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HOUsE-FURNISHING

SkOCkERY, CHINA and GLASSWARE rsap.
~ HOUSE FURNISHING ARTIcLEs-sAMtrFI p VIZ
No nave removed their goods from No ~
Sre. a . HaP and are daily her S
ENGLISH aud FRENCH CHINA DINNER and TEA sErs ,,
white ornamental. 'As gu" LEA shih, plain
FRENCH ENGLISH and AMERICAN ar hssu.Dr
moulded and plain paainR As'7 W tAitf OF rich cut
WHITE STONE CHINA DINNER and TEA SETS and Rata mad,
land. = - i ~ 'sh naAtuiae'hefa OF Eng
aoIiEf SITS white and prnaaenied Of various pasr,a
SOLAR LAMPS, bronaed and sii - = = p'''fs'
CHINA, $3.50 = 'ft'-o ah" oFtHASiENThD
i'm WARE such Chatting Dshea Cndse and Tan
t bs pnss esise and Tea Pots Eeg Boilers Soup TusseRs
iyok9 tiANDLE KNIVES F0Rks and KNIVES a,opa
iINE E PAIE TABLE and TEA SPOONS and FORKS etc
IlAIEli GAST0ItS JAPAN TEA TRAYS RRIT SNII
etc., AN-- ~ @tSHeiohs SIOONS
A., IAaLE AND DOOR MATS KNIFE BASKETS, FIRE RoNs
found il this EXTENSIVE ASSoRfMRNT sn''e"' can b'
Of Wholesale, - SVN'Ao4HN ShCCkbRS,
81 We send our Esods free Of charge any part of the I
PORTION OF our oek for the purpose oA1ing Ia sanI
BIN - tAeN.
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SUNID0RI:EL'sS3;m;,,, So, 49,,
shalt barrels Split PEASt
10 do do Pearl BARLEY
10 do do Choice Falton AiGrkst REEF:
~ 20 90 Choice Family PIG PORK
20 haf Kits SALMON;
70 cAscl FIUSES;
iuy boxes Crlsates PEARL STARCH;
IS boxes +. d. CHEESE:
ASS eStss Davis lndrwoeds PICKLES. and n enIg;
10 e's's tine Table SALT in sfaal boxes; No1'
90 eAfes me Table SALT, II small bags;
lu1 excs r. C JELLY Ielii4a and Hams mis- Mt, ,r5 ,,,
20 beSea assorted SAUCES. q ~ - 49,
~ Srass Preston d Asrrells YEAST POWDERS.
90 be1os assorted PIE FRUIT: Nv
loo do CODFISHt
100 do Scaled BERRINGS
bD hags Black PEPPER; -
10 do Race GINGER!
~ hat bales Mocha COFFEE.
p do barrels SALERATIJst
ny ny '9kes Y P9alta eGeh, SAFER TTs.
70 90 IARF. ACID, each re3tS 20
y do TRUE LEMON SY.F{ttfptati
bl DO assorted SPICES ID haf ha,i.z
.".. x 20 TOMATOES 3 ID cans t'S'
10 DO CLAIMS ID cans
10 No Prepared COCOA.
10 do BR0AsA, ~ liza each.
IS do II. B, Moss CEoCOL ATE.
" do Caracas CHOCOLATE
% dozen toS's GEtATfNE:
30 barrels Davis White Wine WINE sp.
~ nan barrels GRANBERRIES-
an $, 80 quarter barrels CRkSBERRfFS.
d. I'M Ia On ca -, nj. = EEALPIN d Co.,
81" s ss1AAsa 81 u Canal sHssss
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ARUGs, CHEMICALS, Ero.--The subscri-
~ 6ers have n store and fot sale The followlug
sOvV ounces lUiNLNE, FRENCH and AMERICAN;
70 dsmjohas SPIRITS NITKE 40 enrb6ys do. do;
~ do Do , A9HA AMMONIA ANN sarheys ao de
s00 ksgs CAlB. SODA; 50 bbls SAL. SODA;
lVo bbls EPSON SALT; IS do GLAUHER SALT; .. 7"
70 Do GAMPioRi 50 DO. CREAM TARTAR;
w do: FLouR RHINESTONE; 20 do. ROLL do;
DO T1RKnY gun MYkR aa1t d. WHITE WAX
500 pounds T1RkEY OPIUM 1900 DO. TARTARIC Acid
balen ORANGE PEEL 3 hags ANIsEEDt -" r.
do. ENGLISH vALERIAN ROOT;
1000 poasda PERUVIAN BARK in powder various Qualities
S Soo 90 49, bGRlSAS CAYENNE ME- PEPrERi
100 DO ENGLISH CAL0MEb 800 do. AMERICAN do:
50 s. DO. TARTAR E sEh MASS 800 do. do
50 do. CORROSIVE sUBLiAIATE.
50 do. RED PgECTPITATE: 1850 do. IoDfDR POrAssE;
90 do, IODINE $50 ounces MORPHINE;
$50 ounces sTRYCHNINR; 200 pounds CiIL0RoFoRM:
And arg assortment Of DRUGS, CHEMICALS EXTRACTS
50 bbls LusIr ALUM; 30 do POWDERED ALUM;
70 DO. e0PfEEASi 10 DO. POWDERED TURSIEEIC;
10 canes SPONGE; 81 halea EOEES, kinda:
10 do. ITALIAN Li2uORiCE; 10 do. SICILY DO;
OF qSsn slso Y 95 large supply Of the following PATENT
Or. DAVID JhYNGts MEDICINES;
g. w. CARPENTERS do:
EH2W MES Gtt 4 RR9 qI;, SELECT PoWDERs
MURRAY's FLUID AAGEEsIA;
pLAEfEN's GAfsu GAsif ~ GtpA1RAs 1885,
IiutN,S EXTRACT OF SARSAPARlLLA and CUUEBs,
%fiIrG,s ! ", REGENE 0''~N'
AENRYS CALClNED MAGNEslA;
b. beS JOIN BuLG Is sARsAf vi ss2 etc.
RUsHToN d CLARKs COD LIVER on.
J.. O., ehoupi t6uaa
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s% NICKERB0CKER PATENT COOKING
AA RANGEs-FIRsT PREMIUM,

PRICE & CoULoN, Plumbers, 10Y Poydras
Ssw Orleans, respectfully inform tho 6abc in
sf 70 GARY on '5s g69vs
aSahEttCAN, ENGLISH md FRENCH WATER CLOSETS wash
5A1iS FOUNTAINS BRASS FAUCETS keia
IA e5S IARilEN HOSE. HYDRAULIC Rams
Bhf PUMPS Fitted UP the newestaye, LEAD PIPES cor
aehs lL RIO and SHEET LEAD TIN a ravs an
n.nS SL and EAAhoAT WORK neatly put4up aired
M LIZ
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"A TTAINING FAVOR DAILY.-There is no
nsdcne 50 well adapted asessss on plantations
az b. A. FAHNESToCKS YRRaFuGE Read this testiinopy.

oSR>S 'nhnilf u1L. fthhd ms testimony:
EFrom F. P. DUcoNGE, Esq, New Orleans
Aesus. B. 4. FdsactoeR d Co., t''e" % 1880
GKSTLK%RNl pleased to inform you your Venge con-
nue to sell well in this city, and find gaining among
our planters Many ustonler who Of using
other nedictnes are DETERMINED TO USE B. FAHNE
saolks pERNlFuGE ONLY, ewing its ssey lis
eeay IN act know OF Verifugs sold in this
h in the estimation OF The public. FIFTY GROSS
MORE OF YOUR vERhilFUGE, my getting
very low. Respectfully, E. P. DuCOSGF
a Sold Wholesale and Retail by all principal Druggists and
country echan throughout the United States ian2i d&Wlm
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AR FAMILY MEDICINES,
and Dealers at Proprietors' lowest
gency, No. ISL CHARITIES ST.,
IHihbafd's wild Cherry,
Richardson's Sherry Wine,
Hntching's Vegetable Dyspepsia,
Gouley's Vegetable, Coleman'a,
iiooiland'h Germhn, ORIGINATED.
COSMETICS. de- "
Cologne Water, Bay Water, ma
Florida Water, Meen Fun,
Jones'B Lilly White. ID.
SOAPS AND CREAMS. ..
Lows Brown Windsor,
JonaBla Chemical,
Radwaya' Medigated, CaRtileR,
Almond, Toilet hnd Family,
Shaving Creams and Compounds Of
NIL descriptions.
PILLS.
Wright's Indian Vegetable,
hi0fatt's Life, BrsbdTeth's,
Glorrisou's, Lees New London,
PARIS, Sappingtou's, Champlou's,
Gfaetenberg, Jayne'A SanAtiSe,
Jayne's Agte, Wmer's Camomil0,
Hibbatd's Anti-biiious, Peters,
Spencer's Vegetable, Ga0k'a,
CpopeI's, CoYei's Rheumatic,
Anderson's, AllabasiB' Henlth,
Wiatar,a Gentle purgative,
AllebaaiA' Ague, Hoeper'a,
Chicknar,s Sugdr-caated,
HBrrick's Sugar. coated,
Giiberi's Anti-bilious, Bactwi;k'g,
Leidy's Bleed, Ingoldsby's Pile,
Scutps Vegetable, Eaggn's,
Railways Regulators,
Resa's Railroad, Lohiy'a Female,
Louden'aIni SArnIiye,
Londen's bgig, t1Qtluw avis.
Elnlsted's Auti.pygprntiG,
GurttoIi's, Nitl4ane'a i.ivnr.
FLAIR DYES.
Phalan's Magic, Ratcheior'a,
rsiItnan's Instantaneous,
Bnllart,g. Jules Hauel's, @ ~ w."
Jayne,s American, East india. ..,&
RItsCELLANEo us,
Or. Motseis lnyignratlng Cordial,
.l'hofn'p Extract,
Tarrant,R hnerispt.
Tarrnnt'a Elixir al Rhubnrb,
Carterts spsnish Mixture.
Mothers ReIief.
Toothache props,
LYONS Magnetic powdeta.
Mrs, Kid,isr's Cordial
qhompson,s Eve Watsi
Watls,n Nervous Anita
Rillfup's Astrinp.st
Hyatt3a LIE BAIsam.
NIcNIunu,s Fi;xir Of t,uiun.
RadwKy,s Ready Relief.
RMiwnyts Resoiyept.
T'arrant,. InAelible Ink,
Or, Fltcbss Body Brsees.
T,r Fitcb,a cbnnI,lnr Rrassa
Or, Fitch,s Inhaiine Tubes,
Or, Rose,s Preparations.
Winst,a ArcAnnm Extract.
Teneur's Speeiti-.
AIarahaIl,a CatholIcou.
Dir. Fitrb,s pranuraiions.
EIorseis Comno6niI SvInn of Yellow
Dock.
Perry bayis's Pain Killer,
Brown's Essence Of Ginger
AIortImorets Rheumatic Compound,
Myeria Extract Of Rock Rose,
Crossman's Specific, .m
". Ward \ Specific,
unhsm,s File ElectUary, ,@. w.
steers Qpodeidee, A
Godirey's Cordial. 49,. 49, Il.
Iurlington's BalEam,
Dr: callen's Preparations,
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EyGYPTIAN RYEBALsAM n CO. =


VIE pupsCrlDtfS Deg leave TO call the e
- attention of the Trade generally selected S4
stock Of fresh and genuine DRUGS, MEDICINES. EXTRACTS NY
GtiEAutAlS ESSENTIAL OILS PAINT VARNiSfi HAT, Y1
II AZ and TEETH BRUSHES, their large
FANCY ARTICLES Ladies' receiving
direct from Importing and Northern Houses and
prices. - - 49, N''"''
Planters Physicians Apohecarss are solicited to call and ex
anime the stock, md send their orders " - - ~
FAMILY MEDICINES carefully put up Of the beat and puraut ar,
tieles. r. ~ v ~ ~ "u pNioa' ar
with neatness and dispatch. - - fT
j. 9. POTTER 4 Co, successors P. L. Massey,
Wholesale aud Ret Druggists ~
CAnrAa eIrgat M
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DRUGS-MEDICINEs.

n WRIGHT s. CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
% GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES
which they offer supply Druggists and Dealers Popetors' lowest
Depot specia Agency No. ISL CHARITIES ST.,
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SUNDRIEs-sUNDRIES.

SuNDRIES-
~ so bbls NEWARK c1pERi
100 bbs WESTERN and NORTHERN ALkj
SO mats CASStA
100 pockets JAVA COFFEE;
rs bbls LARr OIL;
5000 ReAnB STRAW PAPER
500 boxes STAR CANDLES;
1000 parknges RAISfNS assorted
100 6oxes J0LTS BUCKWHEAT;
so sacks BLACK PEPPER; ..,....a. .
900 hoxes FsNiS STARCH
SO IicKIEs assorted underwsods, Davis Wells
sna ProyDstisi
100 boxes SCliEIpANT SGIINAPPS.
$50 packages PouGH0NG TEA;
500 DO {snalll IMPERIAL TEA;
100 do LEMON SYRUP;
100 bhs DRIED APPLIES;
100 hbls BEANS tWhtal;
800 boxes SOAP, aasotted
800 fkhs GOSHEN BUTTER;
300 do. WESTERN de.
100 boxes PIN III APPLE CHEESE:
loo do. GOSHEN do,
so do. PIE FRUITS =. In store and for sala by
janis 9w A, D. GRiEFF i co 10 and d. old Leyee
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~ II II NEW ORLEANS MaNTIlIsA FACTORY. n =
se00 Velvet oth and Berino efoAkS and silk Embroidered MAN.
LLAS, Of the newest style and latest trimming o isies @
MicecspriceS suit sl the NEW ORLEANS MAN
TILI.4 FACTORY, Nc. iiG CANAL STREET ......t
Tie respectfully socs Inc inpe
toa q the Ladies New Orleans aud coming S
she city, hs large and splendid steek S
and and ready for sale ath anis ho9n9
@ Them before they purchase at o,he place ana they
will convinced that we are selling hall tho price
thor store in the city. 49,,
sleek Of Caks and Manlas
IN the FANCY DRY GOODS ABE,
pree FreRch k And Fancy Stinw BON
NETS and RbBoNs large eek Of EMBRoipERlEs to be g9d
Muslin
SAGs and MANTITdAS CARES cHEAflSETrFS, SLEEVES ard
COLLARS; Laen HANKERGtlEFS in the
liz to DO style BLO0hiE TRIMMINGS
other Trimmings Ladies' nres That be had
store
splendid lot OF rh GRAPE SAWLs embroidered RoBES for
Wedding Dresses: BAH @ LONG GIS and ROBES PRINCES
the richest styles
VET Ia the piece for makinE Msntillas.
Wishing TO have Of
on have by giving in their
LADIES' FASHIONABLE DRESSES MADE TO ORDER. DIS 6m
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hR. }. Il LOCKWOOD, who has had four
years. renee in this city Practitioner Medicine wh
nS 10 attend principally 10 Office future,
sn0H nlong The public Tint he VIII treat with unparalleled
Or kdneyH, Rheumatism Cncers inors UIrers IN word
Of the South Ao, that class complaints Vgne
RAJ syphii Bonorrhs degrees ETC.
G Persons residing in the country suffering auy disease
F mae % female about the
by GIVING ny description Of their BY lette poatpad viii
40 MY Fenerial Meicinesw receipt
destrpton of the Address LOCKWOOD No AS cor
nsr OF phppa and Perddo Streets New orlahns
iela
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winch kDey Oltef 10 supply Df0gg19ta
Wholesale prices
fsB- General Demo. and Specia A
New orlsanp, La,
yERMtFIyaEs. l
,,,,...-,. iD''.,. S"H'o'
WIpeT,s Canadian,
swans ,n.,a,.
.@ .m Ferry " Dunu ehut tir..;,
p..,,. " 'ayne's h"hlV'
he rohno,to,t,.
y a. FanpeasocA'e .no,,
aArsAMs a cottetspE R.Si.I,'ns;
pri. .ssa =, HSouS5i ttE NIL,
t M,s1nr,s s Saat@s o. "iid Cherry
a sha.,,,i,Is. I n,
2 R,sha,,,, : sri naiaalli,
pa,.;a,a VIII t sInh,an'
s Sgv,nI !, wv pnI GnuIry MN h,u ia
M, T,,s j !, uli To,,'', 'psnun
pa um r oi,,r, a Sassaa Ilytupt
iIaii,s pa,sa,,, f.ApeVsV'"b
swaypa'a Svr,,n cf WDa cho,ry
.ry,,a y en y ,i,s, rsc l..
i nylo,, = r, pi'ANn' an,oi "''5
ya fl... ! r. y, pe ',,''o
p l,,vr, : FNlesai"la'as IA
NE NVsV ,,, ti.yes%T' i,. aea lH'
S,.,,, oaiIS Wy, LltelmotL,
2'hp'vt,s Shniiy hhptsloffh'
\. 70 . inu'As A.
~ N'se 15eehpAp,iuHpiis
~ sH ni,, A'Al-Lhn'
D'' sonn bulrs,
D. lewnschus'
oanI M r,,,,, r,,,,,u,,,,i,,
r,,n,.,.., o'd 'heop lo"na'ua'S'
S9'P0T Im ,,,,,
"S"Ao'G,is, ,,,a,
d." shakeT's,r
p..,r. efauenpe's 8
bfBnfs'
Guysotgs yellow DOCK.
u,.,,,.,, fi.ASiEhS.
Wei'S oIensthenlng
EWgnh strengthening
Jew pAVlda or Hebrew,
IT,. safeaus,
,,.,, hnappH ihnAn,
AicoeR'A totcna,
'""" erilhth,R adhesive,
,,,r,io, lI0way's Arhlca,
,,.., hlNlMhNiS' i
Mexichn Muahpg,
NJ, bhrtelps Arabian,
o"'ef . nerve SerNe Hnd boue'
HHnps,
hayesg,
TobIas's Venetian,
hewos,s Nerve and bone,
heliiogsrs,
Gardeners,
,,...,..,- o bartthe's Horse,
Mefehmps sargiingr
Cherokee,
..,,n ,-,-,. Jnyne's.
SUE hhhlEDlks, etc.
0igoou's indian Gnologogue,
sowsGd,s Tome Mixture,
Snnltn's ioniC eyr'ip,
NynKoGp's Tonic,
9peea.t se9,rliugs,
vegetable sshrisge. ,.
ell, L',AENe ES.
ShermAn,s Cough and Worm,
bryan : ruinohic WateB,
Loc9Ss's Il, lannon's IN, itn mai i
nhlh ORGANIZATIONS.
Loyetps Wshpene or Flair Gloss,
PafIys y il,i,cophsrous,
B9yIe's Hyns,;on Find
Phalon's Hsir lnyigorstor
Jsypc,s Hair Tonir '
Van Dtnsen;s Wahns,. I
Louden's Orienlni If,lr To,ic M@l
Hausiis ENu Illustrate |
OldfIdge's Balm il Columbin
Rndway,a Cireassisn I,nim
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sADDLERY, HARNESS, ErC.

II srlLtEsHAN. y. n. rrRsGrLL. A. rpRxaulL
FENURNBULL & Co, Successors to c+s9E~ ~
III Hrewe & Co,) Carriage Repository, No. lis sGI--
Grayet street. New oAns Of ST. Charles Hotel Every defe
iOn OF Carriages made 10
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NTEWARK, M, SADDLERY Ware ca
lN Hoake.--ANpREW 6. HULL& CO., e.Ti Canal
stog,, Orleans between Caiap Magazine stresse
hiapafaetlrs and Importer CT sAppL aud SADpLEY ARE
have coGBtnnIy hand complete
Brides MsrtiogaeS, Ttrnk Wkps, skrtng, Harness
Leather Royskns roofs and trimming Of eTsry
asuptoa, st No. II CANAL STRICT.
siI lydaW ANDREW g, BULL x co,
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Mrs. E. GRAU respectfully invites call
at her $50 CAMP STREET three Julia
THURSDAY the nth instant when hs vii open
of FRENCH B0NETS, CAPS HEAD DRESSES
MASTILLAS, EMBRolDERiES, GLOVES PERFUAiERIES, ani
various articles suitable for I.adies' Toilette.
Mrs g. will rell her goods profits purchasers
find them equally handsome higher prices
BoNNEs altered and cleaned superior stys CLoAKS
and MASIILLAS made to order. nil ly
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w as. TEOsva.e.

Mrs. Mowa,t was born in Bordeaux,
during Il Temporary residence of her
parents in that city. Her carlics,
rccoiIcctIons date from charming
country residence in thr vicinity of
Bordeaux, where she remain d for the
greater part of the time until her
seventh year. The family then en-
barked for New York, but the vessel
was wrecked OH the passage, and after
enduring great perils, they at length
arrived iii another ship. During her
school days. the rrccociouS child cxhi
biicd uncom"'on vivacity Of intellect,
with a decided turn for poetry. Her
passion for reading led her to dcvonr
every book on which she could lay her
hands. Before she was ten wears old
she had read the whole Of Shake.
spears plays many times over, he
sides very proniscnous course of
general literature, both in French and
English. She was not yet in her teens
before she SGT up rs Il poeloss, while
her success in private ,hcatrcnIs won
thc applause Of a large social circle.
In her thirteenth year she became
acquainted with MIR. Mowatt, at that
time "A young barristcr OF education
and fortune" who had taken fancy to
one of her married sisters, whom he
met at watering place, suppnsir z
her to be a young widow lie did not
discover his mlucky blundcr until he
began to express his admiration open.
~. When informed that he was ad
dressing married woman, he took the
disappointment SO much TO heart that
she undertook to console his chagrin hy
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lhlgasS OHl RScassty.

we have been much struck with the
following passage, written by Mrs
Jameson which we cordially recon-
:nend to the attention Of our readers.
Let the aides observe the following
rn'es f: IN the morning use pure wa
ter Ms preparatory ablution after
when they must abstain from all sud-
den gusts ofPassion, particularly envy,
as That gives the skin sall0w palcncss.
l" may seem trIiling to sp' Ak of temper
ahcc, yet tins must be attended to,
h"'i III eating and drinking. il they
would AVOID l'Impics. Instead of
rouge, let them use moderate exercise.
which Will raise natural bloom in
thr'r checks rnIn'Iiablc 10y art. lnyc-
''i"nS canG"r and Unaffected good hui
NOR Will give all opcness to their
c""ntcnancc that will make them uni
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ting round like dog, driving away
at II hoop" Ilcigho y sighed the
blacksmith, in one of the hot days, ~
he wiped away the drops Of pcrspira
ton from his brow, while his red hot
iron gl"wcd on his anvil, this is life
with Il yengeance.~-mclt1ng and frying
one s self over the fire" 80, that !
were Il carpenters" ejacuiatcd shoe
maker, rs hc bent over his lap-stonc :;
here am, day after day, working my
soul away in making solcs for others,
coored up ina little seven by nine
room" 81 am sick OF this ut.door
work, " cxclaims the carpen,cr,ibr ,iing
and swcltcring under the SUM- or ex.
posed to the inclcmcncy of the wealth
or, eff was only Il tailorn' "Ihis is
too bad, perpetuaIly cries the tailor,
-" to be compelled to sit pcrchcd up
here, plying the needle all the while
would hat mine were more active
life Last day Of gracc--thc banks
won't observation-disclosures won't pay
what shall do ?" grumblcs the mcr-
chant, " had rather be Il truck horse,
u dog, any thing!" " Happy fellow $, !"
Sr"anS the lawyer, as he scratches his
head over some pcrplcxing case, or
over some dry record /; ''happy fellows
had rather hammer stone than cudgcl
my brain on this tedious, vcXatious
question" And through all the rami,
llcatlons of society, all are complain.
ing Of their condition-lindins fault
with their particular calling. "lf |
were only this, or that, or the other. |
should be contcnt:'' is the universal
cry; ANY thing but what -
Happy Tor usif we could but learn
that 8 Godliness, with contcntmcnt
is great gain"
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who furnished her with some mems
clothing and blanket. In consequence
of their meeting with a Carnanche, they
had to leave her behind and she mar
rowly escaped second capture. But
by the subsequent aid of one of the
traders, Pueblo Indian, she was cna.
blcd, after hiding herscIftnr eight days.
to escape. At the expiration of this
time she was rescued by the traders,
furnished with horse, ard brought to
the town Of Pecos, N. Mexico. where
where Major Carleton and others. of
the army, took care other, and enabled
her to proceed to Santa Fe.
This is but an outline of terrible
story, the counterpart Of which, in all
except the escape, arc said to be fire
Iucnt. A letter from Santa F'e saws
that the white captivcs among t. C Ca
nancles are as numerous rs the Indi
ans themselves. Th same letter men
tons the escape Ola young Mexican
woman, who returns, after years
terrible captivity: expecting to become
the mother Of an infant whose father
is wild Indian. The Camanchcs
practise cruelty in its utmost refine.
mcnt towards their caplives. Children
are trained to be more savage than
themselves, and women are subjected
TO outraycs too horrible to be mention
cd
The Santa Fe Gazette saws: the two
brothers OF Mrs. Wilson are yet in car
iivIiy, and unless soon reclaimed. will
lmbibc u tast" for the wild life OF the
li.d!an and be forever lost. There are
many hundreds, and, We may venture
to say, thousands OF captivcs among
the Indians ofNcw Mcxico, principally
women and chlldrcn;. the former arc
forced to become slaves of the men
and the latter are trained for warriors.'
" hen Governor Mcrriwe,hcr came
out, he was fortunate enough TO rescue
two Mexican girls from the Camanchcs
one sixteen and the other eighteen
years Of age. They had been captured
from near Chihuahua. one three yea, S.
and the other ten months before
hey were sent to the Governor ofthat
State, who ACKNOWLEDGED the conduct OF
the Governor OF New Mexico in very
handsome terms: They. said there
were larg" number of Mexican wo. 8
men IN captivity, and they saw one
America" CONAN with a small child;
that an Indian one day when they were
travelling ON horseback, took the child
from It's mother, threw it up into the
ar, and as it came down caught it Oh
his spear, and that others rode at iIuli
sal'op, took it on their spears: and so
passed it around among the party.
surely our government will not per
mt such outragcs 10 go unpunishcd,
even mt he necessary to cx,crminato
the whole tribe ot',hcSc brutal savngcs.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-03-08

Signals ut once Indicated TO the driven
by an index on his locomotive, by the
sounding Of his whistle, or even by
cutting off steam.
lhe whole apparatus can be applied
at any required point between stations:
can be applied to the existing lines OF
telegraph, and possesses the adva, t.
age Of being selfacting. Roughly es.
tima;ed, the cost for each set is stated
at from $50 to $50, and Mr.. Tyer says
that his arrangement Of trcddIcs has
been satisfactorily tested on the South
Eastern line, and tha, of signalling the
driver on the Croydon. His cxplana-
tions to the meeting Yesterday were
we'll illustrated by working models,
and at time when the best means for
preventing railway accidents are re-
Sarded with such general interest, this
plan Of guarding against some oi the
most fruitful causes OF them will, no
doubt, receive all the consideration to
which 1t is entitled. The electric telc
graph facilities Tor promoting the sutety
otrailway travelling have Us great, fnot
greater, than any other agency, and
these have hitherto been very impcr
tec,lysderelopcd Mr.. Tyer is therefore,
working in the right direction, but
whether his plan can be advantage eous.
~ adopted can only be decided by ex-
Perience oft merits. =.
London Times, i'm. 20.