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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-26
x ENTISH'S SYRUP OF sARsA-

IL ENTISHS sly UP OF SARSA-
IN PARILLA, or Concentrated Vegetable Compound.
purify ing the blood and removing all diseases arising
from abuse Of NercuTt, exposures eud mprudences In
youth constitutions diseases arising from an impure state
Of the blood &c. &c &c This preparation sovereign
edy for Rheumatism, ScrOaia or Kings Evil Eryslpe
las Salt Rheu liberation u Throat and Legs, Paine and
sweIiiugs Of the Bones Sypbic Cases, Tetter Pmpes
Ia The Face Scsly EnpcOns Of the Stin eli of which
will yield TO this spsciec pics 50 per boue. Pre-
pared only by WIN ~ KENTlSH e. CO, IS Csnsl-st
26f IT. q few doors from Broad way, west sde
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Observation-Disclosures FOR

FOR
w large number OF Men, Women, Boys and Girls at
Emigrant Intelligence Office % and n Canal st. (near
Broadway This office is under the direction Of the Com
mssioners Of Emigration Applications by employers for
emigrant abores and families wishing obtain servants
OF elher sex will promptly attended Contractors
be constantly supplied with LabOrers Mechanics can be
furnished with Boys OF all ages DESTROYS of learning trades
Persons esding distance have people ofhe above
descriptions sent their address, by forwarding the
necessary pay the cost Of their conveyance
their residences No charge Is made to Emigrsnts
EmpOversr 1Sfu
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WANTS, &c.


ROOMS WANTED-By two Gentle
ltmea room neatly furnished, without meals la the
hser paI Of The city address box 2o6S, Post Ohice
OF 2t*
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VOHN 81 ROBERT OSBORN, Ill
Wslst find Necessary advise their friends and Gus
toners that Messrs WyckOa Scrymser Co. will 40 lon
ger receive Samples Of any Wines OF their Importation
These Wines however may be tasted heretofore q he
following Brokers';
MessrsL Dayi. Henllques. 80 Wail-st-
hean Hayward Kentemsu, % Waist
Messrs scrymGeT, Smith Co. l67 WslLsI
Mr.. T Van PelL III froLtst If Inn
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rvThe Treasurer Of the Fire Department
sfuy acknOwlec ges tho receipt or Thirty Hun
~ ana torty $500 Dollars by the handle OF Henry A.
Rr Esq being the net proceeds of the I'd Annual Ball
s al the Aslor place Opera House Jan a. 1851 in aid
JOHN ). GILES, Treasurer
Xsv-Yofk Feb 25 1851. 26l
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II FINE AkTs.-Lessing's gres, Historical Picture o.
the "MARTYRDOM or HUss" has been added 70 NE
collection of Paintings by artiss OF the above school ADJ
mission Is cent? ucs." 81 and description cass-
logues l83 ceuss Hsu
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e1Land Assoclntien.-lThScse ,

- Land Associnft0H.-Those who desire 10 ac-
20 indspendent Homestead, free from the necessity
N paving tribute TO oespOc landlords N tne midst az Of
S,ss Eo,ns Assocsfion No at lZ7Grsnd 81, lbakers
Hase Of Csj at 81 O'Clock Tn, Associ 9n IS organ
~ a. fb IlfDose OF purchasing the ground for village
-. M IN order thai he several members may secure
- t Iyss te rapid increase oi Salue which necessarily
.ts nom tie eOncenti alton OF numbers from any local.
~ Numbers arr admitted claimants for one acre, pay
.eekv IA sta ueut of two dollars or, for one nalf
- ope do lar; or for qUaiter acre, uy CENTS to be
Led RLt the c0st OF the and snail h4ye been PAID H.
Sffr X. A BAILEY, President
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NEw.YORK Nov. 80, 1880.
Adjusting Spectscles 10 vision requires great Judgment
The part of the Opcian Many Signs sre Injured, and
totally lost, for want OF gnts We the undersigned
Physicians consider n OF IRE most mporancs To tho
pubic have good Specsces. and accurately applied
MIR SKOTT delivered Interesting add Instructive Pub
lie Lecture on subect IN lhr ciey Library, Broad
way, Nov a. 1850 He Is well acquainted with tne sci
eucs Therefore, recommend han ~ very competent,
practical Opdcisn George Wilkes. N ID "a Lsightsr
Surgeon TO the New-York rye aso Far Inhrmsy. Abfa-
ham Dubois, N ID. ets HousOlst Consulting Surgeon TO
The NewYOrk lrsuuOn FOR the Blind gnd surgeon 10 tbs
Eye and Ear lnhrusry. lsssc Woo, ID 90 East Broad
way, President Of the NewYork Academy OF Medicine,
and Consulting Physician Ia the Institution for The ond-
VIM Darling. 81 ID z26 WoOs,er-sI Anatomical Demon
sTHfor 10 the New Yofk University Medl, al College,
" Nov 50, s50-Mr skOTT 10 On agreeable Lecturer,
has paid unusual attention a. the subj and 10 clever
Oplician. w CLAY WALLACE MD 23o Fourth st."
All Speclaces purcha ed rom Prof sKOTT Will be OK
change free OF cos II satisfactory He also repsrs
and fs glasses Into parties frames, aud always ad:
The speclaces 10 lhe Eyes on The most approved
principles hat have been discovered Ia ancient and modern
science
oRse So Bowery, three doos from The rhesis,, New
York 26f 2swImW&S
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HOUSE WANTED "A Neat two
AAsoy House in good neighborhocd, by small fam
" without Children East Of BOwery preferred Address
-'''~-0 2if So
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Servants Protestant and Catholic for city and
try Cooks, housewok girls Lsundresses Seamsesses
Mattresses Nurses, Chambermads, &c &c Also for
as Farmers Coachman Walters &c Boys for stores &c
N. Y Employment Office, No 47s Broadway 7. P sAUN.
DERS
WANTED-This Morning, man Joumeymau Tai.
lOr. 26f IT.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Phressis gicai Sec iiSsa ~ SEL ioN SiZER,
Lfss o. zoe IN WEDsE sDAY EVENING, 55ih ,a5I
pbseroos At Home 20 consu, %. ~ canii paI Is
exan n etlons. AcDl'cio- W 25fAs
Aea nee.
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WANTED-Situations for some excel
w lent Protestant Cooks Chambermads, Walters, Sc
at 4S2 Hudson 81, Protective Protestant Office B This
Is tue only reliable Protestant Agency In the city, where
ly worthy servants are ever admitted. 2f ST.
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D.B TAYLOR, Secretary. :

T~s:yand Diytsiou 5. of T. N.YAp3 "a As3sTneSd
-, s,t c,s,d Il,vs;ou Will be bod On WEONEo-
" st ,sf AZ The X al so Broadway, CON-
20 !. a. "a cocS Representatives. wii pieAse De p@ac-
nss fHoMAs EDGERLY, G.s.
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BAhI OF az HOUSE WANIED-
u VIII BOARD In Brooklyn, in private respectable
hmiy BY a Geauenan, his Vile and Two children The
ee. reference gwen aud required Address lower Posi
Once, box l75O, New.York. 2of Sr
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frfiomessend AssoeiaI'on o-oestesS Association
q 49, ,sdasonic Hall ~ Onudsts opposue Oolll
~ ssl ON THURSDAS. EVENING, rep. -, a .
1900 Afsll ateDc snce Of al the meeaoers Is M .oS,
- "a those VINO Contemplate purchasing Duii1i"s -
- 80 iuviR 70 come afig near our terms ,,,s.
&c s| JOHN 3. ACKER President.
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WANTED-A neat and tasty Job Com

"ANTED-One Hundred Agents. From
v $500 to 81 30 year be made by selling the
New Family Manual. Cal, address, postp ~, Ame-
ncan Family Publication Establishment 1913 Nassal-st.
~ Y Cd hoorn 19i imt
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A FORTUNE IN A NUTSHELL

LAWanted. silent Tor aclive) partner in business al
ready established Tn proaucH OF the factory SITUATED
10 Of the suburbs) command the market and yield large
profits similar establishment 10 Europe has made the
fortune Of the proprietor in less than years Capt.
tai required, from 81 600 to 800 However almost any
amount be used TO incredible advantage Address,
with real lame only, DEFIANCE" this Office for three
days. 25f Sire
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~ !, ,e North BsPtIst CAqTGh y ' I,,r INK
@ t'In.n " COVE MILLS both Of this CITY It
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SALESMAN WANTED Well ac-
~ ouainied with the city Ret4 Dry Goods Trade Also
one acquainted with Lace Goods and Hosiery Address
J. B., al the Tribune Office 26f 2t+
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WANTED A colored Chambermaid,
w who can come well recommended. Apply at No.
10 WoostersL 26f IT.
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<>,OuCu NrrSe~ wv >rn,rsrD
1VOVEaNESs WANTED-In a Cen
AVANTED-s5,O coo on Bond and Mort

" gage a. per cent per snnum, for term Of yesrs
90 int 'ae productive Proper in the CITY Of Brookyn.
None hut principals need apply. Bondsmen rs best Eu-
quire Of z l. SMITH, l56 Water-st NY 25flw
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NANTED-Agents in all parts of the

United States, TO sell TURNER'S Sarsapsrila aud
various kinds OF Syrups 10 which competent persons may
make from SloO 10 $50 per month IL will be repaired
that each Agent has cash capital OF $500 0 also,
tenn nc All applications made post paid will receive our
immeo late atteniion. Address TURNER BRoraERS,
Bufs'o ~ Y. 26f ltWH
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-12-27

pogs wi hin liftcl down an an'iquatcd
vernon. I took the The gun AMI exam
incl i care nlly. In lis day, i W ), no
doubt, heldin high es'im nion. The pans
and touch-ho'es were pushed with gold,
and the m ,untings Of the stock were
elsbor tely fini,hed, the fnishings being
silver. BIZ, the larre!s were shortened
by Il foo.
WY John. these barrels have been
ra-cri H,w short they are!
They were iomnl long enough TO DO
the work Of vengeance returned the
old m ", dri'v. See We. sir. This cross? >
Yes, the ti'e h $ deeply indrn'ed it"
Through that barrel Il summons TO
eternity was clrried TO Unless heart.
Nav Go be pr cious 10 your sOu'. Liaume
Vlldagh! Yom to.k time to do your
w TX. an | did il well"
The o. m n replaced the weapon on
is pegs. locked tie glass case. contucte
me 10 my room. brde me {. good night -
an lei me 10 sleep-perchance TO dream,
A division Of IN. Phoenix PAX, where duels have
been '"rrht by Lnnir ID.
Anslince-Lols william.
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-12-27

Gen. Belknap, U. S. A. died recently
in Texas.
The New York and Chagres steamer
Prometheus WIS recently fired into by q
British brig Of war, in the harbor Of Grey
town. Nicarauga. The reason assigned
was that the Prome'heu> hrl refused to
pay her port charges. The Captain then
paid them u,'pr rrnfpSt
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-12-27
THE PRES Dents MESSAGE THE NEWS

W. received this document hy The m il
on THUS ~ evening. AMI. in conncc ion
with the Pioneer. lai it before n,r town
readers, in an cxtra, ve>'er'l V. lis
length prec'u 'e> he possibility of giving
il through the columns o. our regular
eli i'm. We hive no sp ce' for comment
this week.
Owing to tie Fact th't orr hanls were
compelled % work all o" Thursday night
upon the Me>s1ee. they do not feel like
d" setting up the news of the last month,
in detail. We give short synopsis:
Linn Boyd, of Ken lucky, was elected
speaker of the House o. Representatives
on the first ballot, and J. W. Forney. ed
itor Of The Philadelphia Pcnn>ylv ,ni,n,
clerk. Previous TO the meeting. the
Wings, in caucus, adopted resolution to
stan ly the compromise me >ures the
D mccrats laid il s.mi.;.r resolution upon
Il e table.
Ao>>u h has arrived AT New Y,rk, on
bolrl the seam r Humboldt. His reccp-
ton Was grand. II not so inagnif c en-, as
it wnu'd h we het n. h I'd he no been file
te | with i'ness. with which lie h d surr-
ERE during lie entire passage NJ 4! nc
kossu h w S a'soqui,e ILL., ia NJ nte<,
the notorious dans'use. was also p.sscn-
ger upon the Humboldt.
/ The most heart rendirg casually Of the
day, occurred at one Of the public school
houses in the CITY of New York, on tie
2Oih ult. One Of the female teachers was
suddenly seized with fainling fit, when
some of the children ran to an adjoining
room and called for water. The inmates,
thinking the building was on fire, rushed
to the stairs; The balus;radc gave way,
and a hun lrel or over were precipita.ed
to the ground floor. Forty or fifty were
killed by the lal', or died from suffoc. liur,
and many were wounded. The New
York papers are filed wi h i c Nv nj de-
tails The scere.
o. the morning O. the 9Th, the Die
Vernon ran into tie Archer, near lie
mouth OF the Illinois, Gu ting The latter
boat enti'eyi" two. Abuu; thirty lives,
with all tie books and papers o. tie boa,
were lost.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Ia " BaDc ci ialen III: Board ur House a..
IA h II to the Am ricsn S,uun.
Ry Il Ia M MINI" to 80 II III on" every thing In
'h"i- In at duce' prices. paticrlay line sugars, an
the be quality of r butter an La.
Ma DEPARTS twi,. a w,,k-clcs.s on Sun la,
an W"ln elav even nr..
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The Pioneer and .M'nn.sofinn have
given the Democrat such tight fits ate
y, that our neighbor is iaia to beg of.
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buy his peace with these presses, and
eek a quarrel ;gain with the Errress.-
AS our contemporaries in St. Paul how
ever, know The 'Ohier Ex-Marshal
much better than we do. and sem in ii
air way $50 give the devil his due we
shall allow them TO take principal Charge
Of his case, until we have more leisure.
In the mean time. we advise cur neigh
Dor TO read, mark and inwardly diges',
he leaders in tie last Pioneer and Mn
nesofian, and trust lie wi il derive com
tort and consolation ,herelrom.-.N. fin
thony Express.
Temperance Men. Attention!
A General Territorial Temperance
Convention viii mce' on New Years day.
at 10 o'clock, A. Nj in the Presbyterian
Church, al st. Pau. II is proposed ih,n
IN there 10 consider tie best NE us Of
suppressing in,emrerance; Is also for
calling out, combining. and drec ing
whatever OF corrcct sen imcnt there my
be among us on sub, eel so vita!ly con-
ncctcd wi h the present and N ulc well
fare of our yuung ana rising Territory.
Should circumstances JUSTIFY Terrific
rial Society my be organ z d. Friends OF
Temperance, OF every lame, from every
part, show your interest by your pres
ence.
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politician, who i'm gines he has divine
right to Use the people as his implements
of trade. and to bring him, begging for
mercy, at your feet. 1t is agreeable to
be the dispenser of daily information
from all parts of the world, and to feel
the consolation, after Your days work is
finished, that mary happy f; mi'y circle
is formed around The Homestead hearth,
deriving intel'ec'ual PIE; sure and graft
'ying innocent curiosity in devcmrirgthe
labors of your Lusy BRAIN. And of all
things, next to subs'antiuL reward it is
agreeable TO herr your patrons express
Themselves Pleased with your paper. and
sly to You it is just the ,hng;" for
then you feel, i yom 10 not regarl them
as pack of hyp critics, that you have
done your duy at least.
Have II ey done theirs? THIS is the
question. Why do The people. as IA GEN
eral thing. keep their editors so poor p
Who builds up towns; opens new Ian Is
I TO TIE view o. the migrating million !;
stretches rai'ro d. from one end of the
country TO The other; sells the farmers
grain AMI stock, the arts MS wares and
the merchants goods? Who. we say, if
not the editor. Where would have been
your ST. Paul, or your ST. Anthony. but
for your editors, who informed the world
there were such places. What original
properly holder in either Of those towns,
but has pocketcd his thousands within
tie last two years, from the l.bors of edi-
tors. vile have. {. mrarn'ive'y. received
>'hirg for their toll THUS it is ever.
! The editors are pnt upon the wheel OF
tie tread-miIl, and they NUT keep tie
machinery in operation. bread Or n brca ;.
They are rtg;r ed rail err p.rt o. the
m :teri;l word i'scl Than as indivifu Is
with W MS, and tastes, and desires, IS
other men.
''Smo,th words butter parsnip>." An
editor carnot live upon Tie good wishes
and kind expressions OF those he elr>
though the world. Yet, the practice Of
the world seems 10 inGic;te Il at he can /;
and the thousand and one fools who are an
nnaEy endeavo"ing 20 climb he legs of
the edi orial trip'l. goa; evi !crce that
tie wprl is pr ctice is right. Their ex-
;.mp'e is. i'll me- sure. lie c:uSe o. so
great a prcve'ercc o. he wr ng o which
we mp'ain. A corn unity m V h We
Il gonl editor. compelled to w.rk rs usual
for next To TO hing. and at II 81 me time
console themselves WI h Ike Fec. that
he lie: YES thai icy hive on hnl D..
Greas'qr C. I. wyer Lon RS CT R'v.
Mr.. L a'ller'nng>. who will do H., ter
business in the edi orinl line all or tie
glory Of The Thing. H. Y no. be quite
as good at first. but lie C n earn. the same
as Il sucking child en- be 'augh, 10 draw
milk through gore quill from bottle.
Br ins will even IL w fly mo his cad
af.e' the m inner MN. rvh fl wou' OF lie
brain Of Jupi'e,. Cnil this species of
error is GORGE ed in TIE public min e Ii
ors, as general Thing, will exist as did
Jobs turkey, AMI other people will reap
the benefit Of their labor.
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81 h We lived with the best m,<te,
and the han soonest man tina. ever fell i
wicked 'uel.'
Il saw him shot,
The old m;n started. crossed Inns,
devou''y. and poured .nt surplic..i.
for mercy 10 the departed. Ma, IL.
your name. sir?
told j..
II remember it well. Yon were III
young officer who held the poor mast.
in your arms, when you sent the garden
sr and his boy to fetch the doctors"
!" am that person, and would have a,
ted a. your masters second, could hay
reached the bowling-green in time. B,
they made short work Of it,"
"Ah. did they indeed" said tie O,
man, " but the vengence Of the Afmieh!
has pursued them h,rd.''
odd he who ki''el your m,.,er =. I'M
to an untime'y end ?" denim ed
Come into the next room, AMI W.;
tell you, SIR
He liftei the candles from the tab
and Vel me into an ad"inging apar men
1t seemed SORT % priva room or II !,
There w''re COPE OF bookcases. who:
shelves were tolerab'y fl ed. a collecrit
o. stuffed birds, AMI glass p'ess abb,
tho mantel-piece. to which, when he h:
placed the lights on The m .rble slab.
selected ami sPp.iel key, mi from tw
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LEES AFRICAN TONIC.

ITO be continued
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house, and before he had done perusing
them, Emma had with great effort sue
ceeded in subduing her feelings so as
to present no appearance of extraor-
dinary agitation.
II must leave you for few hours" :"
said Mr.. Markham, after attentiyely
peruslng his letters.
Do not go,n faltered Emma, for the
dreaded visit promised, or rather threat
ened by Colletti, rose up before her
mind in all. its horrors.
g | will return as quickly as possible"
said Mr.. Markham, "but among these
letters there is one which must be at
tended to by myself At twelve o'clock
] will be back. Keep up your spirits,
and take care of yourself for my sake,
Emma.o
MT. Markham departed, and Emma,
with a shuddering horror, awaited the
visit of that awful man, who, she began
to think, was appointed by fate to be
her evil genius.
ITO be continued
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PROFESSIONAL.
Law Agency.

DURING my absence from the parish Of St;
- Mary, my friend JULES G. OLIVIER,
Esq, viii represent me in my professional busl-
ness in said parish. He is also authorized to
stipulate for my services, counsel IN cases
in which he may be employed with me in SAID
parish. THOMAS ii. LEWIS.
Franklin, June 2S, 1851. 6m
EDWARD SIMON, JR., AttorRey-at- Lar, ,
II will practice his profession in the Courts Of
the Fourteenth Judicial District for the parishes
of St. Mary, ST Martin and Vermillion.
Co Office opposite the Court House, on
Main street. st
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THOMAS WILCOXON.
Timber for Sale.

50 We have at the mouth of Bayou GA
" ~ Teche 80 tiers OF the best quality OF i
Cypress Timber, which we are disposed to sell
on accommodating terms. Persons wishing to
buy this timber can know the terms by calling
on N. Parks or M. H. Carroll, at Pattersonville.
KICKS IL PARKS.
Pattersonville, July IL, 1851. 6m.
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FOR SALEORREN
For Sale or Rent.

n The subscriber offers for
81 fzZ9M sss sale or to rent his valuable
y EsEzM - Plantation, situated near the
mouth OF bayou Teche, and embracing among
its improvements sugar-house and other neces-
sary buildings. For terms (which will be accom-
modating) and other particulars, apply on the
premises, to
oh tf THOMAS WIlCOAON.
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MONTHLY-32 Pages per Number Sl per
annuIn, in advance 10 copies for 81.
'BLMONTHLY and MONTHLY 76S
Pages per annum; So in advance;
10 copies for Sl5.
THIS is the only journal in Europe or America
l. devoted to a complete and original system of
Aathropology 1t presents new and well demon-
strated systems of Phrenology, Physiology and
Physiognomy, and surveys, from new position,
the Humanitarian progress and the great wonders
and discoveries of the age. The doctrines Of the
Journal have been sanctioned generally by Phre-
noIogists and men of science who have given
them an investigation.
B-Specimen numbers win be sent gra-
tuitously. Address the editor, DR.. J. K. BUcHA-
NAN, Cincinnati RemtttGaaces at the EDITORS
risk.
~ Volume |. being stereotyped, copies will
be sent by mail for 50. This volume contains
Nine Plates, one being map OF the NeV Sys-
tenn of PhrenoLogg. 27-2m
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For Sale.

Ii The subscriber offers for sale three
fEa=m Lots of Ground or Willow street, each
.Esa=M- lot measuring about so feet front by $40
feet deep, more or less. On one lot is new barn
and shed, with good well of water. For par
ticulars apply to
1T JAMES S. SIMMONS.
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JAMES MAY,
FASHIONABLE HAIR CUTTER
AND LADIES' HAIR DRESSER,

Recently from TIE celebrated esta5ltsltn'ent Of
MoREAU, PINEAU JULES, NEW ORLEANS,
DESPECTFULLY tenders his services to
IL the public generally. He will cut and dress
the hair in the latest and most fashionable Pari-
sian styles.
Ladies' and gentlemen's Wigs, Toupets. &c,
and also all kinds of ornamental hair work made
to order.
10 The advertiser takes pleasure in INFORM
ing the ladies' that he viii wait on them at their
residences for the purpose Of dressing their hair,
and from his long experience in this branch OF
business. he hopes to give perfect satisfaction.
NJ His dressing room is located on Main
street. between the stores of DR.. Rabe and MIR.
lew. 80 6m
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L0TS E0R SAIE

OK LOTS, so feet front by 600 deep. for sale
X on long credit also the lot and improve
ments between J. c. Gordy' and Capt. Gates's,
fronting on the public road and the bayou.
5 HENRY C. DWIGHT, Franklin.
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RICHANAN,S JOTRNAL on MAN.

. Agents in Franklin,
G. N. SEAGRAVE g. co.
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A L. TUCKER, attorney and Counsellor
IA at-Laac, will attend promptly to all colec-
tons or other professional business entrusted to
his care. Office in Odd-Fellows' Hall, over the
store of MessrS. Talbot, in Franklin