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T. B. SMIT II.
FORWARDING MERCHANT, No. 16 CANAL
Srprrr Nrw ORIraNs

Woull respectfully inforr his friends and
the public generally in fl ure his person
al attention will be direc' d solely to the
FORWARDING BUSINESS. To avoid deten-
ton and lessen as mucl as possible the
charges, goods will always be shipped byhim
from the vessels to the mboats, thereby
saving extra drayage, storage, labor, cooper
age, fire insurance, &c.
From his long experience in New Orleans
in the Commission and Forwarding and
Steamboat Agency Line. he hatters himself
that he will give general satisfaction to all
those in the South and West who may favor
him With their business. ely.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.


Governor-Robert G. Wickhae.
Lieutenant Governor-C. II. Monitor.
Secretary of State--Ahdrew S. Heron.
Auditor-E. w. Robertson.
Treasurer. A. Hunter.
Suprnt. Pub Education-W. J. Hamilton,
Attorney Ceneral-E. W. Noise.
Representatives, IN Congress. ~. -
J. P. Benjamin and J. Slidell, Senators.
Geo. Eus,is, Jr.~ Thomas Green Davidson,
J. NJ. Sandige and Miles Taylor.
.ud;c,ary-Supyeme Court.
f. T. Merrick Chief Justice; A. NJ. Buch-
anan, - Cole, w. II. Spotford, and Cornell
IA. Voerhies, assistant justices.
PARISH OF CATAuOULA
D. M. Prehard, Sheriff; C. c. Duke
Clerk; T. D. Nix, Recorder; J. N. Riley,
Assessor; W. 4 Burt, Coroner; R. Il. Gu
Members 81 IA Police Jury.
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John DcVercux.

No. 26 Tchoupitoutas street, New Orleans
COPPER, TIN, and SHEET IRON Manu- n
u factnrer, Stoves, Crates and Ship Caboos- go
ca Of all sizes, put up at the shortest notice GA
- Goods for the country carefully packed.
IN CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS
~ JosErH Hurry, Importer, Wholesale
and Retail dealear in FINE WATCHES, JEWEL
RY, RIcH FANCY & STAPLE GooDs, No. 20
Camp street, n O. Respectfully invite the
attention of wholesale and Retail dealers and
purchasers to his very large stock of goods,
which is fresh = imported, and constantly
supplied throughout the year.
SHE'LL CoMBs.-Imitation she'll and Buffalo
Combs, of every style and variety.
brushes, of every description, of his own
manufacture, and at the lowest Northern
factory prices.
TOILET ARTrcLEs.-Such as Perfumery, Hair
Oil, Hal, Pins, Pomatum, Fancy Soaps, DC.
FINE FANS, Purses. books, Work box
es, Portable Desks, together with an endless
variety of Porte Monies, &c, DC, of every
style and shape. and at unusual low prices
GCNs. Pistols, Knives, Colts and Warmers
Revolving Pistols, Scissors, Razors, Life
Preservers, Fishing Reels and Tackle
Of every variety, to suit the most deter
mined angler.
WATCHES, JEwELRy, Etc. The stock in this
line, consisting of the T. T. Cooper, NJ. j. To-
bias aud Real Joseph johnson Movements
with fine assort- ~ ment of Swiss and
English Levers, ~ SnvERwARE, etc
have been selected with great care by +
Roberts, many years engaged in the Whole.
sale business, and having been purchased
exclusively for cash, great inducements viii
be offered to purchasers.
Every article Warranted as Represented
or the Money Refunded.
Watches, Jewelry, DC, carefully repaired
and vasrsnssd. 4s-ys.
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causing adesre to urinate every few minutes, in
confluence Of urine, affection Of the Kidneys cau-
sing dull pains in the back and loins, Gravel Fluor
bus in females (Whites) ETC., etc.
~ PRICE REDUCED TO fs.0O PER BOTTLE.
In all uncompEcated cases one bottle will effect
q cure. For fuh particulars procure Treatise
V 10 had gfaGs Of Agents =
II would be Well in cases of Chronic Gonorthea
and elect, TO useg h connection with the Mixture
our " Camphorated BelladoGna Injection to be had
also OF agents-price 80 cts 90
The Genuine article can be had Of II SlILENKER
BROTHER, sole agents for Harrisonburg, La.
Il CARD. DR.. L. C. Thomson devotes his sole
attention the treatment of all Specific Diseases,
compiis iug all Urethra affections, Impurities OF the
Blood, Primary, Secondary, Tertiary and Heredit-l
AIRY Syphilis causing in all their different stages,
Liberation Of the Throat and Head, Destruction OF
the Palate, Nodes on the Bones, pains resembling
Rheumatism, and oiteh treated for such, BlOtches,
&c, &c.
-. Particular attention paid to cases of sper-
| natorrAua arising from Onanism (seli-abuse,) or
other causes. This deplorable disease causes loss
of power, partial blindness, loss OF memory, inca
paeity to attend TO business, attempts to commit
suicide, &C. But for full details DIR. 7 3 Urea
ties on SpermatorhUa, and its Cure" which will
be mailed gratis to any part of the Union Patients
cured of this terrible malady by Dr. rs medical
treatment comprising the ELECTRO MAGNETIC
applications to the spine, also if necessary by eau
terizaton with LaIemand's instrument.
Structures promptly cured by DIR. Us self-dlating
Bougies.
Surgical operations performed for fistula in Ano,
in the Perineum, iydrocee, Congenal and Acct
dental Phymosis Varicocele, Impossible Structures,
False Passages, &C. All necessary medicines.
dressings, and instruments furnished at the Dispen
sary.
Persons in the country can CONSULT the DR.. by
writing. All communications strictly private.
| L. C. THOMSON, MD.
Southern Infrmary Established 1897 No. l42
Carondeet Street, 4th house above Poydras. Sign
of the Marble Statue, New Orleans.
| Civ References Qircn. ISept. 2,'5T-T y
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GO wears old, a stranger, starved to
barn. in Hartford, Conn, last
The Coroner found his body enact
hin face pinched and shrunken.-
this be known down where the fat
inc as they busk the plsnteous corn.
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TO PARENTS AND CHILDREN.
HARpEn's STORY Books.

Monthly Series Of Narratives, Dialogues Biogra-
Plies, and Tales FOR the Instruction and Enter
tanmen, Of the Young. by JACOB Asorr.
Embelished with numerous aid beau
tiful Engravings.
tits the design of the Publishers to render this in
every way the most attractive end valuable series
for tie Young ever offered to the public. They
confident that they have facilsties for giving to it
that wide circulation which Will warrant them in
e3pe,ding unon upon it all the resources of typo
Graphical aud illustrative art The Illustrations will
be numerous and in all respects equal to those fur
nished in "Harper's Magazine" The successive
numbers the "Story Books will embrace varc-
~ Of subjects and different styles of composition,
including narratives, Dialogues, descriptive essays,
ard entertaining stories OF character t" interest
and trlicht the youthful ny d, while impartng in
f--m,,ion that will be important in subsequent life
7. vi; be the constant aim oFthe Author to furnish
a series of volumes adapte to family reading. lie
bepcs 90 70 combine the rcsentation OF important
ard interesting facts will he circulation Of sound
principles in taste, mora. and Religion, that the
"Story Books" shall from welcome and efficient
aid in the work of home education. Though moi
intended to be ofe1clusively reg ous character they
" II he 60 far designed TO exert moral and religious
influence on the minds of the Tfh"era, as to adap
then ttN4he use of Sabbath Sohoo! Libraries.
TERMS Each number Of " B,rpers Stor,
Books" will contain 100 pages IN small Grarto from
very beautifully ilustreted. and printed on superhn'
cs]ardercf paner The Series may be had of Book
sellers, Periodical Agents and PoSImastcrs, OR from
the Publishers, at 50 year: or % cents = number
Sobscrin.ions may commence with any number Tn,
TWO Periodicals " Harpers monthly Magazine" an'
"U,,ner's Story Books" will be sup'ied to suhcr;
hers at IS a wear, and will published on the f'G
dav Of each month. Postage on Story Books,
which must be paid quarterly in advance, is Tw,
Cents H1rper & Bro,hers, Publishers.
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(choolcraft says he has never yet
|dians "swear." They have terms to
cheat, liar, thief, mu.des, coward.
" man, drunksrd, bsbbler; but |
Ter heard of an imprecation OF oath.
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SALE FOR PARTITION.
RTUE OF an order OF sale, from the Hon.
Fict Court of the parish. II Cstahoula, TO
n thereof directed, will on
Law. the 9th day Of February, next,
bal hours, at the door of the court house Of
En-, offer at public sale, for Cash, under
i appraisement-
PENTS OF LAND, more or les, lying on
\ Island, in this parish, and held in conf
between Mrs. H. 9. B. Bisland and the
I of Ra!ord West, decd.
j. ROBB, Sheriff.
y 1855. printtee,f5
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THE SATURDAY EVENING POST.

THE SATURDAY EVENING POST.
The Post is believed to have larger country cir
culation than any othLiterary Weekly in the Union
without exception.
The Post, it will be noticed, has something for
every ta.te-.he young and the old, the ladies and
gentlemen Of the family may all find in its ample
pages something adapted to their peculiar likin,
Back numbers of the Post can generally be OBJ
tanned at the Office or of any energetic Newsdealer
Owing however, to the great and increasing de-
mand for the Paper, those wishing back numbers
had better apply early IS possible, our rule being
First come, first served"
The subscription price of the Post is q year in
advance Address,
DEACON 4 PETERSON
Philadelphia.
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.
M0ffat'S life Pills and Phoenix Bittsn.

Free from all Mineral Poisons.
THE great popularity which MOFFAT'S LIFE
/ PILLS and PHOENIX BITTERS have attained
in consequence of the extraordinary cures effected
BY their use renders i: unnecessary for the propre
tor to enter Into particular analysis OF their medic
nal virtues properties and having the United tes-
timcny Of more han THREE MILLION Of persons
who ha re been restored to the enjoyment of perfect
health by them it is believed that their reputation
as the best vegetable medicine row before the pub
lic admits Of dispute. In almost every city and
village in the United States, there many who are
ready to testify their efficacy in removing disease
and giving to the whole system renewed vi9or aid
health.
In cases of Scrofula, Ulcers, Scurrv or ErSptons
of the skin, the operation Of the Life Medicines Is
astonishing often removing in few days every
vestage of those loathsome diseases, by their puri
fying effects upon the blood Fever and 4gne, Dys-
ptpsia, Dropsy, Plies, and in short most all dsea-
ses soon yield to their curative properties. No
family should be without Them as by their timely
use rirch suffering and expense may be saved.
Prepared by WIN. d. Noiat, II D. NewYork and
for sale by |. ShIenker i Brother u4rrsonburg,
La Soy
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Tie Virtes o. Jacobs Co-din! are TOO cell knora to
require Encomiun1s
]. ItCurcs the worst cases Of D.a-rhTa.
2. It Cures the worst forms Of Dysentery.
3. 1t Cures California or N exican Diarrhea.
4. 1t Relieves the Severest Choic.
s. It cures Cholera Morbus.
6. It cures Cholera 1niantum
7. 1t cures Painful Menstruation.
8. /. Relieves Pain in the Back and Loins
Q, II counteracts Nervousness and Dependency.
TO- 1t Restores Irregularities.
H. 1t Dispels glaorny and hysterical feelings.
H. It il an admirable Tonic.
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Liver cntoplHiMt, JaAduice
Dyspepsia.

Choking Or Suifocating
Sensations when in a lying ~
no.ture Dimness OF Vision, Dots IA
or " ebs before the sight Deficiency I'D
ofpr-soicaton Yellowness The Skin and
Ewes. Pain in the Side, Back, Chest Limbs, &C.. \
sudden Flashes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh Con.
slant lmaginations of Evil, aud Great Depres-
sion of Spirits, be eifectuay cured bv II
DR. HOOFLAN Il
CELEBRATED GERMAN BI7TEPS. i
prenared by DR.. J. NJ. JACKSON, No. 100
Arch Street, Philadelphia.
More Testimony From the South in favor Of
Uoofand Celebrated German Bitters, prepa-
red by DR.. j. NJ. Jackson, Philadelphia
They stand alone and unapproached by any
other remedy now before the public, for tn
cure of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Jaundice
Nervous Debility, Diseases OF the Kidneys,&c
II. w. Chainey, Millersburg, KY, Oct
10th, 1852, said Having sold your. Bit
ters some time, find it has given satisfacl
ton in every instance that has come under
my notice."
Nelson Edwards, Salvlia, KY, June I'd,
1851, says: 1--WE rejoice to inform YOU
that this justly celebrated medicine has fully
maintained the exalted reputation which hat
been given it, and having tested its virtue.
we unhestxtingly say it emnently deserves is
IT. l. J. w. Benny, Uniontown, Ky..
July 81, 1852, said: I'VE have heard of
manv cures performed by the use of Hoofs
lands German Bitters, and 1 believe It To
be valuable medicine" ID
J. Grant, Irvine KY, June 20, $50. mid ::
1--WE have succeeded in introd ucines YOUR
loofland's Btters; physicians and others
h,,It
DR.. p. Fatio & Bro, Knoxville, Tennessee.
FIVE 9, 1851, said Your Bitters are now
selnag very fast, and every person that has
it, so far AS we have been able to learn. has
been benetitted.'
L. Mayer, Harrisonburg, La, Nav 23l,
1853, saws: "Your German Bitters is very
valuable medicine. | have disposed of all |
have received from you, and wish new sup
ply Immediately"
Dr. Eeynold Quail, Trinity, La. June 3Oth,
1854, says: 81 have for the last year used the
German Bitters, prepared by you, in my
practice extensively. 1t will shortly be the
Only medicine of the kind that can be read
ilv sold here, and believe that in less than
one year, there will be more sold in thi.
vicinity, than in any other part of the
country.
These Bitters are entirely vegetable they
,invigorate and strengthen the system, neve,
prostratet, and can be used oriufants as vel
AS adults.
For sale be respectable dealers everywhere
For sale BY dealers in medicine evcrvwher,
Sold in Harrisonburg at Walls Drug Store
J. WRIGHT,
| III artres st., New Orleans.
Wholes ale Agents.
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THE GLOBE:

~ be- Ifhe OFFICIAL Paper IF Congress.
iab G4 proprietor OF this excellent ana use
ner. proposes to continue the prblica-
>, the Debates of Congress in full, 10
n'n "nS q the laws passed, during the next SEES
IF sec. % commence on the LIST Monday OF
uarter mber 1857.
y,twe se who may desire TO see the debates
o the a., l sboni3 ,,La ,ba Daiiv Globe.
voc, s,, Il y are usually published in it two days
ethev are printed in book form in the
essional Globe and Appendix.
. aMs-One capy, daily, one year s ;
eopy during session Of Congress So
essional Globe and Appendix s;
by Globe, one year IS.
JOHN G. R1VES.
~ L - C:I-- A.. 1Csr
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Notice..

Estate Of Liriea Kitchen.
PRISONS having claims against the estate OF
la Kitchen, decd, are hereby notified to
them properly authenticated TO the under
within thirty days from the date hereof, for
BIT. Those indebted to the sa'ne by note,
or otherwise, sie requested TO make i'n'nc-
Cmeht i. SIAM, sd,nr. estate
konbure, Dec %.
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46-3m.
l.. SCOTT d cos
Reprint Of the British Periodicals and

Farmers Guide.
Grea. Reduction IN the Price Of The latter publication
I EONARD SCOTT & Co., New York continue to
IL republish the following leading British Periodi-
Gals, viz:
The London Quarterly Conservative
2 The Edinburgh Review. (Whig)
8 The North British Review, (Frec Church.)
4 The Westminster Review, Q.beral)
Blackwoods Edinburgh Magazine, (Tory)
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T WATERMAN L BROTHER, Hardware Mer.
q. chants, corner Common and Magazine streets,
New Orleans.
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X. MCALP/N # Co.

WHOLESALE GROCERS and dealers in ~
W Wines and Liquors7 Canal street Row, VI
and 90 Common streets New Orleans.
We invite the particular attention Of Merchants
and Planters to our very large and we'll selected
stock Of Eresh Groceries.
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JAMES RAWSON.
NOk BINDER.

lERcE ST. 'rt door to s. " d: b. F. Sterars
IA 'HEZ, MISSISSIPPI,
70 btomh1'ooks made to order. -Et
Ifrso"s "ts"'"!2 hare Music Books and Maya
A"ea"y "o"ae n hare orders met promptly by
kSg 10 "'s oHce 80
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GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
JACOBS CORDIAL.


we'll Disc ascs.
Cholera, Dysentery, Diarrhna, Cholera Morbus, Bill
ious Cholic, Cholera Infantum. Also, ad-
mirably adapted to
MANY DISEASES OF FEMALES,
Nest especially painful Aenstruatier.
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READ THIS!
DIR. LEROY'S AND PELTIER'S
Compound MIXTURE!
For all A6ections Of the Urinary Organs,
READ THIS

3ettt0HS y t"e c7nH'y 07yu"S, III"
those affections solely:
SUCH as acute and ronicUrethcritis,
(Gonorhoea) elect, Spasmodic Stric-
ture, burning Of the Urethra, Neural-
gia of the Urethra, acute and chronic
inflammation of the coats of the bladder
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4" AMERICAN ORGAN"

A weekly paper published IN Washington CITY,
D. c., BY an association of Native Americans
81 per annum, to single subscribers Clubs Of ten
or more will be furnished at 100 each per year. III
sent TO any one post-sf6ce,) payable in advance.
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GOODRICH & Co. Cotton Fac
tors and Commission Merchants,
As Carondelet Corner Union
Street, New Orleans.
Hats, Caps. Etc.

Hats, Caps. Etc.
AT WHOLESALE.
WE are constantly receiving generalassortmeht
w Of Silk Fur Cashmere, Wool, Panama, Leg
horn Straw Palmleaf and Campeachy Hats and
Caps, for sale low, by FROST Co,
6-tf 10 Magazine St, NewOrleans.
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uwATER-CURE JOURNAL,

We know Of no American periodical whehpre-
cents a greater abundance Of valuable information
on all subjects relating to human progress and well
fare, than this Journal-NewYork Tribune
The Water-Cure Journal is, unquestionably, the
most popular Health journal in the world.-New
York Evening Post.
Published Monthly, and devoted to Physiology,
Hydropathy and the laws Of life. II year.
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These periodicals ably represent the three great
political parties Of Great Brtan-Wh;g, Tory and
Radcalbu: politics form only feature Of their
character. As organs of the most profound writer's
on Science, Literature, Morality and Religion they
stand, az they ever have stood unrivalled in the
world of letters, being considered indispensable to
the scholar and professional man. While to the in
telrcent reader Of every class they furnish more
correct and satisfactory record of the current era
ture of the day. throughout the world, than can be
possibly be obtained from any other source.
EARLY COPIES.
The receipt of Advance Sheets from the British
publishers gives additional value to these Reprints
inasnuch as they can now be placed in the hands of
subscribers about soon as the original editions
TERMS PER ANNUM.
For any one Of the four Reviews Is
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For any three OF the four Reviews 2
For all four of the Reviews
For Blackwood's Magazine
For Backwood and three Reviews
For BIackwood and the four Reviews 10
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ceived at par.
PosrAGE-In all the principal cities and towns,
these works will be delivered free of postage
When sent by mail, the postage to any part of the
United States will be but Twenty-four cents a wear
for Lakewood and but Fourteen cents wear for
each of the Reviews.
NIB The price in Great Britain for the five peri
odicals above named is about s3l per annum
Remittances for any Of the above publications
should always be addressed, post paid to tn. pub
fishers, LEONARD SCOTT co.
81 Gold street, New York
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s d. A. HENDERSON d. co
9 UCCESSORS to Lit''ejohn and Hende on, Whole
= sale Grocer, NJ. 66 Magazine ST., corner
= atchss, New orlsasA
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EENNELL, POWER & CO., Commission Mer
L chants, 80 Common Street, Mem Orleans.
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VIM. NJ. Tew, Clerk Geo. Dean, Parish
Constable; J. @. A. Taliaferro. Parish Prir-
ter; and DR.. A. A. Wall, physician to the
parish prison.
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
OREs MAYO, Of Catalonia, Judge, .ss.
WADE II. HouGH, of Caldwell, District Attorney.
Is composed Of the Parishes of Catahoula,
Caldwell and Franklin. The Jury and Probate
Terms in each are held follows: t.
CATAHOULA.
Jury Terms-2nd Monday of April and November
PROBATE Terms-2nd Monday of June January.
CALDWELL.
yury Terms--1st Monday of May and December.
Probate Terms-lst Monday of July and February
FRANKLIN.
Jury Tcrms--3d Monday of March and October.
Probate Terms-3d Monday Of May 4 December
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= :: s. G. FERGUSON
- >, + TU SON, l. CO
roMWSSioy ellis, d Coy
AAFRCHAN7S,
NS1 siOn Street,
tEW ORLEANS.
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LETTERS remaining in the Post ONCE,
,o-o fisonburg, La up to the lst January, 1853
|. IL ~ femain uncalled for.
|aid Ian ker JP Rooms, Martin 2
doof q th g. Harrison Jarvis, Hannibal
ss Miss Ellen James, NancyJ
|ppraIss man. BE Jomdan, wv
PERM NV. Leopard, John
Fec,s6 VIC Law, w
- Grt Tillmau NcTIenry, Benjamin
rsan. G Stevens, P r
for .. Eday. BIZ Shaifer, A foresn)
|rks, d. nd, smith 'Ts
ssvener Thomas Shumaker, J
kND boark G W Taylor w P
! om ,rtv, John White, Sarah Ann
IA ls5s. T.. FLETCHER, p. u.
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FOWLER & WELLS PUBLICATIONS.
HI.IFE ILLUSTRATED"

A frst-class weekly newspaper, devoted to newt
literature, science and the arts to entertainment,
improvement, and progress. Designed to encour-
age q spirit of hope, manliness seli-relionce and
activity among the people to point out the means
of profitable economy and to discuss the leading
ideas of the day; to record all signs Of progress
and to advocate political and industrial rights for
all classes. Published weekly at So a year in adj
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apERFNOIoGICAL JOURNAL,-

D voted TO science, literature and general htelli
gence. The Journal is profuseIy cmbellished with
portraits of the great, the good, and the vicious
engravings Of useful Inventions; specimens from
the animal Kingdom; illustrstions Of Natural Sci
ence Architecture Fruits, etc, that the farmer,
merchant, minister, parent, teacher and scholar
shall find in the Journal not only substantial kwol
edge but useful information and rich intellectual
entertainment. Monthly, 81 year. For either Of
the above journals, address Fowler Wells, 30S
Broadway, New York For three dollars, in ad-
vance, a copy Of Life Illustrated, the chronological
Journal and the Water Cure Journal, will be sent
n wear to one address.