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SI.iTE or CEHtfUNT

NJ I Z VF ETWV.NT.
E>>TI District.
In i"i:r 'r Id"n' I1n"fi''ur- within and for al,
district. "n the 9Th ia. 81 Ap!ii. u. l>i.
ltiiN lARI$ibkN administrator ur tn. estate. Il
t' - l. hikc late al lCn'Iilr:. in sal, district d..
ceased presents Ia, administration account Tor >etr..
mtii: Nh".'upil j! ordered that TIE, sane ,r r,-rrr,
I" tl' 9th t1N Z" MAY. u - The Probate ,l, il
>d LuIrnltc for ">alH:ia"i and allow and thai
al concerned be notified hereof hr TN. publication OF th
order in thu tnlr! ian printed Al II J"h,l>irv t,rr,
weeks S' '">>iN y hcthat they may ,I,..ar
an al Sal! nm ana FACE. and II tl"t cau>c. uljc,
thereto. Ry the court
Attest. Vi CHANDLER. JUDI OF Probate
! 4 true copy It record.
81 81 Attest ISRAEL DEWEY Er-is,.r
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Still continue to keep the best selected a..ort-
went of PURE DRUGS & MEDICINES, to be
found in Caledonia County accomplishing all the
popular patent medicines Of the day. A complet.
stock OF shaker herbs. Surgical Instruments
beautiful pocket case for 81. Paints, Oils and Var
nishes We can sell at low figure.
ORIENTAL PAINTS, FOIL CsLoRs FOR MIXING
MAsTIc VARNIsH, TUBE PAixrs, DRYING On.
Pallet Knives, Hog hair tools. Sable Brushes S,ri-
pers. TRAINERS. Onamenters, Adams's o. X. and
Narnish Brushes Of all sizes.
Burning-Fluid and Camphene,
warranted the best IN market 2S-35
Railroad street, ~. Iohnsbnry
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'o IN" Editor Of the DAILY Gazette " Elmira wv
s. ELECTRIC OIL" AND DR. SMITH II Of, u.o h.vn
it, ben he papers he true land we have no doubt of
barrie. we are personally acquainted it'll several Of the
tclni, h opinions given then Dr. Smith of Pba-
ever ne. mas made the most important medical discovery
hear f i'i The cure "f all kinds Of severe pam We
In t 'It! lnhS reduced IN two hours: of niles crred
rhrI,, headache and toohnche In ten minutes: of
'',Ii III DAY an! laraye S even In three weeks
IN iH IFeatI ent can accomplish such result, This
pn.d oth te,tcd by medical and APPROX ed by them
'''''"'H'' lL2u-42
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Health and Streruth

M; >. " richardson's Sherry Wine Bittcls is the hest
h ever used for Spring and Summer complaints
more LITERALLY patroniZcd than aIy Other ever
n;iiShrh IN this country 1t is the same Richardson's
iLr't n,,n nis restored many invalids health
" ~ ''"i iIS 'ic past 'hii
hheWare {" limitations called Sherry Wine Bittcrs
49,, !'ic nav fac-simile of my signature u,ou the
QUEER "nvlopc For sale ly Druggist. ryrryvL.r and ~
'"' 'iiN'' W. 81 Hanover street. Boston.
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MOI ICE.

The committee Of the st. John>burv Cc.nntary
Association. i'll meet at The Cemetery on Sa:ur-
day MAY Q. az 10 o'clock =. ~. when all persons
having fri, nd> i'll the Tollb requested to be
present make arraI. Srnent for their intcrl!"nt.
T.. JEWETT. Secretary.
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- OR I IL f GA RIDE y
FLOWERS AND FRUITS,

Tie Subscriber offer. f,r sale IN tie most reason
able terms. the choicest varieties Of ornamental
Shrubs. Rose Bushes, hardy IIcrlaceou> Pcren, i
SIS. and Green House Plants for bedding cut and
for l;rinr culture.
A." Pear Trees on Ounce stocks. for the gar
dem GRAPE Nnes including TIE finest varieties
Gently introduced, >uch Rcbecca. DIANA. Con
cord and Clinton.
Ra>pberric,, i;lar kbcrries Straw lcrre> Currant>.
a'I ;"a>ehcrrie>. Of the very hes, kinds Tor garden.
in Vermont and New Hampshire.
Full description, AM! price,, catalogues gratis to
all applicants. &c WORCESTER
The'ford. VT. April. 1857. So-32
:. GRAVES. Ayen, for s.. Johr.hurv
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VI AKkl AGES AND DEATHS.

The simple announcement of Deaths and Mar
riacs will be inserted free of CHARGE hu all oh;tu
airy notices will be charged at advertising rates.
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q. Excelsior Flows. 81.
\ large and increasing number of

\ large and increasing number of
Ct @ q j. T. a X Nj l., s
Are using the warranted Flows. made at the Tn
ion Iron Works, and they pronounce them better
than the best. If any plowman deems this void
of the truth, only ask such to hitch on their cat
tie and give them an honest trial. You he
favored with large variety for selection, such as
choice Eagles. Side Hill and Right Hand. Excel
sior and Planters. Friend with All. the Vermont
crs or Moore Plows. and circle of small plows
from different patterns. 1t will cost nothing to
look them over. The Trade will be supplied at a
liberal discount.
\. B.-Don't strange the country chickens and
feed the city gobblers. but give meritorious ar
tclc fair play, if it is so unfortunate as to origi
nate in the country.
LUKE BCzZT:I.
St. Johnsbury, April 20, 1857. O-.l,
IfUFNAM>S MEAT BARRELS for sale
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ACADEMY =.
~ ne Summer term of ten weeks will begin on
tuesday. May 10Th, in charge of the following
BOARD OF INSTRUCTORS:
J. c. CUTLER,
Pr'Acipa'.
Miss MARY +. GLEASON,
PrccCltfrSs.
Miss EMMA l.. TAYLOR.
Teacher Of French. Drasciny and Painting.
S. \. ELLIS.
" " IOcGl oad Inst ,tnicntal N.sic.
Inc several epartmcnts-ClaSsical. EngliSl,
and Omamental.-are filled by able teachers who
will spare no efforts for the mental and moral i'm
provcmcnt Of the students
Unusual facilities are now afforded to attend to
those ornamental branches so essential to the fin
ished education Of a young lady.
AID TO INDECENT STUDENTS-To such as are
preparing for the Ministry. assistance is rendered
from the income Of a special fund devoted to that
purpose
4 prompt attendance on the first day oftIe term
IS rcyy desirable.
For Catalogues or any further information APP
ply to the Principal or to J. =. Bancroft Secreta-
ry Of the Trustees.
st. Jomsburv. April p. 1857. 1873
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ID + y 7 7 X Y
DIR. II. IT, MENTION. of s.. John,bur Vt.
respectfully gives notice to the ci;:zenS Of Gale do
MA Count, that he i permanently located III
st. Jo.!n>burv. ard would he happy to render his
services 10 all who may favor him with call. All
operations viii he performed in thorough and
scientific manner. and no operation will be under
taken unless ii be for tho good Of the patient.
All those "h" are in want Of parts full sets
of teeth will find ii 10 their advantage to give him
call! for he viii hereafter insert artificial teeth at
the following prices
GOLD PLATES.
Full sets oftccth from SIS TO SlOC
Full upper or under sets 40 80
Parts Of sets. per tooth at
no>phc!ic plates 1" )
SILVER PLATES.
Ful! sets Gftcc,h from S30 to so
- upper or under sets Is 81 -
SETS temporary 20
G'..ta Fcrcl.a the anne prices a Silver.
OPERATIONS on TIE NATURAL TEETH.
Filling tech with cold. from 500 to $500
Filling with tin. 80 Leo
CLEANSING and J. fishing the teeth LOO 800
Extracting teeth - 80
Office opposite tho Ta>>ump>ic Bank Al OPP
eratinn> warranted.
II. J"hn~bUry. April %. 1871. 3G-.,i
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$500 ? K o { l. a MA TIoN
To- Tilt T\U,"rr. 500
81 LNuNSEIRY AND TIE STATE.

T.
Ipropo-c, cure almost !>aiiauco;,ly. rd idals az
r1ic,c With ilc!d,'hr RirunHti>in \rra!:i Paralysis
Asthma; ril> 'r.n Fct'n ~ rlin-S Z" al kinds, Cramps
Deafness an! rHichit Aii"cirii>, and other
scS that have treated successfully
Props, check. and cirr,!a!ly li,'ipac. more Ache
and Pain than be- effected 10y an! "i:rr ~ all other he
th''i- Q" nc' al all IN the >ar space OF illc The masses
Themselves heinz j'l-r>
Id, pr'>r t" EVERY disease. only certain lass
named irrctip> Ny EirrrII. OIL operates on che
m, and electric principles, an! is therefor applicable t"
tn. cure. or tui >r'ra'r 81 any "ea' i,rai'2ec"t
arising. from Improper circulation o NrTroIil Fluid
want the masses I" in in this matter tllt xni and
es,cd The cures nli,ic ly \. +. SMITHS
I.t.tIRIC . !.
are 50 nearly miraculous, wonderful and instantaneous
- ,aii>f,lor. and itiGatin. q" human i'll. Ia call upon
publ, inoti ari, and III 81 having citr.c ri the > and
suffering. /" look int" The Wrl attc>tri ie.. the simple
Iwl forfeit 81 il thu ErrcrEIc on sold the corner Of
Walnut ai. 81, streets. Plachia fail, Ia SINGLE
sores ~ Burns fever Sores Ulcers Cak.d Breast s re
Nipple. Fcla> Stiffness in The Joints " Neck PIpita-
minutes if applied any patient made female i'll the
alnshouse OF any public n>u'l in the city
NoEE REMARKABLE CrEES
FR.p sum-. Druggist "t Montpelier, has sold g.,
At re- I'll in single day ana SAY, il has failed 10
rheumatism. Neuralgia. sc.
DIR FOEBrSH Dentist, Montpelier was cured Of Rheu
mati>in.
MRS Ny EOGEES. Mortified. entirely cured OF Neu-
-agia.
MRS EILEr ol Berlin cured of severe sick headache
II H"Ar> >jtl!'hiI-
NE lTIrUDb Of R9yaiton. perfectly cured Of ntlamma
Tory RhematI>n.
GENTLENlN ~ BETHEL cured Piles.
NIX HIETEN> oi T. Montpelier. cuIed Of rheumatism.
WITHIN - NILES of Montpelier can furnish - per-
sons IA" hay" been entirely cured Of these distressing
complaints. FRED f SMITH.
FRED l. SNIrH Druggist M'.;Ieer. Vt wholesale and
retail A;rll T. y h'! all orders addressed Sold
~ IL hci">, NrWhury: Foster Grow. Chelsea: JIG,
Bingham, 81 J"h'>turN; q a + PIiciard Bradford.
Ni;-Iar-c bottles ten times cheapest
To MERcHA>TS-A -ent> wanted in every town to sell
SMITHS 'ELtf TRIO OIL. apply 10 Fred T. Smith. Gen'l
Agent, Montpelier 1915 4.
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DON'T FORGET

VkNlIAT the best placeto buy Teas, Coffee, Su
Il CARS, Syrups, Molasse., Flour, Meal. and mos
of the necessaries Of life, is at +. +. BROWNS
Cheap Cash Store.
October 80, 1856. Jnasff
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COPPER
LIGHTNING CONDUCTOR.

Copper ha. Il: lea>: =! times The conducting pow
Of electricity that Of Iron and i. consequent:
" thus n,ich better a.lap.eI 70 carry safely Of
what ;hc ordinary sized Iron Rod cannot do
The combined advantages o; Lyons Patent Cop
Per Bod. cannot tr stated here. X is 4 safe ana.
trustworthy conductor We NAV show. IN conclu
sion. by .:npie calculation. that the copper. =.
Prof. on>te.d >:lv remarks. i 20 i,c ,,r-f-rre
when the additional expense :. tot regaric: for
a> the copper possesses seven ami one half time,
the c"iuc;nC power ii Iron ans! t-c"n.> hea,e,;
10 Inn fifth the extent, il nanif<tlv Is abou.
thirty seven times better than an ir",, To-" of IN.
diam 'cr therefore this copper "f Nearly
two an.! fourth inches surface equivalent IN
effect n an iron "f several inches in diameter.
WI. :. KINSNAN. Railroad ST., 81: Jvhms5ury.
Agent for Caledonia County.
April L. 1881. csif
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Boots and Shoes.

Ts'IiE Subscriber having rented the shop former
/ " occupied by d. &. Kcncs>on. at st. Johns
bury Centre. continues to carry on the boot and
shoe business in all its branches.
Thankful for past f,lvors he respectfully solict>
continuance of the same. Repairing done at
short notice. CHAS. O.. PIERCE.
St. John>bury Centre. April l3, 1851. 29-llt
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NJ + X Il y VI 4 $ VI | I II

Manufacturers and wholesale and retail dealer, in
PLIIN IND J.lP.INNIU TIN,
Copper. Brass. Sheet Iron. Woct!cn and Hollow
ware. St"trN. >to'cpinc. Zinc. Lead Pipe. Cast
Iron ard Tin Pumps. &c.
They will also Keep On hand Farmers .tSr:cul-
t':ai Hoer> and Sugar Pans. and al The latest
Improved styles Of Cooking and i'allor Stoves.
Mr. Merriam having lad lar%" experience in
the Manufacture of Tin. Brass. Sheet Iron, &c..
for ii" lat years. pledges himself TO g,r entire
satisfaction on all work sent from the shop. He
is prepared to do all kinds # Job AID Custom
work. which will be executed with nca;rc>> and
dispatch.
VIC have adopted the "C@>!, or short Credit "
system. and intend to .,cr cur ware accordingly.
Our motto is. "Q'.ick sales and small profits.
bc!i'o wing that ">;!rr >ixpcncc is better than a
slow >hillA". All kinds of barter taken in cx-
change for goods. CHARLES Il. MERRIAM.
IRA G.. SMITH.
West Concord Vt. March =. 1871 oNf
Z ID. |. i or RNE u u 6
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I OOk HERE PAIN ERS,

We have made arrangements with Stimpscn 4
Valentine 10 keep constantly "n hand their M. !
Imperial Coach Nar,,i>:, which will he afforded at
Wholesale and retail. At Boston prices. This var
ni>li. for polish and durability. equals any thing
ever n'ei for carriages in this country. Please
call anc examine the quality and price Of The ar
,c.e before purchasing elsewhere.
BROWN 4 HOYT.
ST. Johnsburv, Apri,S, 1887. 2y,f
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10000 feet Of ClapboardS: also. 10000 feet of
clean Pine lumber. for sale by HONEY x PACK
ARD. at the Carriage Mandatory.
st. JOhnsburv April % 1857. 2G-i6
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CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.

TS7IIE Subscriber would inform the citizens Of
Lyndon and ssrroundin. towns that he has
taken the Store formerly occupied by IL Bahhitt
and fitted up the same as Il Clothing Store and
Tailor's Shop and has secured Tie services of an
experienced Cutter and is prepared to furn,
ISL Clothing in every variety. at reasonable prices
He will also keep on hand large stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
to which he invites attention of those in want Of
tie same. III. Is. JONES.
Lyndon. April 80. 1857. 3ltf
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LINEN SHEETINGs.

>oR sale lo4 Li'en Sheet;nr, ard So I.
Il Case Linen. JHwrr
Doc H.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-02
gutaI Snttlligtnte.

CoRoNER's MoUEsTs.-S Sudden Death of Police
anThe Coroner yesterday held inquest the body Of
Policeman r Haley of the First Distric who whilst his
home from duty in the morning. suddenly seized with
violent of vomiting and boolsping from which he died
half hour Verdict henorrhage Deceased native
of Ireland, As years of age ,.5-r,aH g-.as
Death of an Old Chinanan inquest held in house
street. Third District, the body Of old China
of eighty, known by the Of Sam. Verdict debility
and old age.
Sad Case Of DroningAn inquest held on the body Of
Alexander Hommevfe native of France, p Of
fell from the staging of the ship Portland Monday
drowned Verdict accidental wning. The de-
by trade samaker and of wealthy follower
occupation in Havre France-from whom he ,ecently
ran away this country in consequence
fusal permit him marry the girl of his choice. @
DEAD.-We yesterday mentioned, that on Monday,
Benjamin F. Heser, printer, fell in t at the
and Union Streets and had his skull fractured by
fall We under the sad necessity OF announcing his
death. unfortunately subject fits, seized with
the last and fatal whilst his from work. ihe Delta
ofce supper He good man. and good printer
highly connected in the place of his brthPosvie Pennsy
Vaniaand dies regretted by his fellow craftsmen. 1t will be
by the funeral notice in another column that the
Of the Typographical Union called assemble at their
hail. at 10 O'Clock this morning in order his funeral
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-The trial of the
mate and of the late steamship opelous fo
mansaugher begun before Judge McCaleb yesterday and
occupied the day. without coming conclusion Much of the
Ellis and except those Immediately interested the trial
promises continue of little interest 1t will be continued
| to day.
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-Mr Hays yesterday mo
toned for trial for Vim. McMchael convicted of kidnap
ping District Attorney ordered prepare show
| canse why it should not be granted.
George sova arragned for the second and last time
the charge Of murder lit will be remembered that wher
arragned few days he plead guilty, but wa
by Court withdraw the plea and take legal advice
before offering again-Chrsan Roselus being appointed
his counel On this OCCASION after hearing the indctmen
bread being whether he guilty guilty
ans wered cooy and firmly, gulty Judge Hunt then toll
him that request made his first aragnmen that
ence might until he could settle his business affair
aud prepare for DEATH would be granted by him. stova
thanked him. and resumed his seat in the dock with
apparent il he had only plead guilty petty
something Of the sort 1t extraordinary thisa
old deliberately and persistenty pleading guilty
charge of murder. -sL
VIM. Dnrbridge, charged with respass, Dismissed
no prossqai His trial for forgery continued with
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-02
NUMBER 2s1.

4 49,
er ~ esher August Cenrsd chsys4 WIN sssaA ~
battery vas ilso digofseed by ao4e pyneeo,M,
rhs Dietrsct Aornsy "a for
$40 tsn TOT assault snd bastery, 81
Ckaslss Host Qespa was tyed for assault With futuat
Y. Z. -. .x I. is..t. S1.-,.n
3 nas . - y - ~. y ~, .ss'.
n aneht sx yers od % Varsovts see ~ ne es11anlaG
6epsbeY has Ju6ee USoaad vrN ~ ~ eaSrf 70
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= w oesA's. ~ sso ~ =
wesid hAve rtsusd II ths psscnes eoey5u.
But she e1nrAds4sd hsssslf In her txssy auA sddsd
sR.t -, l-a =. L.. ~ a -Iss
nSs hef pner had rHs hef up 70 Was chs shod - eoa
1ns cniids aunt of hss brother, and se = es v h
her rnober hein aesd ID ~ SfSpy ~ she
had never sxa.afns6 IN fld ehr,,h sv e,sl.nt.y
- - ~. ~shs.s ~ 49,
renesssas q fe childs aecuns of the gives
assiy afssfwssd. sAts
The eo.n,ei fSr t1e .s,.o,. - a.. ,....s -. :.
~ ... 80 N - - - =
llc shs,i and q ths
Dutch Of the witnesses; and funny envsned de
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-02
BO,sNabel'S

-0O1tEtf&DttS
b. OF Ii M E.
The proprietor of the NEW ORLEANS SOUTHERN CHEM
WORKS. dsappont zone of the regular Gus
toners of the establishment is compelled in view of the diff
Guilty anticipated of filling the anprecedentedy large orders
that are being daily received inform all the old patrons OF
the BESULPHITE OF LIME manufactured at the great
Southern Works. unless they send in their orders early
as to secure them eligible place the order books some
disappointment may experienced in their receiving it, which
would be vexaous both parties Already preparations have
been completed Works make of having at least
TWENTY THOUSAND BARRELS Of the BFSULPH1TE
prepared but large quantity would to be insult.
cen so heavy the orders received from old
and many ones who heretofore have either not
ployed this valuable deteca have procured from
other manufactures.
The strength the BIsULPHITE now being manufactured
at the Southern Chemical Works of H. BoNNABEL will be
found uniform and of greater strength than at other period
no pains having been spared bring this invaluable
chemical product perfection possible and to make
worthy the high character the Southern Works have already
secured with the Sugar Planters Of the State.
Planters desirous have the GENUINE BIsULPHITE OF
LIME manufactured the Southern Works. should specify
particularly their orders through their merchants address
themselves directyto -. .-...
H. BONNABEL,
se25 2ptf corner of Natchez and Tchoupitoulas ss
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-02
Telegraphed to lhe New Orleans Crescent
ARRIvAL oF rHE ruLrol
or yns sA.fosAI lIss.l

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Correspondent nys TIT - Gov.
walker and NJ. Bucli ~ l1ss -
aspect, ard ff5endly pFuSe -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-02
G. C. Bier $ Co.,


No. 96 CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Manufacturers Of ~. s
The Patent IndestructIbIe Water Pipes,
P Il NJ B RS,
TIN COPPER, ZINK AND SHEET-IRoN WORKERS.
Plumbing Copper Tn Zinc and Sheet Iron Work done in all
their various branches. ie5eH
Sheet Lead and Iron Pipes all Sizes Shower Baths,
Bath Tubs washhand Stands, Hip and Sponge
Baths Water Closets Cast Iron Sinks; Pumps both
Lift and Force patterns Beer Pumps etc. VICTORIA
GRECIAN and DRAB WASHSTANDS, suitable for water
works or without, beautiful article for bedrooms.
constantly hand large and well selected assor
ment Of
BRASS METALS, COCKS, etc.
Such as Bbb Cocks Step Upright Bracket Cocks Of all
Sizes Waststand Sink Buffers shampoonng Compression
for Lager Beer and Cistern Cocks all Sizes
Also Cocks Of all knds Brass Hose and Plain Coup
lngs and Hose Pipes from nches and all Brass Ware
usually found q similar establishment ~
We have the celebrated METROPOLITAN RANGE, which
has proven to be very article Of the kind in
Also the Charter Oak and Amazon Cook Stoves all
sizes to cook families of from FIVE to sizes
that will csok for six hundred
Are also Agents the celebrated JEFFREYS DOUBLE
ACTING LIFT AND FORCE PUMP, with solid India Rubber
Balls for yalyes-Three Sizes Nos q and Il prices So $35
and STo raise from rs 81 feet perpendicular and
force the same 80 10 clear Of the nozzle with only
one man at the brake They superior other Pump
| yet invented
| COOKING STOVES AND RANGES of all Sizes patterns
and prices always hand either wholesale retail Also
Parlor Office, Church, Bedroom and Steamboat HEATING
STOVES. Steamboats, Hotels Plantations supplied. -
3An work by warranted to give satisfaction. Or
| ders solicited from tho country.
81 G. G. BIER & CO.,
| az ropp
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-02

FaENcH MINISTER TO GENTEAL AMERrCAs- Under
date Of the 23d nlt correspondent Of the New York
Herald writes from Washington /: q
understand, from the most reliable sources, that
NJ the Count de Sartiges, the French Minister, has
received dispatch from Paris announcing the ap-
ponment on the part Of the Imperial Government Of
a special minister to Central America, to arrange
with Sir William Gore Duseley and such person as
may be appointed on the part of the United States
Government, the 4yexed questions pending between
the States Of Central America and the great Powers.
The diplomat who has been selected by the Impe-
rial Government Is M. Felix Belly, D distinguished
tterateur and politician, whose bitter hostility to the
United States is well known in all the political circles
OF Paris. NJ. Belly is the author Of number Of ar
ticles in the French journals exhibiting the most
exaggerated opinion OF the civilization Of the hybrid
races Of Central America, and the very lowest opin
ion Of the civilization Of the United States. The ap
/ pointment of this savan and philosopher as the
colleague of the British and United States Ministers
who are to settle the affairs Of the Powers in Central
America gives curious insight into the principles
| and policy OF the French Government. n. Belly is
expected to arrive in Washington by ayof one Of
the New York steamersi in few weeka He will then
consult with NJ. de Saitiges, whose diplomatic ten
denotes and feelings quite well known in political
| circles here. Judging by this appointment on the
part of the French Government should suppose that
it is the intention Of Count Walewski to st further
complicate the relations between the three govern
ments and end the present tmbrogho by bringing
about q fresh one. i5s, a5.s .,ss