sADDLEwARk
hsy, constantly hand large md ope assortment Of s5lsS
estSss Ho~ssia fUos and thinning Of every a.
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Fsss Baltimore Ecotts Mile.
Fare r he r~ni Trip between Baltimore and Relay House 80
trip procured ensrcg ears
cm the regular the
- ~wAsHINGToN BRANCH
Leave Baltimore for Washington 4lsA and $40 n.
and y.
o. ssnisys stxls a. y. and sior.x
4 Leave waahngton ea Sundays At A. n. and I'm.
s 1 and fourth from Bsltmore the second ard fourth
ftom WashsgtnA will Exrress Mail train stopping only
Wahingtoa Juncion aud Annapolis Junction. By order.
r2s sm j. 7. ENGLAND. Agent
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hCorti street, ID
informs his nu-
merous custom
ers and gentle
men amateurs,
billiard players
generally, that
after dillgent re-
9. arches and nu-
msrous trials, he
has justobtaine
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vERMIFuGEs.
WinsI's Canadian,
D. "A, Fahnestoek'I,
SWANS,
Bsllsy's,
JAyne's,
Y Challsn's.
5ARsAPAplI.LAe.
Or, Townssnd's,
Bailey's,
Sands's,
winkoop'A
Bristops,
Wood's,
Bulls.
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= - = = = - = ~
INA AID 0R10oN 6ANDWICHIG LANDg,
A1p GWuA Qeen q ~ "a and 8st q
= " r - y 49, o. shs Wet Coast Of South
~ - r : - - ssntB on Letters sent
!. -ss'se,s ~ eeDte - letters received.
); q csnts On lsttsrs sent.
~ $50 ~ - =" % cents on lsttars received
* st.& - centa % LISTERS sent
1890" $50 - oeu11 - letters received
" Sc. y. esn!8<y hsn ssnt.
: x11aos - Aspln4sil p is1ana direct Il 10
u m a - Ic{16da, AustRa1ja, Van DisuAns Land
ia 5X 114 o. = 11aaei6ee1 \, On each dngls let
2'FF ~ e. $50 ~ ~ n a6Vsn0e.
~ = ~ = Oanfoenia end Oregon b
- - li1I1 ~ - 1ocsa6 unpaid. on ns1spapsrs
!. N - 1nue1l1s ssts appy.
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nEAR SIR commenced the use Of your
KATARON by accident having little faith snch hogs, but
Of Hair consider Of much Service hatl take
making the tsnet have teer
bald for eight years.
Sold JARVIS wOODMAN, Of Common and Maya
no styests New Orleans, mh9
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svLln regard 70 your will that have asss
Pe Lepra prorasis csbiss syphe Caehsra In all
ndcntisn Of seas 70 const In
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REV. i. j. ROBERTS.

Tile Tennessee Baptist regards the
mission Of Mr.. r. with decided favor,
aud thus referred to him in the last num-
bor ofthat paper:
The labors Of what missionary have
bcen so honored as those Of bro. Rob.
cits What missionary ever sacrificed
more for the privilege Of preaching to
the Chinese? He gave up large pro:
pcrty in the southwest, valued at $780,
900; provided lis own outfits, and has
nevertheless laborel under the most
singular and untowarl circumstances:
Dismissed last year by the Board at
Richmond on account of fmisundcrstand-
ings, we must charitably hope, lie is
now left penniless in,hat fatiotf land,
and yet like an heroic spirit, maintain.
ing his ground and trusting inihe God
who fed his auciprt servant by hisra-
vsns, to feed him. At our last advice
he was preparing 70 go to the army oI
tile rcyolutionists, but was waiting for
means to go. We are forwarding li,r
such sums us arc sent tons, lfhe once
reaches the camp his sutFeripgs WILDE
at an eud, aud his wants allisnpplied
and ho will doubtless become The frs
miUistotofthe new Emperor.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-11-12
Pictorial Illustrations Of the Billie.

flCl0Tla iiiuSlIdl!0nS VI the Dloit'
Doctor Adam Clark says, that the
wors, commentators on the Bible are
the painters; and a trucr remark he new,
er uttered. The Knickerbocker tells
little story tha, Observation-Disclosures
the Doctors position. It's of little
boy in Virginia. Long before he had
learned the alphabet, his parents made
him familiar with the narrative portions
of the Bible, which they were accus-
toned to read to him. One day he was
permitted to have the Old family Bible
TO look at tho pictures; and coming to
the picture of "Dauiel in the Lions
Dem" lie gazcd at it for asitw minutes
silently, then running to his mother'
hook III hand, lie broke forth in an indie-
nant tone:-
"Mo,her, this Bible don, tell tho
truth u Bs, Aaae
"why, my child, What makes YOU
say SOP ...l
"why. mother didn',you read tome
that when Daniel was thrown into 'ha
Den, God slut tho lions mouths! and
see bors,they are vide epenl
the ehilabelioyed the pic,ufeinstead
of,he text.
Why are good tigolutionslik stasn,'
ling lalies 2 TbeysaIi, cu,'Sipg oatb