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T,xTENsIoN OF THE anew BOOK STORE. -

LNXTENSION OF THE "NEW BOOK STORE" -
IL FRANKLIN PHILIP respectfully informs his friends and tho
that ernsivs alterations and improvements tho
ton OF the completed. In addition largo
stationery European
books he has established nnc art gallery lat the
viii be art,
public reading ROOM leading European Journals
ing regularly received
n Philip having correspondents Of the
from experience England America
satisfactory execution OF all nrusted to his
~ FRANKLIN PHILIP,
Bookseller and saioner,
Augs-h s32 Penn av., between 9th and 10th streets.
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No. G2b.J
Notice for restoring certain Lands to market in
the state of Alabama.
NOTICE is hereby given that the land Office at
IN Eba state Of Alabama will, and after the goth day OF
Dcccmbcr bs the so private entry and location Of
lands embraced In the following townships which
subject entry and location withdrawal being lands
which had been Withdrawn probably falling within tho prescribed
selection Of railroad Alabama, by act OF Con
said limits, viz:
Noth of The tr line and east n he So Stqhe,H msrididn
Township ranges 49, "a 70, 20, III 2s, 90 and 80
Township Of ranges 2a "a 25, 20, ~ 2s 20, aud ao
Township o, or a.
under hand, General Land 0cc, the city or
Washington, October 20 1853.
TIIos. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner,
Oct 22-1aw6w lfniel&starl
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FORM OF A GUARANTEE. .r s#4
To Carr. A. G. Nmes u s. Engineers. fsHs E Ia
We tho undersigned, residents OF --7, the stao of
hereby, jointly and soverslly, with the
United STATES, and guaranty, IN the foregoing bid Of -
that they w within after the
tho the with good
the work furnish the articles
conformity the the advertisement under which
made And In the said shall fail 70 enter into
aforesaid guaranty make good tho difference
by tho said aud the lowest bidder
....r--s ABB
G ID
thereby certify that the best knowledge and belief the
above named gusranors good and sufficient 49, RI
Oct 1--eodt1 & EFF
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YNHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
i NEW YORK
Net February Secured
bonds and mortgages Of irst
Frederick s. Winston, president. Abbott secretary
" r Gsrnet ". d. examining physician, Ninth
Pamphlets may at the once Of
CHARLES DE sE1DRN Agent
June 22--d6ms No. Seventh street
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-A vAN CAME. pENTIsT, has returned to th

As city and resumed his practice.
Operating and residence t07 street. between 9Th aud T
streets, doors from Post ONCE Oct l4-du
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nR VAN PATTEN, DENTIST--Ofic and resi-
IL willard Hotel square opposite The
tho Treasury and the corner OF avenue and
18th street
Oct 7--3md%
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DIANO AND MUSIC CARD.
II TO EVERYBODY.
enlarged improved remodeed beautlaed my old
long established Piano Forte, kelodeon, and M ret
MUSIC STORE, "a
beg respectfully say always keep largest
most varied, and reliable stock In this city, Of
PIANOS, nEIoDEoNs, AND HARRIS,
from the Oldest country solicit
you buy, ho, remove pack
repair Piano, to give a call Always ON hand
Music Guitars, Accordeons, Voins,
Eiutes Isnjos Tambortes Strings
Piano Covers Stools &c. &c.
An musical repaired
Melodeous Eaps, (new
month sale $3 payable
monthly
day week month"; year Music by mail any part
world FREE Of postage Music neatly bound.
AS the right and number,
JOHN ELLIS,
No. 800 Ponn avenue, between 9Th and 10th streets
Nor 4 OF La
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and dt dddindf V " 10 inc
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scrIption pNa bc paid in adrdnee.
Emitting the subscriber the Magazine for
til choice either great
wings, entitled
THE LAST SUPPER AND THE CITY THE GREAT KING !"
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Tho engraving will be sent on rollers by mail prepaid
kNp make liberal
upon applcat stating the territory required
All and authorized receive
on which they forward to giving address Of
scrber, and deducting 20 cent for their trouble
postage
exceed three for each number be paid
nco where il Ia received.
will thirty
subscription, 20 prepay postage TO the line ..
All be entitled
et ~ ~ -A~-%'-ss
Subscribers must all write town. county and State
in full, AZ lelfbly as possible. '
There little risk in sending money by mail Large should
be remilted by draft, If possible registered lctter.
u.. OAKSMITH q Co, Publishers
.. OF the "Great Rcpubncn Monthly,
~. ...,a. liz and la William street, New York
NBThe Great Republic Monthly for sale by all the
dealers aud book throughout the United States Canada
Nov 7--1aw4w
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rTN0 DIPLOMATS AND T0URISTS.--The advcr-
ser middle sged who csnvcrsnnt with speaks
English Spanish taian
active and of good morals acquainted with maritime affairs has
wishes particularly
diplomats tourists bound
American continent who need nerpc
confidential travelling cck. He furnish the
for qualification from dsn
persons highest standing Washington and Alabama
Address G Box No. 49, Mobile Ala, OF the Hon. H.
rtzpatriuk. US Sep 30--d3m
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~ |'sh' O. a. MOTT. J.
AMAR, MOTT, a. AUTRY, Attorneys-at-Law
ana y springs h win practice The High Court Of
s ~ al Jackson the Federal Court rontotoc the
e % u judicial District of Mississippi aud viii attend to the
VI NNNuls throughout North Mississippi, So 1S-du
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DICH SCHEMES FOR DECEMBER, 1885,
III WOOD EDDY, Co, Managers o GREGoHY 4
MAuRY Wilmington Delaware TO DO supenend
commissioners appointed by tho governor
0o0tIottery the the STATE DELAWARE
Class for 1858 To be drawn WILMINGTON DEL Saturday
DECEMBER a. s ~
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"FrOm The copious extra'
(ViD il viii be sesn that In
vigorous conformation. II
ilow OF tho father Of history
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Orders for tickets and shares certificates Of packages TIL
above splendid lotteries will receive the attention,
Of each drawing win be immediately after it
all who order from
Address, p. J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Nov I3 wilmington, Delaware
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UhlTden three years old and pnder over ree
and up to twelve years old harce all twelve years old
Family tickets in packages Of twenty at the
oce oil the Master of Transportation.
lilies reside on The line Of the road tickets pack
ages Of for their personal use at reduced
URDAY, at5.20 P NJ arrive Magnolia at i35 p leave
Magnolia at $50 A. NJ MONDAY and arrive at New Or
leans at S55 a. NJ,
Freight Train will leave New Orleans for Canton Mon
at 410P. NJ. +'7'
Freight leave the city the days must be at the
depot by O'Clock p the ay previous to tba ensrie
ttbettAin. g
mrsI WM NJ WADIEY. General SUPERINTENDENT
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NIRCULAR sTEAM saw 1IILLs.

5GIRCULAR STEAM Saw MILLS.
Engine aud MIL complete, guaranteed saw 5000 feet of
oneineh boards per day, for
Sl95O.
Engine and MIL complete guaranteed saw 1000 feet of
oneinch boards per day, for
S22OO,
Engine and M complete guaranteed 70 5000 feet Of
oneinch boards per day, for
Is25OO.
Engine aud MIL complete, guaranteed 1000 feet of
oneineh boards per day, for
$4,000.
Engine and MIL complete guaranteed to saw 600 feel Of
one inch boards per day, for
$4,000.
The Engines all of the celebrated patent Of Hoard Sons
than two hundred Of which be rerred
the Southern states they have iron chmnhs high
the entire mill and engine up without my masonry
The Saw MIL is Lea Leayitts, with searns' patent head
blocks and Eorcros rocker boxes and % carriage
SAMUEL H. GILMAN,
70Gravier st., New Orleans,
mysh Agent for the Patentees.
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~ va getg agsls
W Y R4l Aapsefs alternately eaglas ~ aax
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z.s...,., 71Vl4 Drove gag fsls VIZ se cen.
s. Bsosl1g Rasa9ss n AaaataFs 70
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Wg we tos.Bg iase of Q sspselal iasefe
.og sle rissfs 9 Tau We ieaFn sse ialagst
loao1ie=s y WlA n sons dass sFe yeEr saa5kst
enangs W. oeeaF u zee flgsf before te esg as "
Inuch WateF has fo pa "a before 4 it Fsseas naeh
mere we are sorry 70 EleaF smother srsSasa llas
occurred Jass aooVe tne Bet eFeyasss "a ths esk
sas q tne Figef AZ ~ Esyzsad's psaes
Gn5h out Informant letts 4 w. aBsut sfg sast
wac,
Ais.-ly l.ssIne Y1aehlta paest i1sa cael Gapss
zen AaooFe arrived With 2ts bale5 cDssou aua lafge
alliloef g Paszeagela sbe Ns eaga agan ps5i-
'sTy ,T ~ elonesy' tne 5th inss. as . eeaec "
1hS 1VlistiAs Psekss q a. hstfeslta sapt Y. Ell
sausssE, arrived VIE Q large cargo EarssNas E2&
a4, eos.oh lll .os E qs tooaseo. saa asgq again
WI Asaesg r. y 2 les f.M. Ne aFs Iadsbsea
= III Courteous Gers AEs Sasla 4 Isyds9 ioF sie
lgalsSlNe papers
80 s't is9uis PssAes eele Anaefzon, gapt-J M~
gs'ltell' n arrived Wisa large cargo Nefhank heg
rrE1 ~
lhe Louisville packet Chancellor eant q
9ts@sr' arrived with afulE cargo. and Gil savs
.o.saay' q fssas Me thank H. Ms CA aasseE heR
a'lsns'ye eleFk' ior late papers
boats hEAyfes.--saHou Bssls 3og 9psSg@sas.
AZ Y y. TO- Day, Capt. John Lyons bucks out hi
IsgaiaF and popular packet hE. haais GaaelfsS
hef correct purser.
gang Lsoonaso1s JoT EoEf Aaa''ts=-fhiz Fagal8r
ahQ spshae summer passenger Raelsfs u Place pf
.ne BeLa Donha' Gae1' z. 4. GFoss IL command and
mn " 4. orvlss n tne once, leaves to-day %
~ usual.
gtek 4sasa Jor Ba'J lEtUeTsl Bis resqlaF prompt
ana reliable Boelt nFer passenger racket leaves to-
aay at 7. AZ, ~ charge q tao popular an3 szpe-
rleneed oapt- ~ Jones With the clever and osgiHg
Caps. James Moore N tle oillee Passengers and
sn1pPeEs sah Feiy a. tas Dlek Assn Eos1g q an
hoanceo.
e. g Ga15oA JoF sarepspog very s1ist
aga spieEald passenger PACKET leaves to.saY at s
y, 70 place q the 3 =. Hodge, e chasge of ths
veteran ana popular Capt ". Ain1alL sAa i4 iR q
Isspecs E .lpt0P poas, ana unaef sae Elsht s9Et It
management aer ONCE ls occupied BY shas papaiar
ana correct gentlemen Mf. = goiroas assisted b Mrs
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aaEsY- PONTCRARTIRAE RAIL
SsSt IRoAD-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Departure of Cars

ON Sundays the steam train will the city every hour
O'Clock trip - -
Horse will leave the city every morning iexeept sun
trains.
dueter. - 20 - -
staon House has been erected GENTLY Ridge where
the steam train will step when required excep mail ps
ana after on Sundays Fare ench way Is cents and
the Conductor nnst have timely notice TO stop
Due notice will be given Of the half hour trips.
On and atter the 4h Jn half hour trains leave every
day. from o'clock to Q P.
P. NJ. ~ -. % ~ IL u
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aea 0rItans 9aiIp Crestsrd.
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 3, 1865.
THE AMERICAN FLAG.



DBAKE AND HALLEcK.
-
When Freedom, from her mountain height,
UnfurPd her standard to the air,
She tore the azure robe Of night
And set the stars Of glory there.
She mingled with its gorgeous dyes
The miikyJbaldricIof the skies,
And striped its pure, celestial white,
With stTeakings of the morning light;
Then, from bis mansion in the sun,
She called her eagle-bearer down,
And gave into his mighty hand,
The symbol Of her chosen land.
Majestic monarch Of the clond,
Who reaF'st aloft thy regal form,
Io heaF the tenpest.trnmpings loud,
And see the lightning lances driven,
When strive the warriors of the storm
And rolls the thuuderdFum of heaven
Child of the sun b thee tits given,
To guard the banner of the free,
To hover in the sulphur smoke,
To ward away the battle-stroke,
And bid its blendings shine, afar,
Like rainb0ws on the cloud of war,
The harbingers Of victory!
Flag of the brave! thy folds shall fly,
Ibe sign Of hope and triumph high,
When speaks the signal trumpet tone,
And the long line comes cleaning on.
Ere yet the liie-blo0d, warm and wet,
Has dimm'd the glistening bayonet,
Each soldier eye shall brightly turn
To where thy meteor giories burn,
And, as his springing steps advance,
Catch var and vengeance from the glance
And when the cannon.monthings loud.
Heave, in wild wreaths, the battle-shroud,
And CORY sahres rise, and fall,
Like shoots Of fame on nidnight's pail
There shall thy victor glances glow,
And covering foes shall fall beneath
Each gallant arm that strikes below
That lovely messenger of death.
Flag of the seas on oceans wave
Thy stars shall glitter Ger the brave:
When death, careering on the gale,
Sweeps darkIy round the belIied sail,
And frighted waves rush wildly back
Before the broadsideis reeling rack,
Each dying Wanderer of the sea
Shall look at once to heduen and thee,
And aanile to see thy splendors fly,
In triumph Ger his closing eye.
Flag Of the free hearts only home!
BY angel hands to valor given:
Thy stars have lit the the welkin dome,
And all thy hues were born in heaven.
Forever float that standard sheet
Where breathes the foe but falls before uE
With Freedoms soil beneath our feet,
And Freedoms banner streaming DER US
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BAD ApvisHRs.-The New York Times says

The London Daily News is instrueting its English
readers the subject Of the British outFages It in.
forms them, with The utmost gravity, that all these
stories were eoneoeted by the President to divert at
tention from Kansas andqnotes Wendell Phillipsand
the Evening Post to prove it. II speaks Of the
former as representative of Northern sentiment and
takes great comfort from snndry predictions which
be has made concerning the growing iHsgnifcanee
Of the Federal Government. All this sounds very ri
dculoas, when it comes back to US from the other
side, though we may not have thought enough Of Il
whenit was first uttered even to laugh At Id But the
English people, We have very little donbt, are wise
enough not to regard such sentiments as the views
the American people. They may rest assured that
the whole country will resist by todr if necessary
the practical exercise Of the right claimed by Great
Britain of visiting American ships upon the high seas
IL is mot impossible that we may concede By treaty
some modified privilege Of the sort or the purpose
| Of verifying the flag. But, until such treaty is
nude. the prnetiee VIII not BE peEmiLtea.
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1~Ssss DIR. FsAATSI1T2 TREATS ALI. DIS J-sssssS,
leases FREE OF CHARGE.


EASES FREE OF CHARGE.
DOCTOR BAAKEE will also give special attention . the
following Diseases Coughs Colds Consumption Group
ueuza, Asthma Bronchitis and all other diseases ofthe Throat
and Lungs.
He viii devote particular attention the Treatment Of all Skin
Lubago scrofula Rheumatism chronic
Neuralgia Paralysis, Epilepsy, Dyspepsia Piles and all de-
raugemento of the Stomach, Liver and Bowels to
chronic Female diseases Special attention win given to
treatment Of the Eye and Ear.
DIR. Baakee has made discovery Of Find that will
produce perfect absorption the Cataract restore per
vision to The Eye without the use knife Dr. Bas
kee produce thousand certificates of his perfect
ip curing Cancers old Sores Ulcers Fula Swslugs
Tumor of every description and without the knife
Special arrangements be mnde with Dr. Baakee the
treatment of the last named Diseases they will require
constant advice and attention, DR. Baaee Is the
skiul and celebrated Surgeons Physicians now living
His fame is known personally in nearly every principal city
the world.
Aleers directed DR. Baakee enclosing postagestap
Eve cents from any distance correctly stating
the disease shall be promptly answered and the patients
treated by correspondence, free of charge
Res-ohice hours from A, NJ. to Pm
DOCTOR BAAKEE
R@ooe, l4O Baronne street. below POgdras street. New
cans La. ial6 ly&W
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esgsa z,-5-z, -, FOR LAX II BoRaNE
& E5fsH higf 55adsiand Mexican Gulf-MEXICAN
corner of Goodchildren and Champs Eyssee
SPRING ARRANGEMENT,
To Proctor7ie, Lake Borgns-dislance 2S miles Fare
through, 50 cents children and slaves, half price
Departure of frains--DAILY.
Leave the city for the Lake, .........lO NJ
~, AI-.s'.'..'.''.ss.,.-'.. al o p. NJ,
haAe :. cry st'...'.....,'s.. ,..... 53S 4. M.
4 ~ b4A r.. Nj
Office 80 Common street Fer all business Of the Railroad
the bate Alexander Gordon apply to
W. q. BAKEWELI. Executor
who the ouy person authorized make ir
obligations for the road
the depot, se92 If
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a&1M5a Gs BAEAFELEGY, z, So AND 81 R.AAlPART
street, manufacnfpr Of Carriages, BuggeA, Spring
s-sZSZ Wagons etc FFs Engines rebuilt Repairing 10
ellthe branches done Htths shortest Hotee. iss ~
K GUNS, @. u. " BROS. COMMISSION ABBFO
~ ardng Merchants No Front street, opposite the Canal
street ferry ParieuaG given the purchase
sale pf al kinds Of Western Produce. myM ly
CyARG14GNA SEED cow PBAs-2lO hasz, for
~ sale By "A. i i. GDGHRAN a HALL
mgl2 Is New LsYss and u III ultoa St
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AN EXTRAORDINARY WAgER--A lew DAYS aao "
young gentleman, in company with ciFale of his
friends, boasted Of biz superior hofsamanahn A
wag present offered TO bet the horse against fortv
dollars that he could produce enc that cur fien
not ride from the Capitol gate ID ths President
house bareback and standing; with pEoFis9 tliax
the horse should not kick ur rear. The oiaE was acs
cepted, aHd, at the appointed tine the assam5iaee
met at the Capitol gate The rider "a 7s91 on SMALL
stature1 came prepared with pair af Indian nioeeas
sins and small package Of Tesita puly 10 prevents
him from slipping OF, and two suspicious la0king
bags supposed to contain frimminglbalast Wit6
the air OF confident gladiator he addressed his
friends and concluded By stating Tint the dinner a
had ordered would get cold Il the horse was not
speedily brought.
sThe horse is ready said The wag; and heckoHi1g
an aged African woodsawyer, (yho VAS Standing BIZ.
apparently waiting for joh,) asked him. ID tla
grayest manner, If his horse ever kicked or reared
What q exclaimed the daESay, aais horse kick 2fs
at tine same time placing his un the pave
ment. NO, massa, lil swear fore God he 8eveE5
kicked or reared one time since this chile fuss Bought
him, three years ago.
BY this time the merriment burst FORTH and our
"eheyaliern looked unntterabe things, Ha aware ha
could win the wager it he had to put tie saw.horsa
in dumpingcart and make tile tFlal Mhich, as has
has never been known to give iip point ne presume
he will do at some future day, Wheg business gets
GuIL--E Washington States
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MIsCELLANEOus.


SANDS sARsAPAUILLA.
In QUART BOTTLES
For Purifying the Blood.
HEALTH AND LONG LIFE
May be attained By keeping the Blood pure and e Liver
Stomach and Bowels free from all morbid sscreons The
prompt eetion Of this
CRLEBRATED EXTRACT
Upon
The vital Fluid,
And It's wonderfully purifying qualities manifested IN the
worst cases Of sorOfula have established its reputation
BEST AND SAFEST REMEDY
that can be used in the above Diseases feet which the est
mony Of
THE MEDICAL FACULTY
Fully Corroborates.
Cambridge. Nd, October q.
Aesss sands-Gentlemen: Ny little daughter afflicted
for long time with sore head and eyes by using your
sapara was perfectly cured; other medicines and sarsapa
riias having failed to relieve her Having used
fits efficacy confidently recommend IT in preference to
any other seems to properties not contained any
other preparations and find that purchasers they have
used IT, invariably the article again whenever they
require medicine for which this is reconme ended.
Respectfully yours,
j. FLINT, NJ. d.
Prepared by A. b D. SANDS Druggists No 100 Fulton
street, corner Of William New York. sold also by
j. WRIGHT d co, q and ISL chartrea ST.
sICKLEs Co. 40 and AZ Canal street.
II, KENNEDY, Charities street.
je2 I'm T. P. DUGoNGE, New Orleans.
SELLING OUT, TO aUIF THE BUsINEss.
A RARE CHANCE FOR STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS, RES
TAURANTs, HoTEL-KEEPERs AND OTHERS.
The subscriber is now offering his entire stock at below
cost, consisting Of
Hardware, stoves and Tln4vare.
good assortment Of Sheet Iron STOVES beautifully
ished suitable for steamboats, and hotels.
Cooking Stoves Of every size, foI families.
Chatting Dishes, Soup Tursens Coffee Urna.
SIDE Lamps, Signal Lam D. lanterns.
Cooks Knives, Jspanned Trays, Tea Pots.
Melon, Jelly ana Cake Mouids.
complete assortment Of
KITCHEN TINwARE
Iron Gas Pipe, of all sizes
Iron Gas Pipe Fittings.
Brass and Iron Globe Yal7ss.
Oil Globes Brass Cocks, Union Joints.
Steam and Vacuum Gauges.
Single and Double Action Fdtce Pumps
Now in use2 set Tinmans Tools setGss Pipe Stocks and
Dies, Coppersmilhs' Tools
AS the whole stock be cleared eately an early cali
is earnestly requested.
HOWARD n zACHARIE,
jel4 lm s. Fulton aud IS Front Levee.
STEAM ENGINES, SAW MILLS. etc.
HOARD SONS, STEAM ENGINES.
From ~ to 25 horse with iron chnnss 40 high
Lea & Leavitt's Circular saw n1iII,
With patent head blocks rocker boxes and carriages Is
fleet or more long.
straub's Corn and Flour H1lns
OF assorted sizes with French Burr Stones
Newen Cotton Screws
OF the latest patterns
sHAFTING AND PULLIEs Of all sizes; STANDS AND
BOXES, POST AND BEAM HANGERS with bolts, ETC.
Circular Saws
OF all sizes up 10 z inches in diameter.
M7y-Hoard X Sonss Enpna d I,a o,I, an ,ih h
boiler without tubes 6xed fues which uzes its entire sur
face for making steam requires brick work to set up and
is perfectly accessible for cleaning both inside and cut
RAny Of the above articles will be furnished on the most
reasonable terms aad pamph BY mail applicaonto
SAMUEL H. GILMAN
Agent for the Patentees,
No.70Gravier street.
mya New Orleans, La.
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A YoUNG DEyIL.-The Baltimore Republican gives
the following as few Of the exploits ii boy oply
fifteen years Of age, the son Of Ysrg respectable
citizen Of that city
Not long ago. young Newfoundland dog, the
favorite Of bis father securely tied by this gonng
Nero, who saturated the body with eampheae q
etherial oil, and set fire to the inHammahla nuid
which bad the effect of roasting poor Towser until
life became extinct, after the endurance Of the most
intense, agonizing suffering which the human mind
can conceive.
The young demon being wen pleased at theresuie
of this grand experiment in cruelty next endeaYoFe
also to roast alive his little sister BRIGHT Intelligent
child, about six years of age. Having plagfnlRg
bound her legs and arms wtha clothesne, he placed
upon the cooking stove in the Kitchen heated t
an intense degree in order q prepare dinner for th
family The shreks and yells of the agonized little
victim were fortunately heard BY the mother who
rushed down and removed the poor child before she
was fatally injured. federation Of the young Villains
crimes had now ceased TO hea virtue and the father
was engaged in preparations to effect his removal to
the House Of Refuge, when the hopeful youth SUD
denly disappeared at night from his dwelling and M
tidings have been heardsof him since.