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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-09

qua. Aosshidh, ds
men pouring ip:ather unne'ea, 49, support Of alto
on, has drafte battalion 70 'ns who hasshic,s
hi, ally, the Pesident OF hon ~.o.analas asah IN
wrongs to recess w,rr wrought m the first shpn aayi
of Nicarasa gold, the proauo0 ana - am mongNe los,
Cd and wanght by Americansn .,sr,s,, .4~;rr u fu,
s.seis Gu -, are two. Gs5Bf eaifforniaPs long as
thersSce 'ced in mining operations, asd pos 10
of ample capital. Who whaa,bSfith providing
E sess for the purpose ., f,1, deyelopsment il
S ps's1s machinery, for fh' iA-' n
} ,eir resources. having latterly been
ly Of General attention hasiNs y and direct
e. me "a from ssgrim visageo wa, Of the Re-
III ver'vu Gu nermanent colonizsp0n - the world
ste ID to the r;selv thrown open to 'n' s,rner
oi public, n lands. guaranteeing TO eS Of six
ee the pun occupation and resiuo result 90 each
i after an 90 ceres. and 100 additions. "a nv
~ months his family, free forever ,ands are
eel member u II is enacted that sacn Of
m spe0ian' -, e, exempt from every. 'f
IN taxation. evidence of master. = .
reb lhei' ;tod to the present exige'e.. an IN,
sant;ful country and By yyasIon aRa to its shores
'sian mehsoi' Se indicative VI ' ,,ta
turs II o2 fsor fSa who promises to be h0' vs. -
Mt OF man ihI a.snus continues free from epiatn
NJ .hs Transit route is sais' TX 1M-
army and the i.''''
. and and pleasant. ,d sinclecsIf Ifdepar-
thing :. - among the passengers sterea sls heavy
llAa 20 from California ..rom Cape Florida
usror, '"rT The ,e star of the of Cane Hatteras
an1Oh ,as hns from @ the broke e one @ Of the al
E when a to within fftyzes-being. however prSs
, week where shslspncate, the accident - % or
he vat pump ,s;gsTed by the staff 0fsnslps '
Blsers arasn wreck ashore psd-distanc'
we ar noIhe 2ad.l. co~r;sntcs and lsdtonio, appia
0ge.n een oaNlsons-masts oal ans6uiwarks gone
oie sntly of c,eayoreach in her MID
hips - "a the sea. 49, at her name or ma
edis Of "a "a..s-coS not ~ man
,ss a,s ton. 25 40, N, Ion. 10 son =. !.
0 0an. On thd ~ heavy laden, steering ,N Z
Baltic spoke AZ s:nal v. Y on white % tr;ots,
he Eng with ssgers report over 1a5 Ne arasua
of these Thexfor Gsnerspla rspassengers sayinr s.,
ce which istsac froyv arrived in Now York,--ss,
atty maps 9csA,ains (probably) lso .aFiHibqstsFu.
i fos,seft in New Granada for Gsssssl = 8
~ 'sf ts ssz zsz ss7s. * ~ f.szzsz -
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-09

rbo co,y ICoanissioners and Auditors
20 in sossl f1is Fsel, adjusting the account
,f tho IT, nfcr an making the annual set
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-09

rr.byr f,ry ML.-EEe call the favora-
,,,o atteptin of,eiublic to this hotel. 1t is
III l-or bor, n1i the clever and gentle
II I,,,91ordjG Nay, has way of making
- era.ts &. .e,thme that is quite refresh
49, anil we,palcuated to secure to him a
,arta ran oflAon,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-09

jaEss.- haven.ws from Washington ci-
he sta, q which d,y several ballots were
Ifbr Spe3 q withost resulting in an eiee-
tTkc lase or 9tth. hllot stood banks 10
kdson Fuller "a, gathering To- 6
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-09

TT Is said there is yillags,ein Mlchigah -
s..,,;,... : church bell is - every DAY a. =,
issr s the people to es.ke saes as they nave
ne ehpis ga fas.t allsS glno.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-09

T1r IpErs. Fur sold in Philadelphia on
sa.nr I ..t at fro $3.50 to $8,S7t, Wheat 81
Rxa Nsorn 7S,lnd Oats ~ cts.
n !, fime dpy in New York, Flour sold at
Iu d EtErgh, EF5ur brought from 81 to So, as
8. nv, Rydstets, Wheat 81 so and Corn 40
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cLEA1FIELD, w
Tyrone &c ClearfieDexa-

hhToR OF THE "RArrsxe beey md
a,as ny Deer sir'-Ase all-iEt r. our
dressed of late upgasion r. .sIf 70 os
6aro' 1f our Railroad spoken ant1sn !, ms sass to
present cand % Z and Prog Sars, which,
of your idn tindzss to cali iIrits of our
the followiD statement. I'm continued
trust, ma revive the have been led
over-anxaus oo-workS kSrrriss are once
siIence.e-.d apparent the Tyrone and
20 believe that the eaned its last, and is
n,oe,.s,a nors sh'insuishake that were.
nosr usA,,e,u nnn, na,f at resent sum It up, up,
now A, namDersn caEtal o stock oo6a, of on,
tho as snsomt assufot to oer sl4o,oooao'
ene ! snDs% ia donarss being snfiiclen e.,
~jtbi1 Simp13W Il Iaarter-theray enabling GIN tn
to e oRnine and tom to snnlsnes sasasaS as'In in
co.. any top the line of thf proposed -
SSations sooz as the wealth will ' perm, m,
5vemegf statement will think, 1tit H. gl, II
The f0C%gof the subscriptp list to IN
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-09

Rushn scis andas chiS'
| Russsu ,gsFf sion. with an arm
In t0g nno,,nea to our position al
nunneieae 20 accomplish anythi'
= caIaccoplish. Besides the ma al
that y e s,s like Marlborough, C0nqus, n
new ritor nmanuel sutieJ' 0nan,
, brunsf ~ we fioatcd WITHIN 'n0
e and Il. M ala wi be ready for service ,s y, ',
J ,o,Irean the spring. ha0n !"
81 the I;tns.es the debut upon '',o ~,
a tna' so,. lhlf Oxen little gunboats-Da %
er er' sp 1azers-whose aesas Ss We
m snase. j bile their names. Ahoss
~, m ,,v Adulte upon having asaA'aDiu snin
We Er T. rSeforty line-of-battls szas salp : !,
= sunft Of the new heavy armes'
'ns for sboutNt{ corvetses ana NOS s.S 'or saoun
to war. Of lish. d,aass5 4 the s'1' B
'rln. I'm. The vi b thus be team, most of
Gus pssslia. .,,si.ssly ssssass
s1rsE ks more than 'nr which. v
:. At IL, Il any Iso.s ss useful corps =
as' |s',.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-09

. eficonsneing poii;ic-u.sqTs...o =
.rts for, appropri,tcr FIRING OF serious serious
s. liberation. The lary sqle Of he message
tsn above the satse offorms documents
frc, he same sOurcs 9hilG. BnIst'N'
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-09

II. oad 70 this, we have the followiR addition
,'.l,scr;rtions made by a few of Ae friends
d, So -,aos,.e, at an informal gaaering at
T-uofonte on Friday last-with ae under
,.-g that the amounts are to besancelleo
's.iiy by a like number of. shares collected II
other quarters and by the persons rssresent
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~ Al with the Indians have recentlyoc-
Estate of Floriia Lieut.. G.. l.. Hart
IA fers, and seven privates are supposed
killed by pariyof IS Indians, on the
eeh exeitemeIt prevails. %
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-09

ate, and lr. Wright, of
Tu Of the House. On the
: i,a "a Usage was received and
ienate elected the fol-
,eaa .Maguire, of Cambria,
Ie.assistant; N. Weiser,
gis,y I'd transcribing clerks
=. alarms; VIM. Ralstg
toi and S. Carson, -
III, hessgnger, and
t1ot In lhe House, w 'ack'
h'z,S |. nI cle{s; J.cob zlgler ap-
oi vi S. RirSefng, /. w
points G W. K. Minor, tran' |,
aoof es B! sM ON elected ser,
cri0'h Coleman idoorkeeper, anS =
gean' 'zessenger Mr.. Montg9r =,
'ohl the uo;sA a joint re9r
cry $ finally afer debate, r.
,.onj Inst, fox he Nelsctif
uuoo33F u /,
fnos.-1be s,ennlssSPrk c
II ,,baA,tonl m arrived afSf,I
trOn ona6 datsi to the hex most
gn sooaas two mi,lassA .aaAon nVsf Of
{h9FneOer paisenssk.n ;ssk.nd ptTon.
, teif ointeliitce iss6e TnrkisAor.
: HKis, witAetStf 81 petco prevA.
9Ge. wnSf is Enown, exeoA
c IraF. ISrinee Esterhauy toy
5, Ta tofnaain propositions to
r ha aA that f they are de-
e. Xrg tghl lor will depart.
u I,pcEaA +, hll of interest
Iot .na arsding, 1t CON
,..luOpg = estenS' ''''',,ter |
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] L.sisktize

- ., l85es Hlyaat legislature met at Har-
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largely eXceeN

! fund Mnntoa by law. ,,s-s...saaexNr
! as "a. one .i,stann have largely eNceeS
4 tour or i've y.a;tnres Of the government n
ordinary of the large anu ~ completion
1t IN ss mon the Treasurs sur, the Portage Rail-
of the North bi.' Eindred improvements ba.
en- road, and oths thss+ead of being reanoeu, a1,ount
ct- public dep. This increase periods,
ie- been honndition of the dess 1S,;ns statemey
rid Iii be seen in the tabular ait sncs
Ter, The message atiairs of COnnI2tne total debt
six the hnans1S' ths end Of which IA 23t 80, AT
Zach 1891, W State Amounted 10 the debtFsaeeanteu eat
" Of the close Ss of the year as increase be TO-
are me me 500 "A, beinday of Decg derease
. Of S5e S5. On the iss sy7 ,994 y, & year, the
debt @as anosy oS
sterly coprse of wbn,aas foyge laying the tracnf
# this ments weps Railrgd and for other Plrpos
IL mn new PS.,5iia Rs5on the Treasury "efe'
,ores, the Coi.a,,aasSans, promptly para.
,ts ON ThfsSb 20 undertake an! he" u aD,,ron,i
It's ao- sdt inc grovement. limiting al appfoP'ie
states-P Rety,nllpn nctnal demands of the occasion
intsSo the - az economy in all departme ent
tStIsLns o-sment, and holding tho receiFln
lhs sI,nrsng agents of the Comm onm eln
lid accountability WIN rc,,,,, :. ~
<Ek- arss;tures rss and under ordinar! ~ el.cuins.Al :
snar expenditure ',,,,ol surplus of the revenues
ses l;ca leasS fo Tie redemption OF the pupii
eavy debit .....5 roce;nts and expenditures fo
orida Ine IaTs fsraI wear win be presented to yo
teras, Z the report of the State Treasurer. ane Is
@ air ;a.s from the usual sources Oh fesenu'
,rov d,,o the ordinary expenditures, may eAcee
a,'o mn, of one million and hai OF oolars.-
on These estimates may ,..i, ..rtaint,
IS oh its bnt cannot be relied upon Win Ger
suI,s, ~" prs ,hirty-eigbth section OF the act
tance 18th April. 1915. entitled can Act 70 pr
s.s tbe ordinary expenses Q, eos sefnlnen 70
,ro,a | tbs repair Of the canais ana Tho -
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from the Lon Globe, Dc l9'1
The Ne Campaign.

Nb,Fngland ", to war in 1854, she had
m 81 1ses for whisew ca, pronounce them
yes o6rely irrensibld practic'"s, ,;,,tary |
|sd fgnctloms .,,n. os,af ,f's wss the despatch
rsssstasIe bl 4ts' a to tie Baltic and s0ms %as
ada leS - - " "a. The feet Wa
Tp y ',sss ,ssa d 'b.aSJ son whas sr0tesausisy
my Pr o. = sIaiers were mero''
nod no zinc ! - aO9 OS9ots,tent-escept as re
I a as disc1'fss ansallait5ymttla 1sient and oomplss
O. in ths asll. The nature a1ia0s and to nos
h4se shortcgningsre too no'ol 20 rspe
w wlpitulati'' 9' g. sF Id !. further than e . .
ut it is only a tstw have ,ana nassa
i iissir effects. Vsvelheless Ens'aao be gre.
. ssd to stand nat uHorthiiy Oss'p ,,, nsr are
u, and she MY haestly claim aassaieve
nd rincipal r.alts hat have ps' =
Ii .sion
'uss
- aptu
artnYinka ..zzs.side
nftb,t fbrtresiwhict~ ~ tz5T,ent
Oh NY -. andne chief lnstruA-i -
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EssasG sGIhs Z. ~ Marshall arrested
SOP as Cineinna1 9Th, charged
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an excess of recelTf
of ~ o-osvol 81
tuIeSs &c extraordinary
were S1,246,193 81, az
completion of the II ew
the Allegheny mountains
North Branch cana' S81
lumbia railroad reLay
100 90; to thefe zen Of
s1,629 s5; tenota1oa q Z
so, and to rim tho
The balatcrest sueA.e
red for h,ary nezf 81
due in T The intel os@fe
priatIo9a 9aonweaith Pc = q
the Oo5d o,a5d August VI. 20,
ruaryl syl 'G gratifying e q
due j s,..psss. The g ~
Ssg rgaeeou economy m and "a a .,
aSIn,rddt aS her debt, to a cops
ootonfidentIy VI rl expecteAk 2
'0Til There is due by tN.'
inc No he sum
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lss | sfaf fceivs generas suDnort -.
[PiamqnlE Eith whif com ION interest. iO,n ,,l
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-06
TELEGRAPEED 70 THE CRESCENT.
FROM WASHINGTON
ny rnE sor1uERs. An NATIONAL. LIKES


WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE House has elected Cul-
ION Clerk by a.yote of l26 to 81.
The Senate discussed the proceedings of the Naval
Board. s''
A bill was introduced extending the term Of years
of naturalization.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-The appointment Of George
NJ. Dallas, as Minister to England, is confirmed.
Rebellion.
Upwards of a hundred students in Dickinson Col
lege, Carlisle Pennsylvania, have rebelled in conse-
quence Of the unjust expulsion Of four students.
Louisiana Legislature.
BATON ROUGE, Feb. 5.-There was no quorum to-
day in either House. The members are indnlging in
tensely in Mardi Gras fancies.
Telegraphic Deception.
The Southern line was falsely reported as working
through" a great portion Of the day, (5th,) and we
only ascerained that it was down, North of Augusta,
through a message from the agent of the Associated
Press at Augusta No blame attaches to the office in
this city. -s
River Intelligence
V1CKsBURG, Feb. 5.-The Natchez left this port at
o'clock and Che T. H. Larkin passed here at P NJ
The Southern Belle passed at IL o'clock last night
and the Edinburg at 2 M. 5M.
Markets. -
NEW YORK, FEB. 4-Orleans AIiddling, 10 1-l6c;
Uplands 92c; Corn, SIZE; Rice, 54c.
New YoRK, Feb. 5-Mess Pork, SIS 81 other arti-
cles unchanged
CINCINNATI, Feb. 5.-Molasses, - to 45c; other
articles unchanged.
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IS GEE. EBRAsT.g0Ns.

Among the many celebrated days and notable oc-
eurrenceso the year there few that in this section enjoy
pleasant reputation than that of
for the pleasant festivities which attend and the agreeabos
that illustrate -honored both sides of the Atlantic VAIN
those honos which are altogether festive and contain no sting Or
cause for after regret. &
Yesterday was MardGras, not sunny and smiling On our
bounds as have been many it's predecessors but with me same
warm heart and smiling that have been SO often ecoeu
IN wears that are buried Some feeble attempts there We're al
that street display which heraded the Oh Inc
evening" but pale and Intellectual fires only served TO snow
how heavy paralysis had struck the limbs and row II was only
in the that the lifebood still when the
day ended and business had sought repose Tor
the abors of the when the stars came out overhead
answering based in all halls The first OF the public
places proper observance had Tor the old man. wther
ed and gray, which we visited, was
ODD FELLOWS HAIL.-The fourth Of the series
Of Young Mems Society Masked Balls took place. at this
great Hail. with that large attendance Of fair ladies
fine music which render balls Of the Odd Fellows Hal
as recherche brilliant given in this city elsewere
at any season Of the year curious watch the growth
Of the company from when The burners frs. lit few
early attendants made their appearance the time when The
room was filed and the swelling music sent life like an electric
shock, through those assembled There great variety
fancy and character dresses many masks adornne
for occasion expected to be than usually worth The Ia
bor We not few should be happy to distinguish ant
describe Such preference would however, necessarily ap
pear nvdous TO those omitted whose claims might not be
worthy Of regard mus. suffice say that the excellence
the music Of the attendance of the entertainment hnrmo
ned admirably and made the well worthy of ,host
events If lfa =
-
nj,
bereH of M Pnqsar ,os 1s,- i, =; ',s 80
i; .-r,+ 49, aa.;, M, 49, - 80 10y ".. W:
and everything appertainng carried the spectator back
os hsannant Tha ,oa ~ 80 hror 49, ~, =; -
saws ,,,nrrnnor 20 ~ f, voc a i,, =,
,s ~ - ~ 49, 800 '.' - -
& , - a11t. si , 49, a ,na,a ,s ~ - 1917 -.
rro,d 10 10 . hoforra ,-oroIad oa ~ ;+ s r,;1. :.
e, -, T. ~ - IL -. -, - > -
- = .s5- =
9 ST. CHARLES IHEATRE'-o1 Ine many BALLS
II any enjoyed larger attendance an that which came of al
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IMPORTANT ARRrvAL.-Mr, Gschwindt arrived in
our city few days since, and has opened his Office
at No so Chartres street. He is well known to our
citizens, as he was here last season doubt all who
are DESTROYS Of seeing him, will avail themselves Of
this opportunity and commission him to furnish them
with specimens A late number of the Nashville
Union has the following notice in reference to them
of Nj Gschwndt an artist who though newly arrived in
cur midst already attracting much notice and admiration
This accomplished gentmNn with apparently many still
before HIM has attained degree Of excellence seldom seen in
Mr. has indeed lost time in the pursuit Of his fascinating
~ ian & The famous kossa he early LEFT
IN oing through The da and MID rdments he spent i've
eas his artists eye The glorious productions Of the
er and reye III dreams Of beauty be realized For the
Goaars ha acquired :he eh se!ons fo Which lis
some ii he Inst Journalists ii Paris WIN 'S p"'Ss
We gladly welcome him land and we think it speaks
been 50 readily aggregated after Tsdsnss oi PVT few
among the many Excellent artists assembled here Af e ron
or.nanee Of the elaborate and expensive work upon
We esn n; f fs1as giving short dsssypGn of he
Of the gentleman above meniend nrena1r v F IN
lion their mothers birthday Ii memorial two Of
picture was orginn:ed PREVIOUSLY NAV '''
the foreground The seated with one of the twins in
side reachng rose she has gathered for her crown
tbs opposite hull hidden Ky s oss s
which he is culng the choicest specimens AS Incidents re
kitten seen playing with ball. the feet Of the nurse The
while dog ajeaou little faSpre watches its movements viii
4 suspicion.
Fhe artist forged TO exercise his conveying
The fact The chidens DEATH and he has thus poei
cay aecatey they first portrayed life described
then the clouds above the images repeated
sprnaEed and accompanied by their guardian angels who
gnidnr them to the upper w0rld-hgher still eheruhn
await their coming with smiles Of welcome.
In studying this painting you observe beauties rarely
in other productions clearly that the artist foun
style peculiar himself combining the of the
man. The beauty strength and deaity Of the Italian with tn
grace freshness elegance Of the French schools What
mahle drawing What aGess and grace in the attitudes
Of Couture He has the transparency in the shadows h
same freshness in the Lights that great the miidl
tn Of the chief difficulties In painting true and
quistely blended What most be admired in Mr. Gswo
The softneSs which almost upercepbls outlines
away into the back ground painted III mental tint in pfse
keeping with the whole.
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Reach's Breast Eminent.

Every day proves and the value Of BEACH,S
BREAST IMMINENT persons and report HE great
benefit that they have derived from the of it. One ssvs
lungs healing very fast the bleeding which have been
troubled with for years has entirely esased the pain my chest
has left me- cough very little in fact feel Hike snew person
as gaining in flesh every day" Such the expressions
we hear dalyhut il does surprise for know such is
the result Of nine Of that Imminent Il
benefits The very worst cases. and verify believe the
of the Breast Ininent in conjunction with Cod Liver Oh
will Of consumption than any other treatment in
existence It remedy that intelligent physician but
approve. For sale by
E. D. BEACH,
Druggist and Apoiheeary
fe4 2p6t<W corner Ghgpss aud CusiQHh0RSe stsslg
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S 6 O . O O O
Improved EEUUGaaes E0ENae Lottery.

Improved EKnUGaafs E0E4y7e Lottery.
THE BEST SCHEME EVER OFFERED
Southern Military Academy Lottery.
By AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF ALABAMA
CLASS r..
TO BE DRAWN FEBRUARY llrH, 1886, IN THE CITY
MONTGOMERY, ALA,
WHEN PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
SEQ, 900
viii be distributed according 10 the following
UNSURPASS SABLE SCHEME!,!
One Thousand PrGZes!!!
TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS.
ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS
sc TIL E NJ H:
Capital Prize, $4,000.
1000 Prizes 800 Approximation Prizes +
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
Tie patrons Of this Lottery having evneed preference ror
Schemes with approximation prizes, have again introduced
them with the difference that there great many moro
than formerly
Price Of 1ickets-Wholes S0 Halves S. Quarters 81 Co.
Prizes in this Lottery paid thirty days the drawing
in bills of specie paying Banks without on
senation of the Ticket drawing the Prize
&c Bills Of all solvent Banks taken at par III con,nun
cations strictly confidential
sAM'L SWAN, Agent and Manager,
JAZZ Montgomery a la.
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In. HARRIso n, BEsEr ~ Onera

Mr.. HARRIsos's BENEFIT. The Opera Of ia
somnambula" will be produced at the st. Charles
Iheater this evening in its English dress for the ben
eft Of Mr. Harrison, of the Pyne and Harrison Eng
lsh Opera Troupe. 1t is different music from that
with which we have been favored by them, and Ger.
tanly if it has in English any degree of the popular
ty enjoys the other languages our musical friends
have before them feast Of delights which they will
do wei to duly consider The fact that the occasion
IL for the benefit Of Mr. Harrison, one of the leading
members Of the company and an artist of nnquestion
ed excellence, should induce his many warm friend
to endeavoE to secure a full house.
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RS The best evidence that can be aIttuced
in favor Of the ecac!ousness Of ooand German Bers
pared Dr. c. NJ Jackson is the unprecedented
them from all parts Of the Union; and although there may be
many compounds prepared and represented being worthy
liberal patronage yet feel constrained remark that the
number Of testimonials with which the WORTHY has
been honoed by Of the highest character
by, who found necessary to have prepare
ton is testimony sufficiently conclusive that cec.ual
remedy for the almost immediate relief Of those afflicted with
that ireul malady, Dyspepsia has been discovered
aLYerisemeEt cp4 lncd,E
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Tan TExAs Drpr-By private letter received il

THH Texas DEBr. BY a private letter received in
town yesterday from Austin, Texas, under date Of
s0th ultmo, We learn that the House of Representa-
tyes had passed the Senate bill accepting the bill Of
Congress Of $77590 900 for the payment of the credi
tons Of the late Republic of Texas. Not having seen
the BILL Of course We are unable to speak of its de
tails, yet we doubt not conclusion has arrived al
alike honorable to a noble State and the creditors
thereof. But, the future viii attend to its own de
velopments, and the Austin papers by the next mai
will tell the whole story.
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Amtiolv sales.

PEREMPToRY SALE OF TWENTY SPACIOUS a az he
very Valuable Tracts of fine Land, near tne pePo u "
OpeouBnS Railroad at hcDonoghsile g"r
BY N yIGNIE, Anctioneer.
tHuRSUAY, 9TH February, at 1S oclock9
will be sold auction ii Banks Arcade without any Limit,
70 effect last partition between tic heirs hG late Mrs. juno
David " " III 57E
Twenty Valuable and Large TRACTS OF LAND formerly
cuuVaed MS garden laying opposite the First Dtct NC
tween McDouoghyie the property Of r Marcy, ESQ
the Depot Of The opelousas Railroad, designated Lots No
Msssssppi te public road and the 6peonsas Railroad BY
will be exhibited at sale. ~ :" 20 f''
Temb-One fourth cash balance on credi, of g. "a
md is months for approved endorsed notes secured by
suge said Tracts. - ~ ~
Acts of sale before Guyol Notary rublc mt the cost
purchasers = " =
B~ Ithogaphic plans procured at the aucioueers
once, corner OF Soht stfee ana Exchange Alley janis
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These importations are it is presumed, to meet the
annual demand from the West, and would lead to the
superstition that no grass is expected to grow in our
streets. The bark Gypsy, reported above, was built
some seven or eight years since at the shipyard in
Agers on the other side Of the Mississippi river d
rectly opposite the lower faubonrg. y