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From the Knicserbocker Magazine.
xr NARY W. STANLEY GIBSON.

A pool, as gloomy and dark and still
As the river of death, lies under the hill.
Rocks are above and rock below,
White with the last of the winters snow:
And the trees that rise in the lifeless air
Are old and jagged and wholly bare.
The hill is barren and bleak and cold:
Its last years herbage is dead and sere;
Far underneath the frozen mould
Oozes the spring to its outlet here
Laying my cheek to the silent ca tn.
/ seem to hear in :he depths below,
The troublous mnrmurngs ofits birth
The ebb and pulse of its onward flow.
The violet blue, and the daisy dear,
Could never bloom in this lonely place
Yet the Spirit of Beauty has fingered here.
And left token of splendid grace,
For. floating upon that icy bed.
Embosomed among those rocks of snow.
A stately Lily uprears its head. r
And mirrors itself in the wave below.
Every breath that the zephyrs send
From blooming valley to barren hill,
Makes the Lily tremble and bend.
Swaying about. when the fount is still.
Lonely beauty, and lonely grace,
Born of wave as black as night;
Is it the Lily's fitting place,
Where Nature pines with an early blight
The loyelest slaves of Eastern lands
Are shrined and curtained from rowing eyes
In the loneliest wastes of the desert sands,
Some flower blooms only to God, and dies
And If, in my dreams of the Lily fair,
guard the beauty my eyes have won,
l read the lesson its white leaves bear,
And know its mission is nobly done.
o, thou who wouldst gaze in those waters dark
And touch the Lily, with tainted hand,
Go, loosen thy sails and trim thy bark;
The flower and wave are in Fancy Land:
They are but types of our daily life;
OF the daily blessings and trials given;
The magical pools, the inner life;
The Lily, the thoughts that turn to heaven.
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Forever let my grateful heart
His boundIess grace adore,
Which gives ten thousand blessings now,
And bids me hope for more.

A CURIOUS FACT. The blubber on fat
whale is sometimes in its thickest parts from
fifteen 10 twenty inches thick, though seldom
more than foot it is of coarser texture
and much harder than pork. So very full of
oil is it, that cask closely packed with the
clean raw. fat of the whale will not contain
the oil boiled from it, and the scraps are left
behind this has been frequently proved by
experiment.
Eastern times., 1856-04-24

A gentleman calling one morning on fe-
male friend, was answered By country sery-
ing boy that she was not at home. Thank
you to give her ths,' said he, handing him a
card. Shall go up and give it to her now.
s;r,' said he
Eastern times., 1856-04-24

AT marriage ceremony, which is Of most
value, the bride or bridegroom, The bride
groom for the bride is given away, while the
bridegroom is sold.
Eastern times., 1856-04-24

In one Of the principal towns of New Hamp-
shire, there was lot of windows TO be sold
off. They were advertised by means of hand
bills. Some wag went round the village, and
cut out the letter from the word windows,
making it read, For sale, a lot Of old ,ci do,cs
Eastern times., 1856-04-24
DIR. MARSHALL'S
Headache and Cata rrh Snuff,

For the cure OF
HEADACHE, COLDS IN THE HEAD, AND ALL CA
TARRH AFFECTIONS.
For Gddincss or Dizziness the Head-for all Whlzzng
Buzzng sensations such produced by too great
flow and pressure of blood upon the brdin-a
cure for the Headache, and the only agent
known upon which you rely with con-
fdence for complete Radical Cure
of that most troublesome dis
ease, THE C1T1RRH
1t cleanses strengthens and restores to healthy action
all those organs and membraneous passages OF the head
the obstruction Of which produces Pain in the Forehead
and region Of the Eyes, sort Of snuling in the nose
of matter dropping from the head into the throat,
itching nostrs bleeding the nose, ringing sounds in
the cars, deafness, &c, &c.
More than Twenty Y ears Experience
Has proved that for ole class complaints it is
by far the most eectual rem,dy Of anything yet disoov-
cred.
c. W. ATWELL, Portland general agent for Maine, and
sold by the dealers in medicine Bath, and throughout
the country.
Eastern times., 1856-04-24

Doctor, kin you tell what's the matter with
my child's nose. She keeps pickin' of it,
Yes, marm; its probably an irritation of,he
gastic mucous membrane communicating a
sympathetic Utilization to the epithelium Of the
coeriah.'
There, now, that's just what told Becky !;
sho lowed it was worrums'
Eastern times., 1856-04-24

What is stronger in death than life An
old acknowledged hen. lfyou don't believe j,
try to dissect one after boiling.
Eastern times., 1856-04-24

The Great God seems TO have given that
commandment-know thyself-to those men
more especially who apt TO make remarks
on other mems actions, and forget them
selves
Eastern times., 1856-04-24

What did Napoleon mean when he said that
'bayonets think = The meaning is obvious
Every polished bsyonet is capable of reflection.
Eastern times., 1856-04-24

Men, money, and Sharpe's rifles is the con-
slant cry of the chief organ of the Republican
party-the New York Tribune The editor
has been a sort of peace individual until of
late; he now thinks it important to fight some.
He doesn't propose TO fight himself, for no.
body ever had fairer opportunity to pitch in
than he had a few weeks ago, but he restrain
ed himself. He however calls upon others to
go TO Kansas, and take Sharpe's rifles along,
and do killing service in the cause of freedom,
as he styles it He has been experimenting
the votes in Congress-fattering, and scold-
ing, and coaxing. He had the pleasure Of
seeing Banks elected, and the Committees all
right; but his hopes for authority to send for
persons and papers have failed. Dunn, whom
Greeley claimed as amongst the faithful, has
been in state of rebellion, with strong dis
position to kick the said Greeley, ever since
he took his seat this session and his propo-
stion to send two Congressman to Kansas to
get testimony, prevailed over the scheme TO
bring the witnesses to Washington. A ma
jority in Congress have no idea Of admitting
Reeder to a seat in that body as Delegate
from Kansas. Information about the troubles
in the Territory, for public use, is all that is
sought for. This is all well enough, perhaps,
and we believe the truth will be just what
Greeley & Co. don't want. 1t will show
mass of falsehoods and calumnies not often met
with-Louisrile Democrat
Eastern times., 1856-04-24

Bob, you say that you believe most diseas
es are contagious. How long have you en-
tertained such notionsi' sEever since sa
alongside of a blue-eyed girl and caught ths
palpitation of the heart
Eastern times., 1856-04-24
Home Manufactures.

We intend to do all well it is done anywhere
and as cheap in proportion 10 quality.
We are planning Boards, Panks, Deck Jost, Clapboards
&c. well and cheap it is done anywhere else
We also planning Mouings Of all descriptions, and
furnish them by the foot plane them for others. We
also manufacture round Bausers Of different sizes
der, and keep them ON hand for sale
We also prepared for Planning, Throating and Fit
ting ships Knees Turning Sancheons, making Plugs and
saving Wedges for Pankng, Launching and for Treenas
at short notice.
Doors Sashes and Blinds, of common Sizes constantly
hand and for sale. Also Panking Launching and Tree
nail Wedges and Plugs for sale.
With good machinery, good stock, good workmen, and
prompt attention. prepared to do custom work. and
think satisfy areasonable public that deserve
share Of their patronage. Call and see.
SCOTT MORSE L co.
Bath, Jan. Z, 1856.
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For Sale i'm Richmond Village.

A Tw0-stOry thoroughly buitt wooden
Il House, ffyttree feet long, thrtythree wide con-
tanning sixteen Rooms, Wash Room, Cistern a never
freezing cellar under the whole house, with Wood House
and Barn connected the house. together with the lot of
land belonging thereto Said lot is two hundred and twenty
feet Pleasant Street, and extending from Pleasant to
Front Street, thirty rods south of Railroad Depot. The
above is oil the most pleasant and desirable situations
in the village For terms which will be most LIBERAL apply
to HENRY W. OWEN Esq, Bath, or BENJAMIN 4.
TALLMAN the premises
Ian IA
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Notice Extra.

THE subscriber would call the attention of the public to
L his large and well selected Stock of
FAMILY AND FANCY GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &c,
which he has just received and will sell low the
est for CASH.
Purchasers will find it for their advantage to call and
anime his stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere
JOHN ii. MCCLELLAN, Head of McLean's Wharf.
n. B.-SIIIP AND VESSEL STORES put up in good
der and at short notice.
Jan. %. SO
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Fire Rngine for Sale.
State of Maine.

LINCOLN, SIT a Probate Court heil at Viscasssf
on the 7th day of AprH, A. ID. 1856.
Ordered, That Samuel ii. Fuller, Administrator Of the
Estate Of George Maxwell late Of Bowdonham, formerly in
said County, deceased notify the Heirs Credit
Of said Deceased and all persons interested that
account Of Administration the Estate Of said deceased,
will be offered for allowance at Probate Court ct Wis
casset the first Monday of May next at ten oeloek A.
NJ when and where they may be present they cause
Notice to be given by publishing attesed copy Of this
Order in the Eastern Times printed Bath three weeks
successivey before said Court Of Probate.
Given under my hand this seventh day Of April in the
year Lord thousand eight hundred and y six.
ARNOLD BL.ANEY, Judge q Probate.
Copy Attest, JAMES 7. DANA, Register 3w44
Eastern times., 1856-04-24


A correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette
states that clergyman in Piusburg, Pennsyl-
vania, lately married lady with whom he re-
ceived the substantial dowry of ten thousand
dollars and a fair prospect for more. Shortly
afterward, while occupying the pulpit, he
gave out hymn. read the first four verses,
and was proceeding TO read the fifth commenc-
ing
"F rever let my grateful heart
when he hesitated, banked, and exclaimed !:
'Ahem! The choir will omit the fifth verse,
and sat down. The congregation attracted by
his apparent confusion read the verse for them
selves, and smiled almost audibly as they
read
Eastern times., 1856-04-24
New Goods.
SHIP CHANDLERY!
GENERAL assortment constantly hand, and for sale
Il by
z. HYDE & CO.. corner Of Front and

Broad Streets, Bath,
Including Corlage MANILA and tarred) from the Manu-
factories Of Boston and Plymouth, by Gang retail Cot
ton Scotch and Russia Duck of all descriptions Cotton
and Hemp Twincs.
Anchors of all sizes-best proved Chain Cabes-Sheets
and Tes-Bot, Sheathing Copper and Yellow Meta-Com-
position Spikes and other Castings-Pereys ventiators
Jgger Windlasses, &c. Patent do Gear, Winass Necks
and Capstan -Cambooses-Iron spikes-Nava
Stores-Paints, Oils and Window GassNautical Instru-
ments, Books, Charts, &c.
Many of the above articles suitable notice. can he
vered from the manufacturers their lowest prices
expense to the purchaser 81
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Figs.
Cheese,

Prices Greatly Reduced.
THE Subscribers will close off their Winter Stock
L Of WOOL BLANKETS, WOOLEN HO-
SIERH. WOOL SHAWLS, 0VERC0ATS and
HEAVY CLOTHS at prices which cannot fail to suit.
Jan. %. J. L. GILMAN X CO.
Eastern times., 1856-04-24
DOOR, SASH AND BLIND


IIE subscribers have established Mandatory for
king DOORS, NSHES, BLINDS &c, and having pro-
cured the netcest and most app oUed Machinery at
great EXPENSE with the workmen solicit their
of the public patronage. We invite all in want of the
above articles call and examine for themselves
think satisfy them that it is for their interest,"
unlla top
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invoice OF beautiful style Spoons Butter Knives &c,
a PURE SILVER, received and will be sold the low
est figure, by J. T. GILMAN co.
March 10.
Eastern times., 1856-04-24
SOAPS.
New Invention.

HUNTS Patent Papier Mache Dickeys, just received
LII CIRCUITS. Price only cents Callandloek atthen
Eastern times., 1856-04-24
HOBENSACK'S LIVER PILLS

Have just received from New York and Boston
markets. the largest and best selected stock of
pure and unadulterated Drugs and Medicines,
Medicine Chests, Brushes. Perfumery, Fancy
Goods, &C., &C., which were bought for cash
and can be sold lower than goods of the same
quality can be bought for on the Kennebec.
Eastern times., 1856-04-24
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
Chemicals, Extracts. Shaker Herbs, &c., &c.
The Drugs and Medicines now in store have all
been purchased within the last year, and have
been selected with great care. Having been in
the business for the last five years, we can as
sure purchasers that we purchase nothing but
the very best articles in the market. This stock
embraces every article usually found ina
First Glass Drug Store!
Particular attention paid to the dispensing of
Family Medicines and compounding Physicians
Prescriptions.
Eastern times., 1856-04-24
Re11ncva1-
Rcady-Made Clothing.

THE Subscribers opening desirable stock Of
Il COATS, PANTS, VESTS, and FURNISHING GOODS,
aless prices than most Dealers pay for such articles and
wil furnish their customers without compelling them 10
SEE rHK ELEPHANT Ut. GILMAN 4 co.
Bath March Is. 40
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Silver Spoons.

A ND get you Spring style Cap at
"A Mar. 8. L. s. FISHERS.
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Having advertised the different city journals my intention
to express the different watering places the Lake
Shore regret that such cannot be- owing the following cir
cumstances For some time past havebeen negotiating with
Mr. Geddes to check baggage through to Mobile and start
Coast Express The first proposition brought before the
Mail Company and vetoed The second Mr. Geddes has from
time to time stated he would write and Capt Grant and
Others and whenever called upon would evadea positive answer
and led suppose could be DONE concluded 10 do at
the expense Of full fare both for my and chest If
favorable could be made To accommodate the
citizens made arrangements Mobile ocary the Express
Bladon and the watering places the Bay Shore This
mornings Crescent contains Mr. Geddes advertisement of
Coast Express which amounts to aetual Of
with The well known all who acquainted
with his character The refusal to have baggage checked
through would deprive the half paid stewards of the Mail Line
of the extra half quarter dollars which they obtain from
the passengers Myopnion Of their refusal the Coast Ex
press they would be convenience and would put
few dollars my pocket The idea and plan original
but an act Of petty persecution.
SIMEON TOBY, JR.
Proprietor of Toby Express,
my15 2plt 70 Gravier street
F0rsfea''s Cezeb1Gfetg
w A r P u RIFE lie r.
further supply Of the above received and for sale by
HENDERSON & GAINES,
my13 2p6t 90 Canal street.
sN'eaU Books.
New Supply of ERNEST LINWOOD, Miss MI RRAY' S LET
TIERS, ROSE CLARK, s. S. PRENTIss' LIFE.
-For sale by -
r III O NG b S l.. wv FaxTE,
Bookseller and stationer,
4V0 .il- CANAL STREET. 4Vc
MOTLEYS HISTORY OF THE DUTCH REPUBLIC-in
3vuls. '..-.....
PRESCOTTS WORKS-ll rols-ncudins MISCELLANY Ferli-
nand and Isabella, Mexico Peru and Philip the Second.
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THE WING AND DEMOCRATIC STATE CoNyEN-
TIoSs-The millennium is certainly approaching for
the two Conventions above named witnessed the lion
and the lamb lying down together In the Wing
Convention were men who expressed their determine.
ton to support the Democratic candidates for Pres-
dent and Vice President; whilst in the Democratic
Convention were men who protested to be WINGS.
What these men expect to make by their change of
position. we know not but the change would hardly
be made without the hope of individual advantage
One thing we can perfectly comprehend and that is
that in the movement on both sides the success of
the Democratic party is aimed at Unjust be obvious
to every rejecting Wing, that an attempt to reorean
iZe that party for independent action is but to add
strength to their ancient enemy and we are therefore
surprised that any real Wing any man who sincerely
desires that Wing principles shall he adopted as the
rule Of policy for the country, should be SO weak as
lead himself to further the aims and aspirations Of
the faction which falsely bears the name of Demo.
cratic 1t is suicidal policy-a policy which would
be spurned by Clay, Webster and otherleaders Of the
Wing party, were they now alive. The Wing party
Is emphaticaly dead, and can never be resusctated
as party, however its principles may be adopted.
baltimore Clipper, 9th.
me foregoing remarks are as applicable to the lati-
tude Of Louisiana they are to the latitude Of Mary
land, and will receive just as much attention here as
they do there from those who are hungering for
office and like to be on the strong side. Human ma
ture is great institution"
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RF01etssOmeey Summer Clothing.
VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT.
FRESH ARRIVALS BY EVERY STEAMSHIP.

,. FRESH ARRIVALS BY EVERY STEAMSHIP.
ALFRED MUNROF 81 Co,
a. Isl 81 Magazine street, corner Of Grayier,
Would call attention to their present assortment OF .
Fashionable Clothing for Gentlemen.
among which may be found the following "
Single Mild Cashmere FIR OCkS AND PANTAIOONS.
Drap d Etc ROCK and SAC COATS. Gsl$t5.
Very superb Fancy Linen Drill COATS.
Bnrpour, Alpaca and Merino COATS.
Check Linen Brown Linen, and Fancy Linen COATS.
Fancy Linen Drill PANTALOoNs 200 different patterns.
French Drap D. Etc PANTALOONS. p w
White Marseles VESTS E.5[.. .a.E H.. ..s
Very rich assortment of Fancy Marseilles VESTS.
Rich Fancy silk and Satin VESTS
Bombazine, Barpour and Alpaca VESTS.
Gauze Merino UNDERSHIRTs whole and hnif sleeves.
Lisle Thread 4 I q ... ~ 49,
Half Hose Gloves, Suspenders Handkerchefs Cravats.
Very large assortment of Linen and Muslin SHIRTS.
ROES CX.Oz:kgZEVc=
Our assortment Of BOYS CLOTHING very complete
bracing styles mentioned for gentlemen
and guardians invited call and purchase well made cloth
ing for the boys under their charge. y
INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING, .
Indie Rubber Company including Coats Leggngs Blankets
Piano Covers Submarine Armos Water Pals, Gun Covers,
Caneens Water Bottles, Beds and Pillows Life Preservers,
Cloth by the piece yard etc. etc.
One Price for Eoods--No Deviation.
ALFRED MUNROE g. CO.,
n,rls1 nSt street.
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sgOnesaeesti orr s---s anl es.i cesae Party.

AtaConvenon Of the Delegates of the American Party
the City of New OrleRus held this evening, 18th inst the
lowing gentlemen nominated for the Offices named
For Mayor-CHAS. NJ WATERMAN. 7SI@,@g
For Comptrocr-THOS. TEEAKD.
For Street ommissioner-AMADEE GUYOL.
E 4alao, 3, t,, n.s,.ia. V. II. RODEs. A. LANDRY
- " ist5Ate : 'tse Dia.ies L. II. PLACE.
For Recorder, First Distret-GERARD sTITH.
s GLENDY BURKE, President.
JAS. BEGes, sec,y as84s W. s5s# myl3lt
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a FLOOD COMING
A GREAT RISE IN THE UPPER RIVERS

81 A GREAT RISE IN THE UPPER RIVERS.
q HICKMAN, KY, May 9.The river here is outof its
banks already, and is still rising fast.
The Northern and Western rivers are all overflow
ing, and it seems the end is not yet.
New York Cotton Market
{ New YORK, May 12-Cotton is bc lower; Middling
Orleans lie.
WASHINGTON, May 12.-Hon. Mr.. Herbert has been
released on $4,000 bail
The House has appropriated 100000 to improve
the mouth of the Mississippi.
River Intelligence.
VIcksBURG, May l2.-The Hill passed down at 10
and the Magnolia at IL A. NJ; Belle Sheridan at 2,
McRae at 5 this evening. -.-'..s
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New ORLEANS, May Sth 1856
Be ii known to all whom may concern that the
ment of Nicaragua recognizes agent in The United States
except Padre Will, Minister Washington and Col P F.
Maneosos, in this city Capt j. W. Wilkins has been acting as
agent during the absence of Col Mancoso has returned
and resumed the duties Of his Office further be II known
that parties have recently borrowed money on
NeafaSuan government, without any authority. my9 Up
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Summer. Clothing.
NEW ,GooDs-JusT OPENED

LEIG HTON e. BAR B OF,
Corrler st. Charles and Canal sts.,
Are in receipt Of fine assortment Of
White Linen Duck COATS; White Linen Drill COATS; Color
ed Linen Check Coats.
White Linen Duck and Drill PANTS Fancy French Drill
PANTS.
White and Coored Marseilles VESTS Single and Double
Breasted. 10
Merino FROCK and DRESS COATS.
Meriuo PANTALOONS-wth large assortment Of Alpaca
Barathea Linen and Thin Summer Cloth Goats.
SHIRTS, of every description.
We received choice assortment of the latest style Of
colored CAMBRIA SHIRTS, with Byron standing COLLARS
French wrists Also-LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS of
all Sizes qualities and patterns
LEIGHTON l. BARBOT,
my12 2p6t corner st. Charles md Canal SITS.
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Steamboat Departures This Day.

b. .r. .ZU- MOBILE.
Oregon Myers master, the arrival at the Lake OF the
o'clock ?. N. Pontchartrain R. Goddess 10 Bauk
Place. agent. .
California Nelson MASTER on the arrival at the Lake of the
O'Clock A. NJ Pontchartrain II. Goddess 10 Bank
Place, agent.
IA - .TCHEFUNGTA RIVER.
Virginia Pearl Hoffman, the arrival of the IL o'clock NJ.
Poncartran D. C. Lowber, No. 9S Magazine street,
agent -.-.-.
TENNESSEE RIVER.
Cherokee Irwin, MASTER at IL o'clock NJ. L. snapp { Co..
81 Front street. agents.
-l---. OHIO RIVER.
Antelope, Brown, MASTER o'clock Bcterton KeeGe %
Tcloupitouas street agents.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
Nebraska Ford MASTER ut o'clock F. N. John E. Hyde 4
Co.. &C Poydras street, agent.
YAzOo RIVER.
Lewis Wheman, Wallace master, o'clock. T. B. Smith,
u New Levee, agent.
OUACIIITA RIVER.
Judah Touro, kouns MASTER Mt O'clock L. Snapp Co.. 81
Front street, agents.
ATLANTA, Briggs MASTER at O'Clock. L. Snapp & Co.. 81
Front street, agents.
City of Cairo, Yocum, MASTER at o'clock T. B. Smith, l.
New Lcvee street, agent.
RED RIVER.
Belle Gates, Lewis MASTER at o'clock p. NJ. p H. Brinor
4 Co., Lafayette street. agents.
Rosa Dowty MASTER at o'clock Lewis snapp Co.. From
street. and 7. B. Smith, u New Ievee street. agents.
St. Charles, Apologize, master, O'clock T. s. Smith,
New Levee and L. snapp Co, 81 Front street. agents.
N. H. Dougherty, Soekman, master, Mt O'clock 7,
Smith, IL New Ieyea street, agept.
Planter, Atkinson MASTER at o'clock T. H. Brntou Co.
Lafayette street, agents.
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For two days past some citizens have expressed
apprehensions of frost That danger, however, we
think is past It has been extraordinarily cool, pro-
ducing agues, but have suspicion that the ec-
eentrcity of the season will wind up with freeze
1t is not one of the least remarkable incidents of the
season that there no mosquitoes. The mosquitoes
have unusually come in between the first of March
and the beginning of April. This year it is nearly
the middle of May without any of these pests. Two
months ago of the little ruffians but that
was the first and last of them. Who knows Per-
haps we shall get rid of the mosquitoes and the vel
low fever together.-[ Mobile tribune, 18th.
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Worms are Fatal.

All physicians know that the Of of the fatal dis
of children is They produce dysentey iarha
conyulsions congestion enaciaon the BRAIN ocy
etc. Arrest the evil in time, then, by imnisterng
VVineI's Canadian Vernnifuge,
vegetable remedy harmless to the system water but
solutely certain in its curative results.
HB particular remember the name 'Wner's Canadian
Venifuge This is the only article that depended
Remember this.
For sale wholesale and retail in New Orleans by
J. WRIGHT q CO.,
uYl2 2nft<W q and Isl Chartres