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MlENAGAA,
MEDICAL CARD.
SOUTHERN MEDICAL OFFICE,
NO. ID 'C.3RO,NIJEIET 81.

Two THE PUBLiC.-Nine years permanently located
IN this city, combined with the unvaried success oui
peculiar system of treatment for Syphitic Mercria and all
chronic complaints has met with during that time has fully
ana >onndly established our reputation
The Southern Medical Office No IS CarOndelet
street established IN 1870 for the of all Chronic aec-
IONS IS with few exceptions known all; the only OBJ
ect OF tS card Is to inform those who know loca-
non la afflicted with any of those private diseases which
are lotnna'eV so prevalent, they consult with
certainty and guarantee of cure
o those especially who from immOlerate of Mer
he homes noe urnal Rheumatism. itching the chest
iocheS the skin, Ulcers the throat general debility
nav ruined Their constitution recommend to call
rs Tor confident that the prompt and permanent re-
mel they will derive from the active effects
WIZ at convince them of capablity of fulfilling
what we profess.
We do not boast of making rapid and hastv cures bu or
satisfaction 10 perform thorough and radical ones in As
shor space OF time it possibly lie done with advan
tase and safety TO the patient. "
We will not here, through a newspaper medinm enter in
Any eiapoa'e remarks regarding venerea affections II is
ahd poor matrimonial and single; all will observe if
any person affcted with complaint of that nature cannot
Grass ms peculiar case with of those hat we desclo
uedse) Dy calling at oie will give him free nj
II e,seS what explanation advice he may desire
oiteh happens that illmed of shame mr. doad
discovery deters patient from applying to those who
rom education and repectabily can befriend hin, aIn'
ny treatment till all the constitutional symptom. If IL;
hoTu disease make their appearance - "'''
10 snch the doctor pledges himself tn preserr. t. -
NoIape secrecy and from his extensive practice and e,
eee' ne can confidently recommend safe and speedv ce
Office NJ 10 f.,,5,. =, L.. {. THOMSON
mon sign OF the Marble Escnlapian Statue P1;r,t ON
lance INST door to the right of No Is in ~ en-
lllNdte esleSs Doth In Common and Carondeef SO lie
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DAILY CRESCENT.
LOVE ON !

Love on love on, ye hapless sons OF earth;
Life has no joys that love cannot impan
Then let not sadness cloud ths spirits mirh-
Love though ye clasp phantom to the heart.
Love, though the thing ye love be cold in death.
Though eyes are dim that shone with light divine:
Love for though mortal beauty perisheth
The heart its emory shall still enshrine.
Though dead the flowers that gentle fingers wreathed
Faded with all that made them dear;
Though lips be mute, that sweetest music p'ea'ie"
Their dulcet tones shall nger on the ear
1--we on love gives We all your 10Y, and brings
raw of hope to light the darkest honr;
LIES brightest sunshine ON the heart 1t iines'
Piercing the clonds that on your path may lower
Love on love on We hapess sons OF earth
Life has no Joys that love cannot lmpan
Then let not sadness cloud the spirit mld' -
Love though ye clasp phantom to the hean u
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Denai ~ S t4s The Carroiites Bo;i.oa,
re Lafayette 1 Po 81 rdo and Baonne streets ,ea'e the
and Batonne eye5q sf fr leave the corner of Canal
corner of Cbampsr r. Railroad ca leave the na aa
iufng the day secs and Old streets ever ho e
Champs Eiyses s sss Railroad Cars leave the cornar
Canals -T1s n" GOOD Children stnaeis ~'"'' VI
city terminL Lake Ponteharain; the Ola rt Mn
terminus and the Port of Bayou St john it, oseh eng
Lake cor nec,s the Second Mum icipaitv ,h
tween Julia s,reeS ne New BASIN on Cr u, street be-
o Laihrop ts lake tefmps. "sihs ' e'o terminus,
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River Premiums.
troD. Ns,e 0rtean.

To Wick bnrg and al ;,.,.I:. pct prem
IL SMemphs, Mills Point, Randolph Manciester hS'" z
iiym n0ti liarrisonburg, VermilIionvle O.
Inmhpla, Function Franklin, St MartinsyiIIe
To Loaisy h St a1Ia onEis Ey,nsvs r:o A@r4
To Vneennesu Se"meas Gar and GrenaAal @r
To Cncnnaii, MaysVIe Portsmouth ,,o.v..I @l4
To Cafksvie, Wheensa nf P Anns,edam .rs01
To B fnf iKS seRTss Ala Hs02s
70 Fort Smith, and ione.. ,o,o:n: 63
40 Alexandria and Nalchioehess" 'hed hver). .aa@3a
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no . n S..

MEDICAL TENT BOOKS, &c.-Medical students can
IH find at the New Orleans Statoners' Warehouse, IL
the and best 81 a k at nn
fishers prices This collection embraces works IN every
branch OF the Healing Art and stands unrvaed as com
plete Libra nv for the Student of Aedicnea at he same
price as they sold in Boston, Kew York and lhlade
pha As the list too extensive for an ordinary a1Sefse
Faculty generally respectfully invited The subscriber
feels assured that critical examination OF the stock anu PHI
mh5 j. B. STEEL, II Camp ST.
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Rata ----
residence of Foreipn c

.Wonter idaa. 'ISh VA Merle, Esplanade street
Denwarg f. " m Nogel. So BienviiIe Stree,
EsaG"narJS' F., Vles. los Common street. ee''
Portugal v M Mure, 10 Royal street
Haaoger T., y. Souvea cor Common K c,ro,,
Belgium LINES LINES . Behn, s. Bienvie street o"'eet'
Holland 80 + NI " ID, behn. IS Bienville street
.NormGv Il II Ward, 81 Common street
Prussia. - W. 'ieS,fsaes, "A Old Leyee
.7MStriG II II nrogel, s. BienviIle street
Bremen -. Frei. G,uhi,f, . Exchange Place
Rassia E ,srisn 81 Rodewald % BanSPI,ro
France .. Johns, ITO Poydras street i'ee
BrdsH... pia,r -, corner St Peter and p -
j,en RReEnaqd "a Tchonnito,h.aa mari SIS
Spain Ta1o Heinrich Elmer Ercbsnas Street pI
u u Daron, 81 Common i, . street
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Rates of Postage on Letters, etc.

LETTERs-For a single letter. not exceeding half an
ounce (avordupoise,) sent not exceeding 800 miles 3
For every half ounce and any excess over every nan
ounce, the same rates of postage; and when aasef
tised, two cents each letter, four cents, II the
advertising cost much additional. ,
For drop letters not to be mailed each.
CIRCuLARs-For any printed circular handonl' auVef-
NkwspApERs-Of 1900 square inches, or less sent over
80 and not more than 100 miles, or any distance
within the state,
Sent such distance, IT
Observation-Disclosures to subscnbers3 cents each prepaid
or moi forwarded from the POst-office,
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No. A gentleman meeting one of his friends who
was insolvent, expressed great concern tor his EN-
bs rra ssment. You are mistaken, my dear sir,
was The reply. It's not l. it is my creditors who
are embarrassed
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BANKING HOUSES.

Robb & CO. Office, No 4s f,amn st,oa, . e..
above Gravier lamp street, lew doors
ol Martin & Co. Office No 81 Magazine street N.,
d horace Bean Office No. "a Camp street corner Of
Common '' 81 lamp street, corner of
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A CARD.

II IN IN i ne BEN Eft OF THE AFFLICTED -K,ou,
in s me extreme hazard which strangers run in cnn"u
m MUSICIANS Tor the of private diseases oy;n ~
deem a ba no. OF many who profess such
Ne aois Dnf an act OF kindness towards The
YEAR Is sp % STREET stale that in the
oS APPALLING form and for months toreter ana
G me pes regular medical practice could obain "; Mn
on AL length heard OF Dr. MrLLEss great reR gew
he estna 5ea 10 nm and to great Joy in three ypen
Jan T. io4'' lmhl6 1ml SAMUEL ROBBERSsInleNSns '
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OrD PApERs-The Morning Chronicle, which
is the oldest London Journal, has existed ~ years.
the Morning Post Is and Herald 10 Neither is as
old as the Courant, which Is now III It's Sith year
L,rffnrd Eour0uf
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PERSSE & BROOKS,

DIAPER MANUFACTURERS. &c, Nos; IS ana W
Nassau STREET between Maiden Lane and John Sire ',
Nep York. p Il b; manufacture Paper OF various srr
and descriptions and having constant operation " @
Mills at Windsor Locks three 81 inch Foudriner Mand
with fourteen Engines are enabled to execute order a. o
notice. while all Papers made by them be relied upo"
uniformity of weight, color &c They also ye PaIuPE
attention TO their PRINTING and PATENT ENN hI EN-
PAPERS, large supply Of which they have Constant
hand together with stock of iithog %
ni,Sne uardwae Cloth, Wrapping, Tea, Shoe ana oand
PAPERS, COored Mediums &c. Trunk, Binders pVogrJ,
and Straw Boards. Also-FeItiugs, Paper Vine pO''
Celebrated Bleaching Powders. nils
Inc highest price paid for Rags Rome Cutngs, ~ ~"
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Port Officers Jos Swiler, Harbor. master LIST Munic
paty; Francis Quares do I'd do E. Sheridan, do Sd do
d. S,ickney. Master Warden.
J. Clark S. High A. Capdeviele Port Wardens.
Josiah Cole F. Lefebyre. G. Bouigny, A. Lvaudais and
T. Lanaux, Inspectors Of Flour.
and Inspectors of Beef and Pork.
Joseph Dubuc Insp. Weights and Measures LIST Municy
"A. Prieur, E. Duriye, J. J. Wheny, s. w. Polk. P. A.
Gieen 4. bupanei inspectors Of Tobacco. n C. Hall
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Gas Works Office on Common street, opposite the 81
Charles Hotel m DIR. Campbell, Superintendent; Georgt
Allen Foreman 2. J. Gleises Collector Gas Ligh Gam
mittee James Robb, Charm. L. w. Wells, Secy.
Water Works Office. No Is Carot,deet street, Jane
Saul President s. T. Percy Sec'y; j. p. C0uion Supern
tendeDt: William Wright, Collector.
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]. B. STEEL, IA Camp st.
VALUABLE LAW BOOKS.

HOICOMBES DIGEST OF THE DECISIONS OF
III THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES. from its organization the present time. ncu
ding the 9TH volume Of Towards Repos-by James P Ho
combe. Esq,-1SiS.
A SELECTION OF LEADING CASES UPON
CRIMINAL LAW, decided in the L. 5. Supreme Court.
with Notes and liustratons-by james r. Hocombe Esq,
i vol. Svo
SMITHS COMPENDIUM OF MERCANTILE LAW,
from the third aud last English edition. greatly enlarged b
the addition OF Notes and References American Autho
tiesiy James 7. lloIcombe and VIM Y. Ghosou of Gin.
cnnai--in handsome volume
WARREN'S POPULAR AND PRACTICAL IN
PRODUCTION TO LAW STUDIES, with illustrations
from American Law-AppIelons and improved edi-
tlon-in one handsome volume
,,,, A Al I following at reduced prices:
CIVIL CODE OF LOUISIANA;
Series;
MARTINS CONDENSED REPORTS OF THE ST.
PREME COURT OF LOUISIANA:
BENJAMIN AND SLlDELL'S DIGEST-EplarseG
Edition;
DESLllXS,,ss S, DIGEST IT AND GENERAL INDEX;
GREINER'S LOUISIANA DlGEST ''''''oH
Just received and for sale the New Orleans Satjone
warehouse. ]. b. STEEL
lnllo IN IA Camp street.
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vT'HE STANDARD PRONOUNCING DICTIONARY
(Suenne') of the French and English languages IN
two parts Part L. French and English: Part H. English
and French The first part comprehending words in
mon use terms connected with science terms belonging to
the fine arts 1000 historical 1000 geographical names
Ii 900 terms lately published with the pronunciation OF every
word according TO the French Academy and the most emf
critical remarks in which the various methods OF prononnc
ing employed by different authors investigated and com
pared with each other The second part containing cop
Vocabulary of English words and expressions with the
PRONUNCIATION according 10 Walker The whole preceded
by PRACTICAL and comprehens system of French pronnn
citation By Gabriel Surenne, F. a. 5. E., French Teacher
atica Society of Paris Lecturer Military History the
Scottish Naval and Military Academy, and author of several
works Education.
Also, REDS DICTIONARY Of the English language,
containing the Pronunciation, Etymoogy and Explanation
of all words authorised by eminent writers
Just received and for sale the New Orleans Sationers
Warehouse and Emporium for Standard Miscellaneous,
Polite and School Literature -
ml5 J. b, STEEL IA Camp ST,
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MEDICAL
IWI DlCAI, .
PRIMARY affections symutnns virrI. =.

PRIMARY affections symptoms. virulen, A..
peculiar IN their natnre that unfortpna,d (el,
able 10 discuss them 1t lsa therapeuc Iar "
ance the more the disease penetraes INTO Tho %
lis specific nature and undergoing the tran stoe ~
tend asSimilae TO diseases Of another natnr
icnlt does the treatment become. General SvniH m0Ed
taneous and takes place under host OF d4pna nuns O
ienosantly prescribed symptoms of those MeDs
properly distinguish he'd, yield TO professional VIA
rative order; and the safest method is a rad;cs
primary affections in the shortest possible time s =, &
time subdung their characteristic chain of spro AZ e
DR.. ALLON, Is Canal street thoroughly anJ os
cures all OF those diseases. The Doctor conten euag
emotions of great satisfaction his success Tba rs viii
few record, in the annals of the heargg e aH
afford more striking proof OF my triumph over i a' Ed4
the thoroug h and complete OF well knn e% tl
this city } that looked upon as desperate an zoe
reach of human aid Dr. Maon's office, are nj 10 91dG
Street. The Doctor has removed to rs Janai
doors from Royal street, '' Si e'l, 5l
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New Orleans Chamber of Commerce.
sJ PETERS President JAMES Dick, WM: L. HoDsE
Vice Presidents Committee Of 4ppeGls: IT, +. Mchenna
VIM. H. Avery, w. G. Mylne, w. Bogar, VIM Mure and
l., IA Elmer
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PRINTERS AND BINDERS, wARERooM'

Nos % and 81 t;oid street, NeU YOrk
I'HE subscribers continue to manufac- S-EA1
= tnre, at greatly reduced prices, T{sT
PRINTING PRESSES, Standing Press H.axaaF
es, Hydraulic Presses, &c. &c, of the most A8lNSs
approved kind. among which their i'm ATSxrz%
proved Double and Single CYLINDER WsSll4A
MACHINE PRESSES for Newspaper FoSssszssS
and Book work Gard Printing Machines Il
and the Washington and Smith HAN D-13e@-e~saBo--
PRESSES with without their Patent Iron Roller Boys
ChaseS, Gases Impos ing Stones Composing Sticks pre-
hne' Furniture Ink, &c, &c, constantly hand 4 ~
Guiding Type furnished at the shortest notice, and on D'
pound D.,
Editors and Publishers will be supplied with estimate s
detail Tor Printing Offices Bndery, by informing Us Of U"
STYLE and quantity of work they desire to do rr
i ne subscribers are prepared 10 furnish Castings ci go
Size or description, Mt the lowest price.
Cash paid for old Cast Iron. - ,,t
he subscribers also uacure Cast Steel Neil Ph W
Gut, Circular and other Saws supply OF which they ~
constantly on hand. [mh5 12ml X. HOE w.
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MOSQUITO NETTING.
ROBINETT. Muslin Linen and Cation nIJTsOIrrro
by Mel large stock on hand and for sale ehean
"ho o. SoS. ETTER, 20 Camp 81
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SPERM OtL.-20O0 gals best Winter Strained :, -.
~ and bbls., for sale by e' ''iai"eu In casks
mho S. w. CUTTER. 70 poydras st.
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BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE

PLEDGE II without solemnly pledge my honor
craze any Sprtnous or Malt Liquors. Wine or Cider
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS, TEACHERS AND
FAMILIES.
s WooDALL,, BOOKSELLER and statoner, 4o Camp
~ street has hand at all times for SALE at the lowest
P Hn all kinds Of SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATION.
1000 SCHOOL PRfWERs-various kinds.
5000 SCHOOL READERS, do
5000 ARITHNIETICS-Ora and written
1000 WERSTERS and WALKERS DICTIONA
RIES.
100 Dozen Elementary and other SPELLING BOOKS
500 Mitchell's BIOGRAPHIES and ALIASES
1000 Primary BIOGRAPHIES for Beginners
500 GoodIich's HISTORIES OF THE UNITED
STATES-Pictonal and Plain
500 Parley's lst I'd and Sd Books of History
$50 COMSTOCK'S PHILOSOPHY.
Together with an immense stock of SCHOOL BOOKS
OF all other departments of EducatOn-suc Grammars
Rhetoric, Astronomy Mathematics. Geology Botany Ger.
man. French, Spanish, Greek. Hebrew and Latin
so Gross best COPY BOOKS.
100 Dozen do States
10,000 SLATE PENCILS.
100 Gross low priced CEDAR PENCILS
800 do STEEL PENS. in boxes and on cards
200 ReamS low priced ruled CAP PAPER.
300 do do LETTER do.
so Gross Black INK-vari0us kinds
Together with large stock of Medical Books Misce
laneous and Juvenile Books, Novels, Tales ETC.
. tw All of which will be sold low for cash at No 40
Camp street. mh16-3t
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M Y y \ SAA,
NOTICE.
mo THOSE AFFLICTED WITH y

I2sE hrF tsanI,Ien Of E 15a WEN xEtNERE
shed that all that is necessary to say TO those WI @
unfortunate as to have contracted any one o ~
DISEASES known and called SECRET MS uoe lRtp
part Of their various forms IS that the wrieI
successful practice of tWentySN years conlinaj ug
NENEREAL DISEASES and Diseases of the RIouI sht
treated and relieved many hundreds who were s hls
many OF whom had been under the Treatment s, al NJ
physicians without receiving any benefit enat emas
you positively safe, certain and speedy cure SH9
OF the UNFORTI NATELY AFFLICTED see this 81 mould
ment they would do well to call at No S. CS1 ar
STREET before applying elsewhere and avail Il OAROr,
the benefits of the subscriber long and
mills I'm u. +. MULLEN, s. CTSto,nypN4 pertls
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opposing them Misguided men How uttoJs ~
sIbe to arrest their spread The exraounary ES
Gates are constantly flowing in to the Company finn
parts OF the country; certificates which have aopi H.
most respectable citizens. Many of these teimonia hug
been submitted to gentlemen OF great distinction wIo b
carefully examined them to see that they are rerGr
Among these are the Rev. N Bangs. D. d. of The NAS
dist Episcopal Church, and Francis Hail. Esq editor r1
New York Commercial Advertiser We finally submits
The Hon. VIM " Brady, the Mayor of New York vA
has given his certificate, under the Great Seal of he I'm
that they genuine and reliable -"
with such names, fear opposition We are GtiGs
at every point and solicit continuance of the unesam
patronage we have already received, We would ealnsi6
advise
ls That in every neighborhood where there is no (r
berg Depot, immediate steps should be taken 10 sr
one. BY addressing the General Agent OF any dBt1,
this can be secured
I'd Families should club together and get immediate ,g
3d. Emgrant Societies and other planthropc bodies should
Ofthe GRAEFENBERGv VEGETABLE PILLS ,u,
10000 boxes are sold each and eecry week.
OF the HEALTH BITTERs, an enormous quantity
These extraordinary bittes are sold at % cents paper and
are warranted to make two quarts of Bitters sppeofe
in the world, They are composed of Roots, Herbs Bail
and Vines gathered in the forests and paes Of Ana
lea and are speedy and certain restorative of weak and
The other Medicines of the Company are of equa value
and T, are a =, f t99 HHiupr,c sns,n,,r, co,
POUND-THE GRAEFENBERG EYE LUTON
THE CHiLDRES'S PANACEA-THE GREEN
hhaoTMMTAtT 4ISTMENT ITRrf eoNsuMPf
D. HANsBRoUGH. 72 ca Mp Street, Nsn QrlGp.
La to whom applications t1T Agensies r nay be address
New York. February. 1913.
r, IL For sale BY WELD y co, Periodical Agent
tres street: ALFRED HUNTER. corner Of Elehsns'
P. NJ, City of Lataystte j. l.. VAN BOKKELi,fG. co.,
uer of Camp and st. Mary street, Lafayette, mRM
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MONTHLY RULLE-

MONTHLY RULLE-
Iva TIN .... No. s..
The world has ever been the
,cene of the iiercest strug.
gles between Truth and Err,
ror. No sooner does Truth
PROFOUND an important the.
DRY, than Error. with IFS Ie-
rion of allies, seeks TO arrest
IFS progress. a most illus
tious instance of tbs, was
the Opposition made TO the
mhmq:;ai Jenner. His mind
was led, under Providence,
10 the discovery of Naccina.
non, by which th;q dreadful
scourge, the SmaRox, was
fohbed of lis tewsrs. He
found that the matter from
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EIy P1slules upon the ndder Of COW contained ~ :.
MIc would produce the almost divine results for w EG
hau so patiently and anxiously sought Opposition anss
ndicned what they dare not deny They asserted tb,,
kaecInaed persons became covered with hair and even S
bted horns and tail and that in one case chld %
tours believing like bull But the current wan ~" w az
turned The British Parliament voted him so OOO ss,
tsd0o,V and the world sang his praises. ''''s
Ihc same spirit has come conn to 0nr ann tincs r.
while we write this Bulletin, interested persons eao S
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NAM Rooms,
IA" ROOkS

LAW ROCKS
LN Trvv o. ~
FOX SALE BY ALEAANDG -. X w.
LAW BoOKsELLERs AND siAIioNEkt, 400
Co;ner 9f 5&a rig G"a a'rGnn t, SIS, ~; ~ ~
A DDlSON ON CQSIRAtiS' ISL American, lohi Isl
N English edition, 1871 .,.. n.;: r. ,:au
American Leading Eases select decisions OF American
Courts in several departments q Law WIN eTpena IeeI,
s ng + fe W MfIaees Volume 0'
Archbod's Nis Pnus new edition. lei5-in volumes
-. CnmInal Pleading: -,,
Angel on edition. revised, corrected ana en-
I largedCls46
on w ateT;Courses.
on IIde Waters. . j,
on CorPoratlons|see0nd edition, revised, corrected
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pn1itio.1 r..

lLLUMINATIoNs.-The Examinations in honor OF
the election Of Gen. Taylor are very general
throughout the country. Seme Of the Wings made
hght Of the old Generals nomination. but the
whole party seems 70 be making hight Of his election.
CtaciRaat Dispatch.
MISSING PEoPLE.w-There is great deal in the
papers about I" missing people" We wish some
one would tell US where about 20, 900 missing dem
ocratie voters in this State are.-Bostoa Post
Two STATES FOR. VAN buren,. - The future
and the .faitea state
FREE SIZE - +" Sonny, DEAR" said fond
mother, you've dirty face" g Well, mother, y
replied the hopeful, 81 belong to the free silc parry
SINGULAR.-It is stated as a remarkable fact that
the President and Vice President elect, Gen. Tay-
Tor and Willard Fillmore, are entire strangers to
each other, and very likely will make their first
acquaintance at Washington, when called upon in
March next to assume the reins of Government
PRETTY GoOD.-We telegraphed, saws the De-
troit Bulletin, friend in Pennsylvania, the day
after election, while the excitement run high, to
know the result in that State Our inquiry was
this -" Where has Pennsylvania gone % The
reply was" She went TO the ID on a load Of
iron in the evening train