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\ MODEL CouNrY.-Thc lIenncpin Tribune
says:
"Ihat Putnam County, in the State Of r..
linois, has not within its bounds one lawyer
who depends upon the law for his support;
that the Jail of the county has not had an
occupant for many IN ,nthg; dat our sheriff
and constablcs have very little official bust.
ness to do; and that our county IS acknow.
lodged to be as healthy u ANY portion of II.
inois. VIII not these considerations induce
emigration to look in upon us:'
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MApCAr Boys--lo be born, to be afecbe
infant, is an ordeal through which all must
pass. To be a hoy, is an absolute prerequi.
Site to mauhood-and boys will be boys let
old and wise people say what they wall.
They will feel, and think, and act like boys.
They will skate on the ice, tide down hill,
be frivolous and jolly, play all sorts OF antics,
do grca, many things which to the sobric.
ty of age, will look like folly hut what Of
that? Who would clothe oyhood with tho
dignity, invest it with the gravity, or cndow
1t with the wisdom Of the finished many 10
do so would be to rob life of its brightness
and glo'y--to take away its spring tlme--to
plumber II oi ITS iiowcrs--to silence the voice
of gladncsS--to still the music of the singing
birds, and to Danish it's loylicst sunshine.
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APr6 ll.-Both houses occupied on phi.
yate bills Of which IS were passed in the
senate, including one for the relic; Of the Of
ticers and soldiers Of the Army who sus-
tanned losses By the San Francisco and Win
field Scott disasters; aud large number
passed in the house too tedious to emu
mcrate." Adjourned over TO Monday.
IyrH IA Kansas speech in the senate.
Nothing in the house to make note Of
Agra l5.-In the senate, Mr. Russell,
from the post.OGicc Committee, to which
was referred the memorial Of Mcssrs. Van,
dcrbilt and Livingston, reported hill to en-
courage new steam nlyig1t on lines, and TO
provide Tor the transportation of the mails
and other purposes. Ia the house, the Sc
nate bill was passed authorizing the payment
of Jacob Dobs0n for services as a volunteer
from California, in the Mexican war. Beng
colored man, and the law not permitting
him to enter the army, this special act is ne
c,ssary for his relief.
dpra lG,-ln the s, nate, the bounty land
bill was debated, and the ill was laid aside
to enable Mr.. Jones, of Iowa, to reply to the
speech of Mr. Harlan, on Kansas affairs
Mr.. Jones addressed the senate. In the
house, very noisy debate occupied the day
on the proposition to purchase 1000 copies
Of DR.. kaine's narrative Of his Arctic cXpc-
diion to be given to the members. The res
olution was finally pissed by 4 maiorLsy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-04-19

SriuDr.-Mr l.. Il. Touker, respectable
citizen Of Pekin, H., committed suicide on
the 1h inst, by cutting his throat with
razor He was derangcd at the time, in con.
sequence OF a rcccn. severe ATTACK of sick.
ness. The deceased leaves wife and two
Children
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Tug GREAT BRpGE.--Mr. Henry has an.
nounced that the Great Bridge will be open
hy the last of this week. The wo, kmcn are
now LAYING down the track. The draw is
workcdby two men, and operates admirably
We congratulate our citizens upon the com.
pl,tion ct the great undertaking. Hoct
k'm1,r
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The WrsTruy FEVER At The EAsr--The
New Hampshire Iotriot Of late date says:
We hear of persons in all sections Of the
State, who are starting for the West, or are
preparing to 60, while many have already
gone thi, spring. In one day last week, an
agent Of one oi the great routes to the Wc>f,
sold fifteen tickets to men going from this
vicinity. There is no doubt that more pco.
pie will leave this State for the West this
year than have gone in any three past years.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-04-19

y private letter written from Central HI
noiS, says "1he growth of last year on
the peach is almost universally killed. Ma.
ny of the cherry and pear limbs injured
apple trees not much Injured. The Usage
Orange is in good condition"
The Usage Orange hcrcabouts isnot gene
rally in good condition. Many hedges that
were fine and lourishing last fall are cut to
the ground, and in some cases even the roots
are killed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-04-19

The bill " for the suppression of intern.
pcrOncc" passed the New York House on
Monday. 1t repeats the prohibitoy law
and substantially rc.enacts the license law
as it stood before the passage of the Maine
law
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-04-19

We have received the April number Of
the Illinois Teacher, an excellent periodical,
which no teacher should be without. II is
published at Peoria, by Mason & Hill, at one
dollar year.
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"!hc Old Ranger Ex-Governor John
Reynolds, suggests that the Old Illinois
Rangers now living in the State, have meet
ing and celebration at Alton, during the SEES.
sion Of the next State Fair
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EXCHANGE OFFICE OF
TRUE X " NTERMNN,
INSURANCE, lAn0 AND COLLECTION AGENCY or
TRUE IL WATERWAY.

'''lVH' F'0V'' N NdU1NgtI'S WOtN, O'fdird, INs.
COLLECTIONS made In our vicinity at usual rates
Lands purchased and sold ut moderate commissions.
TITLES Investigated and abstracts furnished
Deeds aud other Instruments made out and acknow.
edged.
Policies issued In the following Insurance companies!
~ NWs County NUtHW fic, Insurance co.;
INiHOiS .NViudi de- dO
stephenson tOuHty WU,Wdi dO do
Adt'o"W Loan Fund me Insurance Society.
WM NJ. TRUE,
june by ISAAC v WATERMAN.
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ElliE partnership heretofore existing between !. s
Mitchell and H. T., Mitchell Ia the livery business,
known as the firm of j. : II, {. Mitchell, was on the
sh day Of April 1886, dissolved by mutual consent All
due the old firm payable to j. $ Mitchell, who con
tinucs in the business NJ the old stand ,.,,,,.,,
j. 5. MITCHELL,
apiO-3W u. G.. MITCHELL.
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Maj y. i Trail, an officer Of the Mexican
war; aud well known citizen of Illinois,
died in Columbus on the llth inst. after a
| ng and painful illness
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WNpTG Ur.-Thc Augusta (Ga) ChroDi.
con, Tie Bank Of the Interior, and the At.
'au'a Bank, are in process Of winding up
their affairs.
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EmTIsu MAGA2lNEs.-Wc are in regular
receipt Of the four great British Reviews
the Edinburgh, the North British the West
minister, and London Quarterly, and Of the
Edinburgh Magazine, reprinted by Leonard
Scott & Co., 81 Gold st., y. Y.,-and they
contain an amount of choice rcading-thc
cream Of English literature which certainly
at the same cost cannot be obtained in any
other form. The new volumes commenced
with January, and as some time is consumed
in the reprint, the present is still favorable
time for new subscribers to begin.
Terms qf Sg5srripiioQ-Any one Review
or Backwood, 81 year. Backwood and
one Reviewer any two Reviews, s.. The
four Reviews and EIachwood, SO. -Four
copies to one address, $50
The following are the contents Of the
"North British Review" for FcJruary, not
hitherto noticed France and Scotland; DR..
heorgc Wilson on Color Blindness; Scottish
Schools for thc Middle Classes, Bunsen's
Signs Of of the Times; Mcttray aud Red.
Hill; Ben Jonson; Recent Sermons-Scotch,
English and Irish; Hotels; Italian Charac,
ter and Italian Prospects.
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\ little daughter Of Mr.. J. :. Anderson,
Of Jacksonville, H., while playing with other
children around fire IN the street on Sa,nr-
day evening last, f.lI into the fire and was
so severely burned that she died carly on
Sunday morning
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-04-19

SIGNALS or DIsrGEss.--A the late election
in Franklin county, Kentucky, when the
know-uothiugs Unexpectedly fou d they
were losing the day, their aignals ofdjatrcs,
IA blood rcd heart made of papcr-wcrc
freely scattered in every direction. Blood.
red hearts, however, were not tyumps that
day, and didn't win. The brethren were
threatened, coaXed, and begged; but all
wouldn't do. Like calm spirits from the
Vastly deep, they would not a0..
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4 Rare si,ri,cr

RIO purchase large and valuable Farm ON time The
i owner oilers his tlrp, situated within two miles Of
Eirlvlc Station, the Chicago, Burlington Quincy Il.
r., consisting NJ Hi2 acrcS-u acres valuable timber the
ballnc, improved prairie, adjoining the timber well
tered and fenced together with the growing crops for $50
per acre. Most OF the purchase money eau remain On
tine, For further particulars enquire OF \. J. GROVER
Earlyill,, III. Hpl9atf
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Chicago! chicago: Chicago!

Great Sale Of Rrai Estate al Chic 90,
Is the State Of Illinois, commencir. on
Thursday the 9th day of June, \. y. 1906,
and 10 be continued until al. the lots
and lands herein de.criheh are
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Cornelius NraEhal, l>G Fulton -.
y. Il. Potter a Co., 1863 Broadway, cor Cuurtlaud st
Rushmurc, Cone Co. Y and II Warren St, y. York
Hunt Lane, Congress, Street.
Abncr Carts, Pearl Street, boston. apig
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NOTICE is hereby given to all persons interested in
~ the estate Of John Fcnton, u hnatc, that -hall
apply the County Court Of Ln sale County, Illinois,
nj the June term, 4. u l~iG, the first day of sad
term, thereafter counsel can be heard,
order to sell the Real Estate of said unatic, pay
claims against him. Said Real Estate is the ELI neg,
Sec, %, 7. 30, r. east 81 y, said Court meets
the first Monday In June lS5d
PATRICK TRACY, CoRse'rd'0r.
GLOVER 4 Cook, Solicitors. aplg
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H. persons indebted to for services Of horse last
n wear or Tor anything else, will please call ut the
auction .tor, and settle, aud Afby uco costs This
In r,rnr.t' hplg-iNl CAPT. \ y. REED
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Oltnwn IInmmnn,ihic rhnrmncy.

I ,OtruR MCNAMARA respectfully informs the homr
opntlc physicians aud friends OF the system that he
has on hand good assortment OF the best MEDICINES
complete In physician and family medicine chests IN
Tinc,urcs, blutious, and lntura,ons; also, Pocket
Cases of Medicine, from ~ to :, each, and Domestic
sN"onicc In Nnttinrcr's Block, third floor Jan 20
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\ lIlNr TO EXTEND MS Fill.
more is going TO Asia. As lac will not be
needed in this country for the next four
years" the Boston Chronicle cannot see why
he should not extend his pilgrimage to Cen.
trail Africa and write up Tmbuctoo.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-04-19

np.Hf tram 4. H. tOj T. "
SIGHT md time Exchange on
NEW YORK
BOSTON,
~. LOUIS,
CHICAGO AND PHILADELPHIA
Also, ou England scotland, Ireland, and cities and
Towns In Continental Europe, amuug which are the FOL.
lowing;
AMSTERDAM, COPENHAGEN, HhMBuRGu
BREMEN, COLOGNE PARIS
BERGEN, DRESDEN, U\NKE
BRUSSELS, FRANKFORT o. VI. MNRSEILLES,
BADEN BADEN, VIENNA, STOCKHOLM
ST pEILRSBURGH.
Interest allowed on Deposits
Gold aud Silver Coin, bought and sold at current rates
Collections made In this aud other States aud Europe
The Planters aud Mechanics Bank, Dalton crcuin.
ton issued 10y me hold myself responsible for in every
respect u VIII be baukublc at the Hank of Ottawa as
other good currency, tDgv s9l GEO. :. FISHER.
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ICE CREAM SALOON,

NJ EBERT,
4 THANKFUL i0r The liberal pttronag. bestowed upon
Dis L. Cream Saloon last year. tuac. pleasure .U
uoupras tu tas public that b. N again open for tue seize
sun ou Ntur' yg'r ming, .ip.R IHN. lis room, have
been enlarged thoroughly renovated, re1Irui-hei. and
lighted with ga, rendering them cheerful, airy, and
comfort h.p aulg-.lNH
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EsNNk or OTTAWA

NNEtitn-n Adams. ou tine la.h lust. ny i,a, ".
l.a'ar'r, Mr. Anal hItHct, u Iowa, and Miss MARY T..
PWEgr, % Adams, Iu Sale cp.
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NOTICE + hereby given, that the gas will he shut oil
~ from the city and after the 10th Of April few
days, for necessary repairs
npiD WAL CoGsW Ei,lr Supf
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dlJe Dailg Gpl1lrt.
BATON ROUGE UasTs vi, 1850.

las CatLtUrH'a-lh an article on this
newly Invented steam musical machine, the
New York Times throws out the following
ideas, which we think should be put into
practice
There IL one great advantage which The
Calliope would possess for sea-going steam.
ers two steamships passing each other,
might at least proclaim 10 each other their
nation, An American steamer would play
Yankee Doodle or 4" Hail Columbia
which would lie responded 10, as the ease
might be, by rattuM pour Ia Epts,n OF
"Goh save The Queen A system Of must
cal Signals might easily be invented by
which twc steamships could keep up a
conversation either al night or al distance
81 a mile, Imagine the effect Of two squad
rons If steam tnenaoIwar going to battle
with the steam pipes on one side scream
ing oui" Hail Columbi,p or Yankee Deod-
To-" and On the othpr,a britannia rules the
Wsvp.u
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Hs u ID NJ IL KEssnEs 81

TUsT, RECEIVED The following works
- The lost Fieiress, The Mother IN Inv
The Tnrse Of Clifton; Virginia aud Mag
dalene3 shannenials The Missing Bride
The Wife's Victory The biseafded
Daughter; The Deserted Wife Confess
sinils Of Pretty Women. by Miss Pardp
The Planters Northern Bride The Adop-
led Son, Confessions IT Oh Elton Boy The
Two Fathers, Spanish Romance The
Upper Ten Thousand The SISTERS, or the
Fatal Marriges Ernest Iinwood Vesii-
tvs of reailnn Duke Of Ma'ehmont -, the
Ruined Gambler, Bleak flnhsa by Dick
en.s Mysteries Of Paris, Wifes Trials ,
lealaps Wife, Gamhlar'a Wife Orphan
Sisters Young Duke REM or The Snow
Bird; CLARA Molelabd, Count Of Monte
Cfigtn For sale by
julY2o GEO. M, TEROMAN.
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THH SroRM TN ST.. MAYS PARtsHe-~
We learn from the Franklin Journal that
the late awful storm was very destructive
Ia that parish, In the town several stores
suffered by The lose Of goods, and the
unfoohng. of houses, Messts. ], Levy n
Co, dry goods merchants, estimate their
loss at $4,000. The injury TO the cane
and corn crop has been very great. Whole
plantations were totally ruined Sugar
houses, mills, stables, and dwelling houses
we,e blown down and animals killed The
Ics.aoi estimates the loss IN the Parish At
half million Of dollars. On Bayou Sale
the storm was very severe rrostrating fen.
ees and crops, aud blowing down and
greatly iniuring i've or six sugar houses .---
On Bayou Teche, considerable damage was
also done 80 Bulletin 18Th inst
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FEM MALE 4 EMIN a II y

y 50 W. - - II w II A'a y > ' - ~ ~
Mr.. 4 MRS CAsTLBTON having associated witt,
wi themselves, MISE CHAPMAN and nHtet eafi-
petent Female Teachers will be ready iiee Fuianfr
hY Oct, Rrst, TO take limited number Of board
Ing and day Scholars.
A large eon,modipus and elegant building fs N
process " erection which will aHltrd airy. heals
Thy and abundant aecuttnela tons fot thirty
bortIets to which hnber Ills Ippsr trert " 'iml-
ted. besides y capsciuus !" Study Rail- and re-
citation ard Music Rooms.
The year of ten mouths l. divided lnto foet
Tel nc, and teatiers must pas ualftetlY ~ al
vance. This IA imperative, etltorin easf N nsEn-
table equivalents.
Mr.. Uastetnn, will take sreriai charge M the
Graduating Uiass, and Will devote the best ~ liis
talent and requirements 10 cultivate the taste nm
Literature aud Science. ne well as 70 make ihe'n
N elltsrnt on al important insts and prihei
pies,
Patrons had better feuiaer ard enroll iheiF 20
piis as early ne possible, both dag and boarding
pnpls. that full preparations may he rlads 10
tlu,e5
Each boatdnr mist provide ellTet finn ana
ppoop NAPKINS and Hine hea and heGdinE alt
distinctly marked with her. rarna.
All The branches Of al elegant Southern e1ufn-
tim, viii be taught ar1 vocal huae upHn ne
meet approved artistic principles. will be 4 daily
lesson,
For terms aud further particulars, nrplr X
NV T rAafitfnN.
July tot BATON ltenge, ia4.
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HVsr EssygUgss Esxs-s, mr..

4 ETTBHs PATENT ron THE UNITED STATES
" were granted 10 SAMUEL II. GILMAN, Of No
~ Watches street. New Orleans, under the date
81 Dee q, 1874 for q furnace for burning wU0D
aud BAGAHsT
fhe Furnace combines the following qualities,
as fnlly proved IN tatihn otr
aRFHR FR0fiS 7HE PRE9ENJ' REAEOR
ist--ft works entirely by a natural arangbt
ana without the aid If = ltinwet
m--lt contains no Crate Bars mr. ptber t,,ps
10 the Interior
Sai1-tt hevef requires stopraes cfihe mitIio
have lts ashes tlppfnnd nut
dth.--The Bsgssep IL t,avtr s,j,rad ~, ,,,,b,a
after It utrives In tho fyt,sre
htht-it hnfns all the haeasse. and mikes
steam enough tn run the mill enigma IA affair,
battery, and pumping enpiae,
Wfa isHe min Ftfpaee ttathps I'M q, mn ), c,o,,
~ hnn'efnhn IN eohpbfahee NTH he abgps frs
cenafti0hs.
This furnace makes no prstensipp 4. tu,b p.s,
asqp nihha end dops uet resemble any ,,bs,
furnace IN single feature If tts t,t,p In he
principles upon wiich II works, n. In the rasplts
which IT produces; neither Dies II approach tba
rights 81 ahg either party reports circulated 10
the contrary aft Ct mere tricks NJ trade" tpovn
10 he false hv those who make n ea irnpted
only 10 deceive the public, and palm Of articles
that cannot stand trnn their own merits M
perspn vii be allowed 10 cell. make hr uaa my
Patent Furnace, without authority from me
nrd all persons having such authority will he
fHllF guaranteed In It's undisturbed usa and pos.
session.
MY Patent furnace is "a applicable to n train
"fkeities "a to steam boilers and am t,tpparad
:" contact ~ pPpiy It To burning the Barasse TO
h'tl cane itiicn In The common train bf kettles.
nhaef - satisfactory guarantees to The pur.
chaser.
n trea tlse IN the whole subject, In ptsmpes
form, with drawings nc. E. tn he had of hi subssti
ber, by mail ar otherwise
SAMUEL n GILMAN,
81 Matches
fbt Gn,d 4 Hos otiaaa.
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fE7HE ATTENTION d families aud
4 Others aralIen ~ he slach OF Family
Groceries. nj The n. f. Corner Of tatt
Of tUutt louise Squire Consumers III The
lower end Of town ran he saved tho here's
silly Of Turning " Town as iaf o. Chuch
street Iof . barrel 81 Flour or key dt Lard,
~ stopping here Articles sold al this es-
tahI,shmpnt are exclusively Of the besf qfai
nv ard VIII bear The closest scrutiny. --
Prices range bat slightly above quotations.
nar2l NJ & BRYAN.
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MssrsNtrs or CONTINENTAL TeA=MAR.
Tss ,~~Atrccicus decoctions are served mp at
the best hotels In Switzerland as tea aud
eedee, The ingredients ofheth being always
boiled over and over agair, While stroll
ing about the grounds Of the large hotel al
Sehaahausen, we, tAthenaun) actually
found the evening tea-leaves drying on linen
sheets ready for the mornings breakfast
quite as thing of course Guide books
should protest against these proceedings. as
aftera weary, bot days Journey, nothing
sets one up like a cup Of good tea. III ee'e.
ras can be aided roiente
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fgNllE public are hereby notified, hal The
q undersigned puts u fnolion To-day aud
vii keep ii the service. a Public Hack --
The vehicle will he III charge of Air Brock
an experienced driver who may he found
1T OF near tho Harncy House. Orders lnr
the Hack to be NJ any particular place at
q certain time--it left at either of the
stables, will be attended IL
lulf7a HnBT. HEAfs
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WATER Cisterns, uHpprts AMI fwers
w oval, oc'agon and rolaled Hal I4npI,e
enamelled Stew Pans, block tin and iron
Saucn Pans, turned ttasa Preserve ket.
Tics; css' itnn and earthen SriIoonst oval,
square and Gothic Waters. SAVERS and
Tea Trays Lamp Globes Gimmcts and
Wick rich center table French Busters
common Yankee ditto. common, wooden.
Furnished. Htitlania and silver plated Ia
BE Casters. at MuNthN N tiuauer.
mays Church street
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FIWE Flower Queen way ycs Pussy
Bell brandon. Don't hc angry Mother
Norms March Seteuahe March, 'ily
Midnight Hour When The moon ~ the
lake is heamng Aurora Galonatlp Sa~
lutte q Ia France Willie we have missed
yog; and Shanghai Polka, iust received
and Tor sale by GEO M. HEkNnNN.
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Wow Opening.

4 LARGE assortment Of China, Glass
"A and Flint Ware, ornnHented Toilet
SETS China and Tin Wen Coolers, a.
sorted sizes, SELF Sealing Stu,t Cans, So.
lat, LaIl. aod Astral Lamps.
Also rtst received tlue assortment Of
Rocking Chairs, Atmofs tables, NC, &c
iuYiO + PIPER " C1.
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DEHsUNN having nonay tn spend int
! Groceries, cannnt do hpttet thur call al
the brick building recently erected Oh The
corner 81 Africa and 81 Ferdinand streets.
where a gHfi pro- q''o Ia always roaiy fat
exchange. Additions and supplies ara con
stan'ly receiving, NJ q BRYAN.
inlv9n s l. Cor Enntt nnnsn salnrn
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saNv nra AnAN tsan.les.

{ TKOSSEUT, ri, FNn0eI, KIp, Ten0n,
" Steel and brass back Butchers, BON,
Webb, Pruning, Back aud Key hole Saws,
assorted sizes mud the most ol them Of
Spear \ Jackson 3" make, Always Oh
hand at the Hardware Store Of
lan25-y. -.ARaulrH Il LANour.
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The United State Senate adopted
resolution on Friday week, directing
the Committee on Finance to report
upon The propriety Of correcting, by
law, the present erroneous statement
Of the relative value Of the dollar and
pound sterling aud upon the feasibility
ofsome mutual plan whereby the
relative value of tho coins aforesaid
can be made easily aud exactly com.
measurable. The committee will "a.
port at an early day next session
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VVan,ten svn.r. Hrnnn.s. lfruallca. -,

Waa',tn sNn,c. Isrf,nnss. lfr,tsica. SO.
HAND Broons; Wisps Heath batsc.
III White wash. Marking, Setubbus COBB
web and Paint Brushes. Churns. Reels
Butter Dashers; Towel Rollers; Butter
Stamps, Wooden Spoons, Salad Forka 4
Wooden Pale, Pissins; Cciar lula,
Water and Well Iiutbrts, Coro pipperz
Wash Boards, Wood Scnerg Flty-, Fails.
&c. MuNrAN Is HGGuEf
mnpG. Chnteh Street
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-08-21

AMERICAN CONSTITUTION - That Il
a beautiful figure Of Win,hropoa IL
reference TO our constitution, whore lie
says; Like one Of those wonderous
rocking stones raised BY the Druils,
which the finger Of a child might Vi
brate to its centre, yet the might Of an
army could not move il from il place.
our constitution Ia so nicely poised,
that 1t seems TO sway with every
breath Of passion, yet so firmly based
in the hearts and affections Of tho peo-
pie, that the widest storms of treason
aud fanaticism break over It Ii vain.