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qnRa lWPERIAL HUT HOUSES : FEL
s TORCF n CO, from Europe respectfully inform La
~ OF Plants that they import
ing extensive of Shrubs of variety,
prisne Caens Of the finest and newest decrnons khodo'
dend 1rs Magnnta Peonies upwards OF 1900 Rose Trees,
grated lgrafted Also considerable quantity all kinds
superior Fruit Trees, such Pear, Apple Cherry Plum,
Peach Apricot Trees; Huhops and Flower Roots 5 ya
cites Dahas, Anarails, hyacinhs, Tulips Flower IND
tiHrdeT Trees.
The Whole offered very moderate terms aud guaranteed
he yarled n the country without extra charge
sgtaIeues be had No II Charities streat next 10
Nj kaser's variety sore.
N B.For sale IL Rose Trees exhibited. in Paris in
1855 by Mr. Guillot, of Lyons. lal9
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T IFE INSURANCE. - sTABILIT-Y SECp-
suRAECE, ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF PHIL
ADELPHIA.-CHATER PERPETUAL.
Assets, january LIST, 1856. 81, 421 .6l2 A.
DIRECTORS
A. W. Thompson, PaulB. Goddard, hp,John Ely
Wn. N. Goodwin, James Devereux, Lawrence johnson,
Geo NcHenry, 8. r. Crawford. Gustavus English.
4 STEPHEN r. CRAWFORD, President.
LAWRENCE JOHNSON, Vice President.
PLrFY FISK, Secretary and Treasurer.
k1-New Orleans Branch Office No. 48 Camp street.
The undergned General Agent the we'll known
Company for the Southern States prepared receive app
the table and by permission pleasure submitting
BOARD OF RETEREscE:
n LetchfordA Go, A. D. Kellyh Co., VIM NJ. Perkins,
North, smedes Go, s. o. Nelson Co..; A. h. James,
]. Burnside Co.., JOS Menard, John Maginnis,
Carnmack, Squres West, w.
John Pembeon President Merchants Mutual 1ns. Company
Thomas Sloo President Sun Mutual insurance Company,
Jules Tuyes, President Orleans Insurance Company,
John Calhoun President N. O., Jackson and G. N R. R. Co.
Henry T. Lonsdale, John D. Bein, Benjamin Florance,
J. Z. Collins, Thomas Murray, Mark Walton.
APocesissued direct from this Branch Office and Lssset
paid there. 81
kPamphles blank FORMS ETC., obtained the office
RICHARD BEs, NJ. D, }u.s;.., r,,,;rors
JOSEPH BEssApoN, NJ. q. heeieai hAainhef'
In attendance, daily, from IL NJ, to3 P. N.
HARMON DoANE, General Agent,
!ac2 No. 48 Camp street.
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VNHOMAS b. WINSTON, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA
i -peAler in

L -Deaier III
CITY, TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTY.
GENERAL AGEsT
mi 's' Boro%h Money Mort "
gage and md s IL k GGsE R ssifqsf pertain
Advantages aud ST. Paul and in Min
St Paul the head Of i assss irsfS Capt.
tai Of Mnnesot-n most desirable location md houFshGg
curiosie beautiful fish, lakes and streams and
e hnns T1 e When
its know the IN s,se
Summer Houe Of health and reersation purchases vii 5e
Tie day arrivals at ST. Paul varied from three
l1nosty Americans ratio unprecedented in this country
s sn s e q 1"s
0 e ses I %
facts and prominent they must be noticed There
a5s is%S and
e s% yng 5a s ar
Governor Gcrlnan his Messageo the Legisauresit
am aware that usual in annual messages Of this
kind speak Ct s .e less
10 the people Yet this snot the lghtin which truth and Justice
Sa Sc w Ssi hs s hs Of with
the nv o az oe
the understand as fact demonstrated ny the
egislaure great pleasure to record
the rapid Hs ss Of The
wrought up exravasant degree most sangune
1saas The population aboa, ir
yfvethoussnd One has that BASED
that period has more than doubled know from
ssea Pa
s Sc h;p more than one hundred and fourteen
per cent Should this ratio Of increase continue two years
hundred and forty should such resultco1
tnue orthree years our population Wola eac me @
Such an increase would aston the whole country much as
would you and myself and tmefeiore we e F % ~,
wn' our pa. ~, , nsnt not To he Rejected wbont cncua
late NEW psv states and Tertoess attracting
t the attention Of the Whole American mind political
estrea i,i If s scb STATE and bringing before the
Empire 10 e Vi ia ~ ND anre ounnr
Hss ff he pas Il must be borne in MIND
cultivation for nearly century and the
q sHr & ts and more stringent the
ness for new and
Fhe vast amount of rich soil not yet occupied in Terri
toe for pIyn
ks "P IT,
combine eminent invite population capital and
wealth aud reauses no excess OF srsdns 10 @ ha
be in s or with
gu, 700 ur r apd but healthy and pc.
np and we Can AFFORD to be called political infants
are ana @ when manhood
give Sr,,D ~, INvESTvpNrs N,nE
MONEY. g...---- !.
There being sy Laws in Mnnesoa money o can b
per cent per are the usual rates Al two per cent
dgS fssh esn s
uatarity-in'efeS'p" Essp sem Wa annalyi
c he viii double The amount ANNUALLY for
years. lands can located in the name 81 s owt ad 81 ~
two the settler pays 81 = per acre ifr me n
twenty &c H. bond
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The following members for the Jame
Beggs President Office of Freen's Charitable Association
Thos H. Shields. Secretary, Odd Fellows Hall W X Ellis
street NJ Laborde Of rollo and Felicity road;
B1tler 81 Natchez street, NJ NJ. Woonn Courier etce j. 81
Webb and Common street; q. taughln, New Hasi
T. D. Van Horn Crescent office, Camp street: G. W Gau
Magazine street: Collins Josephine and Nayndes street:
W Hunter Camp and Poydras:J. ~ WayneT q 81 Charlie
VIM Iyni Cotton Press o. + Ndeit ssiers;
Vaas, DFyades and TerpschoreI G, II, phiimter NeJ
Levee Fineke g Cusomhouse c. Auhr, laa foydss ST,
fy-Reeular Iaeetngs held The third Monday in ea
unnh a. The Secretary office in odd Fellows Hail.
Camp and Laiay ellie streets, at 65s O'CLOCK 7. NJ.
THoS. ID. SHIELDS, Secretary.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
JXIINER,s CANADIAN yERmIFUGE.

W!NEH,s CANADIAN vEKpIIFUGE.-A
I S s and es
a. with sls are sn 81 e s
theusands children annually Diseases when
tie cause either not known attributed to something else
remedies for Worms experience has proved them Al
and H. found 5 hSs failed % destroy wos
they existed supported BY
HE Ana
w1sEEs cAs fJhhkY y VHaH4Is WARRANTED
otsr Some Of which indicate the existenee
pa e Of s.d @ ssn S
r. and a @ bssa field The lip swollen
he sleep y the patient often weakening II great
e escesd"r Irregular Being sometmss vorseicus
fesbe and in some instances depraved
HiSEs,s SASAb5HSs vEkaiFUeE Is AsUPERioR
REMEDY foh W MEbIeAL EVIDENCE.
Wi K II sseP EHs e n. ss s.s ssSnss
Client remedy for the expulsion of ToFTs From e ntesns
~ Licentiae of the R. 9. of surgeons IL ireland,
Member of the r. G. of Surgeons in London, etc. 3
FROM THE OF s y as
yermngs, and with the most happy results In fam
5 sns j
sess i
pon, gained i giving medicine to chdTen N
4fs medicine a't simple vsssss
confidence result viii always destroy worms ans
restore the patient to health.
thousand certificates have been sent Agents fou
1hss s1s physan eeanT ii ST to thu
nd wholesale Druggist, Hamilton, Canada West;
Sold AS %RGhT co
fe231y ISL and q Chartres street. New Orleans La
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CO. HALLS PATEcN,EC ONCRfGTECF IItE
Il RAIUiPROuF SAFES.-THE ONLY FlKEPROOF SAFE
E-slWaWITH A PLATE IRON BOX.-The subscriber, sole
- agent this of the manufacturers has received
of large ammo siZ

wiYh fkATE IRON BoI1The saSseSiDe u.s. sole
sappy SMALL ali, IRE yeaasrns
has vby
Accidentally by Ere the Of
esS % y
4 ana nis at Fs
having powder lock- thus opened last November
f p sa
aGe rust through from the interior o the
min and rotton sustain heavy fall Using only the best
prepared tempt customers by offering exnyagan dis
hS Sho GSt a st w ss s. De-
serbed but they are confident that those who will critically
give s decided 6 Ey1 Msss.ns
ZEE eeta1es u t bspamsn will COM
the SECOND MONDAY Of November. 1856 and
important # Civil Common Con.
denee aud Practice. Lectures will be delivered By four Pro-
Those by Prof McCaleb will treat,of-
al and Ms shs w assns .h h o sh and
To General Average, Salvage Civil and Military Mari
ner Gonsets Marine an nd and
plying Ships
Practice o Prize Courts the Absolute Rights Of states in their
pacific and hostile relations Treaties of Peace and Private
III The jurisdiction the of the United States
and Circuit Courts and The Original jurisdiction of the District
Courts of Revenue and Prize and Instance Courts
Those BY Prot Rsndell Hunt will embrace,
camille Properly Mercantile Remedies The!
g treat Of Sole Traders and Cor Of
Notes and shppngs of Bgmens and Contracts with Carriers
aee IN general shis Of Freight and Average Sal
and of Sale Guarantees Liens and stopsage
II The Criminal and Practice Courts of Criminal
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e fiSH fhEkAHKp Rs6
E2T $SE
FpN FOR GfsTERSsa AND bEEf WELLS SePPEK3
SaT%hs; 4SG 1$TEk FyNrs FOR roEcISs INFO
lifting and forcing large volume of water from The river
Win
ysy amps d fS oo
table Cooper Lined Fire Engine Jumps worked by oraks
sssle. distance from 70 20 fest: ~ .,
fs engines chi mi viii band and Wheel If dyas
without pumps for printing honsss etc. where
" brick work erection putting
these work. both engines and boilers vertical
Cincinnati Decernberl, 1856.
Messrs. Geo. d Winchell Bro. a Co:
L m 5 e. E S GGa oF
time and given perfect satisfaction
ss s"e ns r Ssst e my
three es and drill and there power to spare With
cordially recommend the notice of railroad managers and
0''s'S' s. T. MORSE, supt. C, and c. R.
onceN o. 20 Or D and T. ". Railroad Go: )
performance Of the Mctowan Pumps this road
only that they quite equal to your
the variety OF pumps We bave in use, they are
Us'' Yonis, respectfully, A. b. sEGER, Vice President
Pumps and Engines CONSTANTLY for sale by the
ns sss sole agent n ct
HeHyS sR1aKSR SA$Sn
SO New yee New on 9 9anS
Bread Wine Bread French ,ens Coffee HSase a9 s@s
Crackers Boston craekers kner Iiaghe1s' M"ea
| the lowest market price no 10
a SPRING nIILLINEK1;mMK 81 N SdSs9 y
az es e oh ESE n st opEN
STRAW S BoHSEf Il CN''l - 0'-A i "
MISSES, 1EeuoRS, T Tuscan and FANCY SPRAY
FLATS und GiPSEYS All of which she offers reasonable
terms Ladies please call and examine . . ,;
ss-country orders promptly executed. m2s
CLARET-2e0 J Keeper Cos TeeS,ea "lg ~.
oA"' A'Fs"uN' i0''' etc. '0' sag SAMUEL WOLFF,
| dI7 No, o. Camp street
streeHr r Malsrd being back his trip to Europe
informs his numerous friends and the Rnbis Gspe ny Ta ne
Dining Room Bed Room, from the best manufacturers OF
| Paris and from his own establishment .,,. r,,
Also splendid assortment of Lamps Brocatees panask'
Muslin Bobbnet Gmps and stuff Of all descriptions for dra
perry and curtains. . -. ,,,,
rors all and descriptions All OF these articles having
snnerintendence Of Mr. M6Sr he invites The public generally
| ,n,' cnnrete MO
,.s sT. JOHN HOUSE. No. o. CAMP srkEhl-
balare TOT the reception ot permanent ana aieh
Boarders The t@rrsr hGise sGGhFsa sPgSn ng E'
% "sba Veranda as hotel famess unequaled The
III he rooms spacious yards u igidccn seraGdas, rem
der ii tho finest house il this cIy Tor tue accommodation Of
Gentlemen occupying Rooms the nes bun Veranda can
take Meals the ST. John House without extra eh@fse'
NC 3n
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"Odd Fellows Rest

BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR -ofisers7H Henry Bier,
President Boueet Treasurer Thos H. Shields Secreary
Cemetery Committee-Harper Dillingham; Gardner smith, JAS
Goding Finance CummitteeE, Patterson, H. H. Denzel
j. F. Miller. SeStou-Dunel Merritt. MembersJames Fur
ueaux Frank Lewis H. Goldman T. F. PETERSON Jos Allison
J. P. Warner j. c. Wagner.
VAULTS IN "ODn FELLOWS REST rsy be procured
applying F. NJ CORY atSickes Co.. $ Canal street
STETsoNS 81 Camp street; 10 ii MfLsPAuGH,
s. Mint and at the Secrear office in Odd Fellows Hall
ner of Camp and Lafayette Streets.
Price Lots and VaultsReguar lots 10 feet square, Sbo
6irto by S15. Vaults ooubel TO Lodges
S65 ditto single, Stockholders Lodges
Sij; ditto, ali others, $50 +
Information relative purchase of Lots etc. can be hs
application to zz,. -, =, Il
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BREWSTER Il ZACHAIsIE-N0. IS FRONT
d STREET, AND NO. &c FULTON STRFET.-We would
call attention to Nos IS and
&c Fulton where all times 10 furnish
the shortest notice. and most liberal terms Ill kinds Of
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON W DIRK, BRASS CAST
tNGS, BLACKsMlTHING, etc. Each member of the firm
giving his personal attention each Department. we can oher
superior inducements parties dealing with
facilities for furnishing the following work not sur
passed by any house in the South or West.
co. PEE, TIN AND SHEET IRON PIPES;
CEIMNIES, BREECHINGS;
FIRE BEDS, ASH PANS;
STILLS, WORMS
FILFERERS. JUICE RoxEs;
CLARIFYING KETTLES;
HEAT ERS, ETC., etc.
Attached establishment we have general Furnishing
Store, where all articles requisite for STEAMBOAT PLAN
TATTON AND HOUSE USE may be found.
Fir. Pus,H Iron and Copper Force and Lift PUMPS
STEAM INCONSISTENCIES Vacuum and Steam Gauge "a
article showing the highest point to which steam hTe
beer carried during its use. HeArsons Wster Gauge.
TINWA RE.
ChaHng Dishes, Buckets;
Dish Baskets Jelly and Cake Msulds;
Coffee and Tea urns, Soup rureers;
Pyramids, and other Ware, OF all varieties.
Together and Sheet Iron Cook Stoves Washing
ironing and Box Stoves Fancy Cabin and PNrlo Stoves Sal
,Rnder Stoves: Deck Stoves FORCES Fire
Pa,kers Bucket Wrenches Whistles Vves Pow
ier Magazines BARS Ratchet Drills Hose Brass
Cylinder, BIB Stop S Compiling GBcks Gauge and Force
Pump Cocks; Lanterns, Lamps, etc, OF AL descriptions
BREWSTER Il IACHARlE,
Nos, 81 Front ans 81 Fnnu streets.
Sole for Schaer' Steam ind Vacuum Gauges Hear
Wtcr Gauge s. r EGse's Fire Pumps ana G. y. Cot
toms Pateat Piston Heads aud Crate Bars, aus "
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JNO. G. TURNER,
EDW'D o. WILLARD.

r. Brennan, Not. Pub. r,
hereby certify the foregoing to be true Of the original
Act of record my register: In faith whereof,
t. have signed my and affixed the impress of my
|. official seal, this fourth day Of May A. D. 1856.
mylS r. Brennan, Not. Pub.
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s..te TWO THOUSAND ACRES or THE BEST
aS land in Eastern Texas known the Mcqueen land
e situated Jasper county Texas, within three miles of
Bei Port the Waehes river This land is offered in
for dry goods and groceries Any wishing
trade for this way by addressing the Undersigned
learn terms md particulars which win be such will
parties offering References the quality Of the
title be made Hon George ", Sry, Hon
VIM Eddy and R. C. Doom, ESD, any Of the citizens Of
this county. SAMUEL fopHE
az Jasper county, Texas,
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ETAT nELALnr1sIANE.

ETAT DE la LOUISIANA.
S1xlENE CouR BIZ DlsrRCr3 JOHN RIDGE VS.. SIS GRE
de Ia Mile Orleans. s ANCIERS-No5 4,g74.
Wis est pas lie present dOnne aux cream
~ cers FinsulYaNe at personues lue
peut ccucernsr qu'une cesson de- e6
cepe par Ia pOnr eur bAnice Iuils
eude de P W Robert, Nnate Public iUNDI, le 6a jour
iu mnis de Iuict 1857, ~ heurs din matn, r&et de de-
berer consideration les finsplvaole,
queu attendant npasuites persenre
hiens sont upenlus, +. NJ. Poland
prrteueG les creaneierS phS9uts
Par ordTe De IN Cpur:
GASP'D JAMES, Depute Gttther.
Bureau du GFeaer, &c 3 JUN, 1857. je5 5in3ld
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L,N vERTU de cling fierI faeias a moi add,
Il par rhouofabe Arthur forer, Sxiene Jage de
dOrleans, rive drofte u Mississippi
fra vepte pubique LUNDI le De Jnillst 1851, midi
'encognure de Ia Dearone Alger-s Fl 49,
DEUx PETfTs CHANTIERS FLOTTANT, etc.
Saiss dams Paffaire ci dessis. 4 ~
Compliant an moment de Faajudicstou.
eje26 81 j.3 JOHN NJ. MEAD ConnetehIe.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-29

large stock Of all size of the Vlcanized India Rubber
Betting will he sold low prices. The is much below
leather banding je2s
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COMPREHENSIVE.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES UNDERSIGNED NAVE
this day formed copHrtDership under the style of H. W.
CONNER SON for the transaction Of General Exchange
and Banking business in this city Office No. 80 lamp street
I. W. "l"t- .'a-- .F r. II. W. GUNNER,
w. oL,...! - E. ~ - d. ss, II. W. CONNER, Jr
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CITY, TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTY.
GENERAL AGENT
For the Sale Purchase, Location Investing Of LAND WAR
RANTS-Loaning or Borrowing of Money on Mort
gage, and nll other business pertain
ing to REAL ESTATE.
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j
Office n. o.. Or. and g. W. Railroad Co. )
Mr. T. Bridge Sir-Iu inquiry relative TO the
performance Pumps in this road,
only that they quite equal to representation
and the variety OF pumps bave in use they are
decidedly the best. . ,,- r.,.
Yours, respectfully, A. Is. SEGER wee PRESIDENT;
The and Engines constantly for sale by The
ubscriber, sole agent here for the manufacturers.
ie26 ISAAC RkllitTE ~ Magazine III et.
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Subordinate tEncampments.


WILDLY No. the first third Saturday in each
month, Odd Fellows Hail. corner OF Camp and Lafayette
Streets Officers for the present erni-J A. Florat c. Pr N
Durand, H. p W. Solomon, s. W. Reaghey, Scribe Il.
Williams Treasurer; L. Kaiser, j. W. James Furneaux, As
ssan Scribe.
HoBAH meets the second and fourth Saturday In each
month in Odd Fellows Hail. of Camp and Lafayette
Streets Officers for the terr-L B. Pother, G. P
NJ NJ Carolan H. P Geo. Seymour, 5. W; L. s. Butler
Scribe N. j. Hoey, j. W. S. NJ. Todd, Treasurer
LASALLE No. the FIRST and Monday in each
month"; in Odd Fellows Hail. of Camp and Lafayette
Officers for the present termoseph Wagner q. P;
n Benedict, II. p. JE Carn, W. Edward Allen, Scribe;
E. L. Bercier, j. W.; F. T. Field Treasurer.
WASHINGTON No meets the second and fourth Monday
In each month in Posr Star Lodge Room St Louis street.
for the termG Teran c. P; Langenbeck
err H. P; j. NJ Barras, S. W.; G. Kreb Scribe; r. s.
Brewster, j. W.. q. Mlspangh, Treasurer.
LAFAYETTE No the first and third Monday in each
month in Jefferson Lodge Room Fourth district Officers for
term-Chas. Geheeb @. P; W. Winke H p; j.
+ Dunn s. W; r. Turney, Scribe; j. T. Barrett j. w..
| Louis Seibert, Treasurer.
PELICAN meets the fst and third Saturday in each
month"; Star Lodge ST. Louis Officers for
the present termJ NJ Wagner c. p u Charles H. p; T.
Capitane s. W. c. o. Dugue, Scribe J. yedot, W.. B. La
I teralle, Treasurer.
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CIEA{f SiDES-3O casks GleaT Bacon Sides III A'e
nu 6'"''' Ia s. H. KENNEDY 4 CO., % Poydras st.
DStF-A CERTIFICATE ISSUED by TIE; ME syrs ~
rs and Traders BANK Orleans for iN spares OF
Stock In fnvur John Ferguson, number 20 dhte hl
Der 1853 Said certificate having been lost applcNoh o
renewal of The same has heen made 10 the Bank. l.,
New Orleans, Jan. !, 1851, !"A
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MAGNOLIA No 4 meets in Baton Rouge the second and
fourth Saturday in each month
W. SHAW No.l0 meets the first and third Saturday In
each month in Clinton, parish Of Eas; Felciana.
All omuunicatons intended the Grand Encampment,
addressed JAS Furneaux, G. Scribe Odd Fellows
'' ~ JAMES FURNEAUX G. Scribe,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-04-10
Spring.

1t is a matter Of history that the year formerly
consisted of several seasons among them an obsolete
one known as Spring, when the;Iearth was covered
with verdure and the trees with blossoms and leaves
and all that sort of thing. We find some evidences
Of the existence OF such season in the old files of
the Journal. The editor enthusiastic person, we
presume, INDUCED in some romantic and gran1lo-
quent stuff, from which it is plainly to be understood
that he too participated in the verdant gories of the
year.
The traditions, still lingering among US, indicate
that the season to which have just alluded, was
upon the whole, rather pleasant than Otherwise and
some very old people, who have come down to u,
from the earlier days of the Republic, when Springs
were, talk of that genial season with tears in their
eyes.
1t may be that it is their own SPRING rather THAN
that of the year. that they turn to with such emotions
of melancholy pleasure. Even while there were
such phenomena as Springs, we all found that they
grew colder and less genial as We ourselves lost the
buoyancy of spiril with which we started on the
journey of life
There used also to be roses and other flowers sbou
at this time of the year, but that is done away witt
in great measure if not wholly. AS for early vege
tables it is out OF the question 10 talk Of them Tbe
have been pufs in the Charleston papers over new
Ieas. They must have been grown in . hot.house
fol surely no peas would be green enough 10 com,
out in the open air.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-04-10

F1ruRAL-M LuRALIA.-The boys in New York are
now hawking upon the streets of that city, two
penny ditty, entitled " John Dean ani his own Mary
Ann or, The Gallant Young Coachman." It is set
to the dolorops air of" Wilkins and his Dnah," and
the first stanZa runs thus:
1h listen to me while q story tell,
It will please you to death, know very well,
It's about one John Dean, coachman by trade,
Who inveieIed the 'fections of q rich young maid
Ritural Ii luralia
There is fame for you, of the Falstaff kind-"wrs
ballads about you and have them sung to filthy
tunes!'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-04-10

SAD WARNING TO "FAsT' YOUNG MES-John
Miller aged twenty EIGHT years, died at Indianaro-
lis Friday night. The Journal gives brief bis.
tory of bis sad case. He was born in Dayton, Ohio,
was left an orphan with large estate. an to his
own guidance-became fast young man. and
rapidly spent fortune which was counted by tens
of thousands. He kept circle of dashing Young
fellows about him until his money was gone, who
then deserted and left him. He sought INDIANAPOLIS
for home, and there, in mental capacity lived
for time and died in strange garrett friendess and
alone
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-04-10

HS~ The last Clinton Independent, advocates the
construction of branch road from some point on the
Wilmington Weldon Road to Fayetteville, and
thinks there is capital along the line that could be
obtained and men to do the work.
We have, at differenent times advocated the con.
struction of some such road, and join with the Ids-
pendent in hoping that the day is not far distant when
all parties concerned will arouse themselves to the
propriety and advantage of doing the work
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-04-10

R9-We acknowledge with pleasure, the receipt OF
an invitation to attend the celebration of the annver-
say ofthe Meckenburg Declaration of independence,
at Charlotte, on the 10th of May. The people of
cd ecklenburg intend to celebrate this anniversary
N Tanner worthy of its glorious associations
Rev. Dr. Hawks is to deliver the Grafton. Many
years ago. we had the pleasure of hearing the present
Judge Ellis deliver most excellent address upon
similar occasion.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-04-10

OPERATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES M1NT.-The
deposits at the Philadelphia mint during March a.
mounted to $l607 480, included 81 ,468,95o in gold,
and s13s,53O in silver. The months coinage en-
braced 3714,291 pieces of the value OF $2l74 800,
all in gold except 1915 900 of silver; of the latter
there were 1890, 900 half dimes, 100000 dimes, and
$4,000 quarters. The gold coins were all double,
half and quarter eagles. There are now on hand al
the mint $697,975 80 in gold COINS and $685., 170 80
in silver coins of various denominations.