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a. object o the author Of Adventure, 81 Young Na'u
happy combination Of incidents Of travel IN tho foFe'"
Nc 10 vor to Undue mind Of young LGee" and uions1
, hnr 81 young person. win doubtless en DIS lo' n' '
q min Of be lavish and boundfnl hand ~'' Np'a VA
- =. and peopei this part Of America 1t enough 'y
.dor, NV inward Of hundred illustrations in Tho best
[ Ppeb art which render the book far more attractive 70 inc
conn.,. naturalist The authors style throughout sfpme' an'
M ~ attractive as pen and pencil combined eaH wei ~@A' "
rR,,uiser AMI London Review
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Government bonds have been sfr'ug, and o. en- n
list has advanced per cent TIE volume ore Do,
at the Boards and in the open m'fAet "hF % %"
,,b,rol seoe than for long tye previous. IT, -ncc
is due 10 the free purchases OF leading par he
street who have been buyrS apparently am. ,n0 ex-
pectaton that the secre;sy OF the Treasury VII buy 10
excess of his advertised programme during The an
der az the month Fisl & Hatch report as 90 az
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aud NATH rMATIC'
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m, pn,r, Dsr.rtnea. sept - sss lie Gymnasium Oct
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THE ADVENTURES OF A YOUNG NATURALIST,
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this time effectively. The head hung by q
shred of skin, which he divided without with
drawing tho axe and at once q metamorpho-
sis was witnessed, strange as was ever wrought
by wand of tabled enchanter. The Golf fell off
and the false p1aits. The labored illusion van
ished. The lady who had knelt before the
block was in tie maturity of grace and lowell
ness. The executioner, when he raised the
head, as usual, to show it to the crowd, exposed
the withered features of grizzled wrinkled
old woman. $50 perish all the enemies of the
Queen" said the Dean of Peterborough. A
loud Amen rose over the hall. ''Such end" said
the Earl of Kent, rising and standing over the
body, "tO the Queens and the Gospels enc
miles," Orders had been given that everything
which she had worn should be destroyed, that
no relics should be carried off to work inagin-
airy miracles. Sentinels stood at the doors who
allowed no one to pass out without permission,
and after the first pause, the earls still keeping
their places, the body was stripped. It then
appeared that favorite lapdog had followed
| his mistress unperceived, and was concealed
| under her clothes; when discovered it gave a
| short cry, and seated itself between the head
and the neck, from which the blood was still
| flowing It was carried away and carefully
| washed, and then beads, Paternoster, handker-
chief-each particle of the dress which the
blood had touched, with the cloth on the block
and on the scaffold was burnt in the hall fire in
| the presence of the crowd.
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DASS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE,
PASS CHRISTIAN, MISSISSIPPI,
Directed by the Christian Brothers.

This institution transferred from the city of New Or
buildings hitherto known the Pass Christian Hotel
fully realizing the aims which controlled the act OF
mova has reached envable standard OF educational
usefulness while, by unsurpassed advantages OF ioca
ton well the solid character of the studies pur-
sued it continues hold out guaranty for the
physical moral and intellectual development of the stu
dents committed to the Brothers' care.
The range of studies carried ont by an experienced
Faculty, includes Preparatory. Commercial ahd Cole
giate course, literary and on the
First Monday of October in every year and ending on
the First August next ensuing In view however OF
greater facilities students classes will be kept open
during vacations offering desirable opportunity TO pa
and guardians of anticipating the exercises OF
acaen year and entering their and wards during
joyng wholesome in the bracing atmosphere of
the uf will be admitted to all the al yantages OF
months preparatory studiesa large gain-the bet
to fit them for meeting, the requirements of
tho regular course.
The rated moderate a scale of prices as
is warranted by the times.
TERMS:
Payments for term Of invariably in advance
Board Washing, Tuition and Doctors fee, for term
Entrance Fee to be paid once only. IL
Vacation at College, with preparatory studies from
LIST of August to 1st of October. 60
EXTRA CHARGES
Musc-PianO, per term of five months 30
Violin (strings furnished). 20
Flute or any other wind instrument gu
Information may be obtained at st. Mary s College,
Foucher and Pocyrre Streets New Orleans, and
for circulars and other particulars. address
BRO. ISAIAH, President,
-iylSIy Pass Christian College.
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THE LATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICATION
The great difficulty which physicians have been
laborng for centuries overcome has length been
obviated. A Vegetable Cathartc and Alternative
efficient than mineral preparation of the class
and as agreeable to the taste as ordinary candy now
DIR. Erasmus Winsow 3 Liver and Stomach Lozenge Is
the most important medicinal novelty that modern
chemistry has produced. 1t contains botanical
tracts, perfectly harmless in themselves but embodying
all the remedial properties of mercury and destined IN
this pleasant form superseie and Danish general
the pills and potions of which that
gerous eNctant is the main ingredient More than
thousand experiments were made by the inventor of this
peerless remedy before it brought its present
state of perfection. The Lozenge is harmless in its
operation, and although the medicinal
tive components has been extngushed by chemical art
their virtues remain as active and potent as
In Dyspepsia, Biiousness Const patton Sick OF Ner.
Headache, Piles Dropsy and the Irregularities
which the feebler subject the Lozenges be
found infinitely effective than any the horrible
and disgusting Compounds usually administered in such
As anti bilious specific and general aperient
they have equal either among advertised prepare.
tons the prescriptions of the regular parmacopos.
1t Is guaranteed that one who has tried DR..
Erasmus Wipsows Liver and Stomach Lozenge will
ever again take purgatve powder draught pill.
ly
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REMNANT OF THE PENAL LAws.-A case
hes just been decided in the Court of Ex-
chequer in which tho Rev. James Maher,
p. p, Craigue, county Carlow, sought to
establish his claim to the guardianship of
certain children whose Catholic father by
his will, duly executed, appointed the Rev.
Mr.. Maher their guardian. The mother, a
Protestant, having married again and being
about to cmigrate to America, wrote to Il
Protestant clergyman asking him to look
after the children and rear them Protest
ants. The chief argument relied on, and
which is a disgrace to Christian COM
munity, was that the parties, being of diff
ferent religions, were not legally married,
and that, consequently, the father had no
testamentary powersto dispose of his ill
legitimate y children. twas further urged
that, in point of law, Romish ecclesiastic
cannot be appointed testamentary guar
dian in Ireland. The court decided against
the Rev. Mr.. Makers claim.
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EDUCATIONAL.
YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY,
Under
THE DIRECTION OF THE URSULINES,
Two Miles below New Orleans.
EDUCATIONAL.

This Institution which the inhabitants Of Louisiana
anu tne @ an nees no particular
RECOMMENDATION to be introduced to public notice It
education pursued by the Tutoresses this Establish
ment: . -,
by tho Ladies' adjoining their pupils minds with
knowledge and the forming of their hearts to virtue
cleanliness and polite They are never sui;
ered to beyond the reach Of watchfu but maternal
endence, whose vigilance secures the preser
ton of morals and the willing observance Of the rules
Catholics pupils Of all admitted and
interference is used upon the Of religion, but
% s sar
IHysiea Education health of the scholars is an
and be But such i
50 distributed throughout the day that neither the
mind the body Of tho students suffers from their
attended by one of the Ladies' and timely notice
% s
Yuition-The system instruction embraces the fol.
Writing, Arithmetic Geography: the Use Of the Globes
Hn sS and French literature the Elements
Plain and Fancy Needle work The Elements
taught those young ladies whose parents desire it as
also Music and Drawing
Board and Tuition per annum $780, payable quar- m
Day Scholars per annum $50, payable quarterly in
Entrance for the Eoartiers , ~ ~
No deduction is for those who withdrawn be
fore the end of the quarter
Stationery and the Use of Maps and Globes pei. -,
quarter, OS
For the Use Of Musical Instruments per month. 90
Drawing including Paper and Pencils per month %
Exrenses for the Bathing Season on
l:ruis necessary for the different classes may be fur
ni+hry by the parents themselves procured at the
establishment at moderate prices se20 ihi
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A CARD

A CARD. ------.---.-----.-----.A CARD
DIR. COBERT HUNTER, fof New York; editor o!
the Specialist and journal of Diseases of the Chest AMI
inventor of the Inlaiing Instruments and Catarrh
Syringe in general has arrived in New Orleans and
opened office l65 Canal street, Herbers ru,
store, for the treatment of the
Throat, Lungs and Heart,
which branch of his profession devotes entire
attention. His improved Pulmometre. tor testing the
health of the Lungs and expanding and developing
Chest. in of weak lungs be procured at his
Hours from to r. NJ MOI ~
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A SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR LUNG DISEASES
And ALI Kindred Complaints.

There is high authority for saying that is fool
who decides case before he knows it, And there is
arguing against established facts have sOve
reign remedy fon lung diseases and all similar com
plants have witnesses of the fact here asserted now
living in New Orleans hose and residences may
be known by calling at Office No 81 BarOnne street
near Canal, adjoining the Jesu,ts' Church.
This remedy is "A vegetable production, growing In
Louisiana. 1t is unknown to the medical faculty and
its effects been of the astonishing II
has been pronounced by physician of thirty years
practice 'the greatest medical discovery of the age
Come and the evidences of what state Never
mind the cry of humbug From that cry appeal simply
to facts which ready to establish to the satisfaction
of any mind that will admit evidence.
Persons at n distance, who wish to try this remedy
should write friends in the city and let them invest
gate it, If they become satisfied it'll the evidences
its favor, sufficient quantity for any ordinary
will be for 500, and the quantity subsequently
If necessary, for SO G. II. SMITH,
moi en- 81 Baronne street.
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felt If

~ NEW ORLEANB.
The cldest, and Most Efficient and Successful CONNER
cial College in the United States There Full Fac
ulty. Citizens and strangers who wish Business Edu
cation for themselves invited to call. Stu
dents enter in all the Departments of the Col
lege any time When clubs of three enter at
ton will be made. Board and Lodging S25 per month
Bookkeeping, Penmanship, Mathematics, English,
French, Spanish German Photography etc, taught
used in business-so that each student at
take charge of of Books An education that
bles the student to $1,000 $4,000 $4,000 per
Ia the best FORTUNE parents give their The
South must educate ALL her PRACTICALLY, or
they will forever be the slaves of the North.
N B.-Young men, take notice that, far as known,
every of the numerous Graduates of this College for
the thirty years, in profitable business
After 81 years success, this College requires fur
Their Endorsement than the fact that SEVERAL THOU
SAND of its Graduates in Prosperous Business in
This City and over the South.
ml2s iy RUFUS DOLBEAR President.
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CANT VINCENT'S COLLEGE,
CAPE GIRARpEAU, MISSOURI.


This institution conducted by the Priests of the Con-
gregation of the Mission St. Vincent of Paul, is
beautifully located the Mississippi river forty miles
above Cairo and hundred and fifty miles below ST.
Louis. .
The College buildings are large, commodious and well
ventilated. The grounds beautiful extensive and
well adapted for healthful exercise
The College is of access Regular daily packets
touch at Cape Grardeau.
The scholastic year begins the FIRST MONDAY
OF SEPTEMBER, and ends about the first of July
TERMS.
Board and Tuition, scholastic year $3.50
Washing, and mending of articles washed. 25
Physicians Fee and Medicines ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10
Instrumental Music Observation-Disclosures. 40
For further information apply to
Rev. ANTHONY vERINA, C. NJ,
President of the College,
Or to Rev. THOS. J. SMITH, g. NJ.
au29 6m st. Joseph's Church, New Orleans.
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COTTON SEED FOR PLANTING.

The subscribers have been eight months engaged in
corresponding and establishing Agencies for the pro-
curement of noted varieties of Cotton Seed and have
succeeded in making large contracts oSsuch favorable
terms will enable them to offer Low Prices nearly
all valuable kinds They have numerous certificates and
letters from well known planters, and specimens
of distinct varieties for tho inspection of purchasers
They Agents for David Dickson of Oxford, Georgia
and have lately received direct from his plantation,
supply of his best Seed We will make large discounts
to heavy purchasers.
STEELE, PINCKARD & CO..
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All the virtues of the true CAL.ASAYA BARK Az. arc
to be found in the ARGYLE BITTERS, making them
Appetizer and gentle Tonic in all cases q
General Debility and Derangement of the Stomach ana
Digestive Organs that it is possible to produce
Being mild effect and pleasant to the taste they
are especially recommended to delicate females -
gentle, soothing and invigorating tonic.
e. b. Wheelock. Sole Proprietor, New Orleans