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TIE D0gNssg Furnace.

T ETTFHs rATENr ron TIE tNITrp STATES
" ware granted In SAMUEL II. GILMAN, ~ Ma.
| ~ Natchas a'vent, New Orleans, under the date
and HAGAssE.
The Furnace combines the following qualities,
~ fully proved in taking m
tsEThN ,ROfis 7UE PRESENTATIONS
1s'.-it works entirely by II natural ltanght,
an3 without the aiJ Of n nlowet.
21.lt contains no Crate HAIRS or ethst irons
In the interior
sd---ft never requires a stoppage Of the mill st
have its asbas clearned out.
4th.-The l,agasse IA MAYER stirred or touched
after u arrives IN the furnace
bth.--t burnaGta,l tho ltagassa, md MAX -
steam enourl, 10 run the min engine, y steam
battery, and n pumping engiue.
Jhfe iSNe min Fnfpnoe mt hrs ftknp nTu ercu
I" Iopi&iton in eemizionae uith fha uhore fire
c@n1ifjone
This tntpace makes no rretauaor 10 burn bag.
nsae alone. and does not vsseiut,le euy nti,er
furnace IN single feature # it's form, IN the
principles nr"n whia II works u, IN the results
whir', II pro'lnces neither doas 1t approach Tho
rights ~ any other party reports eitcnla ted Il,
the contrary are " mere tricks If trste' know,
I" he false by t'nse who make them = nd lerio,ed
only '" deceive the public, and palm Of attieles
that cannot stand ,iunu their avn ,uar,ts NJ,
person will he allowed IN self make %, usa my
patent Furnace, without authority from mo
ard All persons having sneh authority viii Le
f"l'v guaranteed In its nhdisturbed use anI pns-
session
NV Patent fnrnace IA ms applicable TO n trim
"fhett'es as 7" steam bailers ami nm prepare
ia contract TO apply " 70 burning the Napssse 10
hnil cane Juice in the cemuon train NJ kattlas
under satisfactory guarantee to the yur-
chaser
A treatise on the whale sshieet. in pha,pplet
fnrn with drawings sc. IN lie ha. of the su,,seri.
Der, BY tnail on otherwise ~
SAMUEL, II. GILMAN
III Matches street
lhl G'nd Il New Orleans.
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.vy,c r. Cheap Gaooess.

RS. G. HUESTON having returned
nj from the city. with careful and well
selected stock Of fancy and millinery goods,
consisting IN part Of French Tace Bohhets,
White bair do. for Ladies' and Misses
English straw do Black Lare Bcnne's,
Black Chip and Cae'es d. Riding Hats,
Ladies' Gauntlets, leghom hats fcr Misses
and Boys, Trimmings ii various kinds,
Ribbons ofall descriptions, Black and White
blond laces, Black and White H'cnd Quill
lings. Silk and Cotton Rushas. Wide black
Lsce Tor trimming Nantes, Black Jace FOR
making Nantes, l'lack Ctape Collars,
Grape Collars and Sleeves IN sets, Hack
Mourning Wells. Grape sud tanze, Black
M" White Illusion. Grape "f all c"ots,
Embroidered Collars, do Lace Collars.
Cmbro,de,ed Collars and Sleeves in sets.
Vsonrienne Collars, French Lace Collars
and Sleeves in sets Fmb,nidnreh Pocket
Hsndkerhjefs, l'ems'itrl,ed and Pain d".
Embroidered swiss Bands, laconette do
English aud Imitation Lace. Linen aud
Misses. Hosiery Of all kinds. Black Dotted
Wells. Misses Cips'ea and Flats. Black
Maltese Wells Black Nantes Application
worked do Wrought Iace Scarts. Black
Silk and KID Gloves, White Kid do French
Co,sets ~ different makes. EmIsoleteA
shirts, lIoopad Skirts. Grass Skirts. Pink
Blue, White. Green anl Black Ba,egcs
Cut Ha,ege, Hall Mourning Summer Silk,
Twisted Silk in Patterns tnr Mourning,
Hrillisntines. White and Colnred MusIins,
Thread Buttons and Tapes, Silk Bnttopa
CoIored and Black, Combs. let Necklaces
aud Bracelets. French and Spanis|, Fans,
Cu,les aud Fti77ettes. and BanIaaus aud n
thousand other varieties. too NUMEROUS to
mention. All OF which, she otf,ts cheap,
Tor Cash, or to good customers, on credit
III a few months. inatlS-H
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Selling Off at Cost.

r. GOLDMAN. Offers NJ original cost
rticer, his entire stock Of WATCHES
CLOCKS. lEWELRy, CUTLERY. aud
FANCY ARTJCLEs--tn make ,oom 10,
new supply.
o. Persons in want Of ANYTHING in his
line. cannot do better then IL call on him
=. he will sell without reserve. but only
Tor Cash.
TmroponE Co1nNaNr,
Matchmaker aud ,1eweller,
mN~1t.tf Harvey House.
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CAsH.--The cash system. IL ex1dently
christian. IN the primitive days # man,
credit was not known, Il !. therefore an
cffshot Of modern harbarisn,. Cash.
would furnish good text for a eermcn.--
Were the system more fashionable in
this community, we would have q more
honest and industrious people, than we
have, and there would be great deal more
happiness. Perhaps our idea may be con.
siderded utorean. See what II. Y. Tom.
linson h Co, say they will do fot" Cash :"
to-day, and profit by thu advise contained
ia their advertisement.
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Saw and Saw Blades.

0EOSSrUT, Pit, PANEL, Rip lemon,
y Steel and brass back Butchers, Bow,
Webb. Pruning, Back and Key hole Saws.
assorted sizes and the most Of them OF
Spear Il Jackson'sn make Always on
hand at the Hardware store OF
lan25-y. LACQUER II LANoEE
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| HAVE just received by steamer Grena-
l da another assortment of Ne,c Spring
Hats, consisting Of Fashionable Moleskin
Silk, Cassimer and Soft Hats OF all shaprs
and variety of colors. few more of tn Sc
fashionable high crown soft Hats still on
hand. ,=
Mar 7. w. D. PHILLIPS.
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Something Worth Reading !!

r7NHF SttRSCR IHFRS would call the ut
/ tent'on Of purchasers to the large ad-
di,ions now being made To their stock,
among which may he found
An elegsn. assortment If Plated and laran-
cd Walters. ~ sc's and slurle
Coffee Uras. with and without drip, "ts.
Gilt n Ornamental Hall Lamps Il Lanterns,
Gilt Solar and Side Lamps, Tor Oil spirit
Gas and Camphne,
Cut and Pressed Glass. China Il FLINT ware.
Brass. Copper, Otnamented and Common
Coal Holds, .
Elegant Polished steel Fire ltous and And
irons; with large variety Of
housekeeping Articles;
A fine assortment Of Window Shades
Transparent Paper shades Tor Lamps;
Glass Git and Plated Curtain Bands
Gilt Curtain corn'ces,
Also, A Fine Assortment Of;
Rich Gilt Gift Cups, Tste.a-Te,e, Sets
Fantv Cologne ard Toilet Hottles,
Mantle Ornaments, &c, suitable
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French Window Glass.

RECEIVED per ship "OnruAS, "
IN from New York, an assortment Of window
glass. 8 by 1os-10b by 70 s-~1O by 1G--12 by IS;
l6 by 2020 by 1910 by A. Also, pittsburg
'clesr" and Waterford Glass, always on hand
and for sale either by Tic box ut retail, At
decJ-y. DC MONTAN, church st.
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CsNrs. LAptss, AMP Misses Snoss. -
James 8. Hackley, Lafayette street, hs. just
received another fresh stock RI Gents, La.
dies, and Misses shoes and slippers, manu-.
featured In the latest styles and expressly
Tor this market The ,nsot fastideoos may
And what they want a this establishment,
II they know Themselves what it 10.
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.&lOlIll.

IRON the premises IT the undersigned near the
i Race track on Friday night the 4th inst, an
Iron Grey Mare. natural PAGER about CNne
years oid Eha has "A stnaM tn,nnr ar lump ~
her iet a,de, A lihnral reward viii he paid far
the hnvse. or any information that mny head 10
the deter tnn Of thief Iar9 2tl u NJ. FlSltEK
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STATE OF LOUJS1ANA--Sixth
Judicial District Court--Parish
of East Baton Rouge, f. GER
ARD d Go. vs.. JAMES SULLIVAN.
No. 1894.
DY VIRTUE Of a writ Of e. Is. issued il,
ID the above entitled ard numbered
cause and TO me directed from the Hon
Sixth Judicial District Court, in and for
the Parish and State aforesaid. will Offer
at public sale at the Court House door Of
said Parish, in the City Of Baton Rouge, on
saturday, the ;',l day Of May "exi, 1850,
at ii O'Clock, A. NJ, of said day, al, the
right. title. interest aud claims Of the de-
PENDANT, James Sullivan. in or to the nro.
per'y hereinafter set forth and described
surrendered by said defendant to nav and
satisfy the Judgment interest and cost !,
the above entitled and numbered can,c--
to wit:
a certain tract Of land, con,aipin. ono
hundred (lo0) acres. more or less. near thu
Comlte river, in this Parish (F. B. Roupe,
at about ten miles from The City Of Baton
Rouge, together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon, bounded north hv
lands OF Mediation, on the east BY lands Of
It. lole:tIne. on the south tv public laute
or Grnnebers's and on the west by lands ~
Mrs. Mary Cohbs.
Terms Of Sae--CasH. with the benefit
OF the appraiselneut. IL. V. KARIN.
mafio-7ts. Sheriff
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Milk Cows roa Sale Three OF four fine
milk cows are offered for sale--tcr patticu-
lars, enquire at James =. Haekleys Shoe
store on Lafayette street.
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STATE or LOU1stANA---Fa'ish Of
East En'on Rouse-S;xth Judicial Dis.
trict Court--ln the matter Of the sue.
ccssion Of e.. A. LAwneEcr, dec'd.--"PIo-
BATE No. 4o3
DY VIRTUE Of u commission, issued in
- tic above succession and tn the
directed from the Hon sixth Judicial
District Cou,t, in and for the Parish Il
State aforesaid will offer st public sale.
in the tin shop. opposite to X Beaps Livery
Stable ndjoining the store If A. Mon.
tan Il Bro, in the city Of Baton Rouge on
WEDNESDAY, hc 23d day NJ April merit,
A: D., 1855, at II o'clock, A, NJ, the per.
sona| property belonging 10 the succession
Of e. A. Lawrence, late oi said parish
decd, to wit A larg. lot Of Tin and Cop
per ware, consisting in part Of Tin Buckets,
P"ns &c. Terms Of sale--CASH.
apl2. II. V. BABlN, Sheriff.
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TO PAINTERS a. GLACIERS

DAn BOXES French and American
wv Glass: 10000 lbs pure and No |
White lead; 5000 lbs ZINC paint, best quail
ity; 100 gals Copal Varnsh; 100 gals .lanan
Varni>h: 50 gals Demar varnish, FOR zinc
paint; 5000 lbs Fire Proof paint, assorted
colors; 300 gals Lnsecd OIL, 200 gals
Spirits Turrcn'inc: a large assortment Of
Chrome and Paris Green; Chrome Yellow;
PrusN n Blue: Vcrmllion. Black and Red
Lead; I.thrage; Paint and VarnisI, brushes
Sable Pencils, Top Grainers, BLENDERS,
Graining Combs, elders. Tips. Gold Leaf
Blue, Green and Brown Smai.s; in fact
everything connected with this line. which
they offer at low prices not 10 he untIersold
ianlsdyI LARGUIER 4 LANOUE.
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.sAS. =. l9ACK1.EY,

.SAS. =, l9ACKLEY.
[O1d stand Of y. w. QuiExins.
ISRFSOLVED to keep the largest - ~
l aud most varied assortment of HX\
BOOTS and SHOES, HATS andy ~
CAPS, in this City La les, Gents aud
Chldrcn's Roo'ces, Shoes, Slippers, ETC.
He viii sell a. the very lowest cash prices,
and invites the public 10 call and examine
his stool, before purchasing elsewhere.
H-y~Fresh receipts from the Northern
Manufactures every week. Sore on La
taretl" ST teet. jan22-y.
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CAPITOL CHEAP STORElll
~CCONOMY AND TASTE, kn
GRACE.
RAoo ard oEDe9aWee. all CUssshsned.
y. simon r. "a.

THERE IS NOTHING Of more impcr
] tanca u this community than to know
where to get, PERFECT Ftls, At suita
bic prices. J. SIMON l. CO.. filled viii
Samaritan like philanthropy. wauld res
recttulIy direct the weafv with being
humbosged) people, Of this honest place
70 their establishment, opposite the Posi-
office, where the
LADIES N0S2,anTW ENT
viii be found full 81 Slonneed and rla'n
Barages. and silk Tissues, Mnslins and
Organizes, Muslin. .laronet 4 Organizer
Robes Plain and Printed Hrll'an'eenS
Camh,irs Linen i.awns-in short eve,
thing IN this long line
EMBROlDERlES.
Enid. Cbemise,ts aud Sleeves IN lopts
Rich Euipnre Lace Collars, great vat
jetv of silk and tare Manielles t'nh'd j.
taronot Bands, very rich Embd. Ladies
Uaodke,rh,eis; tml'd Skirts, n,m'-
try. for Skirts large variety ot ,h,Ir
Parascls, fans. Silk Gloves and Filet
Mitte nc.
THE GENTS DEPARTMENT.
Especially selected 10, this matke. and
guaranteed to he the best workmanship,
and latest style, comprising, suits Of
Cold Cassmiret'es suits o. Checked
Ma,selles. suits Of black Italian Cloth :.
Me'',c, Beapcu', and Alpaca Coats ).
Pants !.
Brown Linen, Drill anJ'c'her styles Of
sunni cr Coats aud Pants Fancy Linen
Dill in patterns and BY the yard, Uuder
Garments IN Linen and Cotton. S,ll
Muslin C,av,ts, Hall Hose cloves J.
Panama Hats, Straw Hats for Young
America
Special attention il paid TO our custom
ers Il from the variety Of o"r stock per
feet I'll is IN all cases assured at
APPS. i SIMON Il co
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STATE OF LOU!s1ANA---patish Of
East Baton Rouge-S;xth Judicial Dis
trict Court --in the matter Of the sue
cession Of CrLrsr1A A. BLANcHAxp,
decd" Probate" No 1881
DY VIRTUE Of commission issued
ID in the above, succession snd directed 10
the Sheriff ofthe Patisb Of r. y. Rouge from
the Hon, Sixth. Judicial District Cou't IN
and for the Parish If T.. g. Rouge and State
aforesaid, will offer NJ public sale, at the
Court House door, III said Parish, in The
City Of Baton Rouge, on Sotu,day, he 2Gfh
dnp If .1pyR nert. n 1856, Ut O'Clock
a. 81. the property hereinafter set forth and
described, belonging TO The succession Of
Cr' rs,,A A. Etarcinnp, de'd, to wit;
Sixteen head Of cattle four beds "nd
bedding, three sets Of chs''s, one lot Of
ctocke,y, and glass ware: one lot III Kit
chen furniture, two carpets, iout re1sn,s,
four tables. two armoIs; one bureau, W"
wash stands. and one lot fancy vases aud
flowers. Said property 10 IL sold in bIcck
Tertus Of Sae--CASH
+. H. HERNANDEZ
apl2-td Deputy Sheriff
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Salts bo tbf $ttr1f.
STATE or IOutstANA-seccoJ Dis

STATE or IOUtstANA-SeccnJ Dis-
t,ct Court Of New Otlesns--CArpipk
BsAurnuAnp, wife Of Nicolas Ve1bcis,
suo ais ~ AmaapA DRtux, 81 ais. No.
1890
ID issued IN the above entitled ard nun
hered cause aud 10 me directed from N"
Honorable Second District Court, in and
Tor the Parish Of Orleans, and Etsts afore
s"'', J will, by virtue ot said commission,
offer at public sale in front NJ the Court
House door Of this Parish, Fast Baton
Rouge, in the City Of Baton Rouge, on
SATURDAY. 10Th 1"y IF AptIi, 1850.
at o'clock, a, NJ. Of said day, the proper
~ hereinafter setto,th and describes. own
c'I IN common by the PARTIES Plaintiff. and
bered cause and sold to effect partetion
between said heirs. to wit:
Lots Nos. g. 7. y aud o, NJ squire M a.,
all having front on st. Louis Street. Of
sixty feet, hv ote hundred and twenty feet
in depth. Lots Nos. z. .. 4 and 8, Of square
No. 81. having front on Macmillan ST.,
"l sixty feet, by one hundred aud twenty
in depth
Lots Noe /, 2, 3 and 4, ct square M. 65.
North, each having a front on Government
street Of sixty feet, by one hundred feet in
depth.
Also, 10, No 10, in square No %, front
ing u, G,anJpee Street.
All Of the above lots. are situated in !hat
part Of the City Of Ba'on Rouge, laid Out
by The late File Eeauregsrd, and designated
oil the y an thereof as above described.
Also, the following described Lots, sit"l
ated in that pari Of The City ot Baton
Rouge, laid out by the late Gilbert Leon.
ard, viz:
Lots Nos. !, Q, 3, 4. 8, 6, $50, 1911.
mud is, Of square No 7. Also, Lots Nos
aud 8 Of square No. 8, having front on
North boulevard, Of sixty feet, by one hun.
tred ond tv euty in depth.
On the following terms and conditions.
10 wit.
One fourth cash, and the balance on .
credit oi six, twelve and ~ighsssn months
The purchasers to furnish their notes in
such coupons. as will be required salts.
iactorily en.le ,sed and secured by mortgage
on the lots sold, and ~ bear interest at tho
rate Of eight per cent after maturity. untii
paid, and made payable st the Parish Re-
cotdet's Office, in The City u ba'op Rouge,
mar16-7ts.w II. v. BAEIN, Sheriff
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DIR emily Gn1urt,
BATON ROUGE."APRlL 10, 1889.


aTHE Rev. D. =. HgNpsksoN. This
learned gentleman, continues TO enlist
friends and attract admirers at the
Christian Church. The subject Of his
discourse to night, is Woman !; her
proper sphere, and mission" This il
nm Interesting subject--one upon
which much christian benefit might
be done the world including the
mile square city Of Red Stick, Wo.
man, when she leaves her sphere !;
when she comes down from her mid
way position between heaven and earth
to take part in such pursuits, as she Is,
by her very nature unfit for; looses
the admiration and respect Of man
kind. which is the great and ouly pal
aadium Of civil and religious liberty.
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Hay, Corn, Oats and Bran.


Al BALES PRIME HAY; 100 Gags
~ Oats 500 Bushsis Com. Bran in
any quantity of Baton Rouge Manufacture
for by |mar29l JOSHUA BEAI..
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1fNFSu GROUND FLOUR ..-lurrhass,s
J. Of Flour, would dc well fu bear IN ,nin, tina
frssl, ground family tlrur can ALWAYS lie had In
Baton Rouge. ana ef ll"r owt, manufacture. To
insure getting 1t all O. Ii. send your nriera TO
uarsN JOSHUA heal.
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NEW ARRIVALS S.

NEW ARRIVAL s.
TIIE UNDERSIGNED has lust re-
i reivet. from Philadelphia beautiful
assortment Of New style Parasols and Par
asolettes, in all colors, the Ladies' are iuvi-
ted to call early ard make their selections.
mares. w. D. PHILLIPS.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
Service ~ the Presbyterian Church se.n,crrow
morning by the Rev. Mr.. CAsrtEToN - Subject
for night; "FAtrH-4rRuE rA,rH, a TmE spur
zoos OR ORTHODOXY ~. HEnsEY-oN THE
QUESTION OF LlrINu FAITH"
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JOSEPH MCCORMICK,
BOOKSELLER AND STATlONFR.
baton mge. La.

NVW UV !" z :" U u
SCHOOL BOOKS. STANDARD LITE
rary. Scientific aud Miscellaneous Books
Cheap Publications, aid the Principle Ma.
gaines and Periodicals constantly on hand
Also AMERICAN and FOREIGN
Writing lapets, Blank Books, Envelopes
Copying Presses, Drawing Papers. B,isto,
Beads. Monohronatic Boards g., VII.
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VALuAsLs Lors Ar SuEn,rf5ALx.
ALL o'clock this morning, the Sheriff
will offer for sale in front Of the Court
House door, . namber Of valuable
building lots in thi. City, part Of the
estate Of the late Ellie Beauregard. =
The terms are such, as To put il within
the reach Of any man to obtain de.
sirablc location for home. Atten.
ton Il directed to the advertisement
elsewhere.
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nlEECT FROM THE MANuFAC-
- lures Mahogany Eahs'eada, Ward
robes; Wssbstands, bureaus, Jales Ne,
Gilt and Mahogany Peir, Nantes and
Looking Glasses
uvCal aud examine, as or stock Is
now complete.
lec2n-r. y. PIPER ~ Go.
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rr.Ass WruE. ICE PICKS,
Nntt cry Fire Tenlcrs, Family 'ltipds'"nes
MAE ;illA MATS. GUN MOI NTlNt!S
Grain 'radeH, Ho,fing Machines,
SMITHS IH!LOWa, slIFET IRON
t'Nnier scales, Hheei In,.
BELL tAkHlAIEs, COPPER EtvETS,
mart at ". G. ,IhSTAN'H
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Cook ing stoves.
sul'ana, Tslearaph, Masonic.
Fnea. Aaynewer, Eclipse
Meteor, better Premium
Large aud small sisrr on hand and for sale low
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m,er,,.tf
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-02-28
DAMASCUS.

The streets of Damascus are clean and
tolerably paved. Most of those at a dis
lance from the great thoroughfares are
very dull, silent and empty. The hou-
ses have externally very mean appear
ance, presenting only dead wall of sun
burnt brick towards the street, with one
or two windows sometimes stuck at one
corner of the building, sometimes at an
other, and generally covered with thick
lattice work of wooden bars. There are
no glass windows, and the cold air is ex-
cluded at night by sliding shutter fast
ened by wooden bolt of curious CON-
structlon. In wet weather am told the
streets are dreadfully muddy, from the
heavy rains which wash down the earth
en- walls. These would in fact be quickly
consumed, did they not take care to
thatch them with bushes and straw. tn
throw off the wet. Damascus is cole
Orated for the number and elegance Of
Its cafes, sherbet, and smoking-shons and
certainly in that respect it is the Paris of
the east. There are several large estab-
hShments of this kind in various parts of
the town; but those on the banks of the
Barrada, and under the shade of the
trees in the outskirts of the CITY. are the
most trequented; and some of them GER
'ainiy are very pleasant and agreeable
when compared with anything of the
same kind to be met with in the east
The first offer on entering is that of a
pipe or cup Of coffee; the coffee is
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-02-28

A MAN OF BoNEs.-Here is a curi-
Gus fact for You. The flesh of a liring
man once grew into bone. 1t seems hard
to believe, but l suppose il was so; for,
IN the Museum at Dublin, Ireland. there
Is, or was, the skeleton of one Clerk. =
native OF the city of Cork, whom they
call the ossiied Man, one of the greatest
curiosltles of nature. 1t is the carcass of
man entirely ossifed in his lifetime
living IN that condition for several wears.
Those who knew him before this surpri-
sing alteration, affirm that he had been .
man of great strength and agility. He
lett the first symptoms of this surprisinc
change some time after a debaucb. fin
by slow degrees, every part grew into a
'Vony substance, except his skin, eyes and
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-02-28

How TO GET FRUIT TREES TO YOUR
LIKING.-In the fall, October or Noyem-
Der, take branch of an apple or a pear
tree, such as suits your taste, take off
down to the third years growth, cut il
smooth and rub it on a red hot iron So as
TO scorch and shut the pores of the wood
thoroughly; then bury in the ground all
but the last years growth. If placed in
good ground and well taken care of. Won
VIII have fruit in five or six years. l
nave sometimes dipped the lower end in
melted rosin, but think burning prefera-
oie' have tree near my door that is
nine feet high and well proportioned, that
took from a graft four years ago: To
luis roSn was applied, and whatever
sprouts sprung up the next summer were
Dent down and became roots. We can
get fruit in this way considerably Quicker
tiian from seeds, and we know what we
nave growing, and when grown the whole
tree is Of the same kind, and whatever
sprouts come forth from the roots in after
years, can be transplanted without GRAFT.
ing. In case of drought the first wear
tney should be watered.-J. Beckactih IN
the Neao England Farmer.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-02-28

1MPoRTANTTo AGRIcULTURIsTs.
her increase, the moon supplies more
electricity to the atmosphere; hence. all
vegetation which depends upon the at
mospheric electricity chiefly for nourish-
ment should be sown then. Blossoming
shrubs, or plants, should be sown, planted,
or set, just after the new moon. If sown,
planted, set, or pruned near the second
quarter, they grow thrifty, but seldom
bear much flowers or fruit-to, Weld best.
seed should be sown, fruit trees set or
pruned, some four to two days before the
full moon. If such vegetables or trees
are sown, &c, after the full, they seldom
realize expectation /; but esculent roots,
potatoes, onions, beets, &C., depending for
nourishment on terrestrial magnetism IN.
stead of atmospheric electricity, do best
when sown or planted in the decreasing
moon. ----..-.