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TIVE undersigned has always on hand n good
i assortment Of IariheHnars, China. and
Glass, which he j.. prepared to sell at wholesale
or retail on the most favorable terms He re-
specially calls the attention OF country Mcr.
chants and others visiting the City, 10 his A.
sortmen, and prices.
Packages done IN the best manner
J. g. DUNLAP
81 Camp Nfrsst Neg Orleans.
June 2l-t, ls5I n52
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APRIL .--- ny Willis.


L. shining IN tie sk}. Nafi'eof'b.
have found siole,.. April hath come on,
And the cool wind. fee. softer, aud the ram
Falls IN the beaded drop- OF summer time.
You may hear birds a. morning and al eve
The tame dove fingers ti the twilight fails,
Cooling from the age- and drawing in
His beautiful bright neck and from the hills
4 mnrmur like the hoarsenes- Of the sea
Tells Of the release Of waters, and the earth
Sends up pleasant smell, and the dry leaves
Are lifted By the grassland 50 know
That Nature, with her delicate ear hath heard
The dropping Of the velvet foot OF Spring
Smell Of my yioe,s' found them where
The liquid South stole DER them, on bank
That rancd to running water. There's to me
a daintness about these early lowef'
Tha, touches me like poetry. They blow
With such simple loneliness among
The common herds Of pasture, and breathe out
Their lives 80 unob,ru.ivcly, ike hearts
Whose bca,ings are too gentle for the world.
love to 60 in the capncions days
OF April and hunt siole,- when the rain
j. IN the blue cups trembling, and they nod
So gracefully to TIE Kisses Of the wind.
It may ue dccmd unmanly but the wise
Read nature ike the manuscript OF heaven
And call the flower. It's poetry. Go ont
We spirits of habitual unrest
And read it when the 3" fever Of the world
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They have uoa n store, ~ pair. Of wheels,
with ron axle, and shaft, Of TO inches,
aud 20 pair et : % inches.
Atso-NIN " lGONN. complete, "ih
iron aNlrtrccs, pr.e ) li0 each. Two paifN oi
Timber Wheels, with screws, - feet high, 7
inches tread
They tlse orders for all kinds Of Wagon
work. and deliver them on plantation, al man
uiaciurcr- pfirr,
AL,o-N large assortment of HiRD.
HiRE. tor plantation use, VIZ 'hun-'
wrought and cut nails, Hunt Axes, socket
Spades. long haadlc shovel, and ,padc-, hocN
Of all sind. cane knives. nook aud plate hlngc-.
prind-,oue-. common aud scotch collars, Mauli-
Ia and tarrcd Rope, cro-~-cut pit and mlll
saws, files Of all kinds, iron blocks. with :
inch .hcl,r-. 81 latre assortment of English and
American bar ron, ron aNle- with boNe-,
sperm. whale and ln,ccd oils. SPIRITS Of 'Tur.
pentinc, putty, window gla,'. and pant, Of all
kinds HOGAN i REAlD,
corner Cu-tum.hou,c and iesce.
Jan " 1851 '3n-e-lY
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II " = l. Il y ! 81 VT - X b.
T. CAMP SrRLLT NEW ORLEANS
4 nllNA. Glass aud EarlhenNure, Silver
! Spoons, Forks, Ladies', Ac. Plated Cas-
tef@. Caudicsicks, Matters, Cake Baskets
Spooa4, fo7ke, a.. Hr9aalHa 1ra,ci-,
ritsher., Jra-. Cup, Sc Tin War: \ gem
cfalas.oumcul u ood. u eve Tubs 81. ket.,
Brooms, Baskets, &c brushes. Floor, Du,t-
ing Scrubs NhicWu-h, Sc. Castings. Pots,
1cakcitle-, nuddle-. Ae, JapHp0g Wait
cr-, il1cSc.v, Boxes. cutlery kuNc> and
Forks, ct as descriptions aud qualities. if~as
end ifoa R.ssdcr-, Andirou-, SNoycJ, add
Tuug-. lamps ttrvcrs description. t0ot-
ing Niorr, The celebrated Republic Stove.
Ia short, every article required to furnish a
house, teNccpl cabinet furniture and dry goods
being the most extensive assortment ~ any one
store IN the cit,.
] Goods ior the country packed with extra
care.
Jan. 10, 1859 y3n2s-ly.
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" LOWE, ". ~ rNrrHoS. Ptfrtsos, 81
Hamatiie Aa. Nos p,l,aas Memphis Tam
I OWE, PATTlNON & Co.. Successors
II to Lowe u fa,t>ou.l fonm icior
Commission aai foroardlag Merchants, New
Orleans,
Announcements on shipment, to the ahese
house viii be made by y Il Mciieuty, Who
may be addressed At Sitreyeport, Ia
ALSO. parties shipping direct to the above
house can draw at sigilt on them for near the
value Of lhs GOTTEN
October /, 1851.
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Sign Of the Mammoth MORTAR.

"a CLARK & ALLISON. - Grng,er street.
II New Orleans, Importers of and D,al,rs
= IN Drugs, themmais, Periun,erg. end the
tosi approved Pafem Medicines, rcspeo fully
all the attention Of Physicians and Planter.
their large and carefully selected stock
which they offer on AS liberal terms as any
iouse IN the South.
Thankful for the liberal patronage they have
'lready received, they hope To merit contn-
nance of the same, by due attention to tn. IN
cres,s Of their patrons. Purchasers ARE re-.
lnes'ed TO examine their stock before purchas.
ny elsew here.
n. u. Agents for Iosrs, Wnirr & Co.'S
POSITION teeth, dental instruments, and gold
oil.
Jan. ~, 1903. v3n20-v.
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The Faculties for intellectual abilities, nsssi
worth. and professional requirements. " III cen
pare t"ombly with The most distinguished 10
our country The medical iaculi, con.l'sr.
an anomaly IN this or any other rouniv-sll
OF them are able lecturers aud III. bss, q
teachers
Those who viii contemplate our gecgraPsi
cal pos'iion, aud the extent Of our populslsss
can have no doubt ~ to the eligibility oi ssf
situation Tor an enterprise Of the kind, ~"
health, inclnding all season. Of the yraf, "
dtny thai ANY OTHER CRY HAS MORE.
Acoinnlou error exists IN the minds Of sAe'
students relative to the place 81 Studying -
iclne those who intend practicing amoss ~
diseases of the West and South should ~
ialnly educate themselves at II school slsse
fae"liy are practically acquainted with Ass'
Diseases
That the public may be satisfied Of In ~
mnnency OF TN, school, We feel II our dssy "
state that the Trustees and Faculty form u"
in notion, which augurs we'll for is future ~
cess, and tina, the peculiar internal 0rgasss'~
which connects them cannot be ,n,csrup'ed'
T.. ". w. KING, Esq.
President oi The Memphis in''sss.
mar,h l. 1850. VI ns0y
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THE FOREST TEMPLE

Why bath man raised to thee his crumbling
temples
Which pass away Iike drifting clouds above,
When thy pure worship were in bright examples
OF holy Charity sweet Peace and Love
For there il. deep within the heart, reeesses,
Devotion, thy all-sceng eye defines,
Unbreahed, o God, which thy observance
Before the pomp Of conseca,ed shrihes'
VIII ,aper- temples, priests robes that glisien
With ieweed splcndor, pageaniry- array,
Incline ,hiLc ear, o God. the more to listen,
Than TO the simplest pray ers without display
Let mc 90 forth To the prmeya forests,
Their cloisicred solludes, their leaiy aisles,
And list the voices OF thy fcathered chort-i-
Their gratelulhymn in which no art beeuilc-,
Vls,as adorned with gorgeous fringe and i,sscl
OF glowing blossom - graceful, pendant
flower,
Where iruanl though, becomes a uhYing vassal.
And owns the wondrous glory of thy power
Their floor. enerusted with brocadej splendor
OF golden, silver, azure purple bloom,
Their yelyc, veriurc To the knee more tender
Than all the cushioned pomp of cunning
loom,
In their green glade i. many a niche, whose
beauty
No saint adorns IN quain,ly-carven stone.
Where may be paid un-pokeu, all the duty
The eoniriie spirit feels, unseen, unknown.
There are meet shrnes amid their pomp calhe-
dral,
And rich mosaies where the rcyercnt knee
May bend, o God, in faithful fervor federal,
In homage pure, with PROSTATE heallto thee
In the still night, nnd the giant affairs,
Thy everlasting hills--ali silent--where.
Trembling upon The lip weak language ialter.
Each glance is worship, every though.
prayer
The stars that tessela,e the vault Of heaven,
Their chastened glory on those alters pour.
Lightning the soul from paths Of earthly Ieayen,
To those bright shrincs where angel eye,
adore.
!. Bright, e,erlasting lamps, celestial ,apers,
" Twinkling aud beaniing from the dome of
= night,
" up~Ard roll the silver elouded vspors
TO curtain, Lord, thy reams of living light,
their white wings they bear, to thee ascend.
Ing,
The grateful incense Of earth /. iarest bower.
Jhs hearts pure prisons, in silence blending
The morning breath OF Thy sweet censor.
flowers.
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n u H. 10 bf1Nlff Hiftti' Ne" ofirhh-,
~ cur., flasr, N-4ai Hsad U4He Sasi-
nag, Sor,, and Tiers. II Etoy bssrrVi'oa.
NV OELlASs, oct !, 1891.
>anu,i Rcgnod, E'g.
Dear Sir. take tIu. opportunity of express
ing io you ub sincere thanks, and ;,ndcrng O,
YOU nay grateful ackupN Judgments for the
great benefit ! Hase received from your treat
ment of the mn cacer, on my night hand,
winch an happy 10 -tHt" j. quite we'll and
they have the appearance OF beng Thoroughly
sraoiica'.d aud ava truly thankful that the
torment under which | have ,o long iaborcd
has ceased VI, pen i. inadequate 10 express
the degree of suffering had experienced, for
the last two particularly, If lhc long thirty
years that have been thus afflicted, a, all who
know me can testify IA-t year Dr. Gilbert
operated ou me for .ome six months. aud pro-
neunccd me earsd after giving me slight
f,reasfr II PHrga0fgj and loYiu Twas at thus
decision So d,tIrou, was 10 get rii Of those
twin cancers. the well known aud hated curse
Of ms existence pam aud trouble Tor 50 long
renad Bar Judge If ms disappointment,
Whru last -prnt They returned iH n much pors'
t9rm than thet sorc before Dr. Gilbert treated
and pronounced them cured ~o then applied
tu YOU hut brlirsc me with little hope Of r..
lief at your oand. after DR. Gilbert ~ whom
had placed so much confidence, had failed in
etlrtI cure. but gon told nae that You could
cure my hand, aud that speedily, and also. that
YOU would aaff4Hf d eus, and to all appear
aurr YOU have fulfilled your PROMISE, and ! ana
sat -ird that Yra Know what your medicine
can perform, Us well is Your patients leel IL
efficiency aud / for one, appreciate Your great
caudor, perseverance and wuiehiulne.s, and c--
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BOTANIC DRUG STORE.
10 roypR,s STREET, NEW oslr,N,

~ royDRts srRrEr, Nrw ORLEANS.
DIR. A. A. JONES respectfully informs
x his friends and all using Botanic Med.
{ zines, whether Planter. Physicians, PRIV.
atFami,ies or country Merchants, that Il.
kos on hand at all times lul! aud complete
-ply both IN the simple and compound form
aoi which are OF the very best quality. ruo
=, and at n low prices and on A. reasonable
tins rs any one can sell articles OF tn same
iusle value lie would here state ,hii his
hrc = the oldest and the onl, purei Re.
nc Establishment Ia the South. and thu rnr
that has uniformly sold good MedrIea.
Ease order direct Or through your Comm, :.
IN Merchant from Dr. A A, JosEs, NJ .Or
ans.
Jan. II, 1852 y3nag-if.
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a., DIR +. CONE Il co, Druggis's,
~ No. IT Camp street, \cw orcau-, are
II constantly receiving additions TO their
carefully selected stock ot Drugs and Med.
cinc-, which will bee sold at the lowest cash
prices.
a. Planters, country Physicians, aud others
are requested to call and Judge for themselves
before purchasing elsewhere.
f. J CONE y co, No. rs Camp :,
Jan ~, 1882 .y3n19-iy.
hR t. j. CONES No,8herp Cough Syrup,
} an uneQuilcd rcmedy for the cure OF
Coughs lnAurn2a, Brouchitis, dc.
DR. Cox Er'rae' NJ topaira, Narsa, and
Cubebs-a certain cure, with full directions
DR. CoxE's Tome igac Syrup, and Pts, an
inialhble cure for Chill- and Fever
Prepared and sold by
T.. J CONE II co.
No rs Camp 81, New Orleans.
Jan II, 1882. y3u29-iy.
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JEFFERSON. TEXAS.
II D. ". Douthtls', % Marshall y.

A'ilt. be found one Of the must magL'nfs'
W stock Of goods ever imported INTO W
market, OF ever, .or, and variety. large
sufficient stock Of Groceries will be cons'a"''
kept IN hand
D. w DOuTiilT, will be constantly
ecisins Goods Of every description dan"s
boating season.
Call and examine when visiting our 'c."
March ~. 1852. ,gu-ly
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An OLD STORY.

The snow falls fast ia the silen, street,
And the wind is laden with cutting slect
And there is pi;iless glare in Tie sky,
Ana fait,si,.x rotnsa goes wandering by.
The rag. tina, wrap' her wasted form,
Arc frozen stiff in the perishing Storm
And she is so cold that the snow fakes rest
Unmslted, upon her marble breast.
All, who could believe tina, those raylcsseyes
Were once as sunny a. Apnl skies
And the flowers she pluekcd in early spring
Loved to be pluckcd by 50 pure thing
IT'S pa.,--and the fierce wind, shflcsiug BY
browns the fam, gasp of her parting ,igli--
And lfcI.ss she fails al he outer gate
OF him who has lief, her desolatc.
Silently falls the snow on her face,
Clothing her form In it. stainless grace;
As though God in his mercy had willed that
Should die in the garment of purity. She
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eINurtliM. llNllsc.

to'ue- n Pogirgs and Camp Streets.
AIRS GRANT w0Hld call the attention of
vi gentlemen and families visiting the city
To her horse I !, situated IN the vicinity of
the most business streets And she would as
care will be given 90 ensure their quiet and
comfort Her house j. spacious and well fitted
up, and her table is well supplied with the va
rieies of the market
~ Entrance 81 poydra-, or / 0A Camp street,
opposite the Amerh N Theatre,
Jan II. 1889 v3nao-lv.
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- q NELSON & 60, Commission Nsr.
:. chants, Nrw Orleans.
y O Nelson. Ncw Orleans, T.. Bank smith.
New Orleans II e. Walker, Memphis, Tenn
date Cashier Branch Union Bank - r A. Nell
son, Athens, Am. yanA
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4 waa on sssi"g IN old gobblsr trying
10 swallow cotton string, tacesiou.ly re.
marked. That WAS the last attempt he
I'D seen 10 Introduce Cotton into 1mkey'
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9eleftea poetru.

The following from the +" Lantern, Is one oil
the finest touches Of poetic pa'hos we have
seen for many day. II is almost equal TO 'i~
csvv t.e~t az Hood:
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WlTTENDEN & CAMERON, Importers
~ and Dealers ir Carpe,ing, Oil Cloths, Mat.
ting Curtain Goods, rphol,,ry Goods &c 30
Char,res and ~ Customhouse streets, New
Orleans.
Jan 10, 1859. n2s-ly.
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We will furnish Bugging, Rope, and Plan
talion supplies to Planters shipping 10 the
above house.
EVANS, GREGG, q KEY.
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NEW ORLEANs-.-(onlinued.


TIT. subscribers beng the
Cs sok Agents for the sale OF NE
A> Maysyiile (ky) PLOt CHS,
of Inc celcbraird manufactures OF Haii and
Banenrer have 10 store large assortment OF
their cas-, and wrough; IRON Ploughs, winch
they offer at manufacturers prices
la5 Half. wrourhi-lron Plough-. with
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I 'RIAiI 4. POLLARD l. co, Importers
I and Draiers in Hardicare, Cuiirry. Co,ahs,
DO, No. IL Canal street, (paudng's Row
New Orleans Hardware, Cutlery, Castings,
Nails, Axes, Spades and Shosels, Hoes, Trace
and Log Chains, Tin ware, Cotton and Wool
Cards, Rope Percussion caps, Pins, Needles,
Fish lloos, and Lines, Blank and School books,
Paper, Ink, Combs, Brushes, Buttons, perium-
cry Shaving and Fancy Soaps, Razor Strops,
Nioiins and Violin strings, Backing, Spool cot
ton, Linen Thread, Suspenders, Looking glass
cs, Playing cards, and an extensive variety of
American, French, English and German Goods.
to which the attention of Merchants aud others
buying Goods for cash or city paper, is invited
Jan.lI, 1892. ,3n29-6m.
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SAMUEL REYNOLDS

80 Camp st, New Orleans.
Jan. 30. 1859 t3nas.
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hfFlCE, la3 Grl,ler .tstct, NcH Orleans,
~ cu1s ftasr,, N-4d HEAD U4Fc SasL
nag, Nors, and iiesrs " Etog Description
NV OELlANs, oct !. ls5l
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sNrDER,s WINES.

r HAVE lately received from wAsHIreroN Moa-
Il TON. esq., at Borieaus. Well selected invo. CO
ef ihs best Red Wines OF MEDSC; emb, acing d
email b,t OF each Of the very choicest srowths 4
that celebrated district
Thia fact. and slr. Morton's well known high
standing. as also bis gnod judgment in bis secc-
tons are sufficient GUARANTEES that these Wines
will b. found on tfiai all that bcspcak for them,
If PR periy tiatsd.
Am mg sheD are 100 dozens Of tbs ''CHATEAU
LAWVEAuX." which has already given such
great sltstact1n, ffoifi the Vineyard Of the Coun
DU HAMgL.
80 cases, each dozen pints, sam. Wine.
30 dozens rare "CHATEAU AAGAUXP
vintage of l547. The best Of the first class W III 4
Of Medoc
20 dozens "HAUT BRION," Of I547 The fourth
and last oi the frst-class Wines; of ha-
yor and deIicacy. From the Commune Of PtssGc.
10 dozens .'C1ATEA U LAROSE," ofISi7 The
flnsst Of the sccund-class. FROM The Commune Of
~ Julien.
% dozens "HiOU ron" 1877 Of the second
class Of the Commune Of Pu,iliiac. A very 81.
pcrior and favori,. Wine.
20 dozens of the celebrated "CHAfEAU Co.'S
Dss0urnti The choicest Of the 81 cond class, and
By many best judges ranked as good 10 fret class.
GA the SUBJECT Of s.CLARETS," or MEDOC
Vince. ! would respectfully ask attention TO the
annexed article. s.n.
beg also to say, that in again prosecuting my
business have received some invoices OF isost en-
cclient RHINE anI MOSELLE Wines. includirs 3
the "SFAHKIpING SCHARZBERG," Of 1886, anu
two qualities Of The .'IELEBRArED CHAM
PAGNE" OF Moot and Chamber, which IN.
e.irpassed; as well some rare AMOhTlLLA-
| DO" and choice stock VI s.SAUTERNE5,''
"BURG U INDIES" &C., &c.
| Orders will be very thankfully received and exc
cuted by JACOB SNIDER, JR,
| Wine Merchant, No rs Walnut street, Phila.
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We commend the following paragraphs to
the especial attention Of those Wing journals
Of the North that have derived 50 much salts
faction from the Journals article on The Wing
caucus:
From the Louisville Journal Of Mays
few of the Wing papers O. the North do not
seem TO appreciate properly the strength OF the
Wing party Of the South. They speak Of il die.
paragngly. They scein TO consider that il s very
small fraction OF the Wing party OF the Union,
and that its wishes in regard 10 the Presidency
ought therefore to be entitled to but little censid-
Grafton.
The Northern Wing presses that entertain such
views are very seriously mistaken. The aid-of
| the Wing party Of the South is not only import
| ant, but indispensable to The election or Wing
President. The election Of a Wing President
without the assistance Of the Wing party Of the
South is as utterly impossible the election of a
Wing President without the aid Of the Whig para
| ty Of the North.
In ls4s the slayehoiding States gave Taylor &c
votes and Caes 65--a majority Of ii for the Wing
ticket; and they gave Handsome popular inajori
| ty for the same ticket. Thus the Wing party o!
the South was the dominant party OF The South,
and nothing has occurred since to weaken it, but
much to strengthen it. We sincerely believe that
tial election, and that, under favorable auspices,
| the Wing triumph south of the Potomac in No
| vembcr next will be overwhelming.
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HANGED, and an Of i. more valuable, BY the time

HANGED, and all ~ It more valuable, by the time
required 10 hold before he mar kcta ble-it not
bling fit 10 bottle under Jvir snd a half years
Acofrect idea Of the value or the spot Of The
Ers.ciass wines may BE- Judged from he fact, THAI
in 1871 "Chaeau Latte" sold for $500 france ths
irh and IN 1916 was asked at Chateau LATTE "a
price fGr como very fns seconds then in yauh
there, which would have cost fifteen dollars a dozsn
in B,rdeaux. Wine al fms price ondcr our pre-
cent duty. could not be cold ~ sn importer here
under twenty .fse dollars per d,zeH,
The contract now held Tor Il c wines Of the sele-
brated vineyard Of Chateau Margaux il looked
upon as charter TO palm If 70 distant parts
"MaIgaux Wines" or any other q. o they may
DE wines OF the commune, but not OF the Chafeau)
OF inferior sorts, fr whic. higher prices than they
are worth may he had from such M buy on q
name, conientt 10 believe thit they drink Chateau
Margaux," u the label on the bottle sayss,. Hjw
often do we see wines Of common quality labcfiet
Chateau hlargaux" sellins at price ,iiat should
put 10 the blush any dealer having any pre-.
T. nsions 10 integrity, or TO knowlcdge ot Cares
wines!-to say nothing If the ~ant of Judgment
Of the buyer. il had not ready IA de this
too long, would explain TO you why "Chr,cau
Margsux," Or any wine Of specific clsss, aiways,
from year to year, maintains its standing in the
c'ass fica'ion Of Mcdoc vince. With your perInis-
sion may resume The subject.
am, very truly, you're,
JACOB SNYDER. ia,
Wine Merchant, rs Walnut st., Philasi, lphia.
Nav B