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Daueu,s .uaaica. Pain Extractor.
WRIGHT h CO.,
Gland l5l Chartres street.
fe2 2p3teod&ltW


Will subdue the pain and Inflammation from the severest
sad in from twenty minutes and it will heal
the without and eecuay Fever Sores Salt
Rheum Piles, Inalmasory Rheumatism, Sore and Inaaed
Eyes Cuts Wounds Bruises Old and InYeerate Sores Scad
Head Corns and Bunions Eryspeas Spain Sweings Eel
os Chbain Bites Of Insects Swelled and Broken Breast
Sore Nipples, Erupons and all nammatory and
diseases where the parts affected be reached.
credulous about the many diseases named to be
cured by only thng-but feet that the few bu; positive
properties which the Daley Salve alone contains and here
oore rate-oue reach alone the aere
mentioned diseases, but many not enumerated.
ouerey Do regular bred physicians prescribe caome
iuwardly for Of different disea esf
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT g. CO.,
q and ISL Chartres street, New Orleans,
Sole Agents for tie South.
To whom all should be addressed fe2 2p3teod
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e. Career C0ntp0ny's

PATENT IN PRO WE'D COTTON GINS.
undersigned sole manufacturers under E. CARVER'S
patents lS IG5 and 1915 have permanently established an
Office aud Warehouse at No 70 GRAFIER STREET and are
prepared furnish Planters Merchants any size
Of the celebrated GIN.
They deem unnecessary detail its advantages over 9Th,
its nuOeriess endorsements by practical authorities now
using it, sufficient confirm its high reputation ard to
make It's adoption still general.
rs 2p,f E. CARVER COMPANY.
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~We would recommend 0urinvaltd rcati-
give Hollands German Bters trial feel assured
medicine that produce such evidence the following
its favor, is no humbue. % ~ s{aa
j. D. Spring says: Rock port Monroe county N. VI Feb.
q. ls55senim fresh supply of Biers immediately. 1t
gives very best satisfaction One gentleman had been
troubled with The long time. and the most
Of last summer at noted water establishment but found
relief whatever until he used the Bers. He is
tirely cured.n We as 558g s4.Y
Rev. l. r. Feister Z, New BROOKLYN n " October s,
1s5s-Dr. M jackson Dear sr1 request you 10 serd
by the first opportunity three bottles Of Hoohsnds German
Btses and am glad to that Bttes have cured DIFF
persons Of my acquaintance when physicians help
without effect especially in hemorrhodal c.se bleeding piles,
the eject and cure was and certain
H9-See advertisement ja16 splm8W
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Boots! Boots! Boots!

j A NJ E S NJ r 7 ! n
Would respectfully c. Of public his very
choice assortment Of BOOTS and SHOES.
N BCouutry orders respectfully solicited and promptly
attended ia2l gp}rn
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Embroidered Collars, Bands, etc.

AT S. B. CEURCHILLs,
Corner OF Apollo and Ersto streets.
Ladies will The fol owl Eubroderies
Goods just received 800 Fine Embroidered Collars
EACH 200 Fine Embroidered Collars, S5c EACH 500
Swiss Bands EACH 200 Jaconei Bands 35c EACH $50
yards line Coored Jscone 25c 200 yards fine White aco
ne.s 40c; 100 yards fine Striped Jcone.s &c., 50 doz
Ladies' Cambria Handkerchief per dozen
yards White Cotton, III 10 and l25sc per yaId at
S. B. CHURCHILL'S,
fe2 2p2t Apollo Erato SITS.
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Southern Furniture FFrUrerooaes

CEIARIE S A. STEWART,
ut Nos. III and l73 Cana! street, .Ne,c Orleans,
Has just received the mandatory beautiful stock Of
splendid MAHOGANY ARMO1Rs and BEDsTEADs, in adj
diton to his hitherto large stock of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
onprising EVERYTHING in his ne OF business Parties
wishing anything in his line will end their advantage
give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
CHARLES A. STEWART,
fee 2p6t<y 4- III and l73 Canal street.
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first used then compromised, and then literally De-
tayed BY men who are noises in their professions of
attachment and devotion. For this, however, the
Southern people are in great measure to blame them
selves They have faithful, true and able men in
abundance to represent their interests and character
in Congress and elsewhere, but they too often pass
them by to bestow unmerited honors upon those whose
only Recommendation is brawling demagogism. They
have mistaken noise for patriotism facility of speech
for craftsmanship; unbounded assurance for real
worth but are now, we are happy TO beleVe, De-
coming awe 70 the oeias'oh uiaei "l1eh snes na,e
SO long abored and are preparing to cast off the rule
MT? ~. 80 - sss.yy4 III : Ia ~,
= poaa.a'Saans' ''uN anu ~
nons " tne sosei uuens 'neinssses aAe
hands q reliable efficient and experienced statesmen
Inc Free Iradef then goes On 70 say WA. sese very
Southern ultrasts 60 unlustiy sneered at nave
done more towards forcing the Northern Democrats
to take bold and NATIONAL posltioh on the slavery
question than all othef causes combined. IL IS ,ne
Quitmans, the Davis, and the Browns and not the
HoWeh oopps' lnao HaYe openeu sae eyes y. sne
Noislein sou 'AsAA " '''S
rosition.' - =
\ We ALWAYS thought that g Northern Democrats ;"
were forced into their position, but did not expect to
see an acknowledgement of the fact so in the
columns of prominent Southern Democratic jour
nal We were of opinion that it would take ten or
twelve months for the workings of the medicine to
become plainly apparent.
h The Free Trader, after stating that it stands
ssquarely and uncompromsingly upon the platform
Of Southern rights and Southern interests regardless
of anything else and ali things else and ayowng the
purity and strength of its Democracy in the strongest
terms, says:
But unfolding The national party BECOMES
edsd and assaulted section we only say
.s n @ e uis hover el ever reason and
onr side anH We would Ispndae a psTss and
ignore one scntia Of just equality which tie Southern
people are eh',,eu mn Na NUN ,O'
~. A.. ssnr,, IF 40 sa,,,
be Represented in The administration by true Of
men are to be used 10 shove aside hose
whom the Soah have confidence then r admin d
who constitute power Of the Southern Democracy aud thus
b she moa M spa ecrSa eoe In Ills
crisis thing poiies is ndica.e Of the sog.ss sn pSsy
caSinet If hat Cabinet should be selected South,
os whU are ana ge n ann IL s
those woave been the sulwarks Of the party
viii certainly regret IT,
The foregoing extracts are significant. So is the
entire article as we have before remarked. The Free
| Trader is opposed to Howell Cobb, of Georgia, a
Union Democrat of 1850. It would be outraged if
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Cigars.
Feefsots,
W.. III. Cooley,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Practices Pone Coupee, West Baton Rouge and West Fe
Icana Residence Pointe Coupee z. O., La. DO .2nSu
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DOfLe1l,,S

C O NJ NJ e r TAI COLLIE G. E
No. LOG Canal street.
New Glasses begin this week in French, Spanish German
English Mathematics, Peanashp. Book Keepng ETC.. etc.
There special apartments and Professors for cash branch
There are day and evening classes
RUFUS DoLBEAR,
fe2 2r3t log Canal street.
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H. II. .BUCkfesg,

No. Camp street,
Has now Oh hand large assortment Of Pure SILVERWARE
which is offered quality is ever sold PLATED
CASTERS, WATERS, etc.
Also lnanufa order Silver Casters Tea Sets Pitch
ers. Trnmrets. etc. Of INV pattern. i'll onSn
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Ghristntdss


\ . Il Il I S. NJ A u L l. & G Co..
" o RRfS e. " Ar,
g NJ dk N HM III e NE -
Have just received large and choice assortment
ROBES DE CHAMBRE ard
OTTOMAN WRAPPERS.
Together with additions heir usual unsurpassed Of
Fancy and Furnishing Goods.
CLOTHIN
IN EVERY NARIETT-cntTaciBg al the NOVELTIES Of
TIE SEASON.
WALEWSKI GVERCOATs
BLUE AND BLACK DRESS COATS
VELVET AND SILK VESTS;
LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS,
-sll Of
PHILADELPHIA MAKE.
sStrange-s AMI the public generally re,psgtfpy
vited 10 call.
NORRIS, MAULL q CO.,
Camp and Common streets,
d22 2Ftt under the City Hc.el.
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ESsE'S

CLARIFIED COTTON SEED OIL.
The undersigned, Agents for ks Cotton Seed Oil Mann
factory arenow prepared supply Gcars with this
celebrated article VIII c superior to Lard Oil for buriig
other purposes
GREEN, HARDING g. CO.,
jas @HiW.f G6 povdras street.
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pr. S0RttcE Reynolds.

oFFICE-No. ll5 GRAvIER STREET NEW ORLEANS
Cures C4NcEhs scALn-HE4D, Wul1EswELlING SORES AID
tl&t@lS Of every description jail 2rly
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j.19 2pltn
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House Furnishing Goods.

CHINA GLASSWARE
LAMPS SILVER PLATED WARE,
TABLE CUTLERY,
JAPANNED TRAYS
IRON, WOODEN and TIN WARE.
4 complete assortment, at low prices.
?. r. FELL & CO.,
iaeS 2peodln II Camp street.
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NJ A r r. led /:

On Monday the 18th January 1851 by the Rev j. Moyni-
| han, SAMUEL M. REED to Mrs MARC aRET A. FLETGI.
Err, b,th Of ills city. 2sH E# &
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CAi,e New Orleans and Carrol.on Railroad Cos
New Orleans Jan. I, 1857.

ofR.e New Orleans and carroton Railroad Coz
s New Orleans jan 4 1857!
Sir have the letter which so good as TO
write to yesterday which will submit to the Directors
Of the Company meeting can be held Nashville,
hazard nothing assuring you that they will Share grai
cation in knowing your determination that no consideration
whatever shall intervene prevent The fullest hvestgao
in order guilty parties be brought 70 Justice
We will you all the assistance in OUT power Our losses
and nothing compared with the consequences
fall the city If the atrocities that have dgraced
are continue. 1t therefore, citizens who
know is the existence Of society that order
mud should be maintained than Directors and stock
holders Caroton Railroad Company that deprecate
aud deplore the existing state of things
Blanchard, Secretary who is the bearer Of this note
win afford you every information in regard 20 the memo
randa y which appeared in the Courier newspaper .
have the honor 10 be,
Sir, very respectfully,
... Your obedieut servant
tsig1ed) G. CURRIE DUNCAN,
Pre- den:.
The STATE Of Louisiaaaparish Of ofleaRs-ciW Of Neu
Orleans
The State vs. A. G. Blanchard G. G. Duncan and - Keene
Personally appeared me, Charles N. Waterman Mayor
city OF New Orleans and eonlcio Justice of the Peace
duly commissioned and H. Foino who having been dull!
sworn doth epce say That from information received, III
does hereby charge the above named persons towi' A.
Blanchard, G. c. duncan and r. Keene of the Car
oon Railroad Company with being the direct and mdirec
cause Of the violence and boodsed which has
at the Horse Station during the last two against thu
| peace and dignity Of the State
| gh H. FORNO, Chief of Police
Sworn and subscribed this It'll day o. January 1851 befo
| me, :, wv ,,,-,,,,,,.
once New Orleans and Garrolltoa Railroad COMPANY
| New Orleans, January 18th, 1851.
| Her. c. N. Waterman, Mayor
Gr.l elS inst lnyit
scented me- obviously informal and therefore invalid
My opinions and my in regard the unfortunate dis
tubauces place at and in the vinciy Of til
Horse Station undergone charge since had he hone
to address you the It'll inst.
To that letter of the m the Chief of Police
refer you for sentiments both have been adope
by the Board Of Directors which they submitted.
| have the honor TO be, Sir
Your obt, servt.
feo mi. (SignedO G. CURRIE DUNCAN, President,
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1E We received six copies Of the Richmond En-
quirer yesterday Great mail arrangements in this
country. -Four more Enqnirers viii be due this
morning Mr. Buchanan should certainly bestow a
foreign mission to the Tongo Islands, for instance
upon Postmaster General Campbell, as a reward for
the unparalleled postal seryicesh he has rendered the
country. ss FL
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ATS. AIS, etc,

AT WHOLESALE.
We coIstatly receiving general sssoreT OF Sill Fn
Cashmere Panama Leghorn, Straw, Palm Lea, MeSiea1 AL
Wool HATS, the lowest market prices, by
FROST l. CO.,
J7l3 2ptW No, 10 lata.i-e street.
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Garnet Warehouse.

No l9 CHARITIES STRERF-,Jus received from England,
rev patterns of Medallion Velvet Wilton Brussels r@psS
Ply, Ingram. Venetian and Dutch super CARPEFINGS.
Also, Flo: OH. CLOTH Of MI widths and qualities in great
variety Of styles. MATING, 80 ], Ga, White, Checked
and Fancy Window Shades; Table lUeps Druggesi staI
Rods etc, ali ~ the lowest markci Iticgs ~
fe2 2sCt A. BR0USSEAU & co.
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fee 2pr Csgnod) G. cuRRlE DUNCAN, Pre-
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The unlers eaed tenders his sincere thanks to his friends
nehb0s Fire Department. for their prompt and vaiua
Die aid in saving his stock of goods from destruction by the fire
ofe ir tile and Home Mutual Insurance
Companies for paying loss occasoned by said fire without delay
LEWIS W. LYONS.
s Also gives notice to his and the public in gen
era that nc will reopen she cid stand, So Canal street.
MONDAY ID February and will offer the stock Of MEMS and
BOYS SLOTHIEi md FURNISHING GOODS at HALF
PRICE.
LEWIS W. LYONS,
ja5l 2I2 50 Canal street. Camp.
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Cranes
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASHET.
Those beautiful BURIAL CAsKETs, formerly sold by P H.
COOK Co. No 50 St Charles street. purchased b.
the undersigned who offers the for sale the usual prices
No. 200 Camp street.
OILS 2ply DANIEL MONROE.
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alabama Journal.

MONTGOMERY, ALA. DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY AND
WEEKLY.
The Published al the Capital Of Alabama AID
oie Of the Oldest established papers In the Sa-e ard
has the largest circulation vicinity in the interior and in
that portion Of Alabama and Western Georgia wich trades
with New Orleans Il consequently the best Medium for ad
yertn- by who desire trade with
lie section. ...
BATES & LUCAS, Propretors
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1R We are indebted to the Hon. John NJ. San
didge for Congressional documents
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ERRosEous. About the time Of the robbery Of
the Bank Of New Orleans, there was report which
obtained general circulation that a young man CON
nected with one Of our insurance companies had dis
appeared with . large amount Of money belonging
to that institution. This report was wholly erroneous
and calculated to aict undeseryed injury upon the
reputation Of the young gentleman His absence was
owing to Illness and his accounts with the company
are perfectly straight and square. This we happen
TO know to be the case from the most reliable
authority. s5s&Is Hi siias isg Is 5a3es u ~
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Roots, Shoes and Ryoqans.

AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime ItcLirg BOOTS Eusset
BEDGANS, Wool MeNican, Palm Leaf, straw Cua,
peachy EATS, 81 the lowest market prices by
FROST u CO.,
No. 10 Magazine s,-eet
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W,O,.n,s. the Bane OF Chtldre,,

fee 2p6t
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Crescent Job ONCE.

CT TX do B r. - a L ~
4. BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,
No, 10 Camp street, New Orleans. La g
The above Establishment having been htted up WIN s
and extensive assortment Of PLAIN ind ORNAMENiALo"
TYPE PR ESSE etc. is prepared TO execute every variety "
xsoOAs AVID .yOR E<fSItz11N@I
-sUCH AS, .......
poors PAMPHLETS ms. POLICIES,
RIIJ HEAIjS BILLS LADING, BRIEFS,
CHECKS rs CIRCULARS, CARDS,
M ,ypErErpTs MANIFESTs STEAMBOAT BILLS
RANK NOTES. DRAFTS etc. ETC.,
and in fact every description Of
COMMERCIAL AND MERCANTILE PRINTING,
in the best style Typography satisfactory prices
Having on large assortment of beautiful Scotch Face
Type carefully selected with especial reference to printing
BOOKS PAMPHLETS etc. patrons can rely on having shsr
work executed in style unsurpassed by other Office in the
ci,r nil 2pMof
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EE'UI.feI to Purchase.

STOCK IN ODD FELLOWS HALL Fer particulars en-
g'hFe 81 ihls cIhce jalU 2pf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09
Ranh1ic Nnlice
Public Notice

rs hereby given to I'll persons interested that the
i uhd rstGn%d CommissieaeSs chosen BY the City
Council II the citg Al DAvonpnst asseoo the CANA
So occasionsd By penine, widsnins end e1tendine
ID st'est from Fillmore strsst west 10 the vest linz
Of Brad hsw's land, will meet Of To- hose Of J
Bradshaw on Thursday the 18th inst, at o'ciock A
u. for the pugpos. u viewing The D nsss 80 MAX.
ting their ssoessme0to
Davenport July ., 1857.
SAMUEL eYlvESTHR,
JAARo nACKINTOSn Com.
July3dIOt III OLAF
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09

The qualities Of these SAFES are we'll known that
the majority Of ths merchants Of New York and Phi
ladelphia use no other make OF Safes. We can far
nsh safes Of oil siss and with any description Of
Locks wanted, and will warrant 70 the utmost III
the Qualities Of the Safes We sell.
ianaial BURROWS. PRHTTYuAN & DAlLDlL.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09

oHaOo1O.
4D0UND OA1vIuLD, Pre-. AeNRY DAMD9, &c.
ngH1v CuAP0An, Treas'r.
.. y. osLDksT, 0nssvl Agent and Surveyor.
mis- Coapsny was organised a tine 9Th day Of
Legislseuss 4 inois, 81 Is:ness ooumsnosd under
Asnonee fovusahe auspbcss. 1ts sstsbiG hussat hes
oesn upoo arm ssd reliable basis, and n view Of
" sssssy. soandssss snd pernsneocy rsaks y one
tAaes 1sross e psotsssin1 themseivss ssanss loss
e 1.ae y Hr9 q peril d Ne -. ~ ~ lesvs
sseess - sansvins
B8RBnBNCBS:
Aseers. Stone Z VIA, Cleveland, o
W01ione 3 Anssy, Chicago.
Norsoc brosher. :.
A. :. penod. fl.s't s..,n. 1 Ma. n.,,,s.A
Co. Q. Nosthrup, tasA'r Rao. %. Baak.
Wu. r Lyndt, Esq, Mivaukee.
I. Q. Oeasos. ksa.. hacins.
4. Gilbert 0ssh. Con. Hani. 0hieaso:
0aA. ?. 1hoiss, Dsp.s Cleveland, o.
Ron. John @. Breslin. Treasr. Of STATE. Columbus.
1 10 o'C Cs Esq. spri.saeld: N.
nsesn. we1swprth. Wals = Scycsmore. Chicago.
nsssn. !. b. DurcA Co., Chicago Henk.
noa. Wm. Medll. Governor Of Ohio.
4s.sn. 2. u. essr Z Co.. ChicasO,
W. 9sneAasd, nsq., Morris, III.
aoa. Wn. !rsvits. Ase'y q State. 0dsnbus,o.
nss:ss. e, g: Z 9. Q; ccak . Co.. ssessord. M.
Msanlah @ =. xsq.. DIhAio, N. 7.
Wn. =. Yundy, nsQ., Springfield,
Hon. :; ~ Rarity Jedss Jsprsns Court, nsnsaaad;
Gen. l. Can. springaeld, III.
l,chard Ivses, Bse., d. Louis, No.
Agent at Davenport .sd Rock Island.
O1B!C1, pevenport,. st the STATE DEAoonAs
July Ct
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GelIrey'sC Celebrated Cordial Gin
II Cheers, 5ws does aos lnebr;ste.

~ CWeev1s W. UUeS wv 1WeOV Usss.
THIS uasqsa,led bsvssaospmssssss medicinal ueo.
Il pertiss 0tths hlghese os1eg. u 10 nsnufsctufed
especia for and b. the Prpristor I'D rstaetee Of
the best mstersls. and has The merits without The
Britain. Holland. or this cSuntSy. .Gedtsy's Cle-
br0fed Co dial GIN hes beea s6oylo1 ~ emiarat
pAysscians a. ~ pursst snd uo>s O0eDf3oas ailA-
III has ~ given TIE wesld-1tis satirely e1epe
from ihose a1coh0ic drinhs WhieA bsgst thirst for
stsn.usnts Ofd@rsto ony e9ounS ps00UoU nljs6
~ he Proprietor. $50 0ODoBeY,
Importer 81 Drandics. Gin. wins, -.
June9ocAm u SOUTH Wil1ian et. New Yesh
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09

CHARlry.-Night kissed the youlg
rose, and it bent softly to sleep.-
Stars ahone, and pure dew drops hung
upon its bosom and watched it, sweet
slumbers. Morning came with its
dancing breezes, and they whispered
to the young ross, and il awoke joy
Gus and smiling. Lightly it swung to
and fro in oil the loveliness of health
and youthful innocence. Then came
the ardent sun god, sweeping from the
east and smote tho young rose with
its scorching rays, and it tainted
Deserted, and almost heart broken, il
dropped to the dust in its loveliness
and despair. Now the gentle breeze,
which had been gamboling over the
sea, pushing on the homc-bound bark,
sweeping over hill and dale-by the
next cottage and still brook-turning
the old mill, tanning the brow Of disc
ase, and friaking the curls Of innocent
childhood-came tripping along on
her GRAND Of mercy and love ; and
when she fondly bathcd its head in
cool, refeshing showers, the young
rose revived, and looked, and smiled 10
gratitude to the kind breeze, but she
hurried quickly away singing through
the trees. Thus charity like the bree'
70, gathers fragrance from the droop-
ing flowers it reftcshes, and unconsci-
ously reaps q reward in the perfor'
nance of its Office of kindness which
steals on the heart like rich perfume
to bless and TO cheer.-E1cAange.
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lEA11 u&1GoO0HT


ia ooostee0aeo0 80 CoDoiDGnsy
eepagtDeoes ass litsly y hsvs eeos ~.
piSe Sse0 their loboGu r = oosly 1sy.
. las - psspasalisae ~ - UsaA ex'
9 90 w., . tAeoo1o1 o61i0eDsl
ssees win = sesssc:a = 1sss Lseves'
wesih, 81 I'll ~ 1ilisasy sesssss hess-
- oslss, wagons, ed vhaesses elss
nay b sseessasy for he expedition,
vill b % Tie gsessd. Net day will
b lost n eseeiag - tseeps ssdsR way.
i 3 otnAo1. thas the lieoesoo0eo10 %
sssosat Of this sspsditiea, II and
aseusd The city, viIi cot fall oseh Shest
Of nillios Of 6ollass.-&. Louis Re-
publican, 81.
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~ THE LIVER
IN VlGOR ATOR,
Preparol by d.. SANFORD.

To great Scientific nsdissl discovery and Is daily
L workine cures, almost too greet 70 believe II
cu'es - II By mage eren ne fret dose gdviso De-
Heff and sedOn more than one bsstle Is eau rrd N
cure any kind Of Lssr Complaint, from tho vo.st
Jsand.ce or Dyspepsia 70 . connsn headache. ali Of
which are the 4e0ult Of Diseased Liver