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Summer Clothing

Summer Clothing
I H Z VERY L A I Z s 7 T l. Z S .
Corner of Canal and st. Charles streets.
We have just received assortment of GENTS FASH
IONARLE SUMNER CLOTHING AND FURNISHING
GOODS, which prepared sell
VERY MODERATE PRICES.
MERINO, ALPACA, CASHMERE aud LINEN GOODS of
every description.
BEAUTIFUL UNDER GARMENTS, HOSIERY.
Our stock is continually replenshed direct
tories Broadway and street. New York and we
offer the public advantages unsurpassed any
esabl shment in TIE city.
SHIRTS OF ALL KINDS always on hand
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER.
Call and examine for yourselves.
LEIGHTON g. BARBOT,
mylS 2pit Eannl Charles SITS.
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LINEN GOODS, ALL sHRUNk.

COATS FOR SUMMER,
OF Drap d'Ete, Parameta, Silk Warp Alpaca, Black Silk,
Fancy Linen, White Linen Drill and Duck Coored Linen
Drill and Duck, India Seersucker, etc.
PANTALOONs FOR SUMMER,
OF Black aud Coloed Single Med Cashmere French Dap
dEte Parametta Alpaca, White Drill and Duck Fancy Col
ored Linen Drill New Style Check Drill Brown Linen Drill
Planters Linen, Cotton ade etc.
VESTS FOR SUMNER,
OF Fancy Colored Marseilles Plain Buff Marselc Plain
White and Figured White harsees White Linen Duck
and Figured Linen Drill. Brown bill and Planters Linen,
Black Alpaen, Bombazne, silk, Satin,
UNDER GARMENTS FOR SUMMER.
Linen and Muslin Shirts, Gause Merno, Gauze Cotton Gauze
Sil Undeshr and Wrappes Lse Thread Undershir,s and
Drawers Linen and Cotton Drawers Gotten, Meno Cashmere
Linen and Lise Thread Half Hose; Gloves of all kinds Ora
watts, HandkeTchiefs, Socks, etc.
best quality
FELCANIzED INDIA RUBBER GOODS,
much the larges: in New Orleans which will be
sold at the lowest price for cash.
ne One Price for Goods-No Deviation
ALFRED MUNROE Il CO.,
"a Magazine street,
myzS zp6t North east corner of Graviet street.
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Persons leaving the city otherwise wishing dispose o.
their Furniture either part bulk will find it to the,
advantage call the undersigned The HIGHEST CASH
PRICE given
Also, SECONDHAND FURNITURE as good as new a.
very low prices
Secondhand Furniture taken exchange and repaired
p. NJ. TOURNE,
M 2p3m q Bnronne street
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Family Cookery Books,

Family Cookery Books,
For sale by
7 HO NJ A S L. W H l 7
Bookseller,
No. los Canal street.
MRS. WIDDEFIELD,s NEW COOK BOOK, or Practical Re-
ceipts for the Housewife.
MISS LEsLIE'S NEW COOKERY BOOK.
MRS HALE'S NEW BOOK OF CoOkERI-A Practical
System for Private Families in Town and Country.
VIRGINIA HOUSEWIFE. By Mrs Randolph
A complete assortment of COOKERY BOOKS, ut
my25 Up No. l05 CAN AL STREET.
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MONTGOMERY, ALA. - DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY ANp
WEEKLY.
The above published Capital of Alabama an5
one Of the oldest andbest established the State ans
has the largest circulation in its vicinity Interior and in
that portion of Alabama Western Georgia which trades
WIN Nc" orleans 1t consequently the best medium for nd"
Versing by Merchants in New Orleans WITH
its section.
BATES & LUCAS, ProprietOrs.
TERMS.
Mo. 3Mo. 6Mo. u Nc
nA''y, square 90 50 90 Sl3 90 so ~
Weekly, sqHare............ $50 $50 1900 20 50
TrWeeky, square,. 400 Sm 1850 lSep
Subscription 10 Daily per annum. $50. .......TO 90
TrWeekly per annum. .......... %
Weekly per annum. ............. 2 0U
hS subscriptions and Advertisements received the CsS-
cent Office. ia22 -
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Colleagues.
fresh supply Of the genuine Jean Maria Farna in store
and Tor sale by ]. WRIGHT L CO.,
q and Isl Charities street.
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Southern Machinery Depot.
Point Lace St0aUis and .EE0sstEflas

TO I H Z l. A D Z s..
ia Canal Street..............I44
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
Selling AZ half the usual price!
The entire stock Of this establishment known the Ladies'
Fashionable Cloak House and General Fancy Dry Goods Store
will he sold ALE PRICE, close for season.
800 New Style PUiut Lace ShRwls and Mantles
800 Black and Colored Silk Manifest
800 Velvet and Cloth floaks;
1000 New Style Founced Orgnnde Bareges and Tissues;
200 Plain and Flounced Jaconet Dresses
Rich Tissucs-FlOunced and Plain;
800 Rich Vaencenne and (iuipure Lace Sets;
aOO pieces Of White and Printed Linen;
200 Bridal Robes, Wrcaths and Walls;
200 Infants Long Cioass Robes and Caps;
5COl yards of Rich French Silks all styles;
1000 yards of Trimming, in all styles;
800 Rich Grape Shnwls;
200 Rich BUnnets.
Aud constantly receiving goods commission
dies will he find all kinds of FANCY GOODS in this
establishment
D. E. KEEGAN,
m23 2ptJc2 IA Canal street.
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wines and Liquors,

wines a1aG Liquors,
17......... ROYAL STR FIIT, ..............l II
Asupply of CREME De BOUZY CHAMPAGNE, in Qnsr.s
and pits constantly hand which equal to the
this market.
Also
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES
Il Il A DI E 5;
sAzERAC of the Vintage of 1885, 1898 1905 and ohss
brands.
w HIS Y:
OF alliescriptons-Scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in piuts and quarts
Also
On hand usual assortment of the best WINES and L.
QuORS in the MARKET which will be sold on AS REASONABLE
terms as any other house in The 3ity
SEWELd 7. TAYLOR,
~ zpiS No. II Royal street.
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Ladies' Dress Goods.

Ladies' Dress Goods.
LARGE STOCK SELLING OFF.
EIGHTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF RICH
FANCF DRT GOODS,
To be Sold at Great Sacrifice!
D. P. G A N L A N & CO.,
Nos. Il and IA Chartres street,
Will this date whole of their large stock of
RICH ORGANIZES,
JACONETS, BAREGES, SUMNER SILKS,
CREPES DE PARIS
GRENADINES, EMBROIDERIES
LACES,
REAL LACE SHAWLS AND AANTLEs,
MILLINERY,
And in fact, their WHOLE STOCK OF RICH AND NEW
GOODS, at the first cost of importation.
of Rich Printed Fast Colored SATIN STRIPE
ORGANIZES will be sold at Is per yard.
D. P. S: co. will this week special attention to the
sale their RICH GOODS particularly beautiful French
Organe and Jacones Rich Laces several invoices of Paris
Mtts Embroidered Jaconet and Swiss Bands and Plain Black
Sks-iust received. my25 2p6t
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Choice Summer. Clothing.

MORE NEW GOODS
RECEIYED PER STEAMSHIP CAH4WBA.
A L T REL NJ U N R OE g. CO.,
Zone Price Store,''
No. 81 Magazine street, of Graver,
Have on hand very choice assortment of SEASONARIE
CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS and Extra Fine TRAY
ELING TRUNKS. They are Agents. also, for tile
UNION INDIA RUBBER COMPANY,
and among other things they have Book containing
pete Travellers Guide of all the routes and the adver
tisement Of Alfred Munroe Co New York House. AL Broad
way. Persons invited to call and take Book gratis"
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dental Notice.

DR. GEO. W. SMITH, DENTAL SURGEON may be con
suited daily from A. NJ till P NJ. Office and residence cor
of Caroude and Lafayette Gate Heya street
aoqon
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.7eau = Emsproued flirting Fystid,

Choice Summer Clothing.
MORE NEW GOODS! MORE NEW GOODS!
By Steamship Promctheus.
ALFRED UNROE f. CO.,
No. "a Magazine street,
Have received handsome addition their stock Of
MER CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS, making their
assortment very complete. my2i 2r6t
r. II. .NtxTT0y,
Nos. 10 and p Bienville street New Orleans,
Keeps constantly hand large fresh supply
steamer from New York Of the celebrated
Xxx CREAM ALE
Brewed by Messrs. Poulney ( Massey, Philadelphia
Families supplied part of the city free Of charge with
fine quality of TABLE ALE and PORTER.
Particular attention paid orders from Bars of Steamboats,
and general satisfaction guaranteed, by
T. F. MURRAY,
mylo 2pm 10 and 81 Benvie street.
- Facts are Sometimes STRANGE.
than Fiction ~
But it is fact that there any medicine that
prepared in any way equal 10
DR. BEA HIS
ANTI c 4 tn A TIC MIXTURE
For the Cure Of
CHOLERA CHOLERA MORBUS DlARRHEA and DYs-
EMERY.
It is fact that it INSTANTLY relieves the
Cholera and Cholera Mobus and for Dia ea Dysentcy
there is nothing equal to it. For sale by the proprietor,
E. D. BEACH, NJ. D.,
Apothecary Chemist,
Chartres and Customhouse Streets
And by Druggists generally myl9 2pGGltW
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Cranes

Cranes
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CAsKET.
nose beautiful BURIAL CASKETS, formerly sold by P Il
COOK Co.. No SO ST. Charles street. have been By
w Undersigned who offers the for sale the usual prices
at No 200 Camp street.
ol3 2ply DANTET MONROE
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EVER PROD DIN THIS CITY.
From the Mandatory Of
STE1NWAY & SONS, N Y.
These Pianos celebrated for quality of elegant finish
and Notwithstanding half higher than the
pitch
In fact they considered by the eminent Pans to be
superior TO any other made in this country,
The undersigned visited last summer all the Piano Manuac
tories the Northern cities, and selected STEINWAY
SONS INSTRUMENTS the best adapted to the Southern
climate He has them for sale and and artists
invited to call and examine them
The best MELODEONs from the mandatory of MASON
HANEIIN, Boston.
L. GABICI,
nil 2pMof Camp street. below Grsver.
Southern .VaCFinefy Depot.
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, from, % to Is horse
power.
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, to cut from 1000 10000 feet of
lumber per day.
PUMPS, in great variety throw from 10 to 25GO0 gallons
Of water per minute.
COTTON GINS, of novel construction that Planter
ought to leave the city without seeing.
CORN MILLS, CORN and COB CRUSHERS FODDER
CUTTERS and all The LABOR-SAyING MACHINERY of
the day together with MACHINE BETTING and BETTING
CLASPS.
All these constantly on hand or receiving, by
D. C. LOWBER, Agent,
mo 2p6mMo 90 Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-25

DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS. - Pursuant to the recon-
mendations of the Democratic Committee of the
parish Of Orleans, we presume the members of the
Democrats party, portion thereof, will assemble
at the appointed places of meeting in their respective
precincts this evening at halfpast o'clock, for the
purpose Of eecting delegates to City Convention
which is announced to assemble tomorrow evening,
in the room over the Carrollton railroad depot, also
at halfpast o'clock.
Nobody appears to understand this movement at
this late day. We DON'T and shonldike to be posted,
merely by way of curiosity, if for nothing else. We
doubt whether the committee is properly informed
What's the use Of nominating candidates in face of
the universally admitted certainty of defeat? What's
the use Of stirring up things, when the aforesaid
stirring up cannot eyentuate in any possible
good Where's the propriety of insisting that the
horse is eighteen feet high when all the world and
the rest of mankind y have rendered a verdict that
he is barely fourteen hands high? Or is it in contem
plation to get up another blood and thunder manu-
factory? We pause for reply We do.
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Ties !. Tics +.
.s0tice to Sugar Planters.

Island Of CaEb0.
J o S E DOMIN G o,
Importer of Havana Cigars ~ Leaf Tobacco,
No. l6 CustomhOuse street,
Has Just opened the importing establishment,
be found superior stock of selections
Jst fnyorite brands of
HAVANA CIGARS,
PAPER CIGARS and
LEAF TOBACCO.
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
"OLD JOE" he is amiliary known for the last
sixteen years, at his old stand in the Romda
UNDER THE ST CHARLES HOTEL.
still remains in his old quarters where be found the very
brands of Havana and Paper Cigars, Of mis- mport
ton. Also, at his Cigar Stands in the
ST. LOUIS HOTEL and
can always the very Chewing Tobacco
Paper Cigars and the very quality Cigars
Smoking Tobacco. milo 2ply
y. II. Rutland s 90,
FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Agents of the Independent Boats,
m4 2pH MoRILE. ALA.
Roots, Shoes and BT0gasss.
AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Ditching ROOTS, Russe
BROGANS, Woo, Mexican, Palm Leaf Straw and CsKl
peachy HATS at the lowest market prices, by
FROST i CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street.
HATS. GAPS. etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
constantly receiving Silk Fur
Cashmere Panama. eghon. Palm Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS. stthe lowest market prices by
FROST & CO.,
iyl32pAW No 10 Magazine street.
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MONDAY MORNING, MAY Is, 1857

MONDAY MORNING, MAY Is, 1857.
sE The officers Of the Peter Telon have our thanks
for file Of st. Louis papers.
a8- Mr.. VIM. Hopkins, clerk of the steamer H. ).
Lakeland has placed us under obligations for late ST.
Louis papers. HUI
ro-DAx,s cHHsCENT-
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Ssua1, = Co.'s Lotteries.
TICKETS ONLY $40.
sy- CapitnI Prize $50, 900. -es

Owing to the great favor with which Single Number lcs
tere have received by the public and the large demand
for tickets the Managers s. SWAN Co., will have drawln,
each Saturday throughout the year.
The following Scheme will be drawn in each Of their eer,Ss
for May, 1851:
Glass 49, to in the city of Atlanta Ga, in public CO
SATURDAY, May 80, 1857.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE U MBERSt
RI-3,29O PriZes.-ea
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS ,
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
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Brandy.
200 of pure Oard expressly for medicinal
for sale by j. WRIGHT & CO.
q and ISL Chartres street.
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Summer Clothing.

F. S T r I N G E R & CO.,
No. b Camp street.
NEW SUMMER RAGLANs AND OFFICE COATS,
OF ALPACA,
BoMBAzTNE,
COIORED LINENS ETC.
LIGHT FANCY CASHMERE PANTS;
CoLoRED AND FANCY DRILL PANTS;
FRENCH MERINO PANTS;
NESTS-Ncw patterns and styles o.
FANCY MARSEILLFS,
CoLoRED DRILL.
SILK, etc.
sHlRTS-Ncw styles Of
COLORED FRENCH MUSLIN;
SUPER L. b. ANDC. .
LINEN
Isle THREAD, GAUZE MERINO AND SILK
uNDERSIIRTS DRAWERS,
a2S 2p2ateod HALF HOSE, etc
Open!
NOE RIS, MAULL & CO.,
Successors to Norris t WayD
CLOTHiERS,
Corner of Camp and Common streets,
Under the City Hotel
Have just from their mandatory in phadenba
and will open during the coming week their usual
New and Choice Stock
SPRING AND SUN ER CLOTHIY
comprising all the
LATEST NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON.
| FANCY CASHMERE SUITS,
BALLADS,
etc, etc, etc,
Of every description of fabric and style
E N TS' Flu RNISH ING GOOD
NIL -p" Of every description.
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Merchants Refinery.

We prepared Eli orders for choice RE.BUILED LoV-
ISIANA MOLASSES and SYRUP.
ROSS, ADDISON & CO.,
fe20 2pAm e. Tchoupitouas street.
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Ice Pitchers.
NeHC XuriT---IS51,

d. FELT & STETSON'S STATIONERS' HALL
Nos 81 Camp Street and BaLk Alley.
just received
THE NEW TARIFF, OR RATES OF DUTIES ON GOODS
WARES, etc, Imported into the United SuteS-to take
effect from and after July |, 1857. For sale by
D. FELT & STETSON,
General Stationers,
Printers and Blank Book Manufacturers,
my25 2p3t No. 81 Camp street.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-04
Attend 10 Your Eyesighr,

Sir David Brewster, iu the North British
Review, says that no opinion is more COM
mon, and certainly none is more incorrect.
than that il is prudent 10 avoid the use of ar
tiicial help 10 the eyes SO long as they are
not absolutely Indispensable. The human
eye is loo delicate a structure TO bear con.
tinued strain without injury; and the true
rule Is 10 commence the use OF glasses as
soon as we can see better with them than
without them, AID always employ such as
will render vision most comfortable and
pleasant. The spectacles hab,ually used for
ordinary purposes may not be adequate 10
certain occasional demands, such as reading
very fine print, examining maps, SO. To
meet these cases, hand.reading glass, two
and q half inches in diameter. TO be used 10
conjunction with the spsclaeles and never
wi,hoBlibeHi, is strongly recommended. A
similar use of the reading-glass is also recon-
tneuded to short-sighled persons, in conjunc-
tion with the concave spectacles, when ex-
amining minute objects.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-04
Extraordinary Doiusion.

A most remarkable case of delusion has
just been brought 10 light in Philadelphia.
A large number Of ignorant Germans have,
ii seems, permiited themselves TO be victim
lied BY woman Of their own race, named
Aun Master, who pretended to be the sister
of Jesus Christ. She appears TO have exer-
cised unlimited control over them, extortiug
large asums Of money, jewelry, &c. Accord
ing TO one Of the Witnesses, Mrs. Master was
prepared 10 60 up to Heaven, seated on q
white horse, and at the right side of God,
and lha, angels were all around her. She
could moi go, however, as che had to have a
gold watch, gold pencil, and gold ring
before she could get into Heaven. Money
was furnished her by her friends, 10 enable
her to procure these articles.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-04

Tss HEssr's Mpcs.xEz1-T ksz,.n
heart IS wonderful piece Of mechanism :
sieam-engine is a clumsy continuance
compared with it. sIan has two bean.
and each of these is double, 50 that he NAV
be said to have four hearts Two of ;he-e
are ior bright red blood, and two are for
purple or dark blood. II iSusual IN books
TO call red blood arierizii, and the purple
blood venoEs bEi each of these two doub.e
hearts has rs own set of arteries and veins.
All the arteries of The one are always filed
with red, and the arieries Of the other with
purple blood
The veins, IN like manner, Of each are II,
inverse order-ihe veins Of the ned hear.
being purple, and The veins of The purpls
being red; for If the blood goes ont ned II
comes hack purple, and if II goes out pur-
pie it comes back red Ii always eoes ou,
red from the heart on the left SIDE ard
comes an purple to the kearf oa The r;=..:
SIDE; and it always goes out purple ftoun
The heart on the night side, ard comes in red
10 the hearf on the left side. and Tins II
makes IFS everlasting round, being convert
ed from purple To red By passing through
the lungs.
Each heart has Ifs goiag and returning
seres CT vessels, infinitely numerous and
IamIfed; and the blood i forced through
them in such way that If must 90 forward,
ana can not reiurn, except By going round
the circle; for these vessels are al supplied
with valves thai open only one way and
shut the other; and therefore we're the blood
TO make an effort 10 return. the valves would
close Immediately and ssop Il
The elastic nature Of the bIOod-resse,s.
also, 5 such that they squeeze the blood IN
nndulaiions or Pulsziions along, closing
upon il, and then opening 10 lei nozs Ear.
ward and al this they do spontaneously
and regularly, the viii Of man having moth
ing 10 do with il, and 10 power over their
movenent--Ezrkangs.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-04
NUMBER =.


Much difference Of opinioz seems TO exifs
among medical men in regard 70 the local
treatment Of eysipelzs; and amidst this
great diversity Of sentiment, the student, ss
well as the young practitioner, must Tesret
that medicine does not pzr1ake more Of the
principles Of the exact sciences, % thzf the
practice can be pursued with more positive
results. n authority Be taken, OF books b
consulted, he Is led into mist Of dOubs IN
reference 10 selection Of Ihe moss sppro-
Pria,e remedy For; simply layer Of co.,
ton, warm wafer, mucilaginous infusiOls,
solution of acetate Of lead, are recommend
ed equally with tincsuEe io5Ine, cOilOdiOa,
nitrate of silver, or even = blister Mem
are mentioned, perhaps, mercErizl oiEt-
meni, simple oiatIaeaf or Izri, Keniish
ointmsns, solutions Of ehiossds Of line, SUI
phaie Of iron, corrosive sEtIimzis, creosoe,
etc.
Now, have had considerable expereucs
with many or al of these-and experiment
ed with them too, with the view to test in
diEiduai suPeroiiy-and am constrained TO
say that whilst no one application has
proved infaiible, or answered my expecta-
lions at all times, The finct- of iodine Is the
most reliable of the above, IN coun,eraei-
ing the specific Inflammation Of eTysipelzs.
BuI this application should be preceded by
an emeticO-caihartic, particularly in bilious
cases (Which most abound), followed by
the muriaied iinci- Of iron, held specific
by some, though honesty makes me say
that, in my experience, il i only sp~ci6c
affa the bilious as well as The high infian-
maicry symptoms have been removed and
then quiHine ID equally effectnaL
But my purpose in making these obser-
vaiions on erysipelzs, was to introduce to
the profession the use Of an application that
IS seldom or never mentioned IN The work.
of our standard authors, viz, iinct Iobelis.
strong saturated tinctuEe of The whole
plant, applied by means Of fine linen or
muslin cloths. saturated, frequently renew
ed, believe will prove more satisfactory
than any Of the above applications, acting
on this Inflammation specifically, as IL does
upon the inflammation indaced by The mrs
tcncOdendron. which hold Is similar 70
the oiher-each alike capable Of being AZ
rested by his local application; the CASTRO
enteric affection being always attended 10,
not only in these, bul in al sfIections.-Bos-
Ton Ned. and Surgical Journal.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-04

a WoRz Is a TcorH-A medical gentle
man of Ballymens, Ireland, was employed
recently to extract q paiieniis tooth Twas
gnnder, OF Large size, apparently sound,
and so firInly sealed thzi ID broke in the
effort OF is removal On examining tha.
portion Of the tooth which came Oh -i.b
the instrument, a yery extraordinary vzorm-
shaped living animal was found aiherins 20
the center Of IL On being carefully removed
without injury, IL proved % be Eve eighths
OF an inch long, lively as an eel, and Of a.
blood red-cOlor, and about the thickness Of
woolen thread On viewing II throush
microscope Of hmried power, II appeared
to be ringed or ioinied in lis formation. No
legs were visible, and II moved By erecting
its body, arch-hke, in he center, and pro-
jeciing either end Al plszsure-Esr Il appear
ed to have head At each extremity. Oas
OF the heads was large. hz., and broad IN
proportion 10 the erezfure's sizs, with o
capzeious mouth, and i've bizck eyes, set
very widely apa1, and proiscsiag fDm the
upper part Of de head. Ths o:her hszd
vas smaller, with : leagshened saoui, and
: mouth opening fcn uadeznezth-Ex
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-04
CrinoIine Done For,

The last news from Paris, is, that the EN-
press Eugenie appeared in the streets recent
" without any hoops. Louis Napoleon is
said 10 be opposed TO hoops, and is deter.
mined 10 crush crnoline as he has done the
liberty of the press end freedom of speech in
Franco. As the Emperor rules Paris, and
Paris rules the fashionable world, the hoops
must yield 10 this pressure, for there is no,
Independence enough among the votaries Of
fashioa TO wear anything bnt what is ala.
mode, no matter how convenient, heallhful
or beautiful il may be, and hoops scarcely
come in either category. But if hoops are to
be tabooed, we hope the ladies' win have re-
rrd enough for their health to stick by the
6ae boots, and o. their peticoais diminish,
heir india rubbers will lengthen--at least
lie the sloppy weather lasts. 8