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NEW GOODS!

UST received and now opening on Main ST.,
81 opposite DR.. Gorin's office, a select stock Of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, OILS. PAINTS,
COPAL VARNISH, DYE STUFFS, &C.,
with a complete stock of FAMILY MEDI-
CINES, TO which the attention OF those wish
ing to purchase is invited. Please call and see
goods, and judge for yourselves.
W. W. WISE.
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Later from Saraccos. We are in receipt
of files Of Ell Liberal to the 18th nit. Tie
following bills passed a third reading in the
senate, and were returned to the represent
tatives:-The bill in favor of MIR. Ellis's
project; the agreements between the Vene-
zuelian executive and American minister in
the cause of the brigs Native and Josa-
phine.
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e The articles Of agreement between
Spain, France and Great Britain for armed
Intervention in tn" af,irs of Portugal, have
been published. T'ry stirulate that Spain
81 Ill furnish an army and the other ~navies,
TO crush the insurrectinnists and uphold the
lettering throne. How disintcrcsted are
European Nonarchiesi
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I~isians. He will also furnish to order, through
his agent E. R. Classy, Wagons, Carriages SC.
of the best material, and of approved workman
ship. All work from the brick shop, will be
warranted He feels satisfied that living in st.
Louis, he will be able to purchase Iron and nth-
,er materials cheaper than they can be obtained
by country smiths, and thereby enable his agent
in Louisiana to sell his work lower than it can
be sold by others in the same trade.
JOHN S. McCUNE.
May 3lst. lS47.
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The Iowa loan for $4,000 has been TAX
en- in Philadelphia. The terms on which
this stock was sold, has been published
1t bears ten per cent. interest. payable semi.
annually in Philadelphia.
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PRAYER
Prayer.
Sorg. a Life OF Temperance.
AIn--Life on the ocean rqrs.

Song. a Lie OF Temperance.
AIn--Lie on the ocean rarc.
a LIFE OF temperance,
And Il nome OF peace AMI joy,
Where bountrous blessings dwell, Repeak
And love without alloy!
Like a stricken bird | pined,
Win n the rosy wine did rule,
An aching head was mine,
And reason never cool:
\ life o! temperance,
And a home Of peace and JOY,
Where bonntcous hle~ sings dwell.
And love without alloy:
And love, and love, and love without alloy;
AMI love. and love, and love without alloy.
The nights in ~rcvelrv,
AM the days in f oli>hness,
Were always spent by me, Repeat.
With no one hear TO bless;
My aching heart would throb,
My burning brain would reel,
My ievcred hand would shake
Like the warriors elistcning steel:
A life Of temperance, SC.
But now I've signed the pledge,
And meet with no ~rerroof:
With blessings | am crowned, Repeat.
Beneath this Temperance roof;
Then give a glorious shout;
Let tie bells he merrily rung;
The monsters" lease is out,
And his death-dirge we have sung:
A life of temperance, SC.
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1st. Masonic Brethren.
End. Louisiana Divi>i, n No. s Sons Of TEN.
Music.

Exercises to be observed IN Church.
lst. Music.
2ni. Hymn. ArR-.4mriea.
My country! It's OF thee,
Sweet land OF liberty
Of thee | sing;
Land where nv fathers died;
Lanl of the Pilgrims pride;
From every mountain Sile
Let Temperance ring.
My native country! thee
Land OF the noble free
Thy name | love:
l love thy rocks and rills,
Thy WOO is an tempted hills;
My heart with rapture thrills,
Like that above.
Let music swell the breeze,
Ana ring, from all the trees,
Sweet freedoms song:
Let inl.nt Tongues awake;
Let all that breathe plrtake;
Let rocks their silence break;
The sound prolong.
Our fathers God! to thee,
Author oi liberty,
10 thee we sing:
Long may our land be bright
With temperance holy light;
Protect us by thy might.
Great Con, our King!
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COUNTY

We are authorized to announce Thomas Lew
Is WELLS as a candidate for the office of clerk
Iof the Lincoln county court, at the ensuing Au-
gust election.
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PAINTING.

PAINTING.
undersigned having permanently loca-
ted in Louisiana, offers his services to the
public in the capacity of Painter, Glazier, and
Paper hanger. He flatters himself, that by
moderate charges, and a strict attention 10 bust
ness, he will be enabled to render satisfaction
to those who may favor him with q call.
Those who wish to see him on business, will
please enquire at Foulks hotel.
WILLIAM O'CONNER.
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LOUISIANA

Butter, . a loc; Tallow, 6 Dry Hides, 7c
Green Hides &c Beeswax, 23c; Flaxseed, Soc
per bushel; Beans, 49, SOC per bushel.
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COpartnership.

GTONE & TANNER, having associated
~ themselves together for the purpose of car
rying on the WAGON, C.1RRL4GE MAX
Ing and BL.ACKSVITHLNG BUSINESS
respectfully announce to the citizens of Louisia-
ma and the surrounding country, that they are
the shortest notice, and upon the most reasona-
BILE terms. They will keep constantly on hand,
at tfcir new frame building, on Georgia St.,
west of the old brick, a coed supply Of Wagons
and Carriages Of the best materials. All work
dome by them will be warranted.
Louisiana, June 18th, lS47.
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BiackSmithing.

THE undersigned haS-
ing purchased the entire
stock of E. R. Classy, at
Sherif's sale, on the 3lst.
day of March last, will
continue the B~lacksmithing
business at the brick shop
on Georgia Street, in Lou.
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We are authorized to announce j. J.
PRIrcHETr as a candidate for the office OF
County Surveyor of Lincoln County, al
the approaching August election.
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LfCol. Willis \. German, the gallant
commander of the Regiment of Indiana
Volunteers, now organized and cncamped
at Fort Clark, has received orders from
the Adiutant General, at Washington, to
proceed Immediately will, his command to
Bras"s Island. whore he will be placed with
the division under Gen. Taylor.
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Tie Hon. Joseph Williams has been APP
pointed Chief Justice of Iowa, and j. F.
Kinney, Esq, Judge Of the Southern Cir
cult.
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Adj Smith, formerly of the st. Loui:
Legion, proposes to raise a company of vol.
%unteer artillrrists to accompany the new
for New Mexico.
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The Washington correspondent of the
New York Journal of Commerce says:
The Chevalirr de Lisbna, minister from
Brazil, has received a letter of recall, and
is now making arrangements for lis dcpar-
'turr.
This being the cas-, ii may be regarded
as a proof that the Emperor of Brazil does
not cherish any very friendly feeling to-
wards the United States. 1t may be con-
Isid"rrd, also, that the explanations made
by Mr.. Lisbon, in regard to the case of
Lieut.. Davis, are d~isavowrd, and that the
harmony lately suhsisting between the two
governments is already interrupted.
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puE MOON

Sir John Herschel, a, a late meeting of she British Association for the advancement of science, expressed the opinion ihat the lem pera,ure oi the moou's climate must be very high, '-iar abeve that ol boiling wssetn And she reason gwen is exposure for fourteen days al tune to the unm,tigaied Sand continual heat of the sun. Al lhe ful. and for few days afterward, the moon must certainly be the reflector oi some heat to the earth. Str John has no doab, ol the lsei, ,.bu, us il has the character of culinary rather ihaa solar heat, that IS to say. .''ii einanaies from hsdy below the temperature of igni.ion,a II will be arrested by the upper strata of the eaFsh's atmosphere and thus absorbed T'bere its only effect will be to convert visible clouds into transparent yapof. iie asserted that the phenomena ol the rapid dissipation of clouds m moderate weather, soon after the sppeas- snes Of the full mosn. could easily he ac- counted for on this principle, and thai his own observations confirmed the theory.
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K. WEDNESDAY, MORNING, MAY l2, Is47

and Sorty-si by Andrew J. Doseison, Envy Ex- traoFdiuary and Minister PlehipotentiaEy oF ihs U states. and Charles Caant visxthum de Eckstaaht, Charge d,AaAises ef Hs Majesty the King et SaH- ony, near the Goyernment Of Prussia. on the psTs of their respective governments:
 Now, therefore, be it known that I, Jas. K. Pulk. President of the United States of America, hsre caused the ead eonRentiOn te De made public, tfe end that the same, and every clause and artiee thereof, may be ohseFTed and fulfilled with good faith bY the uaited States Sad the eitizens theFs In witness ws,vsss=s. have hsreanie set ny hand and caused the seal q the United States to be ats ed
 Done at the city cf Washington, fAis ninth day (
 September. in the year of our Lord ose r., thousand eight hundred and forty -sif. and of the Independsaee of the Uaitea
 States the seventy first.
 JAMES K FOLK By the Presidenis
 NIP. TRsr. .1ctiag Secretary cf Stats. E
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securing peace on the frontier, tho san of three thousand six hundred and fifty dollars be, and inc same E hereby, sppropsissed out of any money in the treasury moi Otherwise appropriatee. and that the sum af ten thousand dollars be, aAd the same is hereby. appropriated to cary into effect the treaty with the CumaRche and other tribes cf Indians.
 Sec. 8. .qHd 5e u fsrther enacted, That the sum of six thousand dollars be- and the same is hereby, appropriated oct Of any money in the rea- sury not otherwise appropriated, and placed al the discretion of the Piesideht to defray the expenses Of the commission now sitting under the treaty be- tween the United States and the Cherokee Indians, of eighteen hundred and thirty Eve and six
 Approved March 2, Iss7.
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Approved, March 3, lsi7.
Resolu,ion-Public--No. 5.
 I.en.n

Resolu,ion--Public.-N 5.
 A RESOLUTION Concerning the purchase of additional lands for the use of the United States armories at Harper's Fer " and Springfield.
 Resolred by he SeHate and House of Representatives of he United !States of .4naeriea ia Congress, assembled, That the assent of Congress be- and is hereby, given to the purchase of additional lands for the of the Uni ted States armories at Harper's Ferry aud Spring field, and to the application for the purpose of so much of the sums appropriated for the repairs, i'm provements, and new machinery at Harper's Ferry and Springfield aImories by the act approved August eighth, eighteen hundred and forty-six, as the estimates show to have been intended for the purchase of lands and buildings for said armoFies. Approyed. March 3, lSi7.
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rnEARKAMeAA BAN MEH
 PUs1zaEEE9 wmmsxLKs IsY REARDON & GARmATE, ,vTHREE, DOLLARS A YEAR IN ADH.1ECk.
TERMS or ADvERTIsHxc

ru, .ouare ot 10 hres, or leos, first ihsertiofs :. .ortaa. and FIFTY CENTS Tor each conunn- . ,,ver 10 lines. and not exceeding iA, to = e-.J ss !. squaye ansi half-Over 1s. and not CT. sssr~ 30. as two squwes-and in fhat prcpQFu0n !, Losrsr advertisements ss.... .s' sa sdvrftisements to be paid for in advanes, asvment assumed by some responsible peraon. + Eken as individual aeeOant. af me apoye IeseAs "'nts to $50 and under 9ioo, m one year. is. 2. .asrt of 2s per cent. will be made; ana - ' ! mounts to sI0o or upwards: n tne saine R Re,., s ss0So ao,,.ver win be maAe, if payment be dcteueA 1oa, ,Ss vesr shaIl have expired; nor will any re. hu, bs made on legal advertisements, required sy ia" @ @rSNTRACTs BY TEAE YEAH. x., .reeeding 10 lines, renewable al pleasure, 1e w .s m 3o " m co 30 .u ,dve4;semenss, or parts thereof, exceeding 10 ,a CT co lines, as the case may ce, subject to ts .S,rves and discounts first mentioned; ana DO con rss at these rates for Less term than year N Is5netion for occasional omissions; ana s ecntAec y the year to De gaid InC1.aa,sssTRSSssxmrrru. m 1assRSs IA ,;.s. er iess. , each additional ''' I months, ss square. , 2.
 a 6 70
 ,S e I5 st@s |; ,n.,.nA;nr ,dvertisements will be charged atth' aI..s.t;orr3 rates. unless contract be made whsI i E serson and must be paid for iH adsance. ss ss s, rs viii be announced for any ,sS VI .tsss. or county, withoat the aAsanee paymes 0' p.,;,;c % circulars will be charged as advertise ..nts and payment required in advance.
 Ns ;sb win hereafter be delivered to any PeSso' .;sh xhosa we have DO regular dealings, nnsi Pss'
 s An advertisements must be marked with the mum r of insertions desired, otherwise they VIII oe con ,.ued until forbid, and charged aesordingiy.
 ay- No variation will be made from the aoosef@Ass Single number of the paper, izl SenS. ,eive any attention
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Cen. E. c. W. BurIxa. i.oaislanA.

 TnK WiFE's coMMAspMEsrs.- .--We trust that all the married men in our city live up faithfully to the following: l. Thou shalt have no other wife but ne. 9 Thou shall not take into thy house amy beautiful bazsn image of servant Eirl, i1 bow down to her and serve her for ! an | jealous wife visiting, :se.
 ! Thou shalt not take the name of thy wife in vain.
 4 Remember thy wife to keep her rssl pectably.
 6 Honor thy wife's father and mother. 6. Thou shalt not fret.
 2. Thou shalt mol fad laali with tIiy din. ner.
 s. Thou shalt not chew tobacco. 9. Thou shalt not be behind thy neigIi- bor.
 10. Thou shalt no. visit the rum tavern, thou shalt not eovet the tavern kseper's rum, nor his brandy. nor his gin, nor his whisksy. nor his wine, nor his beer, aer any thing thai is behind the bar of the rumselIers, II. Thou shalt not visit the Billiard Hall, neither for worshipping in the dance; nor heaps of money that. lie on the table. And the twelfth Commandment, is, Thou shalt not stay out later than nine o'clock at night.
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Resolution-pubiic-No. s. DNyCfaE QveT~VFNNJ

To refund money to the States whiehAave supplied
 volunteers and furnished them transportation
 during the present war before being mustered
 and received into the service ofthe United States.
 Resotred by tke Senate and House of RsDTs- senfatirss oft United States of -fmsrica ia Con- gress assembled, That the Secretary of War be, and he is hereby authorized and required to cause to be refunded 10 the several States to individuals for services rendered acting under the authority of any States, the amount of expenses incurred by them in organizing, subsisting. and transporting volun- teers previous to their being mustered and received into the service of the United States fssthe present war; and for sabsisting troops in the service of the United Stafes, without waiting for deductions to be made from the ray of said volunteers.
 Approved, March ,, ls47.
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Publie-No. AZ.
 Anr ANrN


 Giving the consent of Congress to an ast of the GeEerai Assembly of Virginia authorizing she levy of tolls on the James river
 Re II enacted by the Sesats and Honse of Representatives of the United States of -a..s~ica. iw Eongrtss s@ess.S1ed, That sisU consent of Congress be. and tAe same is hereby. given to an acf passed by the General Assembly cf the State of Virginia. on the iflh day of March, eighteen hundred and forty six, entitled An act to incorporate company to remove the barsia James riyer between the city oi Richmond and Bermuda Hundred, and that the authority az conferred by the said act on the company thereby created, to demand and receive the tolls therein specified on vessels navigating the said river, '.on condition only that the same shall have been made navigable in any season at high water from RoehelIs landing at the city of Richmond to Bermuda Hahdrcd. ia the county of Chesterfield, by vessels drawing eleven feet and an half foot water. be, and the same is hereby, sanctioned and confirmed: Prorsded kolcerer, and this assent is given on that express condition, that Congress may at any time hereafter repeal or modify the provisions of this act.
 Approved, March ,, ls47.
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Resolution-Public-No. 4. A RESOLUTION

For lighting with gas the Capitol aud Capitol
 grounds
 Resolped 6y the Senate and HoHss of Rspre- sentGttres of he Gaifed States of .4m<TeG !. ton- gress assembled, That the Secretary of the Senate and the Clerk of the House of Representatives. be authorized and directed to contract with James Crutchett for lighting up the Capitol and the Cap itol grounds, with the solar gas light: Prorided, That such contract can be made upon terms deem ed reasonable by the said Secretary and Clerk, and that sum not exceeding seventeen thousand five hundred dollars be, and the same is hereby appro- prated out of any meney in the treasury m; other wise appropriated, to carry the said contract into effect.
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PRINTS ONLY. SPRING STYLES---l847. LEE X RREw s TER
 Al

CEDAR STREET, N. YORK. TpEG leave to inform Dealers in Dry Goods, that ID they haze received, and are now exhibiting. a THE WAREHOUSE EXCLUSIVELY for Priated CaIicoes,
 500 NDW ON0D9e
 Comprising all ths New Spring styles, of British, French and American Manufacture; i; which, in ADDITIoN 10 their usual stock, renders ,heir assortment one of the most beautiful and at. t1etise in the city; and have 5ssf been purchased Er
 CASH AND SHORT CREDIT, Are offered by the piece or package on the sams teyms, at and below manufacturers prices. Catalogues of prices (cosrected daily) are placed n the hands of buyers. Purchasers will inform themselves Of the state of tae market, and be well repaid for an examnaiScns ssea if they do not purchase. L. k B. have peculiar advantages tor executing
 LEE k BREWSTER,
 A Cedar St.
 1l.ly.
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CONDITIONS OF
THE rxnssuNoHn AMID nEvrHw

l. THE MESSENGER AND REVIEWS IS pub. iished iR monthly numbers. Each number contains hO less than 64 large sdpeI pages, printed on good type, and in the best manner, and on paper of the most beautiful quality
 The "MEssENGER AND REvIEw@ Is uaiIedon ct about the krst day of every month in the year, Twelve numbers make a volume. .--a and the price of s4osenphon Is S5 per volume, payaAle n adrance -hor will the work be sent to any one, unless the oraer tor II k accompanied with the cash. 0J-THE TEAR COMMENCES WITH THE JANUARY NUMBER. NO SUBSCRIPTION RECEIVED sok LESS THAN THE YEAR, UNLESS THE INDIVIDUAL SUBSCRIBING CHOOSES TO PAY THE FULL PRICE OF A YEARS SUB- ecRiPfIoN, FOR A LESS PERiOD.-<l
 q The risk Of transmitfing subscriptions hy mail wli be assumed hy the proprietor. kut every sub ssneef thus transmitting payment. is requested (be-
 1es taking proper evidence of the fact and date of na.itnsl 10 retain memcfanaam of the number seu psFueniar marks of the note sent; or suhscrp- aeas may be remitted through the Post Mastefs, according to the present laws.
 ' II subscription is not directed to be discon- anued before the first number sl . volume has been Psniisnsd will be taken ss a continuance sos an- sAsr year l. Any one enclosing s30 current biiI. st one uae, with the names Of FIVE NEW subscribers, saAil n receive FIVE copies of the MESSENGER AND Atvtkw, for one year
 .. The mutual obligaiioas of the publisher aad ss,seneer fer the year. are fully incurred as soon .'s hrst No. of the volume Is issued and aiier nA ane, 10 diseoatinuanee of subscription will ., Ps,mi.'.d Nov wiiiany sabscriptiohte diseon- rased while anything srnaains aae therss.- nnlss, S 'ht ophoa of the ediins. '.
 s.. R. 5. MINOR, Edisoy aad Pyoprisior. Il hiGhnaDhd. Va Octelrr l&z6
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Resolu;ion--PuBLic-No. 6.
 prCnI TITAN

Authorizing the employment of the Uai,ed States
 ship Macedonian and Jamestown in transporting
 provisions for the iamishing poer oi Ireland and
 Scotland
 Resolred by ihe Senate and House of Representatives. of ihe- United Sfafes cf .ameriea in Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the Navy be, and he is hereby, author fixed 10 place at the disposal of Captain George C. De Kay, of Hew Jersey, the uaited States ship Macedonian. for the purpose of transporting 10 the famisbing poor of Ireland and Scotland such con tnbutions as may be made for their relief; aud that the said Secretary be also authorized to place at the disposal ef Captain Robert B. Forbes. of Bos- ton the United States sioop,oi war the Jamestown for the like purpose, if the Secretary shall be of opinion thai the public interest will be better sub served thereby. he is authorized to despatch sad vessels upon the service aforesaid as public ships
 Approved, March 3, iS47.
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Publie-No. 45.
 AM AFT

PubIlc-NO. 45.
 AN ACT
 To authorize the constituted authorities of the city of Dubuque, in the State of Iowa, to enter cer- tain islands between the landings of said city and the main channel of the Mississippi river Be t enacted by Lke Ssadie and House q Repre- seatafires Of tte United States cf 1meics ia Con- gysss asseblsd, That the constituted authorities ot the city of Dubuque, in the State of Iowa, be and they are hereby authorized to enter the islands in the Mississippi river, opposite the said city, which are fractions within sections nineteen and thirty in township eighty mine north in range three east and in section twenty township eighty nine north range two eaSt, at the minimum price of he public lands; Provided, Said entries shall be made within SIX mouths from the passage of this act.
 APPROVED March 3, lS47.
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE U. STATES.
 PrOcIamaation.

adGsfioaal GTficls to le cOnrsrfon N fAs snyreade' efeyiminais bsfnesn fks Unite4 Etaaes ead Frence efths sfA of Novem6~, 1888.
 Coaoip6ed Febrnagy 24. ltaS.
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THE REM ANS or THr DEap.

f~ Ia the last Van Buren lnselligeacer we find the following extract from letter writ ten by Josiah Gregg, Esq;
 informed yon In my other letters, of the death of Col Yell supposiag his family might hereafter wish to remove his remains, we had iin coffin prepared, whirh was placed in strong wooden one. The buriaI ! sapssinsesded myself had him inferred above the Southern border sf inc city. as the foot of the hull, under Capt webstsr's fort, SO that his grave remains protected; othes- wise, there would have hssa mueh danger that Mexican rogues might have disinsesTsd hini for hrs burial clothes. 1 set . eioss at his head, with his nams cut npoa il, so tAat hls friends may know his gave. By him. had buried John Pelham, with his grave marked n the same way. Near by, were sl- so bHried, Colonel Hardin, Capt Lince3n, Capt Porter and others.
 CRcCS-The Journal of Health. in cassI Of croup, advises instant, sudden and irle applications of the eoidsst wate-- ~.s,s sponge, 10 the seck and chess si,en. after wi?ing the patient dry, wnp in warm eov- efning. giving ii freely of cold water to drink
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 A great nusabes of beads of families asd young people at Eddes6sld, Prussia, moss of shem in comfortable circumstances, have ani- ted ;o concert Hnessurss tn srrange com pany so emigraie te America, ia order to bay isnd, snd clear Il themselves, inslead of seeking employment in Europa. where shs chances oi snseess become every day xlore uaGaxosshle .uiyr.r.
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RYE WHISkEY. nLLS cd Rye Whiskey--a superior article Received and for sale by
 ss'ssa let wH B. wair.