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FNGLISH AND CLASSICAL FAMILY
Haven Conn. - ~ '4'' VS."
The subsber has large and buildings suitable for
me Of his pupils erected expressly the
lhe locality q the institution 10 tina
aoPoi health aud constitutional vgor and 70 IN
leliecta and moral outue 1t miis from tbe
o. ne city that ~ retired position and proximity e the
Out the exclusive disadvantages of either. = '' w
Fnpis
or prepared Mercantis pnrBiits NoJsf
gung Mac and Drawing mi pnto
Tactics, taught Schools have bsan n,
anu an the poP are encouraged perfect henseves under
q aktiini master, IN thus scisnce
The is divided Of twenty two
fa And winter session commences
March. = S 11s' tuesuhs u
Ihe classes OF the tntuion arranged, pupp can bs
nencement Of each term in Yale College. " sag WIN
The charges Tuition Washing during t
merely $3.50
during the vacations, the price 0 $500. ~ e iANNA's
Is Principal akes pleasure being able refer to e
aioek Eaq editor of the New York Of Commerce
mSoi LEWIS NJ MILLS Hrnripnl.
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INTERIOR EnpMfnpmente.
AGNoIIA No. d, Baton Rouge, meets on the
'eoond and fourth Saturdays of eachm month.
CUNT SINAI No. 8, Franklin, La, meets ON
arst snt third Weduesdaysin each month
G. W. SHAW No. 10, Clinton, La, meets on the
first and fourth Saturdays in each month
JAMES FURNEAUX, Grand Scribe.
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40 EMoVAL OF DR.. FEUCHTWANGER's
COPPER-FACED TYPE
FNNHE NEWTON COPPER TYPE COMPANY

Il in giving notice Of their No. to No. M h
William (ennce strse beg to aux I'M
particular attention of Printers the great they
recently made :neir work. "''
We have S az our new places greatly increased facilities Cop
feature table Specimen
Books
inspection Of Printers Il this will prove IRE al
Printers whether residents sy here
abng them TO glance
from the presence of interested Orders type
through this directly with the
One q me Of this company resides London
operates the invention OF Dr. Newton
liar facilities Of getting type from there any patrons
depire 1t % order. y = - f'e''
Tbs Printers
three the CoppeFaced Type 70 leave auite
unnecessary
msn' Or me comparative merits Of copper and metal
printing
50 three times more durable they work produce
use eFs ink and facilitate composition rendering
letters Of the alphabet easily dstingulahabIe, =
Owing to this difficulties having work properly
done this pac, ali our
be Coppor-Faeed " 'FN
Thi Company Dr. Nswon'a persons are eau
toned infringe said PATENT Type
by using that Copper Faced By othsrs than this Company
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l. ~
eAny
vs two miles and an hall If bos
access ss ss sai,s
R RI e
4sfs s 1 sss sx hsss
fsss fss asserting t1a.
s. u hs sISss L0 Appetite and General 0
s @
eano will Be paid by well trained every
guests eemmsnsara.s with he
already received, continuation Of
vel the esrdesss Of D ssone Dr. Wsddsburn Boyer
large earth with s.rong CURRENT
IL q found to Be q degrees far
IL snas ss as %
ss saf sas $ s has large
shS in ,s sort well
es water weighing nearly 100000 gammss there are
% s y @sas e ss
s SapSan' As, gFanmsH
Sodium :; :.
I Zine
Fo'a.sa aiphurssisd hydrogen,
TohaI.......,.... n % sr.mr,ss
s;seSssy he1d
s pn mi s,s9 sns snssss
sllsats q pessa. chloride q io
{ oa m aaa piss s osr sodium
~ e
ss ss
lnaa produce apsrien Alternative, tonic
ChenieAl laboratory Uavsraity Of Louisiana.
New Orleans March, ls5!.,.-.,,.
ne dsnohn bowie. JOHN MAULE No. IS ST.
Ab chsy Wa.s1a VINO has tins
will T BE- r svass apply tho
Ladies' and gent men wishing to visit the Spring. always
~ VI sase AZ Mandevie Madisonve
n AUDERDALE WHITE SULPHUR -
SPRINGS Lsuderdse county, MasThs fashoaa. sslEM
NJ and popular Watering Place valuable
s fSSsy and hs now made ss
No East and W was s
reception Of ri.iteIs on the 10th May. - s Wv
arniure has been procured premises since s,t
have thorough new cottages
to the luxurious comfort Of guests. m : ~
this vorte Watering paee that psn viii spared Is make
SpSugs at once agreeable aud
The Ohio Mobile passes within one nie Of tb
springs The already running within thirty miles and
g from . hoSs to shs Springs
confidently expected Inst BY The IA. M
August the will be running within eight Of the spripRs
Greensboro ns coae6es and he Gaiasy
Clinton and Columbus ihus aordng easy
South e'''i'1i' watering pisces IN the |
hc saabug The mr Of hIs saeaa sad
short intends 70 The patronage Of
RATES OF BOARDS:
Per month";.
ST '....''................ 10 90
cAldrtn and -. half piies
Ny stables and will DO kept in Bst order with good
holiers and abundant pforender. '0-
als & B. B. SMITH
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STATE or LOUIsIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City OF New Orleans.
pc remembered that hs 18th January, 1855 before
Of the Psaes 10 ,nd for
any Brother President James
eecsay othe Home Mutual Insurance Company
no being dny according 30 Gw dspose
OIL tnaaAd Company. A. BROTHER, Prssidsns,
JAS. II. WHEELER, Secretary.
s"ointo before thelsh
C.Y.JoNTE, Bseond Justice oil the PsAcs
- ofthe Parish Of Orleans.
Tia Boardo
On the
after MONDAY Feb
rusry DsxI.
Tbs Board also directed that profits
the year ending the 9oh December 1884, %
10 the credtof contingent account.
~ This peril the Bsas
Rivera and damsgs Fire at
omes, No. Hscampstrsst.
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NEW YORK---NEW YORK.

- I--
FRENCH AND AMERICAN ZINC PAINTS,
WHITE LEAD PATENT DRYER AND coLoRs The aqh
'S
4'''' 'A'' wall nj ss ssSi bar, WE III
Mauusf: IN and M mao.s as9s H.. .n xoes
0nsss .ns zn superior e for painting
vTsHE NEW YORK FOUNDRY and IRON
ss.sd SR Railing without rysts sso q entirely
%ied .ss
YAM &c Ss sa Rs
as work a % PT.ss s f. H. %
hs psns 00 east Ta
INDIA RUBBER GOODS, which will not hc-
a a a ss s Il
ssns 9a
oss oas Ss es ssss as seg
s r s sSs .ssy s sss .r A wsE 70 Bse
rsa Exporters invited stock parahasas
an' mem o' 1R
il every fad q Rabssr Goods
TTNIoN INDIA RUBBER COMPANY
Warehouse No q John street New Msnuac
af sale the Home and Export Trade on H. S
CLOTHING OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. @
SSs n A~E s sRa Navy Goods a''ns and Pea
CLOTHS. NYly5 .ss
anaf Gs s s S ns sSi asl
Covers. - '' ~
Air Beds Pillows cuahions Life Boats Buoys etc.
Hose Of ali kinds.
SURGICAL AND EMcAL ARTICLES.
s aa%R h Gp sF sAs ss sD Sc Bugs
0 Faa Treasurer and ,r.y NJ WILSON,
A. ENTLEMEN's SPRING AND SUMMER
the Aaor House, may be found extensive
READY MADE GARMENTS,
Frecks and Dress Goats pautaoous VESTS
sIEs M
through long aeros Of years,
mys, .s,lpsas IN S Raad d May sssseis s.ssr.
( lash STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
%sEss ~. M Taa
1G Dssss m a D ssiSfs #
oNs, HOSIERY, GLOVES, etc. i'i-' MD
short buyers 'A " 0Ae unusual sa
EOsEPH GILLOTTS STEEL PENS. =
sss e. sss assa sss Sn
aust --------~~- HENRY OWEN, Agent.
M D. BENJAMIN, No. 40 Nassau street,
'''~fsf 5ss : s. fzN asd SILK n GOODS
s aas ss aGss Fs
, EM0VAL OF DR. FEUCHTWANGERs
@ @ poI aSG S
h s'f9es S sa
IN s heir various materials e also imports the best cognac
oI.nn psgaeneoype chemeals offers Bne both
oysa sss a X
Salts Sold grain walls Nitrate, Cyanide OK de Silver
and Amons Garne and 1IpOl Blue ytro Vienna
rsnch and German Nitrate strona Bs oxalse
sR T. rsa os nd
ide Ammonium Patent Mednos such Paper Phosphorus
astet Persian insect Powder Fumigsng
pscihe Thorns Extract Copaya and Essences
yellow and Green best imported Oil Cognac APPLE Jargonea
Essences o. Jamaica and s. CrSx RUM Holland Gin Peach
s Of Cloves Pimsnto Jnniper Berry Orange, Caraway ROSS
Uranium Acet AID SuPhurous aud Nitrous Ehers; Fig
variety Drugs Ghemeas ariicIes on yery
odeate terms, for sale by DR.. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER %
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AK n GEORGE. - The FoRT WIILIAM
HENRY HOTEL situated the above place. will be open o
Inc reception OF guests on the Goth of June NEXT wv w.
@ new Hotel erected since September last situated the
9h u the Lake. immediately adjoining the Fort VIII
am Henry and short distance from the House Il has
h sw q 6he Lake for mies The house have cost
seg9oo 93S feet in length aad 40 deep with
swg 10 feet in the The out in tSs most
manner with Fountains The can arcon
s he So o apa gsgid wh Water
every part q the house, furnishing supply Of hot and cold
hotel eonsana comfort M a be
amd furnished 10 syis 6rB asa cV
hStss The rooms all large compts Ventilation and
50 hat suites OF Tooms parIors
my pe Preferred Livery Stable with The house.
my3l 3m DANE w Saiiv p..,...
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OLLY WOOD-Eastern Shore of Mobile "A
Bay The public s respectfully informed that .be es
above Watering Place open reception Of yso1
beautifully situated the Eastern Shore Mobile Say
@ noas run from Mobile oy Capt Joe Armstrong; beautiful
entirely free from musquitoss bug es abundany SUP
pied with pure dsciens spring deghtfa lily shaded
oy TALL majestic oaks The bathing very good And lie
baths In short it offers evsry nducemns to
persons desoua OF spending the disease
never Known Ample arrangements have
etc. etc. This houHe under management of NJ Fnn.
Everi formerly Yerandaj law nI1eans wbo ~
ted Mr. Willard uder the of
nSS They will do shsr utmost deserve the patronage
- Persons leaving every saturdays mail boat for Nobis car
arrive 81 Hollywood by O'Clock the day. -
w,,x. FREEMAN d EyERITT.
,aa
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MISCELLANEOUS.
COLE M A ME-

.@-. GOLEMAN's
PaTENT UNDULaTORY CORN am
FIGURING MILL MANUFACTURES
City of Jefferson, Suburb of New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-20

EAGLE DEGREE LODGE, meets on LIST and Sd Sat-
urdays Of each month, at O'Clock, in Lodge room
No 2, Odd Fellows Hall. offieersJ. L. Gubernator
Degree Master ------ Deputy Degree Master /:
Alfred Shaw. secretaryi h. L. Bruce, Treasurer
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EHRENCH AND AMERICAN ZINC PAINTS,
n WHITE LEAD PATENT DRYER AND coLoRs. -The aab-
having completed their prepared to Ell
NJ ordors for the above articles
most favorable tem Particular attention given grinding
and putting up Of Zinc Psnt
having pure article that will berome hard the kegs
MASuRY g. WEEKS 55
No. Id Maiden Lane, w York
Manufacturers and Importers Of Zinc Coors.
nd briekwcfk. ~ 1@s
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'VsHE NEW YORK FOUNDRY and IRON

RAILING co. Are the cole manufacturers Of crowspa
bested Iron Railing without rives eo Of his
Wire Rsng the prettea and warranted the The
United States They make Castings Coumne,
Guards Shutters frusse Lne once and es
Railing GIder verandas Brackets vanCover Anchors
short notice and lowest
iron work for buildings class all ther work
She Nos 10 and 81 Duane Broad
mygI 4
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-26
ANDREW ]. posELsoS.


All the know-nothing papers are quoting with
particular emphasis the fact tina, ASDRxw ]. Qoa-
rLsoN--or a "a JACKSON DosELsos," as they print
it's know nothing, and was member of the
late know-nothing contention. They refer to him
as being 'the adopted son and heir of Gen. JAcK-
SON." This is not true. Maj. ANDREW JAcxsos,
the adopted son and Leir of Gen. JACKSON his
private secretary during portion of his admins
trstion, and The present occupant of the Hermitage
is firm and consistent democrat, and as utterly
opposed to know-nothingism as we are ourselves.
He authorizes US to make this statement This Is
also tne position TO the best of cur knowledge and
belief Of all the family connexions Of Gen. JACK
SON in Tennessee who hsve ever been democrats.
with the exception Of Nal. DoNEIsos.
Maj. ANDREW J. DoNELsoN is the brother-in-lsw
of the know-nothing candidate for Governor OF
this State, and has not been successful in applca-
tons for Office to this administration. He has not
half feathers weight of influence in Tennessee,
and is understood that he has just been defeated
for the know-nothing nomination for the Legisla-
ture in this county. This explanation may BE-
| useful at distance. Bat here in Tennessee, and
especially here in Nashville, his conduct and his
position 80 utterly unimportant that did not
regard it necessary TO notice at all bis letter 10
that especial friend of Gen. JACKSON, Mr. Alien 4.
| Hail, in which he told how he had discontinued
bis subscription to this paper for alleged fault Of
Mr. EAsrMANs in 1850, but did not tell that he had
only one year ago. subscribed to the paper directly
to Mr. EASTMAN himself
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-26
CATHOLICS AND THE PUBLIC OFFICES

The Hon. JouE McEEoN, of New York, wrote
letter to his political friends in that city, ghc on
Thursday evening celebrated the election Of Mr..
WIsE, from which we quote the following passage,
as it sets forth some facts not generally known:
The supporters of the new movement (the know
iugs pretend 10 hsye grestsprehersions OF the
influence of Roman Catholics. VThat ground is
there for this fearH Have they monopohEed the
government OF the nation, or of this Slater In
the State of New York no Roman Catholic has
held the Office of governor, lieutenant governor, or
any of the State Offices at Albany. Not one has
ever held the office of mayor of this city.
"In the general government not one OF them
from this State has ever held sn ofqe as the head
of department. no one has been mernbef OF the
Senate from this State and but one of that ancient
creed from this State has yet seen service as men,
Der of the House of Representatives. No collector,
naval officer, or surveyor 10 this city has ever be-
longed to that church; foreign minister selected
from this State has ever been attached TO that
fsitb and YET 10 this State the most numerous body
of the Roman Catholic Church in the Union is to
be found How can there by any reason 10 charge
that sect with undue influence, when trace OF
their power is scarcely to be seenY'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-26
GEN. ZoLLlCoFFER IN 1852.

The whole of the labored speech of Gen. ZoLLI-
GOLFER, whi;h now 81. the Know Nothing papers,
is answered in the following extrset from the B9S-
ner of 1852, then edited by Gen. ZoILIcOFFERi
GEN ScoTr AND NATURALIzATIoy.-The following
extract from Gen. SCOTS letter OF 10th Of May,
ls4s, should be kept constantly before the people,
as it presents his real views on the subject of the
Naturalization laws, SO much mi-relreseRted by
those who desire bis defeat: ..
CERTAINLY 1T WOULD BE IMPOSSIBLE
FOR Me TO RECOMMEND Or SUPPORT
ANY MEASURE INTENDED TO EXCLUDE
THEM (the adopted citizsns) FROM JUST
AND FULL PARTICIPATION IN ALL CIVIL
AND POLITICAL RIGHTS NOW SECURED
TO THEM BY OUR REPUBLICAN LAWS
AND INSTITUTIONS"
Gen ZoLuCorFER, in 1852, approved this senti-
ment of Gen. ScoTT SO strongly as TO advise that
it ''be kept constantly before the people.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-26
WILLIAMSON CO., May %, 1855.

WILLIAMSON CO., May 70, 1890.
MEssRs EDrToRs That the knosq-aotbing con-
spiracy is not yet fully oonprehended by the peo-
pie, is matter of much surprise They sue for
the next Presidential succession, and its admins
trative patronage; and prosecute al issue for the
offices of the States. All this they seek, with an
aim to advance the interests of the prominent lead
ers aud actors of this nsurrectionsry Vaccination
and mutinous plot against the government and re-
public At the ballot of 1856 in the cities, the
bues and buccaneers of this crusade will usurp the
polls and boxes Of election by force of arm, and
intimidation. 1t is reyipaI, by the northern aris-
tocracy, of the old conspiracy by Aaron Burr, re-
newed in the Hartford Convention; resuscitated in
the Missouri restriction; waged in the ratification
of C. Calhoun: nurtured by Bank of the Q. S.
and the American system, and favored by banks of
the States. The formation of moral leagues with
political purposes and connected with qBdhs Of
STATE is another nursery of instruction, for the
disruption and division ofthe Republic, into north
ern aud southern confederscies, either reslly or
nouinay republican; and for the Increase OF offices
and the amount of salaries. Tract Associations,
Additional and Probbitory Societies in violation
of the national compact or of its provisions oil
equality, Temperance Reform snds whole catalogue
of moral u,ocEery and of Hagrant hypocrisy COM
pose the mans adopted to dissolve the Union and
annul the confederscy of the States of the North
American Republic In 1893 John Adams, with
Massachusetts in the front, began the trdnsforzna-
ton Of the republic into sristoc'acy, as federal
model of the English monarchy, by the passage of
Alien and Sedition restrictions, laws and prohib:'
billions. Virginia headed the opposition to this mis-
rule and infraction of popular and State rights, as
secured by an impartial aud national construction
of the Constitution An ultimate appeal to civil
war will finally decide this scramble waged during
half century, for the ascendency Of qtFasncs and
aristocracy, over industrious trtgahty and republic
can sobriety.
An AssAYER OF PoLIrTcAL METALS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-26
HON. F. P. STANTON-A BASE FRAUD BY THE n
Y. HERALD.

HON. f. P STANTON-A BASE FRAUD BY THE N.
Y. HERALD.
The Banner of Sunday and the True Wing Of
Monday morning published sketch of speech
said to have been delivered by the Hon P. P. STAN
TON, Of this State at the Know-Nothing ratifics.
ton meeting in New York. We are prepared for
almost any sort OF fraud By the know-nothing
press, but TIL. wss SO ingeniously managed rs to
throw US of our guard. The reputed speech re-
fers to Memphis and Tennessee, and we thought
there could be no mistake. And yet it turns out
that Mr.. STANTON was not at the meeting at all,
and of course made no speech. We ask attention
to the following letter from hin. After reading it,
we should suppose that no man could hereafter be
imposed upon by any sort of know-nothing fraud /:
WASHINGTON, June 20, 1855.
SIR: In your report of the proceedings Of the
American or know nothing meeting which took
place night before last, in the Park Of your city,
am represented ss having been one of the speak,
ers aud my supposed remarks are given in length.
/ was not in New York at the time Of that
meeting, and I wholly disclaim the sentiments of
the speed attributed to me. Moreover, am not
now, and I never have been, member of TIE
know-nothing or American party, nor have ever
participated in any of their movements, secret or
open, private or political.
The publication of this brief note will serve to
correct the error into which your reporters have
fallen.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
FRED. p. STANTON.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ, -&L
Editor OF the Herald New York.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-26
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ, 49,
Editor OF the Herald, New York.
GOV, JONES.


How strange it must seem to the old readers Of
the Banner, if they look back to their files to
reno such paragraphs as the following 1t seems
that we while editor OF the Am.ricdn, had propbe-
cied CT Gov. JOKES that he would sooner or later,
from his own party, experience the fate Of Acton.
The Banner commented on our article pretty Sc
verely. Now, when the very conduct which we
predicted is happening, perhaps there is here sad
there l9Iig who will echo the then cry Of the
Banner "Has Gov Joass deser' 81 such treatment
from wiiys7' ~
Here il what the Banner said Fg
"The Americar, which has pursu4e Gov JOINS
with an unparalleled tercety is still struggling to
turn wings against him Il predicts that bis over
throw will be accomplished, end thereupon writes
the following cold-boojed sentence:
"Acteop ION to pieces BY his hounds who turned upon
him, isa lit tPPe of ihs'fate he viii meet"
SUCH is the part the American expects to be
played by Wings of TENNESSEE Has Gov. Jones
deserved such treatment from wings? Has he
ever fatered in bearing sloft their glorious ban.
ner that they should now turn upon him and
"tear bin to pieces7" Are they the "hounds' the
American would iken them tc? Nd-we repel
the imputation-we will not believe that wings of
Tennessee will lend themselves thus to the uses Of
the common enemies OF all wings"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-26
W. q, R. & Co,


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NAPOLEON IN EXILE. By o'Me&a-
NAPOLEON, HIS COURT AID FAMILY. By IAs DasA
sss D'Abrsntss.
THE LAND or The sARACES. By Bsyard Taylsr
woLFERT's BOOST By Washington Irving
ILLUSTRATIONS OF GENIUS. By Hear Gnss.
THE LIFE AND ERIsTLRs OF ST. PAUL. By iss ss'
y. !. Conybasd ard Rev. Is Housoa.
RESTORATION or The MONARCHY IN FRASC 1
By Lamartine. vol.
HISTORY oP TIE GIRoNDIsTS. By Lansrtins.
LIvEs OF THE QUEENS OF ENGLAND. By His
Strickland. With Portrait Of every Queen.
TIRE WONDERS OF GEOLOGY. By Dr.. Mzntslt
TH2 MEDALS OF CREATION. By Dr.. Mar
RICHARDscN55 GBoLoeY.
DANTE, Translated INTO English verss. with FlaIHs-
TISso's JERUSALEM DELIVERED. By wisss.
PLIsY'S NATURAL HISTORY, with Notes.
THE NATURAL HISTORY OF MAN. BIZ Iieat Coloas
Charles Hamilton Smith.
LAwRgNCE's LECTURES ON THE NATURAL HIS
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THB GEOGRAPHY OF sTRABo. Literally Translated
With Notes.
LILLT's AsTROLoGy. IveI.
CRLsUs on MEDICINE. Translated BY Jas. Grsive I.
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ustrated.
PoPE's HOMER'S ILIAD. Illustrated.
PoPE'S HOMER'S ODYSSEY. TnastaseS.
OF NOfs-
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SALVATION. By William ChiIlingzorth.
CHRIST THE END or TIE LAW: Being the PfsGae
to the GessyAE Bb.e 1850. BY JOAN CALVIN In Blae
Letter.
ThCTUS- The Oxsor. TrsnsiatiGz.
fHE' BOOK or SPORTS. Bv Pieres Egan.
CYCLOPEDIA OF UNIVERSAL BIoGRAPHY-Enbrs
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vol.
CYCLoREpIA OF CHEMISTRY, with lis Application &
Ainsrslpsy, Eaysiolnz7 and tie ans. ysl., laas,
THE LAND WE LIVE IN; Pictorial aud Issfsa
Sketch Rook Of the British Empire. vol.
MANUAL OF GEOGRAPHICAL SCIENCE. l volun 9
With an Atlas.
THE RoOK OF RAPHARI.'s CARTOONS. By Gamer
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Dy Charles Dickens. 10 YoI. " .. 81.
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EUROPE IN THE MIDDLE AGES. by HsissEs-
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MORNINGS WITH JESUS By William Jay.
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Advsrtisementl

THE POETRY OF PHYSIC.-Doses have always been
associated In cur minds wh WY aoes. and medicine has
seemed from the days of childhood another word Tor
nausea and disgust rs remedies tie worst part Of
sickness pain not hard to bear the revolving
poous we compelled to swallow for its relief Dr.
Ayers preparation herads another His Cherry Pei
oral is ike honey TIE tongue and healing balm on The
STOMACH bis Pills Try thsm-they are sweet norses
to the ,aste and glide ever the palate bat their
energy although wrapped up is there. aud strikes with
telling force 10 the very foundations Of disease CHc
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