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Norris Astringent Mixture.
a. QUOT I'D pFMFDV

Norris Astringent Mixture.
Or, CHOLERA REMEDY.
DURING the prevalency of cholera, no medicine
~ ever gave such satisfaction the above MIXTURE
and since which has been used very successfully all
cases of diarrhGa cholera morbus, summer complaint
cholc, gripping pains in the stomach Or bowels, and ali
bowel affections. Prepared only and for sale by
n29 IT. H NORRIS Druggist and Chemist.
iI0IaSSes.
90 BBLS S. II. Molasses. for sale at 90 cents If
III gallon, by WALTERS & REDUS,
A LARGE assortment of Wall Papers, of the latest
IA and most beautiful patterns just received and Tor
sale at [m29] W.B. MlLLERs.
FENEAS--Just received and for sale gunpowder, nm
Il perial, young hyson and pouchone.
So OGLESBY & GRISWOLD.
A GOOD supply of Begging and Rope, always Gu
"a hand, and for sale, at the lowest rate, by
STACEY & WELLS.
YyTE offer our entire stock of Goods, Wares and
w Merch,ndize at Cost for Cash.
nj ALLEN g. PAXTON.
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Notice..

A LII those having claims against the succession Of
N Joel Wadsworth, deceased, will present them
me, at Bethany, Caddo parish. Those indebted to
said succession will please make prompt payment to
me- JAS. J. STEPHENS,
auc2 curator succ'n Joel Watsworth, decd
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Removal.
I'M end after the first of January next. A. ENGLE's
~ CIGAR, TOBACCO AND FRUIT DEPOT, will be
removed to his old stand adjoining the City Hotel,
where he will keep hand large and superior as
Sortment of cigars, chewing and smoking tobacco,
trnts etc dec6
1An COTTON sCRAPERs, just received and for
HUI sale By L. e. CARTER.
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Notice..

cash, Bagging, Rope, Bacon, Flour and Salt,
" given in exchange for Cotton by
OF l.. E. CARTER.
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Notice Receiving Il Forwarding.
7 AN compelled to adopt the CASH SYSTEM in my
I Warehouse, and from this date cannot deliver
goods until the freight and charges are paid.
mv24 l.. E. CARTER.
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E,ADViSt.

TNHE undersigned offers his services the citizens
Il of Shreveport, as Copyst and Accountant He
will copy deeds, petitions, wills, etc., and bring up and
dust mercantile ledgers. Terms moderate. Apply
at the CITY Hotel 1901 JAS H. MCINTOSH,
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SvfceSSiOD Sale,

q ATE OF LOUISIANA-Parisho of Caddo-loth
- Judicial District Court. By virtue of writ OF
sale to me directed by the honorable District Court for
the parish of Cuddo, State of louisiana will proceed
to sell at public auction, on SATURDAY, the 9th day
of January 1855, between the hours of o'clock AM
and 4, P. NJ, at the market-house in the town of
Shreveport the following described property belong
ing to the succession of John B. White, deceased,
wit: the north half of the east half of the north
west quarter of section thirtyth three township SIXTEEN
range thirteen, containing Forty Acres of Land.
Terms of sale--Cash, with the benefit of apprase-
ment JOHN WALPOLE, ST.,
dec6 Admir- succession OF Jno. Is. White.
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ron SALE.
The hands0meSt building Lots in town.

T OTIS and 8, in block 81, on Travis street, be-
IL tween colonies Johnson and Battle. A liberal
credit will be given. App y to SAML FORD, or
m22 l.. P. GRAIN.
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Shreveport 4 Alexandria Packet.

fE1MzA1H"" "a HE new, SUBSTANTIALLY very Ilght uraugHt
f59RasIIff$$gsSRf steamboat RUNAWAY, CROOKS,
.szzzzsszz8z master, (having been thoroughly
hauled repaired and renovated) will resume her trips
on or about the 1st September, a regular weekly
packet between Shreveport and Alexandria, at which
place she will connect with the New Orleans steamers
thus afording passengers and shippers through line
to the city without detention at the falls.
The Runaway built expressly for the trade, her
boilers, machinery, furniture and every thing else
entirely new, and in point of safety, speed and
mediation she is unsurpassed by any other boat above
the falls. Particular attention will at times be paid to
plantation and all way business. Thankful for the lib
eral patronage they have heretofore received, her Off
GERS solicit the favors of their old friends, promising
do every thing in their power to merit it. july &c
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LOOK OUT FOR THE ELEPHANT
ON CHRISTMAS DAY.

Eff. & ]. Mabie 4 Co.'s Great Combined
TIENAGEzgHE.!
WILL exhibit at Shreveport on Monday and Tues
" day, December 25th and 26th. 1854. For two
Guys only Admission, so cents children and ser
wants half price. Doors open and O'clock r. N.
dee I3.ot
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25
NO. 4.
r.atrinti.,,,...o,d and new.

L IS an nnduub,ei hot that most Of the
public men Of ftrmer aays were true patri.
ois they thought Of lheir country first. their
friends next and themselves lasl Not 50
with rnofessed patriots aud ardent politicians
Of tho present day--llley are too OPT to
thlnk Of themselves lirai their friends next.
ahd their country last. Boston Iobr
onr Boston coicmremfy is an old 70.
s., If We mistake hal lie probably rev.
enuees the memories of the Adamses, Han.
eoeks Wauens, Moshlneiuus. Nalisons aud
Patrick llcnrys. Of the ullrn time. What
nonsense They were we'll enough in their
day aud generiion-and when that's mid
all i sid They lad singular notions.
too which would entirely disqnalify them
lor seryico in this progressive age even
Il they bud the capIefg kossuih could
oul'ials the whalc at ih1 Statesmen aud war.
riafs Of 20 and ant half irs. Mazzini. If
he not aeInfel. lnoBs. more about in.
irIgue llan all the aie'amslisls hi. cenhtrf
ever fossessed. excepting. Of course. ihose
marvellous fa'Hiois event shave lhruvn up.
on oar shofes within fhe past Few years
AHI RhHn Il eoHacs IA dcnuneiaiidn Of the
Rfii'sb Government. Mitchell. sinrla and
alone ilruus all e ihcir achievements. in
tlH Inc INTO tie siale. Int lel us do
ih5#e eoll faeiez' ila jnsice llcy are en-.
titled 10 Mbru fra struck someb ds was
luFi. { s contrary Ia the fundamental
HrHg'fl gI HeffER patriots TO hurt nny
boy u.aas aay circumstances besides.
aeY dlafe tde iEbatis Of tlcir country
uui u i. ius'eal @. making an cxodu.
fhsmshss. Tte'fpncice was tic reverse
ei De THc.ice tia. prevails now
Those Cd fellows az thh revolution were
limiting Of llsis cauailY al ihe time.-
I.g5 aeFs thHuzhfag sell, Nog.a.daysa
HaH Who doesn't dlsoie his whole attention
10 himsli coni1rnl uoi only downright
EEL. Int 70 gabia' 4 country that can't
isto care Of itseii i.ng worth taking care uf.
That The principle. SELF first, self last
aHl wlf III ihe ame, iiu;cs the 6unda.
ton. tlicl.wmk. iguU work sud brass work
Of tic oiiccg G.. sublime m,dcrn ss-iutisu.
The bu'llug viii o. completed as soon -
ur sci o sufficient humber Of architectural
ieaulrr- fsom Fnr,. fserh oonSfl,
la issllga III IN n, few warth
Whom cur iu4l lenoiance o' architecture
viil 10 fully exposed In governmental
uaiiersi q h,s lwe since been shown that We
were in ag dc1 tr iian the dcnses Gin.
merriam dnsinc4 A'mos every EuroI can
rau'o who ha' honoffd orr shores with his
T.ernrn has dgmontfa'ei that proro,iiion.
Wen lcam lY-uud.ly. maybe, aud Wien We
agu.le tlc wisdom sld modesiy Of cur kind
c'ni,sccrdne. yef fclteonsiiiu'cd teachers,
ihust DO t.i..rt what ought 10 be expect.
cd from tli- country.
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25
prsla.k kluiani, ce.ss,,.

Af une period lHis paf.iau If The world
raisfa considerable eaioa In ls0a. whnn
il vas capiared fum Holland. !. was cot.
ton.gfosiug country, anl produced very sn.
rgfof qaaiaiss the iHa psiuees Of neme
Em nd Ese4n'la exported iG. IS bale,
lhas gsaF Ter ife hundred milss between
de ldseFs pemzfeam and Caufantyne. On
the seaeaa.i Of llsthise. il was laid out at
oue tine al1B Will eu,uu plantations. hut
s'ue' lsl) is euleuta las continually dc.
creased, and a the prassni moment We b..
low bot single pound of il Is exported
ifum TIM quarter. Tie eztnlt virtually
eaasei in ISL In lSs2 tie year pfae6.
Dig tie at, Of emsucipaIidh. 1.Ea.7s5
pounds were exported n ] patel gfom
anT BafhlY 10 Earl Gray iated Apal I
$50. he.1s, At the present date. in al
tbs vat Territory. ], would rul be easy 10
ind 3 cotton ,hfuh within ia chlife limlt.
Nhf tn I'M'aH a' british Guiana. fBm
furnishing @e.ihi.i af tie eH,i5n consumed
In eresl Britain az thr beginning # the
century ven iniuc,.l gradually To ahlhion
tie snlinH a ihat article .sa question de.
ening If eriau. investigation.
Tat itwas iafFiafitF T. H. zil. uf in
ilaa analiik II ea,lan produced i esuaiH.-
Cotton nas here a perennial. nj rs in lalia
"f ille niiei siaIrs "a annnal pIsni aud
the s. ieu Of faieine Il iite l'a=tm l,.sa.
waief irrigation va. as Grasl know. -.
liar n III rulars, aud n. lraisa Il he
efeaiest sdfanaee. Tl'a 9eeias = -.
ton tn' Wss What rs eailtl lhe long aaYle
and the qaIi.Y 50 superior. 81 Ill h L.
quoted N lhe niea euHoais neat IN lia.H
10 ihe Iauau ssa i#aal {tfi s..
iHs nasaz o. The faiirFs = aH.lan efIfz
ing in that eaaHlfy lie aHribaHstol q enl.
iial.utigf vli.e IL Isduihe lud iItlIei
aeH H.. ia .la acHs i duIu5.ad doHn 10
IL g. .uisn fsaI= Tie erfsg fanr ling
eana led. e. raii Ga.aaa Lave haea
converted iH'a mar plantations
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25
NeEr WAY % mako nu,ter.

Miss Emily rustic lass Of the Hoosier
State who lad Cor several years lat the
entire control u iho milk department in
heg iailer's ,Gmily, coa'tacs in the "Wesi.
om Culliyaior." lhat Sic was indebted to il
Zoe tho following piueess Of making butter
surely aud speedily u'l Ia be The Russian
meihol. aud mos, excellent one too us her
experience proves. She says:
"le.o,r ! go 10 milk, put a kettle. FAY
ouetliri fl d. water and large enough 10
lct DEE milk faii irtl, On the stove. where
3, vill eei boiling hoi, BY the time conc
'u .th Do milk. ,Acn strain The milk into
arrisf vessel, and wash the pail, (Which
should alga}s lc g TIM then pour the
milk back into de lail, and sol it into the
kettle of boiling w.leh I'D the milk becomes
cald.ne bot, taking care not to let il boil !,
,hcn r0ur & into crooks or pans. and set il
away in the collar ior cream to rise in the
uual ruy Groom produced in this way
W.n ell0m require iweu,y minutes to churn
Willie ly ihe common prneiiec the poor dai.
ry Haid mgy oacn cmm for four hours and
ilcu perhaps have to throw all away, as /
did on lso occasions, before became ac-
quniuici with the Russinn plan, the essen
,ial features Of which | have adopted in my
prce1r, mode. aa given above. and for which
yaluat 10 iulouaiion am indebted TO your
excellent agricultural paper This method
Il applicable 10 ail taaaons, and will answer
m lummer rs well az in winter"
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25
eIlna..lnlere tlng E.xl.ne...

W ale tho 4 Ion iae ryimas fam m
au.h#ufie Rofk pa5li he'd htNf Niaiams.
who, ifma luas reyilsuee IN Cliua. irs
been rlabled ia wHiia haasielf urn ihs
ysl'6as snlreit embrace IL ais vi
.'Ibs dan.aesz q Ge population la
l#sg iaee dziysn saI ali viii dna1fs,sl.
Ha 5hsze ere a=l fH dom lie dasz s5sl
a.ale .nnl in Ga.eH eaaffiHs Bea.ts u
lHln ars ia ras. dlrts supets Ill rs
ih= uans q. laH pa afardai ly lie
naH#lgas llE,H al HHl and L. The
#.lss er fonea, eHs 81 athletic mau=
vi ak tAe 1'Hge q m'Hss m taplae
hHlsHtat1 a aHf='fg f#, Animal
81 esgludei. ia lsltr. IHga ,al aFiHaaz
lHers aze 0HeslaHz Er g iHa raltls !.
~ The aniIf - i= usr3 in i#' .Ir5 r.zl 81.
laa inhabitants. NaJais ap anaIimt
uuglt aul euH'aNel emat dainh -
Ankay afa .eHd IN ha aa'hvet rfa.
vines. N.a fu kuH.s ml qs.ez aus
fprld in CHI afesuHII aa NY iufsrisr
in every urles' He nlfalai.som5tina.
n'el in rIurius H. m,afi,. n. U#1
between l'ea.u al TH:agy Ihmaral.
s.. hogs eafs aua .lp#p Thffa {. lut ono
sasiaiA u d. IN lle eara'fs. an aaiual
enc la1t lIsh anl taa lan# Il .mffHr n
snai sIauisl l'H's aaa uB flanasa'
and furnish he eammaa people With moaf
fls awfen hracara ieiEuaite iarnHs
oi ihg lIfds IA China iHcu anc Tie oaeie
tllc lalia Tie naglIr. claNs. s,alfaas.
sauHnfani fl#leas pa5IIs ii=aans. lafls
Ilszzn's te lite lifa al tHany sraeias
Il a9ra iz 6ids CmmaHltis ar I'd lf
.a. ghn#a lf caielins III The fleaa
Is iap#fial - pity aal die ml'e i ne.
lHoaislezi y ile riHinr ianf,. fih
ian HeHs lu4oIiHi lsfi=nfi'H fal d
he fhiGee al gfeHi ets iziaaea in mis-.
ing tlem in artificial E#b.palz Tin a5ll
Hl silfcy ishe ar leIi in elas s'1rs
In ornaments Aneng The 81 sa,an ata
ide cd siufa1ai. muHsg cIF Far6h so
iUaH, etc. crab d.h aHl s,=ilfs 5fc CON.
meucaihe eog.'
lly larger Icc'ss o' reptiles ono uu.
anosu IN tl.ua. lw--, lHil- aul .g.h
water IWtgi,u alc cOwpwu Eynuus
.orl'nis ai2 sea. ac,
China prolyr osuiains l.37l0OO ,qmn
So us DE whole euq.lu. aS.Q.oJ1 gnsro
miles Though ,lcdar.ulue. "a ,.uH..iHa
of Chimes TaHsy Thi1.l Ltg Hucla.a.
and die leuin.r,s " ru ,Ha llns um,
'io cstcbt of China ii.r.G ~ yleg ;apers
they aic ,a.ty mEii1r io t Ling m o.
great proportion conlar'iyey l,oas With
q siiageaus anl igiae'gus lolu'a ..on, ltf.
hap, aiiuHg'Atg ue, He.ieu,- in uuml.f e.,
ihose @. tAila rropr
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25
CHILDREN IN 1853.
ny fVNY FERN.

| went with friend the cher daY 10
look ut some rooms Ia If She liko1 the
rooms aud the man WHO awucd them fRsd
she should have them bat Nhen she men.
toned she had ehildfca-he stepped SIX IA.
oes aii-set bis teeth tosaiher-pnlled Ii.
wsisicoai down with a icfk, anl aid
Observation-Disclosures an -
Now, Id ike TO know II ihai man uas
horn rnpun up
Id Ike 10 know if children are IA hn,s
their necks wnng Ike 50 many clicEeus. if
they hapfien 10 peep -
Id Ike 10 know il lheY haven't insi as
much tight IN the world as crown folks ,
bceiu TO feel eaianouui.v about il
Id like 10 know it hoafiiue.hnn.5 keen.
cr latter children have bsan In elssa
school.rpnm ior Gys Or six hours ffdlps.on
verbs and pfogoansl arc 10 mt Them aI
with a sscooni iablc leaving ihsn tasiapl
round IN the entries en- one les. smelling the
dinner, while grown paolle lwlolufa luael|.
cd at oyster shop and can.aeii1nai ,aloan.i
sit two or ihnsr hour lHnssr Ilan IL naeas=
safy ut de9rrt. cracking th5if nuts and their
hko,,
III IKE To know t. uhcu they layc
quarter given them 90 spend they nut NJ.
way receive "a bad shilling out u (. at the
store, Ia change
- ~. in AuHHf D. I.HsH iu tIsiHIUurt- b
are ni liberty q take ,hem by iLa coai collar.
liz them out el nice stsi take II ,bem.
selscs, aud then perch them ou their ,hair
Lner.b9ucs 10 j,'t a,Cg ihe wtdmcuis!
have rroai minl TO pick up ali The
o.ildnn and form o. colony ul some llislt
island. vhero ihl.1 people, who were made
mp in O hurry without loafis caulln't dnd
US; or if they jil we'd juI ny 10 tham
when they tried 20 como a,hgc-Nte,r
takc gIoira-WP .faika hnc. sir or we'd
ircat them io"fgc.nl dinner. -l.ilusEga.
cold r5iaiocs lad cooking batter brgsl lalI
ofnleuius. bones without ans meat un iaam.
wa,rry SOUPS and curl'cl m.li-,llnt = o.
say, ancr We he'd picked 0lruuls long enough
TO sui, US at desoit , How DO you Npre.r
they'd like 10 change places with children"
that way
Now, here's Aunt Fanny. creed. you
may read il 10 your mother. IL YOU Ike
believe in great round apples and Die
slices Of good raiu gingerbread for cl.l.
drcn
believe in making ibgir clothes looo
enough to enable them to oat it an and
jump round in when ibcy get through.
believe in not giving away ilcir little
property, such rs dolls. Kites. halls ho1r.
and the like, without ihoir leave.
believe in not promising thom a rilc.
and then forgetting al about g.
! believe in not teasing Them fpr amu.e.
mcni, md then punisling them fir being
troublesome
believe in not allowing Bridget and
Betty to box their ears because lhc not boil.
over, or because lhgir laaux iiiut cems
The evening before
believe in sending them to school whore
there arc back to thc benches. ni where
the schoolmaam la. hal at lga., "oie oc
fer"
believe no house eau be properly fuf.
nishod wiihaut a; least @ dt;ra children
IN H.
Ibelicyc little children to be al that i.
LEFT us Of Paradise; and that auy house.
keeper harboring u person who don't Ike
them. had better copHi mp her 0ircy wifA.
ont ioss ef nWc'
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25
THE RErROTnnD.

Had | met thee IN thy leaniE.
Whom my heat aud hand weTe ifce.
When ~ other claimed the duty
Which my soul would Well n thee
Had | woaad ihe-hi won ihps-
Oh, how blegi had been my iair.
lilii Thy beauty haih unaone me
have iounf thee-hut LOO stal
For 10 enc ms ta,ys We're pIighIed
With alisfine lIpanl iult-
liands eur cruel sites intiiel
lleaIia Nnfe ,laeni'd nl shahf araIn
IhiH ny Youth biIsi.f uiaia oefsha.IaIl
Thus htimihci "a wealth anl 'air.
MI Love own sweai prospects hdel.
have found ihee-hai too lasai
Like the iaWn that irds ihe knaiaIn
With tie afnnn IA lis tpast.
oI ike hshi upon the mlmiain
Nhnrs the snuw mus ever frHf.
have found ihee-hul iafssi mel
For J feel what Ills await.
OH rs madness 70 have met thee
10 haze iouid ther-lui too laiel
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25

4 CooL ANo pErEnmNrp FrlLow.-
On yesterday evening, MS The Eclipse le't
our landing a man who went On board to
poo The sights. was carried %, and rcqu,s.
cd the Captain 10 land him again, bat vls
told he would be an5cl 90 the next wood
yard, and charged five dollar for the ride.
Not feeling disposed TO take such au cxpcn-
siyo ride he Knocked sonic OF the officers
over, and jumped overheard, whilst thc boat
was uudcr way. and sgam ashore, swearing
all the time at the }aiH'd aHaca0Wmolat-
in ftiicrs oakhe 'Cl,pw.
Iiek'5ayg Wing,
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25

Tmr Iaycn9o ILAsns.-Nr Bayafd
Taygrla given 900 account of Commodore
puy's y.ii 10 ihe Lco.Chca 'aud which
d. conclude ,lleUs.
"WhatNgr may le abe ious fth, nero.
talioH vi.h laraH Com Perry las opeugd
Loo.Cioo hsro.l important d,peudeucy
so lhr mmc time, Nv hi. rgrchas' az DE
rart rf lHd lc.s ADAPTED fer d cull depot,
en put Lloyd in The llmin l,nnls be- ha,
secured Coz lho United States The only avail
sllo 9atign 10 ihe Western Pacific for d
lire of steamer. between China and Calilor
u'a. lluro'uh auj Port Lloyd arc the nat.
uml Stopping placca on The rouie between
san Francisco and Shanghai Fortbe fra
coal may BE- transported from Oregon and
Vancouver Island Cor the seond from III,
jaTalce Island of Kiusin les ihan 500
miles Distant i0oC hoo hes Too Gar soui
ar tie route 20 Shanghai bat thai 20 Hon.
Kong raUe near g. lt, commerce is Co.,
,sifing 20 D, au object og consideration: lu
as o uayul station ora port Of mpr,ic3 ii ha
many things to recommend o. and iht
stop which has ils, lacn maao toward bring
ing 10 into llc l.t ofislands which arc opoi
to intercourse with tho civilized world de
serves 10 be recorded
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25

One friend asked another, why he mar
ried so little a wife
why" said he, Il thought that you
knew that Of all oyill We should choose the
least,
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25

The year 1851 begins and ends On Sun.
day there mc five months in tho ycar that
contain FIVE Sundays and lhero are fly.
throo Sundays in the year Such a co.
incidence will not occur again for twenty.
eight years.
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25

4 Coon OSr-An Indiana c1rro.pan-
don't Of ODE A.5uniia Nal Grseua send.
iia following Poo ihai Iayer will appropriate
ygu,hius, lgr ie tuA:
az The breaking Of ground f,r ilc com.
mcuccmepInlihc l8uelhurgud Tenne,ac
R4iIrmd. ul Lyralllrs tle ger i. g.. by
am .irimcr aci,l as chaplain on ,hc oeca.
ipn SO dc time appointed iuf ri1yar
tle cl1T's.u mi.ei li5 lanla and ail.--
'LD. .us hoy" lagu in.iali all hal. were
luarl ava .lp chaplain commenced. dow.
ly aud olgma'y iu red q 'eq. appropriate
manuscripts lryer which hc lsl rrryiou.ly
prepared During ile reading d ,ho pray.
en- on on ncs6l nan, who la1 hrpn cugag.
ed will l.s sale, was resting, wiih Cne
io9! en- Die ipa6c sad Dis afms 90 tlc han.
dle, locking t,g iHienly in dc elaplaint
face t'le cunclp.ioa II ,hc ppyrr. the
old nrr-p sainh cing hims,liup. rcmtrk.
el aui,l.y. "WeH I nekm ja,'s Dc fna
thu. ia leulln been written to ca DE sub.
'e.. .b Ui'ml
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25

OLD ApDEEuswrNrs-h lTil ,le
newspapers of Boston caaiuud ODE follow.
Ing advertisement They ruloll cao1nh
ucw, aal show vldt su..n cf sl work DE
printer Wa, n thuea diy.
"To Do .oll by thc printer or ltis papcr.
iag ,g lcH Newo Wplna iu Ai town,
WHO ha. bad tha suall pos and lho measles,
is safAa5liy asa horp, o., lJi-k as lirl
aud viii work HE O. Llacg"
TO he sold by de printer Of dds paper
q Nggu Man, ab0u, aD year ol, Who can
DO both town and country luiuga ycy well
but viii suii Che caua,y bet. whrr, ihoy
have no. u many dum.shJps n wo hyeia
Boston. lie eWosktiat iho printing business
ljor l6 y@u; cau handle aEo. aw, lave,
spsic, or o,hcr implement pf tl'aulty O..
vel as mo.. men, and values lim.clt and
ia valued by others. i.r bis -lin 10 cook.
cry"
Think Of o. cola-el slave iu Boston ir
l7ll,a printer for years fond Of wishing
dram.shOrs and ya'nel fas Die Adll as &
cook
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25

IMrlp STATE NNra-It e though.
tl.al Che New York ly office will be able
TO go into operation rs the ff.l of April
next, and ,ho branch mmt by thc Grit Of
February. As soon iha New York c5.
tabli,hmont gcls uudcr way, lho mint OF
Phi'adclphia will be- eal at work. chiefly up.
ON silver coin. by direction Of Mr. Guthrie.
who desires TO furnish. if possible, a supply
Of silver sufficient for the ordinary puir6.
poses Of business 1t is believed there viii
be but little difficulty in getting tho metal
for coinage Mr. G has already purchased
sI00OUOO Of silver since he went into The
treasury department
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25

SNerLAr MANIFESTATIONS pr N4rUEE
iv prsuuscor RNan.-Tle Belfast tAlc)
journal learm from no.t crcd,,ab,c saurrc,
That O very singular abnaHna phenomenon
bas manifested itself 10 pcnot .1l river du-
ring the lag autumn, ari up b. ihs present
time 40 % locality about a ia.ls aloya
Prospect Tcuy end wahiu about q huns.
dfel rod ai G.e Prospect hde. whore tlc
nycrWilor iuioa sOIt Oi auclurng gsouud
Icing nearly % mile acroe, s1me t.uc about
the l.tof September there we. discovered
To be violent agitation Of tle wafer 20 tla,
the Wriaro we. much disturbed. and stones
aud dirt were thrown up from DE bau0u
This up.byliiug has continued. NJ Intervals,
up to this time Observation shows that
over at loas an aero, the depth os tao water
has increased fiem Z to litItcms A eaa
is emitted from the water that has the smell
Of sulphur. or as il some substance Of ma.
ture was burning beneath Also that du
ring the latter pou Of autumn two distinct
shocks Of an earthquake occurred in the vi.
ciniiy
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25

MGsrUgE ELoQUlscE--t a stump orator
TO ibs West uses ths following appropriate
language .--
III am elected TO tdi1 ficc, | will rep.
resent my constituent. ag the sea represents
tlc earth, or tha uigh. contrasts with the
day. Twill mriylt human society," clean
all i's parts and CROW 1t tegaihcr aeain.
will correct all abuses, purge out al cor.
ruption, and 70 through tie enemies Of our
party leo fni through new cheese My
shicr Recommendation are. that at public
dinner given l1---. ate moro than any
two men "a. ,hu ,ahle--at the late election |
PIT in three ya.cs for the rarly-l'ye just
bought new suit Of clothes that will DO to
wear to Congress. aud I've got the hand.
somcsl sister in old tcntuck
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25

TnY Ir.-Auy human being who will
have the prescuec Of mind to clasp tho
hands behiud ihe hack, and turn the face to.
wards the zenith, may float at ease and per-
gact safety, iu tol,mbly still Waier-ay'
sleep there, no igaacr how long. II. not
Eaogiug how 20 swim, you would escape
drowning. when you find yourself in deep
water yau Layo olly 10 consider yourself
90 cnp', pitcher 1t your mouth and your
uo.e-na. tho top part Of your heavy head
-be dc highest part and you are safe but
lhrue rn one Of Your bouy hands aud down
yoa eo-,uruing up the handle tips over
iho pitcher