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The Kanzas news., 1858-04-17
THE EcLEcT1c
COLLEGE OF MEDictN z


FlsHF SpriaE session Of 1888, viii com
menee on Monday, the 9Th of February, and
contirue sixteen weeks a full and thorough
course Of Lectures viii be given, occupying six Oh
seven hours daily, with good opportunities for at
tention to practical ANATOMY, and with ample Gin
icai facilities at the Commercial Hospital.
The arrangement of the Chairs viii be as follows
T. E. ST.. JOHN, II. D,
Professor of Anatesss sns PhyssoIcgg.
sJ.F. JUDGE, n D.,
Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
A ]. HOWE, II. D..
Professor Of Surgery
c. H. CLEVELAND, n. D.,
Professor Of MateriG Mediea and Therapeutics
WM. SHERWOOD, n. D., q
Professor Of Medical Praetice and Petbcsegy.
J. R. BUCHANAN, ID. D..
Emeritus Professor Of Cerbrol Phgsiosegy and lIs-
st;tufes Of Medicssse.
JOHN KING, II. D.,
Professor of ObsteTies and Diseases Of Wo#leH Gad
ChildTea.
The Terms for the Session viii be the same as
heretofore yiz.-MartieulAtiOn, $500. Tuition
5000. Demonstrators Ticket, S., 5,00. Every
Student is required to engage IN dissection one
session before graduation.) Graduation, $500
Ticket to Commercial Hospital, (opdonaD 81, 90.
The Lecture Rooms are newly finished, neat, and
comfortable, and In central locality Tin College
Hall, Walnut Street, where students viii find il
convenient to call on their arrival.
Tickets for the session may be obtained of the
Dean of the Faculty, at his Office, No. ll3 Smith
Street. or of Prof c. H Cleveland, Secretary Of The
Faculty, No. I30 Seventh Street, near Elm.
n
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Re0Ks, STATIONERY. &C
lss-ss WI HI

= = LARREHCE. KAEs1l =, -
orally, fist be Keeps On kand IS good q ssIuSd
ssFtment efartcIs N the aboye Ese as eaa
in the Territory consisting Of SeAoci' TN T,nr-
and Miseellaneous Books; also, Blank shI IpS-n.is,
randun Books; WntiRg Books States = T..
Musical Instruments, Musical Merchsnaise,
HIS CIRCULATING. Library - shS5E;fshed
snd G !. sss constantly :, " sssssas @sis Siia
june6-tf 44-s.s~-
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LEGAL WHITING.
!. .. PLUHB- LEIGH N'CLUSe
PLUMB 4 MsCLUHG.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,


VIII attend promptly TO the purchase and sale OF
Real Estate In any portion Of Kalra
REFER To-Hon- @. s. Hamilton; Narysyille,
Ohio: Hon. H. D. Catch, Xenia, Ohio; n. ". Ross,
Ed. Tribune, Topeka, Ksnzas; G. W. brown, Ed.
Herald, Lawrence KanEas. june6-6
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JOHN F. DAIR. WILLIAM sToaEs.
JOHN F. DAIR & CO.,
Seed Store and Agricultural Warehouse,
Nos. 40 and 42 Lower Market ST., near Sycamore,
jan9-Iy s CINCINNATI, Ono.
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Township PIats

Township Plats.
T HAVE for sale the plsts of Township 19, in
i Ranges 10, IL, and IL, drawn from the Field
Notes in the Surveyor Generals Office; and will
furnish to order plats of any surveyed Township
in Kanzas. z. P. BANCROFT.
decl9
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Lawrence Land Aeencv,

NALEB S. PRATT, dealer in Land Warrants
" Farms, Town and City Lots and Shares
Office over the City Drug Store, Lawrence, Kan
zas. jams 6ms
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BLACK THIN NC.
J. Y. RANDOLPH.

Holds himself in readiness to attend to Survey
ing in all its branches. jy4-f
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Fire and Burglar Proof Safest
HONSTABLE'S Fire Monarch of all sizes, fol-
" sale by ALLEN d GILMORE,
Cor. Mass. d Winthrop sts., Lawrence.
june6-ly
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Record Your Deeds.

Record Your Deeds. IEz4
DERSONS wishing to get their Deeds, Mortga-
Il ges, DC, LEGALLY recorded Will please hand
them in at Judge Bakers, at Agnes City, or at Mr..
Fick's Store, at Emporia, where they will receive
prompt attention. G. V. ESKRIDGE,
Clerk and Recorder of Breckinridge county.
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ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED D0I
LARS IN CASH PREMIUMS

for the fifteen largest lists Of subscribers sent !,
by the first of January, 1883; said premium. a
he f5istrihI1ted as follo9s.- >t
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.sCorrupting the sir with noisome smells" is
An acf;ouebIe nuisance. See Blackstone, page
at, vol. 3, chap. 12-"TressPass, or Private
Wroags.s
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70 Country Dealers and Shoe Makers
BROOKS & PIKE,

38 Massachusetts street,
LAWRENCE, KANZAS,
II EEP constantly on hand,
IN Leather and Findings.
of every description. Call and see. Also Boot:
and Shoes, wholesale and retail. [sep12-tf
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DAVID A. POWELL.
Steam Engine and Boiler Builder,
Butler ST., Bet Congress aad Front, Cincinnati, D.
All sizes of Portable Circular Saw Mills, Cast
Iron Water Wheels, for Saw and Grist Mills, Saw
Upright Drills, Screw Cutters, &c, made to order
Second handed Engines and Boilers for sale.
iune6-lv&
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Ponning Extraordinary.



The Fall meeting of the denzens of Social Hall
was held yesterday, and was largely attended.
Aeister Karl took the chair After the usual in
tFoduetory business o. lighting the meerschaums and
filling high the trimming bowls the Chairman in
neat speech congratulated the members on their re-
union, and hoped that busy and useful season was
before them. Before taking his seat, Meister Karl
stated that be expected to exhibit to the members,
before adjourning, several fine specimens of a new
run, (Jocnlara COmp0slta) the first that had
Powered in this country and which was exceedingly
rare, even in its native soil Punchia.
The Committee on ConHndFums and Pnns made a
most interesting report accompanied by valuable sta
tistcs During the past season they have issued eight
hundred and thirty-two new Ppns and four huudred
and twenCy-one new C0nunGrums, and have supplied
several distant and destitute neighborho0ds with
large quantities OF the standard works of the Society
They report the prospect for the coming winter as
exceedingly attering, and hail with delight the dis
covery OF new japanese diaect, as affording new
material for their noble work Two copies of the re.
port were ordered to be printed.
Having disposed of the more formal business, Meis-
ter Kari called the meeting g disorder, which was
promptly responded to by the different members strk.
ing their respective oonyiyial attitudes As soon as
the tobacco smoke he'd attained its constitutional
density, the irregular business commenced,
Meister Karl How, my friends and felow-citi.
zens-how should Tom Thumb give a eonundrum to
the Irish Giant2 u
The members pulled silently for a fall minute. and
Old Hurricane imbibed, but there was no reply.
Meister Karl, with great airiness Of manneD Give
it up?n
"'No!n piped the Little Turtle, squalled Smash
Pipes and growled the Ancient Hurricane.
Mester Karl with dignity Sold, my friends
you should have observed that Giuc il up is the
answer to my question the dwarf, you kow, would
of course give it up ~ (Groans9
Starlight (confdentially to the Turtle)--" Karl
will be awful before morning.
Meister Karl Coming the public benefactor3 -" If
a policeman sees two pickpockeal az work what
q n IA a atp1 n min ia 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-25

OCEAN ELoeUENGe Fitzgerald Of the Pacific
Methodist, went to the beach aud stood and gazed
and listened to the deep, slllen roar of the ocean,
thrilling Che soul with mysterious awe, suggesting
its dread tragedies and terrible Secrets In that roar
we neafd the shrleks Of dying men and women the
pitfful aiming Of starving ones drifting mon The
wild waters alter shipwreek the hoarse shouts of
excited mariners battling with the tempest; the
booming Of artillery and the elashing of sabres ON
hostile deuiSs AS we listen and muse the voice Of
Ocean brings the tones of dear ones that sleep beyond
IT, floods, and Of noble spirits buried in its DEPTHS
1t speaks Of the happy mournfal past and looking
fan ont upon its waters until vision is lost in distance
it speaks Of the infinite FUTURE
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gentleman speaking Of the marriage Of Lord D,
and Miss T., eIpiated on the lady5s beauty and
elegant fern, and praised as literally the good
nature al his lordshin. Them said Butler Dan.
yets : the worst thing they could do was to marry,
It will spoil the shape 81 tie one, and tie temper ~
the ether.
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u Lilo u az Han.
By R. u. sToDDARp.

By R. II. sToDD4Rp.
Yon were very charming, madam,
In your silks and satins fine,
And YOU made your lovers drunken,
But it was not with your wine
There were court gallants in dozens,
There were princes Of the land,
And they would have died to save you,
AS they knelt and kissed your hand
F53' fitey sac no stain upon it,
70 tCas stt,lt b sllolcy hand
Bat for me, knew You better,
And willie you were flaunting there,
| remembered some one lying
With the blood on his white hair;
He was pleading for You, madam,
Where the shriyen spirits stand,
But the Book Of Life was darkened
By the Shadow Of the Hand
Il tcas tracing Rotty perdition.
For The blood upon yottr hand
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PaENrtqIANA.--How true il is that we never put
proper value upon those things which are always
present tons. We now laudlng the beauty of the
comet, perfect stranger aud forget the gorons
sun, which has been with US since in the beginning
God said let there be light and there was light"
The editor Of the Portland Gazette asks how much
his nelghbor Of the Democrat $ could probably run
nus iace Tor. NO donbt that depends upon the price
Of cid brass.
The editor Of the Sunny South says that the dis
position 70 spend shngs for drinks has been handed
Gown W MN through long line of ancestry.p The
young rogue should remember that il il sufficient
stigma upon MS unfortunate ancestors to have snrh
descendant as himself, without his publishing them
as hard drinkers aad euumeratine all their other
vices II their ghosts are aware at his nfFa3ses
against them they cannot but refeat in ma ir,r,ri
language Of Shakespeare; '''''ioi '''
How sharper than serpenvs thaaksfis
The Cincinnati Commercial saws tba taa,ronb
agent i'd that city informed the citizens that af I'M
burning of the Crystal Palace Miss s. statne Of tho
Amazon was destroyed. kiss was the name of III
sculptor, so that the blunder Of the telegraph was
only blunderbuss
An Illinois paper says that Douglas whistles ia
keep his courage up. Does he not wet his whistle
sometimes for the same pufpose2
The Christian Observer asks whether there is nc
way 70 put stop TO the ab0minabe crime Of adul
terry" Gertainy-you can put stop to it by abol
ishlng the Institution Of marriage as was recently
proposed at Rutland
Parson Brownlow and Parson Pryne, who had the
fierce slavery discussion In PHILADELPHIA have since
drawn each others portraits for the public eye. Each
o. the two artists has made a rough picture of his
opponent about as rough as If ne ind done It III
shooting wetdaubed brush from pistol at a piece
OF canvas ~ the distance OF ten PAGES.
Wheneyera white man undertakes to proye that
the negroes are equal to the whites he is very GER
tain 70 prove that they araat least equal 10 himself
On Saturday last ladys nurse fell overheard from
steamboat alttlr below Evansville, but was soon
rescued She was wet nurse until she got to be a
dry one.
Divorces are scandalously easy aud seandolonsly
common in ndiala 1t is said that they oeeasionally
take place there almost without the knowledge d liz
srlles Interested It might be prudent for every
aetoFe retiring at night to satisfy themselves
inquiry whether they have right to
me room.
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All, Hearts that Late |!
from slmmst Arsytos, o. songs Of the South, u


'rom simmst Areytos, OF Songs Of the South. ~
Z.
All hearts that late were beating
With Joyous music's flow,
To brighter regions tleeting,
Do We forget us now
You're free but is the rapture
That ills We as We soar,
Oblivion Of the dear ones,
That weep We eyermore?
II.
We follow, in our fancies,
The happy light ye take
we pray that yaur's be rapture,
Whatever cline We seek
That jsyoas seasons greet ye,
And dear ones gone before,
Stand waiting, Wing'd, to meet We,
And teach ye how to soar!
III.
Ye cannot sure forget us,
Whose true affections yet
Are striving, fond as ever,
And never can forget
Ye see US where we wander,
We hear us, as we cry,
All wherefore not I'd cheer us,
With blessing, hover nigh?
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ID paper states yankee steamers are
the Western rivers that they can jump
1d-baf, Hoat easily On wet grass, and are
o lie at anchor when there is a heavy dew"
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8ltln @rus 9aiIR Grssteat


- "-
IF AESIE oHANEeRs BRADFORD GFFcHuM'
III sf.,,ahf. v,,.n.bs
s.2l la N a,7 49, IN,
u gFleE a N aoItoa aisa9 MI gA wv uas''
Beaeat5 NY lgs9ls S'.,se' ~ sss.,. "'s
6y me- AHs etess @u0 SstoHs
IS $50. 4,st m mods
ost Wild sna gras9ss lsl tno y; ~ eelss
Back eioqa 9 lislS ~ l ~
ana a8ANi ssll'Hess loous'
.;a;,.
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Nc lewalea BaagGy is n5y Love.

-" -
40 leWeAed beauty II my love
Gu 10 hef earnest iAee
1here suGh weird q tenderness,
sue needs no otner grace: ,.r.
der smiles ana voice AROUND my ite
In light and music tWlne.
And dear, 0 very dear to me,
Ia this sweet love OF mine.
iOY TO know there's one fond heart
Psots over trne in me
. II sots nine lesnirsr like harm
In sweetest melody.
My X, soal upsprl lle3, Reity,
An5 dear i.s,,a y n, verv 5eor r' tn mo
Is this sweet love Of miue
II ever have sighed for wealth,
Twas all 70, ner, tiow;
And ii win flames victor wreath
l'll twIne u on her brow
There may be forms more beautiful,
And souls OF SUMMER shine;
Eut none, none, 50 dear to me,
AS this sweet love OF nine.
---sr : - -----
LOGIC writer IN tne Westminster BeyeW once 1
following logic in proof of it:
Food is force,
Alcohol is force.
n ,, LnereloIe, alc3 e II Iooa
oonc5ina 6ive iu'" eau"y anu
oolei' q 9 Il rssl fesa i f,rra
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Mechanics, Inventors, Manufacturers and


The 8gTENTIFTC AMERICAN has nov reached its Four.
teentI Year 2ud will enter upon Ne% Volume on the IN Of
ISSUED in tis eosntrg ana bus very circulation in
from IT'S lille rv arnse work on technical science on The
contrary il deals with The great events going On in the SCI
every one II the mechanic Hrzau wishes know
poyea his bsinGss INC housewife wishes 70 get recipe
for making good color etc.f The inventor wishes 10 row
timer wishes keen posted with the times and to employ e
b,i aeiies h his G9gs5 ie R7 o. leisure 4o4 study
chemical laboratory or N The construction Of e'eFraPs rail
chimes appliances both Of and wrl these desi
enta e he og9d in the lS A. n arc NOT
gsug fon, adapted 10 The comprehension Of minds ulearu&
in The higher branches Of science "nd3rt
TERNs-ono one year sri one eony months, 81
pies, twelve months Sl5 fifteen COPE twelve months s22
twenty copies, twelve months SIS inolYAnce,
-Spccfneu copies sent gatutousy for Inspection South
EN- Western money Postage Stamps taken sub6cTp-
NUN 4 co, l2s Fulton street, N Y.
E5- Messrs MUM \ w gre extensively engaged in pro-
without charge in regard to tho novelty Of their Improvements
uu24
Tee GAGsssE K ETupt Z TRAIN AEOFUs.
M" " - go "a az Si e
eHuiug Of he Juice Sugar, or one 60 ne
gosae1o Tor BON grinding heGAneG and Rolling oce
Encouragement tbe Bagoase e15le Tain is useclet5 ~
nUmbet OF hapus he = The Furnace reefs re
eMendauce o. ntope h2ad he Eagase IS oUehc
afteEt ue"S III Furnace
For lrthe. particulars, iDqu''eog
SAN. h. GILMAN,
al 10 g aVeEBtreet
ITANPED-sIX GOOD CoLoBED DINING Room
w Servants Tor Barnes Hotel Mississippi Civ. Apply %
THOMPSON It BARNES
jy22 q and % Common street,
CODA ASHES AND PALM offs casks, eoc safe by
- ALFRED kEbRSY,
myiT p Magazine Street.
HLUE-l20 bbis, landing aud Tor sac ny
VI ALFRED EEARNY,
myiI Z Magazine street.
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DIKEoT .BAYLoIs & COZ


hereby given, that all clnin which raay appear
proper examination be due from the books Baylor
ca and all claims which may be established ~ de process Of
law, will be promptly pnid, with interest in ftlis ~
1us occasion is taken inform the friends BIZ DIRECT
TR ABE and the correspondents Of Baylor , throughout
The Cotton Districts that during the coming baanes seaonk
advances will be made usual in New OreeaH Cotton ioi
direct shipment Europe accompanied in all by guarAn
tees for the balances dneOn each shipment III
Orders Tor Cotton Begging viii he Bled by dfset mppftaq
from Calcutta INFO the port uF New Orleans
So the Cotton already sold be tdenf9aa dnpoh
sales Will in every instance be made ID LQMDO
by Public Accountant and those interested 70 savt
delay, PLANTERS who haye shipped will send forward thi
ana weights OF their Cotton and such other information VI
will facilitate the matter, NJ
All letters private we'll business, relating to thl
fairs Baylor Co.. and direct trade will b4 addressed
&C. q. BAYLOR, Al LOMBARD STREET, LONDOE.H er
Notice of Dissolution.
Notice II hereby given that the termination " the eoEa
nersp existing according to written articles " saseA
mem, the members of the fiji Of Baylor Co the
same v ~ be dissolved and the unfinished business pEa
lqy taiOn. g. G. BAYLOR. It
Mnurhe Mach. 1853. as Jaw 4
EEps' ,FOuHDRY, NEW oELEANs. LEEDS a.
IL Co.. IrCh Founders aud Manufacturers Vertical
s5n2l stepn Engines Rollers, Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans 81
gar Kettles Ghers Filters SteArl and HOrse Power DFai
Ing Machines, Saw Mills, Gin Gearing, Iron Columns
Frpns Buildings Furnace Mouths Bars etc. ard s
Machinery required Tor .hs South
We hgga been duly authorized prepared canruc
Fai2 5EVvly fs9rpe IN
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?, 7 K. BENNETT, ERAECIs LURGESss-
"a NEW ORLEANS ORNAMENTAL
~ "a IRON WORKS.The undatsigne betieave to nfOTul
F3 ie public and builders generally that they
featuring al kinds Of Architectural and Building Irons
Work Nos s. and 81 Circus such YeHdah Rail
Ing Shutters Safe and Bank Dn0rs Straight and Circular.
Stairs, Iron Bridges, Roofs etc ?
They keep constantly haAd CAST and Wrought roa Col
umrs Vent'lat0rs Sash Weights and fill all
descriptions Castings Columns Store aad House Fronts
With lesUNtch. @
M BENNETT &tFD I'll
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The author Of the following should be watched, or
he might back odt ;"
A big disfuCv dirk IN bi,
I'll bid pharewell to every fear,
Then wipe my weeping !,
And ku, my III 0te from year 10 year.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-25

Horace Mann, in a recent New York lecture, de-
scribed Free Love as the SPECIFICATION of diabosm
on polygamy.
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BOOTS, sH0Es ANN EATs

RGOTS AND SHOES-JUST RECEIVED ON ON|
- Slgnmeut pc ships james Nesmith, David KmbplandI
Martha j. kimboll-
300 cases BOOTS and SHOES
For sale at low prices, by
j. B. VALENTINE. & co.
SEQ 81 Common strf
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W. hna u rhee IL strnn1

We bow TO Thee, the Strong,
The Just, the Inscrutablei We lick the dust
And moan amid our struggling faith and trust,
How long, oh Lord how long
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HARDWARE.

JEp'H WATERMAN. CHAs. NJ. wArEuMAx.
So, j. WATERMAN & BROTHERl
,-mss ls3ss IMPORTERS,
AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
,,.,,,.r Hardware,
LEN = PLows,
CARPENTERS,
SMITHS, AND
AGRICULTURAL Tool
FISH AND SHRIMP sEINEs,
TACKLE, NETS, etc, O.
R7-Agents for YosT PLow AND sCRAPER-tsign
the Anyil) No 1lMAGAzrNE STREET, corner of Comm \
street New orleans oil ~
a SIMONDs & IIIrE, 'Ao' ? ~
$H N Corner of Customhouse and Jsyee Streets 4
NS@ Copper, TIN and sheet &sgs5
Iron Workers,
Brass Founders and Fnishers and Manufacturers r c+
LAhs, Clsryl$ and Egapom ing Pans Fierers nice Pm
EbmueyB and Breeding, Steamboat NIL
smthtng. Also General Dealers in '" DiA'N
STOVES AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOoDst
We assert, without fear of contradiction that we ca r
Goods ard manufacture work in line as cheHn IA nv
IN the South. 'f 80 "hJ u1u
Planters, Merchants SteamboRmen will md II ia mat m
where. " 't I've Use Is
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MAcAuLAy AND PESS.-Macaulay has replied to
Mr.. Hepwcrlh Dixon on the subject of William Penn
and the pardon brokerage at Taunton. An eabo.
rate note to the second volume Of the new edition Of
his History Of England sets forth the argument "If
it be said CHS Lordship concudes) that it is ncred
Bile that SO good would have been concerned in
SO bad an affair, can only answer that this affair
was very far indeed from being the worst in which
he was concerned. For these reasons | leave the
text, and shall leave it exactly asst originally stoodn
The Athen@um says the reasons Macaulay gives for
his statements will very much surprise his readers.
1t adds: 3 We firmly believe that there are only two
opinions on the subject of this singular charge against
Penn-on one side that of Baron Maeaulay, on the
other side that Of the British publicn
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CIoaks, .UGmfiIIas,
MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING
Laees, EmbroIderies, etc., etc.

MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING,
Laees, EmbroIderics, ETC., etc.
VS'''''''''.. AND.
CANAL STREET
Finding that her increasing business required additional
store accommodation,
III r. s.. II u r. " H II
begs 10 inform her Lady friends and generally
she has leased The spacious lO street adjoining
her present stand, which has up expressly as
SHOW ROOM for CLOAKs, MANfILLAS AND BON
NETS. desirable and choice Of goods have been
received direct from the first houses now
ing opened which She respectfully the attention and
continued patronage Of the Ladies Orleans and stran
gers visiting the city.
The Embroidery Department
In No 100 considerably increased and will
tain select assortment of the novelties and styles.
FRENCH EMBROIDERIEs REAL LACES
Of every variety and entirely designs.
JOUYIN'S AND ALEXANDER'S
KID AND SILK GLOVES
DREssMAKING conducted under the direct superntend.
enee Of Mrs Turner heetofoe BY lady considerable
experieure and acknowledged capacity
The Millinery Branch Of the business IS attended to By
French lady Of decided talent ami taste.
Ladies and Families residing country who may find
neonvenen visit Orleans rely upon the strict and
punctual execution their ORDERS by addressing MRS TUR
NER, l0s Canal street.
Merchants couddng their orders Mrs Turner will end
them promptly and accurately executed.
Nos. lO7 AND 100 CANAL STREET,
nc 2psm&w New Orleans
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RS- IL You are sick. the probability Is that
the root OF your suffering in the stomach. weak
stomach proceed dyspepsia, anguor, oppression the dia
phragm jaundee headache nausea bodily weakness dmes
sight heartburn, cOsyeuess dysentery legion Of other
ormenting diseases Indigestion produces thin blood and
therefore destroys the strength and ygor Of the system To
restore the tone Of the stomach and enable to throw on and
dismiss forever all these torneu,ng and dangerous
nothing Is necessary but peseveFing Of Hollands Ger
man bi'ie prepared BY Dr. c. NJ jackson Phiadelphia
There Is no mistake no failure I'm their sana,iye effects For
sac oy druggists and s'oreAeepers in every and village
in he United States Canada West Indies and sautb .,e,
IS per bedle
Sold in New Orleans, wholesale and retail bv WRIGHT
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