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NE0MCMDNT HILL ZOE DEPUr.-JNO PETIT
wi BONE would inform hs patrons and the public that
he has procured, considerable pains and expense
large and superior stock Of ice, and tina, be
prepared furnish families hote keepers confcctone
and Others with the article In such quantities throughout
the entire ssason) a. they may desire tfE
Prices reasonable and variation with those persons
who engage OF me in the beginning Of the season.
Wagons will run through the city daily.
Orders received through tho post Office and by Jno F.
CallAn, druggist Of and 7h Streets and my
coal Office, near tho Long Bridge. d
'-ARx 1-2aw6w nLn
INDIA Duks, URspsAAassy -Qssssss, aad 0SNAGcs.-
i BARNES IL MITCHELL would respectfully announce
tho ladies that they have newly opened an Immense
supply of the fashionable and desirable styles OF tho
above dcsc!po wear embracing variety Of colof
price, and kind. ~
Also, tho greatest variety Of and beautiful style Of
French lawns, l2l cents .sa "a r1tt4
fan. figured, and Satn-striPed lnen usres and linen
.gnghams.
mousssllnss do lsno in plain, green, pink, and blue
xewisn plain mode and fancy color do from l2i up.
extra cheap ~ - = = = TT
Gloves Of every Kind l.i ..-.I
HostereEo f m descriptions.
Laos caPe1 French worked collars, &c 81 tlt.f
Ap0-9nw2wn - III -'"'"Nl
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Commissioner of the General Land Office.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-31
1@Mr4tGs

la Lyndon, fcb'i2, MrJasrVn EnwN HAN.
WSl son of Mr. Amasl lIrfTis, aged 20 years
and q months. The subject of this naticc was
a young man ofan excellent moral character,
aud of more than ordinary atlaiumcnts in sci.
cpec. short time before his last sickness he.
publicly confessed his need of rrlg ion aud his
determination 10 seek Christ. lie did not ob.
tain sAusidetory evidence Of his acceptance
with God tai after he was confined 10 his room,
bat God in great mercy appeared FOR his re-.
heI He then became peaceful and happy
and repaincd no TO his last hour, dying In fuIl
assurnnco of the Christians eternal rcSt ia
heaven. Editors IN Rhode island are, &c
Comm
fnDnnvilic, March i5 of consumption, Ma.
ria, daughter OF MIR Levi Bradley aged 10 years
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r. W Milling, which WINS always c,sv =,
SSo.lorhn; nspow To I've made cheap III i,v
Iongr ss Inns pNseed resolution npprnnr,n.
SS'g SooOOO Tor an additional purchase ftom
s,nuel Colt OF his improved repeating his.
Sgs Elnigrants TO California nre to be sun.
g Nv. WIN mem from the war department NJ
i us cosl price 20 government, which is con.
'uenbly below the retail charRa.
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WallermaH's Kitchen Furnishing
WareFaoms,

e and ~ Cornhill, ~ Cohrt,s and afrd Brat
tie streets, Boston, zone store ffonting'on
three strca;s,)
Waterinan's Patent Refrigerator, HroiIcr, Hand
Shower Bath. Lamp Tea Kettle, Fountain
Coffee Filler, House l.nutetn, Bathing Pan,
Sitting BStlrsHfsrtS Bath Foot Baths, sc.
Those sending Their. address by mail, wall re.
reive Catalogae, continuing cuts, with dc.
scrptions Of the above.Nnd aist of -li ntieIra
D.. eqpired for perfect Kitchen out ft
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WAanlNnrnn. NInrcl.

WAsnNGroS, March 81.
Tie debate on the prniorol will probably
rtmlun,r sooner ihnn u wns NJ FIRST expect.
3D. the SeuuiofH on both SIDES of The chamber
believing thnl nothing has been cliclted cnl.
culaied TO iuynlhtute my nrticIe the trenIy.
Mr. Benlon continued lis speech. today. la
seere, session, upon the Mexican Protocol
deUoUncinR IL and lis supporters Ia unincns.
. wra icrms. Nj Clayton, IL viii lie rrcollcci.
" 81, Whcu This subject WINS before The Senate,
rlutscd lhnl Tie discussion nigh, he with
closed doors. Nlr Benton did not 60 into il
1t lla, limc, aud be- hoN IL silcnce the vchc.
mcul assault of Mr. i'oo,c. llc has no doubt
Hsen this opportunity for roply.
Aconicrcuca was held Yesterday hy the
Democratic mcmhrrs, nt which il was ,lc,rr.
mued that there be- 10 lonrrrnny confidence.
placed ~ MIR Benton. Messra lInnln ind
linlhupi nlhol gll sorely ng'insi their will
NJ compelled to opposc Mr. Benton, on Mr.
rililum's account.
The rejection pfMr McGurghcv, Of India.
M, M non,uec for the office Of Governor of
Minnesota. wns unexpected. The vote was
Hurily n pnriy onu M il IL said. md the
'onnd of objection was llar Mr. Nee: voted
u inlhd appropriations for the war. Mr. Me.
4 T. wus M "ultra whir.n have not heard
Nat objections were mndr TO Mr. MEG. on tue
score oihs NGti.~lavery doctrines. Flashing.
Ton CoHfSpondcnL O
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gentleman from Vermont ri,csos fo,raw..

senuemnn from Vermont writcsas fnifnws.
Al. cambridge Vermont, June Is, 1886.
al W. seth w. Eowie Dear Sir-Eor sever.
o,Sy'.,' past, my usually good health has been
interrupted by spells of-eouphif,p
x'ISee" by colds. year ago last WINTER /
W.. brought to the verge or tho gravo by
p,iS. ere cough, accompanied with severe
pt'os IN both sides, between the sboui,tcr. o.,
ob".H' with long eoDt,nurd night sweats, and
tia, aetmlng symptoms, reduced me 40 low
,on.aY trends desphired of my recovery. |
rsm.I!'u phySieians, and tried the various
ns OF thc day, but none Of them cured
Of We a. last procured Dr. Wistar's Bslsnm
n5to, Nherry,'hnd It saved my life; have
icrs IJoIod better health for many year, there.
Nv - can recommend others who need il 60
Fo,. SAMUEL BETTLY.
P,tt, p INT, 81 Johnsbury Centre; l.. p
sens,,,,, a'Sumpsc, and dealcrE in medicine
genuine signed !, Butts ob,ihc wrapper
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HoLp COMING. A letter has been received
!, .nls Guy from the Pnrser OF the u. :. shin
t Leetihgi"", dutcd ut San Francisco. shortly
% Florr The smiling ofihal vessel. lilo stnes
%l' he Ind $4,000 in gold dust under bia
Iee, winch would he tnken u Valparaiso,
"t h'ppnd thence TO Punnmn, for trn1lspor
'onon To the United S,n,es.
San nno house in South street hus now
T. Tribune VS. " '"uoA'a'- ~
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In Danyillr, March %, BY Rev John G.
Dow, Mr. James NJ Quimby. Of Lttleton n
H., Ia Miss Mary l. Eggleston. OF Danvilc
At North Danvilc, March 2ist, by Rev u
Perry. Mr. William - Stanton to Miss Betsy
c. sheldon, both of Danvillc. '.s,
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DEaTRUCriyR TORSApo.-- Cincinnati .Ndf6h
ga remcni ous tornado occurred Nv Ken
lucky an Tuesday night, passing over the
beautiful tllHgeA Of ShelbyNillu aud Binds
town, pid The adjoining country, spreading
general deFtriieiieR Throughout ils COURSE
Many lives we're lpsi, aud the damage to
properly is Immense, The full particulars
Hre mt yet received,
0y"'rhc Washington curreEpodeut 0f The
New York Tribune says ilfHN il " reported ~
that city That Mr. Hrnlo4i Inns sent To Cniiior.
MIA lay the last steamship, M address To tie
people olilinI country recommending to them
10 form government, aud 10 insert n PROV.
zion IN their consultation forever prohibiting
the establishment of slavery among them
"EscAPE OF A,NuN."-Tho Baltimore cor
respondent of Tho Religious Herald, says a;
M interesting fact hns recently been deVcl-
opel Ia this city, he. tsoGpc Of a nun, after
spending Ihrce ar four years with thnt@ufder
and the Sisters of Charity. She hns now
renowned the whole concern of RoinnniSln.
4 priest in ibis city, she told me, had the rAl.
lnniry TO threaten 10 'lrumplc her Under his
feet VI she did not return to The Church
Gy~Mr Ebcn Putnam, OF ,his town, (snys
the iirauloboro' PhmliX.) Killed Cow last
week, which weighed, niicr being drcssod,
49, ''T'f NN'N allN't lffh llhs
0-y"Slhyafy has been abolished at Chycn.
ne. The blncks assembled Ia thousands, and
thanked Cod aud the Governor for liberty.
FATAL REsULT.-Gllnan ilazletou, y brake
man an lhr Lowell Rnilrond, who wus
Knocked, oif tho cdrs last week, in cunss-
qucncc oihir hend coming Ia contact with n
bridge, died Uihis injuries on Sunday lie
wns 20 years Of nge, md native Of Spring
field, \. II.
0F'Thc whole amount Of property in tho
Stn,u of North Carolina is valued NJ l40 mill
ions. The ussesscd property in tho city Of
boston u valued at lG5 millions.
.GF@Pryidcut Taylor has lukeu pew in
the ProlcsDint Episcopal Church, Washing
ton, under the pastoral care ofRev. Mr. Pync
o-F~TnE MoWMoNs, 1000 in number NOW
occupy Plnlcnu Summit on the Western
ahorr 81 our continent. This remarkable
spot; separated by mountains aud lakes from
thr rest of the country, is G000 feet abnye the
level OF thn Atlantic
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nur cLoLERA u sMnP RrRNED.

L0usytLLE, March 25lh
.,..wer rom New Orleans 10 dis ilhrl
pr6olsrs on b0urd--yery prevalent. On
li ,,.,.,wer Bride, diere have been ~ deaths
~ 'nnoy mnta aTp siili tirk, The Gnu,
~, 90 t ", Ind IS deaths previous 10 her
nn" ~ Mesphis The weather nI New
u,''s Il very hot and sullry,apd there h
III .ioknsss among the enlRrHnle.
'Ag H. eaplai0 and Grew ~ llia harqne War
Eam New York lur California, whleli
~ ,,nt At sea 0n he 10, have been pikeil
" ~ .og thought 20 Philadelpbiu, by tho brig
lmflcan'
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s,o,rs DTATu,- Lost Saturday, young
d,,o IN lie name Of Lnrllin, belonging 10
San,e,d. ohainod 81 n Druggist IN tits city,
snail l,oule Of what sha supposed 10 he
a,oJ,. enrded IL home, where she add her
S,I,,r nauook ofit In i~euly minutes Mr.
+ W. A cmpsr, having died IA lhe greatest
'sony. Tlm girl by great eNeUi0na Of med,
,,sl MA ras saved. She had mhde a fatal
m,,lake. and lRhen Instead Of tho brandy,
,,Aa, ile ApnliierarJ's counter o hoult Of The
Tneme OF Accouiie, which had i,4i been
nlaeed there tor physician, No blame eap
be n,,aehed 90 he aPolhecary, as The poluoll
vas property lsLalled aud closely corked, NJ
such posons always e,-,hdnehssier .iWci'
d4u
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FoREIGNFANcY doODS wARE4fousE
KHb.E5E;R 81 LEVIN,
Importers snd Wholesale peelef'ln
English, French d German Fam
oy Goods and TOYS,

Wopis inform purchasers thli they contn,
ne - Import direct FROM, oil parts II Europe,
no following goods Having branch 81 our
house ~ Engnud, enables o. 4, nfi,r goods Al
prices 10 conform 10 the times
FWnFi, Engish and 4 Gold aud silver Pencil
meTiran rerflmrty Cases, M kinds
French, English sad A Glass cologne Bottirs
meficaH llaiTlirushes aud NaFcei fhimilcs
Teeth hrushes, MI kinds al Kinds shirt stads
ff8fB 400 to o. pes daz.lsilk watch Guards add
Satin, feather and paper fGrsef Gnr Ivory back
Fans, all prices. and blessing Com6s
French and German AZ .res'l, Ivory, and shell
eofdconA and Niolins card Cases,
Fancy wood, paper and Razor 6tTop- pocket
glbFk BoErs, ell kiRds Books Walleisi shaw
snuifandTobacoo Boa, ing liruHhrsi hai5 q laj
,esi Fancy PipeF steel Goods Harmon
cas-, scaling Wax! and Beads of all kinds
90 Fancy 1rfirlss Of fhfrg DSseT'pfiOH,-
With great variety ofnrw and useful Ub0ds,
NJ Of reeeRt importation, oomprislnF the 'iarg,
cot assortment 90 be- found 90 the CITY, which
purchasers af"arcHpcctiullY invited Go examine
aud learn our prices without ineufflng the
least obligations to make purehaEep.
yosEru ErlLrt, No . Kilby At Rostos
Rsfs ,, Ityis SNo25Colcman stlospoN
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CrayOn lIagncrrcolypc, ,

10 the name given 10 the .y,-r PyoessJ diseov.
cred md p1tcntrd nv JOHN \ WHlPPLE,
No. SO Washington ~ BOSTON
~ DaFucrrcety pes are thus taken IN the 90
much admired style Of Crayun. Drawings, rep.
tcs"ntiug the head only; the drapcry being In
cloud The set and sliir appearance TO which
DaHucrreoiyPcs are usually Liable, being en-.
tifciy prevented IN this new process.
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French and German Importing
HnuRc.

~ and II Kilby street, Boston.
q. &. HOLMAN, has received per late NJ.
riyalW, a large and wei selected assortment Of
English, French aud
GERMAN Fancy GOODS g. TOYS,
Pocket Culr-fy, Razors, Netdiss, Buffalo Horn
aud other COMBS, Bushes, Fans, Perfume.
RIGS, Fine Willow Wore, Niolns 4. Trimmings
Fire Crackers, Fire Works, aud also general
assortment OF articles Of American manufac.
turc.
~ Dealers nre invited to call, aa superior
Inducements VIII be offered them,
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THr MluasAsr SPOTTED FryrR-'rhe
Inhlnni HanIlneI Ina IlIe fllIomlpR -

THE MILlGsAsT SPOTTEp. FEyER-The
Indiana Sentinel Ina Ile following 49,
4 very Glnl mnudy, new To- oar climatic
md which We DO not remember 20 lmyo beard
of before 10 the tnied States, hnH dufdg llH
pnRl winter made lis appearance at several
points Ia Pennsylvania and IN this State, II
~ described ~ being soinewhnL siHllW ~ ia
symptoms ~ the eli0lern, hui HE physicnbs
be unable 10 assfEIi q name, Young per-
sons md children are most liable 10 ilsHllaelSs
Therp have been some iihy eases and twet,-
y dsallis wiu,ln Ib0 IWp weskA since tHuAde
lis Appearance, When unchecked 10y medi-
cal remedies The diuease proves fatal ~ q few
hours. Sometimes ths Gfsftndlcminn at H.
approach nrs pRins IN lhe fingers aud lHls,
accompanied 10y ViOleHF e., ~ aud headache,
which ID followed 10y vomiting and dlnrrhma.
Sumo oflho pniieDiR break oul with spots,
like HE measles, mud nheG, danli the body
aud hCe ara covered With tngo hlurk spolF,
tho legs nEd arms assuming black col
OF. Many ara of pIiulOn shat the diseaau 10
cholom IN somewhat different forh from lh
uFunl appearance
The Coyiugon, Indiana, Friend In the VI
cinily Of WHICH place tho disease las rnged
with great fatality, says
The above "llal mandy" IL ma doubt ll,e
same lhnt appeared in this vicinity a month
or six weeks since and still conlinuee ~ work
Of death IN different places along Coal Creek,
The disense-s - " hich has taken numerous Vie
Tins, principally lhe young. but some of ma,
lure years, 10 the grave, iswlni We have been
accustomed 10 deuoninale "MAlignunt SPOT
ted Fever" -
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a. yemyiu-, after long per,nd of tran.
lndiy has eoniuenced launching nut rather
Afoualy within ile last month, We are not
lionished Ut This, and 40 ouly wonder lhe
ounlain continued ilseif 80 long,fOr Il really
seomo the only party ~ ltuly llnt had not
nulged Ia az Oulbfcak. 49, London Punch.
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:, DISASTROUS ACcouNrs rRoM FRfNoNr's
LlrEplrioN,-Thc Independence Rcpubli-
can "I TIC 81 hns letters from Tnos, Texas,
nnleh state That Col, Fremont, while pnssinc
.ntougp mountain gorge, lost 1870 mules IN
one n'gh'. lie was then lefl Ia mnka his way
MN MN ul' l,otly on fool, Finding Ills unpos-
HO,e, nc despatched three men to seek set
., iuese men not returning in 90 days, Ere
v nI started for THos, $50 miles distant,
""e,c nc arrived In nine days Major Brnl
wab '" "'y despatched pnpy, or drngoons,
tremonI's party.
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GOODS.
Samuel Parsons q Co., Boston.

NFFER for sale al the lowest market PR
~ ees, 1000 Packages % American Cloths,
CasstReres, Iwrrds, Sntinrts, Jeans DENNIS,
Stripes, T,ckings, Sheetings and Shirtings;-
AlsO complete assortment Of Spring Goods
by Foreign arrivals, consisting in part Of
Bales French and German Cloths a. Doeskins.
Eases SllH aud Cotton warp Cashmaretts
uo pam and ia"oy plaid Cassinctts and Err
DO English ribbed and Croton CnolinGA A..
DO SILK warped Italian cloth. pl,in and 6gd
do Superior black and fancy SIN Vcs.i,5g,
do ~ Slntc Linens and fancy mon NIL
do Scotch de lanes and fancy dress Good.
do French md Scotch Ginghams, Enrl,,h
Prints. -- Is 80
do Plain apdseheckrd Linen Ginqham.
do English and French Lawns, Muslins mud
Barcgey
do Swiss and Book Muslins, India Linens
do Victoria and Bishop Lawns, check Cam.
hLics
do Irish Linens, Table Goycts and Napkins
do Black TafeJa aud Ottoman SILK Shawls
do Gents' and Ladies' Silk and Lisle Thread
Gloves.
do Ladies Cotton Hosiery Of every variety
do Wrought black Lace, andJ;reen Gauze
Velis
do Gents black Italian and fancy silk Ora
watts.
do Ladies aud GrAts' Linen Cambria Hand.
kerchiofs 81 * 90 FedS5pi Street
Boston, March IsIp, ........ 609n3 D..
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u. HALL a. co. a..

No Union Street, Have for sale, on the hes,
-tellns,a general assortment ofD MED.
ICLN'ES, &c. They MR. airu Ar-t,t= fer the -
~ sale nf Swain Il eelrL1alrG Hnnncen.nn
Vsrm'fugc, 'SAall popular Fate nj Med.
q icinss.
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ga lcuer from Washington 10 the ~,
4 Courier myT
aNcoulial meeting took place bolweou
4 Gen. scou aud pfcsdedl. Taylor tli- morn
4 va tich enufcly removed every suspicion
81 DE alleged Misunderstanding bsiwccn
bs,e gallant soldiers. Gen. Scott WINS pre-.
rf'ed rum attending the inauguration 10y
tisrosiion, bui hls presence now Inns az
G,ded an opportunity lOr mutual cougrulu-
lHoun'
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RnLH0An AcoIpENT,--Wu learn lhnt az
,tfilru happened ou the NorIhrrn rniIroad
l,l Aloye Dnnbury, n, ~, on Monday lHsl,
h appears Ilihl The freight train GINNING W
were oui of lhor time. aud Andng they were
lA,ly 10 rhssi tho down passenger traiu, re-,
,epcd rlonu, md WE'RE backing the tram
when the passenger train from Concord cams
upon them. TIE locomotive Of this lrAin
and some half dozen freight cnra we're inter-
|, demolished. No lives were lost lat sonir
Utnl,s wefe broken. Tie passengers 81 each
tram made M exchange of cars7-,he down
irain clnw lwek md HE mp train returned 10
Concord 49, Bsaiiod GGsuie
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NuIcanized Rubber Fabric.

Machine Banding, Engine Hose, Steam Pack
ing,ann Nllother articles r,rde of Indiu Rubber
.TAPPAN, McBURNEY 4. CHEEVER.
Agents ior.Bmton Betting Co, MIX ST. corner
Morton place, Boston,:..~ ,.
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Dean's rheumatic Pills.

The 0raHd hem'dg fo' RheSa~'tisa,, The late
Judge Thatcher at Maine, sHid II lhrm, ~
consider them more ctieetual thsb any ! have
kaown used Mr. John Parker OF Maiden,
Ms.s.Vs. atw1a EFTTrh with hhrumatism n nd
-uhs never rec from pain for srVrrni months
VAS prevailed upon f. ny Dean Rheumatic
Pllls-was helped o. ls"m 20 two days-ly
taking one box was TSrh.tF Gtufn y For
sale ~ MAYNARD a NOYL1, ~ hurhaTfs
Ro'0, Bosion Solo Agents foE the iIoPr'ct'p,
aud by Druggists grnrfally.
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Hard Ware and Tool Depot,

A large nusopmrtJ ~ HARDWARE and
BUILDING MATERIALS also, Ship and
House Joiners chtptHirrs', aud CooPofs'
TOOLS may be- found gheRpAl a y, MOhss
% Commsreiil " (oppnsite LEWIS wharf
H0at0U se-f--H
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WHITING a. Ia EGHOE,,

Manuiucluters aud WhoIcsale dealrts in eve.
~ description OF =
g K T. a ID y M A DE G l. o TIIIN q,
Granite Building, 40 snh d2 Ann at, Barton
Je- vniyING Fruor.Ja. C. " oALLouPE
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sona OF Temperanoe.

REG.iLLi, JEIlELS. ADD a!larirles used by
Temples OF Honor, Divisions, Cadets, Nc
kept constantly on hand of made to'ordrf,.
at A, W POLLARD Is, No. G,eourl 1t Boalon
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BOSTON DIRECTORY.
supor!or Mattreases and Beds,

Manufactured by rhe Blind at tho Pert'"' ~
sttuie and .MassaChassHs .fsyium They a's"
manufacture cheap MArrReisTs and tush'
ioAs, Of almost every deseTiptinnii f'eaH0 and
rat Old Beas aHd Mafrossfs ~ si0Fi notice
SALES llapm, 20 Br0mfsH n boston
l. W FATfEN, Agent
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BOTTOM DIRECTORY.
March, 1910.

,Aitfehants, Manufacturers, aad All 1ihers
going a. Boston fpf supplies, ace Tsspecifully
invited ~ giss their qurnHog u and preserve
copy afihg following lis, Of BOSTON BUS
mess CARDS, anfAe assiNrd that this sea-
sou Pr'scnl' extraordinary Ndnesmen@ 10
purchasrfs
e45 ! g 80 30 s7tye4 g. 5>s@ - essC}1
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MARTIN T.. BRADFORD

Sole Agent Tor Tie Patent Yonkec Npring
Fash HooA5 Agent for Patent Tutors Shea's
and BarbfTS' Scissors
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=. sTEPMENSON 81 CO.

of Drarborn's Patent Balance
Platform and Factory Balances, Counter
Scales and Town Standards.
- Water st. . doors below LII, riy Square.
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GEO. w. ROBBINS,

Man ufHcturcr q Wholesale and retail dealer in
I MBRELLAS,p ARASOLS. ANDP$RA.
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What is to be Done

WI a Southern Representative Uho rerer votes
against the obnoxious principles Of the Ado
Itionists7
Voters of Iberville and West Baton Rouge,
the above question is put for your serious re-
Election. A few days more, and you are to vote
for a representative in Congress. Let us warn
you, for the last time, to ponder well before you
give your vote to John H. Harmanson. One
of the %ggravest charges against him, and SUBJ
stantiated byhis own acts, is, that he has either 81
ded with, or neuer opposed, the incendiary prin-
ciples Of the Abolitonists! We will give YOU
our proofs, for the consideration Of your clear
and unprejudieed minds.
When Mr.. Harmanson was 4 member Of the
Senate Of this State, a resolution was offered
lnstructing our senators and representatives in
Congress to advocate the admission Of Texas
into the Union ID the same manner that Louisi-
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Gem. Decl0uet.s Address.

It would be Just and fair if those ~locofoeo
editors who are so horror-stricken at the smon-
strous doctrines" contained therein, dontrines
which were shared at that time, FIVE years AGO
by thousands Of both parties, were to state
how many democrat leaders of the present day
advocated then the same measure.
Five years ago, John R. Grynes, the ablest
Democrat nLouisiana, George Eustis, one of
the first jurists in the country, and now Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court Of the State.
Gen. Solomon w. Downs, the leader of the
Democracy of Northern Louisiana, and now
United S. Senator; Miles Taylor of Assump-
ton, a Democrat of high character and talent:
w. Winder, of Terrebone, another influential
democrat; A. Splane, of st. Mary, likewise a
Democrat and a member Of the Convention.
and though last not least, Prerre Soule. the
idol Of the Democracy Of Southern Louisiana.
and Senator in Congress-were all infeyiblv
opposed to these doctrines, and wrote, spoke
and argued eloquently and zealously against
them. Ii these gentlemen, none of whom have
recanted a syllable of their former creed. and
some of whom adhere manfully and ayowedly
to their belief, are notwithstanding f~avorites Of
their party-if several of them, SO far from
being rebnked and repudiated by the Demo-
crazy, are made the recipients Of honors and
emoluments. by their grateful and confiding
political brethren-with what face can Locofo-