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srGARrAND MoI.AssES The demand was still active
and nrices we're firm The gales of Sugar reached about 500
hhds at -67ssc for Fair to Fuy Fair OF Molases 1900
bIs were sold mt 3a5c for Good to Choice and for
Femenng Also about 400 lbls Orleans Refinery at Sc and
soma half hh1s at 41c a re,on
FIOIrR We noticed sacs Of some 3ono hills Including sO
Fine at s. 10 $50 Unbranded al @ Ohio ssperGue at Sd 49,
ceo ornosoe of fvore bran ot g. snd aoo E,tra q. -
"a hill
rp,1r r, s; r,;r r,o,t tri ,n;,, . r,s.a s,,o,
,, - a. a, ~, ro oc ,.a u, ah -ooo sn,Ls H.
,a; ,.o n, 20 lam !, white so,ls M ha so,o ,no
=, - 49,. - w., , roo H. ~. ~ :, 49,, ar u,,t
1Eon D. r, -, n, no, 80 e, IN ,oo =. a., ,.a d eao a.
l5o Prime Red were sod at 81 o. ie ut the same ana SUI
81 50 & bushel Nothing of any consequence doing in
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mz9- The schooner Mary Lucretin, Captain
Gibbs from Charleston, s. c. lying At Post r. First De
,rict viii begin to discharge her cargo THIS MORNING.
cOIgnces requested attend the receiving OF their
goods Otherwise they will be stored at their expense and risk
milo BARE1.1I & CO., 81 Common street
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Elg- The Memphis packet Ingomnr, Capt. T.
McJoDugh is lying oppoeEoni street, aud reeeivng
freight.
mil T.. McDONOUGH.
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ARRIVED.

Steamship Prometens Churchill San Juan dc Nicaragua
to C Tempeton-ith district.
Steamship Texas Forbes Cruz to Harris Morgan
LIST district. ...-.
Steamship Perseverance, Talbot from 1ndano and Galveston
to Hurts & Morgan-lst district.
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Shippina HntelIiaentt,
WEDNESDAY. March Z, 1856

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Shin q, ion Libby for Liverpool j p Whitney. &co
Shin Otomoco Newcembe, for Gcfc, ] T Whitney eco
Ship Brandywine Merryman, for Amsterlam, -
st'*7 ~ jenkins, Williams eco
Ship Corinthian, Slater, for Falmouth, for orders,
~ g. Baxter Lowell eco
Shin Charles Sprage Pike for ayre. Jones Mackinder eco
Bark Morning Star Close for Belfast Jenkins Williams eco
Brig Vim Skinner, Parker for New York. ID Meeker &co
BriT George Jones for Savannah. Poole tSco
sch Thos x Hail. for Chandelier 1slsnds Crecvy Fwell
Soho Josephine Kornbcck for Mobile, Huntington Wade
Srlr Diamond Bowen for Pensacola, John Hurley &co
Schr Walter NJ, Tapkin for Pensacola Master
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FOR RENT,

$685. FOR RENT. - THE TIlRHE.SrURY BRICK
f: Store, No ITO Foyiras street. Apply on the premises
IlIlI fell If
na& FOR X ENV-A TWO. STORY FRAME HOUSE
SI with rooms Magazine between Richard and
l Orange To good tenant the vii! be low,
Appy 10 &. b. DU MOAN,
fe4 Exchange Place and Cusomhonsr streets
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7 TERMS-Cash On the SPOT. -
J0SEPjI HTFTY
m12 q al IL Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
Of New Orleans. UEL MooRE.-No. 1855

Scoop I RT5f aae GoVHr 'qA 4 Mdoh SAM
RY VIRTUE Of yyrst q 1 tlsr1 facias to
i9 sss 1 e ssS S1,
II public auction City Hotel Common street, MON
DH Af' Ii s It 4 ss'sf oTs Of GROUND st,n
s NE M Il sqssqs o e sa
pea n B faw s. ss S"a sTsy
s':sss h? eSw aspsss
public as ~ o d book Of n BIN No 3
following dmension Nos n aF I'd. measure each 81
ae Iins lot No s9 feet INCHES and line front sid
on EST feet pshs ind ind S os. a It,
1d los feet % aud a lines sp s an a H oe 5
Lett on Nj s Street, ' IT,
ssp parallel ns d! ,; 70 h os es Of "a: q fit e
in wdl in The rear feet lines line dividing said lot
mon S! snd 1' 'He 81
on the III ion line 1 Nj sSs De- 10 Feet ?
and lines deep between parallel with al the
ing Or in anywise appertainns
Seized in the above suit.
ml2 "A al IL Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
Dsuxrrnr Corr sDE JOHN ARRowsMdTH SAMUEL,
so n1sIEle 1o na e 10 SO =.
- sddresse par rhonorabe Denxiene District il
dams aEe t. r. sg IN
Louis cele de Charities ct Royaa fadjudicator
HUT TERRAINs NUS situe fauboug jackson de cetts
vile District desisneS sous les Nos Dc
scharJour voyer date du Il de noyenbe 1858 depoe
So n ye De Pns No s ss arT dts srF dos s9n
s1 81 pied IA
proondeur entire lnes PARALLELS eerran No 4, 80 pieds
pouce gne face Il la die rue de la D9gane 4 Pieds
pnuces ne de largeur dams lie fond sur 10 p!ed de
fondeir Ia gne limitrophe au terrain NO ctes DE
crit peds pouees ignes de proone,r sur Ia Ign
slls e. dit y M IL sur
peds pouces ignes de rroonderr entire gnes PARALLELS
rue solomon So peds ponces ct gnes dams lie on
ped 5lignes sur Il sne u dyis e d, terrain Dune por
Bienvile ITO peds 3pouces gnes de proondeuE SUI
igne lmiuophe terrain No cidesSus Sntone Ie errs
pouces lirnesde proondeur entire gnes paraleles
Enscmheave les droits privileges serrtudcs ct AVIAN
taees attaches ct aprartenant
Saiss dams nhare ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES su moment dc l,admdsation'
NIL a al l2 Sheriff de la Paroisse d Orleans.
TOR WALLACE EFT AIS e
b airsced lie Honorable "r t he Fl Fiji i Sist
61Ss aesn above s 1 M e. s m m
o'clock 4. NJ my Warehouse situate % Jefferson street
in S SfsS @F nf:st # s G CLOTH etc. according
| inventory, filed in my office ~
1 Seized in the above suit.
TERMs-Cas, on the spot. -
| mi u Is IS Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
c1sauExE corr De DISTRICT y. D. CAMERON &,c1E.,v
de a NouSee.orenns. doete"S IA ni a ct "
TN vE1sru dun writ dc iieri iV faeias a n,e
Nouvele Orleans cidcssus eprocedcra lie MEL
GREn l9 de mars lS Ss y en- mon rsns
de cette vile, d ladjudicaou, de
Tn lot de Taps ct TO1LE GREE etc. suiTant nvenH
; Gepose mon bureau pour recours.
3 SaisiS dams rafoire eitlessus. ,..,.......,
ou mpmsRt Dc adlHI%sati0n
nj y = IS Sheriff de "a nnEoisse d 0rleans
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z. r.. HART 6 co.

l. Il. J.s HARI @ w.
e. j. HART s. CO.,
Nos. "a and 10 Tchoupitoulas street.
NTALT-5o0o BUsHELs-WE ARE IN CONSTANT RE-
I ceipt this article, and prepared make large sna
deliveries.
HoPs-5o bales new best sorts in bakery brewery Tho
trade supplied in large lots at low prices For sale by
f. j. HART & CO.,
ml2 St T1,and 70 Tchouritouas street
w CIARET WINE-2Oo0 cases;
WHITE WINE-500 cases;
BRANDY CHERRIES-3o0b boxes;
BRANDY FRUITS-loO boxes;
l., CASTLE SOAP-2uO boxes,
woLFE's scIIEIDAH sCHNArps-ouarts md plnts-3oo
N'S' '' ~ F. HART / CO.,
ml2 ct II and 70 Tchoupitouas street.,
| A LNIONDS-
N Hard Soft Slell-2nO bales, mats and frailsi
RAISINs-l0oO packages;
FILBERTS AND BRAZIL NUTS-5O bags;
DRIED APPLES AND rEAClIEs-3oO barrels; "a
| Bf,ANS-5D barrels, for sale by
+. j. HART Il CO..
| ml2 8, Il and 70 Tchoupitoulas street.
IA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS;
APPLE BRANDY
PEACH BRANDY;
AMERICAN BRANDY;
JAMAICA RUM-In bond and III store;
COGNAc BRANDY-yarious marks and grades
| For sale by +. j. HART eco,
ml2 St 4. II and 10 Tchouptollas street.
| CHERRY, PORT AND MADEIRA WINES.
large of carefully selected Wines for sale by
| +. j. HART Il CO.,
ml2 St II and 70 Thoupoulas street.
SULPfIATE QUININF-Amcrican, by the case
~ DRUGS AND CHEMICALS
Calone BOG lbs; Blue Mass, 200 lbs;
I Cantlarides, $50 lbs; Ipccac $50 lbs;
| IIydriodGte Potassc, 100 lbs
Iodine, resublilusd, 50 lbs;
! Quicksilver in TASKS;
With full assortment of CHEMICALS and DRUGS for
sale by f. J. HART CO.,
n,l2 st II and 70 Tchoupitouns street.
lava COFFEE
d Prime Old Brown and I.gh-loo bngs;
PIMENTO-Jumaica, 100 bags in bond and in store 5
Mexican, 50 bales,
CLOVES NUTMEGS; :.
MACE; PEPPER;
INDIGO; FIG BLUE, ERMAN WASHING BLUR, for sale
| by f. ], HART & CO.,
ml2 st II and 70 Tchoupoulas street.
| VIRGINIA TOBACCO-looo boxes, in every variety
of brand and style comprising of the choicest in
ke for sale by f. J. HART CO.,
ml2 St II and 70 Tchouptoulas street.
(tIGARS-Havana, German and American;
~ TEAS-300O packages;
SWEET OIL for sale by
"a
ml2 81 II and 70 Tchoupiouas street.
T INsEED OIL
i. IL WHITE LEAD-1O tons Weherll's;
10 tons I4ewis';
, tons Lewis Zinc Paint;
tons Lewis Snow White for sale b.
+. ]. HART K CO.,
ml2 St r. and 70 Tchoupitoulas
VARNISH25 barrels consisting of Copal; Coach Danar
Harness; Japan; Black; Asphatu, ETC., warranted quail
ity, for sale by f. J. HART CO.,
NIL St II and 70 Tchouptoulas street
pAERY'S TE4ICOPHEROUS--
~ LYONS KATHAIRON;
OPIUM; RHUBARB; FANCY SOAPS and OILS;
COPPERAS; SALTS; ALUM;
SPONGES; PLAYING CARDS;
LETTER AND CAP PAPER; for sale by
E. J.. HART & CO.,
m12 St II and 10 Tchoupitoulas street.
c ENGLISH DAIRY CIEESE-lOO boxes landin
n - from steamer J. ]. Roe, for sale by
E. ]. HART 4 CO.,
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LIZ 1000 packages assorted
IIERRING-500 boxes for sale low, 10 arrive,
HAIIBuT FINS, TONGUES, SOUNDS, etc, for sale by
f. j. HART { CO.,
ml2 St II and 10 Tchoupitopas street.
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SEERIFF"S SALES.

FIFTH DIETRICH CouET MARGARET MyRgAY, WIFE or
4 vi VT efnh Of S xvnt OF 1isri eis to
- directed ~ Honorable the Fifth Distfics Of New
Orleans the entitled cadse, will proceed sc nj
public auction MONDAY MARCH, "a, 1896 at loz O'Clock
TiiE e coSTENTs Of coFFEEHoUsE, situated at be
corner Of Julia Tcfoupitonlas ii The First District
of this city inventory ~iiIch can DC seen a my ONCE
Seized intle above sni ... aI
'h's''- '',A - ~ JOSEPH HUFTY,
mig Is II q Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
FIRM Dlsrnr corRr CITY q SEE ORLEANS \ * MA
PY VIRTUE Of writ ef '9 4 RI fa e!
Of New in the above entitled cause will proceed to
MONDAY, April I4s185G, at IL O'Clock NJ 81.
AIoT or GR0GSD Situated in the Fist District q a.
Magazine and Camp Streets said lot 80 feet front
Basin street. by 60 in depth: together with all the build
ng and improvements thereon consisting OF oHe-stoy frame
oge capboard rooe, containg email small cald
| Seized in the above suit.
| TERMS-tash On the SPOT.
| m12 q al IL Sheriff of2tie Parish of Orleans
crerEaE couEnE DISTRICT Ia VILE DE IA % NLL lie
| -Nouvcie Orleans }TEIf. No loo9e
I'm VrsRTU dun writ dc pIurius tieri facias
~ moi adlree par l'orabe Cinguente Courde District
LuNDI Il darTIs6 midi, City Hotel de Ia Com
Ine epe celes du Camp efes radjndica:on de-
dams let No u! borne les l,an Edouad, ff
des Masasnset d Camps ie dit 50 picds I'll
face Ia rnc du Basin sur lpyIeds de proondeur
desls consistent maison couvee
rains conenaut 1 pe;es ciambres petB cabinets ETC.
lie iont saisi dams liaftairet ci-essus.
jEONDITIOSS-CoInpta de Rehabilitation,
| JOSEPH HGFTY
| fml224 al IL - Sheriff de Ia paroIsSe d Orleans
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/ ORLEANS THEATER-5 T777T-5 - e 81
/ " THURSDAY, March Is 1856,
| BENEFIT OF Mr.. GEORGE ST GYR.
VIII heaced MegeEbeers Grand Opera I've acts, THE
! E. STAR OF,THE NORTH. -
4 re- Doors open O'Clock. 6%@558#i8S rII2 tx
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e. j. HART 81 CO.,
Nos. "a and 10 Tchoupitoulas street.
NTALT-5tp0 BUS1IELS-WE ARE IN CONSTANT RE-
M ceip of this article and prepared to make large small
deliveries
HOPS250 bales best sorts in bakery brewery etc. Tho
trade supplied in large lots at low prices. For sale by
f. j. HART & Co,
ml2 ST 77,and 10 Tchourtoulas street
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WINES, etc
w CIARET WINE-2O00 cases;
WHITE WINE-500 cases;
.. BRANDY CIIERRIES-300 boxes;
BRANDY FRUITS-100 boxes
CASTLE SOAP-2U0 boxes;
WOLFES SC1IEIDAH SCHNAPPS-Quars and p'nts-SD
boxes, for sale by a.
F. J. HART i CO.,
ml2 ct II and 70 Tchoupitouas street.
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3ebietu If ,tbt Sflarktts.

WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH u.
COTTON The weather rather uninvoralc yesterday
but with fair demand, the sales embraced about $500 bales
irregular, somewhat easier but without
marked decline, and VIC quote as before:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior 1sG&4 AIiddling Fair l01 Ge0ls
Ordinary
Mddinr. 2t0Hl Good Fair. .........--
Middling .92!6Ll01s Goodand Fine, ....-61
TOBACCO. heard Of few Llds Selections sold
o99ac Z b. The receipts by the America yet
pied.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton-balcs. Tobacco-hhds
Stock on hand Sept. l. 1855. .40,53T n,7l5
Received since ............ 1922 l52 5433
yesterday. G56D 70
-l,32S,l52- - 5.5l2
l,369,249 LEY
Exported to date........... l,0723l9 1865
=" yesterday l4,Ij7 90
--lGs7, 0o6 -l5 ,6os
2S2,l53 1919
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FOR SALE.

FoR sALE-A LIKELY NEGRO BOY, EIGHTEEN
years Of age "n e i" G SYf! yssPfS App osc
milo 6t* or Join COON, Cleveland 0.
TOR sALM-oN, Liberal. TERMs-A Semi Weekly:
the ety. ha propec a" extensive psness For ps
tculars, address H. l.. NJ, ut this office ma If
EoR SALE; \ NEGRO NAN, AGED ABour q
EnqSire bss aS" oce No. i ''' sis
EoR sALE-A CARPENTER q YEARS Or AGE
Inquire at &c Liberty street, tween Graver and redido
E0H sAI1EA EIATHoAT oF GoAI sIXK y, y TIE
AE Feb to tn 1oblr oAS 4 street
TOE sALE-A NAKGAIN-oN ACCOUNT OF MY
Ny situated in the town Of GlaibGrne OPP
IS miles from tie ALTA Springs. Two owpresre
where schools markets stores churches etc.
il. for exe s sow Ss
be asere Its sqnhrty may be judged from the ,I f"ss
family of children and workmen and have never called in
The property consists Of twosory Brick House four rooms
a ns i0 RE w ns is let 5 eet Font y 1855
feet f The can be nc to 50 or sur
For terms Which will be low apply to Mr. KENDIa No SO
c1s street TO the c0vnEO1 81 GssiERE
AUCTION NO1ICE.-TuE SUBSCRIBER RES
SS" his istGF HSS E" snd
has s.! taken his office, No; 80 Camp street
min"traors Assignee and ali others, according 70 "w lie
will also give and personal attention all outdoor sales
Of every description.
: Register will be kept open for all the Real Estate and
Lands he has for sale either private terms at public
ton Every fciy in his will be offered buyers and
sellers of Real Estate.
Practical Drnghtsman and Plan Drawer will be in constant
attendance at his office.
With the will strict attention his
business in all its Details that he will receive share
public patronage. BENZ. kENDIli, Auctioneer,
no26 Office, No So Camp street.
DATENT SEWING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. *
BAKER, Sewing Machine Company, having established an
the attention Of the public their large and nnriraed assort
met OF SEW ING MACHINES consisting of sixteen different
varieties Mt prices ranging from $5 $3.50 These Machines,
unlike others i'll form with continuous
threads from ordinary spools making knot ut every stitch,
which prevents the work from ripping circumstances
whatever They particularly adapted the manufacture of
clothing, shirts, collars ladies' dresses hats Shoes
ias quilted work. ehhroidcres carriage trimming, upho
Sery work. and i'll fact everything and thread
requisite An examination is all satisfy
most ncrelous that they superior Machine
offered 10 the public Exclusive rights for districts
may be secured by immediate application Office
Macine silk and needles on hand and
We IEL1E, General Agent
f25 I'm No Camp street, second floor.
GOAL! COAL!-SPENGEK FIELD 4 CO. DEALERS
~ in Pittsburgh Anthracite American English and Scotch
ms-OFFICE-Corner Camp street aud Lafayette Square
n2sly
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THIS EN ENfNfF, March II, ~ 4I3
To commence with THEIIoNEEMoON-Jul Miss
shaw nke Aranxa Mr. Fred Thayer: Mock Duke.
r soT san ADnR Ess-,Bgcls have at al y Mo-
| Mr. AND MRS. LILIlYW nfTE--Mr LiIrwhfe sff5J.
| y B5awTe; Mr.. Llywhite, Mrs. Place GRAND
i Italian Brayura M. W. r. JoIinsoa-Fasote ssau
-- Macarhy--Gpnlie Song Rneass.go concluds with
| " INC drama Of the RaRE;s PROGRESS.
bso:sopen O'clock rises ct half.pass ss7ea
h P5sseof Cents paris a
n Admission on sundassFiy Cents 10 all parts e The
rs Box Office open 10 O'Clock, when places NAV IL
peru I'll
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LNYONDS-
Hard and Soft Siell-2n0 bales, mats and trails;
RAISINS-lO00 packages;
FILBERTS AND BR ALL MUSIC bags;
DRIED APPLES AND rEACIIES-3e0 barrels; "a
BEANS-5D barrels, for sale by
i. J. HART Il CO..
ml2 81 II and 70 TchouPitoulas street.
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AMUsE MES
ms TEFEATETs1

y b. DEBA 10. ..5s Tesgee and NaYavHFx$
e B. UUFF fELD T., w II cttnsy sfanaps
C. G. GHESEST III l., fTSeaS1rer gts
TIME gAETERED &ss$ i
Dooa open asI oeiock Overtime at hafpast 7o'c1ock
THIS EvENfNG O; sfarel, Ia 1856 &s
Eighth night Of Mr.. IL DAVENPORT tta favorfs krserf
E7 E5 Actor. F}84tts ss,11s5a&
an ~ z \ Ghost Nj. Pipe;
A Studey; Gifaye Digger, NJ Y Fogess qisen MI. V
t5;ane; qPhetis, MES Hsrian MacattHs Coon
tawns Mr.. Wright Mrs. Kidfeshaw Mrs ESsi
with song, Miss Marian MaeaftftS. -
Bs5~I rchearsa the new play, THE EGYPTIAN. SSS5
H5~ Friday. Benefit Of WASHINGTON and CLAY MCyfT-
MENTs. t@EEt5 s9 SE%TEEs5 d
Dss-I,cors open seyerfo,cIock, precisely.
- Overture at halfpast seven O'Clock, precisely. nt9
CATETYsJTFEGATE
" Under the management Of THE CoMPANY.sa
PRICE ApMIsssos-To ali parts Of the house cents
BENEFIT OF THE COMPANY. Eza$s
GREATEST BILL OF THE sEAsOs-afIss DoRA sHATgS
and Mr. j. s CHARLES having kindly folun;eersd viii
appear FOR HIS NIGHT ONLY ss+4 Asa
| COMEDY, 5ass NJ
} DRAMA, 53S
1
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4 LCOfOL-
IL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS;
APPLE BRANDY;
PEACH BRANDY;
AMERICAN BRANDY;
JAMAICA RUM-In bond and i'll store;
COGNAC BRANDY-yarious marks and grades
For sale by Il. j. AARI q Co,
ml2 st 4, II and 10 Tchoupo,as street.
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SULPHATE @ UININE-Amcrican, by the case.
~ DRUGS AND CHEMICALS
Caolnel, lbs; Blue Mass 200 lbs;
7 Cantlarides $50 lbs; Ipccac, $50 lbs
1Iydriodate Potassc, 100 lbs;
Iodine, resublirusd, 50 lbs
Quicksilver in TASKS;
With a full assortment Of CHEMICALS and DRUGS, for
sale by f. J. HART CO.,
ml2 st II and 70 Tchonpitoulns street.
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DartituIar Notitfs.

Aa-- a MECHANICS AND Traders BANK,l
@25& gtf# New Orleans March 10, 1866.
H3" Hereafter the Discount days VIII be on
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, and ,ic Offering days on
mil Ct G. CRUZAT, Cashier.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-11-06
WABASH AND WESTERN
RAIL ROADS.
Open TO AHica.

On and after Monday, Sept 18TH 1855, Pas
senger Trains will leave Toledo from the new De-
pot daily at i0.4j A. NJ and IL 30lA. NJ =, arriving
al Attlcl 9 Ij p. NJ and $50 PM.
Passenger Trains leave Attica ; As A. NJ, and
l - +. NJ arriving in Toledo at 40 p. NJ, and
7.3O A. NJ
Trains connect at Toledo with trains of the
Cleveland aud Toledo Rail Road for Cleveland
aud Buffalo, Albany, New York and Boston.
At Defiance with Doyle's Daily line of Packets
TO Troy and intermediate places on the Miami
e NAL
At Fort Wavne with the Fort Wayne aud Chi
cago Railroad for Columbia, Warsaw and West
Trains connect at Peru, with indianapolis q
Peru h. r.. for indianapolis, Cincinnati, Louis.
Vile, Lafayette. Terre Haute aud st. Louis.
At Logan,port, with Logansport d Kokomo r
r., for Indianapolis, Tcrre Hautc and st. Louis
Freight Trains run daily between Toledo and
AttciCa.
GEORGE II BURROWS. Sup'nt.
SuI't- C!Gl.. = y!edo, March II, EG-l2nu.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-11-06

Tns WY 70 TErHER CIV SO THAT SIZE
WILL NuT De LIABLE IL INJuGE.-T.k. tough,
ligh, poe, tea or twelve leut loag, to black
smith, and let him bend over each end and
riv last, a hoop of non and insert into il a
saivel ring. Attached a chain with strap
to the COWS horns, Of sufficient length to
reach the ground when the animal stands up /;
this low end to be attached TO tie swiv,l on
the pole. Fasten to the other end If the pole
a chain of any suitable leng h, with It's fr, e
end, armed with wedge-shaped piece Of
ron 10 inches long, to be driven into the
ground with billet Of wood, and your COW
can thus be telhered without any danger Of
entanglement, whilst TO pasture will feed one-
third MORE fences dispensed with and shrub
berry not broken, by being run into whoa the
animal is frantic with flies. A. V. w.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-11-06
Checked Persp. ration.

There are two kinds Of p.rspiration, sensible
aud inSensible. When we s'e drops of water
on the surface of the body as the result of ex-
eICisr, or subsistence of i'vrr that is sensible
perspration. psrspiratiun recognize 'i BY the sense
of sight. Bu, when Precipitation is so gentle
that ii cannot be detected in the shape Of water
drops, when no moisture can b. felt, when it is
known to us only by certain suilurss Of the
skin, that is insensible perspirutiun aud is so
gentle that ii nay be checked to very con-
siderable extent without special injury But to
use popular language which cannot b. mistaken,
when man is sweating freely. and il is suddenly
checked, and th' sweat is not brought out again
III very lew moments, sudden and painful
sickness is a very certain result.
What, then, checks prrspration? A draft
Of air while we are at rest, ulter exercise, or
getting the clothing wet and remaining at res
while it is so. Getting out of warm bed and
going tn an open window or door, has been the
death OF multltudeS.
A lady heard the cry of fire at midnight; it
was bitter cold il was so near that the flames
illuminated her chamber. She left the bed,
hois;ed the window, the cold chilled her in an
moment From that hour until her death, a
quarter Of century later she never saw we'll
day.
A young lady went to her window in her
night clothes to looka something in the street,
leaning her unprotected arms on the stone win
dow-slll, which was damp and cold. She b. :
came an invalid, and will rem ain so for lie
Sir Thomas Colby being in profIse swet one
night, happened 10 remember that he had left
the key OF his wine cellar on the parlOr table,
and, fraring his servants might improve the
inadvrrtance aud drink some of his wine, he
left his bed walked down stairs, the sweating
process was checked, from which he died in a
few days, leaving six millions of dollars in
Enulish funds III is illness wlS 81 hrisf mud
violent that h" had M opportunity to make
his will, and his im,n"ns property was divided
among five or six day-labJf,rs who were his
nearest relatives.
The great practical lesson which we wish to
impress upon the minl OF the reader is this.
When you are perspiring freely, keep in motion
until you set 10 good fire, or 10 sone place
whore you are perfectly sheltered from any draft
OF air whalevrr.-- Halls Journal of Health,