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PILLS.
Chieknsr's Sugar-coated PuIgatf7
Paris Life,
MofEast's Life,
Wnght's Indian vesstsbfe,
BTandreth's Vegetable UnivsrzsI,
Horrison's Hyzeizn.
Lees New London,
Coopes's,
AndeYaon'a, ~
Wistar's Gontls Purxatiys,
Hisoard's Ant-bilious Family,
Swayne's Sanstivs,
Hsrrick's Sugsr.costsd,
Sappington's Fever and Argue,
Coyel's Rhsumatie,
Grsefenbere,
Spenaer's Vegetables,
Winer's Chamomiie,
PernAn,
Aiistaeis' Health,
Allebaais' Asrs,
Essns' Chsnomiis,
Yandtz's A1ti-bilious,
lngoldbyh Pile,
Jayne's AgHe,
Halsey's Gold.
COUGH REMEDIES,
Snermsn's Bsisam,
5ushsn's Hungarian,
DE-. Davis's Wild Cherry srd Tar,
Wtnsr's Elseanpanes
Wistar's halsam,
Thorlpson's Tar and Napshs,
Jayne's Expectorant
Duncan's E.psctornnt,
BsSthoiomsw's Exoectorant,
Bailsys Syrup Wild Cherry, L
swsyne'sS yTnp Wild Cherry,
schneek's Puimonic Syrup,
View England Puimonic Syrup,
Taylorfs Eaisam Liverwort,
RITTERS.
Mofat's Phoenix,
Hiboerd's Wild Cherry,
Woods Wild Cherry,
Bsske'a Aromatic,
HeyTiek'a,
PANACEAs,
SWANS,
Houek's,
Culleu's Indian Vegetable
OINTMENT AND 5ALVES.
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor,
Hawley's Vegetable,
Otto Of Rose Lip,
Aiiebeais', 81 ,kae
Toasey's Master of Pain,
Couklin,
Buffers letter,
AcAlister'a Vegetable,
Danforth's Vegetable,
HarYison's Specific,
TONES,
Rowand's Improved Mixture,
Southeru Mixture,
Norr!s's Mixture,
Jayne's Hair,
Fox's Cyprian Hsir,
East India, al
Van Reed's,
Wynkoop 9,
Bailey's.
II AL articles in the Medfcin,
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DISTRIBUTION DIES poUno1Rs.

DISTRIBUTION DIES POUVOIRS.
Art. ler.-Les pouvoirs du gouvernement. del Etat
de Louisiana sont dvises en- trois departments dis
tncts
Chacun de ces departments est comic corps
particuier de nagstrats.
LIE pouvoir egisatif est attribute Il corps parti-
cutler lie pouvor executf autre corps ct lie pou-
vor judcinre un trosiems corps.
Art 2--Aucun de ces departments, nj aucune
personne rempIissant dams Pun deux place quel-
conque, nexercera les pouvors qui superintendent en-
propre Fun des deux autres ce nes dams les cas-
indques ci-apres exPressement.
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Art. l41.-Tout amendment cette Constitution
peut etre propose au Senat on Ia Chambre des Re-
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COOPER'S WELL, Kinds County, Miss, 80
Situated us thirteen ms the State
Raymond within miles readiness
to convey passengers TO the Well
This Watering Place at all the for
pyarhea Dyspepsia Dropy Gravel Dbets. Bronchitis choIos
and general debility In Consumption the exciting
TERMS.
Boarding and Lodging to the LIST June week
INhtAN WILLIAMS Proprietor.
Tho be had In FIVE denjehus half
Poyd,as street, NewOreana.
Having made with the Physicians of the WE'LL D
Beaay Kennon advice will given olored nvads the
using diet and medical attendance
to 49,
The Waeresu had tho FIVE gallon demohn
pint bottle boxed Wm McCuheons Washington street. Vks-
burg. my6 3mW
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fLASTERBs
Sherman Poor Mans
iAllebes; reoy Mans
Ailshasa die Rubbsf Dsek.
THE Impro, I'd Poor Man's
few Dsyid's or Hebrew, rr
Psfer'1 Vegetable,
IHrapp,s indian, II
Whites Machine Sprssd ssssgtb-
whitins Strengthening. 80
Kidd's Imperial, U...
Heriek's Royal,
LINTMKNTy. M s4i'
IButlsr's Bone and fsysS, so
EzrsiDe's Lotion,
i Dsris'a Horse, 4tsf
i'an'' 18TH aayfi P ss:yT ssss fs
shsrnsn's compound Os1is Teoth, fe
Thomp1on's Aromatic Tooth, ..r 81
Jonss's Toothaehs.
LOZKNeKs.
Shsrnan's Cough, Wom Ca0Fh0
ChiIg's Worm,
~iat.r,. cesss. Gas
soiomou's Tootharhs,
sherman's Toothache, ~
WiILams'a To- .ssaeks, ..
l. MISCELLANEOUS. :,
fhoEn's ExtrAet u44l q
Wner's Afcanum Extract,
Certsr's Spsnfah Nurture
Mosher's KsiIsi, u.f
Mn. Kiddsr's Cordial, zs- ...,..
Vsnghp's Dithoutyiphs,
Osgood' Indian ChoioRoxus, rI7-f
Ealscy's Forest Wine, .Y
Ars. Hsys's pys.uteIy Cordial,
Crllsn' "a FemaIs Specific, Sc
Caiisn's Indian Vegetables Remedy
Royaed's Magic Lotion.
Bella Amy TnetuIe,
ia'r Ne E~tPnrt
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lie renverra wee ses objectionsa la Chambre Oh ],
projet de lo prs aissance, ct objections seron
inscrites tout long dams le process verbal de !;
seance Puts la Chambre reprendra lie bill en- consde
ration 81, apres cette nouvee elaboration, les deua
tiers de tous les membres elus q la dite Chambrt
s'entendent pour voter lie bill, lie projet de lo sera
transmits les objections du Gouverneur, Pautre
| Chambre, qui son tour lie reprendra en- consdera
ton; ct 81 lie bill est approuve par les deux tiers de
tous les membres elus cette soconde ,Chambre, lie
projet devendra loi. Dams cas-, les membres DIES
| dcux Chalnbres vocront par oui ct par non ct les
MONS de qui voteront respectvement pour ct
contrc lie bill seront Inserts au journal de chaque
Chambre. Tout bill qui ne sera pas renvoye par lie
Gouveneur dams les dix jours lies dimanches excep-
test gui suvront ceui OH il aura etc presente tevien
dra loi CONNIE 81 lie Gouverneur await appose sa ST.
gnature, moins que rAssembee Generate, en- s,a-
ournant, ait empeche le renvoi du bill dams re der.
ner cas-, lie projet deviendra oi sill nest pa envoye
dams les tros premiers jours de Ia session lyante
| Art. 54-Tout ordre toute resolution ou tout vote
qu exge lie concours DIES deux Chambrcs excepte les
propositions daournement, sera soumis an Gouver-
neur ct devra ete APPROVE par lui d etre mis-
execution. 81 lie Gouverneur refuse sa sanction, lie
vote des deux tiers des mernbres elus u chaque
Chambre de Ensemble G6nerale sera necessaire
pour maintenr Ia mesure.
Art Silly aura un secrttaire d'Etat qui restera
en- place pendant oute la perlode pour laGuele lie Gou
Verheur aura et' eu. Les archives de Eta seront
dePoss ct conserves dams les bureaux du Secreaire.
yet officer endra registre de tous les actes Off
cieIs du Gouverneur ct les certifera roccason. II
devra. quand requis, soumettre regstre,
a!nsi que tous les papers ct cercats de bureau
Il Tune autre Chambre de Ensemble Generate,
ct rempr tous les autres devors qui lu
mandts par la oi.
Art. 5G-fl aura un Tresorier d Etat qui restera
en- fonctons pendant deux ans.
Art 57-Le Secr6taire d Etat ct ls Trfsorier d. E.
tat seront elns par les voants de Fiat Dams ls cas-
gu Pune de ces places deviendrat vacante par suite
de la mort, de la domssion gu de rabsence du Ire
sorier GU du Secretaire dEtat, le Gouverneur or
donnera une election pour remplir la vacance.
Art 5S-Toutes les commissions seront accordses
au de Etat de la Louisiana ct par son autorite
el"s porteront lie de rEtat ct la signature du
Gouyerneur.
Art 59-Les hommes lbres ct blancs de rEtat
seront armts ct dscplints pour la defense du terri
tore Ceuxa qui leurs croyances reigieuses ne per-
mel tent point de porter les MY pas
tralnts, mais lis seront tenus de compenser prx
dargent la perte de leurs services personnels.
Art. 6o-La Legislature organisera la milice de
FEtat sur 10 pied qu'e ellie jugera convertible.
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d<IGARS-70, 900 Havana. direct importation
~ Club Club Media Rsyas Los Pc. HsImAnos Rskala,
Media Reyals Curldas Regaa for sale by :.
aust u FERD KENNETH CO.,
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presentanes announcement accepte par lea
deux tiers des nehbrss slus dams chaque Chambre,
ii sera nsere procesverbal lie vote par oni ct
par non, ct lie Sscetairs Eat lie fera pub1er en- an
alas ct en- franeais ros mois avant Pslection gene
rale des Representants la Legislature, dams un
journal au oins, dams toutes les parosses de Efat
on il Sc public journal, Lamendement ansi
propose sera ensuite soumis an peuple rslection
generale suivante, ct sill approuve ct rattle par
IA msjorite des eecteus il fera des ors parte de la
Constitution. 81 plusienrs amendments sont propo-
ses en- meme temps, ills seront soumis au peuple de
anlerea que les electeurs puissent voter pour on
contre chaque amendemsnt separement
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iaCetIalgc { otaa-
Mr. even, late cousul at Havana.

The National InleIligencer publishes a
letter filling near three columns, from Mr..
Owen, late Consul at Havana. in which
ne defends himself from the charges of
inhumanitv and want OF energy IL the
discharge Of his duties in reference 10 The
prisoners who were captured bv the Gu
ban authorities and executed for their par
ucipation in the Lopez expedition. MIR.
Owen denies, stgcnuously, these charges
and insists that he did all that vas com.
pallble with the circumstances under which
the prisoners were placed, and the limited
powers with which he was himself invest
ed. He publishes the copy of letter
be addressed 20 the Captain General, So
Letting the lives OF fifty prisoners who
were sentenced 10 be shot. or in the event
that could not be granted asking that their
execution might be deferred. To this the
Captain General replies that the men cap
tured are not American citizens or citizens
OF any other nation, but pirates, and that
he cannot permit any interference i'll re-
gard to theic fate from Mr.. Owen or any
other resident Consul. In regard to the
prisoners who were subsequently cap
tured Mr.. Owen asserts that he did every
thing TO the utmost Of his ability to alleviate
their condition and administer to their wants,
furnishing them with food clothing and other
necessaries out ofhis private funds. He also
publishes letter from Mr.. Thrasher, written
on the eve of his departure for Spain, in
which he says to Mr.. Owen:-"I have to
thank YOU, which | do most sincerely,
not only for your eXertions in my behalf,
which we can only regret having been UNI
ayaiIing, but also for many acts Of kindness
which you have extended TO me-
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tend continuing 10 be sober man as
have been for the last three months
Won't you drink drop after your
time is up!'
That'il be just as | choose. I will
drink or let it alone, as like. | shall
then he free TO drink moderately. or not at
all, as seems agreeable to me-
That IS 4 little more sensible than Your
perpetual totaI-abslineuce, teetotal, cold
water system. Who would be such
miserable slave Iwould rather die drunk
IN the gutter, than throw away my liberty
/ believe | have said as much myself
Don't you feel desire to have a good
glass of wine, or julep, now and then ?
No, not the slightest. I've sworn of
for six months, and that ends the matter.
vi course, / have no more desire for a
glass of liquor than | have to fly to the
moon--one is moral, and the other a
physical iInpossbiIity; ; and, therefore, are
dismissed from my thoughts.
What DO you mean BY moral impos-
sibility p
/ have taken an oath not 10 drink for
six months, and the violation of that oath
IS, for one Of my views aud feelings,
moral impossibijty'
Exactly. There are three months yet
to run, You say. After that, hope to
have the pleasure Of taking a glass Of
wine with you in honor of your restora-
uon TO state of Freedom
ou shall have that pleasure, Watson,
if ii will really be one was Barclays
reply. as the two young men parted.
ITO be concluded
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290efr1s.
THE MOTHERS HAND.
By CHARLES SWAN

By CHARLES SWAIN.
A. wandering orphan child WIS L
But meanIy, at the best, attired;
For oh, ny mother scarce could buy
The common food each week required:
But when the anxious day had fed,
Il seem'd to be her dearest joy,
To press her pale hand on my head,
And pray that God would guide her boy,
But more, each winter, more and mora
Stern suffering brought her 10 decay
And then an Angel passed her door,
Ard bore her lingering soul away
And they know not what IS grlsis
Who meier knelt by a dying bed
AL other woe on earth is brief,
Save that which weePs mother dead.
A seaman's life was soon my lot,
Mid reckless deeds-and desperate men
But still | never quite forgot
The prayer ne er should hear again
And oft when half induced to tread
Such paths as unto sin decoy,
Ir: teit her fond hand press mu head,
And that soft touch hath saved her boy
Though hard their mockery to receive,
Who Ter themselves 'gainst sin had striyen
Her, who on earth | dared not grieye,
/ could not--would not-grieve IN heaven
And thus from many an action dread,
Too dark for human eyes to scan;
The same foad hand upon my head
That blessed the boy-hath sarsddse man!
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ruealllble cure for the TOothaeI,e.

Those OF our readers who have felt the
eXcruciaung Paugs Of this disease, and who,
like ourselves. have experienced but little
human sympathy on such occasion, viii no
doubt be gratitied to be put in possession
Of remedy which viii III all probability
forever quiet the unmercilul offender.
On one occasion while !aboring under
the tortures Of Ihis disease. n friend entered
the room, and after learning the cause Of
our suffering, joyously exclaimed:
Why, my dear friend, can cure you
in iiyc minutes
How how 2 inquired We.
Have you any aium 2
Yes
Bring it, and some common salt.
They were produced-my friend pull
yerised them, and mixed them in equal
quantities; then wet small piece of cot
ton. causing the mixed powders to adhere,
and placed ii in the hollow tooth. -
There said he, if that does not cure
you, will forfeit my head
Il was as predicted. On the introduc.
ton of the mixed alum and salt--a sensa-
ton of GOODNESS was experienced, which
gradually subsided, and with it the tor
ment Of the to0thache.
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SLANDER.--Let ii be craven upon your
memory that a person who repeats a SLAM
der, even though he give the nAme of his
author, Is no better and far more mischiev-
Gus, than its originator. He endorses the
lie by his repetition of ii, and as, without
his endorsement, it never could have gained
credit, he is responsible for the mischief
by the law of God and man. We would
take a spurious note far more readily FROM
an honest man than from known coun-
terieiter, and every additional hand it passes
through adds 10 the deception. Because
SANDER is more accumuIative than the snow
ball. l. is like salad which every one
will season to his own taste or those to
whom he offers il; or like the kite of a
child, TO which additional exaggerations
are attached, each light in itself, bat togeth-
er, forming j cOumcrhall1acing weight
without which the airy lrliie would fall
again to the earth, when with eager speed
he runs 10 make il soar ai0it.
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Il Select gals.
S " EARIN NG O F F

BY T. 6. ARTHUR,

John said a sweet-faced girl, laying
her hand familiarly upon the shoulder Of
a young man who was sealed near win
dow in deep abstraction of mind. There
was something sad in her voice,-and her
countenance though lovely, wore an ex-
preston of pain.
What do you want, sister, tie young
man replied, without lifting his eyes from
the floor.
You are not happy, brother
To this, there was no reply, and an en-
barrassing pause Of some moments ensued.
May | speak word with you, broth
er r?'-lhe young girl at length said, with a
tone and manner that showed her, to be
compelling herself to the performance of
a painful, and repuguant task.
On what subject, Alice!' the brother
asked, looking up with doubling express
sion.
This question brought the colour to
Aiico's cheeks, and the moisture TO her
eyes.
You know what | would say, John,
she at length made out TO utter, III voice
that slightly Irembled.
How should ] know, sister
you were not yourselflasi night, John ;
Alice 2
.Forgire me. brother, for what now
say the maiden rejoined. 1t is pain
faI trial, indeed and were il not that |
loved YOU so well-were it not that, be-
sides YOU, there is no one else i'll the wide
world TO whom ! can look up, | might
shrink from i sisters duty. But | feel
that it would be wrong for me not 10 whis-
per in your ear one warning wnrd-wrong
not TO Try sisters power over you.'
Il will forgive you this time, on one
condition. The brother said, in tone OF
rebuke, and with.a grave expression Of
countenance.
What is that?' asked Alice.
On condition that you never again, di-
reclly or indirectly, alIudo 10 this subject.
1t is not in your province 10 do so. A
sister should not look out for her brother 5
faults
A sudden gush of tears followed his
cold, haIf-angry repulse; and then tie
maiden turned slowly away and lett the
room.
John Barclays anger towards ms ohly
sister, who had no one, as she had teellAg-
ly said, in the wide world TO look up and
love, but him, subsidized the moment he
saw how deeply his rebuke had wounded
her. But he could not speak to her nor
recall his words-for the subject she had
introduced was one SO painful and NOR
tifying. that he could not bear an allusIon
10 it.
From long indulgence. the habit of
drinking bad become confirmed in lhe
young man to such a degree that he had
almost ceased 10 resist an inclination that
was gaining dangerous power over nun
And yet, there was in his mind an abiding
resolution 10 break away from this habit
He did not intend TO become a drunkard.
Oh, no ! The condition of a drunkard
was 100 low and degrading. He could
never sink TO that! After awhile he in
tended 10 swear off, as lie called it, and
be done with the seductive poison alto
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New Series-EOl. G-No. s3.

it is said to be always efec;ual and to give
immediate relief.
1t is also said that round stick about
the size and length of a rolling pin with
cord tied in the notches in the ends. placed
N the animals mouth and fastened 10 elcA
horn, will, il allowed ii'de time, unchoke
them and save the suffering creature from
lingering death.
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DR.. POYeli's Mixture

For the Fistula, Pole Evil, Felons, &c.
Spirits of turpentine, half pint
Oil of spike, one ounce.
Verdigris, half ounce.
Sulphuric acid, two ounces.
The Sulphuric acid is TO be added In
very small quantities at time, and the
bottle is TO be shaken at every addition.
If for telon, grease the skin and hold the
affected parts IN the mixture
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40rSctattetrat, NC.
" Sp0Gty Land"


Farmers are often troubled with what
are generally known as spouty places in
their fields. They are caused by small
streams ot water. which coming near the
surface, are scattered through the soil,
keeping II too wet for the growth of use
ful plants. This evil can be remedied at
q small expense; aud that which is an in
jury TO the field be converted into a bene.
tit, in the following manner:-Dig a ditch
across the upper end of the spouty place
deep enough 10 cut off the streams Of wa
ter which cause it, and then carrying il in
the direction IN which the ground ascends
until II reaches point where the surface
OF the ground is little lower than the
bottom of the ditch where it traverses the
wet plain. This done fill the ditch few
inches deep with small stones and uDon
the stones lay some straw, leaves, Or some
thing else to keep the earth from filing ~
with the clay OF soil which was thrown
ont. The water which caused the spout
viii find It's way among the stones al The
bottom OF the ditch. and follow them to
the Issue prepared, where it will form a
small spring, sufficient 10 many eases to
make watering place tog cattle. We saw
small spring OF excellent water obtaned
IN ,hIs way, which did not iail in the drv-
cst seasons. This IS what is commonly
called French dram.
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To Relieve Clicked Animals,

Take flexible rod about four feet long
and three iourths of an inch in diameter,
wand on The but end tow or cotton, and
tie rag over that and grease it. To keep
the mouth open, place piece of hard
wood one foot long, four inches wide, and
one inch thick with hole bored in the
centre tof the rod to pass through, and
then push ii gently down the throat, and
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THE JOYS OF ArFEcrIoN.-Cherish
your hearts best affections. Indulge in
Ihe warm and gushing emotions of flial,
parental, and iraternaI love. Think it not
weakness. God is love. Lave God,
everybody. and everything that IS lovely.
Teach your children to love; to love the
rose-.o love the robin--lo love their
parents--to love their God. Let it be
the studied object of your domestic culture
to give them warm hearts, and ardent af-
fec!ions. Bind your whole family TO-
gelher by these strong cords. You can
not make them too strong. Religion IS
love-love 10 God, and love TO man.
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GSHAVING Cream, delightful article.
- sotening the beard uad easing the labor
oi shaving at BANKs' Variety store.
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lon particularly ?
Ies. She noticed, evidently, that YOU
were not as you ought 10 have BEEN
How did it affect her, Alice 2 asked
the young man.
She seemed much panied, and. thought,
mortified
Mortified p
Yes
A pause Of some moments ensued, when
barclay asked, in a tone of interest,
DO you think it has preiudlced her
against me =
1t has evidently panied her very much,
but | do not think that il has created in her
mind any prejudice against YOU
From what DO you infer this, Alice 2
From the fact. that, while we were
alone in her chamber, on my going up
stairs to put on my bonnet and shawl. she
SAID to me, and her eyes were mois, as
well as my own, Alice, YOU ought 10
speak to your brother, and caution him
against this free indulgence in wine ii
may grow on him, unawares. If be were
as near to me as ne Is 10 you, should not
ieel that my conscience was clear unless /
warned him Of his dauger"'
= !" Slle say 'i2', sister
! eS' 'ho9g were her very words
es. But the task is one pray that
may never again have to perform
Amen, was the feryent response.
How do YOU like Helen p the Young
man asked, in liyeller tone, after
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