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that era and before her excited Imagination rises
a mountain Of greatness, crowded with the gorge
Gus trophies Of Industry, Art and Enterprise, let
her turn back to her early history, and learn from
the guardian genius of her infancy, that the only
Open Sesame which can make that mountain SUR
render its treasures, Is this one word, LABOR. AS
abe psuses for moment Ia the fierce battle OF
States and Empires for wealth and power. let DER
look back to Capt John Smith, IS did Marsns'
Macdonald, amid the slaughter of wagram to Ma
poleon, and receive from him the sisnal-Toii Oh
Persevere-Push Onward.
Genius, wit, and even blood may be poured
out In sparkling and costly libatons at the shrine
Of vireinis,s splendid Past but whilst these may
please the senses and stir the SOUL 1t Is the plough
the hammer. and the steam engine that must save
the State hundred cavaliers, with flowing
locks and differing swords are not of as much
value TO virginia rs q dozen mechanics, with
".eeves rolled up and ears laid back" As true of
Virginia now as 1. was In the early days of James,
town are the words of Capt. Smith to the English
council that they 'need not expect q sudden ac-
ou;sl,ion of wealth, and that nothing is to be
obtained but by labor" Whilst some affect
to despise the mechanic arts, whilst par
veuu aristocrscy looks with contempt upon man
uGl labor, it was Capt John Smith, the first and
noblest gentleman of his time, and the flower OF
modern chivalry, who steadily demonstrated with
the English company on account of ship load Of
eeminate idlers, social lilies of the valley, whom
they had sent cut, en.reating them when they
sent again, rather to send 'but thirty carpenters
husbandmen, gardeners, fishermen, blacksmiths,
nasons and diggers up of tree roots, well provid-
ed, than thousand such as they had, for uplesa
they could both lodge and feed them, they would
perish with want before they could be made good
for any thing"
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SLAVES insured for one or four years. Apply to
3. W. KNOWLES, Agent.
ry. Office at "Stet'cn,rs' Hail" No q, Pearl
street. Richmond, Va. my lS-5t
lvHNAP FARE ms u IA NC Il FOR
SBOOKs, ACCOUNTS. JEW ELRY, &C.-hER-
RINGS FIRE and BURGLAR PROOF SAFES,
with HALLS P0WpES PROOF LOCKS, afford
very cheap insurance.. Few buriness men can afford
70 be without good SAFE. Call 81" sta.ioners'
nv lsN8r B. w KHoWLEs, Agent.
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THE FILLIBUsTERs who arrived in New Orleans
Wednesday, on the British frigate Tartar. Captain
Dunlap, are in destitute condition The number
which arri we'd was ls9. David Corners, Rober,
Malone, Holmes, and Jones having died on the
passage, Captain Dunlap paid tow boa: $500 to
take them from the Passes, and it was this sum
which public meeting in n. Orleans refunded to
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No Steamer Yet.

steamer Asia, due here with Liverpool dates to
| the Cd inst s.... g.
PORTLAND Me-, May 10 Nothing yet Of the
| STEAMER Circassian, due with dates from Liverpool
| to May %.
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r TelMerchanEs, Mechanics and others
Merchants and others wishing TO have CIRCULARS.
CARDS, BILL HEADS, BILLS OF LADING,
POSTERS, &C., &c. printed, are invited to call at
extensive Job Office, which is supplied with al.
most every variety of type, embracing all the latest
styles.
Our assortment of CARDS, large and SMALL Eusi-
mesa and Visiting, plain and fancy, cannot be OK
celeG.
Wedding, Party and Ball TICKETS. and Visiting
and At Home CARDS, printed In the nea.sst posi-.
bic style.
AL work executed st short notice and at the low.
est CASH PRICES. A call from those desiring any
description of Printing, il respectfully asked at the
"DISPAfCH JOB OFFICE" corner of Main and
18th streets, where be seen some of the finest
specimens Of printing executed In this couutry
JNO. d. HAMMERSLEY CO.
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The Ohio River at Pittsburg.
PITTSBURGH. May II The Ohio river is Ia ex
cellent navigable order. with eight feet of wate1
In the channel this morning.
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MARRIED.

A. n Jobs,s Church. st O'Clock, on the svsnips
Of III, 9Th int, by the Rev. Henry Kepler ~.
CHARLES j. BALDWIN to Miss vIhoINtA,
daughter of Washinetou B. Ross, al ofthis city.
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WILMINGTON. N. C May IL Clear d Schr Mari,
fite, -Applegste, Richmond, Va
NEW oAtE4ks, May 2d.-Cisarsd, snhr fremont
Lane. RichmoA6 Va
PHILADELrHIA, MA5 li.-l'sayed, schr. ]. Sill
man, Cium; Jas B. Terrill, s~e?s~ "a n. Clinton.
Veal. Richmond, Va.
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A May snow storm.

BUFFALO, N. Y, May 1.-THE weather has be-
come quite cold, aud snow has fallen to an unusual
extent for May.
A dispatch from Rouse's Point announces that
snow Is falling there also.
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OFFICIAL
~ DRAWING OF THE
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY
OF GEORGIA,
CLASS s.,
At Atlanta, Georgia, SATURDAY, May 9th, 1857.
SAMUEL SWAN & CO., Managers.
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Hat kXCHANGED.--Tfs % GeutIemn..
who EXCHANGED Hats in the silery of the Non.
umentAi Church Sunday ate, noon. can Ana IL =
owner OF the one he took snd obi Ain bis own h.
curing at the Dispatch Once. INV 10
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ee 7 GEU. II. W Z Sk.
VIRGINIA REPORTS CONDENSED.

HENING L MUNFORD's REPORTS Of Cases in
the Supreme Court CT Appeals, of the Virginia,
f-om October 1876 to October. lS09 and ia the
Superior Court Ct Chsnceiy, for the Richmond
District being sill The cases IN the four vo umes
If tieuius u Munf3ld- BY Lucion Minor; vol
PATTON HkATt'S sest of Grafton Reports;
$3.50
Patton HEATH's reports of spsei al Court 81
Appeals; as
TATE's Dig. Index, wells; So.
SANDS TATE'S Nav Form Eookg $3.50
Ready this day, and for sale by
NV IL ,, GEO M WEST
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Deaths In New York.

NEW YORK, May 12 Chief Justice Oakley, of
tho Superior Court, died last night, aged 49,
John Turner. formerly publisher of the New
York Gazette, died yesterday, aged IS.
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Mr. William Tompkins, we'll known and infiu.
entail citizen of Ksnawha county, Virginia. died on
Friday last
James Ford, YVES drowned while attempting to
cross Lick Creek Fayeste county, Virginia, last
weak
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e TYLER Co-Waltsr Fraser. the Chemist,
and George Moses, the Coater at TYLER Co.'s Gal
lery, performed tie featy esterdsy, of introducing
Pot Bromins with Chloride of Gold. If these skil-
fdl artists succeed In their project, TYLER Co.
will be able to take likenesses by the aid of the
Drummord light. Gallery. 1879 Rain ct.
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~ TYLER Co.-An idea of the extensive bust
ness these artists do, be formed in the fact of
Its taking five pounds Of quicksilver daily, to supply
their steam mercury vat They take three lkenessss
at once. 1873 Main street.
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Az PkOximATlON PRIZES

Co mmIssiOners' Certificate. 1.-The under.
signe a, sworn Commi ysioneu to superintsnd the
draw Ing of the FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOT
1EfiY, do hereby certify that the above 10 an sesu
rate list Of tho Numbers and Prizes, they were
drs wn BY us this day. at Magnolia Hall, Atlanta,
A; 3. roRsYTH, Sworn Commissioner.
Sworn h, and subscribed before me this day, May
ID, 1857. L, c. SIMPSON, N. P.
above col umns contain the Numbers which were
drawn fro IN the wheel The amount opposite each
Number Us the Prize which the Number 10 entitled
TO.
All Tici ets where the Number ends In l, are en-
titled to 80 in addition TO any other Prizs which
the above drawing may enttls 1t to Half, Quarter
and Eight b Tickets draw their proportional part.
CsIti6ca ties Of Packages are entitled to al thew
draw owe the go Prizes. Halves. Quarters and
EtEhths Ia proportion.
Tho pIh ,cipsi Prizes In this scheme were cold 10
the foliov ing places viz NO 1851, 0O0o. Villa
kiea. &C., No. 79i 8. 2aoc0 Nashvi,ie. Tenn; No.
1882 10 VI 70. Selma, Ala; Me- 92l6 1000, stanf I'd
Conn, No. 1851 900. New Orleans, La; No. 2l496,
COO au8s o. N. r.; No 2sf59 900, Yorkvilis c.,
No Si6a 2, 500, villa ingto,, N. c.; No. 26849 $40.
Aontsome, y. Aa.i No. 7e3g 500. fhiladslrLia Pa;
No. 1854 500, Lsursns G. H., 3. CT No. 5575 500,
Memphis, issnp.. No a582 2 500, Owsnton. Ky; No
2,sa tsco Charleston, O.; No. 2a5io. GOO, West
i Roias Ga No asi. Loo. viss:ssr, ~ Hi,s; No
~ Do fuhars. our Lotteries will draw every "a.
IOkDAY thrnuahout the ysu. yS-it
FAMILY AND KXTRAi FLOUR, 9roun6
= q oar mild sna for sale ~
my LIT llINLQE lnQNCIIRE CO.
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LOST.


7 OsT on the 18th instant. In the street, be.
- tv. en- Fifteenth street and The Exchan.s,
LAND WARRANT fram Joseph Boiket and others
,o y , Watkins. Also, other papers, which the
ader will confer favor and reoeiye suitable re-
~ard BY leaving them at MIR. James koore's oil MAIN
st Get
mvI3-1tf JAMES PEnDLEIOC.
I IF-T ON Monday. between Main and 9TH
/ s.rsets and ths Aiss.s KINGS School, 9 large
CAMEO RREASTPIN. The finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving It at this Office
my IS T. GOLDsMIT.
Z WrT, yesterday at Rockets, myiPOCk-
IL TT BOOK, contsnins Sl5-two FIVE dollar notes
and vs dollars in silver Also, Bond Of e36, from
1homas Barhsm, payable to ?. r: Stubs. The ind.
or win be literally rewarded by leaving the sams at
this Office
my13-2t* F.k. 5TObbs.
I OsT..On Tuesday. 10th May. on Frank.
IL liz street., between 18th and 18th streets, my
Free Papers; they were in pocket book, containing
ai7-one S5 note, and the balance In gold. This
finder will receive reward of $40 by leaving the
same this Office.
ROBBERY GREENHOW,
nv 10 ST. free man of color.
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EXCURSION
EXCURSION
IL BY THE
STEAMER GLEN COVE,
TO THE
JAMESTOWN CELEBRATIONS

The splendid steamer GLEN COVE, Capt JoHs
DAVIS has just arrived, md will make plesurs TIN
to JAMESTOWN. on WEDNESDAY and THuRs
DAY leaving the wharf at Rock etts cash moruins =,
81 O'Clock, precisely. and arrive there by 10 O'CLOCK
and return again that evening, by o'clock
~ Passage to and from. each trip, &3
e MEALS so cents each.
nv II r. o. HASKIN2
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~ Democratic Rally. A me eting OF the
DEMOCRATS OF RICHMOND, TO nominate cap-
didatss for the Legislature, will DO held FRIDAY
night at tho
At EIGHT O'CLOCK.
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sPEQlAL M0TIUgA

~ Card-Tbersush bred Bay Mare, for
sale at Auction Attention IL called 70 my sale
THIS MORNING st 10 o'clock, of beautiful BAT
sound and well breke 10 sinsls harness snd to the
Saddle. sac at the Riding School Marshall, be-
tw osn 5th and Sch ste.
my13 THOMAS '" kEESEE, Auct
- Imperial Ambretypes Patterned BY
doubt tn, bes. a. we'll a. the most beautiful spsc
men Of the Photographic Ars, ever exhibited 10 the
city OF Richmond. The IMPEhIAL AMbkOFfPE
10 oolorsd in MINIATURE sTYLR, and sfs not re-
versed, but are true to nsturs.
All colorsd Ambrotypss, unless taken BY row.
Frs, are reversed, or LEFT handed
Particular attention 10 invited to tbs IMPEkIAL
AMBROTYPE, to be had only at POWERS Cal
lery, Eagle Square. Price 50 cents. my l5-St'
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a ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
az WARD.-Tbe above reward will be paid for
IA the apprehension and delivery to me OF ane-
n gro slave named ANTHONY, (who left the
e employ ent of Mr. Ro. A. Mayo. on or about
the 18th of March last if taken bayond the limits of
. reward OF $50 will be paid. Tho said negro 10 OF
low statue slightly made, of black color and suppos
ed to be about twenty three year old
p. M. TABB SON, Agents
Covarnor street, between Main and franklin
INV IL Vel
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FIFTY cent portraits same as others chal Z
81 for. gyLERGC Co
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JAMES PEnDLErON.
ITO EDWIN FORREST.

ITO EDWIN FORREST.
BY THOMAS WATSON,
Tho celebrated Poet Bard Of Richmond.
POETRY.
Welcome to Richmond, Royal Ned;
OF your arrival am glad.
Dogs may bark, and fools may sing,
Som Watson still 10 in the ring;
He challenges the world without doubt,
To kick and buffet critics out
Give Denmarks kings and horrid queen,
Bill shskspears's thoughts in every scene.
Your first grave digger can play,
TO dig poor Yorriek from the clay.
Look out for skulls and human bones,
And base kings tumbling from their thrones.
trust you will play Hamlet well,
For few they say can you excel.
Remember, Hanlsts actors here,
And shakspesre's language SPEAKS sincere.
And 90 now near Ned, bid adieu,
Unt:i that / shake hands with you
THOMAS WATSON,
TIE only living sue cessor OF VIM. shakspsare, ant
Poet Laureate of Scotland and America, WIT
challenges the world my Io--IL-
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

Port Of Richmond, May l2-HieA Water II ocLo
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GLAVE TNsU NANCk.

THE ALBEMARLE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
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x FIFTY csnt portraits OF the fin est quality sse
TYLER l. Co.
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LET EVERY DEMocRATIC vofER ATTEND!
drss' tbs mses,ns. my 12-4t
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GA NNO WORTH DE TRAVELLING
,cIt.UOU APPARATUS to be closed out by
tor ladies and gentlemen, IN any Circumstance and
at any plice; la6ies' Bonnet Trunks and sents fine
sole leather Vsses.
am Agent for tie sale CT Travelling Apparatus
II you wanc No Trunk for small sum- MAU
RICE'sis the place Call soon for they are goiug
fast C. y. MAURICE,
nv Is Metropolitao store Isl Main s.
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| ANRESH BUTTKk.-.Jus1 received TO-
| Il day, q lot OF prime fresh BUTTER, for sale by
| the pound or package. b.
JOHN r. BARNES,
! my 49, st No 4, Franklin street
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DFlFTY cent portraits by steam TYLER Co.
fE-FfFTY cent portraits, l39 Main street. TYLER
4 Co., Artists.
t. EIEIY cent ncrtraits-t three at nnca wv z 2
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Several of our most distinguished speakers .iii a.
dress the meeting. my i@
~ Democratic Convention. The Con
vsntfou to nominate candidate for the once OF
TORNEY GENERAL, will meet In Metropon.ssh
By order of committee ,,r a,
my12-2t JAS. Do'E' eoe'o'''
Raths, Ratbx! Baths idiot, Cold
.cd shower Baths can be had at all hours. from
O'clock A. n. to 10 P. M, at the Hair Cuttiag :,
Shav inxand Shamp pooling Saloon. under the Ameri'
can Hotel Entrance ON 1lth street. Single baths
Ss - .snts mr. s tickets 81 my
~ Special Nottce-Removai- Mrs. &. j
ALLEN has removed her DRESS MAKING ROOM
from No ZIG Main street, doors below Governor
tTret over Mr. p. H. Kesch's Trimming Store, next
to Me,srs r 4. Price Co. Being in receipt Of the
latest Fashions she il now prepared to execute all
work in the shortest possible tine and IN the most
fashionable manner. All orders from the country
will be promptly attended to. A call 10 respectfully
collected. my ll-3m C.. j. ALLEN.
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FFIFrY cent portraits-good. Go to TYLBR l.
Co
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ERksH PkA q n n b, Fresh Tsmstses
Il rresh strswbsrdsA Tor ssis ~ . IN
my.ii .. y. JoNEs w.
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DiNH APPLES, PINE APPLES..-R e.
4 ceiving this day, per steame-, 900 large rice
Pine Apples, and suitable for preserving, for sale
my IL A ANTONI
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4 1AUTION,--Ali persons are hereby for
~ warned ftom erediting my wife, Syvslis Viii
liams on my account, az viii pay debts CT he
contracting, ftom this date.
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I ACE CDs.LAkS.-in store IL beRuti-
IL fll lot OF Lace Col ara, hich selling very
cheap; Lace Collar, at Is cents, worth 81 cents;
Lace Collars, ct 81 cts worth 81 cts Lace Collars
30 cts, worth Is cts together with very handson
assortment of French Work Collars. Aiso, Embroi
dered Muslin Collars, at 81 cts, very cheap at
C.. HARTWELL'S,
my 10 lis Broad street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-11

Charles London Cordial Gin
shown by the Records the Custom House he the
only London oorlian Gin IMPORTED and sold in bottles
all others are made here In Initiation of It.
delicious beverage, by peculiar hAyol
$50 dGerent from other gins) universally esteemed by ali
who IT. 1t is adopted with great In cases oil
DrsrEPsIi, GouT, RHEUMATISM, DRoPsT, GRAyEl, oolIc
ozoLERG PRvER AaUR, srRcruRE, DISEASE URi
kARY oao1xs RPILEFsY, FEaiALR IRREGULARITIES, &c.
Dr. yALEE1SE Morn Of New York, in letter to the pro-
prietOr, says: n.
Carsea London Cordial Gin e the parest, bet, and
n strelia6ES Extract Of Juniper IhGUe seen.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN is sold by all Drug.
sts Groeers the United States and also are
rnerous poisons called "London Cordial Gin"6 avoid
them buy only CHARLES" Reject any other offered
you you value your health Price dollar for quarts
dfty cents fer. pInts. EDAIUND O. CHARLES,
mhgs-smdAw Sole Importer, 60 broadway, MY.
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DARAGRNPuS

=
NTps GHSERKL CANES, who for years past
Inns withstood the combined efforts of lawyers
and enemies 10 ruin her visited Philadelphia on
Friday last and instituted inquiries to obtain
some facts relative to the time OF the death oil
her prandmother Clark, who lived long in Ger
mantown, and whose remains now lie IN inc
lower cemetry OF that place. ohe says sue nus
been in Court twenty-tnree year com II.
pletely gained her cause, and all sue hau 10, 10
do to obtain possession oil her iaeler PEoPSe..y
is simply to institute SUITS OF e)ectlhe'II' Nte
will be done unless satisfactory conprohllse
is effected. Mrs. e. looks well, Is sun youns'
and MS energetic rs over.
Dr. UNDEnuILL has reduced eating grapes to
a science. Here rs his directions: "When in
health swallow only the pulp. When the bow
els arc costiyeand you wish TO relax them, swat
low the seeds with the pulp, eeGtiIs TUG shil';
When you wish to check 100 reaXng stSIe Oh
the bowels swallow the pup %ltl tue
ejecting the seeds Ihns may Tue craps oe lisc.i
as medicine, ~ Se S,s o,,i,;,.
as luxury uiis,t ~ 80 " f,,,,.
ted fruit An adult may eat rom % 1
pounds DAY with ~
them win, or lIii'heuns'e'Y 3.se' SOu'
meals ,s.-,.=..-.
Mas CARsIE q LEWIS, VINO lateiy, at "a iree
love meeting IN ONO, eileu tns ~
ing VINO suoule os e'ie tba sbs
whether ohe nam Ut se'i Ii NJ; "a -;
7, " ~. ri.,bt IN al, What
ctplc ana sne GI.ps MS - n nor,
'lolls " 80 tI t
II Is 70 pc S,.S r. tcv arc Not
70 ueGune M ~, III 49, s-oo nm,
Sl's q, Of Thar, to
slual' o ..u.. q se'.''.'s-'
DC CAUTIOUS
MATRIMONIAL ana dry s99us are eeI,eta.ly IN
timately eonheeteu, OUT seisl; si
ofthe oisans 4dyertsef, when r,akgS ss p lot'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-11

MoLAssEs FROM TIE CHINESE CANE.-The New
Orleans Picay,tne announces the arrival, by the
steamer Lceomte, Captain johnson, of Go bar
rels new molasscs, made from the SorghO sucre
or Chinese sugar cane, on the plantation of Mr..
Delery, parish ofSt Bernard. This is some
what in anticipation of usual receipts of new
,nOlasses. 1t is consigned to Charles Lie Blanc
& Co, and is considered an excellent article.
The Plaquemine La) Sentinel learns that
Michael Schlatrc, Jr., of Ibervile parish sue
ceeded few days ago in making nearly 200
gallons of excellent syrup from the Chinese su.
rnr cane
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sands, snrsaPariila.-The extraordinary eall.
cacy of this unrivalled preparation all scrOua
sryspeas eutaneous eruptve disorders, and similar
complaints would appear almost Incredible, such
wonderful cures of daily certified by persons
undOubted respcetabity, establishing the IN
this class of disorders Rlsera
tive and renoyating agent It Is unequaled
Eminent physicians have proved by many years experi
that they produce the happest results by Its adj
mnIstratIon, and therefore use 1t with confidence.
Prepared and sold by A. b. D. SANDS Druggists, 1OC
Fulton Street, New York.
Sold also by J. H. CRUSIBAcKER. #
And by Druggists generally jyT-1Wdaw
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TIE AGRICULTURAL SocIgTr-iSgldtt Potatoes.
is nm old saying, that "two of trade can
never agree, but we hope to receive credit when
we say, that we altogether ignore and discard
any such impulse in a line or two which we
have to write about the Agricultural Society,"
This Society, whether corporate or not, legally
speaking, win not, We presume, plead exemp-
ton from that general intirmity which the old
law books tell us attaches to all collective bodies
viz: the absence of soul While men indi-
vidually may be very considerate and very clev-
er, yet by some singular fatality, when yoked
together, they seem, chameleon like, to undergo
a derogatory metamorphosis 1t is well known
to the people that the city press has labored in-
dustriously to build up and forward the inter
ests of the Agricultural Society. They have,
at many a midnight hour, picked the types upon
some gratuitous notice which very materially con-
tributed to replenish their Golfers; yet when
the other day, this society had a few dollars
worth of badges and cards to print, they could
not find il in their hearts TO remember their
benefactoFs, but must needs take their printing
of to a place where they eonld never hope TO
receive any return for their patronage. This
action is worthy of note by the papers as being
a genuine specimen of what is known, in street
parlance, as exceedingly small potatoes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-11
NOTICES.
.ssswEETs FOR THE SwEET.''

"BOgustds 0r4eaas."sor i. 4. BoURBoN
Prom groves Of sweet flowers, this perfume vas chilled
Where deep, golden summers exalt the perfume;
Where the from The south in the deep glen IS iea
where blossoms exhale, but resume.
10 !ua,,srt this aroma, Ills the sweetest, the best,
1t steals Der the senses, as the nectar of love-
To the boquet Of beauty, gives new zest-
Is the pride Of the toilet and the perfume Of Love
Distilled with great from the choicest flowers of the
South epressyfor the BoGaoIr, Toilet, ant anakerchie
For sale, with all the sERANGIPAs{Nrs55'tt by ~
fl3tS Til. LOGAN & CO.,
ssp,s Bridge corner Drugsists.s