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ENUINE HEIDs1EGK co. ,CHAMpAGNE

a. ENUINE HEIDSIECK co. tCHAMPAGNEs.
Nv The Subscribers having been appointed by Me Hedseck
Go to succeed Mr. Enge heretofore
for the sale their Wines who thus business respect
fully calla attention to he ubiolned card. CRAAER ABEGG.
New York, January l, 1854.
CARDM CHARLES ENGLER heretofore Sole Agen. for the
Gale Of our the United States retiring
We beg TO inform that have MRRRrs CRAMER
AaEGG his stead be Agents Importers
United States and Canada
We shall unceang continue the en-
oynent Of the favor which the generally
have accorded this purpose to ou
agents but such Wines will fully the high
which the same has attained in your market.
In support alone enabled
she brand in its and quality would simply
the following which call
The HEiDSlECk CO. brand first
STATES nearly thirty By the late Mssrs
under their through their Sole
wards Salmon d Stuyyesant. -
When the old dissolved their partner alone
eeeded the business occupying the premises
stipulation ted the privilege
the vineyards cellars
oase Of this brand had owned He retiring
present like became
therefore sole propretors OF this brand.
We would but add thst in order distinguish
similar limitations 6m
and around the coks No other house
the under which brand originally
known IN the United States We have the honor
Your oh'dt. serv'ts.
hEIMs december Is, 1885, HEIDSIECK & CO.
The Subscribers being appointed the
above celebrated constantly supplied
pnta which they offer the trade at New York prices.
r.. NICHOLS d CO.
INannN,n. rnnt
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WaRASH RIHER

VIII lave SATURDAY, May ia, at 5 o,eipek
ESOR GRANVILLE, MOUNFGAR- W- y
MEL, vfSCENNEs TERRA HAUTE, PER- sslsazSSS-sf3H
RYsVIiLE, LAFAYETTE and ali inrm sdiais land 20
j. II. sT0CKWELL, Captain VIM.
will leave freight apply board
ROGERS, MCGUIRE h co, ~ Poydrss stsae.
T Apan the by ap
plying the Agents. myl3
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UPPER RED RIHER.
CUABERL.f.VD RIRER.

VIII Leave SATURDAY. May a. positively
NOR NASHVILLE, CLARKsyrLLE, - -
a. EDDyyILIE and all intermediate laadings-
The light draught and fssr
steamer FANNY sPARHAWK, U. D. Terftbs :, niaase
now IN pert ffeie and viii leave above Fer eghor
having accommodating apply board
my!2 LEWIS SSAPP 50 SFw Isree street.
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A RRIVAL OF MADAME ADoLPHE :

AZ OT
The original, and Justly celebrated Madame
acknowledged
world and the distinguished lady who crested through
ysoua of the the the
dcops Of the future England
the principal United States Victoria
Ring ehdy 70 receive yo at IS
and Magazine whom will inform all
future they married and when Whist
lady husband they will Of description My
almost impossible her profession she
by highly respectable
acknowledged M that pecluds all supposion prooa
biiy deception others practice
~ fec from q TO 49, to how iar they wish
what time they occupy. nnil II
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PORT or NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CREseENT,
Saturday Morning, May 10, 1854 I
5E CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Mary Merrill, KInsman, New York, VIM Crasyy
brig mary Elizabeth Mcconnell Hnyhnn, Lesparre
Br schr Adventure, Stevens, Bel ~, {tion) JAyet
Schr Transit Chspei, Baltimore, o wtckhap,
schf " y Fulton, Johne, Philadelphia, o Wickham
9 rowha euro, Pensacola, Harley &co
Sehr Midas, Rauene, HayAna, Il Cabusas
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EDUCATION.
FRENCH AND SPANISH TAUGHT By


IL Monsieur ALEX NELSON, No. St. Charles street.
TESTTM0NIALS:
Prof Nelson whether will
Of languagesin The Kentucky Military Institute.
z. w. MORGAN, Joint Superintendent,
Monsieur Neon decidedly tho teacher Of French
with, and gentleman in all hia conduct
Pr & NOBLE BUTLER, Louisville
Monsieur Nelson seoars
the .peakng French and Spanish with elegance pu
rity.n fLouisvlle Journal. - -
His for inducing
Spanish and English Languages very short SPACE Of
tins M Crescent. f "
had personal opportunities judging OF Prof NJ and cen
coustnousy recommend him bis sy w
sGs that II 10 the beat put practice IN u
lIoe De,as jan96 1y
A NEW SCHOOL ON GOOD OLD PRINCI-
and careful Guardsns are informed
.hss Mr. lady o. Rev. WIismson Rector Of
foeante Fir ancaisen Rampant street east corner Of
whose life has Teaching will admit pto be
hpa any aehoo LIMITED number Of pupils. Extraordinary
a-H.ees o : "nN-ll. Mosl-l and DRAWING jams iy
INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES AZ
Misses ALLISON = ~ - '
The Directors Of Institution aided by Masters all the
reqnte finished
to their charge " fNp"'""4'u
For parents guardians Prospe us
wife" CAD ne nad AZ the inaitnts s27 I'm
-
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sohr srtha Wheeler days from Pensacola to ma.srssn
Steam boats.
America, johnson, from Carksvile.
Europa, Hawley, from La Saile. s
Mary Hunt, Spotss from Louisville.
Dick Keys Riley, from 81. Louis.
Major Aurey, mes, from Bayou Rouge.
John Simends, Rohirds, from St Louis.
Delta, sord, from Cincinnati.
LtuEdl Hill, Cotton, fromb bayou Sara
Gen Rnak, Suther and, from Vermilloa.
Della, Mgni-r, from Attakapas.
Cr-acent City, Young from St Lous
Loniss, Keeling, from Camden.
Gpsy, ure, from bay on Sara.
Belle Sheridan, Clever, ON Louisville.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CHEsoErr 0FFfcE,

J
The scarcity Of shipping in port has severely felt
and there has been steady advance in eighs but
withdrawing these adverse there been
considerable activity in many Of the leading articles Of
rather downward tendency and the same may be said
of Tobacco and Sugar Flour, Corn and Lard have i'm
proved
This elegraphic adyices by the Halifax steamer Canada
were received yesterday and published in the evening" but
too late to have much effect on the market
C0fTONThe rather favorable adrices received by the
Africa at the of the failed to have
much effect the market, and prices have continued
rregur aud in favor Of buyers The sales for the first
three days embraced 22000 bales of which IL bales
were taken on Saturday. The demand has continued
limited throughout the week and the sum up Al 600
bales Of which $500 bales taken yesterday the
ket closing heavy and unsettled.
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Am USE NJ ENTS. .
DLACIDE,s vARIETIEs. Gravier street.

DLACIDES VARIETIES, Gravier street
~ Ninth night o. iks SEA 0F ICE AND THE THIRST
FOR COLD or, the Wild Floyer Of Messeos -
TURDAY EVENING, 10, performances will
win the Farce Of AN ALARSa sAcRIF Ticket Mr.
Holand; Pugwnsb Dir. copand swssapple, Mrs. Howard
nsboa Ms Bowen conclude With ihe SEA or ICE AND HE
in Is and I'd nets-Capt Lascou M j. H Alien Cssles
Lynnss Mdoc, Mr. Dubois Basabss Mr. Holland Louie de Las
MIRA acsDe Monte
M Lynne Horace, Nh Copsnd George, Mr. Hami'on Btraha
Mr.. Holland. Cbuneas Thefnge, Rove; Diana. Mss
Somers; Osata, Mn. Stuart.
Pncss Second Tier and Parque
1be Boxes Third Tier or cood ouly so Gallery, 9se
Privsts Boxes, a5. r.. -
To,ro .Dfecf
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MEMORANDA.
~ Steamer John smnds ins-repos the river
falling from st Louis Csiro.
t8 Steamer Dick Keys left St Louis 9Th inn port loading
Ofsans John slmonfs
hesman, tneon aground At Pinm Point Delta At Nsporon.
kB Steamer Anieric. left CiArkve
ad river failing with sboaIe to leave
neat dsv enmerHR Hill. steamer Iroqaos hence below
New Madrid with shaft broken. ~ - ~
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Hats-Hnys.

~ II Ia idle suppose that HAT covering TO keep
Oh the and RANT noble to the head the
What shndng the shield medAa oblongata
the protection of the sensoTn spring the udeu
ideas, OF Hii our thoughts fselings
eP,eep of taste who viii real will call and get one Of
the IS so and $ HATS much
taste DURBRIDGE & VALLETTE, 10 Camp st.,
rradn afrntnth Picauu
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nAN RICEs' AMPHITHEATRE, St. Charles

nAN RICES' AMPHITHEATRE, st. Charles
9. ". LEWELLEN.
The Proprietor y popular
fashionable establishment will the Summer
SATURDAY EVENING May 49,
During the VACATION the building
and the Stage urshed with
painted by Mr.. Hart. full efficient Corps
bern engaged and will the closing Pactee yare
Prior which, Mr. 1ewelen happy
Tested msnt, the
r. LAyATER LEE AND FAMILY,
who have just Arrived in this
Of wesks the TsoL Havana
their truly oundng performances For Of which,
bills Of the day %gS5
Before and after this performance Eavoe BurlStis the BRA
ma &c Company.
20 Doors TO be opened at and
frees q Admisoo-Drtss Circles 80 cents Children IS
cents Gallery 26 cents, Box for olor.d Persons,
NoHcEA limited number Of seasn Tickets osisrd
reasonable terms by applying he Bor- office. myl3a
nE SOTO DISCOVERING THE MISSIS-
~ SIPPI PowELL's Painting
for the ana in the Roauda Washington
so0D requiring five iabor will exhibited with
portraits from life by The artist Of Eugene Sue, Alex.
LamaytIne Knde Orleans
longer, commencing Monday May open day from
O'Clock. NJ. until l1.p NJ.
~ Admission, Children and Servants ha price,
re Lib raj nts be made for Schoos by applying 70
the Agent. K II NORRIS. myl
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THOMAS E. NICHOLS, Proprietor.

st. CHARLES BILLIARD ROOM,
~ Upder the ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
The large airy the St. Charles Hotel
hitherto devoted BILLIARD PLAYING during
Summer entirely refted; the TABLES which best
-nuaeture, have been thoroughly repaired. n
w No has this
n2s SIN = A. w MERRIAM.
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ORLEANS THEATRE
" SATURDAY EVENING May 10, will be performed the
Grand Open, IN three BY Hln Or EoRAPncpat eharsc
tors BY Hrsas Lapisrre GrnibFeI
ar Monday May15 Benefit ~ Mnlle. JULIET BoRGHEsE
which cisi will Act Of WILLIAM TELL,
the Fourth Act Of CHARLES W. the Last SCENE Of ROMEO AND
JULIET, and MUSICAL ISTERIUDE,
~ Performance To cnmmencs at O'Clock.
A CARD. = Beg pardon, hope "a
form that SEA
CT RsE HOLLANDS FAREWELL BENEFIT YE8.
is 10 take place EFEI@%
IUEaDAy, May is. NsT&T
When variety Of noY+ entertainments suitable fer IA
summer EVENINGS will be selected EH-a
whole to conclude before 10 o'clock The particulars
will be shortly pubished
little parties
this occasion; Also that you places
which drop in at the Boxose-you
and make choice Of Seata. Au revoi 49,
my1t 81 PAUL PRY. q,
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GREEN OAKS HOTEL. Biloxi, Miss
G. b. ; 2 T Ga asza $3.50 sEes,

Per Week.........,,,...,.. sth an
. 60
E9- Chi dren and SerEants, half price M an
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M RS. CAMPBELL, Teacher of Music, sMasas
VA gives LESSONS ON THE PIANO GUITAR at &29sM
her residence No So Constance also
Heyia street ES rms-s6 month twelve les.
LECTURES aas Constance street ,gfaa.
fsI0
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scrbsrs have nov on han and will be constantly supplied
me mannfaetofy Of Zns Paints
jersey nc Company which they
terms Ground in Oil packages Of as ~ and 100
lbs Snow White, Brown and Stone Coiors. sale
BOGt RT WILLIAMS n CO. 10 Camp street
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gHsO STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS and org -
N oW New erssnss January TO- fssss-- Las&trT
me EndsrIsgnet hss ven day GENERAL ~
sTEAsohI AsEsc! % BIZ aoart, sud wconfue hfn.et
sxcnssiy @ sush bsnsas y tystsans himself
and ss prb icsg srpsrsnes While 10 The
spoy Of othcT n The ezalnss
bis whole time and psrsous together
wi.h shippsr has
DISQUALIFICATION Refersnees respectfully
Msszrs- MAfERsSC AMDEN co. ,Nss orissas.
BRIDGE ERo,
WHITE d BUCHANAN.
Captain GEO. ". ca 4, sssansr Z. u. Ksnnsss,
w., W. BAKER.
R. NJ HUNTEa, An,h4scsdor.
janiI j.. j. CHILD OHrs ~ pnrrzs styss Tes
NEW ORLEANS AND CAR M
y Y R0LLToN RAILROAD. .cssroilsSu1
From lyss Orleans: i.5
Eorzs cars-s< An ., 10, and ny P.x.
stau rn1 snd hour afterwards mill p ~ tncH
4.-444gs' Fran. csrroHton:
Horse Cars M, O. ., and toH p. y.
Steam svsy kour afterwards until ,iucu-
yisss chiarsu seryanisioesn Bun
LAFAYETTE LINE.
@ These Gam rom the Depot BsYonne street,
Departure Of CayI.
srona lsisye Y g and o'slocks
Aer which the Car, viii leave each every
until 8 O'Clock NJ
H. Then sss9, $40 sud II y n..ffsua Depos.
Ard s5St w and 10Y '. ", from Lafayette.
n No-speeiai Psries. Mssttnss etc. sup
ple d rhk the nz@4
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COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
80 CoTToN--bales. ToBAcco-hnd,.
stock on hand sept l. 1858. ...... l0572 2a,466
Received since. -. 1894 s27 1889
=. yesterday. 54a8-1 ,300.325 0s7-24426
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-03-18

MELANCHOLY EFFECTS or Tug SPRir DRLU.
stoS.--We have painful duty in recording tho
necessary arrest and confinement of two Of
our most worthy citixcns---father and SON
yesterday afternoon The father has been for
some time believer in that most dangerous,
humbugging deluslon. and sn attendant at cir.
cles where the spirits, mediums, &C., were
supposed to be present. The son soon became
believer also, and both became dcranged and
dangerous TO their families. Yesterday, vic.
ence was msnifostcd, when the District At
torney, together with tho sheriff and aome
help, removed the unfortunate persons, and
they arc now confined TO prevent their inflict-
ing injury upon themselves and their families,
while The wife. the mother and the daughter
are broken hearted at the condition OF the hus.
band and con. Have not those conductors Of
the press, and one. Of usual, almost unparai.
isled circulation, much 70 answer FOR In tho en-.
eouragomen, their columns have given 10 q
doctrine SO dangerous, and which has already
brought many Inmates to Lunatic Asylum2
The gentleman from whop wo obtained tho
Information, describes the removal OF tho two
mon, al the most heavtranding scones he had
ever Witnessed, the mother. while shn wepi
bitterly at the removed Of her busbapd and tho
father Of her son. foit that these ongagc,ti) The
melancholy, task, were doing o Kindness whllo
tho daughters cries, were echoed through the
house at tho removal OF her father and hor
brotl,es 90 be conhned--not for cr!me 'lis true,
huf what 10 next H. for less Of reason. - MI.
,rstuksf Sentsaei.
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a fellow down East having been found
guilty Of violating the Maine liquor law, IN
dlsposing OF the assient, and yascally stuff As
that, vas ordered TO stand up and receive tho
sentence Of tho court, which was AZ follows:
You old rcprobato Ihe court sentence you
10 drink tbree glasses Of your raseally liquor,
and may tho Lord have mercy on your beljya
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-03-18

A man IN Wisconsin who recently inserted
long advertisement IN ahe papars eissssax lsls
farm hr sass. closed II Ia the following sub.
timely Ridiculous atyls: THE surrounding
country II tho most beautiful tho God az M.
tuse over made. The seenory IL se!esiisl---
divine also two wsgons 10 eel aud yoke al
steers"
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MALICIOUS TATTIERs..- ell objects, tho
most despicable is the tattler One such, with
ears ever listening, eyes ever watchful, and
tongue ever ready to report every little item
OF contemptiblo gossip, is calculated to do
more real injury TO community, than dozen
pickpockets, or score OF drunkards. These
petty news.gathercrs keep whole neighbor-
hoods in turmoil and strife: word cayelesaly
or jestingly spoken, Ia reported az something
seriously intended 20 injurc and defarnc. A
thing but half undcrstood, is perfected by
their imsgiDations, and reported as Of tre-
mendous consequence. So morbid Is their
appetite, and 30 distorted the mental yislop.
that the simplest commonplace event becomes
msgniHed into the wonderful and naryeloas.
These most detcsted Of all panderers furnish
food for the gossping world. Through their
fundamentally fancies become real!ties--im-
aginaiions, facts. Who are they, and how
may they be koownf They never have any
business Of their own; they ljnger about street
corners, or loaf about stores, eager 10 catch
the nutriment upon which they feed They
discuss every body's business, riddle every
ones character, and frequently put reports
on fool. either with respect 10 ones eolvenuy
or hls honesty, which, Increasing ne they iiy
bring doubt aud uncertainty, if not total ruiz
to their victims. Tho thief may be trapped
the open nccuscs confronted, tho frank ene,n,
mat, but tiie secret reporter Of oshor rnonf
Affairs may sftiplly go an for years, pstgangln.
'rioads, and consFming partial dislikcs 10 opeI
enmlty. As dangerous. contemplate, an,
hateful, when knows, they ahsuld be snarke,
with ss MITCH certainty 81 was Cain. %. fzssfre,
AstS ssfsss s1i
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IN DAsekB.- - Did be not make several
visjts after the patient was Cit of danger was
the question of a lawyer, n saoss ssssnitiing
witness called 10 prove a sisesot' a bill, In 8
Justices court, e short timn si "a No. ro.
piled tbs swtuese, y thought lsIe bstiout waa
10 dsngce % long ~ the doctor cosstinmcd his
visits, gtse.i :. 9
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LOVE-THE UNITY.
"Love 'iod with Ill thy heart and thy
neighbor III thy self"
Love c,,steth out fear"

'c ''Vu WIN Al my heart and Thy
neighbor as thy self"
Love c,steth out fear"
How endowed with precious treasures, f
Clad with robes texture rare.
Biding amid constant pleasures,
Breathing balmy pcrfumed air,
Treading near the crystal waters,
Pressing soft the yerdant turf,
And Of AdanS's SONS and daughters,
None 10 blessed on the earth!
Who Is he, 80 rarely gifted,
So enrobed, endowed and blcst,
Above every sorrow l,fed,
JOY and pleasures cherished guest1
Not the man who, in q palace,
Gathered from the world. wide mart.
Dainties for each senses solace,
For his eyes the gems of art. .r.
Nor the man who gaily flitteth,
Like moth above bower,
And who never calmly sitteth
With reflection for an hour.
Nor is't he who sceketh fairly,
Earned wealth 10 crown his home,
And who garncreth goods securely
For his ease In yeSrs to come.
Not e'en'he, whom all, aimiring,
Laud, caress and adulate;
With some gift beyond tn aspiring
Ranks Of men 10 emulate,
Not the Hisuion's tone and feature,
RindIing passion in clod,
Nor the artist, whose bold creature
Mocks the handiwork of God.
Nor the scholar who consumcth,
LIES own lamp In mystic lore,
And who moils, and tolls, and longeth,
That his brain may garner morc. iHJ
'Tis not he whose name resoundeth, 9i.r
Warrior chief, or gifted sage,
King Of millions, winged genius, "
Wrcathed poet Of his age. '#a' ''t
Who, then, Is it--truly blessed, 80 y.
Heart.strong In exceeding rest;
Spirit Joyous, calm and fearless,
Hope, full.orbed, within his breast.
What has he2--so all-sufIicing,
Every soul-thirst and dcsiret
Answer Dow-Hc guards the Altar
or pure Loves angelic firel
5f e-s LAURA.
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A So-oADgp "SEIL. -Ding---dong- --dng
---.boy iostl boy losti echoed and re.echoed
through the fog on Thursday last, /" Hello
there, old feliow!" cried sllfiIl voice from
some invisible varict Of the thousand and ono
who are scouting about tho city, "who vet
you TO work crying 'bey losts'b The crier
stopped and waited the approach Of his saluter,
answering thai the bcreaycd parents or the
"boy" had promised him dollar to cry their
loss through all ths wards " The city, and
three dollars II he found the boy. !" CONG or,
then" said the new boy, Z" we'll go snuchs in
the trade II we find the boy, sndif wg don't,
why, won't ask cent" agreed" waa
the word; and, after putting the "bsli boy
through ring and cry Of mile or two BY
way of exercise, the little rascal stopped DO.
fore his own door, when his mother came cut
rsjoicsd 10 meet him, with the three dollars IN
her hand. Hold on" mother" said he,
"balf that money belongs TO me, and yosi'll
jest be kind enough 10 pay II oyerr
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dE GONZALES INQUIRER
n PUBLISHED rvEsr SATURDAY sr
SMITH & DARsT,
as - O0 peT Aun,f,n f1vabl. a., I,I.,...

1ER1fS FOR ADVERTISING.
square, tten lines or less) first insertion. 81 90
each subsequent insertion. 60
noerm deduction will be made from the above
70 those who advertise by the year.
poh1cai addresses will be charged as regular
& eyertisements not marked with the number of
lons viii be published till forbid and charged
sdingy.
~ letters Of business character must be post
~ 70 insure attention.
1Fery communication for publication must be
= panied by the writer's proper name.
&Ho communication or advertisement of nm abu.
SnaIacter will be published on any terms.
q kiouncing candidates' names for any Office
DolldyN.
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AatApss.--" When we sse told" SAYS Mr
Dofsn, In ssic Gcrtiesnass's MsEsxins. q shas
Asisdne abandoned by rhseeus. wes sonsolsa
by Bacehsss, nothing more, taiak. Is tnosn;.
than that the lady dried her ssefs and tark %
dslnkiugm
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OUR MOTHER following is from tho
pen of q distinguished authorize sentiments
are true and excellent, and beautifully ex-
pressed: is4 ~ hsa@
"Around the idea of ones mother the mind
Of man ciings with fond affection. II is the
first deep thought stamped upon our infant
hearts, when yet soft and capable of receiving
the most profound Impressions, and oil the
after feelings Of the old world are more or less
light In comparison. do not know that even
in old age, We do not look back TO that feeling
MS the sweetest through life. Our passions
and our wilfulness may lead us far from the
object Of our filial love; we learn even to pain
her heart, 10 oppose her wishes, 10 violate her
command We may become wild or angry or
headstrong at her counsels or opposition; but
when death has stilled her moDitory voice,
and nothing but calm memory remains to re-
capitulate her virtues and good deeds; affec-
ton, like flower beaten to the earth, by q
past storm, raises up her head and smiles
amongst her tears. Round ,lat idea as we
have said, the mind clngs with ford affection
and even when the early period Of loss forces
memory to bo silent fancy takes the place Of
remembrance, md twines the image Of our
dead parent with garland OF graecs, and
beauties, and virtues, which we doubt not she
possessed"
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You say. Mrs. Jcnes, shat tho prisoner
stabbed the deceased. Was Ii in The tboesx
o. In tho abdomen sNeithaf, yaf worship
tsas h sssest-aghsI seed L With my sws
biosaed eyes,
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-03-18

lspnsA GIm.s.---ws find the following in
sn exchange, which proves that some Of the
girls in Hoosicrdom are as sharp as there ia
any need Cor.
Two young ladies Of Indianapolis, who by
the.byc belong 70 the bon ton, wore out riding
in q buggy by themselves, and after dfivints
through various fashionable avenues, ,hcy
concluded 10 try the plank road Well, 10 the
plank road they went, and while trotting brisk
ly along they were suddenly arrested by the
toltgste keeper, who demanded his toll diIosy
much is ~" asked the girls. "Fora man and
horse" he replied, "it Is any csnts" "weiL
thep, get out OF tho way, for wo are girls and
4 msreI Got up, Jenny" and away they
went, leaving the man in snuse sstonishpient.