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"a JUST ARRIVED, WITH A LARGE LOT OF
~ Virginia NEGROES, consisting Of Plantation hands,
Blacksmiths House Carpenters, Cooks Washers and
M oners, seainsiresses and Houss Servants The uuder
signed will be receiving fresh supplies during the which
he offers for sale for cash approved paper HAGANs
Old Stand Of Espanade land MORGAN Streets New Or
leans
sell smd&ws John r. SMITH
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WINES AND LIQUORS.


MARETT BRANDY-THE UNDERSIGNED, duly
WI appointed Agent for the old established house Of AR
BOUIN, MARETT CO. for the sale Of their superior
Brandes ALSO sole Importer Of the justly celebrated Ponney
Brandy s prepared receive orders for either the low
est prices Conac be shipped direct to
the Union supply constantly hand Samples be
at The store OF
g. WOLFF,
nil ly Corner of Gravier street and New Levee.
|NIIAMPASNE-GONDE GREEN SEAL WINE
SDrect importation from Rheims For sale in lots suit the
trade Orders received and transmitted by
A. A. NEVINS CO.,
jal9 BIN No. 30 Grayier street.
CHAMPAGNE AGENCY-MoET a CHANDON's
~ Feur de Sley, d de Perdrx, Verzensy and Vim Impe
rial
JULES MUMM's CO.'S Anchor, verzenay, Csbinst and
Imperial.
The subscriber Is authorized receive orders liberal eTms
for direct importation of the above named superior Cham
and socs the attention Of dealers In general stock
always on hand. Samples can be at the office Of
3. WOLFF.
inl7 ly Corner Of Gravier street and New Lsvee
CAZERAC BRANDIES WE HAVE A GOOD
- supply hand and receiving by direct mportaons
from France additions stock this celebrated and highly
favored brand We have 1875 in eighth pipes 1888 in eighth
and quarter pipes 1902 do do 1905 in half quarter and eighth
pipes We invite the attention of the trade and eonnoisseurf
generally as this article is pure and unadulteated For sale
on New York terms and prices by
WIN. Z. LEYERICH CO., "a Old Levee st.,
ol9 ly Sole Agents in this city.
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TERPSICHOREAN.

"a FANCY DRESS Rail-,
- AT ODD FELLOWS HALL.
u. N Prof j. VEG AS respectfully informs his friends and
public in general that his Third Chidens FsIcy
Ball will be given
TUESDAY, March 49, at ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Pupils will exhibit many of the Fancy Dances
appropriate for Children.
TIE Ball half past o'clock p NJ con-
IL O'clock after which the Ball for the Adults will
begin.
PRICES ADMISSION.
Ladies' and Misses Pupils. Free.
Young Gentlemen not exceeding IL years........ 50
Mis- es and Masters Pupils. Free.
Hadie and Misses wishing obtain invitations will please
Prof. J. Vegas Odd Fellows Hall. Genemen's
Tickets be obtained the Hall and the Music Stores
and at the Ticket Office the night Of the Ball.
pNo will be admitted except he his ticket at
the fe22 I'd
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MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 81 Custumhcuse street,
ll Royal stree-For the Cure Of Old Chronic Mercural,
syphe and ali Private Diseases without Mercury bndrAnee
from business to friends and guaranteed In
all gEa4
unparalleled success which has attended Dr. James, prAo
tce ali parts United and Enrorehe many
markabe he has effected which pronounced peur
able by the eminent hyscans ustihs him 10 offering hs
services the confidence OF the unfortunate. The following
Of the diseases termed Private and Of which In
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies, DIR. james
mAenly erRcaes nelly syphilis primary. secondary and
Emissions Periodical Affections Of females
complicated they be- Diseases Of the Rack and Loins In
ammation of The Bladder and Kidneys Rheumatism Hydro
Ulcers. and all Diseases Of the Skin
Dr. would ale call the attention especially q those
and improperly injured themselves thkt
them for either business society viz Constitutional De-
bily Impotency The following Of the sad and
melancholy effects produced by early habits Of youth via
Weakness Of Back and Limbs Pain in the Hetd Dmness Of
Vision Loss Of Muscular Power Papaon Of the Heart Dys
pepsia Nervousness Irzhil, symptoms Of Consuption,
Mentally, the fearful effects the mind
dreaded Loss Of Memory Confusion Of eas Depression &c
Spits Evil foebodings, Aversion Society Self DiefInst
Love ef Soud Timidy Of the evils produced
All afflicted with Of the above symptons should
not fail 10 call Dr. james and be restored TO perfect
health false decacy but apply
| terrible malady
Weakness Of hs Immediately cured and fnll vigos
Remember 1.-THE Medical House Dr. james, Is 81 Custom
| house street.
Private and separate reserved Hours of attendance
| from A. NJ to P. NJ.
| Consultations strictly confidential
PSReeent Of Gonorhea cured IN twenty our hoars.
| or pay. Dr. JAMks,
oil ly 81 Custonhouse street.
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q NINE DeBAR'S DANCING ACADEMY,
81 No 2S3 Baronne street between Carondelet and julia
zA The Ladies Of New Orleans respectfully informed
SyISba the above Academy is open, where all the
" Fashionable Dances will be taught including the cele-
"a braed ''Bernadine Quadrile Ia Cour and Lancier"
IadiesMondey, Wednesday and Friday, from IL to and
to 6 P. NJ.
Children Misses and BoysTueday Thursday and Saturday
from to 6 p NJ.
Private Lessons-Tuesday Thursday Saturday from II
10 3; and from to 10 night. ja29 tapl
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ITO SMOKERS OF CUT
dersgned respectfully informs city and country Dealers
and generally that he has lately added TO his mana
factory SNUFFS watch obtained medal ~ the versa
Exhibition Paris in 1855 the manufacture OF All knds on
SNOKI Ma TOBACCO which he guaran good 81 least.
AZ those OF The celebrated houses, besides being perfee
pure and Of pleasant taste :, -.
At bis Store, NO. 10 ST. Louis street. Manu-
factory MeGonoghville, La
OF ON A. phLrlfs
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COSTUMES, MASKS AND DOM.

q COSTUMES, MASKS AND DoMINoEs.-
80 MRS. LU S N,
&NZfN l02 Royal street. between Cont and st. Louis
ET Begs leave inform her numerous customers that
" she has just received from France splendid
ment for Masked Balls such Satin Domnoes all styles
Kill XIV and XIV; Queens Guardsmen Harlequin
Clown Devil all coors; Black Bear Brazilian Ape Figaro
COssack officer and other costumes
tiou remarkably fresh and elegant which fully
manded for Fancy Dress Balls
GILT AND SILVER TAPE-Reeeived by the same arrival
Gilt and Silver Tape Gilt and Silver Cloth Gilt and Silver Ta
I'm
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NDERSON ID. DIETER, COMMISSION MER
n CHANT, AND AGENT FOR JEFFERy,s DOUBLE
ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE PUMP WITH INDIA
RUBBER BALL VALVES.
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Depot N. o., q. 4 G. W. R. R.,
Algiers, Jan. 2, 1858. !
J. R. Pointer Esq sr-In answer 70 your inquiry as 70 my
opinon Of "Chds Patent Roofing" have 70 say lhat me
covering which you put upon our cars last july answers
purpose admirably and from 1t, present a
10 believe hat will prove more durable han any oer pa'
~ comnositou heretofore in use for such purposes
1' A. B. SEGER,
Vice President and Superintendent.
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1HALBERG AND yIEUxTEMPs' ooNoER

TO the
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
OF THE SECOND AND THIRD DISTRICTS,
FRIDAY, Feb. &c, at u o'clock,
AT THE GAIETY THEATER.
Notice.
The Pupils Of the Second Third Districts will meet nj the
Iyeeum Hall IL o'clock pr coed in body the Gaiety
Theaier.
rThe the theater will open at IL O'Clock NJ None
bur those having cards Of invitation the Board II Eduea
and the Press will be admitted feb
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do hereby certify that have had the roof Of Sugar
with the Southern FeProof Roofing Of Messs
ennon, Coleman Co.. and 80 far has given perfect salts
faction. CHAs. DUsUAU.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
rrnALsERa AND VIEUxrEmPs, n

TNHALBERG AND VIEUxFEMPs' FIFTH
y AND LAST (BUT ONE0 CONCERT.
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, February "a, 1883,
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL.
THALBERG, yIEUxTENPs.
IN THE DUET OF soMNAgBULA.
HENRY vIEUXTEMPs WILL PLAY NORMA FANTASIA
ON ONE STRING.
Mr.. THALBERG will play Pant4sie 'semiramIde," mo
Mr.. vIRUxTEMPS will play .'IntToducon and Rondo
Norma Faniase one string and Duet omnsmbula' with
Mime JoHANEsEN will sirg Aria .'Purtaui" serenade
by schubert, Volkshed," by Kucken, and Duet "L'Esr
d. Anore,n with Sig. Ardayani.
Miss TEMP will sing kathleen Maveurneen" "The Dear
sig ARDAvANI will sing Aria "Travlata y Aria bar.
bere dsiviga" and Duet 'L'Elsr dAmore, j" with Nine
Musical Conducress.. YIEUXTEMPs.
Spite sale OF will commence This Morning IL
O'Clock, at the ticket Office, ~ Camp
pB- The price Of admission has been fixed follows Re
served 81 81 according TO the location
both the 81 and 81 tekes will be given check emitting the
holder tn reserved seats.
R3- The Concert 10 commence at o'clock
g- Uu Friday, Feb. 26-The SIKH Coneert-The sale Of
seats will commence on Tuesday, Feb. q. fe22
TNRALBERG AND vIEUxTEMPs'
MATINEE MUSICALE,
IN THE LECTURE ROOM. AT ODD FELLOWS HALL,
IN NEW ORLEANS.
The Management of the Thalberg and veuxtemps Concert
THREE MATINEEs MUSICALE
They will be given the following days O'Clock p NJ.
The First THURSDAY Feb. rs.
The Second on SATURDAY, Feb. n.
These Manees by subscription. The Of subscri-
beers will be limited only 800 None but subscribers will be
s8-The hooks subscription will be opened IN Monday
Feb % nj the placesMesrs j. Elise rs Charities
R Al The Mainees, Messrs. Taberg and Veuxtemps will
| be the only performers.
may be secured. fe22 If
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q sLAVESI sLAVES!i SLAVES
IN We have hand and for accommodating terms,
GNINErY SLAVES, embracing Men, Women and Chi
NJ iran-among them about fifty No. Sugar and Cot
Field Hands, from two Plantations Also, No. Cooks
Washers and roners Seansesses and Hadresses, Honse
Dining and Nurses, and constantly
receiving eousguents from South Caroline, Mississippi
fsi0 I'm i'll CARNAN CO., 60 Magazine street.
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t. kIMBAI4l,
Proprietor Fourth District Ferry.

Pointe Celeste Parish of Paquemnes, Nov. 3d. 1857.
Tn Nav last had large part Of my house covered
with W r. Chlds Co.'s Patent Elastic Fire and Water Proof
RooBug far stood the vicissitudes OF heat
and cold we'll since then have used several other
buildings T II McNANus
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CORGHO, OR CHINESE SUGAR CANE SEED


A few bushels of CHINESE SUGAR CANE SEED gem
article and in convenient packages tor sale by
WIN. +. LEYERICH Co,
felo n % Old Ievee,
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N WATCHES, JEwELRY AND snvERwARE
ElV TOUJS

~ WATCHES, JEWELRY AND sILVERNAhE
EI2 LOUIS MUH
show them his beautiful assortment articles in his line
by himself France, England and switzerland, viz:
Ladies' and Genemens Watches, Chains Leonnes, Chate-
NAPKIN Rings. Rings Silver Spoons and Forks
Silver Cups Plated Waters Casters Cake Baskets Candle
He wishes emisdse public generally that only the VERY
BEST OF JEWELRYis kept by him. and at very reasonable
B-Notice hereby given that he will make discount Of
twenty his already low prices in order
reduce bis stock and in anticipation of liquidation 10 retire
rum BUSINESS REDUCTION:
ON ON WkTcEs and of all descriptions Is per
On PLATED WARE % per cent.
RsF-CASH paid for old Gold and silver
DO sm No. a Chartres street New Orleans
KARsTENDIEK & CO., Nos lol lss ga AN Y los lO5
ner Bros York Buffalo and San Francisco, offer to
Turner'S Ginger Wine, in cases and barrels.
" BackOerry brandy in and barrels.
Raspberry
:. Esss SSc of Peppermint :. :.
=. Forest Wine Bters,
:. fs%on Syr ,i'i in cases-NOs and a
And will sell them wholesale at New York prices with the
equivalent. jal9 3m
KARsTENDIEK & CO., IM MP faI Err. Nos lOl
25l0 Eve gallon Demijohns
$500 three
1000 one :. :.
100 hampers Madeira Bottles, SIS and SIS.
8 boxes Hook wine-AInsteinsr, go,
8 :. Rhgdes6eimsS:
" s ssShGfEi Md DeHa Susesiei.
| 81 -. Geisenheimer FuehsbeIg.
| 50 gallons each of different qualities ~
An of which offer at extremely low prices to clear con
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q COSTUMES FOR MASQUERADES
I SfAND FANCY BALLS, No. liz Cont street, between
~, Dauphin and Bourbon Streets
~ MADAME GROUX, from Paris,
"a
Respectfully informs her and the public that hav
ing greatly increased her extensive stock by impora
ons from Paris she is prepared furnish the most
plee and elegant of COSTUMES MASKS DOMl-
NOES etc. offered in this city, comprising nation
and STYLE Ancient aud Modern and chosen by Mr. g. in
Paris.
Mrs G. has large collection Of Costumes entirely Her
Costumes for Ladies' Embroidered Velvet and Satin the
richest which have heeu made. Prices moderate
Madame Groux has Toilet Room expressly appropriated for
Ladies'
Costumes made to order on short notice Do SIN
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a CARD-BURNET HOUSE, CINCINNATI, o.


~ TWENTE-FIV y DUIILNIIs INV ~.
~ away Monday night the 9Th inst, from John II.
n Brown, the slave boy
CLARK
ms height ahout feet inches color black, has scar
% his p black speck the white II his walks
caessly soops when walking wildly when spoken
TO- ard very apt to have forged pass
ANY person returning the lodging him in jail will
be Maid The above reward by
Nv F''' l. S. MEEKINs & BRO,
No. Mariguy Buildings,
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v. DEMoRUELLE, Dealer,
At the Old Basin, of Toulouse and Franklin,
Has constantly hand BUILDING MATERIAL, such
Lime White Yellow Sand Cement Plaster Of Pa Shn-
giles Lahs Also English French and American Fire
Bricks, and all kinds Of Firewood.
n Orders from the country promptly and carefully attended
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EXAMINATION
Professional pelneations with fun written de
crpOn of character and advice in regard to he
pirate occupations pursuits in life faults and
them the management of children, self
marriage, given daily in Room No. 1902 CITY HOTEL
fe20 81
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THE IMPROVED McCHEsNEY WASH
l. ING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and for sale by the sub
scriber. Orders left 70 Apollo 294 Magazine street
in Box l46 Mechanics Exchange st the OF
James Collins &c Apollo street where specimen be
will be promptly attended All ask OF the public fair
trial. and Il they do give satisfaction them and the
money will be refunded. j. NJ. DAUGHERTY.
l. Anal
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-09

enable right and power over the subject of
their form of government, that they cannot
alter, reform, or abolish it; that il must stand
as it was originally formed. until Congress
shall have passed upon it, accepting or reject
ing it?
The idea of the President is. that when
Territory is once prepared for admission into
the Union by the formation of a State consti-
tuition, the Territorial Legislature has no
power over it.
That is not the question. The question is,
have the people of the Territory the power
over this constitution, and have they exercis-
ed it? The Legislature elected in October did
proceed to provide for taking the sense of the
people in regard to this constitution with the
same regularity, and at least as unquestionable
in regard to fairness as the original election of
delegates to the convention which formed the
Lecompton constitution and the people have
decided, by an overwhelming majority, against
that constitution.
/ say, therefore that when you come to ex-
anime this question on every principle con-
nected with the inalienable rights of her peO-
pie, announced by the President and his prin-
ciple supporters here there is really no appli-
cation before us for the admission of Kansas
into the Union with the assent OF the people
of that Territory. Nevertheless, there may be
such condition of public affairs as to over
ride all established principles but 1t must be
a very strong case to do that 1t may possibly
be that a case exists which may Justify us in
disregarding the manifest will of the people of
Kansas, and taking this instrument presented
to us by the President as the legitimate expo
nent of the sense of the people of that Terri
tory, and admit it into the Union as State.
But unless such case of overruling necessity
can be made out, maintain that it is enough
to say, in opposition to this measure. that there
is no application made to us by the people of
Kansas for admission into the Union under
this constitution.
Having disposed of this point, as the Senate
has already determined that it will take re-
cess until seven O'Clock, Irequest that, as bat
a minute intervenes between this and the APP
pointed time for taking the recess, they will
do me the favor to take it now.
On motion, the Senate took recess until
o'clock
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CHAPTER I.-GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE BIBLE
AS A CLASSICAL observation-disclosures Bible a
Classic-The Bible adapted 10 Childhood-The Bible
in the school and Coqege-The Bible in our English
version-The Bible in the great Classic Tongues
The Bible as related to the state and its schools
The Bible the Palladium OF American Insitutions-The
Bible and the Church of Rome-Concluding Remarks
CHAPTER U-PoErRY AND THE BARDs OF The BIBIE-
Nature and uses OF Poetry the Bble-Diercnce be-
tween Hebrew Prose and Poetry-Style of Hebrew
Poetry, Parallelism-Spirit Of Hebrew Poetry-De-
partments Of Hebrew Poetry-Infuence Of Hebrew
Poetry-writcrs of Poetry in the Biblc-The seven
Greater Bards-The Argument from Poetry-Conclu-
ding Remarks.
CHATTER HI.-ELoQUENCE oRAroRY
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Charac tcrstics Of Eoquence
illustrations Of Eloqucncc-Earest Example OF Flo
quence in the OLD Tcstamcnt-Iudah a. an Orator
Aaron an O-ator-Other Examples from the Old
acknowledgement Of Hushai, the Archte.
CHAPTER Iv-HE ELOQUENT ORATORS OF The NEW
TrssIANENT.-Examples Of Perverted Eoquence-Her-
oil and Tertullus-Speech Of Gamalal-The Eloquent
AppoIos-Stephen's Address to the Councl-Prcach
ing Of John the Baptist-Petcr an Orator-Speech
OF James before the Synod-The Recorder or Town
Clerk Of Ephesus-The Eloquence OF Paul-Paul on
Mars Hill-niscours"s Of our Lord-Conclusion.
CHAPTER V.--HPEs FEMALE CHARACTER IN THE
BIBLE Interest Of the subirct--Gonera Vcw-Classi-
dcatou-Picture of Eve-Sarah and Rebclal--Char
acter Of Observation-Disclosures Of Esther and Ruth
Jezcbel AMI Atheah-Hrrodias and her naucing
Dtughter-Abigal, Hannah and Martha-The Marys
Concluding Remarks.
CHATTER Nl--REPRE5ENT YOUNG
BIBIE.-Hllge aud Limits ~ the 1hcm"-Thc First
Young M,n--Thc First Two Brothcrs-Character Of
Joseph-rhe Youth of Muses-Skctch Of David aud
Jonathan-Skctch Of samuel and Saul-Saul and sam
mel al Eudor-Charactcr OF AhSalom-The Young Man
a. Sovcrcign-Ihe Young Men Of the Captivity
Young ilen Of the New Testament.
CHAPTER Nll.-SClENCE AND rIiE sACEs
Relation and Bearings Of the Subject-The Moral
science Of the Bblc-The Bible Physical Science
First Scientific OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Characteristic
Third Observation-Disclosures Hlustratons-The
Sagcs Of the Bible.
CHATTER Nlll--OHuG1NAL CONCEPTIONS: OR, OBJECTS
or SUBLINurY AND BEATTY the mBLE.-The Divine
ENistcnce-The Providence OF God-The Personal
Character OF Chrst-The Idea Of Special Divine lnhu-
cnce-The Church Of GOd-Ilr Common brotherhood
of Mantle Day OF Sacred Rcsi-Ihc Millennium
The Resurrection Of the Drad-Ihc Last Judgment
The Heavenly World-Thc scheme Of Redemption
Reorganization and Conclusion.
For sale by ". T. BERRY X co,
apr2-u Public Square.
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Mr. Bell's Speech.

We commence this morning the publication
of Mr.. BELLS Speech on the admission of Kan
sas as slave State. Differing as we do,
most radically, with our distinguished Sena-
tor, upon this important question. we yet de-
sire that the readers of the PATRIOT shall have
the advantage of learning his views as utter
ed on the floor of the Senate This much is
due to HIM as a revered and trusted political
chief; and we accord it freely and cordially.
The speech was delivered on the 18Th of
March, but did not appear in print until the
I'd inst, owing to the great length of the Kan
sas debate. which has fairly overrun the Daily
GIo5e, although to keep up. extra sheets have
been devoted to it almost daily.
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For LouisyiIIe and Cincinnati.

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Captain, ull leave above s<zz2&<<z3a--=srzf<A
THIS DAY, al 5 r. NJ For Freight Passage apply
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A SUPPLY OF
MORTON s. CO.'S GOLD PENS,
JUST RECEIVED BY
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By Rev. DR.. Halsey of Louisville, Kentucky.
The Literary Attractions of
the Bible.
Or, A Plea for the Word Of God, con-
sidered as a Classic.
BY LIE ROY J. HALSEY, DID.
l vol. l2mo. 81 IS.

BY LIE ROY J. HALSEY, DID.
! vol. l2mo. 81 %.
In the following pages it is proposed TO present an
outline Of what may be called the incidental attrac
tons Of the Bible-to forth its claims, both
classic and book Of general education. Regard
ed simply book Of learning OF taste and genius,
Of history and eoquence, it has exerted influence
which cannot be too highly estimated and commends
itself TO every cultivated understanding. II is the
book of our learning, not less than religion the
basis of our civilization not less than salvation
1t has moulded into shape, has quickened into life
the whole body Of our secular learning, well
theology; it has breathed its vital spirit all
science literature, Legislation philosophy and
cial and political Institutions.
Il is these attractions which may be felt and ap-
preciated by the irregious and worldly mind
ed which propose TO group together in distinct
and connected view. Our object will be speak OF
the Book Of God production Of inspired genius
and classic taste TO reveal something Of its immeas-
urable wealth, a field of knowledge and mine of
wisdom, model of eloquence, master piece Of poe
sy book of instruction; and thus to render it,
far we shall be able, attractive TO all.
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MADAME LA ROSE,

TIVE world-renowned Doctress, and Goddess OF the
l. Planet readers, has entered the city. she can be
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