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The Mobile News has changed hands, Mr.. 8. p
Benjamin having become sole proprietor of tlls
paper. It's editorial department will hereafte,
be under the charge of John Haig, Esq.
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PROFESSOR Henry DE- MAnsAN.--The method

and abilities this gentleman highly upoken Of
great the ladies and gentlemen who study
xuage Combining the oral with the single
admirable boo reasonable aad method capable pro-
dueng the satisfactory nconteable results requires
great deal less time than other satem rdeuiousy
only sucaen the only nfabe Professor ha.
formed Day cssss for Ladies' Evening Gentlemen
He gives Private Pupil or
his rooms. No. Camp opposite the City Hotel
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Mouse Furnishing Store,

10 and rs CAMP STREET.
EB The subabsrs daily receiving sheiss
and varied stock, comPrised in which
QuEENsWARE, GLASS aad CHINA WARE; &-0
BIRMINGHAM WARE; #""&
RICH CHINA VASES and d.
FINE SILVER PLATED wAREi
pAkLoR and HALL LAMPS H."
and GfRoHpoLEsj
RICH TEA TRAYS WATERS ia sets or single;
FINE TABLE CUTLERY and ..@
HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE;
ETAMELED and HOLLOW WARS
BRITANNIA, PLAaIsHED TIN and JAPANNED WARE;
WOODEN and WILLOW WARE;
FEATHER BUSTERS; $A
BRUSHES, Of all kinds;
PAPER HANGLN6s and DOOR MATs
WHITE CHECK FANCY MATING,
WINDOW coRgIcEs, CORDS and TAssELs
CURTAIN BANDS and CURTAIN PINS.
ALSO
SPIRIT GAS, or Burning Fluid; 3D..
sPERM LARD WHALE OIL. "
eb72 am9p MILLER, HARRIS ~ALDn.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-20

Judge sharkey, Samuel s. Boyd and Henry
l. Elicit, have been appointed commissioners to
modify the laws of the State of Mississippi,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-20

The snow was nine inches deep at Baltimore
on the l4th inst There was also a very heavy
fall Of snow at New York, Philadelphia and
Boston
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-20

THE RESOURCES OF EUROPE. The New York
Herald, in long and very able article on the
Eastern question, gives the following table
which shows the relative resources and indebt-
edness Of Russia and of the nations that are
either actually in arms against her, or are likely
to be drawn Immediately into the struggle.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-20

Col William Strickland, the architect of ths
Tennessee State Capitol died at Nashville on I'll,
9th inst.
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sT. cHARLEs THEArRE.-To Tonight at the St
Charles occurs the benefit of Mr.. D. p
Ellsworth, the machinist of the theatre Tie
spectacle Of g Mazeppa" and the g Blind Girl d
Genoa" are to be performed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-20

The magnetic telegraph lines in America ex-
tend over Il 900 miles, and cost nearly 81 ,00o,-
600 to build The Telegraph Companion sets
down the various lines as follows: Morse line
wires, 36.972 miles; House, 1850 miles; Balm.
$40 miles, Total, 1892 miles, The capital
stock in the Morse lines is So ,545. 800; House,
$3.50. 900; Balm, Sl71 900. Total capital stock,
s6 All 300
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-20

A piece of land in Atlanta, Georgia, that
four years ago was offered for S1400, was re-
Gently sold for upwards OF SIS 600, after being
laid off into building lots
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-20

As You Like IT. will be again presented at
placides tonight, as it will continue to be until
notice to tho contrary.
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Mr.. Joseph Howell, q wealthy merchant Of
Philadeiphia, died in that city on the I1th
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-20

Mr.. Edwin Thomas, reporter of the Baltimore
Argus, was brutality beaten, few days since,
by a couple of raffians who were offended by an
allusion to them which was made in one Of his
reports
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Henry A. Hildreth, formerly reporter 70,
the Boston press, Is now an inmate of the lunatc
asyss n at Utica, N Y.
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AT the Orleans theatre tonight will again be
performed Meyerbser's new opera g Marguirite
dAnjou''
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40 the EaSsaes.

y
~ Respectfully offers her Ladies' Of New Orleans lot
Abe treatment of the following dipeaass PRoLApsus UTERL
WHITES, PRoFUSE AND PAINFUL MENsTRuATIos, IN
GoRsEMENT AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB
adapted her Ia that
the dstinguishad Surgeons Par
ito sacefss here which she has ample testimony
she can
OF tia Uterus not Of cancerous can be cured
Madam exclusively to the
can be consulted DAILY, at no. fo4idenes
myl8 sptf lsR St soreph atrest
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CANCERS CURED. Frazee b

CANCERS CURED.-Dr. Frazee has the honor
to inform the pnba that prepared cases of this
disease; and he will GUARANTEE A CURE IN EVERY CASE
except when vital be seriously
the sufferer may s Those afflicted with Eanaeroas
affections invited ,t Dr. .. aud advcs Free
As an evidence Of his sincerity asd hin confidence his
tseaent Dr. F. will undertake
ssnted, and make charge until patient
cured without pain the the Twenty
mail will package CANCER SPECIFIC full
directions for Address DR. FRAzEE,
AZ Cherlea atreat
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The steamship Empire City sailed from New
York on the 18th for New Orleans pia Havana
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SHERRY

james Moore, aged %, died of hydrophobia, il
Boston, on the 9th INST
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CELEBRATIoN OF HENRY CLAY's BIRTHDAY.
Henry Clay's birthday, the 9Th of April, was
celebrated at New York, by a grand banquet
at the Metropolitan Hotel, The Herald says.
The American flag foated yesterday from all
our public buildings, in commemoration of the
natal day of Henry Clay. The subject of all
this alteration has been for nearly three years
slumbering beneath the willows of Ashland,
yet he still lives in the hearts of his country
men. Perhaps no man before his time had
such ardent friends while living, perhaps no
man was ever more sincerely mourned when
dead The old tune Here's to you, Harry
Clay was ohanted yesterday by many lips,
and memory with it recalled the scenes of for
mer times, when the admirers of the IS Great
American Commoner" delighted to rally round
him in political warfare
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Rp tbs saatbern Eims.
STORM AT THE NORTH

STORM AT THE NORTH.
New YORK, April 19-The late storm along
the Atlantic coast has proved very disastrous
to life and property. The Delaware breakwater
has been very much damaged, and a large num-
Der of houses were unroofed in that vicinity.
Seven ships have been driven ashore on Squam
beach.
1t is believed that with the assistance ofsteam
tugs, the ship Underwater will be got off at high
tide.
RUMORED FAILURE.
BosToN, April 19.-It is rumored here to-day
that q large commercial house of this city has
failed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-20

Mr.. Manners, whig, was reelected Mayor {
Jersey City on the 18th inst
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y 30 sases Yrarts Pale SHERRY.
20 Molilia's Gold DO:
90 cases DaE Gerieniz psie do
For sale by S. WOLFF. Is Camp street. spso
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NAVIGATION OF THE AMAzoN.-The New York
Post publishes very important correspondence
in relation to the much vexed question whether
Brazil has right to control the navigation Of
the Amazon. This correspondence, the Post
states, is from the fears Of two prominent for
eign functionaries at Para The pretensons Of
Brazil to the right to obstruct the navigation
of the Amazon by foreign bottoms, is scoffed at
in most bold and unqualified tone An ex
tract from the reply of the President of the
Bolivian Republic, to an invitation from the
Emperor of Brazil. to enter into q treaty for
the exclusive navigation of the Amazon and its
tributaries by their riparian proprietors, is also
given in this correspondence.
President Belzou, of Bolivia, declined to en-
terrain any proposals from the Brazilian Plen-
ipotentiary. which recognized any right in Bra
I'll to limit the commerce of the Amazon at all
He said that Boliyia's right to the commerce of
nations beyond the Atlantic, through the ANA
zon, was guaranteed both by the laws of nature
and of nations, and that the pretensions of Bra
I'll deserve to be considered g the most eccentric
folly"
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CONSUMPTION CMrabte.

BE a CHI s. BK A s.. IINIM D "
ky only pains aches the breast
back sabdung the hrsa
which liable but entirely the
Their formation The of this nment with the dee
tons and the decsns invaluable either
already afflicted disease way predpssed to it,
The principle of this founded tho atau aad most
opinions the day,
not but be approved Of
by BEACH NJ D. Chemist Apothecary
Of chnrea and Custom Hous Streets THOMAS RANKIN Of
Poyda and Camp sYME Canal and caron
dalai Attracts. sn11 stlnhitW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-20

The following table shows approximately the
military and naval resources of the different
powers who will figure Immediately upon the
scene:
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tent Irusa snd Rupture Remedy relief comfort
guarantee in the ali Rupures good apply
the Pfopeor establishment ST. Charles and inquire
Dr. Sherman For further particulars
apply to the for descriptive pamphlet ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-20

Summer Ct0tgstasg.
r. STRIN G ER CO.,
Ne. IS Camp
fB Invite attention ~ their superior assortment Of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
large variety WOODEN GOODS, adapted sssssu
FRENCH MERtso, ALPACA. LINEN DUCK
FRoeR AND OFFICE COATS, SAC COATS,
Aeno ptap dor White and Figured Drill Linen Duck
PANTS,
Rich Figured silk Aarpee. VESTS styles
FURNISHING GOODS.
New style cRAvATs. NECK TIES HALF HOSE, Ere E4c
TRAVELLING TRUNKS,
of ths latest Philadelphia Manufacture. apf qesn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-20
C0sas,sn.pttues and Ayspepttcs,

KEAD5 HEFIECT, AND BE ADVISED.
w Thuk for of the your dasas and
plant will find Worms the your disease your
Livss, HoRENsAcK's WORM SYRUP LIVER PILLS,
. certain
d. j. N HoBEssAcki take pleasure while inform the
crest efficacy Of your Syrup Having afflicted years
had skleton receiving hs
medicines used induced b Jesse Roberts
Worm Syrup, he informed had brought him
Esqu A. Tomlinson Of Bucks county, with whom
aeq tainted. then commenced TAXI your srup; ii brought
quantities Of from me, completely health.
enjoyed
yea previous, JOHN HART, Merchant
MccaTtesyils, Bristol township Philadelphia county,
DBL N. HoBENSACK, Proprietor, Phila., Pa.
~ by WRIGHT CO., Orleans Char
ire street, New Orleans. npl7 9pst
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels. April 10


| ST. CHARLES. D Howell and family Miss; F
Rightor, A Robertson, DR. Borland; La " A
Green, silas Herring and lady, Miss Bailey, E
Barber, N I; Lemon and family, Mo. Mrs and Miss
Gould, N A Davis, " II Garrett, j Williams Ala; b
Misner and lady, Mrs and Miss Trabne DR.. Trahue,
Texas; 7 Dana Boston.
ST LoUIs..,.W Krenshaw, st Louis; D Hitchcock,
Cal; Hitchcock, Ohio; Col W Qurk, Miss Yer.
men, Dr. Taylor Misses Quirk, b Scott and lady
Chin, La; Pegram St Louis G Martin, Miss;
Tlin, @ II NJ RI.
ARCADE. T Oliver ] Monroe w Campbell {, II
Mossly, G Gray, Anderson L N Davis, j G Fin
ley " Powell, II Dubett, Woreheston Miss j;
Packer, J A IIargis E Sims, La L Rotten, T G
Wells, Ark Kersey, Ky; W Campbell, Texas
MIRANDA. Mrs Hebert, Smith, L Hebert, La W
Smith samson, z Post, Mobiles Bradley, W
Jackson, j jackson, Bleedwel, ark r II Smith j.
Smith Miss Badger, Boston,
CITY Smith and lady, R = Thomas, La j
jackson and lady, Prett, P Farmelly NJ
Daneby, J Msrcauday. Redman, W Mnier, L
Lsvent J Morris, La r Murphy, q j Pride, Ala
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Married.
Las. Exsnieg April 49, by the Rev Dr. " Scott HENRY
DAY Of E l. Bansrd Eq valley Cal
ssoURTEEN LOTS OF GROUND at tbe
aqiion Of the comnon street shell Road New ana mean
the ss stE d. s as.s .s Canal to-, carTs
The sbevg eslsnlsed for Coffee house Innb
& . s9-nss.------ ap2o
SIX LOTS OF GROUND NEAR THE
- oPRLousAs RAILROAD DEPOT ssli 81. Lots OF
sseaPd ,aSans hr s from EE Pacific
TERasaOQ0 for the Sir Lots quarter cash. balance and
yees apo
A SSORTED OAK LUMBER FOR SALE
50 goo fee. of Lumber, sthoa consisting of
Ing, or sale BY p PRIESTIF nv ~
:Tc 49, = ~ anon al
w FATHER. EoARDs-
w 1920 fss 81 Of CYPRESS WEATHER BOARDS
dc,
rafaLlon. ID EaTrfIEIR stag9t
4 0HD0N ALE AND PORTER-In quarts
-s-I aed pin.s for anle BY f. W. coELER,
apa1 IL Z= Cnmnlen atrsst
ssUNDRlES-
~ or sssks CHERRY BRANDY;
10 bales GRENQBLE WALNU1S:
IS rails IvAGA ALMONDS;
"a bags TARAGoNA ALM0SDS-For sale by
.oze A. +. COCHRAN 4 HALL, IS 9raTsr street.
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BENEFIT or ], e. NAeLE, ESQ. The benefit
Of this talented young actor takes place, we
learn, at the St. Charles theatre, on Saturday
evening next, when are to be presented tie
two melo-dramas, z Esmeralda'' and RooI-
wood. I with other entertainments which we shall
mention hereafter. No member Of the profess
sion in this city. enjoys greater popularity
with play -goers than does Mr.. Maggie, and mono,
in our opinion, more justly; for, indeed, he il a
most deserving act r--always well studied, COR
rect and spirited, fully capable to play leading
parts in the first theatres of the nation, and a n
estimable gentleman as well as actor, He pos
sesses talent, that with proper study and effort
cannot fail to lead to successful and brilliant
career. We shall expect to see the St. Charles
crowded on Saturday evening by Mr.. Nagle's
friends and admirers
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Gentlemen, Take Notice.
E5 The New Good per City arrived
S. N. MOODY'S,
Corner Canal srest and Exchange Place.
And his patrons, who hsve kindly waited for his
SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK,
seloat from the splendid arsormentof
SUMMER cRAvArs,
SUMNER UNDER CLOTHING,
SUMMER VESTS, SUMMER GLOVES, aud
FANCY ARTICLES, in great variety.
MO0DY'S CELEBRATED SHIRTS
be had low VI Halt Dozen linen bosu
XIV Shirts made to order in any style.
re- Remember $: N. MooDY's Address apIo apsf
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The .veaC orleans Hsrt,.ta.,g Ssopese,

NEW AND HOME ESTABLISHMENT, "
SECOND FLOOR OF No. 8s CAMP sTREETA
tBsween Poydraa Na,che,)
Pseprissor,, E Y; sasTy g si WiisATbs
f- At this Establishment executed cEAPLY NEATLY nd
EXPEpITIoUSLY all kiads of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
IN ENGLISH FRENCH IND SPANISH
49,. As... r.
BOOKS, tDAY, CASH and ORDER BOOKS,
PAMPHLETS, BILL, RECORD AND INVOICE
LAWYERS, BRIEFS, BOOKS etc.
BLANKS FOR PUBLIcoFF1c DIARIES, '.- .
SOTARIAI BLANKS, isALEs RECEIPTS
CUSTOM HOUSE BLANKS, IcoTroN PRESS RECEIPTS.
INSURANCE OFFICES do. STEAMBOAT BILLS, ;
couNTING-H lusE do SHOP BILLS,
BANK OFFICERS do. STEAMBOAT AND sTEAAiSf 5P
FOREIGN IMPORTERS, POSTERS,
CHECKS, srEhMRoAT CARDS, i
CATALOGUES, - BUSINESS CA fDs
BILLS or EXCHANGE, BILLS or FARE,
DRAFTS. WINE LISTS, L..
NOTES, pRuGelsrs' LARELs.
BiLLs OF LhDING, HANpBILLs,
MANIFEST HEADS, FIRgMEN's CERTIFICATES,
CIRCULARS lRALL AND soIgEE INyl7A-
JOURNALS and LEDGERs,l TIoNs, etc., etc
Ms- PRINTING IN C0L0RS. -GG IT.
BALL AND soIaEE INVITATIONS, BILLS OF FARE, eta,
....rRINTkp
GOLD, SILVER, CRIMSON, Ere.
EB- We hsye peculiar facilities RUrIN6 and BINDING.
E We choice atock FANCY EMBOSSED
and coLoRED CARDS and PAPER various ,sss, selsrse4 With
and which will print dispose Otherwise
rates. 81.
EB- We prepared to print Is
POST Frs, OF LARGE DIMENSIONS,
FOR SHOWS, STEAMBOATS,, STEAMSHIPS,
In PLAIN OR FANCY coLoRs.
sg- We HOES POWER and ROTARY PRESSES and RUG.
Giles PRINTING ENGlsE-ths beat COW Ia use.
E Call and examine specimens prices for all kinda
work above enumerated. ianI1 Up
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THE BUCHANAN TREATY.

We have already mentioned the prevalence of
4 story that our Minister at London has con-
scluded with England treaty by which we bind
ourselves to neutrality in the Russo Turkish
Tar; England STIMULATING, in return, the aban-
lonment Of her claim Of impressment; that free
ships shall make free goods; and that the com
nissioning Of priyateers, unless commanded and
manned BY the subjects Of those who are parties
70 the war shall cease.
The whole story seems to us fabricated in this
country, upon the fact that debate has oc-
Cured in Parliament, in which the British Min
istry avowed their Willingness and that Of France
to let the neutral flag cover the goods, and to
put down priyateering. It is probable that,
npon these hints, it has been guessed that Mr.
Buchanan had seized the occasion to make such
sa treaty. The story itself, however, admits
! that be had acted without any instructions If
y, he could not act at oil, beyond agreeing to
the mere project Of q treaty For treaties are
not concluded without the exhibition Of powers
and instructions, in the particular matter. TO
stipulate, without instructions, 50 great a thing
az our neutrality through this war is more tia
MIR. Buchanan can well have yentured upoil,
even though such is our true policy In Short
We are not in hurry to believe the tale
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-20

The Law MusKETs. The bark Grapeshot,
which left New York some time since, with
10000 Of the George Law muskets on board,
destined. as the New York papers said, for Con-
stantinople, the muskets having been sold to tile
Sultan, arrived at the mouth Of our river seye-
raj days since and anchored outside the bar, but
has not yet come up to this port. Its thought
that the muskets aforementioned are still %
board, and are, II is said by some, to be sent 10
Mexico; but this story is not commonly credited,
These same muskets have been looked to BY tile
Spanish officials in the island Of Cuba with d
great deal Of anxiety; 50 their presence here, in
the Gulf Of Mexico, will scarcely be looked on
sby them as good omen
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GUNDRlEs.

3 0ND0N ALE AND PoRTER-In quart
IA aed pints for aals by F. W. coELER,
Cnmnan strsat
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LATEST TELkGR.lrh.iti n 5

ro TnE NEW ORLEANS nAiIf onGsol.. ).
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"A Ss0RTED OAK LUMBER FOR SALE
5000 ees of Lumber, fstboas, consisting OF
it'll AIMS bucket Plank Square Timber and Elm scant
ng, tor sale sy P. PRlESTLEY,
.aann
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Ia FATHER BOARDS
w 1000 fest Of CYPRESS WEATHER BOARDS;
=i004e do. PINE
a prime article the BnrheyiIle Saw Mills
& II -nfan9
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Splendid Furniture PcremptGry ssn
BY r. M. MONTG OMERY u CO.
y. Beni. Chandler,

NOTES, BfLLs, HOUSE RENTS, etc.
tBr Office coRsoN a ARMsTRoNG,s, SO Camp b,rss.
II Office Hours from I 10 10 A. NJ, and sto5r.M.
G Referencesfi 7. Lonadale, J. Lands Co.
] rufatrn rnha Iritn
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SIX LOTS OF GROUND NEAR THE
- oPEIousAs RAILROAD DEPOT salt 81. Lott Of
Gfcund running through from Ea Pacific street. within few
hundred yards Of the Railroad R. Nichols
Tor The Sir Leta cash, balance
]. a.an-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-28
McVEIGH& CHAMBERLAIN,
NJ IIOLESAEE GROC + rs
i r.sas S.r5st K1s~H A ~ sFg43
sEPTEMBER 81. 1854.

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- 7o Peso at n i.pIia7me'f 81
S@10OITCb 81. 600 y lY EAR.
4 dErce "a .hale .Mot.sg AID % Good
boon lGENrs WANTED.

FTNFI.5 sr-5erib) = publishes a naH ar II most
1 v4lua5le Itariai BOOKS yers pJea'a- ara
al slca a nra! a religious icaaeBge hat wtile
good aeH may satefr engage ID heir Ct-suls'lUn,
Lhey Ii fQheg 2 1a.7slc Drae.l an receive fa1r
an 5.t573tsa far ter labor.
4 ~ r. men B eaierprisc art Ak. Tbs 5isi-
ne>s Offers Al crBotunitY M rroEjah!e employ
tnent d 165ra. to 81 Imet ight
r-zr Persons Vt l>hits 10 tnsag4 ia their sale
iii receive prom 1ty by mail Clttslsr con am
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