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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-04-03

EE:tDFU!. ACCIDENT,

There was sad accident at TTurl Gate a
few days ago. attended with loss of life. but
not of 10 or 80 individuals as the first REPORTS
stated. The New York Courier gives the
following Recount of it
Mons. Maiilctcrt has hitherto been usipu
TIN canstcrS containing a charge of la:5 HIS
OF "unpowdcr. at each blast: Yesterday. for
the first time. he tried an experiment with =
new canister or cylinder Of cast iron.
About two o'rlock. having fired one charnc
on the 'Frvinc Pan without much effect.
VI. Alallrirrt proceeded to let down another
charge. There were two hoats. and five non
sons IN the party. NJ. Maillcfi.rt and his broth
cr-ln-law occupied one boat. and vounu man
named Theodore Southland. and two lahor;nc
men. one named John Whalon. in the other
In this latter boat the cylinders containing
the charges, and communicating with wire,
ready to he attached to the battery in N
Maillctrcts boat We're deposited. When all
hat been made ready. and the charge lower
cd upon tn" ro"k TO be blasted. the vopno
man lhc"dor" Southland handed NJ. IIaillr.
irr' WIRE which, it is supposed. instead Of
Iead'n" t" the charge under water. was 1T.
'ached to the cylinder in the boat. Not sus.
r"rtn% this unfortunate bIundcr. VI N,iuo.
fret and his brothcr-in-law rowcd off Some
forty yards from the other boat. and fired N,
charge. The effects of tic EXPLOSION Of TO-
lbs: OF gunrowder, closely packed in an iron
cylinder were OF course terrific. Tho hon,
containing Southland and his companio,s WI.
blown I" atoms, and its occupants sent Av;nn
high through the AIR. OF one MN M ,,,,,,7
has been discovered. OF another. hc,dIcss
arm! less legfeSs trunk was picked m bv a row
boat ana taken to Stevens Point. where :, :.
now. Son'har'l himself was very s.r;ons,,
injured, both externally and intern,lI,. n,
was blown TO a considerable distance 80,
picked up 10y the crew of a sioon which ,ra.
passing. and conveyed him to As,or;, II,
died the next day. '' i''
Mons Malllc:ert and his hrother-;n-,ov
were in one of Franci>'s metallic Iii,. h ,.tS
ana 50 great was the shock that no.v;t,s,,nI
ing they were at the distance Of tor, r,rI :.
'''>' 'io.A where the "th,r hoat va .ha,
We 10th h,own 81. fs.1,. f., ;,.'1.,.o '"'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-04-03
WARNING VOICE FROM CA!iFOE-
MA.

\ friend has handed us letter which lie
received from brother in California l,v the
la-t steamer, and which was written IN reply
,o one asking advice in REGARD to another
brothers going out to the gold regions. The
letter before us was written. not for puh'ira
tiun. but as a brothers. advice to a brother
It, statements NAV therefore he relied upon.
and the extracts VIC have made. ought to tc
we'll considered hv the hundreds Of vouno
WEN who are now rushing 20 California. with
horcs which in All human probability must he
sally disappointed. The letter is dated I;'nr
fGr.,. .hJa. -. The writer SAYS:
The principal ni.irc. Of vour letter was to
ak nv advice about brother AZ coming to
California Now hc>cech YOU. do not think
OF such thing for moment. will tell Won
why. In the first place A. is a married man
and hlS family of children to watch over
and take care Of and what could he do for
them here Another reason is. if \. comes
cu, here i, will cost him nearly s 800. and he
will be landed without dime in land where
every thing is ten times as costly as at home
with tlr only exception labor which nj tn,
present time is below par. ! will give YOU {
few facts which Won can rely upon as truth
The las, "trip up of the Golden Gate she has
tartan l',7|r@d nnI .Et>n Pn<<'n9,J% mos.l,
mrchanics from New York and tn" State OF
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t~d congress--Ist Session

SETAff-N r Clark ,.,,.......
a I'll" 9~l"'l~om q Goa. Na.,.,...I = '''I'i...
WHO'S hands ar" i''i'cr> ard WIZ, '.'',. ia
an~'~toT, WHICH ia" proposes To ,,,,,-, Z b.,
an a"rura'" history IF the ,.y,,,,I well
and h'' a>'>~ tora-.->- 70 >--l.,..,-.. "'> '-.
c'"n; nnn'lcr Of 'ol-ir~ 10 iu,,;;, ,.,.. q -
cation. '''F l.'3
Nj i:"r'an,l offered r,.sa'g,,..,.
on the President of Tie ln;-c, -. .'-'r-
plan which had been a.,r,.,.,l ~ ~ H.
SION "t'he tari'"', a staten, y, 90. - eye
and manner Of IL" rx, -cri,l.t-,~... -. ~.
the c"mt:,.ri-. ald statements 90. y, .'''> 'at
"rrrm"nt> for material, and -, 80 a
ais" statements g what material -'Al>'.r
used IN III" construction Of roofs. q vi. !" =.
for imlr"' '-r'rnt IN tn r,rinrir,D -, ''"' i'''
and a li-lring the luilaino 4 "''.,
NJ Ea''gr- '!'.',-n.icdile P~,,-,.....
AMI after further rcua.A> /, y,.,
lau3 AL Hunter the r,.,a'r,,,'.,, , ,'r> b.
lT"r-r--Mr Hail ask! len, q, al c.
resolution rlirh ~ rad ~ ..''-
quc>'in- ia" President 80 IT,. =. II -.
amount Of expense To- f,,ra.,. ami -,
poriaiion ntthe army. i,cr.na =, y -
leo durin- The M">i,-an wa. az, D.. M
expended "n the same se,o.n; ,.,co
miration OF the WAT -" %
Mr. Brooks sid he would la,r
ton e the ~cuilrInam would ma. . o.
pen>c~ Of il~ NrNiran and i1a:.1, ..... dire Y
Mr. Hall sad tha' 4" Wli-> i..5 ~ -;2'
information about tn f'"-Il VI. - ~
ron'">r "tlSi". Rr>nlnt.o,. ~ 49,. '.':.' 'a'
Mr. Duncan ave nar;r,. rf H. NJ.
intro''u"" a hill 20 amr,.l Ito f7-,.r,.. -.
by reducing the duty On iu.,a,-,.3
w"ol.c">'l'@ /" cents Der Iou.d or l.......
, place whence imported .N,o,, ~,.r, .. .,'
, duty on imported fax. and to aim, ~ = W.
duty raw silks. dive wool. n.a1l..- ~ ~.
. certain articles used in dr~inr ami en-, 49,.
: dives. hnrr stones. Grind >-o..,.,. .,,.l ~
articles therein enumerated.
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TIE VOICE OF PENNSYLVANIA.

The u !I-S OF the Kew Stone State have
spoken out cmphatirally their presidential
preferences. AT the Wing State Convcn-
ton on the 9TH Of March, to appoint dele
gates to National Convention and to select
Presidential Electors. vote was called for.
10 obtain the opinions OF the Delegates, which
stood thus: For Winfield Scott. Il3 for the
nominee Of thcWhi~ National Convention. ;.
Ih" Committee upon resolutions made re-
port. which was adopted From the series
"i resolutions passed, We copy the following:
Resolved. That the Wings Of PENNSYLVANIA
now. as heretofore. cling TO aud maintain the
" HI" organization rs the best that has ever
been devised to secure the prosperity and
protect the Interests of our common country.
re-aflirm their adherence 10 the timc-honorcd
and long-ch"ri>hed purposes and policy Of
the party. aEd that entertaining none but tLc
klndc> feelings for their Whr brethren Of
IN" Wh"i" country. We earnestly appeal to
them to forget past differences. turrivc nast
grievances and move in solid column. and
act a. one man. against our common poIi,i,.aI
opponents III the important elections a. hand.
i">"I'cd, That it i the duty Of the -cncr-
al Government, in HE enactment Of revenue
Jaws. :" rN'"ni impartial AID to the industrial
nisrc,t> oi ihc c"unry-i that now. as ever
heretofore, IL" WIZ party rrpclaius and
n'''Ai'''nN j., DEBATED attachment to tho ro-
Il. j'c f"i:"y, which alone can secure to the
tfrnr"r, II" mechanic. and t." lalorcr. in,,
inward Tor t'i'i' toll, skill and enterprise.
!;","!.'d. That tbs Convention. rr present
- 49, :s,.r' = "rf"':~ors scrrment Of the
\ .. i'.n. ....l I... t:.r.: ,-...,. =.
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and came down in the RIVER. Both were III
iurcd. VI. Maillcirrr'> shoulder. We under
stand. i, broken. and he i mu~h burnc'! and
bruised The >hnrk Of II" '->I''"-;on r.;tS 81
Great that all the houses in "a" 'ici:hLorhood
for half mile or wv!c shaken T. ,i,r ioun
.,atson. " NIailic:rrt's lady and i,rily had
made IN appointment t" =" with him t" see
the operation ut the new cylinder. They AZ
rived a few r!,.mrn'> after lie loat> had lett,
and were, all nn the beach.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-04-03

ST. JOHNS BURY,
SATURDAY. APRIL ;. 1852.
TIE EXPEDITION 30 JAPAN.
The project OF fitting OFT Il Naval expcdl-
ton. hv our Government, to Japan. seems to
I've clothed with mystery. Nothing has trans
,ircd which has been whispered IN the pup
lie ear. that would seem to Justify hostile
movement on our part in this direction. yet
the sending ont of sever vesscls-to'lr OF them
stcamrrS-ha> about it an appearance not eN-
actlv pacific. Tue. Japan will not consent
to establish commercial regulations with us.
nor will she with any other Govern
mcnt save that OF Holland. and insists upon
treating all other people as heather. She
desires TO remain in her isolated ronditlon.-
1t is prevalent notion among her people "r
ruI.rs that their interests would snticr by an
o,,on intercourse with other nations. there
fore the policy Of nor-;ntcrronrsc has been
maintained for centuries past. II not during
all past time How She has proSl"rcd under
such a ruid system the world can hardly
know. Foreigners are not allowed to be
come vrrv familiar with her internal c"nd'-
ton. but what * known Is certainly not very
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-04-03

expression ot their entire co'',i'I''.' ,:i
uul ,''.. ., III invent public services Of
III. hero. patriot, statesman and cap'ain OF
the age, General WINE lE'-p ;, " H., '4 ~.
tn. n"~ a, hg'''o' ,ns undorf,cd choice OF
the nro,,l. o.rrrrSylvania.t for that high Ollie.
and in the fullest confidence that uN',r HE
ictitrSh!p "" can ana va I,:a ,;,b
= '..I '''',, ,,... ,.y.rn,h,..
Resolved That the DELEGATES from this
State to the National Convch'l"n- are Hcf'';!
requested and lns,rIc,G,' 70 ,"itf GI ~ ,h
:','.'' u ~, WIZ, ~. PENNSYLVANIA and
sc ,t;,,,, ~ certain rrourd of hone OF re-
generating orr noble commonwealth. and
piacln" II IN the array OF " H!S >"'r
:. :I''T 'I"">"''''! "'' Ca,rnnton od;orrn,d
w;.L Nina bn,r,v rbcrrs for GEN. Scu:r.
S he M. % t''.>'''''- ..,,,o,. an,.
- '>''''1,I,, nLn I,.s nnt civ, an
a'""'li "i M a'l,'>''' !" Wv EiI,..
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SCH - 'ie COMPROMISE VI '"'! ''''
Hfe 'f"' may 10" '' '''o'. W..
may come W n'''"'''
''arhe'i from WHAT MUG '"'' navy
with NIF@inla' L" S'eef '''a' "' ''r' ''''
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-04-03

10 ti-Hl. ana lolu iii!I 10 !'!I>e IN '\'l'
mou, with it. The lamp was worth 3l.'''.--
The man took It and went DOWN to the love-
pa, Of the civ where he exhibited 1t on the
sidewalk, trIIiu1. Il: III" ~amr time @oo'
story. how. when arl where it was oh'aInr'
hc,oriiu. tn his >tol, it wts found n Iarcr
creek rear lutnm. where there are I''h'!
OF rhan-c. for ,lr,;Sands Of miners ih"'r
-, confer, r.,rr,. bite at this bait. -"!n"
o., them r,rrlaI,, have hH' : few d'in'>, OF. al
the most but 4 few dollars. aud these they
readily Give to rite il. Mc 3" ,q' to this Golden
place. where Ill they have to do is TO stoop
down aai Pick up til. rich Jumps. The poor
t>w- >oon ind tia; they have been euiied
that ,h"y are pennies, ard i'ar" got 10 be-
for something TO eat. This i solemn truth
There is not dsv tia. passes but | feed and
let pass over NY hti'lge I;.r".irom ten totwcn-
~ persons. bc-auSc they have rot dime to
pay for it.
Think over Ike lit of those Won know VIII"
came to California. and see how many of
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SANDS AMI thousands die and rot here. because
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t.r;un shaw. will 10 GOD ,,1, lror.s vor
l.. ell ,.o,, how 7 1.-Two ,,.,+ horo S;,,..
r,s. Io,v b,yc .I,,t on tho ororrJ with
,,,rol,. ,I,rlo, ovn,, ,,o ,nd villa, = wa.
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r.,. .,..,,l ,,,LJ jh,voh hoo,
alba 20 ,on,, homo ri, had not been for my
,II la ,,oou bo,,o ,o,r 400
uL,.I ,,v. srti.rcJ some
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7. ia. Ill .,,,nro +brn that feel 90 ah,u,
r..n.,,, on, h.r.. for # H.. Io.s =. ha.
,.,o ,,,r,,.,h r,:,h tho s,,o T,IIL;, w..
;.,...,r 81, viii, :, ,e,,s , d,y ~ ho,,o
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tor the san ~ sum" a. i''-4'.
Another thing VII. m'n'''n- N'N daI5
week = not enough t" W":% ont here. W.
"a'r '' work on I've Sabbath t" %''1 :1'."-t
i"taN : Sunday an' the banks OF th" FIVE"
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Last Sullivan. y. H.. l>J2.

To our correspondent and others IN \"w
Hampshire. We say. that ii person were /"
call upon us in The same way TINT th's" men
are stated t. have done Ia people IN fr"lle
in Vermont We ,h"Hli aPpl! !" TIE nearest
magistrate To- haze hm taken M tor obtain
inc money hv tal>r p'etrn"cS- y" Patcilfrr
can arfarh the property of any man In"
Patent Law provides t>cc sec IL. Act "f -
30 tia; IN a,v action brought hv pat"nir"
for Infringement Of a patent the defendant l.
permitted! 20 plead the general issue. iho>o
arcnt> >,.ckcn OF bv our correspondent. who
ever they NAV Ice. are actin" III manner i"
prejudice the whole community a"an>t pat
cnt>: and they are acting Ia tirrI"vc men who
are not acquainted with the Patent laws :" a.
To triahtvd them INTO the payment OF taxes
they mav not owe We believe these men
can be prosecuted i;ar artin- a they are rep
resented Ia have done We warn the pro-
pie of New Hampshire to remember The adj
are. mot one cen, for trituir.
Il Is well known that We are deadly hos
tile 10 patent pirates 'hp~r men Wi" r"i
inventors of their inventions: and perhaps
Mr. Parker ha> been often wrorgcd by sncf
men.-wc feel for him in such cases. hnt II /:
very evident that people like or c"rrr>lol'-
dent are not patent pirates; il the have t'-c1
imposed upon inn"ccn'.y perhaps X >"m'
other person ard il i wicked 10 work ui"i
their fears in order to MAKE them pay trll'
ute. when the law provides bow li,i> shall TT
done. yix.hy jury trial Of their peers. W
ai,o-a'y iu>r-" I" all inventors. late";cc-
and the cuIc.- .>riD+a- imerIr,'a.
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S,1rrrAY. MAJ :

S,1rr,AY. Nar0-
Horsr.-Thc dcfirirn-r TIL wa' '',',
up. when Mr. Houston moved the '-''.
question ON concnrrinc in the anly'..T'.
made in Committee otthc Whoe, / .'''' a.
operation of the I,rcy;on> question. q. "a .
question 81 the hill was ~! rel IL ..',
ments to the hill were >cyrra'-y "'.
in. including the following. that n 49,
the appropriation made IN the ~ - -. - -
eft of any trihr of In lian> ~'.a' l. "a
anv attorney or agent ot srch tn
of a tribe. Int shall. in "v'rr ''>''
directly ia the Indians themselves, % -
il shall he due. or 10 he TIL or
trihc-rcr capita Or 10 n h'a., ~
lies. unless The imrs.rio''> in'"-'>,>
dams shall require ,hr payment - -
collectively: nor shall the eE''.''ll'' -,
of the government hereafter .--..
contract lctwccm anv triic "~ i'7T' '. -
and any attorney or rgonr ~ NJ NH
ofanv clam against the g5v'r''l'''.' 49,.
this act. The li!i thpn la~''''' wa
80. .----.
The hiil alqrolria'"~ uI,r1r'', ., 49,. L.
The following archie prln'I7 =
inr river at PHILADELPHIA Nav an 49,
dry dock at Brooklyn, y 49, -, -
tcrmastcr'> department., So -- h.,
alton ot' the army. >>,''-"'.' -
horses. barracks. ciorh'n. go, i! ,--s-
,i~tcncc of five companies "i l'NF
volunteers. S.co,rin.
N.xn,f. Na~.h-
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hard and un&yatciul Eusn7ye.-St A9N'S ~
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PARKER AND REACTION WATER
WHEELS.

.H,<s-<. ER;;or< II have a circular in my
possession stating that ali persons maaln-,
vending. or using any reaction w'tcr-whc"l.
inirinrc> On the patent Of I. x \. Parker OF
Ohio. There were four agrn;> IN Vermont
last wear, collecting heavy fines ut al
who were u>im. any kind o; reaction Wa
ter whccl<--i,ins only tonr d. notice,
and threatening that, if not paid wl:hln that
time. they would attach rr"v"r'v t" ia" a
mount OF FIVE thousand dollars Wherever they
coald find it, The ;mouu; 81 fines ""l.ec;e'.
in enc county. IN that State was two ihon>-
and dollars understand that they are 20
inr to commence with this State next sur1n"
there is 4 large rumbrr "t CALVIN Nin" :
Spiral Vent Water Wheels (patc'ted OF
lit. $500 in u>,. in tins State. and patent
fee has been paid to him or his AGENTS ior
them Now. wish TO know i, Parker or IN
agents can collect another fee on tins or "'he'
reaction wheels. In No 50. VOL g. "i th'
Sricn,ilc American. it SAYS that fArA"r
patent has run ont wish you i" inform m'
if mill owners and others will have I" s't'.'
with these men on their own terms
4 Ennn\DW
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\f,<r,l. Nan

MoNrtl, Ma"
SFyArr.-Nr Seward ''-'.>.'''' .,rs a.,
ton for the repeal Of n" Fg-l' ~ o-
and novel IL l'c .'rtrTT'~i - '''
mite" -... -,2"'
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e. The Salem Register has found among
its files, ola halfa century since. a copy "f a
document written hv Lord Timothy Dexter,
the extraordinary jiackhcelS that usr'! TO -four
iSh in Newbnryport. It's portion ola schc'!-
ule OF the ornaments then executed. and in
contemplation to be placed around his res
lcncc;
The three presidents. Doctor franklin,
John hen Cork, and Mr. hamilton, and honii-
ou> King. John .Iea. two gran'7irar> on the
top oi ili,, hons. f,mr Lions below: one Ea"Ir
is on the Coupulow. one Lamb t" lay dawn
with one Of the I.;"nS-one lounecorn. one
noc-. Adam and Fave in the garden one
hors. fhc houll is not concluded As vet
~ Mr. Manrum Is understood to have
committed himself in favor of Gen S""Tr
for President. = = -,::,7rk'.r '':s Senate
90, ~, I.;I H.,
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e \ few years since an Incorporate man
by the name of Graves. while saving with a
circular saw. at the mill OF :. j. Park. Esd
in Groton. Mass, accidentally sawed of one
Of his fingers near the second Joint it drop
ped down and was lost in the >awdu>:. and
was shorccd out with the >aw,lust into the
water. About wear afterwards man hv
the name of Blood, while fishing below the
mill. caught an eel which was nearly skcle-
ton. having hard substance within him. and
upon examination he foundt the identical piece
of finger which was lost hv Graves.-Fi'ch-
hmrG \.n.ino,.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-11-07
S. nj. HART & co.

TTTHOLESALE DEALERS IN GRO
w ceries Provisions, Western Produce
and plantation supplies geiierally-Recciv.
ing and Forwarding Commissiow Merthdnfi
Baton Rouge La.
In resuming business it is oui purpose 70
purchase supplies of Provisions and Produce
in the Western Markets, and to make our
sales exclusively for Cash, Or satisfactory
paper, at prices as low or lower than the
same goods can be purchased for in New
Orleans, with cost of transportation.
From the Planters we solicit call, and
assure them that any article they may desire
in our line, we will make it TO their interest
10 purchase here.
0J-We will purchase or sell Sugar, Mo-
lasses, Cotton &c, or will make Cash ad-
var'ces on conslgnnents to our correspond
cn's in New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburg,
Cincinnati, Louisville, Nashville, Memphis,
st. Louis or New Orleans June ny.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-11-07
TO PLANTERS.

A IK1N'S Corn and Cotton Cultivator.
IA This truly useful agricultural imple-
ment has been fully tested by highly res
pectable and practical planters who after full
trial, say that by its use, in. the cultivation
Of Corn, Cane, or Cotton, there j. = saving
Of at least one third the labor to man and
horse over the common plow. II . new
Invention, Patented March 20 fS49.
Planters are invited to call and examine it Z.
A supply OH hand and for sale by
may u y. W. F. TUNNARD.
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PIANO TUNING.

IT COATES most respectfully inform
IL. the public of Baton Rouge and vi
ity that he viii! tune and repair Paino Forts
Violins, Guitars, and all other musical in
struments on reasonable terms.
Orders left at the Comet Office or Jacob
Pipers on Church Street will meet with
prompt attention MAJ 81 ly
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A. M. D. G.
SAINTS PETER AND PAUL COLLEoE
Baton Rouge. La.

THIS COLLEGE, under the direction of
Il the Rev. Fathers Of the Society of
Jesus, derives from its situation in the Ca.
pital Of Louisiana d most hattering guar
antee of success.
The Directors follow the same plan of
education at this institution as in all those
in'r,:sted TO their care.
The day-scholars enjoy the same adyar-
Ia -ce and frequent tie same classes So thc
boarders, ba' have no other communication
with them.
The public exercisas Of religion arr those
OF the Catholic Church; but pupils IF all
denominations are admitted, provided for
the sake of order, they conform to the cxte
rior.
Terms for Boarders.
For tho scholastic year OF 10 1I2
Physicians fee and minor infrima-
30 ~ expenses 9 90
Entrance fee flor the first year only 10 90
Staff onary (iffurnished by the ms
Washing and mendiag (if done by
the Institution 20 90
For Day Scholars.
For the two inferior classes per mo. 81 90
For the others 5 90
Books, Drawing, Music, etc, form extra
changes
The payments are to be made semi-an-
nually in advance.
The College advances no money it will
be well therefore, that the parents deposit
certain sum with the treasurer for acciden-
tai expenses and pocket money.
The next Session will commence, LIST Oc-
tober, 1852; on which day the new brick
building will be ready. aug 81 -3w-1w.
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Just Arrived.

WE HAVE now III store, besides our
w large stock Of Western produce, 4
fine assortment Of Groceries, selected with
special reference to supplying the TRAps
Of this city, which we feel confident Of be-.
ing able to do, at as fair price as can be-
done elteWhere.
OUR STOCK ecx5isrs I. phur OF:
SAT- ooa'ep md he. Coffee,
Candle, spasn end stan
Rice, ouap Sugar crushed md loaf,
rtafcll. Better &c,, a. &c.
Merchants and TIA ers Wil please give uS
call, before going 10 Ne. Orleans or else
where TO purchase. s. N. HART 4 Co.
Corner Of Front aud Laurel st..
july %, If.
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My OR1E.ns. June. ~

NKw ORLEANS; June, 1s47.
Gy-Dr. Fay, studied Dentistry in the city
of New York, and subsequently graduated
in the Medical College of Louisiana. He is
gentleman ofintegrity and have 10 hes
itation in recommending him as an accom-
plished practical Dentist.
i, WARREN STONE, MD.
June -. Il. Professor Of Surgery
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H. B. vIBBERT,
Druggist and Apothecary,

K EEPS constantly on hand a large and
n well selected stock Of fresh Drugs and
Medicines. All his preparations are pre-
pared by Northern manufactures, and put
up in the very best manner to preserve their
medicinal virtues. In climate like this
persons should not overlook this important
consideration.
70 Prescriptions filled with care at any
time of night or day. Jan 8.
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further term, the stockholdeS dissenting
from said renewal shall ~ boand 70 trans.
fer their stock to those during the renewal
at its fair value, to be fixed by appraisers
mutually chosen for that purpose.