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I LEMONS HAETr d co, are receiving ron
on board shin Orleans, Eagle. Highlander, Poker
ie'rV Antrew. French and German nlny cards; Rack
CANNON Boards; Chessmcn IL aud : 80 inch ii
ard Balls; 80 10 and II inch blade Bowie Knives,
Leather and other travelling Dressing Cases: Belt
'"rkfi, 'iorscmans, and Duatlng Pistols double and
single barreed GEns Game Bags; Shot Bes: Powder
md Pistol Fasks; Dram Bottles and Drinking Cups;
Ferc t,S,nn Gaps and Cap Holders; Cloth, Iar, Tooth
ND Nail brushes; Orrs and Chlorine Tooth Wash.
,oo'h Powder Toilet md Shaving Sonps in great va
r'etr long Hair Rrds Ringlets and Frizetes: Pear,
mi Toilet Powder Emery Bags Ivory Tub Cushions,
pa'ent Slides or Carriers; Gum Elastic strspenAars:
lowior Pulls and Boxes; Gilt Chains, Seals and Nevs:
Ear-llrons; Waist Buckles: bracelets; Bead Necklaces
and Chains; Gilt and Siivrred Beads; Indian Beads
Bells and rlumes; Shell Twist: Side and Dressing
C"nbs; whichin addition to their former stock on hand
makes Their assortment very complete and will he sold
ow and on liberal terms, the sign of the Golden
Comb i25-tf 20 Chorres street
HNlE Subscribers, Agents for the extensive house of
W. :. Butcher. Sheffield Enriand, have inst
,sceivcd very extensive of pm cts, consisting of
able and Dessert Knives of o.. description Pen
focEet, Dirk, and Spear point >nivcs Razors Sris-
'ors. Edge FOOLS &c. &c. &c. whchthev are prepared
pexhht 10 the trade Tor orders. Terms and conditions
will be made known NJ the time
INTO J. ID. BEIN & A COHEN % Common st
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ROLBEARS Science of f'ernlunship received, and
~ for sale at their permanent Writing Arud, nir
No. Clatres srett, New Orleans, 49, HIuadaay
New York, llpnphue ST., Mobile.
It's particularly designed Tor private learners aud
Schools, and is calculated Tor persons OF all ages.
Ladies and gentlemen are Invited 10 call and rAa.liuc
the system lor themselves.
Lessons given at such h"uses as NAV suit the
convenience oi s aud to glasses formed in any nan
OF the city.
LADIES' who prefer can receive lessons at their own ref
sidcGcee.
Prrs, sgiag for 3: oflcssons are desired
attend until they write we'll as ilIey wish
mi Dol. BEAR N BRDTIIkR
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NO MERCURY NOR coPAIvA

v
A Boz 7 six month. ago had The misfortune gel
a secret disease, for which have applied To
raj doctors for cure and they did not me, 50 now
tie above date put myself under tho of Doctor
Huet, aud expect him cure Since that time
the disc got worse to break ont in large ulcers
Ia the number OF six eight on ca leg, aud all over
m laca, and throat and tot able 10 work at he
present account of the disease LARGE ulcer on
the rig Int side of the throat. ! am no ! putting my self
confidently under the of DR.. Iluet of Paris,
10 bc perfectly cured JOHN DEAN,
lv
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IrARRoweATn SPRINGS
- Montgomery county, NIdI1lnH.
THREE DAYS JOURNEY From NE


ORLEANS.
fENllE proprietor of this establishment has the plea
sure OF announcing to his friends and the public
III general Fat he will be in readiness bv the first day of
May u receive vlserS lie will also state for die m
nei OF those at distance, that there have been large
improvements made, and others now going on and in
RAPID progress for completion, which will enable the
aubErr her 10 accommodate much larger number Than
heretofore aud at The same time much BETTER
famIlle can be accommodated itl good rooms. or
those who prefer have large cubius elachcd from
the main building.
II is deemed unnecessary tr anything in pnrlicr
iar ut the character OF these waters, tor it is generally
believed that they not interior To any in tile S0u-
ern States. All the an easements Int are generally
found at Watering Places, will he found AT Ills. Thc
best music that this part OF III country affords has
been engaged and will he in const attendance at the
Springs during the whole season.
J he snhsrnbn will avail himself of this opgnrrunty
in returning his unteienc,l tluks nr the very Iihera!
support gwen him last sel:on and hopes bv the ever
ion, tl'ay have been made in improving mad cyien,Im.
im accommodations, TO merit liberal patronage III,
present scasulI. mo t'k NN
mi
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Hi. LADIES.

4 rhlNSDN'~ D. PiLLtr0Kl E r removing, si
L pertfnrus lair from tbs c., neck aud arms viii
squuI Sai"y and certainty, len,,dg the skin finer nI
whittier inan before t,o aspiration a lr-,I. srppi,
Iusr ,ersi' al GI'InN'S 'f''
\"l EA"htr:e Hotel, corne, $, tnsl lie, and femme,
she L.. "a,
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nARPEitS CLASSICAL LIBRARY,
I 'kACi, translated iy Phillip Francis, ID ID. with
a an appendix containing TRANSACTIONS Of vnr;nnS
3 3' ~GI ny Ben Jonson, Cowlcy, Milton, Dryjon
rope ADDISON, swift C.Nuerton, 6 Wakefield, Porso"
dal and ' foo's Vi III
h ~ ltiS, with the appendix II inua transl,
'n ~ ufn.mtlInph"r mart IA yols trmu, volumes
rig rNpedllon of HUMPHREY tIINKER h.,
2"IoHi', u ~ with memoir tn, Author, I,v Tim.
y, hSc"e, ESQ., new e.nn with illustrations bv c.
rae ,IPSY; TAD, by tleap,hor of .n;,,s,;,,,
rny OIL lfsa'dI'' 'Sc,, edition, vols Iu,mnI.,
rII.tnL iFFORD, by the aunor @, "pslb.v.
ne Di'' 3D. Nc being volume IN OF tn. new -
not"t' ~,r's Complete E,.As. Jus, rrre IvM an
WM Mckk.Ak
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New Orleans. Feb |, 1884, feb ~ I,

FENIiE Genuine Indian Baisum OF iverw ilulc
hound, is put up in bottles at the low price Of 81
tents ench, containing the strength Of three ounces o
Lvewof, brs les the irtrns OF many other root, and
herbs knowD among re Indians sa;caeuns in curing
pulmonary cntpiain's.
The riynlled success which las attended tie nse
this inestimah|e Bnsnm wherever il has been intro
duce. has obtained the confidence aud recun..,, nd
tios of Respectable physicians, for the Of r. sss
colds, pam in the s!l want OF rest, splitting .. nod
liver complaint &c.
To whom may concern. This is to certify that VIZ
uer's Indian lSasan % l.vcrwUrl Il iIOa rlsonf w
"A decided good elac therefore, tI.us ts,e kuoy
ied:o of the materials it is made rom and bserynt,or
nni experience Recommend II Hs supesa irepara,ior
or all those affections of the lungs fr which is re
inmsnIe.l. ALBERT WILLIAMS, IA. d.
CALVIN ELLIS N. d.
Membe of The Boston Medical Association.
Boston, OclUber %.
salsby JARVIS & ANDREWS,
al 10 mn N m re m nj, Il,. sts
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N0riCE.-Tlca owner of several packages nerai,ar,
! Y die marked Madame Y. Art1ucucIye. Ter ,l,ip
'iroicn, from Now York is hereby uu ned tiat ,I
have been stored by SrEraON, AVtrY < -.
mil Cul-,sures "tifufnp'
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7 DO CERTIFY that the above mentioned disease is
u quite well cured 10 NV snisi. clInn for which
'Iinnk DR. iuet; and moreover that the nleli-
cine have taken makes fat, and did injurc my
nenltl alt therefore advise my How sufferers 10
lose no time and apply 10 DIR A.. IIuet, III Canal
street, between Dauphln and Bourbon streets. DR..
Iiuet is n hume from O'Clock, a NJ, until 2 NJ
they will find true doctor for this complaint.
JOHN DEAN. 10 Graver street.
Ii any onr wants IN me- call at No. 40 Giuve,
street. and they will he satisfied.
Tobe published al the opi"n of DR.. Hnet.
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Nrro'nin or Kings Evil, Chronic Rhsumas,n
Chronic tutuneous Dis Pains in the Bones nv fres
J, ti'S"S, use of Mercury
the blood being in vitiatcd state
This very concentrated Syrup is prepared with tho
greatest pharmaceutical care and accuracy and contnin
me nrtIye principle of arsapari in the most con,en
fted de@rc, combined with other vegetable substance
OF known efficacy.
ihe great dcsidfmtun with physicians in being abb
exhibit a large quantity of Surs;parilla in n sn,a
GnIr has been ohtamrd in this prepnrtion-thev being
Hlly convinced OF lis merits, confidently administer
the course of their practice.
:, J., Prin" s. 50 per bottle. Sold only at SWAIN
hhC HERS drug store, No. lCanaI street whe-
may be had fresh and genuine, ec trom the pr,.r ri,
tors 9"nnns rnnarea and Eermifuge Pottcr's c. t,oi
con- Carpenters Preparations, and large and genera
assortment of fresh drugs, m1
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LN 7 r FUTITTIA IIIJN'N,
4 CROMWELL, an iiisor, al Novel, bv the author ot
H. > -. ...I


Popular Medicine, Fumily Adviser: CONSISTING ot
Outlines of Anatomy, Physiology, and Hygiene, with
such lin the practice of Physic Surgery and the
Diseases Of women and children, may prove useful in
being companion and guide for Intelligent PRINCIPALS
OF manufactures, plantations, and bpu,dng school ,
heads of families, masters of vessels, missionaries, or
travellers; and useful sketch for Young men coln.reuc
ing II study of medicn'. Ry Rcvuali Coates, H. ID.
Peer Parey's Universal History on tie bases Of
Geography, for the of families, Illustrated bv nups
nni engravings, in walls
Just ce,ed and for sale bv w 5IrtlEAN.
M Camp nd Common sis
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TO RENT.
A NEW two story brick touss, situated doors
"a from the Second Municipality Had, on It Char
street. Krn, very low, possession given Immediately
tuuujru at In. premises. WGg, {.
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AoHN Siot.S-36 casks Cincinnati s,nnr
"h'lhS from he steamboat Ecno, ana Tor saIs,
BOGERr Y lIAW +
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-08


I SlNN0Ck'S IMPROVED EDITION OF DIR
""ldSnh's Ahr;1grnent Of the History of Rome
70 "ll"n Is prellXed an Introduction to the Study
Woman History, aud great variety of valuable infor
,'"oh added throughout III" work. on the Manners
Institutions and Antiquities of the Romans with nu
hti"us biographical aud historical Notes; and uues
IONS Tor examination at the end of each section II
- iuSholrd WIN 'mrtf cngrvings on wood, by Arhcrtot
iNHoGk ; Improved Edition OF DIR Goltlsmh's History
OF England, from the Invasion of Julius Caesar to m.
deaih OF H"orgc %, with continuation to the yea
i"''5' Nln questions for examination at the end o
ton added lhroughon, the work. CONSISTING of tnhle
OF contemporary SuNeresus and eminent persons
N"pl"Hs explanatory notes. Remarks ON tie vol
ics manners and literature of the age. An outline,
me Constitution, Nc &c. illustrated by many engr,
"VlS ELtMEFrS OF ARTRoNoMY and an Anriismen
ut Htiihs New Treatise on the Use of Globes Nav
American edition, with additions aud Improvement
ana an eNplaon oftLe astronomical sart af the An
tiran Almanac. ~ ~
JUS received aud for sale by WIN NIsKEaN
nov "a corner Of Camp and Common AZ,
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NSRANDY-40 hhl. fourth proof American Brandy
ND lurding, for sacby
ISAAC BRIDGE & CO.
m2 ii4 Magazine street.
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4 ftiLHh@ q" III LADFLrIliA--Cor 4elr l,y
- ABikU i,DTHERS.
"A 81 - Jamp sheet
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VI EW BOOkS-Naval Sketch Book, Oh, the Service
~ tfon and ashore. With characteristic reminiscent
aes fragments aud opinions. By the author of
Tales OF Tar, &c. second series, in vols.
Rnndum Recollcctions of the House Of Commuus
h' the year 1880 10 the close of 1885 nc ung peI
nal sketches of The leading membership one of no par-
y,Jst received and for sale hy W McKEAN
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EXPRESS MAIL.
TIMES OF ARRIN DEP tRrItRF
I3V) 1I3 Il. Sd 23Ft'
Northward Coming Southwark, the time is six hours
less; being D davis and L hours

TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
ANYWAY tr III 1853 C;rondelet corner of TIevia
a streets, on The night of 3Oh of August, and was
seen 'iIc next morning in ieydrns street. negro boy
named CHARLES, about II years of age, ond fee
or thereahouts i'll he.ht, black, and has inired
ihrn IN his speech, of his legs is sore, ocrasoncS
by areccnt hurt he had on when he went away a white
cotton or linen shirt and white cotton paritalouns.
Masters of vessels and steam bons are cautioned Il
gnlnst receiving arhorng said negro, as well ala
o'ef persons, MS the utmost rgour of the law will bs
enforced against them. The above reward will be paIa
"rdelive%ng him into any of the jas of either of the
municipalities, or at 1863 Carundclei, corner of lIcvi>
H'epc'. sept
NOTltE-rhe cu,ntnershir heretofore existing
! Sunder the firm of Nuhos e. Garretson has been
dissolved. The subscriber will liquintc the affairs
'le rnin this city, and requires all persons ineo-
eu TO make payment to him oul Y, and all those having
CLAIMS, To present hem for seesient.
ang at II GARRETSON,
w. w. SWAIN.
No. l17Canai $. rect Ac,r OyIq1aS
As always hand con tuy x rpcri>n. nrl
n Dyes, Chemicals, aud PANS, among thtI. ur>
ollowni"
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EW ORLEANS y NASHVILLE RAIL ROAD


fsN'!E stockho'ers of this company are hereby no.
u nled that by resolution of the board of direc-
ten passed ON the 10Th inst the call made them on
me tlh February ur for the payment of five dollars
share, was rcScnlrd, and the said Stockholders are
further notified that
VII REAS, by resolution of this board pass ed on
me I'm INST call has been uic ON the Stockholders
OF The New Orleans and Nashville iiW Rold COMPANY
o following payments The the stock held resp
llNelt bvtIsn rz:-two ioIrs per share, PAYABLE on
Hc HTSt day nl September At Two drlIdrS per share
payable ON the first day of December next; and 1wn
dollarspcr sh re payable the ii st day of March
nrKt. Nowtherct0rc be il resolved thru the secretary
81 ms company SHALL notify the share holders therein
on4HSl The public pr of the citv, that in conformity
"hhr sixth section OF the charter, es permit n
10 Pasipoue any payment called in the stock n sni
company for the Term OF sixty days, from and after tile
NY on winch IT Is nude payable, with the cXprss con
n'inE however, that if not regularly paid within lin.
Sad prulnngnOn Of sixty DAYS, from and aft The tay
ON "ih il should have lrrm paid, that then the sft
on "hIci S@dp1ymGnts should haze been made, is and
rrnn 'olti'it0d to the company the charter ol, that
point beng imperative. In conformity therefore 10 said
call all stock of the stockholders ia said company rs
tlk proper to pat oft the payments their stock to
ne end of the additional SHY days. hich the charter
allows thEu are notified thai the payment of two dol
his per sItr called for, nud ue the first al SEP
'mhct n"NL may lee poStunurd nnder the sixth section
ct sat charter, until The tist dry of October next thar
the payment "a two dollars per share called for and
iNr on ir itFtd day Of December ur't, may he post
Pnue until the :ilh d4v January NJ IL aud the n,v
ment OF two dollars per hare called for and lac on the
h'tday of March rxt, nuy be postponed anti the Both
Day of April next.
Extracts OF t4e minutes Of the board.
lun- - Y ncNAIE, Sec'ry.
~ on, q if", in cassS-25 Dozen whitc y 20
w l'n',in safe JOHN II GRAHAM.
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2
kOO ~ boxes of 3 uz each Mo>"ie " inc, 1890,
so do of do 90 do 1921;
81 do uf2 do Ip pun, 1916:
~ 40 of do |. = brown ;>h"iry, l<
40 pipes extra Madeira. For ale by
uEkMOGENi., BROWN " 'rD.
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4 ,Nl.OUR-,,OO bbs Flour. for Sut hv
II milo q DORSEY, II New |.
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Louisville, July 1887.
At the request of Dr. Williams We inscr, the follow
M nIr non" III" KEY Ar Howell, of Nashville the
"iror OF th,' South Western Christian Advocate who,
appears, has examined tsr . Tomas and other ,ar,
msnls evlciEC o the Doctors claims to public nntrnn-
a%t In c"ISHqiemce Of q" accident DR.. W will 70
lnt,ndHd-say tie st July.
Rev. MIR SfmEiel i:-ilavng been requested hy DR..
Williams, the o'niI-t, nov in this city, to exane his
numerous diplomas and ether documents cvinciyn Of
niS claims /" public roniieg, tia his profession have
N conm> WIN avalucd friend done with pleasure.
Among them i9Hhd a letter trom Nr pageo at pre-
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I 3 DIV 7 tT'', N cN-e--2j dOlen wLite y M
w in', b,l s4ie JOHN II CIR MAN
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VHlNtEsFoN. duly Y, ST.
was afflicted" oer years with uIrr, in the leg oc
casonaiy accompanied with err sprla,o,s nll,r, IN
and excessive main in the ley and acIr Joint. Several
eminent y rien"s rN"rteI thcir skill upon it, but with
ont u'rmarrn, benefit. In his case five bottle
Indians l'anacca made p4iec, cure.
MARGARET \ WEST, 1871 Market
:, For sale by HENRY BONN ABEL. druggist aeer
to 'i'" rrowle,ors, ichculnoula, street l6
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A
was no use in contending further upon this
subject; that there was yet much business be-
fore the house, and that it was to lthe people
alone that any further appeals upon this sub
iect we're nowlto be made. He hoped the mo-
ton to reconsider would not prevail--and u.
The motion to reconsider did not prevail
the vote being 20 to 105, or thereabonts-
whole rank and file of the Van Buren, par
ty following Mr. Thomas's lead, and aiding to
defeat the proposition to reconsider.
Now, Jhr Thomas knew, and "the party
knew, very well, that the opposition could have
defeated this proposition, unaded by them;
and the motive was quite apparent which indu-
ced this action on their part. Let those laugh
who win the game" however; and the time to
laugh, las between Mr. Foster and the Loco
Focos,l is not yet.
And thus ends the Sub-Treasury humbug.
1t has neither been threatened through, nor
coaxed through, nor bribed through, though all
three modes of approach have been used by
the party in power, who have now lesson
read them, which they will not forget to their
dying day; day, enpassant, which isnow not
very far off.
Mr. Thompson, Of s.. C. offered his special
deposite proposition to day--but the house
would not consider it.
Mr. Kennedy also called up bis financial reso-
utions, but with no better effect.
The House then went into Committee of the
whole, and took up the Army Bill.
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From the Bufalonian . r Julv Q.


LATEST FROM CAHApA-THE TRoops MOVING
--PATRIoTs in THE WEsr.-Private letters
from Toronto received in this city, state that
the British Regulars have been sent into the
London District, where an extensive organiza-
ton had been formed for an immediate rising.
Aletter was received yesterday by Mr.. Hem
ry R. Williams, to be seen at the News Room,
from Detroit, starting that the "Patriots" col
lected above that place, some 800 or 400, had
crossed into Canada, where they were met by
about 200 Indians and a small force of regulars,
The Indians were put to flight, and the regulars
cut to pieces. An immediate attack on Nal
den was expected.
This was the rumor at Detroit, and as the
illadvised attack upon the Lancers the other
day, has probaly expedited matters, the report
is not without strong probability.
The most extensive conspiracy has been go
ing forward for the last three months from one
end of Canada to the other--from the thousand
Islands, the Pirate Johnston's Businesses, to
Maiden. Lines of secret posts have been run,
and until the skirnish at Short Hills all was se-
cret. Papers were taken there which let the
matter out. The generalmovement was to have
been on the Fourth. 'e
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The STEAMBOAT CoMMopoRE BARRfE.---
A report having gone abroad that this boat was
assailed by the mob on Sunday last in our
port,we give the facts which have come to our
knowledge.
In consequence Of a report having preceded
the boat that .Nosier, an actor inthe Caroline
affair, was expected as passenger, party
Of men had concerted his arrest, and they pro-
ceded on boad the boat in small numbers and
demanded in peremptory terms the surrender of
Jdoser if on board--avowing that they had ar
med men at hand to enforce their demand.
.Mosier was not found on board,but the master
of the Barrie from motives ofprudence or from
a desire to- avoid an alteration with lawless
men, rang his bell and left the wharf precipi-
lately, allowing his rnwelcome visitors barely
time to jump ashore, and although he was fur
nished with guard Of British soldiers they
were not put in requisition and did not display
their arms.
Mr.. Rathbun. Of Navy leland memory, was
the reputed leader Of the patriot band who were
so jealous to avenge their countrv's wrongs,
and report says they were armed with conceal
edweapons, but with no legal process. This
transaction will therefore afford the proper sub
ject Of legal investigation ut the approaching
session Of the grand jury.
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rest protection against aggression from abroad
or treason at home.
9th. OuR YOUNG SIsrER STATR-- INDIANA.
She has advanced with gigantic strides in
her works of internal Improvement. Mays
continue SO to do until she has consumated her
most sanguine expectations. @
10 The memory Of Gen'l Anthony Wayne,
and his gallant army VINO fought the battle Of
our Valley, before many of us was existence.
IL The MEMORY OF CoMMoDoRR Law
RENcE.--May we virtually adopt his language
as our motto in prosecuting our works Of i'm
provements on our river.--" Don't give up the
ship"
IL The MEMORY OF CoMMoDoRE Oliver H.
PERRY. .---.uay the citizens of our country in
their effortsfor the general good, or in meeting
the foe Of our country, always have it in their
power to say; owe have met the enemy and
they are ours"
is Woman!--The fairest and best part Of
Gods works.
"The world was sad ;--the garden was wild,
And man the hermit sighed, till woman smipd.'
Volunteers.
By GEN. HUNT.--Manhattan Toledo, Per.
rysburg and Maumee City.-May they soon
reach that climax ofimprovement, that will pre-.
clude all cause for local jealousies.
BYMAy. GnIErrrH.--W -Woman.-.Th bright
est gem in our social compact.
BY Door. REssEauIE.---Woma THE
brightest star in civilized society.
By JAS. HowB.--The surviving patriots of
the Revolution-There's fire in an old flint.
BY Mr.. TuTTLE, OF MANHATTAN. MALI
NEE River--The head, the foot and the mid
die MN 0ujeffr in ,,n0
By o. WILLrAMs.--The orator of the day
"A scientific, gentlemanly and worthy man;
may the sentiments proclaimed by him this
day forever find aresponse in our hearts.
By STRANeER.-The beautiful valley of
the Maumee-Although kept back by unlock
editor circumstances, in her improvements,
she will soon stand first on Lake Erie, exem-
plifying the saying; "The first shall be last
and the last shall be first"
By CITIzEN.--The steamboat Monroe
and her gentlemanly and worthy commander
The pride ofour city--lnay they continue to-,
float buoyantly down the tide of time until they
reach good old age.
By CAPT. ATWOOD The citizens Of Maui
mee-Generous patrons of the sailor, may
their enterprise be rewarded by success in all
their undertakings.
By GEN. HUNT.-Our worthy fellow citi-
zen, Capt. David Wilkinson, of the Com. Per-
ry, the man that knoios the channel; Credit to
whom credit is due.