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, 1862-08-23
Lament of a Castaway.

We lind the annexed lines in an old num-
Der of religious paper, the Watchman and
Reflector. They are supposed to have
been written by one Charles Jenner, a
young man of remarkable talents and high
promise, but of extravagant and dissipated
personal habits. Jenner was expelled from
an eastern college on account of case of
scandal in which he figured prominently
The verses are believed to refer to his sis
ter (his only relative) who had advised and
rebuked him for his evil course, and whom
he had not treated kindly. She died short
ly before his expulsion from college. Jen-
ner afterwards married a young lady of
high family in the Old Dominion, but un-
der such false pretenses that upon his full
exposure, his wife Indignantly repudiated
him. He challenged a man who had been
interested in bringing about this result,
shot him in duel, and fed the country on
board a whaler. His subsequent history
seems to have been a very sad one. Two
years afterwards he was discovered to be
writing prize essays for students in his old
college, who wished that service and could
pay him trife for it. Shortly afterwards
he was seen at Rochester, New York,
tatterdemalion, cleaning the sewers and
yea1 later, dead body, supposed to be
his, was taken out of the East rivera su-
icide, at last. An old college friend visited
his miserable lodging some time after the
period when he was writing for the stu
dents, and found some scraps of paper "
ing about the place. These he patched to-
gether and made out of them the lines here
given.-S. F. Bulletin.
Mute Is the voice of Lowell
shall not hear it bless me when cross
The dear old threshold more, and shall stray
To her forsaken chamber, seeking her,
And find myself in dreams bespeaking her
Among thousand memories The day,
The night will see me weep and hear me pray,
When am there; and all my hopeless loss
Will whisper to me when turn away
But she will never speak again.
Still is that tender heart,
That used to beat warmly, when I came
To meet her after weary absences
Asking of home. The grave they made for her
Is deep; but oh the wounds that ache for her
Are deeper in this bosom, and all bliss
Is curdled there, to hopeless bitterness.
That heart that bounded to my very name
How would 1t bleed to know grieved like this
But it will never come again.
She died like melody
On some sweet instrument. In one brief lull
Of fcvered agony she passed away
Smiling in speechless peace. They wait for her
In halls that miss her song. The gate for her
Stands open. There are wishful lips that say
g Come back to omen-and there, full many day,
Those lips will murmur for the beautiful
Till all but mine forget the prayer they pray
But she will never come again.
And oh to bearmy curse,
Remembering how parted in my wrath,
From her who loved me all too well
To smile upon my sin No gente-handed art
Can the misery of Gains branded heart,
And it must smart alone. Mile after mile
l wander without JOY. to that bright isle
She used to tell of. Could find the path
She might receive me, and forgive my guile,
But we shall never meet again.
, 1862-08-23

Wright's,
Jaynes' Cooks,
Lees, Ayre's, Mofitt's,
Grafenbergs, Brandreth's
Keeler's, Kelogg's 4 McLane's
PILLS-Balsam of Wild Cherry,
Ayers Cherry PectOral, Jayne's Expecto
rant and all other COUGH REMEDIES. TOwnsends,
Grafenbergs, Sands Guysotts Halls and Aver S
Sarsaparila EPSON Salts Blue Vtriol, Borax Potash,
Sal soda. Carb. Soda
Cream Tartar, Blue
Ointment, Strychnine,
Iodide Potass ,rrusses
Shoulder Braces, Nipple shields and
Olive Oil, Castor Glasses; Bay Rum,
Oil. Seditz Pow Paints and Oils,
ders, Varnshes, Axe-grease Dye
Window glass, stufs, Putty, and
Brushes efal sorts and sizes.
, 1862-08-23

EVERYBODY knows the story of the Qua
ker in his gig, confronted in lane where
it was impossible for two carriages to pass,
by an obstinate fellow in one horse chaise
The Quaker mildly declined to back his
horse-the obstinate fellow swore be would
not. After an hour or so of Intellectual dis
cussion, the man in the chaise thought to
crush the Quaker into submission by taking
a newspaper and calmly perusing it
Friend, said the Quaker, '''when thou
hast finished thy paper l trust thou wilt lend
it to me-" The man was beaten, and backed
his horse without more ado.
, 1862-08-23
L. C. KINNEY, NJ. d.,
& SURGEON.

"ENDERS his professional SERVICES to the citizens
/ of Walla Walla and vicinity.
Office and residence Main street, nearly oppo-
site the old Blue Mountain HOTEL where he can al
ways be found when not professionally engaged.
Having had more than tive ty years practice II
his profession, and having served as Surgeon il
the United States Army in the Mexican War, an6
having had an extensive Hospital practice, woulc
say at least that he ought to be qualified to practice
his profession: and would refer by permissont to the
following named gentlemen:
Gen. VIM. o. Butler, Col. John s. Williams, Col
VIM. P. Preston, Col. Geo. W Hughes, of Maryland
Col. Emery, and Maj. Henley, Maryland.
Charles G. Phythian NJ. D., E. Watson, NJ. D.
Joseph Roberts, NJ. D., Benz, Hensley, Jr M. D
Frankfort, Ky.
E. D. Weatherford, MD, II. Nj. Weathcrford
NJ D.. DR.. Purtle. DR.. Flint, Louisville Ky.
Dr. Tazo, Vancouvers Island.
DR.. j. c. Hawthorne Portland, Oregon.
Dr. r. G. Hill, Corvallis Oregon. 1tf
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IEtSTEE'S SALE.

AZ llEREAS, Hiram Pitts and L. Frances
w p. Ttts, his wltc. Cyrus Puts and Margaret
T. Pitts, ms wife, Elias :. Gilbert and Caroline f..
=. Gilbert, his wife, and Gideon Pitts and Jane 4.
Pits, his wife, bq deed dated September ist ".
b. lN5N, conveyed to Jotn +. Dillon the real es-
tai" IN sad deed described, which deed WAS re
corded November 18Th lsjN, IN Book y Of Deeds,
page no. Of the Rock Island county, Illinois, Re.
coids, beng all of book eleven |, ali OF block
twelve l2l and lots one ! and two ri in block
thirteen 1871 al of blocks seven : and eight
PSI, and the west half Of hiucA five f5l as shown
On and by plat made by DanIrI Pagn, county sur
ycyor, and winch SAID plat has been duly flied for
record with the recorder Of SAID county; SAID real
estate being part OF Pitts. Gilbert and PITTS Sc
cond Addition to the town of Moline. as shown by
said recorded plat and by the said deed to the said
/ Dillon;
And whereas, at the time oithc execution Of
said deed to tn" sad Dillon, Pats, Gilbert y Pitts
were indebted to Cook X Dillon and to Cook DII-
Ion y LindIcy, and certain clients of the latter
tra, as shown by certain Prumssoy notes IN the
possession Of sad Cook, Dillon y Ludicy;
And whereas, SAID Dillon, on the SAID list day
., September, lSJS, executed an instrument N
Whiting TO the grautors in sad deed, which was
accepted by them, and which instrument set forth
the above facts. and empowered aud authorized
said Dillon. IN case sand notes made by Pitts Gil
bert Pitts should not he paid within three months
after Que, to advertise said above described pro-
perty for sale, by giving four weeks notice Of the
time and place Of sale IN some newspaper publish
ed IN Rock Island county, Illinois, which sale
shall be made to the highest bidder tor cash. and
the purchaser or purchasersc ut tied toanabsOIute
deed for the property sold;
And whereas, the notes made by Pitts, Gilbert
X PITTS have not been fully paid;
And whereas, to secure the same debts. PITTS.
Gilbert Pitts also pledged the following notes,
all dated July p. 1871. to WIt: . notes made ty
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VAR CLAIMS.

ANlNG completed my arrangements
! / with gentleman IN Washington CITY. q well
and ayorabIy known attorney for claimants p.n-
sion, county land and patent agent. am now fully
prepared to prosecute all claims tor pensions. ar
rcars OF pay, PRIZE money &c, due wounded and
disabled soldiers, seamcn, or widows and minor
children OF deceased soldiers. have all the re-
qulstc forms. Also list of the killed and wound
ed IN companies from this and adjoining counties,
copied from the original files IN the war DEPART
meht Will be IN regular receipt of these.
CLAIMS OF suffers, contractors, &c, attended TO
before the proper departments Patents renewed
claims before the general land Office and a II other
business requiring attention IN Washington, at
tended to. No charges made unless a claim is
successfully prosecuted
Washington References j. $. Black.
Hon. Edwin NJ. stanton, Hon VIM. A. Richard
son, Hon. Johe W Foney.
Rock Islaad Rctcrenccs- Hon. J. w. Drury
Hon. l. O. Wilkinson, Hon. Bailey Davenport
Messrs. Mitchell Lyndc, bankers.
Address ii. {. CONNELLN,
Attorney at Law.
March 81, dawly Rock Island, III.
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y EW SHORT LINE TO CINCINNATI
Cincinnati g. Chicago Air Line Railr'd

Forty miles the shortest route to Cincinnati. In
dlanapohs and Louisville.
Passenger Trains leave West side lnIon Depot.
corner Madison and Canal streets, Chicago. as fol-
lows:
Day Express and MalI--7.0O a. m. SUNDAYS cx
ccptedl arriving at Cincinnati 9 60 u. N.
Night k&prsss--1.3U p. IN. Saturdays excepted
arriving at Cincinnati 8. 80 4. NJ.
Retur0ng-Leaye Cincinnati at 40 a. m. and
$50 P. m, arriving at Chicago $50 D. IN. and
s. Il. m.
Making close connections at Kokomo with Peru
4 Indianapolis railroad for Indianapolis, JciIcr-
sonylle, Louisville, and all Points in kcntucky
and Tennessee at Anderson and Richmond for
Plqua, Beliiontain, Urbana, Nenia, Columbus
with Marietta 4 Cincinnati and Kentucky central
railroads. Tor all points IN southern Ohio and CEN
ira Kentucky with Louisville 4 plttsburg packet
company's boats, for all points on the OHIO River
Through tickets may be obtained at all the
principal railroad Offices IN the northwest and the
company's Office, No. 1873 Randolph street, under
Sherman House. SAM. a. LEWIS.
Wont'n Pass. Ag't Chicago.
JoHN BRANDT, Jr., Gen. Sup't Richmond, Ind.
[. h. FolLorT, Gen. Ticket Ag't, DO
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masters, according to the flesh, with tear and
| trembling, ~ sInpleness Of your heart as unto
Christ
"Nol with eye service, AZ men ploascrs but as
the servants OF CHRIST dong the VIII Of God from
'he heatt' ,,.,-,-
.. WIN soo' WI" "o'hg service as 70 the Lord
'' :. T ~, ,ar"' ,l,,, vh,,soo,o, r...
man doeth the same shall he receive Of INC Lord.
whether he be bond oriree
| And ye masters do the sahe things uUtotbcm,
,",DtaLnF ,'Gs'emngs' SHOWING that your mas
no,soas ,.,h b'o ~ "'''"'' ~ "''' '''r''' u
T,.',i,i,
9. 'HG P'''h meaning q thI' passage ~ mat
!. ~ u" "|'"''a" ""fy 81 the servant % "neey
""p r'''c ms muster WIN thr same nI'"'y
81 Ci'' "''"'''" 'H"t nc Wo"'I 'rrN, "'4 ""1
r",it' VT 'a'"eF ''a' c"''I'" "O''''"t' anu
i"'"i'u' S'FI'tr 10 No master Is t"'L'o" 81
!''N '"'l ~ ms ''u "h' saviour anu MA.
,t'S "'e instructed 80 H'o' l'''r H''E'"'-
NtnN'l: t''i IO'"l'"t nv! T.", |%"'' wa NV
"''''"''''I'" wa. ~ Wv r'r.' ~ wa az mr.
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60 n '''' % - Wv ,'"' '""''" '""i'e''
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L'' q" many servants as are under ne yoke
,i, ,hc , r' ~ n"'l :" al "'no',
LIo.rbcrpcd ''''' '''' ''''' '' ''
And they that have lri.e,ug uq,t.r.. let
them not despite them because they are brethren,
but rather do them service, because they ialtu
Ia ana beloved, paHakers Of the benefit. laa-c
'''''a' ''''" an" 'N"o'''
In other words, call honor h. III. master
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Headache ,siclsIIeadncbe,F Foul stomach.
From d. Ld0Ird BOYD, Baltimore.

from M LdUUd EJyd, DNttItoIC
DEAR nRo. AYER cannot answer you ,ohdt complaints
have cured with your Pulls better than to say all G1t
ercr treR ruth ap,lTg1tis medicine place great depen
dcnce cicctuM cathartic in my daily contest with
disease, and believing do that your Pills Afford the
best we have, Of course value them highly.
PITTsBUEG Pa, May !, 1855
Dr., J. c. AVER Sir: have been repeatedly cured Of
the worst heaidgt any body can have by dose or two
Of your Pills. II seems TO arise from foul stomach,
which they cleanse at once.
Yours with great respect, ED. W. PREBLE,
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By Telegraph.
E1ci'~ipeiy far Tie Daily .4rgns.

Propess 9fow army before Glarlcstou--.1
repul,e near Rtchmo"d--Bold Fghtny Of
the ylJc's aearNc Pmamlg- Fire NJ rat
Nl&ov.
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! ne i1n's fort Royal correspondent, IN.
drl dHte 81 TIE i-th, states that tho brig Cen
NrIht I""aeH III NNabro k's Point, May
/ "lst'
me ON Connecticut, the first regiment
.'"dGd' ""' q HE'rmI'h with the rebels june
'''' "ro'e me l'b'', across the rFrr,and took
Po,,t'','" "I ,h' bfG@r'
va 'uhe ~ ana ~ hchS Hunter Ben
nai" ana stevens with large force went u
STOMP met accompanied ny : guhboats. and
/ 'aiiueH on James Island without opposition.
"n inc ''h TWO companies OF The Round
.'N4 regimen penetrated mt" the enemy
me ana hAa th''r retreat eur OH, but IN" Hih
'h'"'2a" '".e'a.''a ~ renewing 'ueh' ana
4t"'' 'Hr enemy Nh" reiterated wan capt.
h.'"'' 81 '"o h'1"'h''ir AMI about dozen
| pFI'G.1' ~ FIt..her'
A@"'"h' walker "' SOUTH Carolina rcgi-
4 ","' "as captured
ne 'A'r,' Information r. l'tt hNj tuesday
Tue va" Ir""sF''""'"' t>'n Ne" YORK ana
Tvs" companies "i ne biA Connecticut reg
menus were attacked '"' inter two hoHr-
15"Ih,"'~ ,N" ''h''' were f,U',' with los, OF
- H"''a, y prisoner; ana ~ W"nnaaI' oar
''' "'' " "''t' an" - "'""''I'
York ,r,'f, CHARGED on ibn rn5e, t,,t,rrv
half a mile in advance Of thn former n,si,ion
and cap,Qgnl runs. and dc.troyir,, thr r.
maiu,Irr
pn..r.r,l .r..r.,.... t.l.,,....,:.....
Prisoner, say tina, ,nc approaches IT, Char
Ie,'on are Incl with batteries, and every inch
vii, be hyiIy contested
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DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,

J
SIR: have used your Pills in my general and hospital
practice since You made them and cannot hesitate to
say they the best Cathartc employ Their rcgu-
iatng action the liver il quick and decided COuse.
quonty they admirable remedy for h'raGs omeut1
Of that organ. Indeed, have seldom found u case Of
J0uS disease obstinate that it did not readily yield
them. EraterDaily yours, ALUNXO BALL, NJ. u,
iHySicidn Of the MlyiNe Iig,BittL
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tho vrillarnCas IIylnG from slavery them
selves ,hev were Il new nation without con
2 stimtion or laws, and al their institution.
,ycrc prescribed hv God himself, through
W,scs Does any christian believe that God
could or would prescribe to his chosen people
n sUGd institution Yet God himself estNb'
- Ii.Lrl. or expressly recognized slavery as an
institution ofthc Hebrew nation. If any one
doubt il. let him read the 3lst chapter Of Tx,
oius the 25th chapter Of Lcyi'cu-, ard the
18Th chapter Of Deuteronomy,
The first six Of thc first. and III" ycr-cs
from the twelfth To the Eighteenth %! the last
recognize the right ola Hebrew TO buy his
own couutrymen and hold them IN bondage
six year, aud prescribe mode by which,
with their own consent, they may be made
bondmcn "lurcycr' But the establishment
or recognition Of perpetual slavery Ar an IN
sttuuon OF the Hebrew commonwealth j.
found in the 2jtI chapter Of LeyitIcu8
The leading Objects OF tins chapter are 10
establish and regulate the Sabbatcal year
and the Jubilee.
me hf't eeNe" verses pro'!dc 'hhI every
! seventh year shal1 Dc " Il SHhpatA Of rest unto
! the land Thou shalt NOT sow thy field nor
pruuc thy vineyard"
The 9Th verse declares that "thc Sabbath
.rtLc land .lolI ln mon, t.r vau. far tLcn
" I'r ,"I,r ''',''' , 'S r tm" ,,.I
| INV ~ ''G ''' ''"'' "''' :" '"S 49,
/ Tor t"E ."t" "''""' h"" ''' INV N"""
/ ger lhai TVphrntth "lth the'.
| From the Sth verse, inclusive, h the end Of
the chapter the main subject l. the Jubilee,
recurring once in G(y wears. md it, bear
mas ~, ,a ,,,iI,,s i;,:rc.,, If tho ilo,,rry,
Sf,,,,,,,oII, ma ,o,,I ,.,,r.,' :; i. a., cI
,'l,".nMs"''" Il" ',"5" ne',' - ~ i I '''
Er; ''" - .! =.
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From DJ. Yhe9dOre BEL, Of Nf,U York CITY.
Not only arc your Pills admirably adapted to their pG.-
pose aperent hut find their beneficial effects upon
the Liver very marked indeed. They have in my prac
tcc proved more eIectua for the cure of bilious
ftluHS than any one remedy can MENTION sincerely
rejoice that have at length purgatKo which is
thy the confidence Of the profession and the people.
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FINE BLO0pED STOCK,

| would inform the stock ra;scrs Of Rock
/ island and adjoining Counties, that have a
numbered
bt RIA CATTLE.
OF o"th sexes, from ten months to five yc,rs old
win registered pedigree, Tor sale low Tor cash. or
en- time to good men. W
Also few southdown Sheen.
JOHN WHTSITT,
Precmpuon, Mercer County. Illinois
Marcha0th, lSO2--w2m.
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Vp-4ay'a Adrsrtiacmcaia.
ADMINISTRATORS NOT,(r,

ESTATE OF EDWARD BROWN DE-
Ia CEASED, The uudcrstgncd having been ar.
pointed administration of the estate Of Edward
Brown, late Of lie county Of Rock Island and
state Of Illinois, deceased hereby gives notice that
he wIi appear before the county court of Rock Is
land county, at the office Of the clerk OF said court
IN the clty al Rock island, at the August term, on
the THIRD MONDAY Is AUGUST NEXT, at
winch time all persons having claims against SAID
estate are notified and requested to attend tor the
purpose Of having the same adjusted, Al, persons
indebted 10 SAID estate are requested 10 make
lmncuAt" payment To the undersigned. Dated
this l9,H day OF June, A, D., 1902,
JOHN \. GIBSON, Administrator.
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Etnnl Il El,,r1ril.ln Merchant rs. Loni,, I'D. 4,
As n Family Physic.


From d. 7. It. tIU'uTIgW NeIg UIIt0nl
Your Pills the prince Of pnrgcS Their excellent
qualities surpasJ any cathartic possess They
mild but very certain and cecnal in their action on the
bowels which makes them invaluable 10 III Ia the daily
treatment OF disease.
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BOAT STOES.

THE undersigned has opened store on the
1 eVee for the purpose orsuppiying steamboats,
with Groceries, Provisions, Eggs, Butter, MIN,
Chickens, Ice, &c, sc. He viii keep large
supply OF Ice, tor all who wishit.
Town trade solicited.
LEWIS L PDIkL.
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m.r,r. no." Lay I.., ,,,"'''',H s'i "a,
'''' '''' a. IPI'"'H '.""' I'S
~, '''"'n'H ''iiNl"''"uic UH' III our
H'Ii, under tae pressure OF congressional
snacc p.c".s;,, ,',' 'I' ~ ''''.,,G,!'
orv ,,;,b ro,'r ~ ,'"'
a.,v fr,n ,I..,, -. , ',H Iu'',9 nm
,orost s~o,nIo,,y. ,aoI.. r. ,'',',,''' M
cal ,ral,,,a,,, ,.J..E T.. .,,..,.
,onia al. rv,.,r,,,oI i, ,l, ..I ,"''''
the rrn,I l,..|, ,'rr.' I ',' w. ''S'''' VI
day. a,, ~ VS. ~"
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Lyus Of Uu.-YE, P..... .tu. y..
lt.. '' ''
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PiHlVya and lis tier,4
To ABRAHAM INror>. Pro-. len. or tl, I.,,;.,.l
State:
Rr,pF,rr, SIN. In ,,v ,ro.oj;,., r,..,.,
i,,', , ~ ''' :" my I''g''hS ,e''er'
Slavery me ri,I, ,.r ,,r..,.., ,'l..,, ",'''''''
,;IIo :. ~, ''''''! IN '''F'"
fnr. v;,h !. r,J,r ,,r w. ~ 70 ,!'''F
ornor, t,o ~ f.,'''I@' 'nHu'utohS
;st. No ji, H I't' T ,' )" Nn'''' IL eA
49,. W. - '.''r '1.'' ~ "'t 10 'u"N
,;, " .'" W. 'rN""','' "7,Ilo
evar may. Io No l,r.n' G"I i,'a" "&'
-horo i, .,,,,,,. =, ','0" ~ - ''tn'E
motos II ,n Ir, '', T 'Ii,.;D'''' ',Se "i''&'
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AYERS
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Arc you sick, feeble, and
complhining' Are You out u
order, with your system DO.
ranged, and your feelings un.
ComtOrtObloi These symp-
toms are often the prelude %
sericus Illness. Some NJ Of
sickness is creeping upon you,
aud should be aycrtud by u
timely use Of the right rem.
edy. Take Ayers pIll-, aud
cleanse out the disorleroi llu.
mors purify tho blood, and
let the lIuiis move On un1b.
stluCtei in health again.
They stimulate the functions
Of tho body into vigorous ac-
Gvity, purify the system from
the distractions which make
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ACADEMY OF THE IMMACULATE
CONCEPTION,

7 7 E7N T q Il IOWa.
IllE Sisters OF Charity would hereby in
l torn their friends and the public generally,
that they have re-opened the above named acad-
eny for the
EDUCATION OF YOUNG LADIES.
The course Of instruction will compr all that
constitutes a good English education French
and German languages, music on the Piano. Gui-
tar and Dulcimer, Drawing, Painting IN oil and
water colors, and Crayoning. PLAIN aud ornamental
needle work, knitting and Dress-makInr
The former terms are considerably reduced TO
meet the tunes, but payments are required in adj
vance. and
From this Rule there will be no Deviation.
Further Information can be obtained At the
academy or at the schools at st. Anthony's and
Ste. Margnorte's churches
April I, dwtt.
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Constipation, COstiveness, Suppression,
ithcumatism, GOut, Neuralgia, Drop
sy, Paralysis, Fits, etc.

From Dr.. d. T. vdugl0i, N0ntreal, Ctndda
Too much cannot he said Of your Pills for tho cure Il
costieaeSS othors Of our fraternity have fund them
~ eicacons az have, they should join in plOcltm-
Ing It for the benefit Of the multi'ules who suffer from
That complaint which, although bad enough in itself is
the pro-enitor of others that believe
ucnCSS to originate in the liver but your Pills affect that
organ and cure the disease
From iAS. L. &uuJt, Physician and NlpiG Boston,
find one two large doses Of your Pills taken at the
proper time nre excellent promotves of the H1bpui
ion when wholly or partially suppressed, and also very
efeCtual to ClRSc tho stomach and erpd n0rpS They
are 80 much the best physc We have that recommend
no other to my PATIENTS
From hc Rec. Dr. Nlphes, cfHe MH01s. Epis Church.
prfAsEr House. Savannah, Ca. Jan 9, 1856.
lI0HoRFD SfR should be unpraeful for the relief
yonr skill has brought me if did report my 10
Non. cold settled in my limbs and brought on excr-
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