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~ kschnssnd City.-.We the geuylmls.
noeen appointed BY the Governor Of virginia 10 ~
priinsend the Presidential Election, 10 81 heia q
the CITY hall n Madisoa Ward, Of ths city Of Rich
fnond. on the 9TH day OF November ts5s have :. =.
cordinE 70 law made the following appolntmsnts :,
COMMISSIONER and Conductors for the other WsrS
OF this city. " sso
JEFFERSON WARD
Con missioaers.
Nathaniel B. Hill,
Lofttn N. Elicit
James Winston
Conductor. s
George A. Pearce
MONROE WARD
Commissioners.
Wsllinstsn Goddia.
w. w. Timbsrlake
Henry 9. Cannon.
Conductor.
William g. Wood
Ward. IN Aaoason
sns,cient pcliteepeu or CLERKS viii be appointed
IA o. tas YARDS by ths conductor for that Ward
ton. WILLIAM " MIrTsSIy. nieS
PATRICK H. AYLETT,
20 h-ot LAkklN w. GLAZEBROOK
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
yUuIa RIfTlsDIM6

- t.c1M MlSS1UNEh's OFFICE. u
ssss WING BUILDING,
BIcHMoHD. October - 1856 J .
TIME CREDITOR , OF BEKNAhD
/ fvNEIL decd are hereby notified 70 sppsAI q
this Office on SATURDAY the frst ~ g the ns1
..so.th lNoyemhsr ct 10 d clock 4. ~. and exhioH
- s.iAsnnss 81 their claims against thu said ae
$3.50 - 4. MILTON CARY. Comr.
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n r. Wilba c h 9 r, Dealer in Liquors
Wines, Cigars, 10, No. 208 Main street, Richmond
Va. INV l...ta

" Valentine q Son huve now opened
their large stock of Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS,
which they offer to purchasers, lately announced,
at unprecedented prices, for cash Negro Woolens;
Bleached and Brown Domestics; Oznaburgs; Prints in
every variety and ell the novelties in De LANES and
Silks; Merino.s, Csshmeres Alpacss and Bomba-
zines, frsm auction sales Scotch and French Embroi
deries Ribbons and Trimmings, in various tastes;
Carpetings Rugs, Blankets, Hosiery, Gloves, BROOKE
Spool Cotton, &c nc.
VALENTINE SON, No. 80 Broad st.,
16---ta Valentine SuuarA.
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,on1try ia quite prevalent nov, and unless property
,rs.,s NAV prove fatal When caiomsl and other
rasosous minerals are administered tbs system 10
sren,Iv weakened and reduced, and then IL 10 that
E,ksRs BiTrgas should be regularly adminisssred.
When taken at such tmes n atren gthens the stomach
increases the Appetite quckens the liver Improves
one digestion pur6es the blood. and builds up the
,rhse frame that the uind becomes az ease and the
snirs huoyant II taken In time, these Bittea viii
rrevent htlioasness and health and happiness
70 oil who il - = family medicine. Tecthins
eh;idren nd delicate ladiss have always been bene-
6red by bile decrepd old age has found its
exhiisratiag influence of great advantage TO them
These Ritters caa be had BY all the principal Drug
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~. DIR. WsoIdrtdxe Once ON ION
street, psar MAan, IN rear Of Duvai Nortons Drug
Store. oc 2o-ltn.
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STATE AGRICULTURAL

VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL
FAik.-The Virginia Railroad Com psnies, with
but sxceptioa .. farss heard from land i'll hoped
and believed that those which have besn he ard
frsm will conform to ths srrsnssmeaLl propose to
make the following discrimination in favor of men,
ben of The Virginia state Agricultural Society at
tending the aext Fair, and of animals arsicss to
be there exhibited.
Membsrs attending the Fair. exhibiting proof of
having paid their anpusl dHes to the socisy vii be
returned FREE. Hpon payment of the full rate OF
fare for the down trap; and the freight Of all subjects
Of exhibition will be required to be paid ssias down.
but II net sold and the animals articles are offered
to be carried back by the ssme owner. they will then
ne taken back FREE, and the original payment for
Sovuifreisht viii be refunded. The Virginia and
Teunsssee Raisroad Company will conform % 20
much Of this regulation ony % restes 70 animals OF
articles for exhb ton. but will make no discnmtns-
don in favor Of me n bsTs Of the Soei~ry.
Ii will be awiss RrecAntion for exhie ifoIs % IN
form the freight Agents, at the Ai6srsnt Stations
three or dur days beforehand. Of the number and
lind Of articles they design 10 send, ana tno time
v.sn thew will BE- offered for transportation
~ None Of the comp.as. VIII % g ss.s
arrangement. Ga. 2. WAAnsAASs 49,
% rs 2swt24o
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Z h-hFoR E sa9aTTho BE LEIsl,h, ..
ceived to-day, MONDAY, and up
to the hour of 2 O'Clock, 2. NJ Tuesday, the 2lst
instant
to-day.
shippers are requested to send in the names of
their consignees Tuesday afternoon, or their ship
meats will be consigned to order.
oc Got LUDLAM L WATSON
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v Fall, 1S56.-Spiendfd stock.-THOS.
L fkiCE l. CO. have opened the richest and most
extensive assortment of Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods which they hsge ever exhibited to their friends
and the public:
Elegant Silk Robes.
Do. Valencia do. gs--,. sae
Do. Figured Mouseiaines.
Do. DO. Cashmeres.
Do. Velvet Cloaks.
Do Coloyed and Black Cloth Cloaks.
Velvet 2slmss-Misses.
Cioaks-aii styles,
Kieh Broesde Silks
Do Plaid and Striped Silks.
french Merinos, {all coon
Splendid MORE Antique Robes.
Back, Figured and Plain silks
Cloak CLOTHS and Veivets.
Embroideres in every variety.
Hosiery. Gloves, Mitts.
Shirts, Fiaanes, dc.
And in Servants Goods, such a. white and colored
Blankets, Fulled Cloths Sattinetts, Sleeps Grey,
Caroline Jeans Lindseys, &c; the greatest STOCK
they have ever had, and offered ut the very lowest
rSIes. ss
4F ALSO,
Curtain Materials of every kind; Rrocatelle; Da-
mask; Moreens; Laso and Muslin Curtains; Cornice;
Loops; Bands; 3nps NC, &c, which viii be sold -
low as such goods can be bought in tie largest mar
betsin the country. T. Il. fhaCL U.s.,
seI-im % Msin s'ee"
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yPrescrIptions promptly and nccurnse-
com pounded st all hours, DAY or night, ny 1n III
DUdTES or THE PHILADELPHiA Gull
LEGE OF PHARMACY, alone at
LAlDLEY RuBlNSONb
New Family Medicine and Prescription store,
% 23A-1ms ! cor 4th ana franklin St..
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X ward Tor the recovery OF q four year
---o old, red and white spotted BULL
with ring his nose, that strayed from my farm
the Western Plank Road, ssveral weeks ago. He
has been seen recently in the old fields about Rich
mond. ANY information in regard to him will be
thankfully received. JAS. C. SPOTTS,
oc l8-.-St No. 20 Pearl ct.
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- k~S n CHANGE OF HOU h
SxsZA1 WINTER ARRANG EMENT -
The Steam Boat CURTIS PECK,
CAPT JNo. DAVIS, will on and after Thursday next,
day and Thursdsy mornings at 81 o. clock, A. NJ, for
Portsmouth and Norfolk. and return each alternate
hour, 6A O'Clock, A. NJ, touching at all the regular
landings on the River, going and returning
Passage and fare a. usual
cells R. o. HASKINS
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v J.F. Gardner, M. D., Homeopathic
Physician, Richmond, Va
ss- Ofice on 0overner street, near the Richmond
uan.~ 90 9---d3m
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= ID. DEkOON has for sale 600 Ennm.
~. eiled Crates, Tenders, and Summer Pieces. en-
6,acins Square Topped, Circle and Elliptic Patterns
be sold at the lowest prices. Orders from town and
country promptly attended to. The Virginia Mocha
MICS Ins tute awarded q silver medal, the highest
premium, to SAMuEL D. DEkooN for the best speci-
mems OF Crates and Tenders. Also, for SALE large
stock OF Bells, Brass Brick Mouds &c. Apply at my
Bel and Brass Foundry, No 225 Main street. between
sth and 9Th, west side Richmond. Va. oc l6-Sm
I OCkkTT & DENNIS, .srOccrs and
IL Commission Merchants, 18th street, between
Main and Cary Richmond, Va, keep con family on
hand we'll selected and general assortment of GRO
CERES, WINES, LIQUORS. &c. Orders from
the country promptly attended To- oc ls-im
EOK SALE, LEASH OR RkNT.-Two
l. half aero iots, one on Grace the other on Broad
street. Just beyond the limits of the corpo-
ration For terms, apply 70
oc l8-StH N BROOKS, n. D.
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cEEEE.3E5HEE1 NOTICE.- EXTRA TRAIN
RAIN FOR STAPLES MILL.
On the occasion OF the Free Barbecue
and Discussion at StapleI Mill, extra Train will
esve the depot Of this Company at O'Clock precise
ly, on TUESDAY, October 2lst. Fare Is cents each
way
SAMUEL RUTH,
Superintendent of Transportation.
Office r., r. P. 4. R9Co,}
Richmond, Oct Is 1896 DC 16
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Persons wishing further information respecting the
&C 6--tds Gen. Art, Pearl u.
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II ASAI1- VE ISU AChES IN HENRICU
L EIGHT MILES FROM RICHMOND, For
SALE Ar.AUCTION.-The subscribers will sell, on
thu premises on WEDNESDAY, the 22d October,
1856, at IL O'clock M farm of $50 acres located as
above, adjoining the lands of Dir. Miles George, Dr.
John M. sheppard, Mr.. VIM. c. Taliaferro and 9th
ers. 1t is occupied BY Mr.. VIM. r. Huffman, con.
tains $50 acres about twothrds are cleared
the balance is in original growth, mostly of oak.
The improvements consist of small dwelling. con-
tanning three rooms besides kitchen Urn Bile 30.
Terms (liberal) made known at the hour of sale
&C Is GOOOfN & APPERSON Aucts,
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NNrUrTI5h FOX Lynch u u Ikts--aU
sSSss&sskszIf5 LEAVE TUESDAY-The Canal
Boat OLIVIA, Capt. Wilkinson
will positively leave sabove For freight apply to
&C l8---St VIM. P. cox Dock street
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CHARLZs GOULD. No. % W.n~t
JOHN 7. HOWARD, No. ~ Bn,.dwa,
EARM for sALE-In Westchester County, 90

E'ARM for SALE-In Westchester County, W
seles with without crops Posssson 70 sui. tho
clsser On the Purchase road. miles from Rye Depot-ebe
ssne from White PlsiSa BaldDp in sooi repar Hou.s
piazza three des deshuy situated high ground
Lobs hand Sound and tbs s~seent Pany Sol s1eeisnt.
wsfer.d. Fruit IL sbhcsnce te property
con bips bsany and hesness Of location vita Ike fsi
tes Of the city schools churches he seldom
of,red- Term. easy Apply IN the pren.sees,
z. r. PAGE. 10 Is CsthAxtne -.
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If WILLIAM CHARLES BAXTER, formerly
Of Lambeth near London Il gland sti alive aud wia
,utly Messrs BELLS SONS Of New FORK he hear
Of BOMETHING 10 his ADVANTAGE; or any one can Sye
suthel tic information regarding w. {. BAXTER he may oo
tin = nihiIG remune ration.
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T7HE SWEDISH HAIR CREATOR is pr,

NNffE SWEDISH HAIR CREATOR is prep
i .r.tion sdsp'ed the RESTORATION and PRE5ER-
VATION ofthe HAIR It's marked success every
whose b. fIlns has fallen to try IT, The number OF
6es,s from physicians and others too neat for advertise
uent IL only preparation whch show It's triumph
In the person. who have redit. Price 70, single bottle
or or OLE dofep. Sert Of the UDf-d States
AdSr,,. ord, =, 10 PROPRiETORS sWEDI sH HAIR CREA
TCR No $50 Broadway, NewYork References-Dr. Burt
ne. No I7e East l7th DR. Henderson canal and Broad
wsv: Dr. w c. Bennett No 100 4th.sv Dr. z Rogers Bos
tom Justus Palmer, ESQ., No. II Nassan't. T. Fowler,
,.q No Al w.lst. Henry Miller, ESQ, Detroit j. II snlton
No ia Nyresv Brooklyn, and Others The following letter
from Dr. B urtrete. will speak for i;selE
NEw-YoRE, No. l7s East 18th st., Aus g. 1885.
DEAR Your favor of the ls inst IN hand have only
70 say h. the fsct forh ny certificate published,
ue In eyety particular have since that time recommended
il 10 few Of nv fends have heard only from three c.es
One Mrs John Wright No 90 Forsyth Ct New fort has hsd
Der hair completely restored Another my cousin M' Dur
yea Of this city her HAIR from erysip-as has been re-
stored after being bald in spots for nearly year, aud the third
case that friend Mr. Boyd Who was bald months on
the Of heed He has nsed nearly hrse mouths aud
The place covered BY short lrowh Of strong hair This all
inow Of the Restorer. You certainly welcome 70 my
h owl,dse on the subec, As recommend anything
except in the of profession you must with the facts
above stated Judgment " to whether TO y or
not II you DO would be pleased matter Of curiosity TO
'e''" A' ds,Cedj HENRY BURTNETE MD.
To A
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60 Ubom it man Concern.

4 MELIA RS.-INFORMATION WANT
"A Ed Of Amelia Myers native OF Elsipore Denmark who
the City Of New York alb ut IS Her brother
Frederick O. Myers resident OF st Paul Minnesota anxious
Learn her whereabouts Any possessing information
will confer great favor BY addressing him.
CENTRAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL
~ CHURCH. 7th-sv nett adjoining lth..t, Rev Allen
Steele Pastor. The PEWS in this Church WILL BE OF.
FFRFD FOR SALE on THU RSDAY EVENING, 18th inst,
II O'Clock The Church will be open Tuesday aud We'd
nessy during the day and Thursdsy during the day and
evening Plans Of the Seating with the prices VI the fews aud
terms of sale be obtained at the Church.
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V,HE celebrated collection Of EGYPTIAN AN
TIQUITIEs numbering upward Of GOO objects with sew
a the popular exhibition IN the city
Open dsy and evening No CSC Broadway Admission 70
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HADDEUS DAVIDS & CO.'S
WRITING INKS oareed BY The b. ehemss 70 be
durable other made For sale 20 the TRADE
sNLY BY THAODEUs DAvIDs Co, manufacturer Of
INKS in a their varieties Sealing Wax Waters Mgesss &c.
No - Clia,t, kew.York.
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EOR sALE.-several RURAL COUNTRY
PLACES combining many advantages Of location posse
rs fte river and mountain scenery views are haodom.y
wooded ke One place haLdsoa 81 improved Al within -
ules Of Post Once Also few choice locations sss,n "
village or immediately sdjc.nirs Apply e, wv w
WILLS, Land ASss,, No. N wssss It., Ns~susA ~
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NETWORK, THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1856.
COLONEL FREMONT LIFE.

&" VNTERE Sling as ROMANCE, and TRUE
a. HISTORY
FORTY YEARS IN SLAVE RY
TIE KIDNAPPED AND TIE RASsoMEOi
beipgth
PERSONAL RECoLLEcToss or PETER STILL AND HIS WIFE
VIVA AfIER FORTY YE.ks
BY Mrs. KATE z. PICARD.
With IItroduc;ion by tbs Rev. Samuel May and Bio
graphical SEe'ch u seth Conek IN, By Wm Furness
TIE Criterion In extended review thus speaks Of this
boob
Under 6iferet feeling upon the subject Of Slavery,
uppose that tbs book would sIeu ed from Southern
encpstiobs things that may be expected We have
read Of this class which deeply interesting Ia
in depends upon the 10
presses with regard negro Slavery hat beyond apps.
u yoer passion and prejudice Il l. OF the exciting
Il the truthful and life ike IN ia ds.crp
Of the ess moued win intoersnt dsgnssn
indeed although ulequivoesy hbo 10 s intent OF
the fsirest similar productions winch has yet appeared"
One Volume, Illustrations 4o5 Up. limo Price 81 Is
Address the Publishers,
MILLrR ORION 4 MULLiGAN,
No Is Pstrow, New Yort or No I Gere.ee., Auburn.
WILLIAM T. HAMILTON Syracuse.
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EOR SALE-In LeIox, Massachusetts,, tho
HOUSE and about 10 ACRES q LAND, oo~ swSed and
oceupisd BY the Rev HrshY Wssp Bnrca.s nta.tsd IA
LsnoI Berkshire County cue n,le from ns aoas.on al
from Lenox Cosrt House. Every rood Of the Ground per-
fetIy tabe the Sod very deep ssis loam eria0rdn1y
6ne and admirably suited 10 fruit
on the south In full view from ,hs hoase Lslrei bsks,
bes utsl sheet Of snd osoeet for nhss south,
49, ~. Ts1op,c RAuss 70 Of Mount wsshs,oo
he north ranges 70 Orgy Lock vnss prospect ~
ana dcwp the Po1sstore Valley Of some Cd mica
Ofthe ADVANTAGES Of Lsnox Summer residence anDe-
e.ssary 20 speat among The b>sstf ssn LsBos
nor. desirable than this wll be sod eksap and
uo1sras tsrIla Apply TO
n 40
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Tor SALE at BARGAIN-A beautiful COUN

TUX rALE az BATUhIN-A DedUtIIuI CUUN-
l. TRY RESIDENCE and GOOD FARM, niaaisa In the
Of Bedford. Wes,ehester County nile from
Whocs station sae IS bon New York The Puu ooohss Of
- Of very rroduetv. se sboG, 10 ofwheh COW uader
crop the balance Meadow Pasture and Woodsrd On Ap.
Ole Orchrd with variety ef her Fruit and falling
sprDs Ct Pure Wster The door The buildings Of
sooc Hogse Barn ssbe Wagon House I'll IL good repair
For further tssteaars apply TO $. CALDWELL No. ts Sd
Az N Y
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DY THE ARABIA.-Part xxx. for June,
ID CHAMBERS's JOURNAL OF POPULAR LlTERA-
TURF, SCIENCE AND ARTS - - -
The PICTORIAL HISIOnY OF ENGLAFD, BROUGHT
UP TO TIE RUSSIAN WAR Revised under the care Of
Mesas CHAMBERS Part Xxx o,n
Part Xxx Of rue PICTORIAL BIBLE Beins the OLD
NEW IESTAMENTs; according 70 the Auno'isoa 'e'
sion; eith NOTES by DIR kITrO. -. -... 49,,
Ninth Part Of CHAMBFKS'S HISTORY or TUE Rus
SIAN WAR. Maps Plans and Pictorial illustrations
This will shortly Be completed forming one handsome
volume. . .,,onv. cu.u
Volume v Of sHAKEsPEARES WORKs.CHAMr
BIZ RS's IMPROVED ISSUE OF KNIGHTS CAsINeI
EDITION. With supplementary Notes and ~ood Entrs'
in II, ,o ~ NV CHAS. s. FRANCIS Co,
No. 55s Broadway.
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MUCILAGE' IN new ana convenient Bottles
.pd useful everybody For sale by THADDEUS DAvI0S
Co. Manufacturing stsioner., No D Che e., NewYOEk.
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~ OLGA for tbs ent Of Consumption, Bronehi
I'll. Coughs Colds. Nervous Debility. &c A memoor OF my
family after having suffered several with confirmed
sumption and bsen die by a. the Of emit
IN New York restored 10 comp health oy hs
ueGice which prepared By the Doctor himself At his esi'
Jersey City and furnished By MIN to those only Who
for To accommodate pesons who cannot send there,
ard item eIyre CHARGE. have Obtained the Doctors
consent keep few bottles OF III. Extract o. Cannsbs ndea,
sae from tie genuine leaves by him ftom Calcutta
81 my office No. S4 Broadway, room No - Prizes 81 per
bottle BY the use OF three or four bot
,es One bottle will assure patient OF permanent
Auo"AS p'hDoA"h'
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6ouses ano farms Wanteo.

WATER-POWER WANTED--To LEASE for
w atsm Of Jsars, TWO ROOMS 1910 feet within one
hours ride Of New iork CITY Address
WILLIAM SKINNER, Norhsueton, NJ.
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A Test.

We have heard a story of a Catholic priest,
which is too good to be lost. We know not
whether it ever appeared in print before or not.
:. A jolly triar who was to read q homily to &
congregation on a certain occasion, was. while
waiting for the time for him to otliciate, play
ing cards in an apartment adjoining the church.
He stationed q lad at the door to give him
notice when he was wanted-but at the mo-
ment that he was called he had Just "dealt.''
His W hand was an excellent one, and. deter
mined not to lose it, he agreed with his
comrades, that each should keep his cards and
continue the game after service. Clapping
the cards up the sleeve'of his surplice, he
walked into the desk, holding the end of his
sleeve with his fingers.
His subject was the remissness of parents in
the moral instruction of their children. As he
proceeded i'll his discourse he wayed violent
in his gestures and motions--till forgetting the
deposit in his sleeve, he struck the palms Of his
open hands together, and out flew the little
spotted tell-tales, to the amazement of the con-
gregation.
All were Disconnected but the friar. Lean
ing over the desk he called to a little urchin of
five Or six, " Boy pick up one of those cards +"
This done, the priest demanded of the lad
-" Now tell me what it is" Its the ten of
spades" said the boy. Behold here, parents"
said the priest, "a proof of what I have told
you. | scattered these among you to convince
the congregation that these children understood
cards better than their prayers!" Lowell
Compend.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-01-26

The number for this month of Putpam's
Monthly contains a short interesting article on
the above subject. Near GAINESVILLE, in New
York, on a plateau, there sinks abruptly a
huge circular basin of about seventy acres, sur
rounded on all sides by a precipice one hundred
and fifty feet high. The waters down in this huge
natural pool are of q clear green color. 1t il
said to be so deep that, although many efforts
have been made to plumb it with very long
lines, all have failed to reach the bottom. No
wild fowl are ever seen sporting on its waters,
and no breezes ever rouse it into the waving
pillows. Near to Fayetteyille-three miles
distant f,om this-is another lake of a similar
character it is about three hundred yards in
diameter, circular in form, with high %precipit-
Gus banks, sweeping round and round the one
hundred and fifty feet above the dark green
waters. Near its margin, as far as the eve
can reach, it is filed with sunken trees, On
which are deposited a white marty coating. #
is one hundred and forty feet deep, and the
waters at its bottom are impregnated with
sulphur. Fish sport in IT, but no SCATTERED