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Beautiful Doctrine.

TIE Rev. Dr. Bellows, Of New Yort.
lately delivered an excellent address on
mirth in the course OF which hs remark.
ed:
Fofmy part. | say Il ia oil solsmnity, I
have lived TO become sincerely suspi.
cious Of the piety Of those who do not
love mirth in any form. cannot srast
the man that never laughs; that 10 al.
ways sedate that has no apparent out.
lots for those natural springs Of sportive.
ness and ga,ety that are perennial ia the
human soul. know that nature takes
her revenge on such violence. | expect
to find secret vices, malignant sins. or
hofrid crimes sprioging up in this hot.
bed ofcon6ned cir and Imprisoned space;
and therefore, it gives me a sincere moral
qualification anywhere, and in any com.
muni.y, to see innocent pleasures aud
popular amusements resisting the reli.
gious bigotry that ffowns 90 unwisely
upon them Anything 10 better than
dark. dead, unhappy social lifs-a prey
to ennui anq morbid excitement, which
results from unmitisatsd puritanism,
whose second crop is usually unbridled
license snd Infamous folly.
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earth, absorbed ut loo-requesting her IN res
from the game, and introduce him to the plea
snres oi the place, which appeared to him TO bl
very unlike what he had expected, and indeed
an extremely agreeable one. But with what q
cry OF agony she answered, that there was ne
rest in hell; that they must ever toll on n,
those very pleasures; and innumcrable voice.
echoed through the interminabe vault. 'thcrc
Is no rest in HE'LL" whilst throwing open theil
vests, each disclosed in his bosom an eyer.bur
ming flame! These, they said, were the plea
sures OF hell; their choice on earth was now
lhclr inevitable doom In the midst of the hor.
treaty restored him again TO earth; but, as he
Quilted him, he said, "Remember in a year
and day we meet ngain!''
AT this crisis Of his dream the sleeper awoke,
feverish and ILL; aud, whether from the effect
oi the dream or Of his preceding orgies, he was
so unwell as to be obliged to keep his bed for
several days; during which period he had time
for many serious reflections, which terminated
in resolution to abandon the club and his IL.
centous companions altogether.
He was no sooner well, however, than they
nOcked around him, bent on recovering so val.
liable member Of THAR society; haviDk wrnng
from him a confession Of the cause Of his de-
fection, which, as may be supposed, appeared
10 them eminently ridiculous, they soon con-
trved to make him ashamed Of his good resolu-
tons. He Joined them again; resumed his for.
mer conrse Of life, and when the annual satur.
malta came round he found himself with his
glass in his hand at the table; when the presi.
d .nt, rising TO make the accustomed speech.
began with saying, Gentlemen, this being
leap year, it Is a year and day since our last
anniversary" &C., &. The words struck up
on the young mans ear like knell-but
ashamed TO expose his weakness to the jeers 0.
his companions, he sat ont the feast, plying
himself with wine even more literally than
usual, in order to drown his intrusive thoughts.
till, in the gloom Of winters morning, he
mounted his horse TO ride home. Some hours
afterwards, the horse was found with his sad
die and bride on, quietly grazing by the road
side about halfway between the city and Mr..
BIS house. while few yards of lay the corpse
OF his master.
Now, as have said introducing this story, it
is no fiction; the circumstance happened as
here related. An account of it was published
at the time, but the copies were bought up
by the family. Two or three, however. were
preserved, and The narrative las beeen re. .prin
ted.-Mr. Crowe's Night. side Of Nature.
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n% HuxnnrDs have amassed iortur

H~ HuNDREDs have amassed fortunes
by minding their own business and not
needing what their nsishbors were doing,
and are now living in opulencs. while
those who busted themselves about what
did not concern them and neglected their
own affairs are sill toiling painfully to
got a precarious living. This simple
fact, II it were more generally needed,
would not only benefit all. but It would
cause less hsart'burnings and ill.fesliny
in socisty,
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vARaHTY Y.


IT is not BY mere study-by ,hs mere
accumulation Of knowledss--skst veu
can hope for eminsnes. Meatsi d,seip-
line. the exercise Of tho faculties Il ske
mind, the quickening Of your sppsshsa.
sion: the strengthening Of your memory,
tho forming Of . sound. rspid, sad die.
eliminating judgment, srs of more in.
Porssnee than the store Of lsarninK.
Practice the economy Of tins. Con.
sider time, like tie .faculties Of ysxs
mind, precious estate; that eceyv, mo.
ment Of it, sceN applied, l. pxt out 70
an ezorbitant interest. The xsst Of
amusement itself, and The successful 70.
suit OF application depend, In . sssas
measure. upon the economy Of time.
Estimate, also. tie force Of Aabit.-
Exercise q constant, On unsemittins viz.
ilancc Of the requirement Of habit, Il
matters that are apPsrentIy OF entire in.
diference-thst are perhaps really 10.
independent Of the habits they engen.
der. II is by tie neglect of sueh sriGss
that bad habits are acquired, emd fkst
the mind, BY toleyatinS negligence and
generalization in Walters Of small ae.
count. but frequent occurrence-matte,s
Of 'oAicA tie Uorld takes no xosiee-Se.
comes accustomed to tie same defect II
matters Of higher iApntasce.
BY motive yet more urgent-by high.
er and Puref ssPirations-by the duty Of
obedience TO the will of God-by the
awful account you will have TO render.
not merely Of moral actions, but of fac.
ulties entrusted to you for Improvement
by oil these high arguments do con.
Ju'e you $50 to number your days that
you may apply your heart unto Wis.
dom," unto that wisdom. which, By di.
rectiug your ambition 10 tho noble end
OF bene6tting mankind and teaching
humble reliance on the merits and on
the mercy Of your Redeemsr, may SUP.
port you in the "tims Of yous wealth."
and in "the hour Of death, and ia tho
day Of ofjudement." may comfort you with
the hope Of deliverance.-[Sir r. Peel.
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%THE longer live, the more am
certain that the great differences between
men-between the feeble and tho power.
(ul, the great and the insisni6cant--ls
energy - inoincible determiaaties = 1
purpose once fixed, and then death o.
victory. That quality will do anything
that can be done in this world ; and no
talents, no circumstances, no oppor,upi.
ties will make any iwo.leeged creature
a man without it-fSif. F. Buxton.
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pWETRY.
The World to Come.

" all our hopes and all our feam
Were prisoned in Lies narrow bound
II travellers through this vale of tears,
We saw no better world beyond
Oh what could check the rising slgh7
What earthly thing could pleasure give7
Oh who would venture then TO die
Or who would venture then to liver
Were Life dark md desert moor,
Where mists and clouds eternal spread
Their gloomy veil behind, before,
And tempests thunder overhead
Where not sunbeam breaks The gloom,
And not Aoweret smiles beEeath--
Who could exist 10 such tomb?
Who dwell in darkness and in death
And such were Life without the ray
From our divine Religion given;
IT'S this that makes our darkness day;
'Tis this that makes our earth heaven
Bright is the golden sun above,
And beautiful the flowers that bloom,
And all is Joy, and all is love,
Reflected from the world to come
BowRiNG.
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3 D%IT was said, end very beautifully
said, that one mans wit becomes I'll
mems wisdom. Even mors, true il 10.
that one mans virtue beeomss the stan.
dard which raises our anticipation Of
possible goodness in all men.
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~ A xAs's morsl principles. like
the dikes Of Holland or the lsvess Of the
Mississippi, nesd to bs continually
watched and strengthened. He iarsinsd
IL they are undermined and oyeHhrpvn.
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~ GooD SENSE and Go0d NxsSrs
are never separated, though ths isnosans
world has thought Otherwise. Good na.
ture-by which mean bsns6ce1eS and
c candor--is the product q right snsssgn.
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D~'Tis, not wit merely. hus : temper
which must form the. well.hssd msas--
In the Same manner, 'tis snUs 3 Head
merely, but Heart and Hss4lssisa
which complsts the nal Philosof ofher,--
SAeftssbxry. 'sss n.
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: D0-Bs snrs you like he pasAnts Of
the gifl; you are about q. We'd Wis sl.
most as essential 10 youf hspf 49, -
70 trulF love the object: q - $1,000.
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ssi iaea sssssnso
e = II - lisa si Al s
.ia'asiV saisqa i'll 4SsSs VA
.sssass q. ias .ani.saasxsss 8
F2s'ss it'si ScRsis % Has tsa, Is u
;1sscssI 81 ~ Il
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Mobility.

Even to the dullest Peasant standing by,
Who fastened on him still wondering eye
lie seem'd the Master Spirit of the Land.
JOANNA BAILLIK.
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,asai ;llsw ne,ilido ,poi as1sE s
ssfs rex feli'il msai syssl ten leso.il
.,'2aia r;sfl
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asY RAILROAD DIRECT Ga sss E5s..s.sss.s..,;s.,


time hstween Washing gton and Cincinnati y hoats.
fssa Gb' $ r slho, hfd
having greatly improved a Western ofe the
Il pons q ths Wss the Nort6wess and he soaest
The connection between the trains from and the rans
eapa ssa sas ho ahe
Baltimore The only change between Washing
the without CHARGE forthoe holding through tickets
points beyond Tha connecting trains leave Washington daily
A. M ana AZ r. NJ On Sundays at the latter hour oply
NJ Wheeling direct with the OF the Gem
ra Ohio Railroad, nnrg from Belate the Oh Whof
Nswrk With the esraot the Newark Mansfield and
sanauky Railroad, for sandy Toledo Detroit Chicago, ST.
o. Railroad trains with the fagtrans
Of ths Little Miami Raioad g xsna cineinnst svile es
trains through DAY to Ddianapo Tec aut Lafayette Chi
cago, Rock Isand, st. I4ouis, etc.
Pssnse5a holding through tickets fos Ws%ph vcksla Nat
the Mail Steamers the Ohio ficksts 70. Evans
Far Cleveland via Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago
tickets sold when he Ohio uaEisble between Wheeling
Weaye torty et) where connection wittbe Cleveland and
requested notice that while this the only
aorng through tickets and eheeks il l. also the
great West The distance from Washington TO Cincinnati but 65S
s being abou lf0 tnies shorer than any other route
FARR THROUGH TIcRRr IRON WAsHINGToN.-To Wheeling,
70 5o Columbus s 6s Dayton $6 So Cnnna s6 onisyie
iaiiI9sd ss s. by from cineinna ss ldisnepois
$40 % and so St. Louis sss soand sas Memphis s2s New On
Frederick Harpers Ferry Marnburg Berkeley Springs
passengers leave Washipgon a. or ~ Eo the
the Baltimore Annapolis, etc., special
q For further information, through tickets e apply THes.
H.PARs0NS, Agent, at Washington station -
Master Of Transportation,
1e2H baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Balurnore
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CoMPTROLLER,s OFFICE. r
:, City Of New Orleans, May i, 1866, 4
RESoLVED That the Comptroller be- and be is hersb,
and required to give notice. by standing nd
Vertsement In the official Journal that in aceordan~
With the ninth section Of ordinance Mo- l442 annrovsd
March 80 1854 the Council will pay any bill aeais
ehs og unless contracted under authority of an rde
from the Comptroller in accordance With The
feiefreo to leignedl g. l.. TRACY
,- President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
,9 fsignedj L. H. PLACE
. - President Board Of Aldermen
[signed1 JOHN Il. LEWIS Mayor
Ihs attention Of the officers Of the city and Of the
public is respectfully called to the foregoing reseution
. .2B o. DE BUYS
myl9 Comptroller City of New Orleans
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CoMPFROLLER;s OFFICE,
Clty OF New ORLEANS Auqust ia. 1855

~ "l wv DIIEdlIsl august II, Is55,
% No.23i6
heSosoat, fhat the Comptroller be, and he is hereby
auho,zed 10 sell, after live days uace in the Official
Journal the contract for fitting up the various election
y 'he CITY for The term of gear from dae OF
approval OF the adjudication OF the contract
tSigncdl GERARD sTIrH
fIesldeat pro lem. Board of Assistant Aldermen
loigned JOHN CULBERTsoN, -
Approved August s. 1866 @ 'Ns'A.eni
lsignsdls JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
Notice rs hereby given thai on MONDAY The ao,b
lhst VIII adladicate at my office, .at 12 O'Clock
contract 80 @. DEBUYS, : -
Gn atroIIa
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THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST IS, 1855
oFFICIAL---OFFICIAL.a 1
CONTROLLERS oFFIcE

w sCOMPTR0LLER'S OFPICE.l n
CITY of New Orleans, August ID, 1855. 1
No 2342
fesofrsd That the Comptroller be- and he is hereby
TO resell to Che highest bidder after five days
nace N ,he ofeial journal The Dsedse Boat, together
appurenances attached thereto, said sale to be
supiect 70 The approval of the Common Council.
H. [Siepedl GERARD sfITH
PRESIDENT pro tenn Board of Assistant Aldermen
lSignedl JOHN CULBERTsoE,'
Approved August g, 1855
lsignedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY, the 10Th
!hSt,i VIII adludcaie al my Office at ~ O'Clock NJ
ing apoee Dfedge Boat, &c. o. DEBUYS,
aul4 % GomptroIler
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TsRoM A VIRGINIA DRUGGIsT-Worms

NROM A VIRGINIA, DRUGGIST Worms.
are generally found be abundant weekly and dr
health Their tendency
TO b consnung tho secte;ed
ripcuy Appetite chiug fghtu
creams etc. Ths remedy this B. A. FAHNESToCKS
RICHMOND, VA Feb. q, 1854.
MKsRs. B. A. BAHsKsroeH Co.: Gentlemeh-Mr James R
city OF Rfchmond
Va, made 10 following ttatement 10 me
boy, old rick presumed the cause
He prostra ed that depaired Of al
hopes ha recovery concluded A.
FAHNESToCKS YER IFUGE, and Ipuchatea of %. A. Seker
VIAL which gave him oeul morning anu for
three Jaws n conna after
him tbs child commsncel to worms all
the number OF IRON tour
the perectly wep i certify swim
pleasure, truth Of the above statement ,,.,,,
Sold the principal druggists and country
ehans tbrnnrhoa, the United States. iyIld4 Wiin
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ggsR1- WEEKLY LINE OF f,s;;s;- s,s 6ysss,sBgssgg;

skl- WEEKLY ~ LINE " saa ggS
EAST FElClAGA passing through GREEASBURG to ANTE
CITY on the NEW ORLEANS and JACKSON RAILROAD.
There la established this Route T Weekly Line oil Stages
leaving Ams City every Monday "Wednesday and Friday on he an
the evening o'clock Returning will leave Clinton every
Tuesday Thnrsdsy and Saturday o'clock in The morning. and
arriving Amite City in time the evening New
oeans By this rsae will from New Gin
the day. This route IS miles by Raead and 3s miles by
Stage The Stage Roadis over beautiful undals rfod
natural As there hail ESTABLISHED hp
route Bag Letter. Papers
pa eoe Of tho New oleana jackson Railroad No.
street. will be Monday
eanesday at O'clock in ths morning. aud aen
will paid the delivery Lett and Papers,
for through from New Orleans to Clinton will
Five Doa will thus b. that this is the cheapest quick
cot and aafas route from Clinton TO New Orleans.
4 sas3 Y, +. HEsLER, Amite City.
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st. Louis
OIL MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Depot and once, No. ss,North Third street,
ST LOUIS, MO.


STEPHEN RDsLEy,.. WILLIAM C. LOGAN,
President. r= - Treasurer
~ The Company Refaed Oil Crude Coraga Oil
Paint Oi Tarhes oiI bamp Burning on, Naptha Pitch
which thsy with confidence dealere and
the purposes herein enumerated. ...r=
REFINED 0For Machinery Of all kinds olng wood, for
all purposes Tor whith Sperm Oil is generally used
CRUDE on CoRDRGE OIL-WsI adapted o coarse Machine "
such as Car Whee heavy Mill Work, and for preparing
and Hemp e Cordage her combination with Whale
other Oils also for Prassr Ink and for oing Wood
preservation. .&t
PAINT OLA substitute for Linseed Oil dries well in about
twsys hour IN he and fully Se OIL supereedea.
ANNERS OLFor dressing Leather and Cerrers' gene
to the best ola COMMONLY and decidedly better
LAMP or BURNING orLThe OIL contains large csntage
Of car consequently used simple
invention aera on the difficulty and the Oil
with q brillancy unsurpassed b. any other tig
PlfCHFor all purposes which Pitch used being very
superiof Hrtca. Y ~ y
tgr FOR LUBRIcATINa MACHINERY-The Oils recommeuded ed
for that should applied three the
other oils would be appd rwcs but in quantity
that the would alike Be careful 10 clean
chintry before applying the cleanse after its
peatioa tends Machinery from the impuriisu
gfosser oile.
The Company prepared ill all oTde and =. stss thai
cannot fail 10 give satisfaction. .s5t5 i i
s All orders forwarded the Treasurer will be promptly
tended to. = ~ ~ s=4 7' jes II
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DIA RUBBER GOODS, which viii not be-

INDIA RUBBER GOODS, which will not be-
IL Sticky any CimateThs larges and hest assortment
hat can be found this other at prices which
command the assortment found
te black weighing only Capes
Pouchea oveIals ggngs, Caps Geyss oEse Covers
Covers, Piano Beng Packing, Hose
dung Paat Boots shots Also, Webbing fo Congress
Braces, eFeryothsr the le
rsie Exporters invited ssoek before purchasng
eewhee expert
other naanufacu urers. ROGERS & WYCROFF,
(Successors TO H. H. Dayl 20 Courtiand st.,
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
tO1 hcN Cbo-NCtbs
City Of New Orleans, August 10, 1855.

~ fss t . M. 23S3 ss3 y .4 -
Be Ordained ], Thatin all cases where any OF lhe
pavemenls, side walks, cutters, curb-sones, bridges,
or the wings thereof, any OF the streets, alleys
lanes s,pubc squares, other public PLACES, shall be
ou of repair, by OF any Of the works executed
by The New Orleans Gas Light Company or the Com
mercial Works Co,npany Or any other chartered
company within he limits Of The CITY, shall be the
duty Of The company whose works have caused repairs
To be necessary to have the same xecUie within such
reasonable delay as the case may require and winch
delay may be specified In written notice and served
onthem by the Street Commissioner or hs depuiesi
and III case of failure 10 comply with said written
notice, any such chartered Corporation or company,
snail be liable 70 hne or penalty Of ten dollars per
day in EACH case; whistin default. recoverable before
any court of competent jufssieon, for he benefit of
the city. ,5a y .-. &F4& 5a 83
q That in making repairs of pavemeas, all char.
tie red companies or corporations shall be governed az
10 the kind and quality of the materials obe used and
the manner of performing The work. by int same rules
and regulations as may att the time be prescribed
The specifications governing the TOR repair
ing The paved streets; if said paved streets repairs
shall be executed Withon contract then nid o6pa--
MES corporations shall in making thefrepaifs, Use
such materials may the lime be Judged proper by
the Street Commissioner, nader peneiySof not less
tsn ten, more than hundred dolhrs, for each
and every offence recoverabieas aforesaid
\ [Signedl = ssGERARD HITH
President protein. Board Of AssstsntA ldermen. :
4 [sgnedl JOHN GuLBEMsQAa
President pro TEN. Board 6t Aldermen.
Approved August 10, 1856 Z, 5esF II
anil ht Iairnedl JOHN 7, LEWIS Hayor
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First District Pound.
NNJAs brought to the First District Pound. on prv
Nv ades street. near Triton Walk as estrays-
One black Female Kid
One yellow Female Kid, with black feet
One black and white Kid with yellow neck
Which, if not claimed within ten days, and the ex.
penfes thereon paid, will be sold at public auction al,
said pound, on SATURDAY, the 25th instant at 10
O'Clock a. Nh AUG. q. PHELPS,
Street Commissioner.
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NTOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILD
S~tURL YOUR HAIR-KRoLLERIoN .-Th,

Receip making this celebrated Compound (atey
n this country will be sent By sIsscriber g the
United Slate CAnada for ONE DOLLAR The kROLLERI0N
viii the hair in the most beautiful Any
having the unouth looking hair
th receipt equally
good In respect that sold at ss bots prsfsrred
package Of Krosron will sent free postage,
Of the receipt, with directions 1t liquid
directions for Send all ettsrs, post paid. TO
m8smd&N d. A, EREEMQMT. Walreps gtumhRl CO.,. oho.
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NEW ORLEANS, JACK [ss MS Il;
l v SON AND sREAT NoRTHER fksss sSeiss
RAILROAD Depot cAiope sIss Oh Clara street
the NeS Rasin
PASSENGER IRA IN daily as nileso aw orienos
and bach LsayeE the city AZ A. M rens osyka at F. Nj
Osyka at P. NJ reaches 0resnr p NJ
received an iaaded at ali errlsdata gistions.
FARrThrse ceuta per mile each Children end
81 { price.
FRE6fT TRAIN the City and all intermediate
stations Tueads Thpisday aaa Saturday. and
0eans' al Intermediate STATIONS Monday,
Wednesday Friday, st A.. M.
Ga RUNDASB Excursion enling the holder TO
0SYRA andb bEfk X, Two Dollars.
81 application, modrras price.
GEO. II. HA2LEiUHST, tienl Super't.
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Third District Pound
WMyAs brought to the Third District Pound, No. So
wv Elysan Fields, estrays-
One white Male Goat with yellow spots
One red Female Goat.
Two black and white spotted Female Goats
Which, il net claimed within ten days, and the ex-
said pound, on MONDAY, the 10th inst at o'clock
p M EeN4 AUG s. PHELPS
Street Commissioner.
New orisans, August o. 1856.
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a3REAT CENTRAL Ex- e.; ~, 80 81

NhEhI CEN htI ia EsIss E95 Iss- 90
w pRESs AND MAIL ROUTE !seEsK S4&123sH--sffss
ilom New Ofiean to ALI po.na Nor Gh and East.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
Summer Arrangement.
Dny Cairo Chicago Time from Cairo 10 New
York, Gity heurs. Fni', Thirty Dollars
PAn. III find this iae Cheapest and most Relin-
bic Route In egery respect. -
Steamer leaves New Orleans daily a O'clock r NJ
pubaqae St Paul. Council Rud and ali important poiDs ths
Upper MissiRsippi ani Missouri rivers. .
4. cicsgo the Illinois Central connects with Michigan
Eastern cities Detro Niagara Falls BGalo to
York, Boston, Philadelphia Baltimore Washrgnn.
Also from Chicago, by The New Abany and sssm Railroad for
Louisviie Cincinnati all Indiana and Ohio
Az niagara Falls with ha Lake Ontario Route for Mon
al qasbec, Saratoga Springs and the White Mountains
TbS5ngh all be purchased
hs Gompays No. Charles sreet Opposite the st.
Charles Hotet, New Oreans, w, e. REDDIEH,
Iny2Sp Agent Illinois Central Railroad.
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d 4 aYsPEPSIA POSITIVELY CURED.-DR

q BECKWTTH's ANTIDYsPEPTIC PILLS, after trial
twenty-five and sustained by from the oat smnen
n admitted BEST
Dy8PEPTC offered
thox have bHen disposed
with the
aR the The proIetor hs
honor phy9ician for the and
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