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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-14
FMllnygraPils.

tg The gold hunters at Pixies Peak now
wish that the bright visions, with which they
set out had been pro visions.
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US n"' '.''' .:N;,,d r,,n,
Jung Is 'e'y ,o"u Dh'> vi ~ io,d ,, snnh nn,.
emi"S, s., % "Mn + bad il from his own ljps. y
,on,,.r vr;,er sors It ;s not the
~. hnt Ihn osrtinc snber ,bat is SO ter.
.,h.n uI'nA IN, G'unI:nr1,s hte Sam. persons in
a"",aad 'u,, -. H'1Iv by tais jmnortant consid.
,;,,, ~ lSved do l,,,a,.]v resolved
e'''' I,,r
'e's' ~ -
cy y rnan ing awakened by the cap
tara oi tAc boat, announcing that lie had
snl INTO b. d wi1h his boots on, Considerable
y piled:
"L.; >,m III ''e! re "'' o'o pa'f VIC
h q "'l' '"' s''''
Pxl&rIHG r0ylS PrBL,sIlNG.-A young
Ldv cyi.iaIu,G TIA printer lle other day
he distinction b.tw cen printing and pub
il L,uc and III lie conclusion ot uer remarks,
hy way ol il,ms latlon, size sac, d,-''You may
riut a kiss up II my cheek, but must not
rub,jsh it,
~ r,,,. Imam lear:np some of his
L 1ni,sl, ri, n : >p,akiny OF pressing their
r,main ,orcer, consulted his die
s;n,,rv ] and fluid tie word press meant to
,o,.ez. Ata parry soon af, erwards, lie
asked a youug iauy to sing Tor hm. She
.,ecI,ned. "Pernlt me- said he, my dear
NJ "a 10 souceze you Won leelle song.'
A., oa;,o. -,
IHE LEFT orooAlN1' n 49, w. ~, -
per lately ini"' lnea MS 'eaoei' 'na' l., 'ne
ladies always ull on 'nI 'el' s'o'N'"s '"s''
THIS, us may bo ST RI oSeo, ciea'So Sol'e sur
among his lair reanefs' anu "l,i'o IA P"s..''1
term 'hey ueN'1u Wv ~, l.'.n,r :, ov,., ,+
that he hao no ouS'nII' - =" ;, Ano Lo,o.or
such were '''e l"el. -. ,o,s,,;,',
by sh"lt argu'n. nt' hsn o''e s.ocA'"s
ing Oft this is taking the lett stocking on
last!"
GvA traveller stopping at one OF the
TO els in Minne>ot recently, saw the phrase
'Fried water ohickGns' On 'me ,h;a t.,nel u,
OF iare. nesilHs W a,at"r .h;"hsns Thav
he sent lor Il o''ii VI t0"t'' ,., '"o ~ 1
came, and sure enough !ooheu .ery '."o,
like the sinaiiest anu "niles' ., n'eI t o.eAs"s
lie tried them-iou"o A.. 'ne.n .Aot of ,Ia
ommehded ti'ehi 10 liio ies' Y. 'no pni =,
ladies ana ai. AN "ho 'i'eu >'1'' n"e>
them "ondeaiu,ly anu ~, nea.'y u'.lon al, y
them became j'o9 e0's'' "''i'o'' "i'''o0
hno"'6 '''
w H, college member, was d's'ln
guIsned not less for his dry wit and sly wag
gerry than for his address in avoiding th'
writing OF the es, and in paitn,ng OH tn
brain coined currency Of others as HI
legitimate, "tender." One Monday morn
ing, he read theme OF unu.ual merit; ou
Professor A. "smelt the rat, ana' as Il
finished and sat down in the pride OF Con
| sciUus merit, askeu
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-14

CoNsoLlDATloN.-1he he two Democratic pa
pers at Davenport, the Democrat and Neaos,
have COZ soidated. Messrs. Johns & Co.
have sold their interest in the latter paper
to Col. A. Mcguire and John G. Given, of
Columbia county, Pa, and the paper will
hereafter be published under the joint part
nership of these gentlemen and Messrs.
Richardson & West, who have for some time
conducted the Democrat. This consolida-
ton is q sensible movement in pecuniary
point of view. Davenport is unable to sup
port three daily papers, and especially two
of the abomnable politics Of the Democrat
and AeUs
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-14
Wanted /!

Somebody to bear the responsibility of the acts
Of the present Administration: the troubles
in Kansas, the defeat of the Homestead Bill,
the stoppage of the Mails, the re-opening of
the Slave Trade, the Dred Scott Decision, the
Bankrupt Treasury, &C., &c. Proposals will
be received till March 4th, 1861.
Address, G.. DoNNELLAN for j. B.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-14

The FuTURE.-The future is a great
land. A man can not 60 round it in
a day he can not measure it with a
bound he cannot bind its harvests ln-
to one single she af. 1t is wider than
vision, and has no end.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-14
DIED.

In this city on the 7th inst, CHARLES Luz, sen of
Jacob and Ann H. Horr- aged years.
II This is the second bereavement of the kind that
has been visited upon this family within the brief
space of one week. On sunday last little daughter
Of theirs was consigned to the grave. and now the
bghted hopes centersdin their little son await the
same,sad formalty. We sincerely sympathise with
them in their atliction.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-14

In NUr-SHELL.-No man has hit upon so
happy description of the Douglas policy in
reference to the Territories (says the Chicago
Press) as that given by Lincoln, in one Of his
Ohio speeches, when he said that by it
slavery may be legally excluded from Ter
ritory in which it may legally remain!" No
form of words could more clearly bring out
the contradiction between belief in the Dred
Scott decision, which legalizes slavery everye
where, and belief, at the same time, in
''unfriendly legislation" which may every
where forbid it. This condensed statement,
embodying the facts and logic of an elaborate
political theory, appeals so forcibly to popular
comprehension, that, as long as the contest
which gave rise to it continues, it will not be
forgotten. Douglas owes his old competitor
for many damaging illustration, but Lincoln
has never said anything which the small giant
will be more unwilling to forgive than that
sentence which we have quoted. 1t is
complete refutation Of Douglasism, in nut
shell. Our Republican cotemporaries will
pardon us if we suggest that they will do we'll
to ''keep it before the people,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-14

New SENATORS IN THE NEXT CONGRESS-
The following named gentlemen will take
their seats for the first times in the United
States Senate on the first day Of December
next, on which day the first session of the
thirty sixth Congress will commence:
Hon. Willal d Salisbury, of Delaware.
Hon. Jamss W. Grimes, of Iowa.
Hon. Lazarus W. Powell, of Kentucky.
Hon. Kingsley S. Bingham, Of Michigan
Hon. John q. Ten Eyck, of New Jersey
Hon. Thomas Bragg, of North Carolina
Hon. Henry B. Anthony, Of Rhode Island
Hon. A. 0. P. Nicholson, Of Tennessee
Hon. J. W. Hemphill, of Texas.
In Minnesota the Legislature to be choser
next week, will elect a Senator in place o
Gen Shields ; in Iowa, the Legislature tt
be elected next week, will elect Senate
Harlan's successor, Cor re-elect him, as W.
verify hope; and in Ohio, the Legislature t.
be elected next week will chose Senate
in Pugh's place.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-14

w MIR. J. P. Luse has succeeded the
Messrs. Terrill in the management of th e
Lafayette (Ind) Journal. The Democratic
papers all sandered the Terrills, and now
we suppose they will be Lying about Luse.
Iou;or JIo TournnL
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-14
n M rAMRERT

TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
a and NOTARY PIT BLIC, Museatin e, Iowa.
WI, nr.nties in Muscatine and the adjoining
counties. Particular attention paid to collections
buyine and selling real estate, paying taxes con-
veyenoine, examination of titles and notarlai bu-
sness. Office over .. 0. Waters Drug store.
. April 18TH 1S59-1y.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-14

CONSIDERABLE KNOCKING oFF.-Last year
Elwood in his stupendous lies about public
expenses in Iowa put the cost Of the Luna :
tic Asylum at $1,000 900. Now he puts it
at 100000. Very charitably kno king
off, one million and t,oo hundred thousand
dollars ! By another season, the prospect is
that he will get down to about the right
figure. But he is a pretty candidate for
State office-a man whose lies it takes two
years to reduce to the point of credbility.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-14

GONG TO THEIR REwARD.-An Illinois
editor says his party (the Democratic) is on
the verge of precipice, but calls upon it to
'smaarch steadily ahead" Good! we second
the motion. '.f ~- S.-
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-14

yrThe favorite argument of the slave
holders right to take his slaves with him into
any Territory of the Union is that they are
his property" and that he should be allowed
to carry them wherever Northern farmer is
allowed to carry his horse or his OK.
But, even though this right should be con-
ceded, the STAKEHOLDER wouldn't be satisfied.
He would insist upon privileges for his slave
which no farmer thinks of exacting for his
horse. r.
If horse escapes ''from SERVICE" and
passes across the State or Territorial boundary,
the farmer expects either to lose him or catch
him himself. But if slave runs away, the
STAKEHOLDER insists that the authorities of the
State and of the United States, and the people
of both, shall turn out to catch his ''nigger,"
under the penalty Of a thousand dollars
A slave, therefore, is not deemed, even by
the Shareholder, to be property" in the
simple sense that horse is property.
On the escape from service" a fhorse, no
penalty would attach to the huma1 E man who
should, out Of compassion, give him feed Of
oats. But it is crime to give bread and
J water to a fugitive slave!-At6any Journal.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-14
DAMAGE FOR BREACH OF PRoMIsE.-Mis

DAMAGE FOR BREACH OF PRoMIsE.-Miss
Magdalene Hardy, Of Delaware county, N
Y, has just recovered $500 damages from
Freelan Cochran, who had been "her fir end
from childhood" for breach of marriage
promise. The offence was aggravated from
the fact that che had often took breakfast at
her fathers house, and then married an
other girl. Young men should be cautious
how they breakfast and take tea out.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-14

"SuCH Is FAMR."-A late number OF the
London Illustrated Times, in commenting
upon the approaching Presidential canvass
in the United States, Inertions, among other
illustrious candidates, the names of "Wire
and Bolts" (Wise and Bolts y who from
the tenor Of the article. the Times evidently
thinks have the field pretty much to them
selves, "Wire' having the advantage as yet
though s'Bolts" seemed to be gaining or
him
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-14

SAMUEL AXE, -
TrORNEY AT LAW AND DEPUTY COUNTY
A SURVEYOR. Office, opposite Masonic Build
pe, I'd street, Muscatino, Iowa.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-14
R1JSINESS CARDS.

,.. u,ouvAu ---7-- D. G. NICRHAN'
~ RICHMAN 4 BROTHER,
A TroRNKYS AND CoUNsELLoRs AT Law LAW
n and sslctssn Ca.psssy, 20 ~. Sat. and
N s Dstrist Cssrt Of the United Stases' District
rS.v vi,l.s, a. agents in buying and selling
lands, aud in paying taxes. ,,.t;or, ,f
Particular attention paid to the exam'ns'''n'
"''~' March lst, lS55-d&wf.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-14

rwThe late st. LouisoFair was great
success. The receipts amounted to nearly
$40, 600. When it is remembered that no
entry fees were charged for any article ex.
hibited, and that this sum proceeds from
admission tickets alone, the success of the
exhibition becomes apparent. 1t is already
stated that the directors contemplate the
removal of the ampitheatre, aud the etec.
ton of one of double capacity.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-14
TO the Farmers of Iowa.
Office Of Sec'y Iowa Farmers College,
~, ~ Mo;. 1r,. On lQSO

Omce OF sec iowa FARMERS CoHeRe,
Des Moincs, Aug. 80, 1859.
As the quality OF wheat harvested in this
State ,hi- year is the best perhaps ever
grown in Iowa, am desirous of possessing
samples OF the best tor exhibition, preserva-
ton, premiums, &C.. i'll this "fice. One
pint of each riely wil be sufficient, put
up in packages to secure the seed from injury
in conv.y ance. The name Of the variety,
quantity grown per acre, with the post office
address OF the person who cul iyaled it, to
be distinctly marked ON the package. ! (
G. mmlttee OF competent men will de-
eide on their comparative merits, and to the
person sending tie best specimen of wheat,
spring or winter, will be paid tn, sum OF ten
dollars AID to the person sending the Sec
ond best, will be paid the sum OF tve dollars.
A good opportunity Of sending specimens
will Ge BY members Of the Legislature. AS
the decision will be made on the 18th of Jan.
next, all packages OF seeds should be in my
Office by the 9th of January, to give ample
tire for arrangement.
The officers of our County Agricultural
Societies should endeavor to have their coun-
ties represented by the best they have.
! Address. VIM. DUANE WILSON,
| Sec'y Ag. Col. Des Moines.
Editors throughout the State will please
copy and call attention to the above. T
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-14
~. Those old Wings who 90 out of til

W Those old Wings who 60 out of their
way to compliment the Democratic party
are not appreciated at headquarters. The
Presidents organ riGicules the Whig Gene:-
al Committee of New York; as ts''Mr. Hiram
Ke,chum and his obsolete followers" who
are in the hebt of meeting from time
to time and endeavoring to '''reseue them
selves from utter oblivion by the passage OF
resolutions on political matters.''
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-14
rFor the Journal.l

Mr.. ED1roR:-I see in the Journal, of yesterday
YOU ask the question "What does it mean ?" in re-
lation to notice to contrac; ors for grading Linn
street. would like to know also what all the fuss
and feathers" that were stirred up in this com mu
nifty Just before last municipal election are going
amount to Is it possible that the distinguished
gentlemen, with their able speaker, are going te
stand quietly by after all their threats Of injunction
at the first shovelfull of dirt thrown by any con
tract from the Council? Or will it turn out to b.
another link in the chain of evidence going prov
that selfshness or interest is the motive power ii
all our show and fuss for the public good? Q.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-14
nr Il DANIELS.

GEORGE E. DANIELS,
pCuIrECr. Ofi,e in Old American hotei'
n corner Second street and Iowa Avenue Musca'
tine, Iowa.
feh3-d6m1 . ..-...-
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-14
Nv. F. DAVIS.
+ CARSKADDAN,

A TTORNEY AND CoUNSELLOR ~ Law,
IL Musoatine, Iowa. Ofdce at the ooui' Ai'o''
SEPT. 10, SIT -
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-14
meeting at Neidig's school-Hous

Meeting at Neidig's Schoo1.House.
Sat meeting of citizens of Muscatine county, held
at Neidigs School House on the evening of Octo
Der 9Th, 1859, c. P. Mathis called to the Chair
Addresses were made by Hugh ]. Campbell and
John o. Wilson, after which, on motion of L. B
Foster, the following resolution was adopted:
Resolced, That the surveying and establishing o
portion of the so-called Old Territorial Road
leading from Muscatine to Upton. by the presen
County Judge, at the request of few individuals
to the sacrifice ofthe property and interests of man.
$, said road being unnecessary and uncalled for :
is, to say the least, an act of partial justice,
rather Of high handed injustice and resolved. tina
by this act he has rendered himself unworthy of
further confidence. f G. P. MATHIS, Chm.
L. B. FOSTER, sect'y.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-14
EnWARD H, THAYER,

EDWARD H. THAYER,
A TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR Al LAW 1,
a Muscatine, Iowa. odice-the Comfy 1udges
80. Sept ~, '57-u
DR.. JOHN B. COOV h II
r1AVING returned to the city, can be foaud at
II h;a office over c. o. W aters' Drug Store.
9Th 1888.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-14

L. a. WASHBURN,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. OFFICE .-Secon'
.,orv Of fremont H. all Building. lnys.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-14
nR. HARDMAN,

0uRaIcAL DENTIST, Musoatine, Iowa. Once
= opposite Dausmore Caamofr,s stofe, aeooho
tract. Res denoe corner OF Oak anu =, .;"n. .i'n
n. variants, tire abstraction IN all opefations
ao1a dtf.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-14

WHAT DOES 1T MEAN?- viii be seen
by notice to contractors in another column that
the NJ ayor has been authorized to make a contract
for grading Linn street to Eighth. This work will
cost several thousand dollars, and being one OF
those enterprises not absolutely demanded, ought
not, in our opinion, to be undertaken at present
We thought our new Getty Fathers" had resolved
to adopt the '1etrenchment and reform principle
so much mooted at the last municipal election. Thi
does not look much like it, however. We rejoice
to see improvements progressing, but do not believe
it to be the best policy for the city to undertake
this work with the public fuances at their present
low ehb .... .- t..
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-14

Editors throughout the State will pleas
copy and call attention to the above. '7
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-07
THE rnaIs1AruRE.

" With ~ 18th day d the current month the pre-
sent ssson of she Legislature win come to conclu-
sien, = provided By statute, whether the large
anoant d urgent hntness which should receive its
ai11ltion b properly disposed Of Or not There is
very much to b done, and it is to be hoped that
nenhen win not nsglect the responsible duties con-
nlSd y t1eir charge By the people, but that they
xin N W1e, hanao1ious and energetic action, push
SlSd ~ ~ anish up TIE necessary legislation Of
as sht q Tn working days are left them, and
- muE " nade days Of work Il what is before
a Is attended % wisely and 10 order. Every man
GedM be athis post and NO petty matter of differ
cs LIQUID y permitted to produce divisions dis
1slions 70 retard and interrupt the progress Of
husipess The day Of adjournment is too nearly i'm
pending 70 warrant ) waste Of any Of the precious
time intefvening IL needless and hairsplitting dis
culliops o. nnimportant points Of disagreement II
members pull against each other nothing will be
dsue, they pull together everything necessary can
= done; and they can 30 home and face their con-
1atnenY with the consciousness that neither in com
miauion o. omission were the trusts confided them
bet1ysd. II j no triaing responsibility that man
alles when, . The legislator OF sovereign State,
r. occupies the position which the conservator Of
~ public veal should hold. But the high office has
~ % ~ * very light esteem with the many the
rsoors of TIE proceedings Of State Legislatures all
over The Union too often show. Let us hope that to
the unworthy chronicle this session Of our Legisa
sms uill ~ c0ntribnte.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-07
n the Grave Co,.ftt Snenk

We should learn that twohirds the children who die be.
tween The age OF one and five have
eases produced by intestinal this
i've complaint necessary only to extrpate the animals
but to give tone to the stomach nes,ne Where the di.
geson is good and the bowels regular cannot
All the requirements of radical cure are combined in
WINER's CANADIAN VERMTFUGE, which at dis
charges the regulates the secreons nygoraes the
gsstise organs. an, braces up the va ole system.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
q aHd l5l Chartres street.
mi <p3eod Sole Proprie ors.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-07

- yvormss Wormss Worms IA great
Any atnsd eas have been written, explaining the origin
o and clasing the generated in the human system
Geacy any topic Of medical scence has elected acute
observation and profound ressarch and yet physicians
very much divided in opinion the subject must be ad
mied however, that Afer ALL mode OF expelling these
and purifying the body from their ID of
vAne than the wize disquisitions the origin The expe
ling agent has ct tlengthbeen foundDR. MLANES VERM-
FUGE prepared By Flemsg Bros s the much sought after
speidc and hiss already all other medicines
i eacy being upivesay acknowledged by medical pract
fioners
Purchasers viii be careful to ask for DIR. MLANEs CELE
B1ATED yERMIFUGE, manufactured by FLEMING BROS.
of ritsbuTg Pa All other yermifuges in comparison
vshlsss Dr. NIAnes genuine vermifuge. also his cole
batod Liver Pills. be had at all respectable drug
stoes None genuine without the signature Of FLEMING
BROS. Sold W
SCOyIL i MEAD,
Ill and ll3 Chartres street, New Orleans,
MI 2pet<W Wholesale Agents for the souh.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-07
Ine Philosophy OF Enjoyment!

THE MIR ROR
OF SATURDAY contains full and report Of
brilliant Address delivered by
j. b d URA Nd, ESD,
Before the SOUTHERN LITERARY SOCIETY at it's ami
versary celebration on the 18th u
The MIRROR is frst family paper and contains in
addition to the sparkling address of Mr. Durand THE NOR
TONS. or Sketches of the South, BY Mr. A. W. Hunter Err
ENA by Mis- Alison and schoo, Esays Correspondence
Poetry w Maj. Simmons, etc. mi 2plt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-07

Y "a Word 0f Cautlon-The vvell-earmeti
repuacn Platform and Counter Scales has induced III
anlaetus and vendors Of imperfect and worthless Bal
70 odsr them Fairbanks Scales Some have even
s1amped hs FAirbanks ratent,n and purchasers have
thereby ftqn6ny been subject fraud and imposition. Sew
inssnces have recently been brought notice in
New Oeans and other Southern cities We have conro-
With honorable conpetto, whs transact business in
but regarding the perpetrators of the above
frauds puuing alike unjust and dishonest take
This mehod 81 cauo. the public against their imposiions
Fanks Scales manufactured BY the original inventors
OILY and for sale at their Principal Southern Warehouse
NJ. g CAMP STREET, New Orleans La.
FAIRBANKS 4 co.
Alao Agents for Liss Chilled Iron Burglar and Fire
Proof Esfes fe23 2plm2taw
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-07

lr'rLs PIccoLoHNL-Itis is announced this morn.
ing that NILE Piccolomini, the famous will arrive
Tomorrow evening. that she will make her first pro-
gsIaional appearance on Friday evening next, and
I ths second On Saturday evening.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-07
Prof. Br cites
METHOD OF TEACHING THE LIVING
LANGUAGES.

Dear srYour lady pupils beg of the unoua
fed satisacton which have given her Of the
living tongues. They unhestangy your method
the superiority other They had read
much Of PRACTICAL oral inducve system of insruc
ton but It only when they became your pupils that hey
able realize how beautifully that system combines the
clements Of facility, rapdity and pleasure the p
It is not ksome task, but rather luxury learn the
modern tongues according to sensible happy
method which aces the familiar cooqual diomac use
the respective languages before theory
cs ules that is following the order places synhe
SIS before analysis and makes the latter easy ntecble
by rendering the former thorough.
Believing that they have derived inestimabe advantages
from instructions the und rsigned cordially and spona
neouy tender you this testimonial their high apprecs
ton and grateful regard
Yours, truly and respectfully,
Mrs. O. r. Campbell, Miss H. Anderson
Miss s. Armstrong, Mrs. f. W. Pafrey
Mrs. ~ Adams, and 9augh err
Mrs. r. Richardson Miss j. Rodewald,
and danghte-, MIS-. Emma Nelson,
Miss NJ. Peterson. Miss Kate Duncan,
and sister, Miss Ssllie Frer.t
Miss W. e. Lewis, Mrs ". H. Robert,
Mrs. NJ McCaleb, Misses McKensie,
and daugher sisters.
To Prof BRErrE. New Orleans. MI 2plt
Modern Languages,
BOOKKEEPING, MATHEMATICS Etc.
New students
Received THIS WEEK at
PROF. BRETTEs,
mi 2pst Is 81. Charles street.