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SOLDERING WITH THE GLIDING OFF

SOLDERING WITH THE GLIDING OFF. = Here are careless, daring sort of sen- tences from an officer in the Crimea; but they have meaning for those who encourage military spirit and delight in holiday parades, without thinking to what they may lead:
 "We are out here soldering with the gliding of, and many a young gentle man would be forever cured of his love of arms if he could see but one days fighting, and have one days parade with the men who do it. Fortunate 1t is tha, we have youth on whom to rely, and that there are in old England men who delight in war; and who will be ready to incur privation, danger and death at her summons. As to young ladies suffering with "the scarlet ver,'-the pupils of the Il. E. L. school, who are forever thinking of he roes and champions, of crowning con- querors' brows with flowers, and wish ing for Arab steeds and falchions bright they could but for ore in stant have stood beside me and gazed into one of the pits where some thirty 'clods of the valley" all covered with scarlet and blue cloth, with lace, and 'broidery, and blood, were lying side by side, and staring up to heaven with their sightless orbs as they were about to be consigned to the worms, they would feel the horrors of their hero worship, and would join in prayer for the advent of that day--if come it ever may--when war shall be no more, and when the shedding of blood shall cease"
 GooD.-Many years ago, not far off, certain Justice was called to jail to liberate 8 worthless debtor, by re- ceiying his oath that he was not worth five dollars.
 Well, Johnny said the Justice, as he entered, 'can you swear that you are not worth five dollars, and never will be?'
 'Why,' answered the other, rather chagrined at the question, I can swear that am not worth that sum at pres ent.'
 Well, well,' returned the Justice, I can swear to the rest; so step for ward. Johnny,
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Southern Weekly POSt.

"A promise should be given with caution and kept with care. A prom ise should be made by the heart and remembered by the head. A promise is the offspring of the intention, and should be nurtured byrecollection. A promise and it's performance should, like the scales of true balance, always present mutual adjustment. Apron ise delayed is deferred. A promise neglected is an untruth told. A prom ise attended to is a debt settled.
Southern shield., 1855-06-23

PRUssIAT CARIcATURE.-A c Prussian comic paper has picture remarkably well executed, of "the present sick man," in which John Bull is represen- ted lying in state of great weakness, and prostration, on a camp bed, while the physician, Dr. Louis Napoleon, sits by his side, prescribing for his disas- trous disease. The patient begs the doctor to give him some help, and prom ises to pay him very literally for his services. q will take care of that myself," says the doctor; "when get through, l shall present my account. D
 R,rr DonAa.. { NrA.. Ionco.r .n aa,,.
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Eam Gar0s.
c. BARRERE. B. C. BROWN.
Barrere & Brown,

A T T U R N E 5 A T LA W
 Mayion, CriHenden Co.,, Arks. WILL practice in all the Courts of Eastern Arkansas and West Tennessee.
 REFER To-Hon. Chas. Adams, Hanly < Alexander, Tappan & Hornor, and Henry A.. Badham, Helena. Feb. IT, '55.
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Jas. N. Hanks,
1T. c. Cad0,
Law Notice

GEORGE II. MITCHELL, Attorney at M Law and Solicitor in Chancery, Friar's Point, Miss. January 20 1855.
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E. Cummins,
Jas. T. Crary,

Jas. T. Crary,
 ATTORNEY AT LAW, SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY,
 AND GENERAL LAND AGENT, WILL practice his Profession in the Cir W cult, Probate, County and Justices Courts, of Eastern Arkansas and Western Mississippi; will give prompt attention to the collection of claims, Investigating titles, pay ing taxes, redeeming forfeited lands, &c.
 OFFIcE-In the new building on Main street, opposite the Court House, and next door to the Swamp Land Office. May }.
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J. fALMEh. l. 1' hlND-nAN, '
 Palmer & Hindman,

Helena, Arkansas, THEY are likewise Commissioners to take acknowledgements of Deeds, to administer oaths, &c., for the States of Tennessee and Mississippi Office overt the new Brick Store, opposite the Court house.
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Burr Porter, of New Jersey, is now serving in the Crimea as Major of a Turkish regiment.
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James R. Parrish.

ATTORN AT LAW,
 Helena, ArEansas.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-03-10

whose house was less exposed. But this pre-
caution proved their ruin: for a vast ava
lanchc Of stones and gravel poured down be-
h'nd their house, divided into two parts and
LETT the building untouched, but swept across
the path just where the trembling group were
passing. Then
Husband and WIFE and little one,
Father and child. and hired man,
Not one survived: but in the grave
Did close their ,itc's diminished span.''
GLOW dreadful And We must be standing
very near where they pcrished"
"lcS Ncd!ie, not far from this spot thew
must have met their sad and sudden death
But we may hope that as they are praying
people, they went from their mountain grave
to heaven"
Neddie looked thoughtful as he gazed on
the scene arond him. After examining the
few remaining points of interest," they return
ed to the Crawford House and prepared to
start by the afternoon stage for Littleton.
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a mother had heard of the arrival of her
sailor boy outside the Cape, and was awaiting
his return with the anxiety a mother alone
can know. With faith strong in God she
prayed for his safety. News came that the
vessel was lost.
The father, an unconvcrtcd man, who had
preserved sullcn silence, now wcpt aloud
The mother observed, lie is in the hands Of
Him who Joeth all things WE'LL" and a.
gain the subdued and sottened spirit bowed.
commanding her son and her husband, in an
audible voice to God.
In the morning, the little gate in front OF
the dwelling turned on its hinges, the door O.
pcncd, ard their son, their lost, loved son,
stool before them. The vessel had been drl-
ven into one of the harbors on the coast and
was safe. The father rushed to meet him
Ills mother hanging on his neck, earnestly
exclaimed
MY child, how came YOU here 2"
Mother said he, as the tears coursc,l
down his snn-burnt checks, 81 haeu youd
pray me homc.'
What spectacle: wild, reckless youth.
acknowledging the efficacy of PRAYER. 1t
seems he was aware Of his pcrilous situation,
and that he latorcd with the thought, NV
mother Prays; Chris:ians'prayers are answer
cd, and may be saved" This reflection
when almost exhausted with fatigue and reaev
to give up in dcspair,gavc him fresh strength
and with renewed courage he laborcd until
the harIor was gained.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-03-10

eS y little boy going to church on Sun.
day, remarked =" Ma, there goes a woman
with hat on and, oh see, mother, she's cot
boots on, too" Oh no, my son, YOU are mis-
taken: it is only gentleman with a woman
shawl on ?" replied the mother.
E a genius out West was invited to take
game Of poker, but he refused, saving. .No.
thankcc, played poker all one summer
and had to wear nankccn pants all the next
winter. have had no taste for that amuso-
ment since"
s8S Charles Lamb hit the Undergraduates
when he said-"Water cure was As old, as tho
!cluse, only that the first great application
happened to kill more than it cured.
THE GAME OF PoLIrlCs.-.yu,;y< S,n,
did YOU know and Massa,Wison iincd d..
No Mullins bout de same time
.Sam-No Julius, neber was known to de
Jacks.
Jmi"s-Ycs, sir know all bout his cwoin
to Congress, and how he played dc card to
git dar
Sam-What game did he play:
"uliuS-"S Shoemaker low : he waxed both
ends, KEEP de ace back, took all the tricks.
and le~d de pa'7y.-Post.
~ Sam'l, have lost my watch over board
1t lies there in twenty feet OF water. Is there
any way to get 2" "Ycs, SAYS Sam. "tbere
are divers ways"
"a Somebody says wife should be like
roast Iamb-tender and nicely dressed
Somebody else wickcdIy adls-''and without
sauce"
HE NEWSPAPER How lonesome Is the
fireslde where there is no newspaper, Ask
the man vino has family paper to read, with
the latest news, the good stories, the useful
lessons, and witty sayings OF the newspaper
ASK him its value. Let him be deprived of
1t tor few weeks and, and then ask him to
put an estimate unon it. |. will have risen
.hovc n! nr:cc
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Auction.

HAVING sold my farm ard bound west. I vii!
sell TO the highest bidder, ut my house in the
south part OF Danvil,e. Tuesday March -, at 10
o ciock' n. W., the following property:
4 three years old Steers; | GOOD Cow:
two do do do. six wears old Horse:
. tons of Hay; 8 bu,hc,, Corn:
l25 bushels seed Oats will be sold in small lots:
Lyndon Wagon: lumber Wagons;
Harnesses, Flows, Harrows, and all my Farming
Tools 700 numerous TO mention. Also
All nv Household Furniture will he sold
Terms of payment made known at time Of sale.
JOHN MARTIN
JOHN II. MOORE, Anc.ioncer
Danvc, Feb. ~. Bob 9l,w3x
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A!urnl ana hflipiuus.
GUARD AGAINST VICE.

Archbishop Tillot<on said :"All vice stands
upon precipicc; to engage in any sinful
course is to run down the HILL If we once
let loose the sinful propensities of our nature
we cannot gather in the reins and govern
them as We please it is much easier not to
begin bad course than to stop it when be-
gun. 1t is dangerous thing for man to
think to set bounds to himself in ANYTHING
that Is bad; to resolve to sin in Eumber
weight, and measure, with great Temperance
and discretion that he will commit this sin
and then give over; entertain but this one
temptation, and after that shut the door and
admit no more. Our corrupt hearts, when
they are once set in motion, are like the ray-
ing sea, to which we can set no bounds. nor
say to it-'llitherto shall thou come and no
further Sin is very cunning and dccei,ful
and does strangely gain upon men when they
give way to it. 1t is of very bcwilLcrins
nature, and hath strange arts of address and
inslnua;ion The giving away to small sin
after another, the strongest resolution may BE-
broken. 1t is scarcely Imaginable of what
force single bad action is to produce more
for sin is very teeming and fruitful, and tho
there is no blessing annexed to it, yet it doth
strangely increase aud multiply. rs there
is connection of one virtue with another, 50
are vires linked together; and one sin draw,
many after it.When the devil tcmpts man to
commit any wickedncss, he does, as it were.
ay long train of sins, and if the frs, temp !
atIons take, they give fire to another. Let
Is, then, resist the beginnings OF sin, because
We have then the most power
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

Nv the subscribers beng appointed bv the
w Probate Court for the District Of Caledonia.
commissioners, l" receive. examine, and adjust
All earn. ana demands Of Ill persons against
Samuel y. Chandler late O, Pca,.lll,n in s.,iJ lis.
trlct. dcrca>cd and he claims OF tj,c ,crr,.cd .x
hi5''ei III offset thereto, hereby 1--WE notice that
six months from TIE 18th lay otrcl,r.arv AID ~;
are allowed for the creditors T. prc~ci. Their claim,
T. sud commissioners. for examinations and all,"
:'ncc, and that we will meet for Tia: p,,ro q. r.,
oti!cc OF sloT'2ca Hale. III Pearlnnon The 9l. :..
o. March. and on the 22' DAY Of Ma" next
JACOB BLANCHARD.
MOEDECN HALE, ''m"'S"""trS
Fcacham, Feb -, 1>:,j o1-w2
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Which they have recently PIT i'll operation which
Is capable d: pliling twenty feet in length forty
el"l.' inches in Wiki. a.I tnrv-two inches in ,lcpt
with which thcv are prepared with experienced
work!ncn to do aiiv Jobs OF planning at short notice
TO the entire satisfaction Of their customers. They
have also in connection with their business expert
cnccd Pa,;trn Makers, and can supply orders in
that line.
The Saw NH, Board and Clarboar! Plancr. and
jolnilng Machine connected with this establishment
are III operation AID constantly prepared with cX-
pericncc'! woI hmcn Tor business III tbs line
-. John>Nurv VI. July :. lsj4 sS4tf
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Doors, Sash & Blinds.

CONSTANTLY On hank and Manufactured ia
~ order by the subscriber
Office on Railroad street one door North Of Butler
x COS Furniture Store.
Shop cn Vain street one door West Of Paddock :
oun'trv and Machine Shop.
lie patronage of the building community i, "a,
'l"rtiuilv solicited. W. u. WEEKS
=. JOHN lrv. Muv 10 -! s7..,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-03-10

UNHt. subscriber having purchased the team own
IL ell by Joseph Hutchinson, offers Iii, services
I" the citizens of st. ,jcin>burv. who niay desire
business done in his line: and tHrt!,cr convenience
he has provided Order States, and left them N
the following places to wit:
One at the Wholesale Store:
One at io.e>& Dcmin@'> Clothing Store
PERSONS who may not happen 10 see me TO give
their orders IN person are requested to write them
on III" Oricr States. When they viii I've prornptiy
TENDED t.. y PIX
- .'''ii" ''lI}t. NDN."s - sn.t
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NOlltE. Whereas nav wife. ALh, J.. ha, lct1
: my bc,land beard without p:oyorat;ur. hi. s.:
to forh'! n! persons hal,crg or rll,:ine H.. o,
my accounts a. l.all pay no debts OF her coi.t.l
f,, j. I. FOSTER:
'''o"-H!'>Ic, co. -, 3D. .,!1W.;
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ic@'.:'r Assassination. &c. with all their acco,rpa
hSi'" eV!,. cancer excepted, no matter how e
we're "r"t how lon% ,tad:g.
me CatiiolIcon far >urpa->e> other remedies. in
'v!'@ more r'r'" les rNi Il vc. and leaving tie
system ina letter condition. LctalIin,crc.,rI, I,
ana obtain Il plamhlct ,:rcc) containing annie
PROOF from the mos re ncctac sources. OF the ben,
eictl results OF IL use together with letters from
hi@hIv experienced Phv> icianS wliol,a u.cI i j.,
eFpF"ctlce and >pc:s.. from their own o,,,erva
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REPRE- NryS


l. i. Pc"klIaln. ". D.. I'tica. Ny.
l.. II. Fleming. II. d.. CanYll.iaicla Ny
NIL Wills. II. D.. Rochester " Y.
ID. !. footc NJ. d.. Syracuse.
ROT. Dunbar. VI. ID. Bal. more. Nd.
C. Orrick, VI. ID. de.
". w. Reese. NJ. ID. New YORK CITY.
W;PreScott. NJ. d.. Concord. MI.
JF. \ewland, VI. II. Utica. ~.
Rev e. = Beard, Glenn Springs. Sc
Pamphlets ha4 GRATIS OF j. c. E.Ncu,N ,,e,.
ana Druggist. 81. ,Iolnshurv. W. Also sold NV
most OF the leading Druggist, in the adioiu;n,
counties. !. b. MAi:Hi>i& Co. rrn,ri,.f,,l C,'i
'Fai Dcu"'. S"i HrraIvav. ny -, .9n
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Also. 4 9o"! assortment Of HATS, CAPS IN
HHEl.LA>. SU,pcndcr~. &c. &c.
Fur Coats, Victorines, e. Cuffs.
IT LOW TIGIRE<.'

\ large assortment Of Silver Ware Jewelrv
Watches. Col Chains. &c. &C. al reduced prices.
Mirrors from - cent T. = -: >ila:r.Itrs- > ct>
l"r h; Green Tea from - - cents yer H.: IL
dl@o2j cents per quarter. with all ".hcr kinds Of
Wc>t India Goods II equally low prices.
good ;I>>"rtmcl: 81 CT ILEkl al prices equal
y favorable l. Tie purchaser.
Ladies and Gentlemen. one and al we will sax
To vou
CALL al TIE OLD STAND of NICHOLS.
LYNDON CENTRE
II You WI! 70 purchase Goods cheap Tor cash.
II. N. X :. l.. NICHOLS.
Lyndon Centre Ian. !! l~-;j. :lnt
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Found it at Last!

E>o' Nd what John E#n"!lh's philosopher :
& Stonc-"PAl rs IO( COZ.
On thi> principle TIE subscriber offers for sale .i
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UNION HAIL.

This celebrated Company Of 1Natire SongstcrS
have Just returned froma triumphant tour through
the large and southern cities. and are now better
prepared than ever TO entertain New Englandcr>
with their fund of wit and song.
y u Tickets % cents. Doors opcna G! o'clock.
Concert to commence at 7!-l:e,ise,
P.S. Clubs of 4ad!nitted for ST.
9lew2 HAL GOODMI AGENT
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ATTENTION.!

IL persons having unsettled accounts with
~ JOHN ii. PADDOCK. are earnestly desired
I" give immediate attention TO the settlement of
The same. He accounts must he settled without
delay. VIII those interested be - accommodating
rs to call on me II the Cou,tn" Room Of Paddock
establishment and adjusts their bills
III S>EIL lIAIIETT Assignee.
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Il HE ALED OMAN.
BARDS OF OSSIAN!I
'YNlllS Company Of singers, under tie d:rectio
OSSIAN e. DODGE,

late editor and proprietor of 'Dodges Literary Mu-
scum will have the honor of singing before the
citizens OF ST Johnsbury, in one of their recherche
and humorous Drawing Room Concerts
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-10-27

THO THE PUBLIC never had my
i doubts, consequently was never skep-
teal; but have at last caught myself
skeptical, that is, that take the inter-
est OF the United States and the Amer
ican Party 50 much at heart, that am
skeptical; whether I was born in Great
Britain, in the Great United States of North
America.
Although born under foreign flag the
Stars and Stripes of the American Union
protect me in the enjoyment of civil and
religious liberty, and shall vote entire the
American ticket believe that the rar-
petuity of this Union, depends on "Ameri-
cans ruling America" T.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-10-27

Corn IN INDlANA.-The Madison
Banner says every body in that region
is engaged in building corn cribs
The like of the crops in Indiana and
Kentucky was never seen before
Farmers have their hands full. Spring.
field Journal.
Between shaking with the ague,
gathering corn and building cribs, the
time of the people is wholly occupied.
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Piano Tuning.

Piano Tuning.
THOS. MERCER, offers his services to
L the public, as piano tuner, and teach
er. The entire loss of his sight renders 1t
impossible fol him to take new beginners,
but those who have the rudments of in
struction can be advance by him.
c. Orders throug h the the Post office
will be attended to. oct.5-tf.
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10 We would not notice the fact,
if it were not a fact worthy of not ce,
that Simon "a gentleman who has
a smile for every man is row in his
winter quarters behind the bar Of the
old Harvey, and has. (sirce last sea-
sony learned some new things in ref
erence to Nesselrode punch, and Bran
dy Smash.
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MONTAN & BRO.

I'm time of peace prepare for War!
OHAW'S Cholera Syrup Is really good
~ it has been tried--you should have it in
it is Indispensable you have no faith in
it, give any how at least one dose, until
you can get a physician to persons resid-
ing in the country, it is invaluable COM
pared with any other similar preparation.
Prepared and for sale by WIN. BOGEL.
May 3Ith Druggist
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A PUFF The Albany Journal
says that the powder used in battering
down, the walls Of Sebastpol. was
manufactured at the Havrd and Du-
pout mills, in Connecticut and Della
ware: Two clipper ships, belonging
to Grinnell, Minturn and Co., were
dispatched during the summer with
full cargoes of powder for the Crimea.
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%tquIar Goast 9atktts,

COAST LINE OF PACKETS.
BELLA DONNA 4 MUSIC,
TO AND FROM N. ORLEANS, wILLIAMsPORT,
BAYOU SARA, PORT HUDSON,
And all the intermediate Landings.
THE BELLA DONNA. Capt. WIN.
i McCoxBs, leaves N. Orleans 49,
every Saturday Evenings, at EIN
O'Clock, for Williamsport, touch
ing at all the intermediate points;
returning, leaves Bayou Ssra every Wednes-
day. on he arrival Of the cars from Woodville.
The MUSIC, Capt. J. II. MORRISON, leaves New
Orleans every Tuesday Morning, at Q o'clock,
and Friday Evening, at 5 O'Clock, for Port
Hudson: returning, leaves Port Hudson 50 every
of the Clinton and Port Hudson Cars.
Particular attention paid to the receiving and
landing of passengers and way freight, at all
hours of the day or night.
HOLMES CLAUSS, Agents,
octlS. IA Tchoupitouas street.
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Speaking of diminutive men who
were among the most eminent in the
world, Sidney Smith instanced his
friend jeffrey, aud added that there
was another-name not given who
had mot body enough to cover his
mind decently with, his Intellect was
improperly exposed"
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Take Notice.

w D. PHILLIPS, informs his custom
". ers and the public generally that he
has just received his large assortment of
Fall and Winter Clothing, and would ad.
wise all those who are desirious of pun chas-
ing superior fitting and we'll made article
in the cloathing line, to call early and
make their selections, in all cases where l
may be caught out of sizes, and cannot give
fit, will invariably order any article
that may be wanted if desired at a short
notice oct24.
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re- A single banking house in
Paris has RENTED, to this country
fifteen millions of francs to purchase
grain and -four. This sum is equiyo-
lent to nearly 100000.
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New Orleans and Bayou Sar:

TWICE A WEEK-For ~
i Bayou Sara. Port Hudson H. 5,
LobdelPs Store, Baton Rouge, - r
Plaquemine, and all intermediate landings,
the fine passenger steamer CAPITOL,
JAS H. URE, MASTER, leaves New Or
leans every SUNDAY at 9 o'clock. A. M.
and every WEDNESDAY, at s o'clock
Pm. Returning leaves Bayou Sara every
MONDAY at -, NJ, and THURSDAYa at
6 P. NJ and Baton Rouge every MONDAY
at P. NJ, and THURSDAY at 10 P. NJ.
70 For freight or passage apply on
board. Jan. "a, 1855.
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SQuIadries.

+ BBLS. Crushed and PulverizeI Sugar
y 10 boxes Pickles, pints, quarts and half
gallons; so boxes Wlnchesters Fsmily
Soap; 10 boxes Sam Leonards Sperm
Candies; 90 drums Dried Figs; $50 pounds
English Walnuts; / case, AZ cans, Fresh
Salmon; do. 60 do. do. Lobsters: 10
boxes Layer Raisins; ] case large Span
ish Olives; 10 tiercss Dufield's s. e.
Hams; 3 boxes do. Beef Tongues; $50
pounds Assorted Candies Recently re-
ceived and for sale by
march 18. JOSHUA BEAL
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If George Washington Andrew
Jackson Dixon is yet in New Orleans,
and out of employment, we advise him
as friend, and as an admire of his
military genius to 60 over and lend a
hand.
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The British government has with
drawn its annual grant of a thousand
pounds to the Royal Society for the
encouragement of Science, on the plea
Of great war expenses.
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30. y. phillips emporium.
Our Platform,

ONE low price to ask and take, secures
" Justice to all parties. Call at the one
price CLOTHING EMPORIUM, of w.
.. PHILLIPS, next door to the corner
of Lafayette and Church streets and select
flom an elegant assortment. and You will
not be asked cent more than the lowest
Penny that will buy the goods, deduction
OF ten per cent, always made for cash.
oct24. W. D. PHILLIPS.
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Notice.

WE H AVE in store large stock OF Hay,
W Corn Oats, Bran and Western Pro-
visions, to which we would respectfully
call the attention of our Friends and Gus
toners. We shall be in constant receipt
OF the above articles, which will, at all
times, be sold at the lowest rates for cash
OF its equivalent.
june Is. MONTAN 4 BRO.