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... desirous to obtain HGa SIIUATION as non-reeident TDITlt in a respectable NCAcademy Collegiate School, or Private btamily. He speaks ree Cerm an fiuently, end French tolerably. Address to the Rev. 14,JAdes EMxai, pastor of the English Retormed'Charoh, Ham- ...

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... to obtain liset a SI IUATION as non-resident TUTOR, in a respectable lage Academy Collegiate school, or Private Family. lie speaks i for German Auently, and French tolerably. Address to the Rev. FPit- JAMes t1aisITH, pastor of the English Reformed Church ...

... Major.Gen.,,Louisa Terrace,- Exmnonth, Aug. -17, 18d9.- - - t 1.From the Venerable Archideacon of Rose. Boear Sir,-1 cannot speak ttoo -favourably of the Rteva- I lenta Arabica.' Having had an attack of- bad fever about I three yeats ago, I have ever since ...

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... Education, on very _moderate terms.-MaifuxE July 11th, 1856. c M ~JR, AUTY, FRUINCH TUTOR, having resided on h the Contiiient, speaks with the native accent, begs to annouisce that lie has commesced a FRENCH EVENING - CLASS, at his resideiice 66t, Colntgsratreet ...

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... lDmoajot.Gen., Louisa Terrace, Extuouth, Aug. i'5 17, 1849 a F Prom the Venerable Archdeacon of ROss. it Dear Sir,-I cannot speak too favourably of the I Reva- Ptn lttta Arabica.' Having had as attack of bad fever about ie three years ago, I have ever' ...

... months, he, much to his gratiftcation, had his hair quite restored, and now possesses a beautiful head of hair. This fact speaks too strongly for itself to require ?? Week ly Messenger. Ro WLANDI'S MACASiSAR 0 ?? success of this discovery in restoring ...

... ects have red 'betuyprclteh erl~or m treepectfully, te1,1849. ?? eat - Prom ?? Archdeacon of ose. for- Dear Sir,-I cannot speak too favou'rably of the I Reva. 7ap leutd Arabica.' Having had as attack 'of bad fever about te hreyearsaego, have ever since ...