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Mr. HUNTER, from the Committee Finance 70 whom
referred the petition of Hall Nelson asked 10 be dss
charged from the further consideration thereof and that il
be referred the Comm ttee Public Lands which
agreed To-
Mr. SEBASTIAN, from the Committee Indian AZ
fairs whom referred the bill from the House Of Rep
tor inemnifyn2 Moses D. Hogan for cattle
destroyed by the Indians in ls4a reported back without
amendment and recommended it's passage and t was
read a third tirne and passed
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GahDro who wfh purchase rood farn'ore or hour"
"A
his No a1, npposs
the k,chsnr. hd hne sssoytmer N"ne
need sa bargains as he - nt W.
be ouaons hrnupfu' pAnof
ensmsiird cottage enhmref
iurnisar>, order bni-hse n sopefh style
The advanced, large, FUNDS ssff
desrntie Go"os devefea
y free rhnrrs, all OF tse city ar ssoReso~n
Nov N. M. 4r6kEIih
Two Members Of strangers scto1vma1g N ass~
and public g@nrrayfermi call your aften
nnn o cles aud west
-t r canroi h 20 pirnss Having @rp'ed my essnsh
nent with ths fn si ssmeu"
manufactured stall inside other
tstdisimenf Ia the united ssie~s
WM " TTASFURD. Merchant Tailor,
Penn wveane, three doors west az " street No ssa
Also agent @ the regusr French FASHIONS fecewed reea'ss
a mun w W. g.
Dec 3-an~swif
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I Circuit court Of Caroline
{ county, sitting IN equity
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M. A. Tyson x sisters Seminary

Il
LADIES'
r. street, bet.ccen loth and lfA, EasAfnrton-
fE duties September s and
Il be OF closing July. Parents wish
according stated
Obtained either the institution. the
cipa bookstores.
Dee i--d2w star.
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail steamers.
Tbs siaxs coa.rlsiax Tina tine
Pacific .a....
These shays hzvfa bee sult ny e
NRx6I0 fo been
IN
strength syaeS aud tnrir
s.,,r, o une~xsxcss
fo4A Liverpool gia
a. .c.ns rzsn sSs. Sa
,sro.. ti,erupol 10 Iolx,
Al, -r,otisuced surgeon attached 30 each snla
~ hefsbs can e secured anfii paid for.
FAaF01xB
ssom hem Tosk. Frets AisGgso-
ednesasy. ~ less Saturday Dec 10, aees
"Wednesday 10 lras Saturday bcc. Sss
wednrsa.y sa "a ssiarasy.... Jan ia, 1855
wrdnesSsy Feb. Il, Saturday Jam ~, T"
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HILLS rSTRopucKD.

Mr.. FISH, in Pursuance Of notice asked and ohtaneG
leave nrroduee bill to provide for the construction
suitable building for custoIn-house courthouse
posi- office Al Piattsburg IN the State of New FORK wacl
read twice and referred 70 the CeEamiiee Com
merce.
Mr.. RISK asked and obtained the unanimous cnusen
Of the Senate introduce bill provide for the
portation of the mails troops seaIe military and
stores munitions Of war, funds and other property Of Lh
United States from the Mississippi river the Pach,
ocean which read twice and referred 10 the selec
committee the Pacific rallroad.
Mr. r. moved that the bill be printed and the motor
agreed to-
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A GRABBED OLD FELLOW ON THE RISING
GESERAT1os.-An old gentleman, citizen Of
Washington with little of the milk Of human
kindness in his composition, writes the follow
ing IS portion Of his experience on late trip
to the NORTH viz:
"a peculiarly genteel species of 1oafng and
sponging is becoming quite common in some
parts Of this great country, and merits notice.
The residents Of q city or village attend every
morning, or about lunch hour, at the reading
room Of the hotels, and appropriate to them
selves the files Of the city papers to the exclu-
siea of the guests Of the house It is also be-
coming fashionable for young SQUADS, also
residents, to obtrude in the parlors Of hotels to
talk 10 each other about themselves 70 the an
noyance Of the guests Of the house. Resident
citizens should subscribe for local papers they
wish to read, and not elbow visiting strangers
from the files paid for by hotel proprietors for
the use Of guests. We are pleased to notice
that the practice Of residents drinking at the
bar at lunch time is nearly cut Of fashion.
Eating is the chief indulgence, and economy a.
well as temperance ispromoted by this practice,
as lunch by itself costs nothing.
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dhe Ihibo0auH nIiuerpa

Is published every Saturday morning. Price,
Five Dollars per annum-payabe at the :ime Of sub
scribing. Single copies, Ten Cents.
ADVERTISEMENTS viii be inserted at the rate of One Dol
lar per suqare of lines ess for the rs and Fifty
Cents for every subsequent insertion liberal discount
made to those who advertise by the year. Thirty Dollars
year will be charged for half column Of Patent Medicine
advertising, and none Of greater length admitted on any
terms.
Personal PUBLIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of per-
sona nature or such not deemed to be of public
interest may inserted advertisements lat the option
Of the editor) by being paid for in advance.
JOB WORK-The undersigned fatter themselves that they
can execute all varieties Of letter printing in style
not to surpassed by any country Office in the South
West All work delivered when promised and guaranteed
to please Our customers will please to bear in mind that
we deliver no job until the same is paid for.
OBITUARY NOrICESNot exceeding three iines will be
eheefuy inserted without CHARGE but those of greater
length will be rated as advertisements.
CORRESPONDENTS informed that notice whatever
will be taken Of any communication intended for insertion
by the and address Of the writer
necessary for publication but guarantee Of good
faith. JONA. G. WHITE lp..Ess.
LOFTS r ANDERSON uUnsnet5.
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What a Sermon Should Be.

It should he brief, il lengthy, it will steep
Our hearts in apathy, our eyes in sleep;
The dull will yawn, the chapel-lounger doze,
Attention flag, and memory's portals close.
1t should be warm; living altar coal,
To melt the icy heart and charm the soul;
A sapie.s, dull harangue, however read,
viii never rouse the soul, or raise the dead.
1t should he simple, practical, and clear;
No fine-spun theory to please the ear;
No curious lay to tickle ietter'd p ide,
And leave the poor and plain unedi6ed.
II should be tender and aEectonate,
As his warm theme who wept lost Salems fate;
The fiery laws, with words Of love allay'd,
VIII sweety warm and awfuliy persuade.
1t should be manly, just, and rational,
Wisely conceived, and well expressed wthal;
Not stuG'd with silly notions, apt to stain
sacred desk, and show a muddy brain.
It should possess well-adaptei grace,
TO situation, audience, time, and place;
A sermon form'd for scholars, statesmen, lords,
With peasants and mechanics i'll accords.
II should with eyangeIic beauties bloom,
Like Pauf's at C0rinfh, Athens. or at Rome;
While some Epictctus or Sterne esteem,
gracious Saviour is the gospel theme!
II should be mix'd with many an ardent prayer,
To reach the heart, and fix AMI fasten there;
When God and man are mutually ADDRESSED,
God grants blessing, man ~ truly bless'd.
1t should be closely, well applied at last,
To make the moral nail securely fast;
Thon art the man, and thou, alone, will make
Felix tremble, and a David quake!
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COLEMAN.S Pa TENT UNDEZAT TORY
CORN AND FIGURING MILL.
PATENT ISSUED TO -.
UTILLIS P. COLEMAN, N. Orleans.

w La, October 1st, 1850. z4. a
J. WATERMAN BROTHER, corner Common and Maga-
zine Streets New Orleans. AGents 't
These Mills vary in price from One Hundred to Four Hun
dred Dollars and viii grind from 2h to 60 bushels Of meal
per hour. ..
The above Mills are manufactured by the undersigned at
Ks mandatory, City Of Jefferson, only ten minutes travel
BY Railroad from New Orleans. All orders for Mills left
the Mandatory send by Mail to the address Of WILLIS
r. CoIExAS, his Agents, win meet with prompt attention
and dispatch TRIMS CASH City acceptance at four
six months With interest at the rate eight per centu
An Mills are warranted to perform tothe satifachon
u the purchasers. WILLIS P. COLEMAN,
3 tanzfy. Il .a Pasentee and Pr0prSetor.
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Shaking Hands.

Shaking Of hands is the accepted manner of per-
forming how-d -de.do" "glad to see you," but the
manner of doing this varies so much, that with
some people we have "great shakes" and with
others "no shakes at ALL" Politicians, if they are
running for Office, have the art of hand-shaking to
perfection. Editors have very impressive shake
for a subscriber paying in advance. In shaking
hands ladies are generally passive, for the least
pressure from their little fingers means volumes not
included in the formal and familiar ceremony. We
have been told by those "posted up" in such mat
tersthat the telling and eloquent shake of the hand
that eclipses all Others, comes from principal in
duel when his second announces to him "that the
affair was amicably arranged 1t would be i'm
possible to give all the varied expressions that
characterize the act of shaking hands; but there
are few that can be designated, which, like
primitive coors. form the groundwork of every
varying shade.
The pump handle shake first deserves notice.
1t is performed in a solemn mechanical manner
No attempt has ever been successful to give it
grace or vivacity AS general rule, it should not
be continued after your friend is in perspiraton
The pendulum shake is Of similar character, but
it has horizontal instead Of perpendicular motion
Its executed by boldly sweeping your hand hor-
izontally toward your acquaintance; and after the
junction is effected rowing with it from one side to
the other as human nature will bear it. The
toarniqaet shake is next in importance, Fl derives
its name from the instrument Of torture by which
surgeons stop the circulation of the blood The
person using this style, if he has large powerful
hand can throw his victims into intense agony and
even produce dislocation of the small bones Of the
fingers, and in delicate persons easily strain the
wrist The cordial shake is performed with a
hearty, boisterous agitation of your friends hand,
accompanied BY moderate degree Of pressure,
and cheerful exclamations of welcome. This style
sindiscriminate and very popular. The grerious
touch is the opposite of the cordial grapple 1t is
principally used by hypocorondriacs and sentimen-
tai young clergymen and is always accompaniedby
anervous inquiry about somebody's health. The
prsde major and the prude minor are entirely
moncpozed by the ladies; the FIRST allows the gem
ueman to touch the fingers down to the second oint
the second gives the whoieof the forefnger. The
very ladies, however, who use these efectually will
IN moment aerward permit the torniguet squeeze,
provided = b done IN the waltz or other equally
fam'iar dance We might extend eur list with de-
scrpeons q the grip royal and the sau mill shake,
snd ths shake With malice propense, which are,
affer all but exaggerated forms Of the pump.
handle pendulum, and tourniquet varieties, and, |
1le.eiore, can be conceived more easily than de-
'scribed sass = - -.
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stss5 SCOTS
Little Giant Corn and Cob Mill
tenfed Ar3ff


Little Giant Corn and Cob Mill,
Patented Nay 16ha, 1854.
THE attention OF Planters, Farmers,
this Mill as the most important article Of the kind il
only well adapted for grinding Cob Meal for Stock
but Gts for the table, and especially Bread Meal
not fully ripe or dry in the fall. - e s.-..
In setting this Mill mechanic frame work is wanted
only requiring to be fastened to floor platform Easily
adjusted and used by any body, even a child. .ga
The LITTLE GIANT has received the first premiums al
the late Agricultural Fairs of Missouri Kentucky Maryland
and other States; and that in the most complimentary
manner well the most ready commentators from the
thousands Witnessing its performance. - sszas
These Mills guaranteed in the most positive manner
and No warranted to grind 10 bushels Of feed per
with one horse and offered a Tire low price of $50 all
pete ready for attaching the teamo at $5 grinds 20
bushels per hour with horses
Manufactured by Scott Burt St. Louis; Scott Kockbee
Baltimore, Scott Hedges, Cincinnati
n ee From the Cincinnati Daily Tinesl
The LITTLE GIANr"-By invitation called at the es-
tablishment Of sce Hedges, yesterday, to witness the
operations Of what the inventor has enomina the Little
Giant Corn and Corn Cob Mill" II ever well ap-
Piled is in the present instance. The mill weighs only
about three hunred pounds, and with single horse
tached to tenoot shaft it eats up and cob with
vengeance 1t is got up improvement on the best
patent of this kind attained, and is simple in it's
construction that be put together and set in motion in
twenty minutes and afterwards be adjusted and used with
ease by anybody. 1t win grind with from12 to IA
bushels per hour. E@ .=, I-s ~
To the farmer this MILL simple in It's construction oc-
cupyng 80 little space propelled by always hand
and rni he'd the exceeding low price Of $50 affords
they have been introduced they have universal favor
Let every Interested in agricultural pursuits call at Scott
Hedges No. Water street, examine and it in opera
tion. se aas5.ias
E For sale in Thibodaux by the undersigned who has
in operation, which he win be pleased to exhibit
jan27 5'43e 9*.- s@t B. F. HOLDEN.
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II IF you want TO- gain woman's affections,
don't appeal to her head, but to her feelings One
squeeze Of the hand or press Of the lip IS worth .
dozen speeches Chico Is IN institution of toseA,
and noe u loeic sas b7aHss 7Ehs~-
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Tor every 100 children born from leeitimate
- - ;. london has foundlings; Paris, 4s; Brus.
TsIHs NJ Munich, a; visnns, lis, ana Rome,
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Professional Gar0s.

q BELCHER. Attorney and Counsel
Tor at Loc continues the practice Of his profession
In the Fifth Judicial District. Office Thibodaux ie1l
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Thib0daux TaterSalls.
PR NCE,s TEL.

THE Undersigned having leased 1.ars
l. the large brik building now occupied by 9saf..,.f
Wakeman & Smith, corner Of Maronge and Levee
streets opposite the Ferry Landing, intends making
gone to a heavy expense in fitting and furnishing the
hcuse, will open FIRST CLASS HOTEL, the Is. OF
March.
in managing and conducting Of different Hotelsn the Norh
that he'll capable of keeping the above ouse in manner
equal to any in e United States Persons stopping at the
my Hotel viii find all the comforts of home, as the
house viii be conducted principles never before under
taken in Thibodaux
The Proprietor wishes his friends and the public to d.
tincy Understand that his House is open at all hours OF
the night as well as day. for their reception There will be
servant the Landing at the arrival OF each and every
Steamboat to convey the baggage to the House.
rfeb11 J. W. PRINCE Proprietor.
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. NJ. MERCER, AHorney and Coun.


w sellor at Laac Houma, Parish Of, Terrebonne
La practises in the parishes of Assumption, Laourche
and Terrebonne. may5-1y
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NOTICE.-I.h have removed nv school

e the country. mile above the town Of Thibodaux,
on Mr.. j. B. Bernars Plantation. Pupils from the other
side q the Bayou win he crossed SkiH IN front Of the
School Houes. An Information 70 be had from Nr. Y.
aRichaEd, e. hm .. q ANain n 1hfbodaux. stssb3
sSKn EHAD, 4ERSTE1E..
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r S. GOODE, Attorney and Counsellor
at Lar, will practice in the parishes Of Assumption
Iafourche. and Terrehonne
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HOTEI,.-This ho. 3

WIGWAM HOTEL.-This ho- -
w tel just erected at Bayou des Allenands, aasEM
Thirty Two miles from New Orleans and Twenty lasa=9
miles from bayou Laourche the Opelousas Railroad for
the accommodation of the travelling and pleasure seeking
community. The table is supplied with the best meats
and gamethe bar with the best of brandies and Wines
Hunting and fishing very gcod. Hunters call and for
yourselves. Kept by J. n. WALGAMOT.
tasf
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In proof q the superior ence of their improved
Patent Circular Saw Mills Geo Page Co.. respectfully call
public attention to the following testimonial voluntarily
them by Messrs snvely Woodward whom they sold
twenty horse steam power with plain cylinder boiler and
second class mill:
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Business CARDS.

A UGIER, j., Confeetioner and Dealer in Fruits
n Corner of Market and St Louis Streets.
4 LIAM, L. S, Clerk of Court North East Corner of
n the Court House Square. Market street.
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NTEDICINAL WINES AND BRAN.
1l pIEsA full assortment on hand received this day
by mar17-h FRIZELL & GAINES.
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THE subscribers offer for sale >z1o
i TWO SPLENDID CARRIAGES, made ofles&89
the best materials and finished in the workmanIke
manner feb3H FULFORD 4 BROTHER
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DARTNER WANTED.-Tbe under
Il signed IS iesrous of forming ccpartnership in the
culture Of Sugar. with gentleman who able to furnish
from ten to fifteen good AMI efficient field hands He has
lands cleared sufficient to make from $50 to 30 hogsheads
Of sugar. situated the Bayou Black short distance from
Houma, and convenient to the Opeousas Railroad. For
particulars appIy to or address J. B. HARRIS,
-t(l6-,f1 Houms Post Office, Terrebonne
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nRS. W. & J. L. JENNINGS, having
~ entered into a partnership for the practice of
Medicine respectfully tender their professional services the
citizens Of the parish Of Terrebonne Residence Houma
Terrebonne, March 10th 1855. [121y1
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CTEAM BOILERS FOR SALE

The subscriber oilers for sale four 30 inch single nued
ron and easSrx NO. Thsy vflI BE- fniahed mt up at
tie price which thay would cot II OncirnsG q The
manuSactoFy lpy-11. LoE1E4 9olSfS.
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Graprlcrs' Dirceiorn.

TER ES-NeW Orleans and TM""".A
~ Lafourche Packet. For Lockport, sffsItHS sfHaB
Thbodaux, and all intermediate landings.
The and favorite steamer CERES, J. j. LABARTHE,
Master will leave above throughout the in the
trae leaving New Orleans every SATURDAY, at O'Clock
A. NJ. Returning, leaves Thbodaux every TUESDAY at 6
O'Clock AN. For freight passage apply on board,
to l16-tfl CIIAS DEBLANC, IA Custom House st.
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;. NEW SPRING GOODS.

hrs. HUESTON, thankful for past IA
VI vors would respectfully inform tie
Ladies that she is just up from the city
with new supply of Bonnets. Wells, Lace
Mantels, Gloves, Ribbons, Mohair, Head
Dresses, Artificial Flowers, White Satin
Black Silk, Barages black white pink and
blue. Tissues white and black. Lace and
Swiss Collars, and sleeves, Slack Crap
Collars, Chemezetts and sleeves MusIins
of all kinds white and coIored, Swiss and
Jackinett Band Fela Ants, Velvet Rib
bons. Edgings end insertings Dress Trim
minss of all descriptions, Frizzettes, tress-
es OF hair and Bandoes and many other
Articles to numerous too mention. Mar. %
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DURE MEDlClNES.-Ju>t 1c-


L ceived, direct from New York, per ship Union.
u large supply of the most choice and superior
Drugs and Medicines, to which We invite the at
tention Of purchasers before buying elsewhere
and Physicians are requested to examine our
stock, which has been selected with careful re-
gard to the wants of the sick and the demands Of
the prescription business, and for quality We guar
antce they cannot be surpassed by any Drug
Store in The Union. Our stock to Is composed in
part Of
Washed SuIphuric Ether.
Mander 4 " eayers English Calomel
:" English Blue Mass.
" English Pulvis Antimenialis
Haskell and MerriCk's Select Pulv Cubebs;
Select Puv Colobo;
Select Pulv Gum Kino;
Select Pulv. Catechu;
q" Select Pulv. Ext. Colo
cynth Compound;
Select Puv Rhei Russi.
cum Genuine Turkey.
:" Select Puv. Khei lndi.
cum;
-" Select Pulv. Guaiacum.
Tildens Extract Indian Hemp;
4" Extract Belladonna;
I" Extract Butternut;
.. Extract Taraxcum
with every other article that may be needed in
our line. [nov. r. Ii. 7. WADDlLL,
Druggists
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N (D'l'lCE.

HAVING purchased the interest of Dr.
III r. H. Day in the Drug Store of Wad-
dill Il Day, and resumed business upon my
own account, my old friends and patrons
are informed that, feeling thankful for
PAST FAVORS, claim their custom for
the future.
The same attention heretofore given to
the careful selection of PURE DRUGS
and the scrupulous regard had to the dis
pensing them, will, hope. secure me an
INCREASED SHARE of patronage.
mar. 2J. H. +. WADDILL.
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Carriages. Harness, &c.

FINHE subscribers have .ow on hand q
i splendid assortment Of Carriages and
Harness, comprising. every variety, u
which the ate ntion of purchasers IS invi-
tee. .r}H' r'f-
We also manufacture 10 order, snd re.
pair all kinds Of Carriages, in superior
manner. Plantation Wagons, Carts. Wheel
and Dirt Barrow made 10 order, and kept
on hand at all times. All kinds # Smith
work made and repaired.
A full assortment of Iron, Iron Axles,
Springs and Trimming materials, on baud
tor sale. Also Plantation and Wagon
Harness.
Planters and others are invited to exam
inc our stock, before purchasing. At the
old stand, corner Church and Main street.
Jan-26ly. w. F. TUNNARD l. ca
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LIVERY STABLE FOR SALE.-A
rare chance is offered Spectators to
day, in the Sale of MoRGAN's Livery
Stable horses, buggies &c. The locs-
ton is a good one for business, and that
tits a paying one, any body can be con.
WINGED, by reference to the books
Special attention is called to Mr.. Mon
CAMS advertisement in to-days paper.
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Dry Lemonade.

THIS Preparation is concentration of
i the property of the best Lemon and
Sugar, which qualihes the article to pro-
duce instantaneously a superior Lemonade,
and make it more convenient than Lemon
Syrup or Lemons, not being liable to spoil
whatever climate it may be transferred to.
Its usefulness with Parties. Picncs and the
travelling community is obvious, and for
persons thai unde rtake long voyages it
will prove to be an efectual preventative
of Scurvy.
Invalids may also use it with advan-
tage when prescribed by Physicians. Pre-
pared only by VIM. BOGEL,
Druggist and Apothecary.
To whom all orders must be Addressed.
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FOR GREEwELL.-It must not be
forgotten that BEAL's Omnibus lcavs
tomorrow morning. early. for the
springs. A lonely day is Sunday to
all young folks who do not read the
good books" that day ; and a trip
in the country to see and feel the beau
ties of nature, does the "appreciative"
heart and head some good.