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HL-NNA NIsrA NPRINGS

TETIE above named wafer ~ place will be in the best
ro5be stale OF preparation AID open for visitors on
She ls "a June any pertyn pay ng Dill Of $Z5 for
CUaua ions at the springs The ensuing season. and sub
set bEaae h re in the books Of h- Buena Vista Springs
Con ptUv shall be enuIsd RTecelD which shall be in
"a I ul=ut U FIST nsUl;nent the share Of stock pro-
vi5-d lgQ shares takeu those who have alIeady
taken stick shall have the same privilege
agvua Vista Springs, Logan county Nav 10th 1883.
H.....- JEFFRlfS
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$50 ReWArd.

Will give Tue 40 re rev I'd apyu shsnsIon and
L con1nem :ot 80 t1At cIl Orl1g N % i,uss, OF
ta % named LeON Gs man about - years OF s<s and
cark complexion, has curly hair and long Fsce a5 il
go CT ineos nIgh Sad Leon have eve rsAsUn .
oefeSe stole box OF Jswelry from me a. ar CosIIs
nous on Market street Ou the 18Th inssut With
the intention Of travelling n ough the COUNTRY "A rd
aF 70 dispose of de stated ABOUT time the box va
stolen that ne was partner Of niue 10 psiinng whoa
was false aud dOIot IS OAK u coy<r Ia
theft ms D. C.,SN -
jInelS-lw No. 49,
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SIOLEN IRON the subscriber near the PsntsutisTy On
- the night OF The sth inst, 8 0AN MARE s Se.rs
DID, 10 or 10 hands gh fos fot and one hnd foot
white, both fore 10 I, spt and knses Scared sbs m
very valuable mare N d. e eondluUn
ALSO 4 Brown Ma Z MULE 5 years old about ss
usn eS tne Mare There marks FecOecfed eSe os
small lump her len shoulder sooug the sEs of a
ms Die che was recently purchased from W & EIisson
and is also IL fine order
for the Mule. - -
jupe7-tf PETrp RraATzv
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KINGsTON hPRINGS.

rG'aE undersigned respectfully inform the public that
i7s popular wae II < place is nov ready Tor the re
aa ut visitors luTaI,ds aud others deslr TO seek
recreation ard rrpose il pleasant place of I.tJyIt will
..r 5hr5 a most desr be one. Prices tnOss Of
.t year lsud e music las been eng .ged ID will be
H. at;,ui1are CuJi,g : tn. season.
rrr.- sss KpFTDFR 4 RsKER
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Peter LoriIIard,

AANlFACrCEER
Nc a. CHATHAM STREET. NEW YORK.
GU "CESSUR ofPSTsR & GtosGE IoRrL,Bp offers for
INale a. kinds of SNUFF aud TOBACCOS in general
Frp rrleulars, PEcE CUaRENr en- be obta1ed by
undressing above. This EstabH hmeut is one of the
oldest og The kIuI il the United States.
l-zvsu-Ty
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EXPRESS NOTICE.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAIL

THE adams EXPRESS COMPANY have msd sFr
l. rang ments with the above Railroad for Daily Ez
press Line and are now pared 20 receive and foNar
Freight Packages &c By Passenger Trains HunLsVi e
Decatur, Tuscumbia and intermediate stations the u
Z. and n. & C. Railroads Small Pack rges at reduced
rates
81 Messengers leave Nashville daily at O'Clock %
"a Frsights to be forwarded by Express will called
for without extra charge A. X. HOLT
apr9 Agent
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itt u y. RIDLEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

KkOkUK. IOWA,
l also at'o0d u th purchase and sale of Real Bs
tate rl ard the vicinity Of Town and cities PGynen
oi iaFeS, 'av Location ot Land Warrants, sc
hsFhs 80 -Tav. VI m. Is. Cam bell aud HOr K. l.. Ca
Tu'ayas' j. Damon. teun Gen. K. Anderson Nashville
trHai iut JUS" ~. HGlld G4llal.u Tenn, VIM 4 Quarles
s.'HrE--'. - l-nH ap~92 trrwSr
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STEAMERS
NEW YORK, BREMEN Il SOUTHAMPTON
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

THE ships comprising this line WASH EA
i INGTON. Capt. E Cavendy; HER e{SF$E
MANN, Capt. Edward Higgins These stea- ssSsssHzks&
mers stop at Southampton, both going and returning.
PROPOSED pAIIs 81 sAILISe-le56
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SfrAEPd.

4 'hO9 Tue snoscriUsr, ten avs since a =
pacing BAl FONY wEh UaR black mate 80.
and l-'i inclined 10 be 81 the bind leg und2-2s
eye ('ns lei' We bel sss) running EaEer ane o. guy
o:ra re-" rd VIII De plid or hs return -
JdlelI-'f JUHN@lly Ht.RyE 4
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
0EFIcE-CoRNKR CHURCH AND CHERRY sTREETs

TIE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN is furnished
70 subscribers at 80 90 per annum in advance
The TRi-WEEKLY is published avery Tuesday, Thursday
aud Saturday, at s. 90 per anuum in advance; if not
paid in advance, Sc 90.
The DAILY is published at Eight Dollars.
t+s- THE HONEY, IN ALL CASES, To ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTIONS. Ski
Remittances Of subscriptions may be made by mail
Tisk.
No paper will be sent out of the State unless the order
accompanied with the cssh.
- We wish It distinctly understood that no psperwin
be discontinued until ali srrearages are paid except the
option Of the publishers.
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Soda Water.

Soda water.
A we have fitted up Soda Apparatus for the Sea
IA son would pee fIy call the attention of the
lovers of this Innocent and grateful beverage Foun
tain where will be happy To dispense the clOlln2
drsught 10 all who may favor with their ro age We
confident with increased proficiency IN The prepa
alton of both Soda end Syrups will be disappointed
who msy give our Soda Water trial
DEMOYILLE d BELL, Druggists
may25 No rs Cherry street.
DALM of Thousand Flowers received and for sale By
d DEdUVILLE BELL.
XTTOOD'5 Celebrated Hair restorative, received and
w for sale by DEMOVILLE BELL
r 0WS BROWN WINDSOR SOAP just received
II fresh supply of Lows Genuine 6rown Windsor Soap
For sale by DEMOYILLE BELL.
TOMBS-Just received superior lot of Dressing and
~ Fine Tooth Combs. For sale by
may25 DEMOVILLE BELL
DORr MUNlES-A splendid assortment, received ana
i for sale by DEMVVILLE & BELL.
may25
DOTASH-Receiged and for sale by
L DEhOVILLE BELL
junes
ENGLISH MUSTARD-ReceHeu an extra hne
u article, and for sale by
juue6 DEMOVILLE BELL
EIAVORING EXTRACTS--Leno Vanilla,
l. r sc, Celery, Orange, Pine Apple: Almond, DC
june6 DEMOVILLE & BELL.
DHYSICIANS POCKET CASES OF Walls.
i Various patterns, received and for sale by
je6 DEMDVIIILE & BELL
TINEA, TEA.-We keep ,sIautly OD hand a superior
i article of Black and Green Teas, which We will war
lee DEMOvILLE BELL
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Stopping southampton both going and returning they
offer passengers proceeding London and Havre advantages
other for the economy Of time and
Passage from New York Southampton and Bremrn First
Cabin Saloon, l3O dollars; First CABIN, Lower Saloon, 10
dollars; Second do. 60 dollars
All letters and newspapers must pass through the Post CT
fee.
No bills oflading will be signed parcels received the
day of sailing
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each ship.
For freight passage apply TO
C. H. SAND, II SOuIn William street, New York.
C. A. HEINEKEN & CO., Bremen,
. CR0SKEY 81 CO., Southampton.
81 p WIN. ISELIN, Havre. jsn29-ly
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MEDICAL.

A NPUTATING, COUGHING. CUPPING, Diss citing,
n DENTAL, Midwifery, LYPHOTGMIC Tstp1.-
ming INSTRUMENTS. AT the lowest prices BY
ups MtLLS
LTINE PEN AND POCKET KNIVES ESCORTED
L COLTS, AUsHs', and other Pistols, assorted PORTE
MONIES and Card Gases of Pearl Ivory, shell. Buck
Morocco and Russia Leather SILK AND CUrToN PUEsss-
For sale cheap by T WILLS.
APPS WELLS.
LIAR OILS, POmatpms Han DYES. Rair Resora
IL ttvss, FANCY SOAPS, Shaving Creams, TOILETTE
aPr5 ! WELLS.
MTAX CANDLES. assorted and c0l0rs; Star and
w Sp,r0a Candles; 20 bvxes brown aid transparent
Soaps Offered cheap by T. WELLS.
T0UGH CANDY, Pulmonary Hqt,rs Juvnes' TX rec
~ torant, BULLS SSARSAPARILLA DAVID'S PAIN
KILLER, Spark ing Gelietjne. ISlNGLASS, Tapocs
PsarEd Sqg0 Bary, TAAAR1SDs Preserved Ginger RICE
Received by I. WELLS.
A LCOH0L, Brandies, WINES, VINEG4RS TsGS5 as.
n sorted, CHOCOLATES, Mustards, HAVANA CI
CARS, Fns T1Gecos By T. WELLS
DAINTS, Oils, VARNISHES, of best qualiiies D. E
GIassrcars, STONE WARE, FLOWER POlS, assor ed
Offered low by T. Wits
HYDRAULIC UkMENT Lel,sd / eIS e., I .,o O.. . -
II is, Spanish Whiting, Ch4A, PuhlCE STONE; b.
spr5 L WELLS
DOTASH Soda SqIeratps Saltpetere BoRAx Uream
i Tartar, TARTARIC ACID. For sale BY
apr5 WELLS
T IFE PRESERVERS, SHOULDER BRACas, Trusses
IL GAME BAGS, Shot Bells. Received by
apr5 T. WELLS.
RUHRING FLUID and Lamps. Received By
ID spr5 T. WELLS.
SNUFfS.-FFench RsPPee Macaboy, Scotch, and
~ DELPEI'S ROSE SAUFF& BY 7 WELLS
MAHOGANY AND OAK VENEERS, and
w BUILDINGS. Received aud offered cheap bv
apr5 T "E, rs
WALL PAPER.-4 wv TOL1S--F-1g o-.-1.
w GlA5ed Gilt and Velvet Hall parlnr
GNGLAZED PAPER, large assortment Of usry 6.Ind-
some patterns at unusually Oi0 prices Gilt Velvet and
Paper bordering Fire Board Prints Curtains Tester spo
Centre Papers Received and lOr sale low by
spr5 T. WELLS
HEDGE PLANT.-Large supply of fresh Usage
IL Orange, the American Hedge Plant Seed Just re-
ceved and for sale by T. WELLS
Sign of the Man and Mortar on Market, OPT osite
APPS Union street Nashville.
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PREMIUM BOOT AND SHOE MAaUFACToRY.
EBEN FULLER,

TENNESSEE BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACT0I4
Corner Market and Spring or Church Sta.
Nashville, Tenn.
~ RATEFUL for the liberal patronage bestowed upO-
VI this Mandatory since its establishment the FRO
Prletor feels determined 70 merit continuation ofhe
in future.
l have now on hand good assortment of ready usd
work. consisting in part OF Mems Boys and Youths Call
hip and Thick Boots and Shoes Negro Brogans doubl
sole; House Servants Shoes Ladies and Misses Calf Mo
rocco s1d Kid Boots and Shoes all msds from good sccI
in good style ana warranted.
Orders from Planters, Iron Masters Railroad and Turn
pike Companies respectfully solicited,
All kinds of Repairing done
Cash paid for Hides EBEN FULLER
E8 Banner, Whig, Gazette and Cleveland Benner
copy, discontinue ell other advertisements aug24
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JAS. Is. CKATGHEAD,

HARDWARE AND CUTLERY e.
No 29 Public Squsr-, Nashville &.
TO enable me N cell goods w prices trrn this data
all accounts for sundrIes purchased credit shall b
considered due when the srees del cred snd pay.
snis vi" be esxpeessd Shsn thssseounIS srs Pfessassd
isall-d&soIy.
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NASHVILLE BsLL AND BRASS FOUNDRY,

No IN South Front Street,
NASHVILLE, Tenn
4 B. COOK practical Bell and brass Founder success
n sof 70 Weller Conk IS prepared 10 manufacture
to er Bells for Churches Steamboats, aud Plantations
Also Steam Whistles, OIL Globes Cylinder, Gauge
Fountain and stop Cocks Hose and Salt Well JOINTS Gun
Mounting, Anti-FrietiOn Metal .
AL work made by me with nestness aud dispatch Of the
best msteris al low prices, and warranted isuls-Iy
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CAPTAIN j. J. GARVIN
Will hereafter form Weekly Line to Philadelphs san
evsry Saturday, alternately, from Savannah and Charles
ton, as follows:
The Keystone State will sail from Savannah the follow
ing SatIrdays-Apdl 18th and Z6ih May 10th s1d 24tb
June 9TH and 2lst. Leaving Philadelphia tbs Aiernst
Saturdays
The State of Georgia will sail from Charleston the fol
lowing Saturdays-Apr 5th and 18th, May Sd, lTth
Slst June 14th and 28th Leaving PhiadePhis the alter
nate Saturdays,
In strength, speed and accommodations, these ships
fully equal to any running the coast Inland navss
ton, lou miles Delaware River and Bay; nghI
FOR NIAGARA FALLS THE LAKES AND
CANADA,
SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE
These Lines both connect Philadelphia with The Greai
Nor hwestern Railroad Route through Niagara Falls
Buffalo. in hours from Philadelphia Through Ticket
with the privilege of stopping Philadepha and inter
mediate points, for sale by the Agents in Savannah
Charle-tnn
~ Fare to Niagara or Buffalo, s2s; to Emira, s26
70 UsnsndsIgua, $27
Agents at Philadelphia, HERON MARTIN
Agent at Savannah, A. GREINER
Agents at Charleston, I. S. d L. G. BUDD.
apl0'56-8md
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THE Stockholders of the CIrzen Coal Company
oussted 70 N Ike payment TO the smsdnI Of their
stock subscribed when called on or the will forfeit ths
Of stock. u D. NANNOI,
jglyIs See'ry.
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LEY
CONLEY A. IOHNSnH

NAAAA SoHLkI l. JOHNSON
CONLEY d JOHNSON,
Successors to Mcclure 4 Moore
No. 10 Broad, and No. "a South Market ST.
Nashville, Tenn.
X EEP constantly On hand all kinds of Cooking and
IN Heating Stoves, plain ana Ornamental: also Tin.
ware Crates ac., &c,
Roofing and SPoutng done with neatness and despatch
sheet Iron and Copper work for Boats Rolling Mills
furnaces eoundres Factories and Stills done as cheap as
thecheapest. ianIS-IH
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DRUGS.


10 D0Z BALM OF THOUSAND FLOW.
10 ERS just received By Express direct from the pro-
prietors For at so cents per bottle
may4 J g. BROWN, As College street
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MIDW Ir EhH.
Mrs JANE CAkRiGAN offers her professional ser
vi vices to the citizens Of Nashville she has had much
erenos Apply at No. 36, Front street
nal9-lm.
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SAML SWAN & CO.. MANAGERS.
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hEADSIIOT FOR BED BUGS-TKYTASb
- AND SLtEr IN PEAGE.-T This preparati,u u =
unctnIe ot PIlSouOus green TosIn n eombiua-
I'm "l'n slro mlneIsi soutiOn max ng G. uIpound
He uoet destructive % insect LIE that be imagine
uIosr great AdVanIase thai It possesses is thar n
uT oy Up st once an waste, b-t aims The poi on
y Iest A Ne-
Pnes, per bottle &c. Fer sale BY
ALEX MACKENZIE,
H..
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Ahto' r kALClA Ll2t.ID Eor III. euts
- o. hneunaiisu NeUrslgia- Camp C,lic roup
nos7 h "6os, Sore Throat, ~ fue,s u the Lin b. "a
Joots Burn Psuri'J kngworu Sls aims sac ed tsef.
seASss % re okin and GilnOs Too bachr &C. De
inh Nc .S Is 70 cHupGsed Of 8 lie OF he ussr stlv
snG Po"eiu Ingredients kUozn Ule Of W. ich vas uS
Soue 9y mo Nnerok's Indiana FIR The Rheumat,a
Lus Liu'I 10 oi mrt pc straIng nature iupsFtlug In
medicine - klS Na4
Price 81 per bottle, with full directors for nae Fs,
sale by AK NsCEER 80 FW
usy35 L5s,,
Demoine courier., 1856-04-10
Campbell and Banks in the Ball
room.

From the very clever Washington let
tiers Of IT. Ia little old maid as
described by herself-we take this brigh.
Thing:
Here comes speaker Enthusiastically,
solemn, dry and dignhied as Jefferson's
Manuel on legs. What, opposition couiu
ever hope to succeed against hims He
was born to be speaker lie was bran
ded speaker al his birth. k'iS written
all over. could have read Banks los,
on his face years ago. Ii was the. hour
and the man. What! Is il possibis?-
they are forming a quadriile, and Camp
bell and Banks are ris a-Uis. For heav.
ems sake let Us see this performance.-
They dance in characssf--Campbel
graceful, dexterous. ye, different: taking
uany steps, with some quite unlocked
Tor eccentric moves that leave-his part
ner in doubts as To his whereb oats-shs
fearing all the lime that he 10 off wher
chassseing to some attractive neighbor
Banks goes through with accuracy AM
earnest .solsmniy, as ii dancing were
ceremony or a business. Imagine, j
you can, Hamle,'s Ghost Leading .ou
|Uphelia in a contre dance. and you hav,
speaker Banks in a co;llllon.
Demoine courier., 1856-04-10
From Chambers Edinb1rg Journal.
THE PAST, PRESENT, AND
FUTURE.

#
/ can see that | grow older,
And | noe it day by day!
/ can feel my heart grow colder
As its pleasures pass away;
At the t~ell-tale glass linger,
Aswith faded eye | trace
Solemn tokens which Times finger
Has elgraven on my face.
But n moment can restore me
To my boyhood and my prime,
And sweet memories come DER me
OF that brief and blessed time,
Then l hear a fathers blessing,
And ! feel a mothers kiss,
And again | am caressin5
One who shared with me my bliss
VINO shall say the Past must perish
Meath the Futures coming waves?
What the soul delights to cherish,
From Oblivion's depth i~tsaves!
Looking backward, on I'm gliding,
Till | reach the final shore
Where the present is abiding,
And where Change shall come no more.
Demoine courier., 1856-04-10

mr., and friends, | Jest went a, 'em, and
beat Wings, Democrats. Rum. Slavery,
and the Devil and all. The Laughter
at this sally was indescribat!y deafening.
The effect was electrical. contagious, O.
yer wtelmlng, deiying description. Blu.
he proreseded.
81 trled to gu clear, / Offered EN-
800 TO let me OF. |, was no 20. They
said ! mus, stick, and | did stick. Wall,
| got to Tren.on-youv'e hearn tell of
Camden and Ambov. lspose-Qaughter)
when got few Trenton. their bill was
up before the House. They had their
rooms, with brandy, oysters, and good
things, but David Ripley. the saw log
man, didn't touch EN- He was he on.
ly member Of the Legislator that WASH,
invited.
"Tney abused David Ripley. Major
--and some of his friends abused me
IN the LOBBY one day. was there, but
he didn't see ms. lie was d-mning
me, and swearing that he was a born
Jarseyman, and was proud ont. Seq I,
Major. | guess there aain't been noihin'
remarkable heppsned in Jarsey since
you was born. (Roars o. laugh,er,)
"Wall. they went on abpsir me-
One on 'em said | was a Connec,ics,
Yankee. and no Jarseymau. But I
hushed 'em up on that. Seq +, friend.
ct ! cant prove tina. every aatr on nv
head is Jarsey. and tina, I'm every inch
a ~Jarseyman. Ill agree to leave the Leg
isla'ure. and never come back.
"WalI. seq he, prove il.
Wall, seq |. Major, don't The Doctors
say that a mans constitution. entirely
changes every seven years!'
wall. yes seq he.
wall, now then, seq /; ! was born in
Connecticut, but I've lived in Jarsey
jest nine years. Amt every inch a
Jarseyman' GConvulsions. 81
"The Major left and sed nothin' more
abeous me, but | want 10 know of this
ere Convention eff they don't think I'm
JUS. as good a Jarseyman, as my friend
the DI.chman from Cincinnati, Reems.
lin is an American, He ain'l the same
Dutchman he was when he landed.
The final hit was TOO good; the satire
Too keen TO be resisted. The crowd
could stand it no longer, Everybody
had laughed MI their sides ached. GRAY
hairs shook like leaves in a gale. Men
laid down and stcoa up and rolled over
when they could find a chance-snd
utterly exhausted the capacity of their
cachinasory organ. Your reporter wen,
home with n dreadf,t headache ,.J
hardly convalescent yet. After the
meeting some one rather i'm periinen,ly
asked old Saw Logs if he had .mads
anything ia Jarsey." Yes said he.
4 We just made The growth OF my three
boys, and they've got wha, | havn't.-
iiia's larnin." The Old Saw Log i.
hard 10 roll. If be hain'i any edikasaun.'
Demoine courier., 1856-04-10
AneCdOte Of a Fat Man,

Bridget" SAID a lady. in The city of
Golham, one morning, as she was recon.
noIterlig Ia her kitchen, 10 her servant.
what a quanily Of soap grease GU have
!heie! " can get plenty of soap for 1t,
aud we must exchange it for come
Watch TOR the fat man. and when he
coIes along, tell him | want to speak
10 him."
es man." says Bridge, Keeping
a bright lookou, Of the kitchen window,
and no moving creature escaped her
wa'chiul gaze. AT last her industry SCI
emed to De rewarded, tor down the street
came q large porIy gentleman. flourish
Ing a cane. and looking the picture of
good N Sure. when he was in front
81 Inc house, out she fled ana informed
him that her mistress wished TO speak TO
him.
"speak to me, my good girll" asked
The gentleman.
! es sir, wants to speak to you and
says would you'be good enough to walk
The request, was.so direc, lha. i, was
not 10 be refused; so in a state of won.
dermentFu the stairs went. the ~pen,le.
man, and up stairs wen, BRIDGET. and
shocking al her mistress door. pu, her
head in and exclaimed.
.Fat g~entlcmal's in the parlor. ms, =,
so saying she instantly descended 10 the
lower regions.
I'm the p%arlor!" thought The LADY,
NAT can II mean? Bridge. must have
hundsred."
But down TO The parior she went. and
up rose our fat friend with his blandes,
smile and most graceful bow.s
10y our servant, informed me. madam
that you would like 10 speak 10 ne,
your service MADAME
The mortified mi stres. saw Il $50.
OF the case Immediately, and a smile
wrealheh itself abou, her mouth in sn;,.
of herself, as she said
""hl you pardon the terrible bIunJ.r
ot a raw Irish girl. my dear sir? fold
her TO call in the fat man 10 take AVA
the soap grease. when she has made ,
mistake, you see.
The jolly fat gentleman leaned hack
IN MS chair, and laughed such . hear,v
laugh as never comes from your lean
gentry.
NO apologies needed macam," said
ne 1t Is decidedly The best Joke of ,hs
season. Ha! Ia! ha!-so she ,uok me
Tor The ~soap-greass man. did she9 +,
VIII Keep me laughing tor moaths, such
a joke!
Demoine courier., 1856-04-10
N. WACMTEER,
Boot & b o Q ID a Q r,
J H.. O. AaLn.a naa.Llinn,e Man

DORAX, Carb. Soda, Cream Of Tartar, Sal
ID Soda, for sale BY w. /. ORR.
Demoine courier., 1856-04-10
In a recen, letter. Gov. Wise Of Vii

40 AcSSus VstCi NV w toC vi u
GINA tells The following story:
"Mr. Mason, our Minister at Paris, is
said to have been lately at a Cour. ball al
The Tuileries, and his eye happened to
ligh. on the Charge d. Atfaires. of Sou.
tongue, in France, a fine looking black.
Some n observing his steady gaze,
said; swell, Mr.. Mason, wha, do you
think Of yonder blackee IN his embroid
cred coa,l' Think" replied Mr.. Ma.
son. sui regarding The negro with the
eye Of a connoisseur. with clothes anC
all | think that fellow is worth a thous
and do!lars!' That was odd Virginny
all over, and everybody is laughing a, ,hs
bon mot. doubt no. the Charge him.
self laughed a, it.
Demoine courier., 1856-04-10

Lamar.ine has los. a very considera.
Bile sum by specula,ions in corr, and is
striving to repair his shattered fortunes
BY establishing . uew Journal aud course
OF Lectures.
Demoine courier., 1856-04-10

There have arrived in N. Y, since
January lss, 4,2s2 emigran,s. Last
year, during the same period, i3,60s.
Demoine courier., 1856-04-10

The lapily OF Robert Schuyler cans
nome In ihe steamship Arago. This
ooks like a confirmation Of the rumor of
Mr.. %Schuyler's death.
Demoine courier., 1856-04-10

A partisan paper says, lit is a mistake
that Me (op2os.non) party plays upon a
harp Q! a thousand strings. The organ
Of that party 10 Z lyre.'
Demoine courier., 1856-04-10

John b: Cough is delivering a series
of, 'lass leeiures' in New York.