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WHOLESALE aud RETAIL-Wbite Lad.
~ Z,no Coors Of every description Grafton Nj ere rsnt
I,peo Oh Prebles Boiled OIL Root and F.nce OIL ru DeL
tine AID VAfnsh-s Manufacturers prices Also hosia rltof
end Wbitips b, toe barrel 81 tie lov-strsies, BY
SMITH L BRADLEY. No. llS Mai en'isne cor Pslh
II EROS ENE OILS.
IN KfROSENE LUBRICATISG OIL No. l.
kEROsENk LU8RCATlNG OIL No. tine shssbes'
Lxbilo-,or Offered 20 the public
KEROSENE lLLU wiNATlNG OIL
REkOSEEE BINNACLE OIL
PARAsIKE RAILWAY GREASE
KEROSENE LAMPS
The above Os obtained from the regularly spPontet
ssent- Company all the principal aud viiAses
throughout the Urited Stss the CNsdas and 10 aud
Crhs AUsTEss. AGENTS No 80 Se~v-r-ss
DEFINED LARD OIL, Tor burning and ma
IL chn.ry free from burns brightly, ca no. crust the
.1ck Also COBURN PURE TALLJW OIL, when vii
ouiw.n Sperm .tsndt colder weather and burns we'll Wa,
rapt.d as above Barrel. So 70 ~ salons Only Aseat JOHN
". QUINCY, No ss William st
4NHE ATLANTIC WHILE LEAD COMPA-
l. nv -Aanufscturer. Of
WHITE LEAD,
ay aud IN oil importers and Crustc Of Lnseed OIL fus
White Paint prepared from the bes freDch OXIDE sne
around refined Lusecd OIL Red Lead Gthree Of ears
hpe quality Tie trade and supyed tbs uor
liberal tern, BY ROBERT COLGATE Co.
No Pearl ct, NavV n.
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hudson RIVER BATl.ROD -Fom ~.
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4 NEW FRUIT aud FLOWER CATALOGUE
~ fol 1857 Win dcscIvtdo and pnc-s Il =. rrses and
PiAD1s nsee,o Gar1eD Lawn Orchard Cree ouse
vDry Nursery wh the latest Dovees, viii b. oI .ded
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aAPEs' SUPER PHoSPaATEs of LINE

WI Tue b-s Ftrtii,eTs Known. -
Maps khIos, Dzed suprph sphae OF Lime.s ~ per un
Mspes' proved srpe phosph.,r Of Lin. " per un
Map - Po'ssb phosphate, for Grass aud Grain
Crops Wheat, RNe Os,s Corn Bsiley.....SS per tun
Hapes' Cotton snd Tobacco Feitlise,s ..t pr t1n
IL saci. Of I6v u each FRED. McCREAoY,
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living INSTITUTE, rarrytown, n. Y.-rhe
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pAa Msy Itculafs Of School nay h ob'aioed OF
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P,,,sr,d b. d. JAME3C AVER. Prse 'teA and AniIneS
Cb.uist Lowell Msss U. 8. Sod st wholesale y ofue
s. m ue principal drks and rt.ned y " 5000 ,s
nm an throusboat tbs United esIe. tse
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pendent Republics Of s0esh Aasn.. SOD s..snSs
pe. Of D. yop., snd also sold BY dealers 10 n>Soss
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B.! 4s'-'h, No" Jctscy Pup.s prepared f,r Co.
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think, even, that the Jesuits were not those
whom he mistrusted the most. You have
given him thought of our own times; and the
proof is, that the most eulogistic epitaph made
on him was by Father Bonhour, Jesuit
However, if you insist on falling on the Jesuits,
you can show him as having, by his 1drtufe,
completed the victory of Pascal. Nowhere
have you spoken of the admirable good sense
of the great contemplation, as Boilesu called
him. You might also make eulogy of Mo-
Heres style, the finest in our theatre, whether
of prose or verse; and say that our great comic
author is the most perfect of dramatic authors,
because it is he who has married Art with Ma
ture. Lastly, can you not, in your parallel of
NJ Moliere with Shakespeare, speak, as | have
told you, of the active, precarious, sometimes
poor life, which makes the man before it makes
the poet which assures the preeminence of
those who have led it, while it does not prevent
others from having their use? But, above all,
that which l insist on is the picture of Mo-
Heres friends and comrades round his death
bed, while they broke the windows of his house ;
and of the passage of his burial, which what
ever Grimart said to give pleasure to his rela-
tions) took place privately. Be sure to say that
the grave was only an obscure and almost un-
known trench, to which La Fontaine conduct
ed him and where, twenty years later, he went
to sleep beside him, as if Providence had
wished once more to bring together our two
greatest poets. Do you know that La Fontaine
was laid by the side of Moliere in the cemetery
of st. Joseph, rue Montmarire? 1t is asserted
that their remains were discovered in '39: they
are together in Pere la Chaise."
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REV. N. THATCHER, 60 years Of age, Pitcher, Chenan-
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REV: JAMES MCKEE, New York city, recommends
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ALBANY MANUAL LABOR UNIVER.


VNHIS Institution, founded upon the nrncinIa Of .l
and exact justice 10 ALL without regard 10 seT m
color is doing good work in Southern Ohio and the
neghborlng slave States, the subject Of human rgbls
and the reforms Of the age Here young men and
may acquire thorough education, al very moderate
expense Particular pains is taken 10 prepare
for our common schools and academies
Arrangements have been made with wel-ouali6ed
teachers 10 give lessons IN the usual ornamental branches
OF an educailon for which extra charge will be made
Fsrncular care is taken with regard TO the morals OF
me pupils All are required attend worship the
sabbath at some church. he church of their choice
10 Leclte Bible lesson on Sabbath morning.
no Students permitted cards any other games
OF 10 use ardent spirits tobacco attend balls
and frivolous parties
day of July.
Students can by the Cincinnati and Marietta rail
road 10 Athens, and then by hack daily, nine miles, 10
Albany.
TUITION.
The tuition is low in order bring it within the reach
of ALL
Primary studies, from $3.50 10 80 per term OF ten
weeks. Scientific and collegiate department. 81 Incl
dentals, IS Music on the piano and meodeon s.
ofinstrument, 81 Drawing and Painting, 81. Nee
dlework, 50.
Students are requested be here punctusy the be-
ginning of the session.
]. CABLE, Principal.
PS Board is e175, including room rent, a part Of
which can be paid in work. 547
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Nor does this exhibit the entire decrease in the
revenue from imports. / am informed at the
Treasury that the proceeds from land sales have
been unusually heavy this quarter. One au-
thority represents them to have been nearly
three millions of dollars, which is but little less
than the entire receipts of last year."
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HTNDoo MUsIcTANs.-One had large instru-
ment, shaped like harp, but placed across his
knees. 1t had great number of strings. TIE
sound was not unpleasant, and the performance
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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS -
The receipts into the United States Treasury
from the LIST of July to the 9th of September,
amounted to $2O,682, l68. The Washington
correspondent of the New York Courier says
This sum exceeds by about one million of
dollars the receipts for the same quarter of
1886. What Is remarkable in this exhibit is,
that the average. OF weekly receipts which
through the month of July ranged above two
millions, hes declined to less than a million,
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1857-10-08
FIVE THOUSAND

FIVE THOUSAND
A GENTS WANTED-To sell three New and Une-
IA quailed Inventions, wanted and selling everywhere
My agents have cleared over S2OOOO them. Diploma.
SILVER Medal and four Patents granted them. For four
stamps, you'll receive 40 pages particulars Agency
in the country. EPHRAIM BROWN,
""O Lowell Mass