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FANCY GOODS.
dAA gs- CassaI Street. -ssa IA

AA N- GGssut Street. ~ss& DSA
a - NEW ORLEANS MANTlLLA Factory: Il ~
5000 Velvet 9th Meno ClOAkS Silk Embroidered MAN
TLLAs, Of the newest STYLE and latest trimming Ladies
Masterpieces spit all NEW ORLEANS MAN
TfLLk FACTORY, No. ITO CANAL STREET.
The proprietor lhs establishment respectfully soirtt the
ton OF the Ladies' Of New orlean particularly
the city, who OF his large splendid stock of CLARS
and ready sale his MnHta Roo
10 call and them before they purchase at other y
VIII be convinced that selling them half the of
n the
In addition splendid and Coaks Mantas
Ladies here article the FANCY DRY GOODS TRADE
Sill all styles prese French SILK and Fancy Straw bon
NETS and RlBBONS large stock Of EMBODERIES sold
here on 81 the nanaacnre. prices Lace and Muslin
SACS and MANTlLLhS CAPES, CHEMlSETTES; SLEEVES
COLLARS 500 Embroidered Linen HANDRERcHIEFS the
lot be sold without style BLo6MER TRIMMINGS
mad other Trimmings for Ladies' Dresses be had ohe
splendid lot GRAPE sHAWlsi embroidered ROBES
whaling ptesNes BABIES LONG CLoAKS ROBES FRNGFs
EELVEIS the richest styles SR
VET in the piece for making Aanullas.
~ Ladies wishing of Cloak hHntia
have It by giving in their order.
LADIES, BILE DRESSES MADE TO ORDER. ds en-
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Il MIGKERB0CKER PATENT COOKING
q RANGEs-FIRRT PREMIUM.

PRICE & C0ULON, Plumbers, 1o7 Poydrksss' 50
nree New Orleans respectfully normthe and the nubir IN
they carry on The shoyc 6nsine branches
hAEkICAN, ENGLISH and FRENCH WATER CLosFis WASH
"a NJ FOUNTAINS, BRASS FAUCETS all kinda COOKING
h5 sis ARDEN HOSE HYDRAULIC RAMS; FoRrF TTFTn,i
sEt FUMES tad in tbs Pipes Of eyttp
Sesc Ill re and SHEET LEAD and BLOCK TIN Al ava n
ntas SHIP and STEAMBOAT WORK neatly Fnt up AZ
Vhv7tH'N ami ty
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NNTRIGHT'S INDIAN VEG ETABLE PILLS,
Wv This extraordinary medicine principle
the hunsn frame is subject BUT DISEASE
nos which whn floating in the general the circulation
of a kinds of lodged
the body give rise to every malady incident to
Lst 1t be remembered human WRTGHTiS
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS mutually other
that by them all morbid
entirely removed, and this manner.
For sale in New oreaIa, Wholesale and Retail, by
j WR IG II 4 & CO.,
janis No Cbartres street.
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JANIS H. WHEELER, Secretary.
New Orleans, January u, 1854. .. -.

Fire, River and Marine Insurance.
PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF TORONTO, C. W.
CAPlIAL. $500 600
Enwp. G. 0'BRIRs, Secretary. A. M CLARK, President
BRANCH OFFICE, No. as Camp ST., New Orleans.
az The undersigned prepared nganat
the pes SEAS against any damage
by FIRE, at the current premium.
BENJAMIN FLoRANCE, Agent
no ly HARMON DoANE, Assistant gent.
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EM0NS AND RANGES-250O boxes LIE.
Uonh and orsassS landing sm Jean Bsttta and y
eN Wy l'"oHi hAssaIL& CO., 81 Common a.
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A SECRET FOR THE LADIES-HOW TO
"A PRESERVE BEAuTY-Don use Chalk, Lily White any
of the socaled conceal faded salow
Ii would have the brought your cheek
healthy and transparent skin and life and infused through the
system get bottle of CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
according directions It does quite we'll
meats bat after do not find health beauty
yyn your elastic and vigorous and the whole refreshed
and nHgorated like Spring then hopeless
all the valuable certificates possess TIC seatesi
purifier Of the blood known perfectly harmless tim
powerfully eiRcacous.
sSf For sale New Orleans. Wholesale Retail, by
j. RIG II Il Co,
jamie No. ISL Chartres street.
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.ayes-'s CHERRY FSectoraE.

THVO CURE A COLD, WITH
M HEADACHE AND SORENESS OF
THE BoDYtake the CHERRY PECT0
RAJ on gotlg n bed, and wrap up warm
to sweat during the night.
FOR A COLD AND COUGH, take i,
morning, nnou, and evening, according II
directions on the bottle, and the difficulty
will soon be removed. N ne will long puf
fer from This trouble when they find Il cal
be so readily cured. PersoHs afflicted witt
seated cough, which breaks them oftheil
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.Rs TfvgrpUUf9 aM6 fuTtUm FIRE a1fd Effs
INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPITAL-TEN MILLIONS DOLLARS.
HENRY v. OGDEN, Agent,
decoo ~ Office. Cbnrlpa srpet

Third Annual Report Of the United
STATES LIFE INSURANCE ANNUITY AND TRUST
COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA
Home Office Southeast Corner Philadelphia.
t Statement the Affairs UNITED STATES NsU
RANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF FHlLADEL-
PtiIA, JANUARY, 1854:
h. RECEIPTS.
Bas ee 1857. and Premiums Interest and Policies
eeved In 1858. *S73iS38 81
DISBURSEMENTS.
paid for Losres a36STb 80
Insurance.. 1855 80
ofPremiuns returned. 1853 SIS
Present Value of Bonus of 1851 and 1854 paid in
on demand. l,bdg IS
Amount paid for Office Rent, Salaries, Stationery,
Commissions, Postage, Advertising, State
Taxes Examiners Fees Printing 1890 O5 s2 %
ASSETS LIABLE FOR LOSSES.
Mortgages and Real Estate a7soo 90
Value Of NIL the Annual Premiums
ceynble by the Company, at per cent. interest,"
Rate horsl
Loaned at New Orleans Branch Office Coliate-
we'll secured, bearing
Value of Furniture at Home Office and Branches
Amounted from Agents l95 50
Present Aerained value of Re-lns
Annual and Quarterly Premium S,sss
Cash d2O5 80
Premiums due in November and December, Policies
Guided in valuation. 1875 80
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TT0RATTO d. HEWITT, PIANO seEsEsaas gy,,.u,.
FORTE ANn MUSIC Store No s. camp -

M RS. CAMPBELL, Teacher Of Music, s&alsss
5lF n gives LESSONS THE PIANO GUITAR Sssss
Residences Nm. Constance and No.
Hsva " ss6 mAuth twelve leR- ssas
kf LECTURES Constance
ieln iyr
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The amount nsnred by Policies outstanding January 1884,
including the Bonus of per past
is 50 1901 the present ascertained value of
which, at per cent interest," and Carlisle of
Saving surplus having resulted tho yeaS buness
to admit bonus of TWENTY declared the
mium all Policies entitled hereo policy holders haze the
added which
sent value money will be paid them their option.
The Directors
Company Phiadaphia, presenting
en foregoing exhibit of e affairs of the Company the
it will be found satisfactory the the
congratulate the older policy holders who have
SO savings divided them during the three
years by this Comuany. isbaT
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uhUUS-sM EDiUINE rs

WKTHHT Il CO.'S CATALOGUE Of
I ID = GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
which they supply Druggists and Dealers nj Prteo's o"o
IN General Depot and spoa Agency No. 1871 CHARITIES ST.
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.WMfaauI Insurance.
Granite Insurance Company, of Utica,
NEW YORK
ChPlTALs660oO with Si50000 cash paid
W H. DEDRrcK, Secretary. GEO. CURTiss, President.

~ ~ - F>S-J3 - ~eASsSf
slSooeo cash paid fn
". H. DEDRrcK Secretary. GEO CURTIss, President.
REFERENCES IN NEW YORK.
s. r. sTANAHAN, President Atlantic Dock, IA Broadway;
E1ERTs i cURTlss lis West trset;
P9Wi aEck 81 IL R ssrS ,,..
WAGsTAFF q yEoDEa, Is courtiand Street.
w This Company
the uaon Scrip of profits issued TO the incurred yearly
deemed the All the prenume
etts Ageneyars RETAINED AND INVESTED security
and facilitate the busnesa of the insured The undgned duly
authoed Agent prepared policies
terms damage FIRE. MARINE HULL and RIVER
RISKS. EO9O 8ml c. c. LATHRoP, Agent, IS Camp st.
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company.
t In conformity with the their Charter
pGuy submit the following statement:
Ana9ea Premiums received for the year ending July 49,
ntetminaed Risks July H. ios los IS IS
Rs28. sls -
Sass on 9s FOR FsIs
Premams on aarinI Risks as 49, %
Premiums on Life Riska. 1858 80
Lees s,sl Premiums 'iaasaos terminated 90
-sls7.us qs
Amount Earned Premium. ending 800 %
Losses paid during The same period:
On On Mar Marine Rsis sss
On Lie sie Parcaasad 'g sss ~
ReinsurAnoes, Expenses, Int. 'dla
-- &4ss. l2l OF
Net Earned PrOf for the ending July
The Company havs the following
INVESTED ~ sena sna MORTGAGE on property worth double
Bills being ioi Premiums sSs ~
Invested in Real Estate, 10 900 90
Due for Premiums in OF Collection.
eaah on hand. 223 43S is
a87s.lss IL
STATE Of Losisiana Parish of Orleans cy Heworsa"s;B
July 1853 before the undernsd Jus
of the the
Charles Manson Secretary the Com
who being duly according law
and that the above just true correct
Transcript from the Books Of the said Company.
CO.. MANsoNl, Secretary.
swornto and signed before this soth July
CHARLES RICHARDSON, Third Juutice of the Peace
Parrish of reanH.
resolved to pay m interest of air Der
cash the cefe Profits years $780, ISL mud
1852 othc holders thereof their legal
the Eighth day August, praImo
The Trustees have Of 'sThirty-6ye per
cent the Premiums the the year ending
the Twelfth day of July 1855 which will be issaed ON
and sitter the Sd Monday in September
Tsios. A. ADAMS, President.
MOSES GREEN WOOD, Vice President.
1.J.mASsoNI, Secretary.
HIM Wright, W. VIM tR B SanysT:. a.,,.,
David ,I Hidden, Samuel Bell, II. Q. i. Norton,
3 Fiji Sfis sse''' ef fa! 8;s Fas.
as a@SRs, vsadanborgh, j. io e. ea ss5T
J. G. Stouse, Sam' H. Kennedy, Magin Pug
W. G. Robinson. TAylo-, VIM VoggI
III helne I, Y. b. flille
United States Life Insurance Annuity and
TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
s. R. CRAWFORD, President
G. G. INLAY Secretary.
BRANCH OFFICE FOR THE SOUTH AND WEST,
No. 4s Camp strest, NewOrlsans. -
BENJAMIN FL0RANCE, AGENT
HARMON D0ANE, Asst Agent
g Rskaon vesof WHITE PERSONS SLAVES taken on
we Hoptlayorahl" ternft ort8i
Life Insurance
On White Persons and Slaves.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
PtlSS FREEMAN, Aetnasy. MORRIS FRANKLIN, President,
sss. OOo
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Al. o. B}5si4 -. a. 3ieesLAhb.
~ RIEFF b CO., A. D., Wholesale Grocers
;dsaernin Goshen
ad theoas Agents Taof Absny Ale Porter and Newark
h . MI
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% ARESHIDE, HENRY, Successor to F. N.
" o. HRaon) Noinfy Puec Ho19 Camp street, front office
New
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EDnLCHER, GOODRICH s. CO., Cotton Fac-
Merchants, As Gnrohdee Union
up
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W.
Bzg ACE & FOSTER, Attorneys and Counsel
a a. le Law, corner Camp and Commercial Alley, New
& nl1yR 1y
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q t0ALl CuALlAThe undersigned informs
friends hat taken Sts No. II Gravief
street near ny e9nSr Of e o TX Seal and will
GStlls and AMERICAN CAMEL COAL bulk eaAk dey
rec o
sbhagh put up Plantation kept constantly on
hand or depot gl7 Cams
street, will be puRctualy steudHt 10,
~ MORTIMER TURNER.
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TERMS, $500

s Iccess of Liberio. There the fields are
tree, broad, and abounding in available re-
sources. Then colonization benefits Africa
herself.
1t is national historic fact. that the
sWarming millions on the coast and in the
Interior OF this tropical land can on only
be reached by the instrdmentality Of the
black man. That being the case, the hope
OF Christianizihg those souls is founded. and
must depend, upon the success of such ef-
forts as You contemplate.
Interested as he had been. as Missionary.
Secretary, and one of the Vice Presidents Of
the A Anerican Colonization Society, he had
already suggested the propriety of raising
funds TO construct military and commercial
roads from M0nrovia, Cape Palma, and 9th
er points on the coast, direct to the interio~
distributing block houses Of defense along
the route, thereby Immediately opening up
a pathway of blessing, and building up the
g eat heart of the great Republic.
AZ the enrolling. of members the follow
ng officers of the Society were elected:
PRESIDENT Rev. G. p McIlvain.
VIcE PREsIDENTT-C Cincinnati, Chas. Nc
Micken, Robert W. Burnst, Rev. DR.. r. G.
Elliot, JudEins, NJ. D., Hon. John Mclean.
Nat. Wright. Geo. H. Shoenberger. Hills
borough, Hon. Allen TrimbIe. Columbus.
Rev. James Hoge, Rev. Mr.. Hitchcock, Lin
coin Goodale, NJ. D, Dayton, Henry Stod !.
dard, Thomas Parrot, r. w. Steele, Cleve-
land, Rev. DR.. Akin, ]. A. Foote, Steu-
benville, Hon. II. II. Leavitt. Putnam. Sol
omon Sturgess. Xenia, Rev. Hugh McMil-
Ian. Springfield. Rev. j. Claybaugh.
Directors-Rev. S. w. Fisher, Rev. s.
R. Wilson, Rev. G. N. Butler. Rev. w. +.
Handsell, A. N. Riddle and DR.. Comegys.
The Board of Directors will, at their first
meeting, appoint the Secretary, Correspond
ing Secretary. Treasurer, and Agent.
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from tho Cleveland Plaindealer, Fxua.l
AWFUL CALAMITY.
The Steamer E. z. Collins Burnt.
TWENTY-THREE LIVES LOST ! !

@@-' n AAAhA@AA Ia ' A~D iSCaJA
DETROIT. Oct. 9.-The Z. X. Collins, from
the Saut for Cleveland, left this city last
night between ten and eleven o'clock. g.
bout midnight the boat was discovered tc
be on FIRE, little below Maiden, near the
light house at the mouth of the river. Be.
lore the boat could be got.ashore, she was
completely enveloped 10 flames, ami twenty
three persons perished, either in the flames
or the water. ..r ..'. ST..
The Collins took FIRE on her boiler deck
and so rapid was the spread of the flames
that the passengers and crew, who had
mostly retired were unable to save any
clothing except few articles She tool;
fire in the bay about quarter of mile
below Maiden, and nearly abreast of the
lighthouse. She was Immediately beaded
Tor shore, but was unable to reach shallow
water before the flames had complete pos
session Of her. The after part Of the boat
swung round into the river; and nearly all
on board were driven to that part of the
boat and were obliged to jump into the riv
er The current here setsioat very strongly
into the lake, aud had it not been for Capt.
Langley and the timely arrival OF the pro-
pelIer Finry, nearly all would inevitably
have been drowned ...... .e......fs
Seeing the light, lie hastened to the spot
and had his boats all ready to let go as the
vicinity was X ached. This was done, and
naarly all who were saved were pickle | up
by him-a few only reaching the shore
Some were nearly exhausted. Every
thing that could be done to relieve the suf.
ferers was done by the crew of the Fintry,
who acted molly.
Some wretch in the tumult, stole $50 from
a sick man who had been at work at the
Saut, and which constituted his earnings
A purse Of $50 was made up for him.
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Strong Minded Candidate for
WatYimonY.

A lady advertising for husband in the
Water Cure Journal, gives the following
description of herself, She certainly has
some fine "points;" ....
| am just twenty, but will not marry be-
fore am two years older. | am gradu-
ate of he Marietta Seminary. can do,
and love to do, all manner Of housework,
from making pies and bread to washing
shirts can do all kinds of sewing, from
embroidery to linsey pantaloons; can skate,
ride, dance, sing, play on the piano or spin
ming whesl, or anything that may reasona-
bly, be expected for my sex. If required l
cAn act the part Of Ounce in society Of the
''upper tcn," or the part of woman
among women. As for riding, here allow
me to make banter; any man may bring
two horses, give me a choice and ten fe :;
and then if he overlakes me in one mile
am his; If not, the horse is mine. Bewarel
| am believer in hydropathy, and use
no tea and coffee, neither do wear corsets;
but am willing my husband shall do either,
if he desires. | believe l have no right to
meddIe with politics or mems business in
yeneral-neither have men the right TO med
die with ours. AS for appearance | am just
as was made. | hfvenever attempted to
alter my shape or color, as | am perfecly
satisfied with the same, By fops lam styled
handsome, by the young men on whom |
please to smile, an styled the height Of
perfection; by those frown upon, the dev
IFS imp" but by female aeqoaintances
"Molly,'' and by my uncle | ana called
"Tom," ..... ,y..7, -, ,.... ...,. ......
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Cure for Chambers.

/ have lately discovered a remedy to cure
the glauders in horse; and as aiG may be
useful to othees, send it, for publication -
Some time in May last, anan' drove up and
fastened his horse by mine,a aand came, into
the store; afterwards both Of us came out,
and saw that one Of tlie7horses was sick.
He told me that his horse hadIthe glanders,
and that ne thought it would have died the
day before. it was so siek.a Some days af-
terwards, the matter haVingAbeen forgotten,
[ was passing near my horse; he appeared
to be sick; turned and went up to him
aud found his throat swellcd to a terrible
degree, 50 that he conld hardly raise orlow1
er his, head more than an inch or, two. /
concluded something mast be done, speedi-
lE 1 tried one thing and another 10 no
purpase. Now for. a study. What tIare the
slanders2 H. Nothing bat diseased glands;
the littIe vessels that briag theysaliya to the
mouth and throat are ldiseased--they are
stopped up and must beopened What will
you do? TOBACCO wal lypmito and may
open them. Il took half,a pound Of fine
cut tobacco and poured two QaMlsQ(iEarlp
water on it. then let isseak for a.shorA dime,
an nlbathea HIS throet TO his legs and be-
tween his FIRE legs. The application made
him yerysicS. and would have yomlted him.
were it,possible for a horse to vomit.2 He
was bathed again in three chours ard, then
again9the next morning. The final effect
was. that my horse could putehis headeto
the ground after being batheds The second
time, and after the third batbingf he could
feed as we'll as ever, and has done well ev!
Or since.r. Il ,4auJ .aWMAMs SHnPPARDl,is v
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G4s- Ihe Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, at General Conference oftheir body,
recently in session at Columbus, Georgia,
e espunged the Ninth Section Of their Discip-
line, as well as all other parts which con
demned athe institution of Slvavery. The
general rule forbidding "the purchasing Of
men, women and children, with the inteD-
tioa 70 enslave them,' and which has ief.
erence to the African slave trade, was re.
tanned, though the vote upon the expunga.
ton even of this rule, was Al to 54!iI4 ts
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WHAT I LIVE FOR.
BY C. LISN.EUs BANKS.

/ live for those who love me,
Whose hearts are kind and tue; ...
For the heaven that smiles above me,
And awaits my spirit too.
For all human ties that bind me,
For the task my God assigned me.
For the bright hopes left behind me,
And the good that can do.
l live to learn their story
Who've suffered for my sake;
To emulate their glory;
And follow in their wake:
Bards, patriots, martyrs, sages,
The noble of all ages,
Whose deeds crowd History's pages.
And'1ime's great volume make.
] live TO hold communion
With all thai is divine;
Tofeel there is union
rrwixt natures heart and mine;
To profit by aflilelion,
Reap truths from fields of fiction,
Grow wise from conviction,
And fulfill each grand design.
] live to hail that season
BY gifted minds foretoId,
When men shall live by reason,
And not alone by gold:
When man to man united,
And every wrong thing rightsd,
The whole world shall be lighted
AS Eden was of old.
live for those who love me,
For those who know me true;
For the heavens that smiles above me,
And awaits my spirit too;
For the cause TINT lacks assistance,
For the future in the distance,
And the good that | can do.
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y G:E- A man wrote to friend abroad,
a king him to purchase books. He neglect
ed 70 execute the commission; but fearing
that his friend might be offended. he OK.
Gained when they next met, "My dear
friend, never got the letter you wrote me
about the books"
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"Your riddle, received ere just going to bed,
Was long time in getting through my stupid head
Till weary and worn and about to giveup,
'Parturiunt montesef uascitur-pap r.
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The LAWYERS First Fee.

A young lawyer took for his FIRST fee
Newfoundland pup, whereupon the follow.
ing correspondence took place between him
and another 'imb:'-a }
"Of q lawyers first fee if you'll tell me the name,
Which backward 9rforwards spells Away the same
And do it correctly, I'll below and hollo,
'rusemper efis mini Magnns Apollo" G.
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SuBTERRANEAN RAILROAD. .-A0n Moaday
evening of last weeEsit is stated. .hthree fa.
gitlve, slaves passed from 0sWegos iNaiYI,
10 Canada. and on ths following Wednes-
day, twenty Eve more out from Chicago,
MI. ftjr the same destination. N Hle'stl ~
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.'..''. 1' ] am at Cadis in
Carol Co attending the teechers instute i
was in formed BY Mr. S. that You
was in town on ycstirday, am here also
and void have bin thrice glad to have had
chit chat and a look at your Plisogmy i
am teeching scool at about Six miles from
here have d Title Scool and good place to
bord at and tew purity nice gals 10 chat
with. 2iR yours sc ~ - I,
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EFWhyis a lady walking inlfrontaof a
gentleman like the latest news? Because
s e's in advance Of the male.
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Eg The following letter was written By
person who wished % be a member but
couldn't, ofthe "Teachers' Institute, d, :
ring its late session held in this place; q z
Cadis Ohio Oct l7lh 1854
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81 CASTOR On FOR CHOLERA. The Cholera
patients of Kings College Hospital, in Lon
don, were successfully treated ,aas DIR. Geo
Johnson says through the London Times,
with castor oil, administered in half ounce
doses until the bowels react. He says that
fifteen cases, taken after decided collapse.
twelve recovered. ataa 4ga1 ta@tals
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Eg- TESTS should never be suffered to im4
prove on gsod manners. ll
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live for those who love me,
Whose hearts are kind and tue;
For the heaven that smiles above me,
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-08-19

neighborhood. For richness of soil no part of
the Territory can exceed this and for stock
raising country it is unsurpassed, being abund-
antly Supplied with water and grass, the dry
lands in many places producing from two to
three tons OF excellent hay to the acre. While
speaking Of its advantages we must admit there
is one drawback which will operate against that
portion of the country becoming at once thick
ly settled, that is-a general scarcity of timber,
but on the whole, taking into consideration the
quality Of the soil, the abundant supply of wa
ter and grass. without marshes and stagnant
pools,) its proximity to St. Paul, the best mar
ket in the West and many other advantages,
we cannot do otherwise than recommend it as
very desirable point to those seeking home
In our Territory.