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SIoF ES, STOVES, SFOV les . have on
~ hand good many sccon hand Stoves some
oil them arc as god as new, at about half price of
new Also some OF the most beautiful Air Tight
rarlour Stoves ihat have ever been seen about b"sc
diggins Coffee Mills for 81. cents; Coal Scutlcs
variety; Box Mills al o.. cts; Gin Ter Shovcls al
iS2 do %, and do 81 Tin Rolsters al 81 rs 10
SIS W; Stoves as lov SO -, and every Other
article at equally low prices. Call and see.
DANIEL S. CHERRY
Under Old Dominion Office
p $. Pots. Kettles, Spiders, Ovens and Andirnus
Tor sale above. a., o,
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TERGUSON & MILHAD D-Lumber, Coal,
IL and general Commission business. Wide Water
teet, Norfolk, Va.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-03-13

~ y U X 3 From Macintosh mad an vol
~ hiled.-The Ladies WIN have bocr ,ra;,i,,,, -
those Goods can now be supplied. "
30 pairs me Morocco thick cole Buskins
90 20 90 DO do do flannel incl
90 10 , 40 do do 90 Aannel lined
% DO Black Lasting Caters. winter style
oO do Bronze do do DO r.
90 do Misses Morocco Buskina. tbicL 80
90 do do do Ties do ID
10 do Mcrino Cloth Caters
vailed manufacturer ~ "' '''''-
New YORK Boot and Shoe Store, next 10 the Far.
InGr'5 bank, Main street. j. II. GREGORY.
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GIANT ASPARAG US ROOTS.-wc arc
~ daily expecting large supply OF GIANT AS.
PARAGUS ROOTS, which will be in fine order -
Persons wishing n supply viii please leave their
orders at the Drug store, Sign Of the Big Mortar
FebB CHAS. II. HEGNITSH, gent
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-03-13

(tREAT FAILURES IN NEW YORK
- H. GREGORY'S Agcn: on hand with The
K@dy. He has given his wink lust In Inc
sick OF time, and the Bargains arc now comm, IN
by every Packet. for The benefit of the New York
VIC are opening ibis morning by the Georoiana
oO cases BOOTS AND SHOES, being small n,ri
OF our recent largo purchases the late heavy fail
uIcs IN NGw york, and which offer to the trade
10 cases Mems heavy Boots
3cascs Napoleon do Calf
do do do Kin
do Boys thick do
do do Kip do
do Youths d,,
do BOYS Kip Brogans
do do thick do
do Mons Kip do 9 TO IL
DO Womcn's Grain Lace Boots
3 do Gents fine Celf Boots. very low
100 pairs ChiIdrcn's Polka Boots
o. 90 Ladies' Morocco winter Buskins
- New York Boot and Shoe store, ncxt tho nc,v
F9rmcr's Bank, Main ST. Get, Noriolk
Dcc J. H. GREGORY,
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SOMETHING FORTHE LADIES AGAIN
~ sRICARDO'S PALMA CHRISTI POMAIADE

The proprietor of this new and beautiful prepare.
equal in The ,oord, for iuparting a beautiful soft
and glossy appearance to the Hair, promoting the
growth and preventing il from falling out.
Also, THE CORAL OIL OF CIRCASSIA, for
bcantfying the Har,-both of these prcpar "A lions
can with the utmost confidence, be recommend
ed TO our customers and the public generally par.
tcuariy to tue Ladies' being the best article i'm
use, Tor the purpose stated. The genuine for sale
at the Drug Store, Sign of the Big Mortar.
Also, ROSE LIP SALYE, a very superior article
Dec 10 CHAS IL UEISITSH .pcnt
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COOP ASo CHEAP LAMP 0ILs.-V

:, have aga cccived another large supply If
four different kinds, and at the following prices
pr 9aoN' TO- IS, S 90. &c, per pint, 9 cts,
been long and sufficiently tried, and arc nc knowl
edged to be very excellent For sale at the Drug
Stofe, Sign OF tho Biz Mortar.
Oct ~ CHAS. II HEINITSH. Aprnt
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-03-13

YAsKSS DOODLE is published in New York every
Saturday an Irning, and will be n1iied To- country
subscribers in time to arrive at its period Of dcsi
nation sirnuianoOasy with its issue in the City
Dec 10 "
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Ro0Ks FROM HARPER & BROTH

,Myrtis with other Etchings and Sketches by
MIS- l. VI. Sigouiuey.
history OF the Thirty Years War in Germany
translated from the German Of Frederick Schiller
by Rev'd A. J. w. Morrison. NJ. A.
Nos. IL and Is Pictorial Shakespeare
NOS. lO and III, Pictorial England. For sale by
Nov 20 w II H'UODCES G. IN
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SUPERIOR SEIDLfrZ 81 SODA POW
~ DERS.-We have Just received full and fresh
supply eff SElDLlTZ AND SODA POWDERS
TO be the best manufactured, and far superior 10
any others. They therefore recommended with
coincidence to tlmse wishing pare and excellent
article of ScidIiz or Soda Powders For sale
the Drug Store, Sign of the Biz Mortar.
Aug IL CIAS II HEINIrSH AGENT
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tyTTILLIAM REID, Wholesale and Retail
wv Hat and Cap Store, east side Market Square
Norfolk, Va.
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SUPERIOR CATSUPS.-A fnc article O.
y Walnut and Tomato CATSUPS. Also Pepper
Sauce of superior quality. For salc nj The
MEDICAL EMPORIUM
Octt0 Corner Of fIirh and Middle sts
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CHOLERA MORBUS AND BOWEI

CHOLERA MORBUS AND BOWEL
~ COMPEAINT.--Dr JAYNE No. SSOutb Third
street, is willing 10 guaranty that his CARN1INA-
TIVE BALSAM will cure Diarrhea, Cholcs, Gri
ping Pains, Cramps, Cholera Morbus. Summer
Complaint, and other arrangements Of the Stom.
ach and Bowels, in ninety nine cases out Of hon.
dred. and in less than half the time they can be
effected by any other means.
IL is extremely pleasant, and children fond Of
IT, II is equally cffcctua for adults as children
and whom the directions arc followed The Cen.
uino for sale at the Drug Store. Sign Of the Big
Mortar. CHAS n. HEINITSH, Agent
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TO THE LADIES AGAIN.-Wc call the
attention of the ladies again to this superior
article, NYMPH SOAP, for The complexion. Iis ron
slant use WEI change the most bilious compile xion
into one oil radiant wbitcucss; while ON the nee k ,
bands and arms it bestows delicacy and fairness
winch its continued use will happily protect, witt
every appearance oi youthful charm TO the most
advanced period oflfc. The genuine only for sa r.
ut the Drug Store. Sign Of the Big Mortar
July 30 CHAS RI. HEINITSH AGENT
CfTTn a. ~ Tnn n 4 ,rS c---.-,-
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'l'tE PUBLIC viii please take notice thstI have
removed from the Old Stand Go the bull lin q
th u, doors below, formerly occupied BIZ Mr. How
Having just turned from the North anl fbw
opening n iuii assortment of
CLOTHING AND FANCY IOOnS
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ward TO prevent Il disaaTeeable expose, sat
himself down witt is m"cf' grace IS a bear
wonld be expected 10 TX .ibit wien reqnir-
81 g. dance on ~netties. TIE young lady,
'wi.o was almost sunncated with laughter at
bic sal miz!ln of tie b~lS;ful lover, tc!i
.i,rilv sorry for lin, and used al hFr power
Iaf fascination to drive itfrom his mind, AID
.Ievcntr9'iy sncreeGcd So far as 10 induce
him to make a remark. And on this rock
he e.. lit, far at that moment SIZE Lad iost
Ter iarGkerc;.i.f Nhat HAD hscumc ol
H.? Sc was SURE s.. had It when He Came
lin! l. mus certainly &S SOMEWHERE abouit
Haven't Won co. it Rnderyou Mr.. Hanp!:u!":
was sure that it couldn't be go. but
poor Jack, in ventHr;ng to answer, coGl''
net possibly gst along witl.r"t r@is".a lbs
hands, and IF coarse * mast drop t. o"&'
tail. In his anxiety TO recover the ~:a!Ssin,
i~.viper,' he even ven;ured to inc.snc ils
body 50 far IS TO get 4 glance on the floor.
As he did 80 The fracture opened, and be-
hold there lay, as the lady supposed, Ec'
property. 1t was bat tie work Of an IN
Istaai 10 seizs Ike corner. and exc'aim-
Here il is, sit, yoa needn't trouble your
'self-ra.se Z Little, it's under yuu!'
Al the same time size gave it a long pull.
Alas! tie TAIL was to!a-no csc@pe-no;h'
Eng sa5It Of 4 spec!.linterposition Of Prov
could save his s'irt. l}u: what could
he do, Another and another strong pull,
Ievincing on the part of the lady a praise
worthy determination 10 obtain the lest dry
goods coupled with the requestto get up,
sitting on it, determined him, and IN
the agony of the moment grabbing with
both lrar,Is n fast disappearing strip Of lin
en- which encircled his neck, he exclaimed
in hcart-broken accents
'For Gods sake, Miss Emma, hdre my
.shirf c0iar!n
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MARRIED.,

At Warrenton, Warren county, Mo, on
tie I'd of Sept, 1917, by the Rev. Jos. c.
Nichols, Mr.. Joseph L. FAINT to Miss Ruth
H., daughter of Grief Stewart, Esq, all Of
that place.
At the same place, Sept. Sd by the Rev.
Mr.. Hopkins, Mr.. Rufus X. Sanders, of
Warrenton, TO Miss Harriet Aston, of Mont
gomery county, Mo.
At jefferson Barracks, on the 2Sth ulti-
mo, by the Rev. Mr.. Corbin, Lieut.. T. S.
Mumford, U. S. A., to Miss Jane B. Gala
han, of New York, adopted daughter Of
Lieut.. Col. Stamford, u. S. A,
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{. CyTED's PATENT C00kING-STCTE.
The SCREEN 4 he Fest" haFrO,ed,
apeakg for iiseE.
the undersigned, having in u

SYTE, the undersigned, having in use c.
~ CULTS Patent Cook Stovc-the Queen
Of tie W">t," Inproved-chccr!uliy testify u
It's superior qualities, in cc"nvcnienccs OF ar
rangernenf, in despatch in cooking; in a large
o>cn. u.5ro' y'!v ana r"en!ariy heated on all
..."-; q tlr4-.l:.y Of plates, ami in great econo-
.r.y in fuel.
Rot *. Wo.is. wv. c. s Co.;) J.. B. Crock
e., Esq Sa:a'l L. Wilson, (W. & Bro.:) {.
Keamlp, ESQ, Fl. Baldwin, Esq; DR.. J. :.
Clark: {. Carney, Esq, Opt. u. ". Atchi-
son; VIM. II. Corhy, Esq; VIM. B. HUFF; :.
Finn; jonathan Zones,
Tie above are i few Only o hun3reis who use
an recommend this stove.
N. B.-Plates warranted. Satisfaction guar.
lantied.
Also-Goodhue's Patent P:.rlor Corf Stores,
three sizes. To see these et,.es arl IT," 4 m
is to buy and recommend them; thcy stand with,
out a rival.
Goodhue's Patent Air-Tiaht Sto, IS, seven
sizes AM patterns; among them, the Zach. lay.
ilor Air-Tight, all unequalled for construction,
style and finish.
! Gooihue's Patent Premium Cook Stoves;
Drum Stoves; Box Stoves; iluted Coal Stoves:
seven and ten plate Stoves; Crates and Hollow
ware.
\ full and constant supply Of the above ar
are kept on hands and offered, wholesale
and and ~ret.i!, at %fairest rates, only by
JOEL F. LIGHTNER & Co,
1873 Main street, two doors south Of the Eir-
GINA Hotel, st. Louis, Mo.
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TAILORING.

y HNHEnnirrSigned having located permanent
"a ly IN The town OF Louisiana, is DOW pre-
pared TO make every description Of e.rmenis,
to order, in the latest fashion wiz, ~r~qtro<< an
All work crtrn.: :. -, rrr ~!
be warranted 10 he m 90 in w~nri,nan he man
ner, ana on reasonable terms.
Shop on the corner OF Main and Georgia, OPP
rositeO e.. Tinker. s. Fl. NcGREW.
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JOB

- Our friends in the country who wish
bills struck, or job work Of any kind neat
Iy executed, can be accommodated at this
office, at the shortest notice, and upon the
most reasonable terms.
Banner Office, March 9Th. 1s47.
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WAGON MAKING & BaAC4>rrYr1ss.<:

S;TONE s. TANNER, having associate.
- themselves taGc:hor It,. &c p,Tuosc G, ~
urying on the WAGON, ERL8CE .u.|a-
ING Gnd EL.4CEENITIL.fG Bi.fETH"H
respectfully ailno,Ii.cc - tue c.liEr:-s %! innisia-
Ma and the surrounding country, TIT TIM re
prepared 10 ,xc"ute any or .,r IN their line, ii
the shortest n~otica. a,.i upnn tie most rea>cna-
BILE terms. They viii kc,u constantly on !anl,
at their naw frame b]Uil!D.e, on Georgia ST.,
west Of the oh trici;, 4 god SUPPLY vi Wagons
and Carriages OF the best materials. All work
done by them will be warranted.
Louisiana, June 18th, 1877.
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MJdntum, D,arrha, Children
cutting teeth, &c.
= & HIS remedy has been usedb by DR.. Robinson
& in his private practice upwards Of seven
years, and in no single instance has it been
know to fail where it has been administer
ed in that most distressing disease, the sum-
mcr complaint. Is Prepared and sold by
the proprietor at his office, over Richards
Hardware Store, Hannibal. Mo.
Also for sale by Messrs. E. s. D. Draper,
water street, Louisiana, Mo.
Price 90 cents. July 26.
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LORENzO NEWMAN. SAMrL l.. ALLEN.
NEWNAS5 & ALLEN

HHaving this day associated them e.
SseIves together in the Boot and il
Shoe trade, take this method of saying 10 the
citizens of Louisiana and its vicinity, that
they intend to keep IN hand "A complete as
Sortment Of Boots and Shoes of their own,
as well rs of Eastern manufacture, which
they are determined TO sell as, low as t!lcy
can be sold in Pike county.
81 mimLLe siir-pencc is 6cNrr Man aahin
shiAIng;" and with tits motto in view.
they are determined to trade on TIE cheap
cash system, with the hope olliberaI patron
age. NEWMAN. s ALLEN.
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The undersigned hsviag located III
the Tnwn 81 Louisiana. and beingassocia.
tel VII. IS Old lrecept,r. DIR. F. n.
BANr.rr~.) in t,e DIFF, r"n, branches of his
pro-, >..uu. II, rs Lis services 20 Tie ,rblic
nd i."rrs " strict attention to husinsss to
rnrrii q ;gt Il plhlic Eatronaec.
u.ar" en- Georgia sire ct, nextdoor north
ra>, e! tie S,tirs ~Aop Of CL.ar!eyiiit &c,
JAMES L. WOOD, NJ. d.
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MY LIFE is LIKE THE SUMNER ROSE

ny RICHARD EE:;ay WILDE.
NV life is like tie sumrms rose
That opens - lie morning. sky.
Bat ere the shades of Gycn;Nr ciosa.
Is scattered OF the grouni-to die!
Yet on the roses hnnaIle head
TG,e sweetest Gews Of night are she'd,
As # ste went tie waste to SEQ
Bat name snail weeH a tear for inc!
NV life is like :lIc autumn leaf
That trcmbles in The moons pale ray!
Its hold is frail-itS date is hrisf,
Restless and sonn to pass away!
Yet, ere that leaf shall fall and fade,
The parent tree will mourn its shade,
The winls bewail the ~leaiess tree,
But none shall breathe asigir for me!
My life isAke the prints which feet
Have left on Tampa's desert strand;
Soon as the rising tide shall beat,
All trace will vanish from the sand;
Yet, as if grieving to efface
All vestige of the human race,
On that lone shsre loud moans the sea
But none, alas! shall mourn for met
Democratic banner., 1847-10-18

is-rs,aa: Hc,al-v.y>..'. .'zc.,.
F,r t1.rt,ir LJ,jF .aE, Ta,";'.
N"HH CTR. p,la,y, I:4r."rc. F."l
.IrrtH|yi,, UCryrI" a"' - IL.
Thr splendid, ms @ni fast ranni.. pas-
*aurcr steamer OCEAN WAVE, james
Whitney, Jr., master, as resumed her r. n
lar ti.VS, m.bin. t"o trips i week. So
iwiI!rsye 81. Louis III every Tuesday AND
cvcaing, Il , O'Clock, ami arrive a
Clarksviiic every W"ln>4ay and Saturday
~ e O'Clock, \. NJ, Louisiana at ] n'clncl,
Hannibal and mayion City at II O'Clock,
IQnir-cy at II O'Clock. Lagrange Canton and
fully at ? o'clock P. " Alexandria and
and Warsaw at / o'clock, Kcokuk at 6 o.
tcoloK. Returning, wiillcavc kcoknh We'd
I~ncsIays and Saturdays, Alexandria, Warsaw,
Lagrange and TulIy, SAINT evening, Quincy
on Thursdays and Saturdays and Sundays
al 3 O'Clock, 4. NJ, Marion City AT 9o'clock
Hannibal at 10 O'Clock, Louisiana at 4 o.
o'clock, GAINESVILLE at i II O'Clock, p. ",
and arrive at st. Louis every Thursday and
ISunday night.
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Notice is hereby given

TO all persons interested, thai at the next No
'vember term OF the County Court of Pike Co.,
the undersigned, Guardian Of Sarah Washington
Sanford and Nancy Ann Sanford, intends resign
ing his Guardianship ofthe said Sarah Washing
ton and Nancy Ann Sanford, at which time all
Interested can attend.
JOEL MAGEE, Guardian.
Aug. 3C.h, 1877.
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D3ssoLyrl0g e. CoPAIaTsERsEszE'.

EavHE Copar;ncrsIip heretofore existing be,
tween The UNDERSIGNED. under The style Of
F. & D. Draper, was dissolved on the 18th inst
and having taien. INTO CcpartrcrShip our brother
Pli!anGer Draper, the business will hereafter he
conducted url'.r the name and style OF Edwin
Draper & Brothers. As it is essential that The
business Of the oil firm s!ouid be closed up as
speedily as possible, all persoDs indeLicdto them
whether Ly ru.e, Book account or otherwise. are
requested 10 make settlement and payment as
EDWIN DRAPER.
DANIEL DRAPER. Jr.
Louisiana, August, 10Th, 1917.
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b3r. J.. Il. Mcclure,

,. IKE tIi> mr;t.o.. ol teI.icgirg lis :! srfs
L. l., a.. 70: Tx liberal patronage I'll
frr 'r-. = liz. .;GI:- ;hc cA:s,CLce C: tie fra
as ii j. : Lis!..ge. Since the Gissv!a;i-n
til n. .' ! = jctc:n..ccd 10 loctit himself
'nir ",...y iii the town o! Lru!si: r.. 5rG 10
".-t ht> we >.,,r&l services TO tie ~rit.zcEs CT
" r. =" It's ,~.o:"ity, hoping ly ',riet ait't-
i'a. {. -, g" n~i"deiate charges, 70 receive a
. 50. ..- ~:!olyye.
:, i, Oh Georgia street, cFo'ite
! :. -, r.> ."r.. IL lie second house east
,:' 2 ~, ..w I,..i.
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EH;uIN nE!I3E3 ( DItiilL!.E,
C0E.rER STORE, Hiatsr Street,
InTI%TANA, MO.

LGUL@TANA, MO,
. FOST respectfully tenGcr tl.eir thanks 10
VI .i.- . .~rir!n.s and the p~ul.ir. Tor TIE l!@rrai
supper u d." Lite iirH. OF y. & =. Draper 81"
solicit Il ~,ati"uance OF Tic SINE. ]. 10. III o
their present e]Ntcnsiv STOCK .. Go $, q ; vii
in 4 ,cw 3ays lc in receipt q laG.n at -.
al G! l':sh they "G d,t-rE.i:., n II 'rr
leash 81 PRODUCE, IS lew - 10y ,s"-i.:-
,cl hoasc in he country. I!c@sc give u q al
before Purchasing, and 10 not tth" de w"riS Of
I~orIrrr grRso"s 10. car fr!ccs:-j"'s .or ya"r-
iseltcs.
Orr con-crirnccs for Tie ctcr;o", Sl,;pra"rt,
AMI Sale OF Produce, arc cq:a'. il net superior.
ito any house in the country, and tue h1cc.. pot
we haze received tie present season, hrs
induced us 30 prepare TO ply special attention
10 that business. We are prepared % contract
for PACKING PORK or COMPRESSION, and
when desired, AID notified in tine, viii furnish
Barrels All Salt.
We will advance Goods at any time OF Por|:,
and make Cash advances on Pork packed, or 9th
er produce shiprciby US.
August goth, l&4T.
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ssa'. =, !. 'E'rirnbIe.

s[' 30 0 2kE&s|k~
-iN.Ej i'".'.t Permanently in (larks-
,.... &c. r..r, h.> services to TIE cil-
IS -. ~. 49,, - ,~i,l!;:, in the prsc-
" -; 81. "a. %":c.!y.
-. IT. Trsrssl.a.;a University,
L',;'. ..., ~, 81. l..y.ag Witnessed many Of
t." "rau, oH.r..;,"s performed by Professor
.nuplrv c. that pIgce, hr ~ii.ttcrs himself that
lie will b" abe. il called CT, 10 render entire
satisfaction N r,rrs branch o; his profession.
lie hopes by the mUSt assiiuous attention to
the v:Tiol, duties OF his profession. and mode
&c charges. 20 merit a share Of public patron
age.
II" will also keep a general assortment Of
Drugs, medicines, pcrtunlcry, paints, ellis, SC,
which will Re sold very low fer cash.
March -, 1871 Im50.
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Regular Packet,
Far CtiyhsriIio, L2a2lnmG, Hannibal,
N,yi.n CITY. Quincy, Lagrange, IuLy,
.2eTdndril, UcrSGW nna Ncok"k>
xa~ The new, elegant light
a n d%raIcif, ana lat runuin"
.l&iti-1 = passenger steamer LUCY.
I-:es2 BEItTRA1i. Ci.%s. Dean,
= I=4S HIl>,lr, Will yin regular
Is from St I.ciis 70 The above mentioned ports,
Touching Il ali The intcrmcli nte landings.
LrsvI%G ST. Louis
GA every Monday and Thursday, 1t j o'clock,
Pm. RrURyIX":
VIII leave KrokH', Ga Turs.isy> and Fridays.
at , o'clock. p =; Warsaw, Alexandria, Tnliy
am. I.-T-,.sc, SINE evenings; Quincy. CA Ncd-
nrs - 49,, SATURDAYS, ii : O'Clock. ! :; Nh
ri = CIV. II .naii,4i, Louisiana. C!rrh>y:..t IN,
I...'ir-, s.u.v lays
Every ral:.> %.ayia1 been t;l'nta r,r:,cr tie
.rsyr packet in every ~ sim; : II aec"na-
lad. IL Il anI seed. Together ~! u" rt""si
r,.e::.t;ty H. T.. tin. . .'r.s ~ =
az, shippers ~ n-~S,u". r. .r. '..- r':y
.ua,otic pre-, 1t arranr"m,u.. '.r ..'.-.' ~
ss,ec, alp!y cn .'.Ed.
REGULAR SH.."i-WEE"L! :..r!f
Far Cn.hyri",. L.,i,.a.l, N......'
-I,ri.n CH+. , 'inaY, L~aEr@:4., Z.
.2..r "a tri9, E.r.u% .ai H i i.
naw mi y;re 4 passenger ~sr,a2!,r
KATE KEAENEY. J,~rs Wm..rY.
Jr., master, viii commerce !.r r,gr' p TIPS a.
,!.c,. If tie ] ~ae!r!r, on w s"- rr,. N|.
i..-t.-i.AH:.r -. l..u.< every We ~.
,SairrLn. =, y o'clock, =. Il. For irr.-at e. ?s-
..,-n .r.ty on irarI.
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DIacksEll;tEli.lG

Il XII! also furnish
hi, accn, +. 4. T!a>!v. VIZ.
OF the best nat rial, N of =
ship. Al work IRON lie lyi
wars":'ci H. :c... statistic,
Loli., hc vii! he ale to pnrc
cr n tc!ills d lpcr than IL
lhy country smiths, and thcreh
l.. Louisiana To sell his wcr,:
be sold by oti.cr. in Tic same Il
JOH,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-23
The Female dress of the present
day.

We are inclined to think that the fe-
male attire of the present day is, upon
the whole, in as favorable a state as the
most vehement advocates for what is
called nature and simplicity could desire.
1t is costume in which they can dress
quickly, walk nimbly, eat plentifully,
stoop easily, loll gracefully, and in short
perform all the duties of life without let
or hindrance. The head is left to its
natural size, the skin to its native purity,
the waist its proper region, the heels
at their real level. The dress is calcu-
lated to bring out the natural beauties of
the person, and each of them has, as far
as we see, fair play. Flounces are a
nice question. We like them when they
wave and flow, as in very light materi-
al-muslin, or gauze, or barege
lady has no outline, and no mass, but
looks like receding angel, or dissolving
view; but we do not like them in a rich
material, where they flop, or in stiff
one, where they bristle and where they
break The flowing lines of the petticoat,
and throw light and shade where you do
not expect them. In short, we like the
gown, that can do without founces, as
Josephine liked face that could do
without whiskers, but in either case il
must be good one.-Quarlerly Reuie,c.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-23
Hlisfrllaneous.
STORY OF THE BELL.
TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN,
BY CLARA CUsHMAN.

Ever hne great trAo makes acquaintance by
chance. The little things which please much are not
obtained by direct search find them when they are
least expected, aud where they supposed to be
long. Such tthe is the following. We have READ ma
ny affecting instructive and moral little efforts, but Ger.
iainy none to surpas this. It's quiet paho tho
with which it is mpregnated, the beneficial and pous
tone, tpops without being fanacal) in which it cloth
ed, and the skill eynced in It's construction, render it
true qom aud of readers will pass
by unnoticed.-[NOah's Messenger.
The village was small, and the church
was not cathedral, but quiet, unos-
tentatious, stone chapel, hall covered by
climbing plants, and a forest Of dark
trees around it. They shaded the inte-
rior so completely in the summer after
moons, that The figure of the altar piece
painted, the villagers ayerrcd, by Al
brocht Durer--could scarcely be dis
tinguished, and rested upon the broad
canvass mass of shadowy outlines.
A quaint carved belfry rose above
the trees, and in the bright dawn of the
Sabbath, a chime sweet and holy hoated
from u, calling the villagers to their de-
votlons; but the bell whose iron tongue
gave forth that chime was not the bell
that my story speaks of-there was an
other, long before that was cast, that had
hung for years, perhaps century, in the
same place. But now it is no longer
elevated IFS tongue is mute, for it lies
upon the ground at the foot of the
church tower, broken and bruised. 1t
is half buried in the rich mould, and
there are green stains creeping over it,
eating into its iron heart no one needs
il now, for those who had brought il
there are sleeping coldly and silently all
around in the church yard. The shadows
OF these dark trees rest on many graves.
= How came the old bell TO be thus
neglected. A new generation arose
d" See," they said, "the church where