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Hydraulic Foundry.
Northeast corner Washingto91 & Foyd-sts.
 LOUISVILLE, KY.

Northeast corner WdShington < Floyd sts.,
 LOUISVILLE, KY. FEVIIE undersigned are making Steam En- \ zine and Mill Machinery from new pat terms got up in the most modern and appro- we'd styles; also, tobacco, lard, timber, and mill Screws; Iron Railing, Forcing and Lift ing Pumps of various sizes and kinds, cast iron Screw Pipes from to inches diame- ter, Railroad Car Wheels and other Railroad castings. They are also the sole manufac- turers of Roy's and French's patent Hub Morticing Machine for wagon and carriage makers use, which has been pronounced by competent judges to be one of the greatest bor-saying machines ever invented. Orders from a distance, with satisfactory references or cash remittances, will receive prompt at- tention.
 BARBAROUX 6 SNOWDEN.
 May l2, 1855.
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RATES OF TERRACE REDUCED TO HALF PRICE.
N E " FIR M

THE subscribers have associated them. selves together under the firm of F. Il. Clark & Co.
 F. II. CLARK.
 JAS. $. WILKINS.
 TIPS. HILL.
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June 12. 1854.
1 8 , 6
 A NTg ERA FUR THE BJlyA VLSTA SI'ABLH.

FsNIE undersigned return their thanks to a their old patrons and to the travelling community generally, for the patronage be- slowed upon them during the past year, and trust that they have merited it. and if all parties feel satisfied, come ahead and try us again. We are the same individuals that were about hero last season, and located up- on the same old corner that leads to every place, and as near the Railroad Depot as our nearest neighbor But finding that the people of Arkansas prefer horse power to locomotive, steam or snag- boat power, we have you, gents, in a straight directly be- tween depot and navigation. So ride you must and will. You find a sign at the door of the BJENA VISTA STABLE that reads. ''Ride in;D that's the place to be suited with horses and vehicles, and to rest your tired horses.
 Horses and Mules, bought sold and ex- changed 1t this Stable.
 The following will be the rates of charges:
 Board of horses by the month, (pay-
 able at the end of each month) ....$l2 50 Board Of horses By the week, (payable
 at the end of each week) ............. 1 50 Board of horses for 24 hours. l 25 Keeping horse one night..,............. 5 Single eed......................... 90 Hitching horses in the stable without r''- feed 50 1iors, 1ill a,.$ Is:l dud horses per day % '.ld saddle per day............... l 50
 z for a less time........ l % (No horse will be hired from the sta
 ble at night unless it be entirely
 case of nccessity.)
 Hire of Harse to Helena Grave Yard , co Hire of Hcarsc to the Country, motto
 exceed twenty miles ................. 10 co
 Horses boarding by the month will be credited for absence when it amounts to one week-no allowance for shorter time Horses boarded by the week, if taken out before the expiration of the week, will be charged for thc entire week, or by the day.
 All persons hiring carriages from the sta ble will De bound for all expenses during the trip, going and returning.
 Persons hiring horses will be held respon- sible for all damages either to horse or rig ging, to be paid as soon as the fact is known.
 HARGRAVES 6 KINSEY
 Helena, Feb. 19, 1856. Proprietors.
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Our Daguerrean Gallery

PROF. REMINGTON, Artist Having built a suite of rooms for 5in.. 5I,' press purpose, and procured, regara!!ss,.3i- s.i-. cost, full assortment of the best lIs lh'@ q. ments, with all the improvements ID .ri 1bi55 , we are prepared to take portraits 'ortjsaa % for correct likeness, fine tone, clear ur od and durability, cannot be surpa;sSsoarr, q large stock of Daguerrean goods alT'' hand, and instruction given in the SlT ro
 Ell. CLARK 6VV On+ 4 1S56,
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c T N S! e LIN s!

WYE have recently made large addition:
 " to our stock, which comprises an as. sortment equal to any in the Union, in which will be found Guns suitable for all kinds ot game, with prices ranging from $3 to $2O0 Also, Powder Flasks, Game and Shot Bags Caps, wads, etc., in great variety.
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le5 Keep your temper in disputes. The cool hammer fashions the red hot iron into any shape needed.
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fs An enterprising but ignorant South American has sent to an Albany locomotive shop for one hundred "cow catchers." He expects to use them in taking wild cattle on the plains of Paraguay, in place of the lasso.
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PISTOLS.

PISTOLS. Colt's-of all sizes:
 Derringers, with full assortment of ths kinds in general use.
 WATCHES. This being an important branch of our business, it receives a large share of our at. tention, and We confidently assert that our assortment either in gold or silver is not sur. passed in the United States, especially ID the finer grades, all of which we import di. rect from the makers, and will be sold st 8 small advance on the importing cost.
 SELyER-YARE. A full assortment of Silyerware, coin fine. sELvER~PLATED GOODS. Castors, Walters, Tea and Coffee Sets, Urns, Candlesticks, Spoons, Forks, &c,
 CLOCKS, of all the new styles, worth from $5 to $l5o
 CUTLERY. \ good assortment of the bes. make.
 JEWEL.RY. We keep our assortment in this branGha. ways full, by constantly adding to our stoa all the newest styles, whether of Foreign Domestic production. In fact, all 0n branches, which are too numerous to men ton, will be found worthy of the attention of all wishing articles in our line.
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Hire of carriage, horses and driyerper Except in winter, when distance and condi-
 tion of roads will be considered.)
 Hire of carriage at night will be charged agreeable to the time out and distance. Any person hiring carriage for the
 shortest time, will be charged...... 2 % Buggy, horse and driver per day.. 4 50 Horse and saddle per day or night. l 50 Hire of Hearse to Helena Graveyard. co (" E to the country, not ex-
 ceeding 25 miles s...................... 10 % Horses boarding by the month will not be credited for absence less than one week. Horses boarding by the week, if taken out before the expiration of the week, will be charged for the entire week, or by the day. We will not suffer Q team to be driven over 5 miles per day. We will not suffer a transfer of carriages by persons hiring; and if so, we will consider it a new contract and charge accordingly.
 All persons hiring carriages will be bound for all expenses expenses, going and return ing, during the trip.
 Persons hiring horses, carriages or bug gies, or saddle horses, will be held reSpon- sible for all losses or damages to horses or rigging so soon as the fact is ascertained.
 No hiring of carriages, buggies, or saddle horses, on the Sabbath, except in cases of necessity.
 HARRIS S RAINIER,
 Jan. l. 1856. PrODrietOrS
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"Pat, you have dated your letter a week a head. It. is not so late in the month by one week, you spalpeen.'
 "Troth, boy, indade an' it's jist meself what is wanting sweet Kathleen to get 1t in advance of the mail. Shure I'll not care if she gets it three days afore 1t is written, me darlint.n'
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f@r "The British empire, sir" ex- claimed Mir. Bull to his near relation, Jonathan, "why, sir, the sun never sets on't," "And in which the tax gatherer never goes to bed,'' added Jonathan.
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f3@A Mr. Flanigan, in Dublin paper, puts his name to the following gonuine Irish announcements ,-"I hereby warn all persons from trusting my wife, Ellen Flanigan, on my ac- count--as Pm not married to her?"
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TABLE or CONTENTS:


Complete in one handsome Volume lino, eio;h Pr st
TABLE Of PF'' cTo5srExrs.
Ny Birth and r.r,... stiJ kRsTrssie.n v.wana those
ofhe cousselOr-A COmprOmi.eGoiDs to be MarredMs1y
SIP o "a 'as Up b iS u sse 1p Fos Eecs@saA
Deriesn Turned sodeT-A Suspicious PeronA SSV s
yeDi.reMo'e My.tee.-A Phsn ON Bre kia-iae bassr
and he , Msy and ''s
Ssr1l =, u sobl.m.n-cav.l,er Re.
ception-Flunkey vsor-Trus NcbityThe Domestic Home
ofsD Arstoet in Revolutionary Ine.-l Live IN CioysT
tiSe~A ProPecss SusheI-Ths Old R0ysli.,-slta5y Or
res-ThOsing of The Mask ,@ made Sergeant and 'oen
A wouldbe Don JuAn-The Feast Of RessonIA Mortal
sqaesre-An Auodar9Chsrscter and Dongs Of Pistsehe-
Pist1ehe Cutwited out-buled-EscsPe Of his victim
Ach.se-v.rdier, the Ps1famsr-in Uupeasan, Surprise;
Marriage fes.t-A Committee o.
ton Exeeuorhe Advocate Of observation-disclosures spec
taee at the scsfold
The Chateau Of Grand Bauf its Attack and Gallant Defense
The Chstesu abandoned ard Bnni smell ' IN the
CANA Deserer bis Dinner and Deathi Leave the Cenp
FuTloush-Masssere Of Workrnan-hy own NsHo" Is
cape.
Of Political LifeThe Ilustrous N:-Revoluonsry slands
Adventure of ST. Cuns-I taken for Great unkn9wn-A
Practical Philosopher ArtocEat-A Company OF honors
bic Mendieants
III. Judee aud his Family Open in the Name
ofthe ARREST of Mills imprisonment at SauyeA
Quarrel for HorsesA Ssnzuinary BarberA Fortunate En-
eouner-Supper Bed and Breakfast for NohDgCitizen Rose
and the Convent OF st. Benoit
CHAPTER VIII.
rvsrvthing AlFresco- Brother Peter ed the SpyThe
Counts sory-Laura and the ExCawrgh-M Tender
Counts Fearful RevenseI Arrested and Marched
OF 10 Prison-A Mean Nenseence-Locked up in NY Cell
CHAPTER TX.
Travelling Accommodations aud Travelling COMPREHENSIVE
Laughing Philosopher and the Weeping Wiow-Arr,va! NJ
Pars-Prson Accommodations AZ Premum-Msdsme D. -
Camille pesmouns-Msdane Roand- Attack the Turnkey
Tete-a- ete with the Goyernor-A Dinner and Boe-FaH
of Rotepierre-Nanes Tours, and the Republican Camp IN
La verdee-Captan Cherchee MangerA Terrible surprise
Battle and Murder Sudden DEATH am Knocked on the
Head.
CHAPTER X.
Escape the Slaughter, and fall In with Chechea Manger-
Death oil Cherche- -Aenger-Luclc-A Secret msson-We
are Surprised by Chousns-Bo Hardy and his rocPMas
saere OF Inhabitants Saint Laurent dee MoTtiersfnae
A. BURKE, Buffalo, Publisher.
For NewYork by the trade generally aud by ROSS,
JONES a. TOUSEY, No. lt3 NasSau-st.
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II 900 sold in Nine Weeks.
He WIDOW BEDOTT PAPER RS

IA 600 sold in Nine Weeks
THE WIDOW BEDOTT PAPERS
still selling with undated spdy The admire" OF her
Psrersr are running wild--read the following: .
Editor away Wisconsin shps r.s' them erTre'' bis
appreciation q so 81 W 6P sERGET fheSHS
Should you ask me how 10 Widows
Gain the hearts of second husbands
With the help of sdelong sances,
Caps OF auohed and crimIs camone'
Aud the music of sweet meanings
Der the virtues of the lost one
Of the husband whose good fortune
Took him far beyond their tOnguereseh'
Took him to that heaven Of silence $50
Where their tongues more could reach him
should answer-I should tell you
Twas a theme of endless wonder,
Most amszng-most astounding
Far beyond the grasp OF logic,
Or the fisht Of speculation,
How q possessing senses
mot swine possessed Of devis),
Fer could sacrifice bis ls,ehkey,
And the bliss thereto pertaining
To the keeping Of widow
To buried mans remainder.
"'TwAs myserious"-mtrk the past tensol
IT'S mysterious now no longer;
For 6ea me 6 e the BCps sss s,.ht1
Bought The Widow B.'s confessions,
Views Of life satire touches,
Comic scenes and truthful pictures
And laughed until my sides aehed-
Laughed oil bu'tonlefs my vest was
And my pants nearly ditto
Laughed antil l choked with laughter,
Made the psrson laugh who told me
That nov laughter was uprosrious-
But he caught the rich infection
And he cuchnated loidly
And declared the Widow eioriorS
So we two became uproanous
And the landlady, whose visage
Is with prudence pDched and puckered.
Though she tried TO choke her laughter.
Up il dubbed, ringing, gushing,
Risint, sbrieking into tremors
That painfully hilarious:
Poor old sdy, how she snickered,
How il caught her, long days after,
Caught her in the depth of meeting
To her and others horror!
Oh Priscilla thou of Widows
Most conidng-most amusing
Thou who did st entce the Deacon,
Poor Bedott-who suffered awful
Into marriage where he persisted!
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VALUABLE NEW BOOK ON LOGIC
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Publish this day
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PAhT L-a.,slyss Of Formula PART Ii-Metbod-
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Index OF Terms and Subjects,
Detained for the Schools and Colleges well ss ioT
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/ vol, limo, cloth, 81.
1.-THE following work has grown my necessities and my
experience as teacher When, several accepted
duties Of which required 70 teach Logic
could nowhere textbook that seemed to me to satisfy
the demands Of the science. - =.
Nor was this feeling peculiar myself MI Thompson IN
bis excellent work Necessary Laws Of Thought,
begins his Preface with saying: The system of pure Logic or
that been universally accepted for centuries past
Is very defective instrument for the analysis OF natural
reasoning Arguments that commend themselves 10 any un
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that proessedy includes all reasoning whatever and
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any scientific ork generally ended failure and disgust
Ii would not difficult produce amount Of testimony
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Extract from Preface.
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rTHE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
Il COMPANY
Is VOW PREPARED OVER TWO MILLIONS or lcRss
SELECTED
PRAIRIE, FARM AND WOOD LANDS

IN TRACTS OF 40 ACRES AND UPWARD,
10 purchasers long credits and at low Of interest
They granted by hs Government % snsossss the =,
Building o. tbs Su n % a I e
end through the richest and most fertile Pnes Of the STATE
cent opening Of nearly 600 miles Of this road throws opsn the
lands for cultivation They are scattered from ono 70 nfsssa
The soil dsrk rch mold, from to Ave feet 10 DEPTH
&, gently rolling and peculiarly a''ed for srsrns cattle and
The FIRST crop Of Indian planted the newly broken
Sssa ss s 3 ss
One man with pow and two yoke Of oxe viii bres,
essy for ec or By By
msnsgepent farms may be broken and fenced The nf and
as :nSs yi s % :as .as
S Ss s s sss %.1s ss % Ss
fcurhns and ysses along tho ike Of this rod saod
Coal and wood are delivered along the road different pon
Parties having n view lows, Kansas N.hr.sL. Mnnsset.
for their future home ,serd tsle INTO "a ne
On ss ss Ct the
s@ go % s aTs higher S.u IN sn
Iowa In oLs wera TIA, coats 80 aq.h 2 sst produce
Eastern market that he farmer will find much psokt
table 10 locate On the line Of this railroed.
PRICE AND TEEns OF PAYMENT.
III. pee "" wary from 81 to go according e isssos
s pulsslns the purchase money to be psd IN dive snsss
inslneDsthe srst TO become duo IN year Ssss q
G'as' from sss::
tho I'D section Of the Act OF the Lesstare approved
10th February s5 these lands free from TAXATION until
they paid sor and deed Of granted hs
chaser.
INTEREST WILL Dc CHARGED AT ONLY TWO PEI cEsT PEE
ANNUA.
security for performance of the contract, u hFst
two wears interest 10 paid In advance but mus ~
derood that Of the land purchased sha yearly ~
brought under cultivation Longer cedis At III cent
may negotiated BY special application Tvsnty psr
case Company Construction Bonds WI Be sd
liz believed the price, long credit low sfso n Ia
teres charged tese lands, will enable man vifk fsw
hundred dollars cash and ordinary industry 10 maize hssf
before al the purchase due Mean
raj. "a settlement Of the country VIII probably
creased their value four i've fold When required sxpo
and aid IN selecting lands
Large Ps showing the precise stion Of the lsnds sose
the State, be the Office Small pockss Plata
guds to any Part Of the CompaDys >ds, ana Psuphs,
containing interesting Inflammation, accompanied b. nensrous
had application At the once Of the Company No 50 Nchi
sal-ay., Chicago. CHARLES NJ DUfUY, ia.
Land Agent Illinois Central Rsilrosa Company.
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III THE LIFE OF
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EDITOR OF THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE.
By James Parton With Portraits l2no, PIP AZ fce =,
II by friends and foes of Mr. Greeley that no more
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IIIRST LESSONS in ENGLISH GRAMMAR
IL and COMPOSITION. BY f. Cram. Published by ID.
BURGESS Co., Nc GO Jo.nst Price 57l cents.
From the Rev. Mr. Fnlinghuysen.
examined this work with and take pleas
recommending those who engaged IN elementary
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From the Rev. DR.. Dewey.
1.-THE plan Of the Grammar certainly 20 me to be good
the definitions simple and clear and that classification OF words
sounds Of letters would help much 10 our American
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From w W. Walker late Supend't Of Common Schools MY
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WE HAVE something new in relation to the
w QUIMBY AND MCBRIDE CASE from the NATION
AL POLICE GAZETTE Of this week. ready. Also
come PRIVATE DETAILS from GREER, the CONF.
DENCE MAN The evidence respecting the Wekeuanites at
New will be found full of interest; also the SPORT
ING INTELLIGENCE from Philadelphia. There Is vast
quantity of Criminal Intelligence Europe; end the NEW
STORY It proceeds and promises TO be
the story published in newspaper Altogether the
POLICE GAZETTE Is a valuable paper.
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Gperial Notices.

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attends every department ~ MEDICAL
"a xTfsE sDeng Ladies snd Children, No 70 East l5the
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Iecture the Nintb.-Lecture-the Ninth of the Course
d being delivered before the Young Mems Assoc
siaon Of the 2ths Congregational Cbnreh VII be deiyeIod
n their Church, near 7thsv., THURSDAY EVENING
pex by the Rev r. s. FOSTER, d. o., Of Brooklyn Sub,
tc, Theodore Parker and Modern DeiSm" Lecture Will
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ITO DA GUERREOT YPISTS.-A RARE
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TYPE EsTABLIsHNENTs in Chsrieston, g. c; Said Gal;
lery has the light IN tie city and doing good
tusrezs-sn excellent oppo unity for good Anbrotypist
Address A. j. Charleston g. c. and full particulars viii be
given.