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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-01-26
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E1tThe English Evening Mail has
the hefOIlOwing announcement o. Bedinis
visit 70 the United States:
"Mohkignor Bedini. who has earned
the respectable surname Of Skinner, from
his Romisb zeal IN having the head and
hands Of a revolutionary italian priest
Hayed, previous to his execution, has
had an uncomfortable ''sejour" in Amer
lea, where he was accredited as Nuncio
on the part Of his most holy lord and
master. The Yankees had a mind to
tar and feather him. He has escaped,
however, with whole skin and tonsure.
The Pope, to console him for the fright,
has appointed him to Court where
such virtues as he possesses will be ap-
preciated. He is now to represent the
Holy See at Madrid, where he may
decspitate every schismatic or seditious
churchman he can find, and be all the
more agreeable company for it.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-01-26

ice, tokeep her precious stores from the
wolverines and bears. So much Of
their fdriey will be in the midst q
the winter darknesE that de party viii
have . fnd their way back to the brig
guided by the stare and moon. ! rather
fhink whoever stzys. on board che Ad-
vance will receive them with q welcome
and some hot coffee. Then comes the
vork--the work for US all-next springl
There is the right spirit, sir, you may
depend upon it, resting with our COM
pany. rather guess well carry the
American flag as far north as any Of
the English naval gentlemen, with their
fine uniforms. and equipments; but
Wen do,it with the right feeling. You
have no idea how, BY having Sir John
Franklin as the object of our search.
and his picture hanging in the cabin,
and always thinking and talking about
him-what a remarkable place he has in
our midst. We consider he is where
DR.. Kane thinks he is; but if he is any
where else, we will go after him. If he
has gone to heaven, poor man, why then
as in Sir Humpbry Gilbert's case, per-
haps seeking after him viii be our short
est way of getting there too"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-01-26

RThree coal boats. containing 49,
600 bushels of coal, and owned by
parties in Pittsburg, were sunk at Louis
vile and vicinity on Monday week.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-01-26

80 l. o. o. F.-ARrEL Lodge of the
a. Independent Order of Odd Fellows,
meets every Friday night, at Odd
Fellows Hall. in Greenwood's building.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-01-26
.Kangeitis about 20 miles south of Proven.

MORE EyIDENcE.-It will be recol-
lected that no clothing belonging to the
man murdered by Patton. alias Whalan,
on the 4th day of July last, could be
found, with the exception of one sus-
pender and the pantaloons found with
his remains. Other articles were found
with his remains. Other articles were
found last Sunday week, in the cleft Of
a rock on the top of the ridge in di-
rect line from the place where the re-
mains of the murdered man were found,
and the hollow on the other side of the
ridge, where Patton was first seen COM
ing into the road on the 4th of July.
The carpet bag and hat. now found,
correspond to those proved to be in the
possession of the man in company with
Patton Just before they reached the
fatal shot. Blood is still on the Palm
hat-a check shirt, and a cotton shirt,
the sleeves of which are stiff with
blood, were in the Carpet bag. After
the murder, it is supposed, Patton ex-
changed his bloody shirt for clean one
belonging to the murdered man. A
fine cloth coat, cravat, some jewelry
were also in the carpet bag-and near
by blanket-no papers or marks have
been discovered by which the name Of
their owner could be ascertained. They
were found by negro man belonging
to Mr.. Jos. Friend, while gathering
pine-knots on the ridge. He bore the
carpet bag in great haste to his master.
The bag was opened in the presence of
Mr.. 7. R. Friend and Mr. Stratton,
who went to the place where it was
found, in company with the negro, and,
there found other articles concealed
under the rock. Having been in
perfectly dry place, they are in good
state of preservation. Patton is still in
our Jail, the question of granting him
new trial being before the Judges of
the Court of Appeals.
The suspender found is said to cores
pond with the one found with the re-
mains and is now in our Court House.
Kan. Republican.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-01-26

POWERFUL ExPANsIoN.-The wreck
of the ship Great Republic presents a
singular spectacle, disclosed by the par
tial removal of her cargo. There were
three large bins of grain between decks
one forward and two aft-and in con-
sequence of the swelling of the grain,
the deck timbers are lifted up some
eighteen inches, and at least one or two
of them broken off; knees are wrenched
from their bolts, and other damage done.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-01-26

CRIMINALS SENT TO THE UNITED
SrArEs.-An extract of letter from
London says:-"A peice of news, that
may not be pleasing to Americans, is
this: twenty-six reformed criminals have
been sent to the United States this week
as free emigrants by the London Re-
formatory Institute. On Thursday
there was leave taking. Speeches
were made, and Lord Shaftesbury shook
hands with each of the emigrants.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-01-26

EEThe sugar-house of Col. r. A.
Stuart, at Iberyfile, La, was lately de-
stroyed by Ere, together with $50 hogs
heads Of sugar. tas ,rsifss - ID
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-01-26
BADNESS CURED

Emerson's American Hair Restorative, for
Restoring the Hair on Heads HoPELEssLY BALD
and Oprevent the Hair from falling, is winning
golden opinions of persons who are using it
This is new article, recently introduced, is a
sure cure for Badness, and will stand the test
of discerning Public, as thousands who have
used viii testify. See Circular to be had Of
the Agents, giving full particulars. Price
sl,OO in large Bottles. Sold by BAILEY &
MAGUEr. Agents, Gallipolis, Ohio. Il.
c. E. FISHER d Co., Proprietors. No 81
Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
Jan. I9, ls54.-3m
A CARD.-Since the Proprietors' recent La
boratOry engagements have allowed him To
supply his numerous orders for Lyons Kath-
airon, he has also introduced some new Chem
ical affinities which adds still to thehigh char
acier Of this immensely popular article for
curling, beautlfying, preserving and restoring
the Hair.
Let those now use,
Who never used before,
And those who always used, 'a
HOwuse the more
The price is still Is cents, in large bottles.
and may be had at any Store in the United
States.
Sold by all dealers, everywhere, at 25 cents.
in large bottles. d. S. BARSEs, proprietor, I6I
Broadway, N. Y. Wholesale by WM NJ.
KoHL a Co, General Agents, N. E. corner 4th
and Vine, Cincinnati
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-01-26

90A LBS. Extract Logwood. (Aroma Mills,)
LUV Linseed, Lard and Tanners Oil, at
May l9, 1853. J.&P. A SANNS'.
A VERY fine quality of Lemon Syrup, at
a Cincinnati prices. .sJ ~
so kegs pure and Mol White Lead, at
May 10, 1853. j. 4 P. A. SANNS'.
WHfTE LIME, Plaster Paris and Cistern Ce-
W ment, constantly on hand at rr
May 10, 1853. j. & P. A. SANNS'.
lIGARS.-Regalias, Principles, Cazadores,
U Monte Cristo, Bloomers, Washington, aud
many other brands, which can be sold low at
May l9. 1881 id P. A. SANNS.
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READER.

DAUSE ere you pass Rrss1xRis Everlasting
| Store, be assured If you want anything in
his line it would well pay to give him sall.
Dec. 8, 1858. -,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-01-26

T EAD-eooO lbs. bar and pig Lead
IL for sale at HENKIEG 4 CABOT
Oct. 6. 1853.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-01-26
FASHIONABLE TAILORING ES-
TABLISHMENT.
B. VEYssIE & CO., s
Too doors 6e1ov Baizey d Aag0et's Drug
- Store.

Ia Have little the incest, latest and best
~ quality and styles of Cloths, Oassi-
IL meres, Xestings, Over Coating, &C.. IN
the line of Gentlemen's Wearing apparel and
Furnishing Goods now out or that ~iH be out
for this fall and winters use, and when il
comes to style in cut, make and it of frock,
dress, pelto, sack or business Goats, Vests,
Pants, 0yer-Coats or Cloaks, we ara sure we
can and expect to suit the taste Of all who may
favor US with a call, or no charge.
Nov. /, le53.-tf -
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-01-26

on DOZEN Glass Jars of all sizes inst re
~ ceived and for sale at
% .FI5l HENKING & CADoTs.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-01-26

jecting into the channel and opening to
the south and west. Such, both by
theory and experience, DR.. Kane deems
best suited for protection and an early
liberation from the ice. The moment
we are in harbor-the very instant
starts the Provision Depot Foot Party.
This Fall Expedition the experience of
the British has declared impraeticable
(impolitic, but we save days which are
golden in their value, and perhaps may
carry the boat to some valuable point
Tor future embarkation and search
The boatis already prepared; the pemi-
can bags slowed upon its floor, and her
name, The Forlorn Hope is painted
on her stern. She is 25 feet long. and
carefully strengthened. A breast bar
or transverse piece of timber is so ad-
jasted across her gunwhaie as to admit
of the pushing sction-the most effec-
tive application of the human force
of eight men, DIR. Kane walking IN adj
vance to pick the way. She carries an
India rubber housing for the night, or
rather the sleep, for the night will be
perpetual, and a sledge upon which we
can, temporarily place her cargo. =
1t makes some of our boys feel queer
when we look. at the boat. With this
little craft, we, or they flor / do. not
know that l viii be detained have to-
sail, row, drag. and pull, over all the
alternate -iss. aHd water, TIL they give
out entirely and can-get no further with
her. They then return on foot to the
vessel, leaving the 'forlorn' hope to her,
ate, after carefully walling her in with
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1854-10-10

UsT RECEIyED-A splendid lot ofslks, lawns
y gloves. mitis, hosiery, Ribbons. &c. by
adril2 KIMBALL co.
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II EHD!!
Youth and Manhood !.

4 vigorous life, premature death, kinkelin on
self preservation-Only 25 cents.
1t is work ennently required means Of re-
forming the vices Of the age in which live. Also,
NATURES GUIDE.
With rnes for the PIolongaton Of life, just from the
Press.
letter wi ith a remittance of 25cts the value In
postage stamps addressed ts--Dr. Kinkelin, PhIa-
'!ephia; VIII secure copy of either Of the above
no k, by return of mail DR. II copies VIII be sent free
Of postage ST. Bookscl ers Canyassers, Travelling
Agents, 6c.. supplied wholesale at the publishers
pros which admit of large profit.
e Au letters must be postpaid.
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District school Journal of Education
Of the stase OF Iowa.
HE object ot this Journal is TO promote the inter-
ests Of Universal Educa ton in this State. This ii
will aim to do, in threefold manner: Finuy-By
furnishing that kind If information requisite foi Pa
rents Guardians and School 0icers in order that they
my properly discharge their respective duties: sec
ondly-By assisting and encouraging the Teacher in
the discharge of hisarduous profession: Thirdly BY
Offering instructive and interesting matter the Youth
of State, that they may not only acquire taste
for reading, but at the time gain that inf0rna
tion which they will much require in afterlife.
That such Journal has long been needed in this
State fact that cannot he doubted; and ID is hop
ed that the Friends Of Education throughoutthes tate
will give il n liberal support.
The Journal is composed of Is pagesroyaloct ss.
the terms are ST. 90 per year invariably in advance.
H- Mr. J. l.. CoRsE, of this city, is agent for the
publisher. Feb is, is53-bp y
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ssE.Kss. ISpEsS. ssrhIs !!

lie sub csibers rianufacture and keep on hand
! large ass ftmenf uf bells suitable for churches
a .at IA e.. factories. steamers, antasons, etc
mounted with theit improved hangings, the most ct
fcienr III use. Their establishment has been in cp
peraton thirty wears: having turned cut nearly ten
ihousand bells ginc 6h0 pounds each; and it,
On ei and process of manufacture perfected. To
ecther with recent Improvements, that its bells have
an unequaIlcd reput ton for yolniac Of sound and
quality q tone. Thy have just receivad-January
ls54--the first premium IN silver medaD If t..
Worlds Fair in New York, ali bells in this coun-
try or Europe. Having laIge assortment of BELT
on hand, and being in immediate connection wish
rues in all directions either railroad canal or river,
nd but hours from New York, we can execute or
iers with dispatch. Address.
A. MENEELY,S SONS,
mar.2,54ly West Troy, Albany co. N. Y.
Rayrnondkie. gen Is Chicsg. II. j. Narzro Co.,
Milwaukee Agents.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

ROOMS FOR RENT.
TNHE fine and spacious over my store, on JEFF
ferson street, will be for rent from tire lst Apsi
lext. Enquire at w. STURGIS'S,
Hat storo, jefferson ssSest
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Terms Of the Tri Weekly uiwi Eye. 81 per
arauu in advance,
THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

|. S,bcribafs wao do not give express natice to {
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subscription.
2 If s,bs:rib,rs order the discantinuance Of thei
periodicals the publisher my continue to send thet
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1. IF snb crib RS rennve to other places without L
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.ya0zcaE.xsa .z;gss.

For the fall trade Of 1851.
4 n invoie, Of NcNeil's best Moeekin, FIJI style,
& just received at tho hat store Of VI. SlURGIS.
scEt ~ 81
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..Y9S's .AYEIAiiiQS

Fr preserving, restoring ard beautifyins the hair
il the most delightful ana wr19Ifui article the world
ever produced lis astonishag success is withon. q
precedent Id the history cf Il a.3tcria Mcdica Dark
and luxnriaut locks ii and icsSy hair. with scores
" admirers. (natk this ladi, the universal eject
If the Nathairon. Bald ana 81 hend were perfectly
stODished. TIE katitairoI 1as fully restored my
hair after baldne-s of z years. A. ]. CORTLAND.
Is Band st. N. Y" Che K:lt oiron Is certain cute
tor Nervous headache, and all cutancous diseases.
Sold by al dealers everywhere Try it. Proe only
25cts, in large hotties.
u. S. BARNES, Proprietor, l6l Broadway Y
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BY JOHN PIERSON, SIR.
'HE TRI WEEKLY HAWK-EYE.

published every Tuesday. Thursday, sna Saturday
BY JOHN pIERSO
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TESTED BY THOUSANDS ANNUALLY.
AND NEVER FOUND WANTIN

u ISTAR'S Balsam ol Wild Cherry, the aeknow
W lodged remedy FOR Coughs, Coulds, Consumption
# the Lungs Asthma, Group, Hectic Fever, Night
sweats &c. ae.
Physicians often acknowledge that this remed,
stands at the head Of all others in the Of dis
eases of the most dangerous consamptiye character
ana that IN those If less alarming nature it is sel
dom known to fail. If juitiously applied.
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MONEY NUIlCE.
THOSE indebted to the snbscriber BY note or book
L account are earnestly requested TO call and settle
the same between this date and tho 10th Of August.
My friends, by attending to this notice, will me
the unpieasant task Of waiting them in peison as
must have money toreplenish my stock with, by the
date above named. w. STURGIS
July Is, 1854. Gazette copy.)
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IOuN G.. EOOTE,

DEALER in Iron, Steel, Tin Plates, Nails, stove
and Jcwctt's Patent Pioughs, Jefferson street, Bur
fington, Iowa.
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Breck's Book OF Flower,
lust received and for sale at C0RsE'S
u april
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t'ara>Dis.
THE attention purchases of is invited to the large
ass,rtmont oI parasuls, iustreceivsd. Anon. ,te
assortment may - found figured, plain ,changeable,
aud watercd If al! cuors and signs.
June 10, '53 MfCHAELS d CLARK
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-23


Mountains in smphheatrica array reared themselves
before us You see those heghts,n said Mr.. GODDARD
Now jast to show you what one can Go with bsloon
viii 60 up those heights along the tops " the trees
we would 90 up stairsp Like horse which obeys
the voice Of his rider the balloon went on is way gr.
dualy rising approached after smother the d.
ganc steps of the sar but quitting the tops Of
the trees, Mr. GODDARD had promised We might have
piucked Of branches at pleasures In passing Myrads Of
BIRDS at approach upon the wing startled from
their nocturnal by what must have seemed TO them
colossal hawk, and filing the air with deafen-
ing mixture all the cries that God has caused to issue
from feathered throats.
Arrived at the highest summit, Mr.. GODDARD looked
around could nothing but wild and desert country
We bad better down. said he III We go further We
shall the risk Of finding neither carriages, nor roads
housesn This decision not to be heard without
regret but it the voice Of necessity and we had only
obey We called upon country people at the door
farm house for help and allowed the balloon to make
final descent Mr.. GODDARD then, for the first time drew
the string which controlled the valve and the gas
with noise like that Of steam escaping from the boiler Of
locomotive In two or three minutes we touched che
ground, as gently If had been in carriage on
springs and the balloon tied to the trunk Of tree
like horse awaiting his rider. We had but to sup Ct
our ease then chose take another ride In the
air. We rather applied ourselves to the business OF dis
charging the balloon and folding up and this employed
ahn an onr
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observation-disclosures Southern Bee4so bales cotton Cuddy,
cncher do BueknsI Stanton Dc Buchanan
esl do Ii Pritcad George do Aliss&
Asn d ID Braode Mcxsnna Habaard-s0 W
Is do e.cf Fearn ooaegsn dsoa do Williams
Marn Owen Cobb3o hiyehe deo30 Carroll Prch-
ard cs-sT Ward Jonas5 do Na Summers &eo do Beck
Reksi! do Byse Vance &colS DO poMeh hopsiasa 40
"a do Bradley Nelson aeos dol walker dco
Bogsr Foley Aseiys do Cleveland Bros Do Kedgl
MeDoreI Mills &co-s John Watt &eooa do Gerard 4eo4o
b Benton 10 oderesS bales cotton
NEW cARTHAGEseamsr Lousa4A3 bales cotton Rusansr
1ys,y-5s do Beck Rikslt7 Henderson Peasl3s do
do George DO Richard Nugnt %eos
Ia 80 do do Vaudeville Luton
SIS do G N Wright acoo do Nais Summer
Elu ol6 FenI4 do Brander, MeKenna Hubbard
acss do Swiney Green &coa do Oakley Haw
kins-sundes to order--s3A1 bales cotton.
DIR Beatys9 hhds 100 bbs
moassss Bogar Foley Avey6 bba Brand do
d. s. Fsowe. asos shIs Mal.cn ee
do 10 tbI, Gerard moses Burbridge seo
do Roman Kernion-I9s hide Deneg39 bhs pork HEWITT
orderTota I'll hhd sugar. 4e bbs moas
ses, lac hfdo.
Rsoo Aco7 Oakley HAxkcs-7 do Gerard dco5S hhds
sugar noa.ses Brand andry.39 Do At
cs-so do Darby sugar Gordon 7i do Bogar
ley lo hhds sal bb molssse' 81 bales cotton
IoBDEL,s sToRE-Seaner Music5o tbls oasses W Shaw
NJ Burodge aeo-4 do Smith, Jehnson& Sc
Issss. hhas sugar Beocqo do Hall, Geo2a
w w sker ss hhds 1874 bos classes h do
Per New Orleans and 0peousas Railroad
do 40 Tosear Haydel- so hbs
moaes Buchanan, Carroll sco-ss hd Hewes-s %
uiolasa SebatsIl74 ibis molaases 50
Cammack Squire Barbai bI eggs Daussetl
bdl Aco-To;al, lbi hhds sis hbla mosses
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HEMprhe list sale that we heard Of In this market
was at s148 q ton for dew Rotted.s egeiz-
L1ME-The rates Of Eastern Lime from second hands
have been 81 eoi0s2 D Dbl. 4sss 81
FREfGHTs-Tbe market has been firm for Freights,
but the engagements have been rather limited scale
One two ships have been taken for Liverpool at ia fof
Cotton Two three for Havre at 10 two for Genoa at
~ for Triest at IL British for glasgow at
sd, and bark for New York at 81 50 p hid for full
cargo of Sugar Shipmasers generally have refused to
lay their vessels for Liverpool at IA The only en-
gagement that heard Of yesterday was ship taken
for Havre at NJ for Cotton.
EXoHANGE-The market for Exchanges has been dull
for the greater part Of the week but lattery have
tced slight Improvement in the demand for most de-
scriptions Of Bills. We quote: ~
sterling Location and 107S
Francs. 81 2246a 32K o dollar
New York sxty-day Bills. p ct discount
Sight Checks New York .parlDX a ct prem
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Arrivals ID the Principal Hotels.

ST. LOUIS. Ms.e b.. e,sfs Cafs NJ
sgEstt Eemei Wood, u, pusbide La lanes
BsrSae Ms Es csmp 19a :dy me ase
81. CHARLES " Merritt 2 Y Dssasy Clare Mr. i
Miner Ka.ey Thema. Thos Reed, Lsshot Green
lady Batter sulsr, Mas Green Brown Brown Mis-.
Us Laforty lady, Jno Smith, Tenn Clsmsn W Kelly
William As eex Diamond, Rhods Iaad; fate
ARCADE. r Morris sGsesry, Connolly 500,
Huddie1ton Meens Grazd swfrd N X; "a Gammsde
MesehHk, Geo Miss Fl Ala Mr.
W Kirklsud, 70 Brewer, Tss. Thos s Powell, d.
nns r. IA a a,Is "a IL
vERANDA. g WNswsea asa i.dy WIN Cromwell, q Lea
beagle, X; RaNns Ters,i Mansion. Gar W Goodwin,
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CoMMERcIAL ACADEMY, No. 10 Royal

COMMERCIAL ACADEMY, No 16 Royal
~ street, I'D; oining, Post Office.
Writing Pen Drawing Letter
ing, the German and Old English Texts. #s e37z
HOUSEKEEPING.
Single 81 Banking Manufacturing Com
Compound cncsrns
COMMERCIAL Law. 800 -
Commercial embracing the Rights snd Duties
Soppage With the Statistical History
OF American Commerce and Navigation. 4
COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS,
prehena the mos complicated questions al glance.
Diplomas granted Committee Book appointed
pupos thooe take full and fully qualify them
sslyes to are
Rooms. Every scholar
separate instruction commence any time. -
az 3plm JAMES b. CROSSE Principal
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A friend from the country, on telling Foote Of
an expensive funeral Of an attorney, the wit re-

NJ g Do you bury your attorneys 3"
eyes, to be sure we do--how else 7"
aOh we never do that in London"
"Nol' said the other, much surprised !;
" how do you manage
When the patient happens to die, we lay him
out in room over night by himself, lock the
door, throw open the sash, and in the morning
he is entirely off,"
Indeedl" said the other, in amazement,
" what becomes Of him s.. .a.ls.s..
Why, that we cannot tell; oil we know is,
there's strong smell Of birthstone in the room
the next morning
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-23
sHIppINa INTELIIaENcE.
SATURDAY MoKsrNe, December %, 1856.
CLEARED FRIDAY.
ARRIVED.
Eteamtboat

Southern Belle. White, from yieksburg.
Louisa, psnleves, from New Carthage.
DR. Heaty, Dugas, from HcnnldsonEille.
Laurel fiifi, Gotten, from Lobdeli's Store.
Aesic, Ure, from Lobdsfl's Store. -