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CINorNNATI, Aug, rs, 1867.


Mr.. MoKELvEY: Sr-A thing of beauty is q
foy forever, and good medicine is more than
this. l take pleasure in commencing your Life
Compound not so much on account of what i.
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doing for thousands of others.
: TO the sick and suffering therefore, wish,
through your advertisement to say few words
valid am now hearty and we'll NV disease
was dyspepsia Of TEN years standing; l had
tried all means | knew OF for a cure, without
avail, until about the first of September last
became acquainted with young man who told
me of Mr.. Nc McKelvey's remedy, and the good
work 1t had done in the neighborhood Of his
former home erie. Pa) Immediately applied
to Mr.. M. for box of his Life Compound and
commenced taking it. commenced improving
in few davs and continued to improve, and in
less than three months from that time was en-
tirely restored, and have remained we'll ever
since. Mine was rather inveterate case and
pronounced so by all the physicians of this CITY,
The medicine was so successful in my case that
l cannot refrain from adding my testimony in
is favor.
DR.. CLIFFORD.
Hundreds of Testimonials like the foregoing
are in my possession. and cannot be given for
want of space.
The Life Compound" is the cheapest med
icine in the world. One package of il will make
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the reason that there are some persons who
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50 ret. The money may IN all cases be sent
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Address all letters to
ID. T. McKELVEY,
SANDUsKY, O.
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It is said that the forthcoming public
debt stateme ent win show An increase of
about $4,000, 600, which will be chiefly
due to the reduction Of the cash in the
Treasury, caused by the heavy disbnrse-
ments during the month and on account
OF coin interest.
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Mrs. Sophia Smith was the victim of
the Ulster County murder. Her hus-
band killed her, after they had quar-
relied over some affairs of property.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-12-01

The Rev. Mr.. Nasby gives Gen. Grant
some valuable advice as to the best
method Of securing the pacifcation of
the country. He says: "There can be
no peace as long ~ the Biairs are out of
offs. The Blairs must hev places. A
government without q Blair into it is
not legel. Linkin failed to command
the respect of the Blairs, and where is
Linkinf johnson let the Blairs go, and
what an Awful Example is he! Don't
be afraid that they won't take oflls under
700. They amt pertikeler-they,d as
soon run yoor administration as any
body's. Yoo can git the support nv the
Blairs! That boon is within yoor reech."
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J Q II NJ II. POP p

a TTORNEY AT LAW and NOTARY
"A Office No. 80, Main ST., II -hmOnd, Ind,
Attends to the collection OF all claims in any State OF
the Union. Will practice in any OF the Courts OF In
diana and Ohio. Execute Deeds. Mortgages, and
Powers of Attorney, either inland or foreign By
special arrangement with c. 2. ADAc, in Cincinnati,
German Consul) and KILLER Co., OF New York [
am enabled to forw ard and receive any money packa-
ges or other valuables, as well to attend to the
transit of persons from any part of Europe from
this country.
M9-All business strictly confidential and promptly
attended to. JH
July 7th, 1858. Ella rel z...-s left
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1.-THE OLD WOMAN.

Once she was Mother and it was
''Mother I'm Hungry" sMother mend
my jacket, F" Mother put up my dinner"
and Mother" with ner loving hands
would spread the bread and butter, and
stow away the luncheon, and sew on
the great patch, har heart brimming
with affection for the imperious little
curley pate that made her SO many steps
and nearly distracted her with his bois-
| ferrous mirth.
| Now she is the "the old woman" but
she did not think it would ever come to
that. She looked on through the future
years, and saw her boy to manhood
grown; and he stood transfigured in the
light of her own beautiful love- o4
Never was there more noble son
than he-honored of the world and the
staff of her declining years.
Aye, he was her support even then,
but she did not know it, She never re
allied that it was her little boy that gave
her her daily toll, that his slender form
was all that upheld her over the brink
of dark dispair. She only knew how
she loved the child, and felt amid the
mists Of age his love would bear her
Pslnfi Psll leading sh'S to the b, life beyond. ioa
But the son has forgotten the moth
er's tender ministrations now. Adriit
from the moorings from home, heis cold,
selfish, heartless, and ssMother" has no
sacred meaning to the prodigal. She is
"the old woman" wrinkled, gray, lame
and blind. nIz s5 p H X1ssa
Pity her, Oh grave, and dry those
tears that roll down her furrowed cheek
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-12-01

b 0rant's majority In North Carolina Is
about $4,000.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-12-01

l.. J. FRANCISCO, NJ. ID.
Office and Residence South Franklin Stree
East side, between Main and Walnut
Julyl7, 1897. 3otf RICHMOND, TspyAsA.
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ssock on hand Sept l. lssS-hhds ..............1e5
Received since Sept zo
ock hand and shlpboardhhds .....2lss
Recejpts since Friday last were IS hhds. Sales
"a hhds., of which was sold at 7ic.; at l04c.;
at leae.; IL at l23c.; 2 at l4c.; 2 at 1916; at
173., and upon private terms. Exports none.
SueAR AND MoLAssEs-Operatio In the saga
market during the week just closed were of a very
moderate character and have not disclosed any
other than light jobbing and retail business.
The stock which Is very moderate for the open.
ing of our business season has not been increased
10 any extent by recent arrivals, but Is gradually
becoming reduced and holders continue hrm with
their rates which. are nominally unohanged, as
compared with those Of the previous week; and
we continue to quote Cuba box sugar, grocery
grades, l24@l3ac. CUBA bid. sugar. grocery grades
n26l31c.; Porto Rico l40l43c.; Louisiana very
scarce) prime to choice A20l6sc. ID. Receipts
for the week ISIS hhds. and 2l66 boxes Cuba
sugar. Sales embrace IL hhds. Louisiana fully fair
at l31@144c.; % hhds. Porto Rico at lac.
and 60 hhds. and 400 boxes Cuba
de. upon private terms. We have very
very little Improvement TO note in the market for
molasses. A cargo Of 220 hhds. choice Cuba was
sold Yesterday upon terms which have been with
held In the absence Of any sales indicating ruls
ing rates we quote nominally Cuba molasses, raws
4Oa5oc. and reboiled do. 609s0c. y gal, accord
ing TO quality. Receipts ofmolasses for the week
were 10 hhds., ~ ties. and 40 bbis.
FLouR--The week under review opened with
very fair stock Of all grades, excepting snperhnes
but by regular arrivals since up to wednesday
last the Offering stock and general assortment has
been considerably increased, while the demand
throughout the week has continued TO be Of only
A moderate character and confined principally to
local requirements. The scarcity Of vessels for
buyeIs and shippers from operating 70 the extent
Observable the week previous. Rates have I'M
dergone very little change in comparison with
those governing the market at the close Of last
week, and we quote Superfne s7Q7 ia single
Houkl
treble IS 25Gs IS medium to choice treble
$40 500l1; and choice extra tll9l3 so. Re-
ceipts during the week foot up 3,2ls bbls sales
1865 bbls., and exports IA, $780, divided a. iol-
lows, viz: $50 TO Florida; 1000 70 Texas; Sos 70
Belize and II. 29l TO Havana.
CoRs-Has been dull and quiet throughout the
week with decline up to the closing day OF . 70
] 73c. q bushel IN rates 80 compared vpn thoso
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OFFICIAL.
PETITION.

DETITION...:...... ..................fEIlII0
NEw ORLEANS. Angus. IS. 1868
To the Honorable the Common Council Of the City OF Ne"
Orleans:
The undersigned Property Holders Peters and Clay
Second District Of this city, respectfully beg 20 re
from Cont Customhouse and that honor
able dy viii an ordinance authorizing and Compel ing
a0 further beg e pres ss PDPay TOM CONT s i
oSs1ab Ss Street expense The
ev that The dement's extended should be
tended to al the same street and in this view we solicit
the grading and mscadamizing of Clay street. from Cont to
Ov Ard as in duty bound we win everprsy.
WILLIAM H. vREDENBURG, per en- William a vreden-
JEAN PETIT a feet on Clay 22 Peters street
kfTfF s' Sn feet On si Clay street s'''' '
BIZ BERKENY 30 feet on Clay street.
FELIX IABATUT, SO feet Clay street, 50 on Peters
a. II D'NEZA 50 feet on Clay street.
j. A LAyILLEBEUVs Re, rs feet on Clay street, p on
JGcoUET per pro Beckett 50 feet Clay street. 80
Total of feet square, 22i total number OBJECT in
petition H5A
| DETITION~...........-.. ..."......PETfT1oN
| EoUvELLEORLKASs, IS August 1858
Memorable Conse Commun de Ia vile de La NouveeOr
Les soussgnes propretAires Peters ct CLAY
District de cette vile vous nforment respectu
sur les dites ss depuis Cont jusqu Ia de la
% OfPs &c sus les ss
| auettes de leurs p'oprietes
Nous croyons auss gull serat conyonabe cue Ia vile NJ
emperrer Clay de Ia Cont IA rue de Ia Douane
depeus la meme maniere GUN ete fat de
Ia rue Cont Ala rue stLouis Peasant avoir droit
avsntsges etc ifs s.tres propetares sur Ia
meme rue nous pons dsutorsef voyer de Ia vile
tare empierrer Clay dell Cont Ia rae de 10
| Douane.
| WIN II. vREDENBURG par VIM. H. Yrsdeuburg Jr., Is
| pieds sur Peters. 100 pieds sur le rue Clay
JEAN PETIT 2 peds sur Ia rue Clay 1 Pieds sur Ia rue
AyET. 90 pied. sur Ia rue Clay 100 pisds
A D. eRIEFF 50 pieds sur Ia rue Clay.
| B. BERKkNY. 50 peds sur Ia rue Clay.
| A. IONA. Is pisds sur Ia rue Clay.
FELIX LABATUT 50 peds szr Ia rue Clay % pieds SUI
Ia rue Peters
| A ii DiMEZA 50 pieds sur Ia rue Clay.
A. LAvILLEBEUVE, Is pieds sur Ia rue Clay Is peds
| sur Peters
| Ia rue Clay. 50 pieds Ia rue Peters -
Nombre de pttds dams rilet
Nombre De peds spparenant petitisnnaires liza
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MASONIC.
CoHHEOT LIST orHEsULARLeDe.s
rsDrH TEE JURISDICTION OF
THE GRAND LODGE. OF LOUISIANA.
pERFEor UNION LODGE NO. L

60 Ds,.srw Jrd,ca s.r.s..,,
:, :. - -,,,o,, NO
roLAh sfAh LoO'H ~
Meets on Rampant street, corner o. History street.
New Orleans ohicsn-F bsv.sssur ", NJ m sid-nif'
WiJ Maybe. .. WI Vi's sen"anh'r' Secretary
LOUISIANA RELIEF LODGE NO L
Meet. Grnd Lodge Hall, New Orleans. omess-Hsnry
Hs-burrer, W. NJ; jos H. Dogrsnge, 8 W; Samuel Il.
Brown, J. W.; Fred. Hoiylsnd, Secretary.
coNCoRDB LODGE NO
Meets in Polar Star Han. corner Rampant and History
nhse's - V ~ =. v'N., M y. :.
-. . W. = "'' = ~
=. I--1S.s.-....
Aee's oo'ne' s-in Nnu o o @, ~ !.
oneen-hsny 81 ee1 ". W. IsnIy euAiie' S'"'i''A
oe'sae' . W.. - . - -
Los Aslsos De. v, UHoEN s hoDoE 80.
heets On Oon1 OT'~eoT ,'e M .soi",on ses ~
..,hNnv r.,t.ga. We G. Pa sscrs..,v
We .vn.1w roroy 70
49, VI, ~, ~ :,
s'"a NJ 60. "a 60 w 49,
= n.-. W A nus.rd s.rr~tsrx -
..-o,, r-,r>o-
nm oo,ns, &c. .nS ,..0r 49,.
NJ. O,'ssns ossosrs~c s-y o.hors NM s,SIIs q
w Pc, wv. q xIms,s- s.crs,.r~
HUMBLE COTTAGE LODGE NO u
opelonsas 81 Landry Parish La omeet-IA1oss Kay, ".
'n 0n sN o W. ''s' -'' VS. ''''p-
~ -'''--'~, -,
- nI.s.,.- IN 80 a.. -Ose ~ vo.,..
oni0e Ou~ -Sn r@is1 ;, -
- -, q o.o-..n-@ - IVES - " "'' WIN
'"'''
I.eH,o,. East Felicians Parish La Oaiesr.-Altrsa
Hazard. w. NJ; VIM O. Nativity s. w.; A L. BannOn
wv; Z. O. Kblinger, Secretary.
FEIIcIANA LODGE NO ST.
q, Fr.nc,,virs Ia osscer,-w. W. Leake. w.M.;Ra
Sterling. s. w.; John w. Barry, J. w.; E. D. Remsndet,
Secretary.
PHOENIX LODGE NO IS.
Nstehftoches, La oHHcers-J. e Breda, W. NJ; W. II.
Jack s w.. Geo. B. EsgsstOn, j. W; Wm Payne, secrs-
tary.
FOYER MAooNNIoUE LODGE NO. a.
Meets on Rampant street between Main and St. Philip
streets, Ne" orleans 1mSencr, c DrsslsI ". N; "
. W. " 1870, 49,, $3.50
e..uu,oos e.ddo p.-,.h n o@csr. 7 NJ Fora w
- p,ras~. w n R.noh wi
Nepsax sacretaTv.
oppx.uA 1onar Mn "a
x..,. an q, Ioui. near ClsIhoTp. street New or,.an.
oss.-.S pm s-hns,dsr w NJ. Cbas Kosrsnzis a w .
. d. A0snn' .. W. Sae0o ousenue'n,' Sss's'A'
81 'An . HoDen W. ~
Baton rouge La s, n Is,. =" ~ 80 a.
stouOe' o. W. o. ~ D's'' y vs. ~
WY MINDEN LODGE NO 81.
y,.a. r. oac.r.-J w B.rrv wx. y. R..cls n
60 Wv Parton s.crss.rv
OLIVE LODGE No 8.
.r,.,o, Va. vs,,csns Ps,,sh La ooosr,-o w. MN.
a.x w NIP Monahsn. q w.; a. H. PsckwOod. J.. w.
Z j. fuheh' sec'e'NS'
UNION fkATEkNAL LODGE No D.
FArmersVine. La omeers-w. Y. smith, w. N; L. b.
IonPkns' D W. W n erAfiAhe' d vs. inon-s "
Lewis, Secretary. r.a
. MOUNT GERIzlM LODGE NO. 81
Rs,,ron. La omcer.-s. a. Parsons w. M: JnO. W.
HIornan q ". ID O. Morean J. W.: A L. Bussev sscre
,.u
DE SOTO LODGE NO IS
Mansfield, DesOto Parish, La oficers-BOIng williams
w. M; jackson Douglas g. w.: Z. ]. Williams, J. W.; J.
fhAhhLls LoD'h NJ o.
fIahhn, on ssiy ss" - ue !. -, u'ne'
-, - p.,S,.., 49,. - W. ~" " - "''
FRrRnns nv uARNoHy I.oncF Nh "a
x..,.,n Co. -. E.l NJ or,.an. oso.rs-I..s.
psvis M; p xe0oIgAn, 5. W; Q. e. WittsmOre J. W.;
Hnel Marks, Secretary.
MOUNT MoRIAH LODGE NO 80.
Meets n the Bible ls3 Camp street. Few Orieans
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COTTON STATEMENT

ToBAcco-The week under review has disclosed
very little improvement In this market, which,
from the opening to the close, has continued dull
transactions whatever In q round way. The con-
tinued meager receipts indicate but little Tobacco
yet TO be received from the tobacco growing
regions while offerings In this market are COM
posed Of choicer grades, suitable for the Bremen
and Mexican markets. Rates since our last re-
view have not undergone any quotable change
and we continue to quote:
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Digestive Elixir of Pepsine.
A CO. CHEMISTS, PARIS

PRPslNE the latest scientific discovery Of Dr. Corvsart
physician bis majesty the Emperor Of the French Is IN.
Gastric Juice ITSELF rather the digestive principle purhed
which diRests stomach. When by
other supply Of digestive zd too small the inevitable
digestion, gastts gastralgs milan
nation Of the of the stomach and bowels heart
burn puite anRms loss Of strength and Tin felnales
choross The Elixir of Pepsne which Is sanctioned by the
Appreciation the Paris Academy Of Medicine speedily cures
All such diseases and prevents vomiting during pregnancy
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Or September 18TH 1853 KIRBY SMITH, with corps q
sstants whose qualifications Of the highest order viii
Opef Of Newcastle Kentucky,
A MILITARY ACADEMY FOR BOYS.
Newcastle Is located healthy bluegrass region Of
aeny eorb equ dis ant -four miles from the Louisville
FRANKFORT and Lexington and the Louisville and Cincinnati
Railroads. connected with each by good pike
and about two hours travel by rail from Louisville.
HE Academy buildings owned by himself ere OF modern
admirably adopted for school purposes and stu
IN th suburbs Of the town The standard OF education
WI am az thoroughness In every branch TO ne detemiusd
~ impeIa and searching examinations The discipline VIII
9e sesy mintsy requiring punctnsity sud prenptness IN
.ns Of every dny The domestic department
vii oe eced with and besy 10 secure the
Comfort snd eonenent Of the scholars The schel
session : divided into two terms Of twenty weeks each
tine LII CON on September 18th The charges fcr
ance VIII be three hundred and seventy dollars In u g.
currency for the emit session Of forty weeks PAYABLE in two
equal Instruments ole 81 the begin ing Of each the
session No deduction from these charges will ee made for
absence during the term IN sickness or
honorable discharge and tuition Of $50
current term VIII be required y -
Uniform furnished the most reasonable terms Books
and stationery at Louisville prices. As the number of pupils
Is limited those wishing 70 places In the Institution
should apply at In thus making his resi-
depce in Kentucky and devong himself the education
m youth the Principal hopes to have the operation of his
friends in this Commonwealth
Eor tsrtner Information address n KIRBY SMITH.
Students will leave the at Emnence the Louisville
and Frankfort Railroad. whence 0mnbuses viii convey them
to Newcastle z. < 8.
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APPROVED BY THE PARIS ACADEMY OF
MEDICINE
Burfn du Buisson's Iodfde OF Iron and Man.
Ranese Pills.

The treatment Of choroe scrofulous affections always
ong and with the usual preparations OF ron which
unrequen @ owing g the .tomach not being able 70
them The researches OF Professors Harmon, Of
Brusels Gensou aud retrequn Of Lyons berEeius and
Tousseau Paris have demonstrated that this Aentaoe
failure the absence Of Manganese, which, a. well
az Iron is an element Of the blood These Pls
therefore supply therapeutics and
nave received the appreciation OF the Academy
Of Medicine the principal scientific bodies They are
certainty Of against Chloosie reen
Stomach Complaints Poverty Of the Blood and Ir
regular and sbe TO the pills OF odde
tons.
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No More Copaiba and Cubebs,
GRIuAULTsoAPsULEs AND LIQUID EXTRACT OF
MATIOO vEGEfALIs

Whsrs all medicines failed these preparations
Vii always effect These insure rapid and extraordinary
cure Of and chronic Of private dse
They the hospitals Of Paris the oeleoraed Dr.
Bcord and found greatly superior 70 all htt eto kno.n
remedies and Copsba and Cuoeba me mlecnsn
used In recenf and capsules In more chronic cAseA
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NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT.
TIE NEW eHLEAxs Cx.so.Mr.
OFFICE % CAMP ST.. new oxLKAxA

OFFICE % CAMP ST.. NEW oxLKAxA
J. o. NIXON, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
oneiaI Journal Of the State Of Louisia,>
70 promote tia social, material and political vebens
Southwest VIII be In the future. in pas.
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referred TO aithfunsss and sucees
With which this design is executed.
while the standpo Of the CRESCENT Independent
wit reference 10 all the subjects Of Newspaper
and discussion, Its opinions win always be found
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carefully selected corps Of
to the usefulness Of the CRESCENT By impartial Issssr
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from the people form the and vslus
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thsr daily journal In the United ssAsss. The
Commercial and Monetary Reviews,
~ 0t.sHr.
m bear he ssvsret scrutiny as fidelity and judgment
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Dep'' ''ns'~ - y DUCoyGE's.
80 Chartres street..
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or. CHARLES BOARDING

q 49, 2 No. Sesua q hhs
Course Of Studies Of this Institute IN full
the t Of ptember To the able OF Music Teachers
attached to the Institute the Decress added Mr. Eugene
dded This eminent Professor viii his lessons
lat Of October Young ladies' mot pupils ofthe Institute may
be admitted TO these lessons For terms apply
the Insute through post once box Of the Renaissance
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ERKNen MEDICINES

CRENCM MEDICINES
-YkEPARED BY
GRIMAULT & CO., CHEMISTS,
Is Rue RICHELIRU. PARIS
Asthma, Oppression. Dyspnes.
INDIAN CIGARETTES OF CANABls INDICA.
PREPARED BY GnxAuLr Co., CHEMISTS, RARIs.
Recent experiments France England and Germany have
that these Cigarettes sovereign remedy for the
above distressing affections especially when Belsdonna
stramonium aud Opium have failed 10 give relief
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The total sales Of the week footed up II ,026
bales, against IL ,O97 bales last week, and 1906
bales the week before. The netreceipts amounted
to II, 434 bales, against 9s92 bales last week,
showing an increase Of 5542 bales, and 55l4 bales
were 25l4 bales, against 2288 baleslast week and
2Ol2 bales the week before, and the stock on
hand and on shipbosrd not cleared this evening IS
3l0l7 bales, against IL 400 bales last week and
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knuTHERx rrExs-

efuy cued from exchanges In the selection. prep.
stOn and arrangement Of News and ether Reading Matter
claimed that the CRESCENT 10 surpassed By any
Tier daily Journal In the United stAtss. Ths
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syrup sr Peruy,.. Bark and Iron.
GRIMAULT a 90,

Chemists TO a. /. II. Prince Napoleon, Paris
This medicine presents IN agreeable form the scvs
with Iron one Of the principal bssss Of the blood pre-
scrbsd BY the eminent phytcans OF Paris 70 cure
Chorosis Green sickness 10 facilitate the oeveepent OF
Young fsss and health and vgof 70 the system
plants caused BY and encohea 70 wncn Ladies are
~ osn res aries facilitates The low Of the
cs.smenis and a also excelent for pale ymphstc and
scroulous children Lastly excite. the sppste, promotes
hiod "a been impoyers6sd nsss long and dcult
convsescenc The Of this Syrup are a once certain
and speedy.
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EDUCATIONAL.
GENERAL KIRBr SMITHS
MILITARY ACADEMY.
At Newcastle.
HENRY COUNTY. KENTUCKY.
EDUCATIONAL.
A MILITARY ACADEMY FOR BOYS.

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tants whose qualifications Of the highest order, wiz
Opei at Newcastle, Kentucky,
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Correspondents. Home and Foreign

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