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CATIJARINE MERCIE
ATALE or
THE INUNDATIUNS OF FRANCE


we all know no" oi'ter u Is Wh'h we
return at'er iohg absence iuIi oL "h'l'i-
p''loil ol our nrSV ihco''nS "''h tuo'e we
lVNe' " nIu o"'SVlN'' ""N','," - W., 0"i
pleastht dreams ny some c9I4 anu ulStr-
P}ihIlns rea!t'y' 'I'e" our hearts are 700
iuli 70 utter 'le many 'lnu'r SPe'e"'s we
'aNc' as ~ WIZ "e'I ''I''''pE ",,L' anu
"''ch uhose we meet T""IS rom tne same
cHuse' uo ho. n' "Is' "'Ic""'c US - Warmly
as as oul year i'i'N i"Ne ia, ~ "''' ''U'
tnese meetings are Ee"'rI''E ~" I"'S
~, 20 POOR ie'pr 'ri'' '' "o ICY ~ Guy,
"ii'oIIle "uu ~ usH .,,',yts aIDp,W In.
~ ~ ''. :, =; ,,,L,ILo Lo ,,tuIt not b,v, Lo.J-
;1;.,iL;oI ,';y,.,,,,.or,,ti',,, ,,i.L
u',ono, hon ra,snd had r,nkIat in his mini
and thus he had been too watchiul. too
iipe to take offence. which had made his
manner cold anu constrained. Bur he was
too much hurt to examine how far he was
inn i,i' ar W anth;,s ",',,j' hnt his o,,n i,t"r
,hn,,,L+s lad Le bson loss ep.-r,.sej Lo
,r,,,I] ha,., atsor,o,I ,,nch oroI,nd Nm, to
,.a;sn ai"n,,
Ara'd,, had ,I,o Rbo,o rison sovcr,l foot,
.;1a I,a JoI ,r,,.soJ i, o,rI;o, IN tLo o,or,
;n1, and ,.Lan Ln ro.ortnrod Ivnns tLa
.trn,,s nova ,,,,,,sn,IIv tIrnn.,ad tiith ,,ao-
,,ia .",no tron,nortin', rnrnifnrs and r6nd.
iro,r ,ba In,ror ,,rts nr tba town whi,h
,rore nnndod o,bors colloctin, in shivrrin,,
gronns nnder arches or anv ,roiactino caves
1Lirb og;,rded shpltor a,,iinst the TitiIoss
r,i, ,rhioh amin ,,onrin, d,un In
soma srrects ,, near the S,dne, Victor snlasbed
oo'"u ~. l.,,,an t,,. a,..i,, H.
ri;laI " oul,so ~ lie attont;on
~ hsooud;n, tbn stoor I'm bo ro,ob,d
In1raf3,od - .to i i, a,,d lie n,,tl,o,.
.'oD,o ,nn,";,.oJ ,ba. ha hod boa,, ,,n,,dod
;.taS ta,oi r. ,,Io,sod b h;s risit p,t avoid
i-. insI ~ r',i ,',o,.;''ns sho a,,', ,r;od
49, I,;,,, atton,;on ~ sootbo auI
$4,000 H., -,,ors,,a,Io1 h,,, =, -, 90
LoJ ond roado b,,n soma hot cntr,o and
,nhn, "t,o ho had dr,n, - sbo Iort lin, 20 ,ba
,, ~ -, 1.aati,. ,a',irod ia Lod hoan
s,'or ap.;,'s ';o ~ raoch hama tbo+ bo Lad nnt
eIoIt r,n throo r;,,tts and ,r,s oo,n,Io+alv
arbr,'r.,ad rra9 bis rastloss ro,sorv cori}
,. i.,e,, h;,a arnLo Cor ortor tossinn
ablrt f,r q short timo tirad r,tura assert.
~ i af;. o,d sa,I,I III, .o,sos i, a
bIossad rlrretr,Inass
IT, ',a o,,oi,anod o.o i ,s l;,b+ the
nert norn;n, hv b;s mother who was n
tI;I,od 70 s6ota him hv tho shonldar :,
ra5so hin, fron, b;s boovy sIoon
w, - so;d bo rr,b;r, hi,
~ ,ha, oar,b do ,.o ,rart ,na 10 ,a
:. ~ III, 90; ,ha,,aL, -, S
~ .Io,, .Hi IN roon
" .W '' .to n'od, ,,. Lo pho,,
faanf,II, ond ;s s.;iI r;s;,
,bov oyIo petite CaIifornie TittIe C,Ii
sor4;a% n '%i Is m mnder water to the second stor,
piorra \ioroior Who can,o ocross I,.t XIII
,.;,h n Iuh;n 70 no readv f,r soma ordor,
W tho ,norn;nr ,y,s attemntina ~ retmr,
ho,no Irban a oIiece or timbor feu nnon b,n
and hroke his leo Thev c,rried him +,
hi. sisters house near here, and he sen
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-09-18

es more difficult task for the taSdermis'
than the horse Not one stuller in hun
dred can prepare horse skin so as to he
any thinp but nonstrosity to the eye Of
any ono who knows the anatomy Of a horse
10 make IiIc-liko representation Of an
elegant and Iish spirited horse by means n
MS skin and bones and any quantity Of tow
ana waddlns was never done, and never will
lao
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-09-18

4 Tuors,vn Nrrs p, r,,,,..,,.-
lIorRs.-Iambert the r,gli.b rodos,rioe
completed this great f,at-vo believe ,to
second time it was ever Accommodated IL,
Boston on Tuesdov ,,orrioc to,.;,, u.oii.,I
the 1Oootb ui,e in ., mimi, rh,,no,,. -.
boer ono mill, =, o,oh h,,. -.
h.r or .,.-.o...-
r,
r, ,,,i
a' an HI'' IL was an easy matter. and he
vas ~ ','' hl'i' o' WAKING Two miles con
wy "H'"','u- az ''e latter part OF
D'' "''' "hl waking Tor part OF Tie nert.
thus obtaining an inter mission Of about an
hour an ia hll( Bgt after ,,bile tirAd =.
tnro l..,,,, =, -....;r,. ,,.. .,.-.r..-
..;,I - i-l'
~ JI''' ~ h'r ''inAhls AT the end 81 each
mic. " lie went on he became more and
more tired lis is.muscl7s bs,an r., swell 8 ,i-a
him
va l'u"'"5 Ill tie lpl7t7al
oi MS task ana the belief became prevalent
that he could not endure TO the end. 1t IRA.
necessary to nse , ,re,, d-r,r ,,1 ..h..
very 'ou' n''sis - a"aken nm and his
walk was more like the inscnsible action Of
a machine. than the jnsrired movements If
.. b,,,,,,,, ..;-. n...t
avs ~ '"| '"1 ''S' '7N "0u''
Ne required some assistance IA turning the
corners OF his path, and whereas at first he
would ACCOMPLISH A mile in tvelya or fifteen
,,io,,.o. :. .l,;,,r
wv" nun '''i' d" '''' VI
"orG'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-09-18

Gov. Isaac Iou,EY, of Ct, the present sec
retary Of the Treasury, has been spoken of as
probable successor to Judge Curtis who Is
about to resign his position as Justice of the
/. ). supreme Court. The resignation Of
Judge c. isattrbuted to the inadcquacy Of
the salary. It's reported, however, that
MIR. Toucey refuses to be candidate,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-09-18

Beverly Tucker OF Va. through the adylce
of his friends has decided to accept the
Liverpool Consulate.-lhe letter declining
it, he says was written hastily and without
consultation with his friends
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-09-18

Hu>mA>N RFCoNvERTEp To COMMON SENSE
At a meeting of "spiritualists' an IN
valid was brought forward dreadtully at
h,ctei with ulcerous scroiula that all the
doctors had fliled to cure. Ii was propo-'
ed to appeal to the spirit land for advice
and a Homeopathic physician present inter
rogltcd the departed spirit of iianema9n as
to what remedy should bo taken. Loud
and distinct raps, audible to the whole su
dience, told off A-y-e-r-s C-a-t-h-d-r-' '
P.,-}-Is. Homer (N. " HHc. wilt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-09-18

NINLTy-Two SLAVES MANUNIrIEp n VIA
GINA BY the will of Mrs. IL II Coalter
who died in Stafford county. Va, last week
niuety-two Of her negroes were set Tree
They are to 60 to Liberia OF some other
free State, which they may select or, II
they prefer remaining. in Virginia are per
mitted to select their owners among the
relatives of the decedeut Charles. her
fayorite man servant. besides his freedom,
received an Sl0O annuity for life.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-09-18

n The NerGcnnes Cth-m says that a
report has got about that the Champlain
Valley Agricultural Society of Addison and
Chittenden Countics, does not design to al
10 w competitors from Chittenden County to
como in for share Of the premiums offered
by the society The Citizen snys that
there Is no grount whatever for such It
rumor The FAIR Is to be held in Nersen-
! es on the 10th and l7th inst
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THE FREE PRESS
BURLINGTON

FRIDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER Is, 1857
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tSwilt never wrote anything better il
verse than the following lines from an un-
known correspondent. .--Nrr |ori Ernmg
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-02-11
wYLY & ToTTY
GROCE r / + ).
PROVISIONS. WINES. LIQUORS,
Boat and Ear Stores, &c,

No. Ii On the Leges fronting the stesaaogzt landing
Shreveport, La.
THE eabscHDerz bes .af1sEn BezE frsead. aae me
i public that iheg have just recesFef and l. no."
ssEensag large AID eaupse.e sssoEtaseat d staple
aud faucg Groser1es, Provisions. Plantation sapPi~s
Wines. Li4agrE Bg@t aad 6ar Stores all vi 'ssh2a were
selected ln e-soa expressly for this market Which Trey
re determined 10 vel II the I9Ee=t cash prices. A
ua9ag TIE stocz viii be found:
Srsag-Brgan, Of eserg quality; l5ai aad cfH7Elea-
csrgEE-RIo and lara c1etc0lats-
Tx,s-Iucerfal g4ugosder, bys0H. black GIG.
No1.ssEs-Reb9IBee and sugar house.
Baegs, 6c-s-ggzr cured hams, sides shoulder
mess PORK, bgffat9e tengaes, dried beef, ete-
s.Lr-Cosr-e, fine and sa5fe.
ugaccg-Cbealag and smoking. vi eTeEF qHas4tg,
Cigars, Of every quality.
WHssEeT-old sfonengaheia, DexteE'ss Bourbon
ard other fsrerite brands.
BHsx0sgs-Old Otzrd, Sazerac. Cogaac, Cham
1axne. and other brands soEae old andserg fsae.
Gin. Rum: old Hade5ra. Sherry, Opo-sp, Malaga
Csaret end Champagne Wines
fco<disI=, syrgps, B.:ser., Peppermint
Brandy Fruits; Fruit in tAeIr oTn JHieef pie truit
pregerves eIes; pickles: ketchuPs musarl: Ea'slns
orEaes; almonds: Candies etc.
Theoretically sealed jabsters, salmon, saaas, Oysters
saF33iaes etc.
taekereI. Goldfish. saIanous herrings-
gfce. cheese, crackers powder, shot. Lead
G4inzer. pepper and spices, of ALL kinds
Hosp, Cf every quality: starch indigo caese&, oaiFe'
sss6e', sperm and lard oil.
Nsoden ware, STONE ware castings nsils rope eIc.
Eost and Bar Stores. Bar Furniture, and eTsfF 2sf-
c5e sE.gsv kept ia large grocery establishment all Of
E-b being entirely fresh, offer great inducements
70 purchasers
Al srGers from panter= country merchants aadDtI-
ers 4itt be carefully filled on the shortest agtee
octzg WTLT & TOTTY, Is On the L4Fee-
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CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES.
ms LIQUORS. C0RDIALs. fruits

WINES, LIQUORS, C0RDtALsr ERGII5o
Confectionery SEeeIa@atsr &c.
* Jrgr rer@ired per sEeansers - Charles a1d LA
III gz. iz-gs and complete =r@za 0F PaaoiaF 5Fo-
cerzas. Bar Stores. Plantation Supplies tasc1
G-eg.5ex ETC. 10 which the s9szegs5er SELECTS ne t
-sTssa Il all purchasers who ss ~ obtain rEsf rat
articles Al the Lowest prizes Among the assortment +
Family FIoBr. fresh Cora ies!;
Superior hams. shoulders ana talcaIEags;
Sazar-eared hams, ds5ea -5eef and tongues
Llzrs. goshen batter gaslea and pineapple CHEESE
Broya. crushed aadt4zt s=gar;
af1zazses. zgczp=, starch. FE@egar5
Cafsse. tea~ chocolate. cGco@:
Candies. sweet III, lamp Oil. pepper, sPlce'
Po;ztses. dried fruit, mustard;
RIee. back wheat, beaHs, pass;
MackereI, herring, goldfish. salmon, slaoi
Wste- and batter crackers pilot bread;
ezrasrsaz Easssers, aslaIa1t;
Pixies Eetchgpsr sauces, preserves geaifet @SEss
Pie-fralts, raisins, fg=, PrHues, carra3ts'
Citr5a. c-aa5srries, almonds, gecaEs;
Brandy Fruit. Of all kind:
Fruf.s n heir juice: CanGies Of al 1I1c;
Superior chewing and smoking tJ5acco. saa5i'
Cgarse. fine ana table salt:
Sgcesior old Dezters SFis.eE:s AonongaheLa' 09aE-
bum. Irish and common " alsaeE;
Pure old Sezer2c, Cast5slDa and C~g1ac bfSAass r
Holland Gin. ScAie3au Snaps. Did Jamaica TA-EEs'
Pare old Madeira. SherrT and Port
Cferet. ~eerer7,e ard Malaga WING;
Champagne. Of the finest quality
C0rdSazs assorted; sFTgpS;
Pines. matches, backing, 5-oons. wo"tea-7are,
tgg and clothes iines teEasses Jaz. TASKS cast
jngs, nsilz crocserg AMI every article usually s1a
i'm g49cerr store. All orders from the country I'll.
bs cars zEg and promptly filed the very lowest rates
aeel0 L. BAER. Texas street.
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OSg0od's India ChOlag0gue.

should be distinctly understood that the IND
Cholagogue is prepared expressly to counieral.
effects of the miasmal influence upon the human =
TEN. Its equally efectual for the cure OF blop;'
seases OF all kinds, liver complaint jaundice, dy
sla, the various forms of indigestion, and spch S
affections as arise from this morbid influence astNe
fevers before enumerated By bearing in MIND
object of the remedy none can mistake It's applicant
For agne cake or enlargement of the spleen, II v
be found an invaluable remedy. In cases Of |.
standing il should be continued several months
perseverance ii rarely fails ofreducing the organ
natural and healthy size.
individuals travelling in miasmal districts of coat
will find the remedy, taken in the usual doses @'
times day, to afford perfect protection agaiDs'
ague and other diseases of the climate
}, W RIGHT & Co., New Orleans, general agenE
the south. For sale in Shreveport by all the d.
gists. feb!
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HTg. PICHARDIE,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
TE1As STEEET, Ione door below tle


Shreveport,
IA WoULD respectfully iaform the gentlemen nf this
n place and the surrounding coBotry that be has
= opened Fashionable Tailoring Establish a7e MI
s5oses and so8iG.s their patronage feeling assured
that be Will give satisfaction He aas just returned
from y. Orleans w5ta fine assortment of seasGnatAe
goods all fresh aid ef tae zaoet fzsaouase ztTes s-
lected BY nase expressly for is accommodation 81
his patrons, caas2s5ag ae black aDd csaared Rrenc
and Englsa cs0s1zs black and fancy easslnaerez iB
great vaslsfg. tegsssE with egery ees@1eEga Ct e9,s
for coats and yaatzlaazas peia aaG :z@y s5k a@ta.
FsEFst a&rseG5ess aa1 other Tes$iag. The 9a4t el-
serz and workman etaPsgFe6, aaa III s2r. will BE-
sxergteo In superior sgbes aBd'zt aae Tery ggzes,
PrIcez. sgla fer 9e39aEgs, 5sals OK gztIee vii be
furnished Il Ing shortest gaclse. fsp1
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DR.. DariSs compound Syrup of Wild Cherry Tai
Patent Medicines,

DULL's Sarsaparilla; Sands Sarsaparilla; Rad
- ways Ready Relief; Arabian and Mustang Lin
ment; sef's Cherry Pectoral; Perry Davis Pain Kill
Ter; Rushton's Cod Liver Oil; Dalley's magical pain
EXTRACTOR VOLTS Schedam Schnapps; McAlister's all
healing ointment; Hol!oway's ointment and pills; Moi
fats life pills and phoenix bitters; Browns Jamaica
ginger India cholagogue; Hollands German btters;
New England cough syrup: Bryan's pulmonic waters;
Bateman's drops; Hays pile ointment; Lees. Bran
dEeth's, jayne's, and Wrghss Indian vegetable pills:
Godtrey's carminative b"lsam. hair tonic and vermi-
tuge; Fahnestock's vermfuge, and all other patent
medicines usually kept in the southern country For
sale by -. ~ -[my301 VIM Rail-
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Fasbiena BILE Clothing Store.
I 4 ESDS,


%tA&A&4 SEAG4 E@&&EF&g@SE.
III KEEF1 Constantly gz hsad eyerr Se4e7f+Hya q!
III GeafeEaea's CfDtairy, manufactured ast VI Doe
Il beet fairies, aa8 made up ln tie asast faesa =
be style, comprising IL part
Super black blue ssae, sBc browa c5ea dre.. aud
fTock cCate:
sagsr blue aad bsaek csp<a TsIaazs, Raglan. Gstz,
Dgersoan and GEqakss
Pilot cloth C9ats ag1 0gercgats:
Black and Fancy Caszinefe Fantals1trs u ..gry es
eriplpa;
MORE Antique, elk, ssfa, Tssre gtssa, casAsaere,
eassltaere and EaarBs1A4es Fes.z, Bal, party and
wedding Fests.
large assortment u ssHtismsns Furnishing GssAg.
ebraeiBg fine linen ssfsrEs, ak ans aaeiao gndsr.
shirts, dra~ers hoslsry, gA9yes crayats, aandEec-
chiefs, fuspeadsss. etc.
He still continues biz weA EEoyn Taf1orang Estat5-
shmeDs, and u prepared witt fiye best w9rzmen W
fill orders 10 superior and Oh tie sbort4st
notice. He has reeeiTeo from ae~ York large IT,
sortment Of superior Cloths. cassimeres *eetjngs ec
ef the most fashionable Styles, which will be male Up
10 order. fan7
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University Of Louisiana.

university Oh L0uIsiaHds
MEDICAL DEP A r I ii ENT.
C1HE annual Cg-rsc of Lectures In this department
Il will commence on NoyDA 7, NOVEMBER l7th, 1856
and will terminate the ensuing March.
james Jones, Md. Professor Of Practice Of Medicine
]. l.. RddeIi VI. D.. Professor Of Chemistry.
Warren Stone, W. D., Professor Of Surgery.
4. Il. Cenas, NJ. D.. Professor Of Obstetrics.
Guztnvus ANott, NJ d, Professor of MateTia Medica
]. c. P Wedcrsrrantt, NJ. D. Professor Of Anatomy.
Thomas Hunt. NJ D, Professor of Physiology and Pa
thDlogy.
Gilbert s. Vance, VI. D.. Demonstration OF Anatomy.
The rooms for DlssecfiHg will be open the third
MoDdny in Oct0ber. g
The Faculty Visiting Physicians and Surgeons
Of The Charity Hospital and attend this institution
from November to April.
The students accompany the professors in their Wis
s and free Of expense, enjoy extraordinary practical
advantages.
There are during the season about eight hundred
persons prescribed for daily.
Preliminary the course Lectures will be delivered
daily in the Amphtheatre Of the Hospital from the
first Monday in November. Clinical Medicine and
Surgery, AUscuGatIon and Percussion and other sub
Iects, without any charge to students.
THOMAS HUNT, VI. D., Dean.
The administrators OF the Charity Hospital essct au-
nuay. in April, fourteen resident students, who are
maintained by the institution.
NaF Orleans [uly 93 1N56-fn
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The very Best and the Cheapest.
, FINE AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
pgGETSIuSs IIaCaps se

fdefISIoass IfGttfsc, &C.
'4k> 50 9serater Daa sast returned from y. Orleans
H. With toe Dost ezseastve aud complete stock i'm
9rtse Ga1 season. a1s Of which was selected by him
at e12feasr fr las noar1et and u ssica be s93,c.
Ee ate0ttog of country merchants planters and pnr-
t.aa@eEs generally feeling assured that he can offer
1>esa better bargains than any other house in town
Among the ssyc. VIII be found:
Ssa3.--Gtg sacks, cozrze and fine;
fAoar' Lard, Bacoo. Pork. Iackerel,
SazaEs Coffee, Tea, Chocolate, Rice,
a9.asses, Potatoes, Onions,
" DID Bore, Ioaongahe.a, Old Cock, Deans, Dex-
asf@ss common, rect3aed and raw WAl=key,
Candles, Soap, Starch. Iadigo,
Hes@eru and Goshen Cheese.
Draeo Fruit, Pie Fruit, Pickles, Ketchngs,
~aretaes. Lobsterg. Salmon. S!rad
Waltz Soda and Batter Crackers;
; feaIt Powders, Biscaiag Matches
re5per, M Mustard. SataaeRs, Cloves, Alsylcp,
BroaEaz. BacEets, Wooden Ware
Coffee Mills. coffee pot. einware
lea Kettles. ovens, casaags,
Pare sid Cognac and Champagne Brandy.
Holland and American Gin, Jamaica Rum.
IfaFsis champagne, Iadelra, Sherry Port, Malaga
and SzaterBe Wine;
Cordala. Brandy fruits. syfupz, etc. etc.
ETeFy description Of boat and bar stores
STAPLE DRY GODDs-such al domes,jcs. low
eiiss kereegs. linseys, sheeting shlrting cajcoee
hsHuels, blankets. etc. Clothing Hats Caps, Boots,
Shoes, Umbrellas, HOSIERY, etc.
AIso-~An assortment Of Nails, Hardware. Cutlery.
Cfoeke5F. Glassware etc. All Of which will be dis
psed 81 At the lowest priees My country friends are
particularly invited 70 give me a call. arm prepared
10 supply all their wants. H. BAER
decl3 'reras e,ree.
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u IF you would escape Long Suffering, WsA
Deformity, or Death.
DAITFy+S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,

l. MAGltAL PA1N lhAC1Uh
The only instant, never-failing Antidote to Pa
earthi WARRANTED
TO cure without smart, and quicker all ais that
things relieve: moreover has absolute and unma
bic control over the many maladies below nametU
now dehes ALL other remedies and medical ssE
/ Stops all pain, even OF burns, instantly.
Heals burns and even small pox, etc, free4sE
3 Admits no scaId TO raise water blister or sos
Takes away old sores fully.
. Subdues all internal and external iniammsts
Ends commissions, colo, and fits directly.
Soothes nerves to ease, quiet and strength.
Restores action and strength TO palsied limbs
9 Destroys modification instantly.
10 Generates new flesh rotted the-ehv.
II Keeps of black and swelling after blows.
y Dissolves cataracts and strengthens sight.
- Draws aud heals hIisters free of smart or mat
IA Neutralzes all poisons and humor, either bet
tarF or infused by bees, hornets, mosquitoes,
tiles, rabId animals, corrupt bodies or plants.
ABSOLUTELY
now, whether the bigot believe it or not, Fire, POS
Inflammation, Modification, Infection and Hydto@
ola, the horror of all men; 1nspient ConsumPs
Constipation, Elysipelas, Cancer, Inf1ammatioRd oil
Chest or Bowels, Pleurisy, Chronic Diarrh0a, Dr
tary, etc, are rendered comparatively harmless, :
tro!led easily by child possessing but box oil
innocent, mighty, cheap, ELEetRIG, rapid annd&
universal suffering. $4,000 "a
will be forfeited if it does not save Lifts wheTt
medical science fails.
VT. MILLION
use 1t daily in astounding satisfaction, all prals'
NONE ARE SAFE WITHOUT IT. and it has bec0nt'
greatest commercial antdote extant
J. Wright & Co., New Orleans, La, generals
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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-02-11
Male and Female Institute,

situated Texas street, block northeast Of the
Academy, directly opposite Mr. Randall. carpenter
shop, will be open fur the reception Of scholars on
Monday, 18th Of September 1856.
The course of instruction will embrace the French
English and Spanish languages, (the Greek Latin and
German, being excluded for the first year only} with
speing reading parslng and conversing in those three
useful idioms; also, Mitches Geography and
the use of tbs globes, Davies Arithmetic Geometry
Algebra and Surveying, Ancient aud Modern History
Composition, EIocution and Penmanship: Book keen
ing and commercial traHsactiuns which will Drepare
every scholar already advanced in his studies for the
counting room.
The academic year will consist of a single session
OF ten months. without any vacation, exceDta few
days at Easter and Christmas.
The number of pupils will be limited and none can
be received for shorter time than five months.
No deduction made for loss Of time, except in casa
OF protracted sickness.
A French lady, emhently qualified to teach her
own language, as also writing, sewing and embroide-
ry, has been engaged to assist i'll the female denar
ment, which Will he entirely separated from the male
school -. .-- --....
The Young Ladies belonging to the Institute will
therefore, have constant and daily opportunity eff
speaking the French language.
Additional instructors will be procured so soon ne
the number OF pupils warrant the expense
TERMS:
for tuition IN the above branches without extra charge
Tor any OF them-mnnthy in advance, ....ss5 90
For music on the piano. guitar or accordeon IL co.
month, in advance with use OF instruments . 5 90
For fuel ink, steei-pens slate pencils, etc, from
each pupil, tor the whole sessl"n-payabe
entering w
The best OF town references given, on application to
the subscriber. S. BERNARD.
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