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A correspondent of the Washington Star
emocratic-nominates Adams, the express
man, for the presidency. because he is the fast
est man of the day, not to mention the exorbi-
tant price he asks for delivering small bundle.
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House Furnishing Goods,
Wholesale and Retail ..-
Nos. 73 & rs CAMP STREET, New ORLEANS.
"a DETERMINED to reduce our stock Of Goods, ,cal5
I'd will hereafter sell at Lower Prices IN
Aa than has ever before been offered in this s ~
city. Those in want Of the following articles will do
well to CALI
Queensware, Glass and China Ware;
Bohemian Ware;
Birmingham Ware;
Rich China Vases and
Fine Silver Plated Ware.
Parlor and Hall Lamps and Chronicles;
Rich Tea Trays and Walters, in sets or single;
Fine Table Cutlery, and
Housekeeping Hardware;
Enameled and Hollow Ware;
Britannia, Planished Tin and Japanned Ware;
Wooden and Willow Ware;
Feather Busters, Brushes, of all kinds;
Paper Hangings and Borders;
Door Mats;
Window Cornishes, Cords and Tassels;
Curtain Bands and Curtain Pins, etc.
HEATH & MILLER,
Successors to Miller, Harris & Waldo.
N. Orleans, Nov. s, 1854 -1y
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The town of Alexandra, is now being sup
piled with water from the springs on the oppo-
site side of Red River The citizens have to
pay two dollars per barrel for it.
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CHAS. v. JONTE,
~ECOND Justice of the Peace for the Parish of
= Orleans, commissioner to take testimony, and
Commissioner for the States of MISSISSIPPI and Arkan-
sas No. IS Common street, Opposite TIE City Hotel,)
Nav Orleans. d29-Iyf
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WILLIAM CHRISTY

WILLIAM -CHKISII,
A TTORNEY AT Law, No. 80 St. Charles street,
~ New Orleans. Practices in the Supreme Court
e Touisana and the United States Circuit and Dis
". G. is Commissioner for various States, and will
,pa deposifions. etc.
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OAR STORES AND FANCY GROCERIES, Of
IL every description and Of tho finest quality, con-
stanty on hand, and for sale at he lowest rates All
orders carefully and promptly fllfd,
MARI Stacey & WELLS.
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LEEDS' FOUNDRY.
LElLDD
CORNER OF DELORD d TOUGHER STREETS,

RNER OF DELORD d FOUCHER STREETS,
NEW ORLEANS.
V::::% F:: . :: $s::; ;: S.:: . :; %
ers, Filters, steam and horse power
~ Draining Machines, Saw Mills, Gin
IJ Geering, Iron Columns and Fronts for
buildings Furnace Mouths, Crate Bars,
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BENJAMIN & MICC1U,
A TTORNEYS AT Law, No. an Canal street,
n New Orleans. Will also practice IN the Supreme
Cnnrt of the United States Washington
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circle of love about him, with one burst y
tears, she rained heaven of light and hope and
devotion into his crushed soul.
Through the veil of her jeweled hair saw
her face lifted in divine gratitude, the lips
moved as if in prayer, the broad white brow
wore halo about it like golden band.
departed silently, and throughout that
happy day repeated truly and earnestly. t'Ot
all the great heart Of life, love is the dearest
throb within a.
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GREAT POPULAR JOU RN l. d.
W TIE SCALPEL FOR oCroeER

ed BY N. r.
Tni the 9th Nnmber OF THE SCALPsL; the ith Number
Of Vol VII The wors quarterly Of 81 psges a. 81 aym
u edyanc- y each The hrst six volumes hsus soey
und leercd ard ud xeo IN ihrse ag DOCKS OF %" pAs
S~ne - vii pcure the whole Including this noer but
tbe Numtors the present year will not be bound W NO 81
or another We ums Is published - 800
CONTENTS OF NO XXFIll-OCrOBER. I'D
ART XXNI-The Cultivation Of Domestic snd SOC Al HABITS
a,a means II preventing disease; Fashionable Americas
Ths Physiology Of the Bsrcomi Our o5hsailon' to tue
Cr,sa,.s Of Paris: n a AT eric "a Mother.
Art XXVIi-ske ches et Nsern Prtetiee Drath "t tns
Circus Rider; Ibbuman,ty OF Phsnsee'-hs.cy ~ Oda
Bronchitis; Reverend Joclry; Dyspeptic of"nehits
what !. II; A Clergy maus Experience In Medicines
Pioos sursi.s Uols-hs Deafh, Burial ard Eulogiuso
Art XXIN he Protection SuceFy from Crime: Pun
ishmsnt; Whst are It's results; Legitimate extent o..
hRT XXX-hemnoences Ot Sude ats Life; Ny fst ln'o'
cucou the great Butcher surseOni His Pen0nrllsi
Frebns b. fore Anputsti The Bu'cbsr Surg r. si
mems y The Operating Tablet The AmPutsdoai Death
Arr XYX-Phy,icaI Edncat0n Row does IL c1mpN3 with
ae,ic. TT. stment In Prsyeniif and curuz Dnesses
Ar XYXIrLat the value Of that popular idea, ~ here
isa Cure fer every DiieAss did we but know 4 I" Ao
surditv trying Measles 81 cured the Disease"
Art yXXIII~The Norfolk and Portsmouth Yellow Fever;
How shall account for is fearful Mortal y! sh re-
conoilsbs tue Mercy of God ts connection with tho
Violation n thu sreAt natural Law Of Anitse
ART XXXIV-TLe Consumption Curers THE ScALPEL an the
Pubic Press; Duties Of Editors.
AR Notwithstanding Discovery: The Origin 81 Tape
Arr XXXyI-F1r.ordinary EIperiments q the dernsn
Pbysio ogs determine he Value CT water, Alcohol,
Shocking ouusse by The Acs1emy Of define Medical Hu
uinlty; Awful Remit ~ Injecting me Lungs Ei'h Nj,
Of Silver Des'h o. the Victim a. Believe Duty OF
,hs Uisrict AttorIey The WeTern Aeans ucisusp on
the stripg Little P's the Michigan Uriye'stTi The
Faculty Fix The Homeopathic sad C'ench Ap9the-
e,y Meo.e 1pi end An;oI'e. ln'e''is'''h' |" Ne'-
- Al Hersry End pofes.iorsi eOuinuncahons inn,t Dc
made Editor, residsres, No. q FhhM Once hours
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SUPERB WORK On NEEDLEW0RK,
n win - PsliisAsa On SATURDAY.
FRANK LENLIYs PoRTPOLIo
FANCY EEDLEw ORK,
rnrrrn ny MRS ANN s. sTEeaENS

EDITED BY MRS ANN $. STEPHENS
In ono row. eu.s vo,ane Fancy boards git p'os - -,
10 ns a sSS
Preus,ly usrsiss vh over enssvps', many eosapJ
ing fan pss- printed In Assrsat eeor~
CONTAINING pysIGss AND PkscIss Nsrnrcriessros
CROCHET KNITTING, PoTcHIMASIE,
APPLIQUE, EMBaoIDERY.
BRAID-woRK, wAX-MoOELISG,
sTRAw-wCRK. FRUITS AND FLOWERS IN
BUGLE AND BEAD WORK. WAX.
DARNED NErTED-wORK, sEArHEsFLowERs
PAINFlN0 ON vELvEr &c.
To.ether with beautiful Patterns for Psten-ors pasr
an. Patterns printed N c.ors for Embroidery Slippers vsis
Under Garments, ke.
Tn. Pub hers take pride In presenting this eosahcSto
ID. .die, Of Thu country he most practical and esnprshss
NV. work before tho public TIE Treasures IN Ssedsvek
hush, cut to meet the wishes Of ,hOse Who hsve fh tho
.pt Of Book Of Reference IN wh ch could be nand ain and
practical instruction. combined With worksb patterns In every
,pAc e. OF "a ey and Ornamental Needs~ors III, very &C.
eeppli.hed Authoress Of thls VI uab'e work says:
VIII Need.evoFk in all t' branches has hesens % widely
daps.d through country, the want Of coprs-
heu,ive work than yet appeared the subject sbsms
ore and more ey9nt every day for and various dedsus
Their. constant and increasing dsmsd nss tn,esrsns IN
KNITTING Crochswoik and Embroidery arc appearing every
day but cao be obtained only fragments aud BY accident
were Thus demand for universal worn on these sud
es has saisi aad meet with the pe-sat volume
which wi AZ ouce convey instruction 20 the leansr.
designs hat u prove very de'ir'be acquisition 20
ar, LADY In arranging FRANK LEsLIE's eoRrFoLio OF
FANCY NEEDLEWoRk the m'st beautiful designs thsf
could Be obtained hos snd asOad have been given and
mpossbe for any lady desire design for fancy vsrh In
IT, various branches ~bch oil be fond In these pssss
|, will not be ddBcu for beginner TO Instruct hsrseh
entirely from this boob any branch OF the art for The Gree
tons CONCISE spd mpe hat person Of talent cannot nj
30 cor pIehend them almost ct glance.
"Tsks Il alt gether when consider the immense number
Of Illustrations aud the intrinsic Of the t both tho
Pubh.r and Editor have 10 eobsuae hsnevcs
aud the pubc its appesrasee Being the h" worh Of ths
kind pubhed A~enc,, wherein al branches OF Ne'de""k
have been eon, red ard nast.tsd must be wcoo me 70
every work tshs 18th from rs beany and useuses~ 10
tersy book Ct gems, which have collected with srest
care ,ud arranged -h regard both usefulness and petur'
s,oue .Iscs" SrRINGERG TOWNSEND, Publishers,
No. ~ Broadway, N.
Ard will be fr sale ~ the principal Booksellers, through
The ccuptIy.
HB-ysnsd on ,.ipt of price, ftss Of POSTAGE.
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Superior il psthstic interest" IpsS Book
We have read it with delight" [Bosto7 Traveller
Mary Fuller q creation Of which living suthor might
well he prOut." IN. Y. piiy Times
THE OLD HOME FAD,
l. BY MRS ANN S. STEPHENS,
Author Of Fashion and Famine"
Is u P L = D,
And received with even greater sp7ob.on II authors
previous work.
The orders for already exhausted the ht sup
ply Of $500 COPIES.
rxrEAcrs FROM NOTICES PRESS ALREADY RECEIVED;
Many portions intense interesting Boston fosI
''lo Is euins nifty re isious" lBo.on rriVeher
" The authors fame viii this volume"
IN Y. Daily News
"nekea hss surpassed Of Is descriptions ofloe
scenes" N; \. Express
From The y Y. Daily Times
"sel5om have had truthful. uore charming
glimpse life. In psrs' highly dr,rssie and al ia
pure and loy. Mary Fuller Is creation Of which any
living aatbor l9.sst be proud"
Frur The Columbus Enterprise.
The story is touching Y sweet fall Of that humanity which
sprr g weimPOSed experience IL attracts even more
b. ia sppes the feeoss of nature than By the
enchanting iut.res, oftbe narrative"
From The PennsylvInsn.
"Tb, is one Of the best Of the sfed auhJess The
eonesie M all drawn h su;h force ~ TO cave
ar rnng inps.ion spoG he mind Of the seer that they
az vivid real. es'
Florl The Detroit Evening Tribune.
" The simple glowing f0Tee of the STYLE and srhehitor
war; usIrys enhs1cs The breasss interest Of the story
There ere Charming pictures Of country life the mountains.
and seven, Characters each o. which might form the
rspo Of srye TIE .ppe gathering and eorEhn'Ans trole'
with cher ara p,tlres containing world
ct hety H. and viii be richly enjoyed by all Who remember
the soca o. tiEesr
FROM The Detroi, Advertiser
The reader laugh well IS TO weep, with the
PAGES Of the Old H. neseso before him. There charm
amounting almost 20 magic in the writings OF Mira Stephens
which claim, the attention de Ehs me heart She will
find r,,dery in abundance wherever the language Is spoken
From TIE Boston Olive Branch.
"MAy he lad in toe hubble walks OF life and
all the authors descriptive brought to bear apon
them Tie fortress where the ghw1cher waits for
her dying stherVhee they meet At last bis dehhour
ard pert forever; tie ple but cheerful home OF Ches'er the
long night AZ Believes the solemn bu with only hose two
lonely chcren for ,nd the exeu'e pa.rre OF LIE
Il tie Od Uon stesd show the tenderness OF the WOMAN
con b,ned visa the .k Of Che sft.L"
In one VOL Emo Price 81 %
BUNCE K BROTHER, Pubishe-
Nh i26
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- ] L X 8! 81 l. s -
~ BOWEN, McEAMEE Co.,
EswYoEg,
Invite the attention OF Merchants generally 20 their EXTENS-
I'VE STOCK Of RICH SILK sod FANCY GOODS, adapted
70 the FALL TRADE embracing The and desa-
BILE styles imported this Particular ttenhon re-
quested their vAety Of Dress Fsbes ordered
expressly their very best city and interior trade 1t b.
aeved Silk importing and Jobbns House in the country
can o6er superior inducements Now tn store fO assortment
Of Silks Nernos Muslin De LINES Ribbons shsws Laces,
Embroidery White Goods Trrmnss and every other
description of merchandise ssuay Kept In sit house.
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Just Published;
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AsTORY OF CONNECrICUT LIFE
THIS has appeared in in Putn.m' nthy. In
each number Of which for portion Of the present year
he, regularly occupied place i,s kind reception, not
m,re, By critical atboss Of the press bat By the public
81 srge Induced the publishers 10 the pessnt
form In which they rhdeny will meet with tho 'sios
generous sppreeia'ion a. heretofore.
vol, lno.. clolh, IS cent?.
OPINIONS OF TE Press sppeaed Pufnsu's Monthly;
Twice MuTieo could b written by one bat an
American 90 thoroughly Characteristic Of The eo"ntrY ish
lily Brush Whg
One Of the written tales have OF primitive fsnsse
life and chsraet'r' rev beafna moicsV
1t is one very few stories Ia peri deals that 90 cond
whed finished once thA could see hog conss
out.0 Infian tpols J0urpA, inh
Twice Marrisds continues tho charming Yankee OF
which already mad several chsptsr- IN r. Tnosne
Married the spanking and brilliant 'yis OF when
mind winch have rven - doci-
ea ebsrm 10 the tssss Of Old Ebony" DedhAn Gszetts
TO rHE TRADE
The number of this announeod for pub
i.aon 10 cur Isst tho ~ of Ocobsr rendered necessary
10 pospoue the pub cation day 90 the 9Th " Ocooef
nix EDWARDS No 10 Park. place, Now Y0t.
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THIRD EDITION IN Z X Is : -
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sgsply ihs asEsnt Tor the
'fF' MEMOIR OF
AMOS LAW r f. - G L.
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New Publications.
u N T E
IL MEDICAL SPECIALIST,
AND JOoRNAL OF DISEASES OF TIE CHEST.

This Monthly Periodical devoted 70 the discussion Of
ali subjects connected with the health Of the Respiratory Or
CANS and will form epitome Of practical information to
who are snywse predpoed to diseases Of the Throat
Lurgs.
The first rumber was ~uei o. the LIST Of September 1855
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THE PLAN the wRIrNG rHIs SERIES OF BOOKS
TbIoushou these pan his been present picture
OF life with small daily IFS peasares and US
tnss capabilities o being tnrned 10 The best
account Great fail only few gied
and 10 be clue by example 20 toe
e1itie. Of daily life. the incidents which reudef story
made 70 lake The Of the BOOK depend on Character
painting a., u,. -. p..,.., -
hesrse.seT 10 the North American Review for Apnl.
the wtazs tht made sensation mere "ss tue
Heir and wba. vas Referring 70 the remains
OF the the copy sisreAid nod be-
lopEed 70 the md How many thodsaads have
been usd since b. s Publishers 70 supply the desah Tor
new aud The places Of drowned dissolved swept i~sy old
copies Va d. not attempt 70 conjecture Not ndvduA as
holds eon'tnz great part a endsf
fictitious mot speak Of real on@)
from Sir Charles Grandson 70 the nursefy 40
little .tnfs,iOn IN prOnouncibs Sf Guy oleIe "
RSdelyTe Baron-t sdur.be hat ~e ever met
With n ..ory The glorious cyons boy TIE orllt
.rd yarcus child Of genius and Of founs croNned WIZ
the b. sufv Of early holiness az WITH the
difkna- q hereditary DOOM ard the soft sad toucnas
vision"
Recently Published-By the same Author
HEARTsEAsE; Or. TEE BRorHEEs WIZ. vols, limo
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with tic brilliant aud varied cortents
From The b rston Evy ming G.ze,ts.
TIE ncansop genial wit Of true good feeling Of ,ound
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fully equ, 70 The merits of bis lighter cornpo'iti'na'
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Ladies', Fur Store

No y JUhnt-,
H. HARLEY Importer and Manufacturer Of Russian. Hud'
cor Bay and FURS has description of the
YRS made into the FAsH,oSAHLs articles for
LADIES WEAR.
Ne ast,s him, that his long experience and reputation for
keepipe rome but articles he wASSAST viii be sacieht
tadeotueni fol CVsTCNEkS 70 call on olm
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T,HE LIFE AND CORRESPONDENCE OF

i AMOS LAWRENCE vol oessso. Pnse = D.
boos hat should b, purehs.ed By every EisIeeaA' AZ
pl.e.d the harris q every 1erc .a;s q "a N 49,
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RECENTLY PULLfsHED: .
TIE CHRISTIAN LIFE: SOCIAL AND lSDI' dual
By Peer Bare vol I2-o. Priee - - l.. -.
THE PROGRESS or BAPTIST PhlSClfLES n IL
Las- Hrrdrsd Years. By Thoaes y C--r>a 49,,
TIE PHYSIOLOGY OF MARRIAGE Sy Al Oia Phys-
eiAN SHELTON. LAsFoRr L gLAKEMAN,
No. Assser-n-
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" ru,h Of business I" the presses NIGHT and DAY
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Political Prinring-snd still Another.-we have
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and DAY for the accommodation Of political par les bring
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Steam Printing House Of HOLMAN GRAY,
corner Of Centre and Whts-sts
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