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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-07-14
Lightning Si-uclr.

The A'Jany AGos says this is the sea
son when deaths from lightning occur :;
and few who don't look to the summary,
know how many there arc. In all cases
where persons arc struck down By light
ening, use cold water upon the bodies for
hours: don't be discouraged if Immediate
success is not attained, but pcrseverc, and
ifaltcr three or four hours drcncLinr. ami
nation is not restored, add salt to the wa
ter and continue shovcring, which is rem,
dcrcd colder By the saline almixture. If
possible, administer tho douchc on the
head and along the.spinal column. Per
sons who have fallen under 4 stroke ot
lightning, when alone, have recovered in
the ram; and Mr. Merriam, the weather.
sophlst, relates ca-e where 7 victim wa,
recalled t" life by dashioc cold wa,cl
on INN several hcur. sf;cr agGarcnl !ca,h
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-07-14
An Enthusiast dreaming of Paradise
NEWTON. Iowa, June II, ~.

NENICN, iowa, June l., ~.
We are all herein the very center c
/. the garden. Newton, the county seat fo
Jasper county, is geographically in tn
center Of the State, and soon will be th
seat of Government OF Iowa. I'll tell yoI
Why. lst. It's the center ID. 1t
on the State Road running from the Mis-
sissippi to the Missouri, and other road
are ccntcring here from every direction
Two Railroads are laid out through the
placc-onc running from Davenport on the
Mississippi through to Council Bluffs on
Missouri, will be finished to iowa City this
fall, and will be continued On westward
with rapility, by which we will soon be in
Railroad connection with the Fast. ID.
We will have Manual Labor College 4
miles north of us, the Colony having bot
tie land, put up two buildings, and more
under way; and about Is miles east of us,
another Colony Is settling in rapidly, who
also viii have = College, | think.
The town is beautifully laid out, and can
be seen for miles in every dircetior-not
those lofty spires which Will be seen some
future day, but its nice, neat, comfortable,
pleasant, lovely, beautiful, charming, neat,
white cottages, &c. The buildings are all
new. Population about 500, and will be
double that number as soon as houses can
be built Every aw-mill within 90 miles
has been drained, and the demand not
begun to bo supplied. We shall soon
have three saw-miles in town, one running
by steam; and as soon as the country
begins to shell out its produce little
stronger, we must and will have steam
grist mill
When I first saw the place, | fell in
love with it, and think l am now welded
to it. l have bought farm of 100 acres,
and plenty Of deer, turkey, rabbit, quail,
chicilsn, &c, rerambu!ate beneath the
shade of lis lofty trees, or hide among its !
thickets Of apple and plum. \ river runs |
through it, (not a pretty name, though
.Spak,) about 90 or 30 feet wide, water
deep, the banks about 10 high. Then
have for home lot Of G acres, house
in progress, 20 choice apple trees growing /
most iuEuriantly, excellent water, &c
also Z lot for 4 shop fronting the Square.
We are not out Of the Christian world. |
To-day | went to attend meeting, but long
before ! got there, the house was filed to
oveItioUIug. and a grea. many had to leave
Cor want OF seats. How calm and beautiful /
Sabbath appears, even in your country: but
bore nature stands out in her true colors,
as ,ar Is the eye can reach on every hand
II is grcctci By fields Of richest green inter
sperseI with innumcra5lc flowers. Here
you need not 90 to NoLLs Garden
p,t walk anywhere into Natures garden,
md you Will see sights worth seeing. But !.
.cry soon the haul of men will make
,harge The sight to-day shows that they
ire comirg-about 10 wagons with men,
vomcn and chi'.rcn, came in TO hear the
Tord Of God.
We want 4 printing Prcss, to herald
hroughou. the world what a great country
We have, aai what a greater We are going
0 have soon. Come right along-,lon't
AIRY. G.
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lsVlSBBAa GilEDNlaA2
july Ii. 1854.

ra.Aftcr inserting the following cnco
MUM, from the pen Of JonN s. EoTEH
Esq, we promise to spare the bushes O
bur ncichh9r, whose Legislative career hlt
called out 50 many tokens q arfroh4tion
without one of public dissent:
From an acquaintance Of some years
with rrI SLrEG. we can fully attest the
truthfulncss Of the culogy spoken by the
Cironac'e Of sincere, earnest anu kind
" disposition, he has passed through five
sessions Of legislative STRIFE, preserving
throughout consistency Of character, and
an adherence to principle that stamps ni:n
as no ordinary man. tnaicc;cd,aud avoid
ing display, he has, by rare business Ia!
pnts, and the winniD" ,niiucnce OF j gen
rrous and pure heart, effected more toi
his constituents, and served the State Il
better purpose, than most Of his compeers
in the House or Senate. 1t IS TO be regret
ted, that such a man should not he more
extensively known and appreciated. Col
Siftr is a native Of Chester county he'
Chester Rgiter.
GopEY's LADY's BhoT.-The Jul y No.
Of this popular work, commences the Sec
ond Quarter of Century Of the Book, by
The same Publisher. This Is certainly a
rare example OF pcrmaren2y-for " new
country" From the Publishers Arm
Chair" we copy tie following notice OF
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-07-14

embarked on nearly hopeless voyage for
health At the date of this poem he had
been .t6ur months dead, although it was
ten days afterwards that the sad news was
communicated to her.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-14
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS..

CBE5GENT OFFICE,
Tuesday Morning, March ID, 1854
COTToE-The market was extremely quiet yesterday.
ana the transactions were confined to about 500 bales
We yet quote:
Inferior 596S e15 Middlins Fair. o1S1oz
MIddiiny ~. ks X esoi Fair. g
aood Middling. 10 G0loA Good and Fine... %
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept /, 1853. .lo672 2Sss5
Received since .9316 SOL 1205O
&c yesterday.... e,4s1--s37,o02 16o-12 30
Exported to dats.......6777so 1e,42a
g Yssterday..". 712-684o0l 0oo--16423
Stock on hand not ceared.. 2esl66s 25252
ToBACCO-MArket firm and active and wa heard of
nearly 700 bids taken of which "A at CSC round and
90 by one house comprising 12l at 16c 1923 at ec
SUGAR AND M0LAsSES-sugsr was in good request
with sales OF 1000 hhds at 3k035<c Fair Fully
y srop Of el5 hhds was sold on plantation at
ID W Molasses $500 bbls disposed of at 17c Tor
Prime (reboled) and Choice and 10 at Is a gallon for
Inferior and Fermenting
FLoUR-We noticed sales of 5000 bbls, including e25
Ohio, in fatboht at So So 200 at So 62 ll01 Fancy
Tennessee at So 62s 400 Fancy St. Louis at SO 75 and
about 4oo Choice Extra s. Louis eagle and Harrison
supernne reported but we did not learn the partcu
lara.
GRAIN-Corn was active, but prices were in favor of
buyers sales $4,000 sacks Of which 1850 Ordinary 50
a6c, s25 at &c. 5000 at &c. and 300 at 6lc bushe
PROFESSIONALISM was heavy, and we noticed sales
Of $50 bbs Uninspected Mess at S12 u.s. $50 in
three lots at $3 and l18 of Rumps at SO 50 SO 62
Dbl Bacon in request with sales of 119 casks Rib
bed Sides at TIC Is of Shoulders at $40 and 20 tercss
Extra Hams at loo y fb. OF Lard, liz bbs No were
sold at 8ac p lb
HAY-Prims Western was firm, and 1914 p ton was
offered for 1900 bales 800 bales Old Hay in store were
sold on Saturday at &21 80.
CoFFEE-saes 200 bags Rio at 1O5z01O1<c, and 1877
Prime mt lie d fb.
RoPE-lso coils were sold on Saturday at 7%c cash.
and 500 at Sc, four months adding interest
LEAD-A lot Of 200 pigs Missouri sold from store
at 81 rs y 100 lbs.
WHIskY-Sales 200 bbls Rectified at 26826kc 40
0liver's at CSC. and So Dexter's at 3Oc p gallon
FREldHFS-A ship was taken for Liverpool to load
principally with Provisions at o. for bbls and lis for
ment given away.
E4cHANGE-Demand moderate at our quotations:
Sterling 10Y 1,GDlO8 X "a ct prem
francs. of 1874 dD5f2l u
Sight Checks New york..,.., Kin II "a ct disc
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merry Bubtdga AdEms9 hbds
bsen W. bbs nh ky rs do nnd pickles ersdn
ft hba whisky sA0 bIs anz.s L4ndi seos bbr rndsa
do Do Zee ~ IBID, ssbss pork 1855 e
huddscte Acoss bb bols
so Brohers-lo hhda charcoal Tay-r Cliy
lsasds 80 fsetS Ayiss00 R9t-1q
do Connolly Aoso do Pa.son shinie-gs Deslys
hs5s do do Newton F,rrely1t0 do do
10 alcohol Taen7 bsds bacon F,nn- Bossoo
bngs apples P0mroy aco55i sos
do 800 btls do Maoksy Morrs9 bba
Huner1a do do Jno Benyiss bills
kegn lard ia do butter G Dvlaon-a order.
PASSENGERS a., .a
Per ship Marcia Day, from the se.rags.
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viii leave FRIDAY, March II, at o'clock N.
ES0R GRAND LAKE LANDING, 49, -
VI PRINCETON, LAKE PROVIDENCE MILL J7AAbSSHAr
KEN'S BEND, VICKSBURG, GRAND GULF, ROD
NEY. MATCHES. FORT ADAMS. BAYOU SARA, BATON ROUGE
all intermediate fine packet
FRANK LYON J. H Estes will leave above,
FRIDAY throughout the O'Clock For freight
apply board,
sfROTHER & BROS. Agents. AZ Poydras street.
IL The Frank Lyon will the sns
eaty Wednesday receiving freight mill
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YAZoO RIVER.

. Will leave TUESDAY, March "a, at 5 O'Clock
ETOR MOUTH OF COLDWATER, S@
Ill MOUTH OF TItLATOBA, LEE ORE, GREEN LsAt5sif3S
MOOD, slDoS, TCHuLA, YAZoo CITY SATARTlA
VlCkShURG all dAe laudi Regular Packet
DOYETh swi running passenger DOVE,
Edward Phelps port freight and will leave
abovs Fo freight having aceommodatona
board JOHN E. HYDE CO. IL Poydas street,
mill SMITH Il FIMiSTER, l6 Canal street.
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CUMBERLAND RIVER.

Will leave WEDNESDAY. March Is, at O'Clock p. M.
ESOR NASHVILLE, CLARKS- ~ -
WILLIE, CANTON, SNTTHLAND, PADUCAH, IGAkS4.szz5T
MILLS POINT, NEW MADRID MEMPHIS zzsia51sszxza
Regular Mas vile Packet L. HOWARD1he
swim running HOWARD Y. Northern
will leave above freight passage, having 6n
datons, apply board,
mhI3 SMITH Il FfMSTER, 10 Canal
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ST. us.

Will leave TUESDAY. Matcs ID, O'clock
NOR ST. LOUIS and ILLINOIS ~ -
RIyER-The light draugh,
ming passenger FRANK PIERCE, ". asssszaszaA
W. Wttnberrv, freight
above. For freight or passage. spp hoard 70
mhlS ROGERS Mc,,IIRE Il CO q Poydran street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-14

CRAFTY OF NEW ORLEANS qsth Of February 1854 By viz
Of the consolidate the city 81 Me- 0es provide
the administration its ha February
the supplementary the
Orans approved February 49, likewise with
the provisions oi No. $50 the Common Couae
New Orleans apporoh tbs OF the several districts
and wa'ds, approved October H. 1859:
will held by
the city Orleans the FOURTH MONDAY
MARCH the 2fth of said the following
officers New Orleans and members the
Council, to wit:
Mayor oftss city Of New Orleans
Treasurer.
Comptroller.
Surveyor.
Street Commissioner.
The whole foregoing elected general ticket.
Four Recorders to be eiecte districts from each district
OF the SgwO Orleans
of Aldermen OIL the
w Swe Ysncey f. W
Dr. iore Lbatu, E. Gqsel j. Lusenbub and j. NJ Burke,
Thtes Aldermen from the First District.
Two Aldermen the Second District.
Alderman Third District.
One Alderman from the Fourth District
Twsnysevtn of the Board OF Assistant AderNen fol-
Iowa
Three Assistant Aldermen from the
-Four Assistant ALDEN n. from the Ward.
Six ARss Aldermen from the Third Ward.
Two Assistant Aldermen the Fourth Ward.
Three A.ssi Aid men frolnth Fifth Ward.
Two Assistant Alder from the SIKH Ward
Two Assistant AlterH from the SeysRh Ward.
Assistant Alderman from tbs Ely 9Th Ward.
one Assistant Alderman fsm The Ninth Ward
Two Assistant Aldermen the Tenth Wari.
One Assistant Alderman the Eleventh Ward.
The to be opened such the
Of such according
mhs A. D. CROSSMAN Mayor.
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VICRSBURG.

Will leave SATURDAY. March 49, al O'Clock, Pm.
NOR VICKSB URIC, WARRENToN, Rsy =
X NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, ROD Ljka4$5sy
NEY, NATCNEZ, FORT ADAds, BAYOU SARA, rxeaSsd4x&
BATON ROUGE-Reguar Saturday Weekly vcksbug
Steamer SOUTHERN RELLE-The new, magnificent swift
running SOUTHERN BELLE Nj
White will leave above. For freight apply board
SMITH d FldISTER, Canal street.
E The Southern Belle will freight with privilege
Of ebinnn mhi
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Willeave TUESDAY, Mach a. O'Clock
NOR CAMDEN, BEECH HILL, H. h.
~ ELDnRADo LANDING, CHAMPAGNnLE -skkasps.tEE77s
WILMINGTON, CAREYvII4LE. MARIh ALINEz1zalsss.aza
LANDING ALABAMA LANDING, oUACHTTA CITY TRENTON,
MONROE COLUMBIA, all land
ng the gaeha Bk RserRsguist oascha River Packet
Senme NEW WORLD.-The fine running
NEW WORLD p freight
and viii leave For freight passage, having
consultations apply on board
mhI3 MCDOWELL, JR., 4 BELL, IL Pevdrss street.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JEFFEHsoN OITy.
Monday Evening March ID, 1854. /
Arrived to-day, 13S head Of Western CATTLE. The
stock of Beeves offering is but scant and scarcely any
Hogs in market, with q moderate supply Of Sheep
-PRICks-
BEEF CATTLE (Western) ne.......-01o a tb net
fatfaf.a.: Ts,s:; sgsA. + net net
Hoes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 607 = tb
SHEEP Tin lots) ..-..............s3 00G15 90 head
:. GOOD and Choice) .......s51z f100 90 q head
Mich Gows. s3I O0dn8o 90 q head
(Choice) s. 00D- 90 y head
VALVES AND fEARLNGs. 5Ohp10 so II head
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nag and letter II u, alandlns easL.
EXPORTS
VERA CaUZSteamhp Tras47i bales cotton II hams
ice,
dHRsTANA GoTHENBuRG-shp Luua-l9s9 bale. cotton
for Chtint ana, Ghthenburg.
LIVERP0pL-ShpL 0tus-2I2s bales
LIVERPOOL cotton, $40 stavea
NEW foER-BArk keplsr7S7 hhds sugar. bb moase
pork $ aveB
HAyAHAsehr Minis scbir9is lard as
DO loar, ~ do taiow 50 do
ST MARKS-Scbr Jenny pork s bhs
wh.kyf II hhls bacon 1883 aks sundries
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WANTS-WANTED.

WET NURSE WANTED, at 1876 Prytania
v v street, of utaniA. mill ct
"ANfED-By young American Lady,
w who ih Recommendation, SITUATION
ia private "a ily She would
taking charge children travelling Address this oce
mil ii W +. A.
WV ANTED-A quiet and orderly WOMAN, to
Wv Cook aud Wash small family. apply
do their WELL.
Cali after o'clock D1 mhetf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-14

GENUINE HEIDsIECK co. CHAMPAGNEs-
Tbs h4sius ben pointed by d. ssrs hsidsteh
Co agent Iht United Staies
ths business
I'll, CRAMEk i ABEtsG.
New YaTk, JANUARY l. 1854
CARpMt CHARLES ENGLER, Sole Agent
CHAMPAGNE be United States, reiue tsine
that polluted Mesrs CRASER
and Importers of brand iii
United d Gnnada
continue
prominent which thu public generally
have hrand this shaft
Vines Will fully high reputation
which the has attained in your ma ktt.
enabled old sfah
brand genuine gualit, wani simply submit
olownR yFhlei call
Sis ly th la Messrs Hell h Co.
nndr cir through their Sole Ageu Mr. sanen, se
waIfsS Salmon
dissolved, their
the business the 10 him SO by
stipulation It'd the triyleRe
n the VINEYARDS CELLARS which the late
founders Of brand tie AZ 1850
like aud
therefore sole III Ihis rsDi. Is
We wond but add that in pgsn mark from other
mar prevent frauds ard iptior the Of ur n m
in full will be uuf tbs labels stamped the eh9tn e
the ceTks No other its while II Is
the under which brand originally and ossme
known in tue United States. VS. the b nor 10 be
Your 9b'it SCI. "a
RAINS, December l5 1855 HEipSIECkS CO.
spponte for the south West CT The
st-By supplied with It lr quarts anu
pn, hich they offer the trade At New f"Is prices
iansT sui - amp sNest'
1
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WaTERLvG PLACES.

n AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER rfe.
GRFOLR-Winter .SsSsssszsssssss.
her TIP 70 PAscAGOuLA TUESDAY skTrRay ii earh
packet
Wker matter expressive for the Lake trade sspsor
will the PotehsAa Railroad
Lake Of tbs Cars as follows.
pos,cAa,s,atA Ral-oa9. Oeeaa Sprin9s.
THURSDAY. 10 O'Clock ss,ai FRIDAY MORNING.
sATURDaY....... 4o'efoek esrsisUNDAY EVENING
On TUESDAY and SATURDAY she will far M PAscA-
GoULA, carrying mais and p tsssneers =. !.
fB Mail will leave Office Of the Agent ct ooek
pronptz SATURDAYS O'Clock Thursta5
mornings. r. GEDDEs, Agent, TO Bank Plaza NIL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-14

ATOTICE-STATE TAX CoLLEcToR,s OFFICE,
~ FOR TIE FIRST DISTRICT CITY OF NEW or
notify all indee the State for Taxes for the 1855
the within D
call Office No. % City Hail. Third Story and p,or
thu first August next otherwise the law will be gdy complied
with THIS ASkEW, Collector,
Ohier Hours a Pm. NH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-14

nhiss. Portland .......91,d (sismpre yva..,. 8d4
donis d4tk Hsyes...a2,dl The Duke Point
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A VIS-BuREAU Du CoLLECrEUR DIES TAXES DE
IN IlETAT, AU PREMIER DISTRICT DE La WILLIE DE LA
NtuYE LIE ORLEASSe sgne, Collector Taxes de
'E par present. ibuables
Pc pour Pam 1854
desa les milsS du dit district bureau g.
Hotel de Si dit
er Adult pochsu les les plus de la o
THOMAS ASKEW, Collec
LIE bureau depufs N qua mil got
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,

. OFFICE DAILY Crescent,
Tuesday Morning, March a. 1854 I
# "a CLEARED YESTERDAY
Steamship Texas, Place Vera Cruz Harris Morgan
ship Luna M Chriaha and Gohenburg Whitney
Br ship Lo'ss Watson, Liverpool, Hoghtou R4nkin aco
b. batk MearneS Smith, aerpaol, oghton RANKIN dc0
Bark Keli4r, Wilson, New York, ii Bas
Seht alinns Schiller, WiIson Havana, Iaspnrr.
sehr Jenny Lind, Seagr9tn ST M rks and Newport Pos
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-14

a SOAL-2f5 tons Screened Cumberland Coal
~ superior quality, landing Thos Per Rsti
For terms, sppy 10 J. P. WHITNEY h co,
mhlO - Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-14

sNNh DEAD UAIILE.--Une dnIIarqW-p
ESs.42 VIII be paid very rrsh DEAD HoRs tAes
SsS-:sS1 GeW ,lvetei at the New Orleans Bone ~
Back works Wshingnn Avenue, the ard coed
pank road trAds 10 he yald leh9l "
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Hats FLATS.

RENfs-AHHfs.
IF 1t is idle suppose that A
of the and noble
what shading 10 the pcure-t shield obongaa
the protection Of the psoIum whence the rudmnts
ideas, OF all our thoughts and feelings.
E Gentlemen who wish gen. will call
the "a So ATS from the EXCELSIOR HAT STORE; equal
30 vs. HATS
DURBRlDGE 81 VALLETfE, 10 ANN
doors from the Pcsyune Office
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RED RIpER.
OUaCHITA RIVER.

Will leave TUESDAY. March IA, at O'Clock NJ.
FOR CAMDEN, CHAMPAGNoLE, sR H.
II WILMINGTON, MORO LANDING PIGEON LsAa&%T
HttL, MARIE SAIL E ALABAMA LANDING, Esa1aA
0UaCFIITh CITY, MOUTH nv BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW, PORT
UNION, MOI r. OF p aBoNNE, TRENTON, MONROE tnLuM
BA, HARRS0NbURG TRINITY, all landings
the Ouahita and Black RyeThe elegant and swift
pas snger packet NATCHEZ No. 2, ]. Jfton
" leave For freight
modatous, apply on beard or to
SMITH FIsIsTER. IS Canal street.
NJ Bshe takes freight for POINT PLEASANT BAYOU BAR
THOLoMEW, to be lanfed at Bar mhl4
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LIsT or VESSELS IN poRT Nor cLRAREn

PNSSENHEKS. 7 \
Per ship Marcia Day, from Hssresql In the stesrags
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a. DIR. L. r. DELRIEU, Ora RFTIEA
- duat- Of the Vet rnary Schools n France fsSM
VI rnINAkY HOS PtTAL for all kinda Of Dumesir III YF
Animals DESTROYS of msriting The favorable r-esptipn
pnbf Dr. DELRE has the
his friends ard those who need his hst he has
blhed VETERINARY HOSPITAL No 81 Un
Carpnd let and BarpHn adjonng he tothic Stables
DR. pELR1EN Il known This Guy through his
Public Medical and
his latlens wi
sals all Domestic Animals.
DIR Mercer sbd Dr. Blu gnot etls
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ESREE LECTURES in the HALL of the ME-
w. CHANGES INSTITUTE, PhliPps areet, MONDAYS and
THURSDAYS, at o'clock, r.h
MONDAY 6hon the Mechanism Of Man. By Pref. G. A. Mott.
THURSDAY shA of History Of
the Senm-E Engine By Judge Esrus.
MONDAY, 18Th and THURSDAY l6th-Two Lectures the In
Gnce OF the Mechanic Arts the Human Race By Hon. Chas
MONDAY, 2GhOn the Nerssy Of Mechanical
Dr. Samuel A Cartwright.
THURSDAY 23don the Dangers Mechanism. BY
THURSDAY. to be selected. By Dr.
THURSDAY, 6thOn the Relation of the Mechanic
By G, Smidt, ESD
MONDAY h0n the Extraordinary Development
tho United States contracted with other Gountres By G.
RoseIiu
THURSDAY, lSth--on "Paesina' By Or. w. A. Scott,
l7th--Suhisct 10 be B-lected By Prof
THURSDAY, 2Oh-Un Popular Education
By Jo- eph Brennan.
MONDAY &hOn Astronomy connected with Lunar Eclipses
" George PalireE. W. g. KENDALL,
rph3 Chairman ofCommtee on Iecture
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A RRIvAL OF MADAME ADoLPHE g

D OPER's SPARRING ROOMS,
Il a. NEXT TO TRAyIS'S PISTOL GALLERY,
Over the SHADES, Perdido street,
EN ENiSt, IRON 8 to O'Clock. dis
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MA HOLESALE DRY GOODS TRADE
Wv SPRING INNOVATIONS, 54-JoSFPH H. PALMER
CO have in aud receiving regularly tho Enopean
aud Amercan Markets, their usual supplies of SEAsoSABE
GOODS, viz:
PRINTED GOODS Comprising styles quail
tiles Lawns Jaronet orsandies, Bareges,
LINEN GoOpStrsh Linens of every grade Linen Drills Linen
Sbee.gs Table Lnenp Luens HOLLANDS,
Brown and Beehd Duck Planters LINENS Drills
and Lawn Hands erChiefs, every quality.
SILK GO IDS Embracing Plain aud Figured Black Silks Plaid
ouafs Satns, Vevets Forences Shawl HandkeTcbiet
Servings,
WtOLEN AND WoRSTED GooDS-Ccmprisng De Laines Ba-
hlernss Alpscas ROmhaZnes, Cloths,
COTTON sDoDSCon Brown and Beached Cotton
sh tns shsttngs quality and width Cotonade Cam
e Chambays Nnkesns Checks Stripes Denims extremely
low prices, by the piece and pac Kage only.
JOSEPH H. PALMER II CO.,
mil Im3p Importers and Wholesale Dealers, Camp
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THURSDAY March ie at e,cIoek p NJ
E0R LOUISVILLE, NEW ALBANY, rig
NJ EVANSVILLE, SMiTHLANDs PADUCAH slkkaA.ss
al intermediate iaudingsfhe new ltgh drtnght
fast packet steamer BELLE KEY,
A. KY will Abave For freight passage having
accommodations, apply On board
SMITH FIAIIsTER Is Canal street.
B-A plan Of the CABIN be by
applying 10 the Agents. mid
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FTs0 STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS and gY n,
n 0WSERs...S O,lesus, January 10, IsSs.- kFs5St
NE asd;ysIgnsd has this day commenced
STEAMBOAT AGENCY Ez snd Will rontne h'se
2 sch bqsfHeas N hns presenting anssf before
while
sau'oy Of In the With determination
MS time snd psrsnal attention the togstber With hi
liberal
ze and constsratea References respectfully
Besars y afgRs, CAMDEN & CO.. New Orleans.
STONE 4 WALWORTH,
BRIDGE Bro
81. .. WHITE BUCHANAN
Captain 9 I'd w. CABLE, ..ssnsr L. H. Ksunstt.
W. y. BAKER. Dafsu
p. u. HUNTER, Amhssssdor.
fani1 j. J.. CHILD. OTes - Po7as strsst New orlsans
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EXPORTS.

MEMORANDA.
~ Bark Lucy, Boston, d1
H. nd in IL anil II eaal-
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'HNO THE LADIES.
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OFENINhT OF SPRING HILL7NERY
MRS. G. ROPER street,
informs the Ladies will her PARIS
merry, WEDN EsDAY March which solic kind
to- Good Miner Wanted mh1s