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HOTEL AND GARDENS.

BOIEL AND EAhDENS' :,
One of the most delightful residences az the S0uh
Az-zA The CARROLTON HOTEL AND GARDENS, assA
EEEE 81 miles from Canal ST., NewOHeans 0tG theee
-AAS4A- CarrotOn Railroad. ~. -
THE subscriber has the honor to announce that he B now
Ev prepared to accommodate tEttea number Oh QUAD
Frs by the day, week, or month
TERMS: -, az
par nav 20 90 Per Week $40 co. Per Month, 81 %
breakfast Dinner, and Supper, at any hour. "a
Fish Dinners to order and Private Pales accommodated
The best of Wines and Liquors,
Ice Creams Sker6sts. LgaGnade and SoadoateT sereI
at the Saloon or in the Gardens. r
Mi Pore one of the first caterers, and formerly Of
Mobile and New Orleans.
Good Stabling for thirty Horses.
IL The FLOWER GARDENS attached tOthe Hotel,
TN acres in exent are laid with much taste and ale IN
fine order and far STpGss anything OF the klnu IN te
United States. IL - Ii.
Dn TO the Gardener. . .
Every possible attention paid to yists whose patronage
Is rssDectfniIv solicited by (myItG JAMES DuRNO.
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FOR NEW YORK via HAVANA.
The steamship CRESCENT Gil 1 ss1tsls
Sf N Chas Stoddard viii leave as aboYes on 4 rn'
- DAY MORNING. August %, at ~ Q clock;
for New York, touching at Havana at which Place she WI
only stop few houn. SaieO0ms and beItns may oe 81
cured at the office of her agents but VIII be eoisaeie9
engaged until paid for Passengers for Havana afs eaesea
to obtain passports For freight passage apply 10
J. p. WHITNEY x co. % Camp street
RATES OF PASSAGE
70 Nee York. 10 Eegana.
In Saloons SO CO ~
In Lower Cabins. ..... ,............- % C0 ~ ~
In the Storage. -. -. e. ........ - W
e Letters for New York viii be taken fIee; for Havana
% cents single letter win be charged and cents lei
newspaper
B a report having been extensively circulated tat Vls
Crescent City would be Withdrawn from the route between
New Orleans and New oFk take occasion that she
has been built expressly for the trade between New ork
Havana and New Orleans and that there intention on
the part OF the owners make any ehangen her route
jy20 Up. WHITNEY & CO. Agents.
~en=A, STEAM TO BRAzos ST. JAGo-Regu-
aTiBIEA lar Paoket-Fhe superior coppeIed and cop,
- er-tasened steamship A UGUST A. Capt.
Alfred Stevens viii ply as regular packet between New
Orleans and Brazos St Jago taking freight for Mouth Of the
Rio Grande and MatamOros which viii be forwarded without
delay ample arrangements having been made for Teams
Iighers etc. TO insure Dispatch APPS 3m
MORTIMER, TURNER 4 Co, New Orleans
Agents. THOMAS +. ADDY y Co, Brazos ST. Jago.
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- ,1rAv soH H. N L e Ihe I'd int negro

n AN AWAY from the subscriber the 7h inst; negro
Is man calling himself TRJ MAN BERRY. lie "a
well known drayman for the last % years IN ms
civ and v- try to pass himself man ne Is @
about Is wears Of age feet 10 or II inches high oul @
built yellow complexion, marked with small 2OI iaLge WIS
ers and he is getting gray ms beard and head Wheh ias
be5a from he was at BcOe s. sims where he had Deei a
work and at Thomas Warrens below POydfas hafheL
M above reward will be paid for his Apprehension ana
evidence sufficient ID convict the person or persons haDoHs
him OF s25 Tor the recovery Of the nero; -
mn I5}7 # ~ III f. WADE. % TchOuDlnn'a at
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5.1AcccE-z,s- IE.uERY AMD EANoY GOODS

TUE subscribers have inst ecejyea an 3aaitigna
,'itb I1Itinr Gases of NJ l. Tobias, RO,Ee and Il iE
other supedoFmakerf a2 Fine hoG%oH c dnRfjF Fine
coil Watch Chains Keys and Seals, Ladies BRACELETS
Necklaces Breast Pins Gold Pencil Gases FInger kngs,
&c ALo a great variety Of FANCY GOODS selected Dy
enc OF The firm in the European markets CONSISTING OIL HOh
Boxes Dressing Gases fine Fans RetculeT and 2thef fancy
ARTICLES Also fne Scissors and Needles, Table Knives ana
Folks Castos CandIesicks Double and single barrei
Guns Pis oIs Revovers Bowie Knives Military focus &C.
&c. for sale moderate prices by ,,,, =, J,t.--.
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rasETONABTF sTTWW9R CLOTHING.

No 81 C4N4L STREET, Under the Planters Hotel.
TgVHE sabcr6ers have received large and fashionable
stock of LOTHiNG suitable for the present season.
and are receiving additional supplies by almost every arrival
rom New York which place they have mangiactofy:
Al hough Their terms are already pretty well known to me
Ibc bev will briefly state thathey have adopted he SAFE
system OF doing strict cash business believing TINS system
10 he As beneficial TO their customers themselves as ey
sr moi charged an extra price order to cover the Ose
hcb those WHO do credit business GCays more OF less
sustafn A call is respectfully solicited. =,
JOHN SOUTHWELL& GO. u Canal ST.
aDl5 BIN Under ths FidhLeIa iAOlei'
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PASS CHRIsTIAN HOTEL


TFVHE Hotel at this well known watering PLACE. situated
on the Gull OF Mexico within bO miles OF New -
Orleans will reopen for the reception of yiSler, on ssn
JUNE LIST. During the winter considerable atera-tI =
tions have been made the house and gounsi WIN lhe
view of adding to the comfort Of those seeking health epose
pleasure. .. -. -. -. L,ara
The Bachelors apartments, numbering sixty rooms, nave
been finished in superior manner, and the prOueOr less
no hesitation saying that they not surpassed al any
watering place in the UnIOn o.
Additional bedrooms wash houses, ironing rOOms, nc.
have been erected expressly for servants IN the employ OIL
VISiters l.-. , -
The BATHING cannot be surpassed on the coast anu
BTLTArD TABLES TENPGE ALLEYS, and Carriages are
connected with the establishment. M,
The design of the proprietor render this establishment
ls class Hotel in all lis appointments, and worthy me
Uatronage of the citizens of Louisiana and adjoining STATES
The splendid lOw-pTessue mail steamers Oregon anu jas
L. Dav leave the terminus of the railroad daily, alter June
Ist at II O'Clock NJ, arriving at the Pass at p M ahd
during the season the and elegant oWpresSufe steamer
California belonging the same line, WI, leave every alte
nate morning at o'clock, returning TO the city at II M
nextday THE steamers Mobile and MOnezuma also leave
regularly from the New Basin. l.,
Families and Others wishing to secure rooms viii please
address the subscriber , -, Ar:
R. H. MONTGOMERY Pass Christian, MISS.
~ Letters or ther malable matter left at the office o.
NJ udson corner Canal and Camp Streets % be o5Wardeo
daily HNolllls ohIuS- ~
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REXRgaMME.MT9s

~ ICE CREAM GARDEN.
TAYLOR AND CASS ICE CREAM GiARDEN'II
An those in favor of supporting an establishment oil
this nd will be kind enough call and put IN SNeF1
their votes II will cost ten cents for the best glass
Of Ice Cream that can be found in this CITY, Judge la
from the demand and from what my customers say );
Perhaps they aerng me the only way to test pna =
acknowledge that greedy, like all the balance oil the
human kind the more custom have, the more am ahN'
r b. WOODWORFH,
iy7 Inn corner of ST. Charles and Union SITS.
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WRIGHT 8 90. ~ ChanIs. .


rrlrR ROY aged about 30 ye4n feet ore
i1rhes bigh scomDexi0n copper cplotf rat1et Rks
inclined 10 be bald gsnteel ip hs gpp2ars1gs 5ne az
dyess he WIS purchased rom ~, o. fsfpweA, . -
III spisyille Ky by Mr. 81 VI BaggeHtyi pt Hat, ~
yon county Teas suitable reward VII be PAD 1911 ms
delivery 70 [Jyi361 HoHT Eohp, Il 81 CAAiiea st.
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6PEEIAL NoTIGES.

Eae Mrs G. e. da P0NTE, would respectfully
inform those persons who are desous Of leaning either
DRAWING On PAINTING that She is prepaIed 20 give
private lessons to young Ladies either Of those beautiful
accomplishments upon the most reasonable terms Apply
At this Office. aplz
NOTICE
Ma i. S. HOUGHToN Of Vieksburg, andMR R.W
WORTHINGTON, Of Rodney are duly authorized agents
oreeeye subscriptions and receipt for all moneys on account
Of the q Crescent
A CARD.
re. MATTHEWSON respectfully informs the citizens
of New Orleans and the public generally that he IS necess
tated to visit Texas upon urgent business but that he VIII
eturn and take charge of La PATRIA, IN conjunction
with Messrs AIenan Gomez, as as the requisite
number Of subscribers shall have been obtainel agresay
TO the Prospectus. ne
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rs The Chinese do not receive the full credit
that their talents merit. Tzi-Iing, imperial com
missioner of the Twang provinces, being chilled TO
Pekiu. wrote a farewell Ietter 10 Dr. Parker, the
American secretary of legation, and iu recommend
ing his successor says, with great simplicity His
talents are great and his knowledge vast, in both
civil and military affairs; he cherishes an upright
mind. and transacts business equitably aud justly.
+ present my compliments and kind regard, and /
trust SIR, you will examine accordingly, and supply
what ] omit to express
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LATE OF THE LONDON AND EDINBURG
COLLEGES,
= IInpE ENERITT III ID lnLnnlate of KIN S

+ ANCE. HOPE EVERITT. N. D. Collegiate Of King 5
Il College london Alumnus and alatueulated Member
Of 81 Abdrews and Of the Royal College OF Surgeons Of
Ednbug; Graduate 0bsetues and {he Deases 81 W omen
Geans extraonlihary Member Of the Hunteran Medical
Society," Scotland g .tf Ia. :
science the Atomoogy of Life and Death, and consequently
III m and diseases of the human body, and after several
years experience among so 900 patients in the tespita and
dspensafes of The above named European unWeHite5,
brought 10 great perfection and certainty Is hope
less eases desires continue to treat such and especially
those diseases that have baied the medical and surgical
acuuen and skill OF members OF the metIea and surgical
faculties Of England. France and America.
The Atomic treatment IN no case. however despefate VIII
occupy longer than weeks months viii the fee
be accepteaIf unsuccessful.
Each patiently disease treatment and recovery explained
BY alon0iqgtrsi aud anateEa9ogleg al diagrams
RerOrtgd eass kept 10 sEa inyloaleand lstes
+ De country VII be responded 20 without delay,
~ Removed from Royal street 20 No 10 RdBpa55..l
e9ys CaBGL street. his former oics and residence 'sA
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LArlrrDE, . 81 30 -Loge,ruDr, 80 Win Time Oh.


Cleared Yesterday:
Ship Arkahsas HHlianl New York, A. Cohen
Ship Cato Wilmer, Genoa J.. H. Gale
Ship Maid oIOrieans, Dennis, Yew York via Newpo4,
Brig Cabbage Graves Cadiz L. IT, Gale
Brig Clanon Reid, Vera Cruz Jno Alexander
Scbr Southerner, Harrison. Brazo via Mobile Master
sSchr. r. Alarshaii Merrill 81 Marks H. G. Rogers & Co
Steamer White Cloud, Adams, SLLons c T BuddeckeSCo
Arrived Yesterday:
Steamship Globe MOnee I'm Galyeston lSh inst to EIar.
Hs 4 MoTgan-1St my.
Steamship Portland Place, I'm Vera Cruz, 18th INST to o.
ship Fairfield. Ha1dcasue 20 DAYS I'm New York to !. w
sel Home, Graham days fin NeraCruz. to Curtis 81
BnddendOnt-lst my.
seht John Bell. Mclaughlin. days I'm Campeachy tos
FeHiapdez-lst my.
u s. schr Maria Thomas Knox, I'm BraZOs st. JasO l4h
inst, to U. ). tlHauermasier-5d my.
STEAMBOATS,
Oregon. Hen FIN Mobile.
Iat0na Sellsck fm Bayou Sa-a-I3 be e cotton
Majestic Kline I'm Baton Rouge.
Grand Turk RObiRls. I'm St Louis.
Towhost south estsm- Marin, i'm tIe asses
Towboaf Dsn1 Webster, Grant, I'm the Passes
BELow-CoMIEs rP.
Ship Vicksbpfg, Berry. Is days I'm New OK
Memoranda:
Cant MeIaughiin Of the schI John Bell from Cam
peacy l4ih INST reports that The = steamer lrs len
Gsnlpesey on the 18Th INST for sal The y ; steamer
Watsr WITCH was to leave IN lew days ior New YORK wa
FoShoaf Danil Webster towed down and 10 sea on The
14 inst baks Thae Nancy siegenS a9e mo carver
Spoken
By the schr John Bel on the 18th INST in la e a. long
907 IL, schr L. III eager I'm New York for Vera Cfaz
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E-oNTHLY BULLETN-No. 6.

r., 5---7- IjetlGuT which forms an essential ngne-
III ~ % IraeieDberg Sasapanla Compound Is probably
1Tedor 10 5asapara ITSELF Professor ioit o. Caeal0n
3 "a spesks of as follows, in the Southern journal Of
Hieditine and Pharmacy
Few vegetable productions exhibit more power upon the
vten generally SO powerfully is action e8efted
stses OF conditions and dsposng them 70 new healthy
action that it greatly Z be pretefed NC, NC lie
further adds That it Is chronic diseases and CHRONIC in
Examinations and also in The long tram OF consequences at
folI0ws syphilis. thatits eihcacyis best exhibited
The superiority ofthe Graeehberg Sasapanla Compound
may be thus stated
It, II composed Of number Of the most elcacious
vegetables the whole range Of The Matera Meca IN adj
diOn t0Sanapanlla
III These are so highly concentrated that there many
doses in the bottle than any Of the very argesbOe
advertised.
3D. This concentration renders il TO Sanapania what Qu
nines Peruvian Bark. The dHted preparations
no better than ordinary beer-sOufng the stomach
and spelling in the bottles 10 aweak infusion Of Sana
padlla when sB!piae Of the article may be had like
taking bark instead Clnlnne Of Ike travelling IN scOw
against aston current. instead OF IN swift steamer
These things being 80, LEI al who have made up then
minds Saapaliia. that Of the g raeienDeg
Company. Il Is warranted % be ten times more eieaelous
han any Otbet knOwn-no matter how large The bottle Or
extrayagant the aiverenents. As SPRING MEDIclNEa,
tile Graefenbefg Vegetable Pills the tSraefenbefg fiea
Befs. and te Grsefenberg SasapadDa Compound Snoun
supecede all others For universal Tie Ps ana
Of incaculape yalne. IhQse who take mem ht NJ M
eH The General gent for Louisiana and mlissspi y
d. HANSBROJfiH n Camp stfeet. New Ope5ns' Id
70 whom applications for Agece5 may be 9adffesel. 20
~ For sale BIZ WELD Y ~ fenoleajr ]1EeJ,s, y
Camp street ALFRED III NIEEs eo5 ,ts, 81
Place aud pqsomhoqse 81 = Att,yypTTGtiT g. 10 III
Magazine and BartholOnew stst gW hyIL - w
/ Eeaftres 81 3 LIlADO ~ CQndr, 4 iSsW INiahVKN
bfRKFt az ttggess laHls and 81, Man BE JDHa
FfEf ii III orseT and Seventh SIS, Baiayeei aud
| CHARLEs BESNEoT. eanOisOn, Ia iss al
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-cARRoILroN HoTEL AND GARDENs.

- The public is respectfully informed that this SD
IN most delightful place of resort and amuse- sdVs
bLg4 meut is now open under the management
III tIe subscriber. In the extensive grounds 3D. 49,
DUETS of ali kinds will be furnished by the gard
neT and al the Saloon ard in the Gardens ICE CREAM
LEMON s DE, SHERBERTS, SODA WATER and
CONFECTIONERY.
The Hotel department undergoing extensive alterations
and improvements meantime preparation made TO luT
nish dinner parties with all the decacies OF the season. and
the hest of wines and liquors.
nd last though least attentive and polite bar keepers
will he found at their posts administer to the comfort OF ms
friends aud the public generally whose patronage he s2ets
anil 5U JAuIIo DOhNNO.
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SUSPECTED MURDER AND Fatal ARRAY
The Pauldlng Jiss) Sentinel says that it is Tumor-
ed that the Rev J. ?. Martin, venerable preacher
of the Baptist Church. was recently murdered
while travelling in Wayne county. =. On the 9th
ult, Thomas Underwood, an old and respectable
citizen. was returning home from Paulding with
his brother-in-law, VIM French, when a quarrel
took place in relation to domestic matters. From
words, the angry disputants proceeded TO blows,
and Mr.. Underwood received a wound on the head
from hammer weighing nine pounds, which trac-
nlred his skull and left him lingering on the road
TO death His recovery was deemed impossible
bv the attending physician Underwood was a
soldier in the war Of 1872 and fought calamity at
New Orleans under Gen jackson. French is
under arrest The parties, it Is intimated, We're
intoxicated at the time Of the quarrel.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NOR SALE by the snbschbef-al me LAIES [lb Il
4 CATloss Of the dag, among which may be found ts
following
THE LITTLE WIFE-By Mrs. Grey;
PRIDE: OR THE DUCHESS The first OF the SEVEN
CAPtrN SINs--By Eugene Sue nm,
WHOM TO MARRY, AND HOW TO GET MARRIED,
THE PICTORIAL BROTHER JONATHAN for the
Fourth Of July: - l.. - - ~, 49,, -
HOME OF SHAkSPEARE-By +. w + aThoAl, f. $ A
Beautifully Illustrated; 90,
Lucy HosMER Or. the.GuARDnN AND GHosr-By
ID. P Thompson;
THE TWO CORPSES; A Historical ROmanCe-by Fred
Je28tf WELD & co, 70 Camp street.
Agency of the Gracfeaberg C0mRGnys NsdtciHes'
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NEW ORLEANS & CARRoLLToN RAILROAD

If58 E1T s5ss 15Ii .-z $50
Dcpot' corner Of BGr0RnG aud Perdido streets
single ticket any distance above Pleasant St. ~ Genus
single ticket for children Over5 and under II years ~
tickets (Bed) -
Half the above rates any distance below Pleasant street.
Servants (sIaves) for any distance. ~ cenls.
~" Residents in Lafayette CaroltOn and VICINITY, are
informed that this Company has fixed an Uniform rate 9I
oTomation tickets for passage in the Cars, tOw 50 w
eT month On advance for either Road and for any distance
Children half pcenO such tickets given Tor any OIheI
period than the first to the last Of each MONTH
A Car, expressly for ladies. in each train
T-F3s1 Al d q No
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- NO HUM BUG. r,-,s ~,
= Il IPAl ARDs OF 100 bottles Of DR.. CQLEhAN, 3
~ GOAOkRleA MIXTURE have been sold during tle
past year. without i single instance Over ten
dozen used in our u, s Hospifail This Medicine ena
epge romrettpn both n the pont Of aste sua eefas4R
Of wirfe talsi tnp money will bareuuaed n sYefk
case. EV Sod by % sENAtDY a ChariJes teei and
% P0KDR.4S Street. Il apps eNVsLAN
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81 NM S.
WANTEn.

WANTED.
A SITUATION AS A BOOK-KEEPER wanted by a
"A person perfectly competent and acCimated neNesp
uonabe references given Please address w. " b. al
the Ciesceat Office s. S. Charles street Jylo lw
: WANTED
"A SITUATION IN a wholesale or retail DRUG SiORE ,
IN NV yoUng man who has served regular apprenticeship
a he business fa i 5ss so9u m ne Country
For further particulars, apply at this Office 5ez0u
no MERCHANTS.
YOUNG MAN OF experience, and Wei conVersahl
"A With business wishes Situation for the coming season
in good Commission Grocery House. The best re- eren
ccs gwen. For particulars, apply at tins oiI2e nyo
SITUATION WANTED.
"A Gualpled in that state wishes a situation salesman or
oegsaGon moderate, aud willing remain through the
summer lie believes he can make himself useful and proft
a aset 70 iis s-'''0'' -''''' ''' 10 mhi6
GENERAL AGENT AND BROKER.
and CROKER in the ely Of New Orleans, and hopes
v s ne oqa ard Gigeut attention 10 business TO merit
tie appreciation OF his emylovefs. As New Orleans Will be
s permauen Of residence persons leaving ihe city
grpg The summer season and DESTROYS of employing
Agent 10 eud 10 their aiar during their absence may
have 4e wishes compiled with by applying 10 the suDscH-
her IresceptiOnahe reference, gwen,
my235m N. VAN BENTIiUYSEN, 81 Gravier st.
FINE DRAB BEAVER HATS ,FZ
q T,VATS ON HAND, and for sale at 10 s. prices. q
"A yt7 30 C. y. BUNCE, 80 Canal street g
FINE AND COARSE PANAMA HATS. nm
VERY Iowa large supply OF The above dgslr- !E
' able S UyTyIER ,HL4f,Ts;; .,,. ,., 8
jyl7 1t q u. 6LNCti, ~ Canal street. CO
BUENA VISTA AND MONTEREY HATS.
A LARGE SUPPLY OF the above OF all cOOrs, eli
a sale low c. d. BUNCE, SCI
jgl7 st 80 Canal street. g
FASHIONABLE MOLESKlN HATS.
FTST RECEIN ED, and 10 store, 81 large supply OF 81
81 supereNtfa. fashionable NOIeskm HATS. LIS
iyI7 81 c. D. BuNCE, 30 Canal St. g
SOLDTER AND VOLUNTEERS ATTENTION!
C-OLDIERS AND VOLUNTEERS CLAIMS bought
p and sold bv JOHN L. HOLLAND,
Notary Pubic, No % GavIsr street.
-" Office No. 3 second floor. my2O dTsw3m
rs-HATs-HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
lust RECEIVED per steamship Crescent City 500 doz.
ga Peaj-anG OF all guauie TIE majority / {
ss consist o." those Extra Fine WHITE HATS GN
- so much I'D demand at the present tme-&l -
Of when offer rJNGTEF than mn ger hrHEe r. ,e tt-y,
FIR rgek JOHN DURBRiDGE,
Wholesale Manufacturer and Dea'arn Hats and Caps,
III I'm . Customhoa-e street, New Orleans
SUNDRIES. .
600 FTRkINS and kegs WESTERN BUTTER
pBSBB 200 boxes WESTERN CHEESE.
400 DDts. ST. LOUIS FLOUR
% DO No. LARD OIL;
% do. LiNSEEO OIL.
100 boxes STAR CANDLES:
10 do. No. / CiNtlNN MI soar
- bbIs. SUGAB-Cj RED HAMS.
In store and for sale lots 10 suit purchasers by
| Tvs lot STURGES y WRIGHT, So TchonotouIas ST.
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CRoPs IN ARKANsAs.-In every portion Of the
county, 50 far as our knowledge extends, says the
St Helena Shield, the crops, both corn and cotton
are comparatively good-perhaps as good as they
have been for several years. sSome damage has
resulted of late TO she cotton crop owing to the too
frequent showers Of rain; buta clear sky and warm
sun, during the remainder of the season, viii, no
doubt, completely efface the damage caused bywet
weather, and produce lair average crop
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Job printing-Job printing!! exclaimed an old
lady. tue other day as she psersd over her pecta-
cles at the advertising page Of country paper
8 Poor job They We kept him printing, week
aGerweek. ever since first IarHt to read and II
he was nj the patientest man that ever was, he
never could have stood it 50 long. no how.
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APPROPRIATE The following lines, quoted by
be Boston Transcript IL an article On t1e rss'lfi q
cur army from AIexico, are 81 once beautiful and
apropos
p o day thrice lovely when al length the soldier
Returns home INTO lite H wien Is ueeoiheS
a t;siosy man amcne bis fellow men.
. The soo,s are INJURED thecayacade
Aisys5sis and now ihe Dnzz is hushed and bark
Fbs t.ars and helmets are all gaHapded
With ercen bousis, the last pundedngs Of the hedi
The civ gates h open OF themselves
'rber ,ts1 no longer the D6tard to tear hem.
The raupaYts are all filed with men and women.
With pea ssfaf men and women, lat send onward
Kisses and .pgeeonIugs upon tie ar.
Which they make hf szy with auecimGate gestures.
Fnoua al The loWAt5 rings out The merry peal,
The ieyous vasle, 0i a bloody day.
~ q halpy intn fl,40Ttunate Tor VIII ON
The well known door, The faithful arms are open
The faithful lender AIMS with mute embracing.
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SOLDIERS FROM MEXICO.

rT-rTTIT 80 n
MANY OF yoR stand in need OF TIE be5f flglDI ~ L
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