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The Homicide in Washington.

I In the House of Representatives, OF
the 10Th inst.
Mr. Knowlton of Maine offered a pre-.
amble setting forth the difficulty which
occurred at Wizards Hotel, on the 6th
inst, between Mr.. Herbert, member Of
of the House, and Thomas Heating, a
waiter at the establishment, resulting in
the death of the latter, by pistol in the
hands of the former that Dir. Herbert
was taken before Judge Crawford, and by
him held to bail in $4,000 to answer to
the charge of manslaughter; and that the
Constitution gives either House the pow
er to punish its members for disorderly
behavior, and, with the concurrence of
two-thirds, to expel a member; concluding
with resolution that the Committee on
the Judiciary take the matter into con-
sideration, with the power to send for
persons and papers, and report to the
House, at their earliest convenience,
what action this body should take in the
premises.
Southern members objected at once,
and Stephens of Georgia offered a reso-
luton tolay Mr.. Knowlton's resolution
on the table. This prevailed by a vote of
79 to 90
1t was understood that in that way a
stop wa; put to the investigation. 68 of
the 20 Who were for the investigation,
were Republicans. The 70 who were
against t, were Democrats and Fillmore
Americans.
The Providence Journal suggests that
the Unin must be in danger when things
have goito this pass that one of the chiv-
airy cannot carry loaded pistols in his
pocket 10 breakfast,-tell a waiter "to
60 to he'll, and threaten to kill him; and
finally shoot man dead in the breakfast
room, without being hauled up before a |
court, aid put under bonds to answer for
his contuct. The suggestion in Congress. |
that an inquiry should be made into the
matter. must be put down as dangerous
piece d fanatieism.
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Shakerism.

We have received pamphlet Of 49,
/ pages emitted Fifteen years in the Sc.
Nor Order of Shakers" By Hervey
Elkins. The writer processes, and fol
ought we know, gives narrative Of
facts concerning that singular people.
He dwelt among them in the higher cir
Giles for fifteen years, and then left them,
but from the favorable description he
gives, on the whole, we see no reason
why he should not return Immediately.
and end his days among that singular
people" so pious, so much above the
world, and so every way correct.
We have no shaker proclivities. We
believe that by rejecting the marriage re-
lation and refusing to allow the different
sexes to become lone flesh" by the holy
rite which God himself recognizes and
blesSes, they put themselves in the place
of God, and oppose him. If they are
honest in their ceibacy they contravene
the original law given to our first parents.
II they are dishonest they are worthy of
no friendship or even liberation from viz
-uous people. They do not pretend the
race Is to become extinct, and yet their
honestly embraced, and carried
out by all men, would desolate the world
at the death of the last man now living
1t it will not answer for all, it should an
swer for none. "God is no respecter ofI
We consider the Shakers De-
hcation of Ann Lee not only breach
of the first commandment, but also BIAS
2hemy. We respect and love women. !
We believe it right to love them. But
We cannot worship them, and even if we
lid, It could never be as the Shakers
each-out of friendship, or at arms |
ength.
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LATER FROM KANsAs-No F1GHrr,. :,
YET.-St. Louis, May %. The CORES.
Pondent ofthe Democrat, at Leayenwortb
writes: Since Messrs. Robinson. Reeder
Lane, and others are absent. the commit
tee OF public safety at Lawrence have de-
termIned to offer no resistance to the II
D. Marshal entering the cit Immediate
measures were taken TO hide all the arms
and ammunition in the town, as soon as this
determination was made known, and
crows of people contemplate leaving.
1t Is said the free State men are oath
erlng at Topeka, and will attack the ~
vaderS if they dare to execute their tbraots
on Lawrence.
The settlers of Wan Bonsa rece,tl,,
from New Haven, will send 100 mon t.
a'd them, and Manhattan about the same
N'''--e
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Eomanism in Hiehoate-

The Roman Catholic Bishop of Yer
mont, On Tuesday of last week, visited
the town Of Highgate for the purpose of
obtaining possession of the Roman Cath
.olic Church, which has been recently
built m that town. With the exception
OF tour, all of the Congregation willingly
decided away to the bishop all right and
title which they had to the Church. These
four obstinately refused, and no threats
OF accommodation could induce them
to surrender up their right. The Bishop.
finding that threats availed nothing. ex-
communicated them for thus daring tn
refuse to deed TO him their interest. A
Crowbar and axe were then sent for nv
the Bishop and the pews owned bv these
tour accommodated" Irishmen were
rooted up and thrown out of doors. Legal
proceedings were Immediately instituted
against the Bishop, who was admitted to
bail.
Inc foregoing account we gathered
from a respectable source, and therefore
have no reason to doubt the truth If #
st. AJbaas Messenger.
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More Shooting in Kansas-Rs
ported Battle at LaWrenCe-Mn
Outrages Threatened

ST. LOUIS, May %. A disaaa,5 fa
Wesport of May 20 states tdat as hl.
Cosgrove and DR.. BrannoA were On tbsir
way from Lecompton to Franklin, the
were fired upon by a party Of free S1
men. Brannon was wounded. Cosgrr
returned the fire, shooting the Leader
the other party through the head I
remainder fed. A free State man u
shot at Blanton's bridge on the 18th.
1t was reported at Kansas City that
people were preparing to evacuate Lg
renee, and had called upon Col. Sum
to protect their property.
The towns of Kicapoo, LeaveDFn
Doniphan and Atchison were almost
serted, the men having gone to the al
the U. S. Marshal at Lawrence.
A gentleman who arrived here 7az
day from Jefferson City, states thats5
patch had been received there, statins5
battle had been fought at Lawrena
which number of persons were Ii
on both sides. No further particulas
A mass meeting had been heldaM
apoo, at which it was resolved to ss3s
Kansas Hotel, in Kansas city, vhi3
to be the property Of Mss
chusetts men. So certain was its desr
ton considered, that the families occr
ing 1t had moved out.
The citizens of Kickapoo had oasrl
reward for the apprehension of Gss1
Fomeroy, and parties had been ;sl
search of him.
Geo. Schuyler, NJ. E. Conway and e
Kansas correspondent of the s.. Aaa
Democrat, were arrested at Parker
IN the 9Th, while en- route from Lee
worth to St. Louis, on suspicion Of be-
ugitlves. They were to be detained
II positive information was receiyedtHs
Lecompton.
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u a most fendish attempt was made
last week to destroy an evening EXPRESS
tram from Chicago on the Southern
Michigan Railroad. A pile of rails and
ties were chainedacross the track. For
tunately for the express train, which con-
tanned about two hundred passengers. a
freight train beyond time first met gtbe
OBSTACLE 1t persisted utterly. The en-
glneer and fireman were badly hurt, and
sixteen valuable horses were killed. But
Tor this we should have had to record a
horror beyond all railroad precedent
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Kansas

| The St. Louis Rspupiea, :.
G. P. Lowry, a promineo, ''''e
man, and Secretary to Gov D
passed pa through that city on hi
The same paper says that G wa v',R
editor Of the Herald Of Freed. q
man named jenkins, a citi,s,
renee, were captured while A.. I
the Territory, by Mr., E. NJ
citizen of Kansas, and by him y
"estpOrt' and delivered to the :,
thOrities. Brown ard Jepkin w
have been mounted and armed
they were taken by single man !
ably he surrounded them
A letter from Westpou Cp,.,
says: s
"GOv' Robinson isindicteds o,,,.
of 'usurping the office of Co...
penalty of which is a fine or p..'
imprisonment in the county Jail to,,.
not exceeding one year, H. T.
all the punishment the law an,
We have the Herald Of F,...
May 10, but itdoes noteontaiD mr.s
1t acknowledges a donation ofs,o,
gentleman in Salem, Mass n
says that thirty of Bufore, 80. .-''
left him and joined the Free S,,. -
under the following circumstaDes,.
Several boxes of guns were ,i,..
Butord's party at New Orleap. \
brought them as far as LexiDot.,
opened. There Major Buford comm,
distributing them among his ps,t,.,
quiring, however, note of tweD,,t
dollars from each individual, nav,S
one year, in default of which tbs !
should be returned! Numbers a
party refused to give their notes. an
course received no shooting irons.
ford next demanded that each man ,l-
take an oath to hold himself in read,
to do his bidding and be subscribe
his purposes, for one year after then,
rival IN Kansas Many demurrei,
finally made the oath reluctantly. M
noble spirited men refused to bind d
future action in any such manner
asserted and maintained their iuds--
7nce, in spite of circumstances and thru
These thirty men, who whilom ssr
Slavery, now give themselves heanr
land to Freedom"
Coleman, who murdered Dow, at
head of claw and order" party. Oh
'vening of the 9th inst, went to thsa
II Mr.. Ritch, Free State man, desrr
lis furniture, and burned his house to.
,round.
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IA We would call atten

Ia We would call attention to the adj.
vertisement Of NJ. Chester Brown. II
another column. lie has on hand a large
assortment Of books, which he will sell
as reasonably as any man in the State.
We are glad that it is so, for people will
not now be obliged to send to Boston in
order to get a good book, for they can
get them as cheap nearer home.
Mr.. Brown has presented US with a
work entitled Confessions of an Attor-
ney,' which we would recommend the
" attorneys" hereabouts to read, and then
repent. The book is worth consider
able, but it can be bought for less.
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Mr.. Brooks OF South CAROLYN
1hls person, who has so suddenly 6ec91
infamous, is young man, not far 10
thirty years of age. He is neaJ ,
feet in height, and of very genteel p
sonal appearance and agreeable manSs'
de was the person selected by DR. D~
nett Of Mississippi to take bis notes
Dir. Damrell Of this state, interrogsi4
that gentleman in regard to some alus
TO Mississippi reputation in bis sPsss''
the House of Representative. PrssD
.. Brooks, we are happy to say, s n''
iation whatever to the Brooks fanaJ
this section of the country. On BIZ =
er's side he is Of Scotch-Irish de'a~
and on bis mothers, unmitigated iFl''
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KANSAS Observation-Disclosures,
10 ExPEL Mr.. Washiuoto,,
thursday night. Correspondence Of the
courier and E"quirer.) Very great ex.
ciIement prevails among members. rela-
1--WE 10 Kansas affairs. A special mes.
senger has arrived from the Free c..
men OF that territory, praying for the r.
'efposition OF Congress. It is intended
to introduce TOMORROW a mea.nra C.
their relief. i0f
Il Is designed, also, to present q reso-
luton to expel Mr.. Brook Co. -.
e'0u' and eowardly assault on ssn.to-
Sumner. w senator
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1t Is singular fact that there are
more Lutheran churches IN the TrDitod
otates than there are of the Roman Cath
ono ialth- The Lutheran ministers. in
point OF numbers, come up to within two
OF that of the priests of the Cath.
olle church in this country and vet there
: out one Lutheran church in New Eng.
and The single preacher of that faith
. 'niS section Of the country resides in
boston, and the church is on sbawnnt
Avenue. Qua" llul
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There, Sir, stands the criminal-all I'M
masked before you-heartless, grasping,
and tyrranical-with an audaeity beyond
that of Verres, subtlety beyond that of
Machiavel, meanness beyond that of
Bacon, and an ability beyond that of Has
tings.
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AMERICAN TRACT Soc1prv :.
known to some of our readers, that for
some months past, a warm controversy
oeen going on concerning the position
heid BY this Society in regard to the sin
OF slavery The subject was brought I'D
at tfelr anniversary in New York, last
Week. and after an exciting debate, it was
qoted to raise committee of fifteen to
investigate the subject. This, we be-
lleVe' is all that the opponents of the So
ciety policy demanded for the present.
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The Cincinnati Conference of the
methodist Episcopal Church has entered
Vigorously ' upon the project of a COLLEGE
lor the education of free coIored men
ne trustees have purchased very ex-
eeiient property near Xenia. in Grsona
g county Ohio The establishment. called
'he 1aWawa House, was built for q No
'er'ng place, and cost $4,000. The
whole was bought for $4,000.
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Ss On the night of the 2lst inst. =
IRE occurred at Island Pond, which de-
slroyed the stores occupied by Mr.. A. ].
Green and Hobart & Dennison, together
with nearly all their contents. The
Ureen Mountain House, with its f,rpi-
ture, was also DESTROYED.
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DAD DEATH.-The only son of Mr..
ana Mrs HAYDEN, of Bakersfield, came
10 a sad Death on Wednesday of last
week 1t appears that Mrs. Hayden, the
e'e"iis previous, preparatory to wash
" placed a tub of boiling water on a
Guar and left the room for moment
Inc chlid' a little boy between two and
'nree years of age, in the absence of hi.
,n0'ner' IN attempting to climb I'd to
-he 'oo' upsetit, and was scalded in a bor.
iio manner. The little boy died the next
Al6Gas MESSENGER
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Administering the Storm last
Friday a house in Coventry was struck
oy lightning and two of the inmates. To-
sePh Corro and Francis Laha, were
burned severely. The fluid came down
chimney and through the stove. DOING no
further damage, though several persons
were IN the room at the time.
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EsATEs OF ADYERTISING.
WILLIAM KICKER.

Who is now travelling the county solicit
ing subscriptions for the Standard, is our
regularly authorised agent, and all re-
OSipts given By him will be acknowledged
by ss.
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hILLED BIZ LIGHTNING.-A Young
man from Stanstead, named Davis. was
killed in Bolton, C. E, by lightning, on
the 23d inst. He took refuge from the
storm under tree on the beach, short
distance below Paige's wharf, where his
body was found a short time after
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ks The Massachusetts House of Rem
fesentatIves has passed a third reading .
O,l 10 repeal the Personal Liberty Law
ia nays. '1' "
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% Peter Mattocks, colored, was ere.
'u'ea at Philadelphia on the 2sd, for thu
murder OF Elizabeth Gilbert. He d;ad
protesting his innocence.
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e. A dish of peaches, eight IN u
Der, was sold for Sl2, Saturday, a.
Horticultural exhibition.
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rHrgH ARRIVALS,

THE undersigned has just received per
Empire City,
t5n HE Gum Arabic Lo1euses, If all navofs
80 10 Gun Arabic Paste Vanilla T. Rose.
10 do iuiuhe Drops, assorted
II 10 Litotiee do do
70 10 India Paste,
100 10 Tblu Drops,
80 do Pate lie Gninante,
50 to Maisliuellow drops.
$50 do luiube paste, rose, lemon Il Orange.
~ ito Ioa do IL boxes Spruce Gum.
100 do Chocolatt dies Families
80 10 do de sante.
80 DO 10 IA Vanilla, ete-
For sale Mt reasonable prices, by
oct ts-y. WIN B0GEL, Druggist.
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,a6s Ella atAElHga.

TVAbL's PLUUG1S, Nos. TO with
IL and without snttetsj ss,,z,s,,..---,
Assorted Mas 81 Snbseil sfs
and Flutes, ~.. Es:-- aza's's''ss&
Kings ploughs-fetended bars. Nos /
to d.
Hay Cutters and .Crtn Shelters,
o., Log. l}nck aud Trace Chains,
Ames 4 Bowahd's best Spades and
shoves.
IEops--tasi steel and forged, from e in.
to / 0 IN. blade, ...
Blind brides and Cari saddles.
Collars aud Hames, for mules and
horses,
Ages, Yankee and Kentucky patterns,
Resides any othefariicle generally found
in we'll assorted Hardware store.
lanis1yl tAhGuiEH & hANOuE,
Cor Lafayette and Florida sis
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fg7tIlS Preparation Is d concentration of
4 the property o. The best Lemon and
Sugar, vi ich qualities the article to pro-
dure iusfanlaneo,tsy a superior Lemonade,
and make if more convenient than Lemon
syrup Of Lemons, mol being liable to SPOIL
whatever climate it may be transferred to.
lis usefulness with Parties. Pltuics aud the
travelling community is obvious, and for
persons that undertake long voyages II
win prove to he an eHeetual preventative
Of seofvY.
lnvalids may also use ID with aavan-
tasp when prescribed by Physifians. Pre-
pared only by WIN. BoGELs
Druggist and A pothecafy,
10 whom ell orders must he addressed
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TINE subscriber, is now prepared to
i. make Cistern5 10 order, in the very
best style. aud will warrant his work. He
will keep stock Of the best lumber al
ways on hand, ard will attend to putting
his work up. Carpenters work, and re-
pairing attended to. 9 J.. SIZES.
Near The Jesuit College.
H. Orders left 1T tho Post office addres-
sod as above will meet prompt atteu-
lion, iune-2o Gm.
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THE GENTS DEPARTMENT..

Especially selected ioi this market and
guaranteed to be The best workmanship.
aud latest style, comprising, suits OF
Cold. Cass,nifeites: suits u Checked
Marselles suits of Black italian Cloth !;
Meripo, Beapout, and Alpaca Goats !
/" :. Pants /.
Brown Linen, Drill and'ofher styles If
sunni or Coats and Pants Fancy Linen
Drill III patterns and by the yard Under
Garments in Linen aud Cotton SILK
Muslin CiavaIs, Half Hose Gloves !;
Panama Hats, Straw Hats for Young
America
Special attention il paid 10 Our custom
ers Il from the variety of our stock per
feet ft is in oil cases assured at
an5 ]. SIMON Il co
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III, PAINTERS n s4LAHpEBgs

1nn BOXES French and American
wv Glass. 10000 lbs pure and No I
White lead: 1000 he Zinc paiat. best quail
lily: on gals Copal yarnsh 100 gals iaran
Vanish. 80 gals Denaf Varnish, fof ainc
paint; 5000 lbs Fine Proof paint, assorted
eolers; 500 gals Linsead Oil; 200 gals
Spirits Tutpeniina; a large assortment Of
Chrome and Paris Green; Chrome Yellow
prnssian Blue. yetlnllion, Black and Red
Lead, l,ithfage, Paint and Varnish brushes
Sable Pencils, Ton Grairels, BLENDERS,
Graining Combs, Gildets, Tips. Gold Leaf.
Blue, Green and Brown Sinalts; IN fact
everything connected with this line, which
they oHar tlow prices not 10 he nndefsold.
ianisdyl LAHGUtEH 4 bANOuE.
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Ilrung alto Mfoifints.
WIN BOgEL,
Esrrsggast ;saafH A DptaaegaTE

II EEPs constantly 6u band a large aud
II well selected stock Of fresh Drugs and
Medicines, All bis preparations ara PIE.
pared ~ Northern manufactures, ana put
upn HE very hestmaniet 81 preserve their
medicinal virtues In climate like this
PERSONS should moi overlook this important
consideration.
IT, Prescriptions 1lled with care at arg
time Of night of day octt1-y
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A FULL 4ssORsMENT Of Collars
n llamns, Blind brides Cart brpeching
I art saddles, IFaegon harness, Trace chains
ase, which We offer at moderate piires.
ianiatlyl LAHEUIEH Il LANDUE,
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EUTrA Perchn Stnam Packing
~ Kentucky and Cotton raeting; gasRet pa
per and Navy tIakrta steati hibs, Furnished attt
Polished; siaatu stors and Huage recka; Rfass
Coupling and Connecting Carts f6r iron or emp
per pipes always on iHh1 ~ .........
iau iT-F. IAhHtfFR b IhNDGF.
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Petroleum, Rock Oil.

TIME most wonderful remedy ever dis
J. covered. procured from q well in the
Allegheny mountains four hundred feet be-
low the earth's surface, will efectualIy cure
Piles, Deafness, Old Sores and Ulcers, Sore
and inHamea eyes, Rbumatism, Neuralgia,
White swelling, ert. for sale by
Vs.. BOGEL, Druggist.
march IS. Lafayette street.
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Esi1rsi a'iHtsi

TUS1' received ly The undersigned, fresh
y supply of Wrights Indian Vegetable,
MoHai's Life, ljrandreiRs, Moftison's HY-
genia, Lees, sHppngtms, Greafenbefgs s,
Iayna's, Speneer's, Peters, Cooks. Hoop
erfs. Beck with's Leidy's blood, Holloway s
Rwayne's Lefy's, Degray's Champions,
Jones', Sears, and MeLane's Pills; Tor
sale in any quantity by.
ian.9s. WIN. BoeEL, Druggist.
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rMRRO,DERIEs

ENID. rhenlisetts and Sleeves in loots :
Rich Guiptfe Lace Collars, a great var
iely Of silk and Lace Mantalle Emh'd
tatonet Bands, very rich Embia. Lalies
Handkefchipfs Emb'd. Skirts, Dimi-
try, iot skirts large variety ofEsiIF
raiasols, Fans. Silk Gloves aud Filet
Mtts Etp
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| HAVE just received by steamer Grena-
| ,la another assortment Of Nee Spring
HITS, consisting Of Fashionable Moeskin
silk. Cassimel and Soft Hats ol all shapes
aud variety Of tulors, a lew more Of those
fashionable high crown soft Hats stil on
hand.
Mar. l. w. u. PHILLIPS.
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tn snnssesse j..

A FEW dos best English, Stub Twist
~ Double ana Single Barrel Shot Gnns. Be-
sfes, Hafnn Rigs, Powder Horns, Patent Wadafnr,
Failed Tined aud Central Fire chrs; Wad Ont
ttfs; Han titles, aud every thing else connected
IN tlai line 81 itsRHttEh 4 HhNDUE,
iAn II v rnt. InrnEettn ntll Elnridn as.
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ron CHILDREN

A SUPPLY or WORM bUEENGFRs,
u Parents should use these in preference
to any other Drug.
Devices Cafminative Balsam. al ways
made fresh, when wanted.
Bogel's Citrate Of Iron Syrup, an excel
lent and harmless Tonic, for children
Also, Iaaetate Of Iron and Manganese
pastilles.
All the above preparations can be safely
administered to children.
You should give them trial. Fol- sale at
iunee, BOGEL'S Drug store.
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asrates. a4rataa assh stoves.

4 NOW supply Of The above foF par
II lof and nhiee, wish ahd without rHt1mer
ftents. Unrk slryes, ittge arH stra Fss, Bey,
IiHtief md tFrantltt stoves. f9t Wood anH Coat
peso ed st7es teehles lie ettceg rhtct general
" 60 WITH fitein-4reli ss casl Holds, shovel ahd
lo,iee, g. At the iIardwats ore Of
i'm INV HfRHUiEH a GANoUE.
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SssasNs.igs.

lust RECEIVED Is doz. boxes Of
y Fresh SardlneB doz Gallon Jars Pick
les doz. gal. are. do. 3 doz. Of French
do bbls MackereI, Fresh Butter, a fine
lot fresh cheese, and Tor sale Cheap for
Cash, by. oct.29l A. WfLsoN 4 co.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-08

A LIE AND PORTEH-A large supply
II Of Barclay, Perkins & Co.'S London
Porter and tenncnt Scotch Ale. warranted
genuine Just received and for sale by
no 24iy WIN. B0GEL, Druggist