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MEDICAL HOUSE.

NJ
WI loyal street, OF Old Chronic Mercu
rial Syrhic and all Private Di eases without Mercury
dranc business to friends and
anteed in all cases.
The unparalleled which nded Dr. James,
practice all OF the United States and Eurppe-e
able he has eec ed whica pronounced
durable by the eenen hysicans jsss him offering
his services TO the confidence Of the unfortunate. The follow
ing of the diseases Private and which,
conjunction with ner " discovered Remedies Dr.
maneutiy eradcates namely syphilis prma secondary
tertiary structures Urethral DISCHARGES elect GonoThea
Nocturna Emissions Periodical Affections OF females
complicated they be; Di the ,ck pins
hdnmainn of the Bladder and Kidneys Rheumatism,
cee, Cancers, Ulcers TumoTs all Diseases
Or. james wou alSl call the attention especially those
who have privately and mpr pery injured themselves
secret and solitary habit which ruins the body and mind
ting them for ther business society," viz Constitutional De-
bity iupnency. The following the sad and
melancholy effects by early habits youth viz:
Vsou Loss Muscular Power Papaton of Heart nys
pepsia Nervousness Irtitabiy, Symptom Consumption
Mentally, the fearful effects the are more to be
dreaded Loss of Memory confusion Of IDEAS Depression Of
Spirits Evil Forehodngs, Aversion Society, Self Distru
Love of Solitude, Timidty etc. of the evils pro-
duced,
All persons afflicted wit any of the above symptoms should
fail call DR. james and be perfect
health lei no false decacy preyert but apply and
yourself from the awful and dreadful consequences this
terrible mAlady
Weakness of the organs Immediately cured and full vgor
restored.
Persons residing distance can by closing fee len
dollars the enclosed package with
full directions accompanying them, No Communication
ticed unless accompanied by Tee. DIR. JAMES,
o5 lyW No 81 Custom house
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COMPTROLLER--OFFICIAL.

COMPTROLLER's OFFICE
City Of New Orleans, July I, 1855.
II EsOLvED, That the Comptroller he, and
Ia lie Is hereby authorized and requirea give notice by
standing advertisement IN the official Journal accordance
with the uuth Of ordinance No l42 approved March
%, 5a the Council will pay any bin against city uness
contracted under authority order Comptroller
IN accordance witt the ordinance referred to-
lsinedl f. l.. TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lsiguedl l.. H. PLACE,
President Board VI Aldermen.
Approved pril ., 1855
LSigpedl JOHN h. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention Of the officers the city Of the public
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution
Z. THEARD,
iylsH Comptroller City Of New Orleans
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THE r. VI. AM IlOrtlsOF LOUISIANA l. {. o. "
meets sti ANN y he fonr Tatsday. Jagaafy aud
J1iy 10 Grand Lodre Room, Odd Fellow Ha cofner Of
camp And lafayette streets, New Osiens.
oSgicERs roR YEaR 1858 Edward risbnry Of Tam
psf lonfe 10 l6 ~. W Ora Master; John ere ~ New
leeT : tA.se No 6 Il. W. D. Grand Masfer a. wi son
o ,9n odee No g. r. W. Grand Warden Thos e. sh.ds
enios Aodge No s. r. W Grand secrtsry; Henry VII
Isins OF Commercial Iodge No. ~ r. W. GRAND Teasur-
81 IheS. ~ blake, 81 Commercial Eodge 80 H. aud
Hshy " stetson, Il South Lodge No 49, Grand Re
ssen'atives 70 e r. W. Grand Lodge Richard swajn ~
ytsseen Lodge No. g. W. G. Marshall g. ~ Todd Of Hone
i@age 70 y W q Conductor r. Jauni.on Of i9asians
LoaEe 10 \ " q Gn~rdiap; John Frankfrd of Creseent
Lodge No 8, W. G. Herald.
$4,000 BkFUIY GEASb MAsTERs-James P. Warner Of
Iosiegi 1Sags no ~ district No. q T. T. Mehe Of Pacific
M 81 % =. Dsst o laa- Bush, Of Excelsior Lodge
~ ~ BisEfirt 20 4; g. L. Ranfett Of 81 Nary. Ige No
~ Distret No. 3 S. r CLARK. st Landry Iodvs Ea n
70, " henry J1ues Of Desota Iosge NO Il Tset Z.
e hsadsll o. Trinity Lodge No 81 District No y "
ni ne q Aesh Ledge n district No III A. NiIlspaaEh Of
10 Ne ;s D;ris 80 ~ II 20 oman q Tsatenis Lesss
~ W Dbtsle NO ID - SaaSher, Of SIle II ee IA
43, District No. II. p'''n Loaee NO.
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TMPONTA VT IN COTroy q yrrw.-o

/ IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERs-BY
which their Incomes must be Donbled-The undersigned
has invented and obtained United States
for the arrangement and combination Of machinery
ing Seed Cotton into Yarns by continuous process
Gin through the preparation and spinning machinery until
ready tor shipment weaving. The saving of COTTON
VAST will be at least Ten Per Cent exclude my
the use o. machinery the cotton into bales
It's handling at ALI and those and disentaage
are destructive in their operations fibre in
d'pensabe to those ginning and spinning separate
tactures, YARNS made of unhrOknh
will be fifty cent will command ad prices
And they will distance all competition In market @ =
The undersigned prepared dispose privileges use
his PATENT and Planters will be informed terms
peis instructions how to it, how obtain the best
ehnery and all other particulars application ad.
dressed to here, rooms
corner Front and Dauphn streets, up stairs.
feS ly&W f 81 -GEORGE a. HENRY. Mobile, Ala.
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POLICE JAII--OFFJCT4I

POLICE JAIl---OFF1CIAL.
WAS brought TO the City Police Jail ON the
w the mulAto hoy GEORGE. Says belongs 10 Ir. F. h.
Conner who lives in Naehez Miss lie ~ inches high
The owner will claim HE properly according 20 Law
i. BLANCHARD.
Keeper Of City Police Jail.
HENRY DURFL,
te5 lot Clerk Of Comptroller.
WAS brought TO tie City Police jail Ou the
w 23i Of January, 1855 the E boy CHARLES Saws he
belongs Mr.. George Mcdonald who ST. Tgus Mo
lie is feet inches high and has side OF lie
taroat. 49,
The will call and claim his property according to law
Il. BLANCHARD,
, Keeper Of City Police Jail.
HENRY DuREI,
fe4 l5t CLERK Of Comptroller.
WAS brought 10 the city Police JAN on the
w go January 1855 the muatto boy LOUIS, Says he
longs Nj Robert B8very Who lives Henderson county
Ky. He is feet inches high, and has a busiy head.
f, BLANCHARD
Keeper Of City Police Jail.
HENRY DuRET,
fei lM Clerk d 1urnnrollpr.
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street, New Orleans, Is.
VERMTFUGES.
Wluer's Canadian,
6wain's,
Perry's Dead Shot,
Jayne's TOEic,
Kerl's,
B. A. Fahnestock's,
BALSAH and COUGH REM
EDIES,
Fistar's Balsan Of WndCberry
Hastings Sapths,
sherman's BalsAM,
Buchau's Hungarian,
Dsvis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Bertholomew's Expectotant,
Halls Balsam,
Swaynis Syrup of WildCherry
Ayers Cherry Pectersl,
Tsylor's Bslsam Liverwort,
Jayne's Expectorant,
WiHer'E Rlecampaine,
Rogers Tiverwort and Tar,
Mrs. Hsrdiner's Liverwort,
5tsdler's Cherry Expeetorant,
London's Indian do,
Or. Roses do,
Observation-Disclosures
SARSAPARILLAS.
Or. John Bull's,
8. p, Townssnd's,
Sgnds's,
Old Jacob Townsend s
Carpenters,
Wyncoop's,
Shakers,
GrashenberE's
Bristsl's
Gnysett's Yellow Dock.
fLASTERS. .
Wells Strengthening,
Ewen's Strengthening
lew David'H or Hebrew,
Badeau's.
knspp's Indian
Alcnok's Porous,
Grifiithis Adhesive.
Holloway's ArRice
LINIMENTS.
HcLean'sV olcsnic Oil Linmen
Eegican Mustang.
Farrellps Arabian
Buffers Nerve aAd Bone,
Hunts,
Hayes's
Tobias's Venetian
Howe's Nerve and Bone,
Kellinger's,
Gardeners.
Bartlne's Hsrse
Merchants Gsrgliug,
Cherokee.
Jayne's
AGUR REMEDIES, etc.
9sgood's Indian Ghogogue,
RoYand's TOME Mixture.
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Nynkoop's Tonic,
Speeds Febrifuge,
Vegetable Eebrifuge.
LOZEKGES.
ShsrrnGiss Cough and Worn
BTyan's Pulmonic Waters,
Locock's Pulmonic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Lovett's WahpeneoF Hare loel
Barry's fricopherous,
Lyons Kathsrisn,
B0yle's Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon's Hair Invigoratcr,
Jayne's Hair Tonic,
Van Deusen's Wahpens,
London's Oriental Hair Tonic,
Hsuel's Eau Lustrale,
Oldridge's Balm OF Column Bis,
Radwsy's Circassian Balm.
PAEACEAS.
swsin's Houck's,
Oullen's Indian Vegetable,
boBgley's Great Western.
OINTMENT AND SALYYS.
DslleyisMsgical PainExtractol
Professor Holloway's Ointment
AcAllister's All-Eieslirg,
Brooks Magic Salye; Pryor's
Pile,
Grsy's Harrison's Specific,
fresk's Magnetic, Judkin's
Louden's All-Healing, Russia,
OILS.
Rushton's Cod Liver Oil,
kcNsir's Acoustic, Scarpa's dc
British, Harlaem.
BITrERS.
LE..L- Il. III IL -. A
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JAS. A. HOPKINS, H..
f Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
I IGS PETITIONAIRES, RESIDANT DAMS
IL lie Premier ct QuAreme District represenen respeetueu
eunnsSHnce qu'en In dernere
ni h ehemiR blanche leHr pressure abe
du stre repsre ehemn de ballast with ballast
de eu part de rere cette portion entire
les de Magasin de pi CARRIES poees
CONNIE eees de Ia Dersiere poirvn Que lie ose est
de leur rembOurser lie moutsnt Ia Vile ra
depenser eonsre lie chen in de ballast ballast road
lis proposent quapres publication egae les lees
ehetees soent soiciees durant onr ouyags
commence e Ter tevre proclaim avril suivan
Nouyelle-0 Orleans, 80 JUN, 1851
Au Consef. ...- #-+r ...5.
Z, Browne. $50 pieds. J. W Gayle, par A.
T. q smedss.. ....2l6 -. " Breyard.. .l00pieds
j. H. ud wigsen..., 30 A. II. Breyard...
pour jas X. Robbins 3O 5. II. Kennedy 800
Bonell, Gayle Co. s. b Newman, -. lsa =.
inc s. Wallis l60 D'Arcy.............so ~.
~ fayne. ,.s....l ID - ;. ...--.
Noayele-Orieans. Is dtoembre, 1857.
JAS. A. HOPKINS.
dSl aEsS seerstaire du Consen DIS Asst Aldermen
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no THE. HONORABLE THE COMMON

JAS 4. HOPKINS,
Secretaire du Conseil dies Assistant Aldermen
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PRIVATE BANKS AND EXCHANGE
nEAF,ERS

JAMES ROBB & CO., Nos. 50 and 81 campstreet.
S. NICHOLSON 4 Co, Caroneelet street
SAMUEL SMITH CO.. Corner Camp and Gravierstreets,
JUDS0N & CO., Corner Camp and CsRalstreets.
BROWN. JOHNSTON Co, No. IS CAM street.
BENOIST, SHAW co, No. 81 Camp street.
MENARD, lesson d co, No. 10 Camp street.
BANK OF COMMERCE., JACOB BARKER, Agent,
THOMAS II. BARKER, Corner Camp and Gravierstreets
H. W. CONNER 4 SON. No. 80 Camp street
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ESTATE or NE ORDER--P. %. NJ John Crteksrs D r. NJ
Chas. NJ. Emerson and r. q. H. H. fIenfzeI ' = - ~
JgrdcIAL-P g. NJ james Stockton, o. Geo Hoover and
j. II. FTobus. - - 9'PS' N""
RareahiFe ana r. G. Enc smith. - '-
IEGJstdrIvE-P. @. n. Geo. VI. Shaw P {, VI u rIt,s
and r. G. B. Desiiva. " - ~
FfsASCE-P. 6. NJ. II. @. Setzon p G q l. RatIAr ana D
g. A. thomson. =
CONSTITUTION BY-IAws-P o. James Furusauz p 4,
Geo Bermeyer and +. q. C. Mem.
CaEDEsrrALs-P O. F. A. Denrel, P. G. p G Collins and
p. q. J. NJ. Wagner.
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,a.as=~~-u BILLIARD TABLES CONSTANTLY
iand and for sale from the mandatory of
Messrs. J. NJ. BRUNSWICK 4 BRO Cincinnati
Superior Rosewood Billiard Tables Brnnswoks patent Cush
Ions also, Cloths Balls Cues and s other trimmings belooE
ing to this line.
All orders thankfully received and promptly to-
A. w. MERRIAM
NIL iy ct. Charles Billiard Room N o.
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I WRIGHT q CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINg
= sand popular amily Medicines which they supply
Druggists and Dealers at Proprietor lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency, No. I5l q Charter
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VIRGLNIA AND iARYLAND NkuRoes

u =
~ for Sale-Removal from Esplanade street.
WALTER l.. CAMPBELL has purchased Nos. n and
AZ Baronne street. where he will be found
fall with slarge lot Of Virginia and Maryland Negroes for
He ia preparing ample and healthy quarters the
he conducting the coming season. The new
location between Graver Common Baronne street
which the second due from the HOTEL
and is convenient to all the merchants and hotels
WALTER l.. CAMPBELL,
n and 70 Baronne street,
aull lysW between gravier and Common.
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BUILDING MATERIAL, BRICKS. FIREwooD.

" DEMORC ELLE, Dealer
- At the Old Basin, corner Of Toulouse and Franklin,
Has constantly on hand BUILDING MATERIAL. such "a
Lime White and Yellow Sand Cement Plaster Paris Shin
giles aths Slaves Also English French American Fire
Bricks, and all kinds OF Firewood.
from the country promptly and carefully
to. ana lv
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ALABAMA,
:. Corner of rchoupitonlas and Robin Streets
FRERETs,
st. Mary's street. between Perdido and Poydras'
LOUISIANA,
Corner of st. Thomas and Basin Streets
MISSISSIPPI,
Corner of Tchoupitoulas and Richard streets.
BRANAH,
Corner Of Tchoupitoulas and Richard streets.
MERCHANTS,
New Leyee and Louisastreets.
ORLEANS,
Corner Levee and Rofignacstreets.
PLANTERS, .-.
Corner Annunciaton and RichArdstreets.
SzYMANSKPS,
Corner I.eyee and Clouet streets Third District.
SHIPPERS,
49, Corner Henderson and New Levee streets. -
Corner New Lovee and RoHfgnacstreets.
WOODS, --..-r
Corner Canal and RELATIONSHIPS. b. .....
TEXAS,
Corner of TchoHpitonas orangestreets.
LEvEE STEAM COTTON PRESs,
Levee street. between st. Ferdinand and Hontegu
Streets Third District.
PICAYUNE,
Leyeestreet, opposite PostlSs. Third District.
INDEPENDENT,
New Levee and Rofhgnac streets.
NEW COTTON PRESS
Leyee street, between Aonegutsnd Clouststrssh
Third District
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Resge That the Street Commissioner be
directed the ordinances of the city of New
leans BY the buldg oyster stands the
tlie two markets 81 the Second District, and
Resore further That forthwith he be directed
derectons of this kind 10 be suppressed.
lsignedt H, NJ. SUMMERS,
President Board Of Aldermen.
iSiguedi J, MAGIONI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved February 49, 1858.
tSignedl CHAS ". WATERMAN Mayor. fei5
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WOLFE'S AROMATIC SCHEIDAM SELMA r.
~ Druggists and Merchants and all dealers sny of the
articles contained in the above catalogue II to their
vantage by calling sending their orders above where viii
be found the assortment GENUINE PATENT
MEDICINES in the United States at the lowest prices
Please address. ]. WRIGHT 4 GO.
GENUINE DEDICINE WAREHOUSE.
matt Nos Isl and q Chsrtrer street NeS0rissnss
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Re'1re9 That the Street Commissioner be hereby
authorized and 10 duch side Of Kerle stree
between ayeE street and CasauudO and open
and to ditch Miro each side between
Referee streets provided the cost does exceed hundred
and Hfty desrS-Sl51.
tSisnedl II. n SUMMERS
President Board Of Aldermen
LSignedl j. MAGfBEf,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Approved February Is, 1883
iSiguedl CHAs. NJ WATERMAN, Mayor. feI5
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80 pieas. wv. aaxl.. par 4.

JAS A. HOPKINS
dSl lavsS seersaire du Consei DIS Asst Aldermen
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ssond That the Assistant City Attorney he and he hereby
authorized TO satisfaction OF Judgment the suit Of the
city Of New Orleans Mrs. Widow " Wloz for
1850 two slaves recovering from said Mrs Widow
Wioz her proportion Of taxes for sid year slave it
being well understood that the city shall abandon all her claims
for sosta, II any she have.
lSguedl II. NJ SUMMERS,
President Board Of Aldermen.
iSguedl j. NAGIOEI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved February u, 1853.
si..-n.L \ NJ N ~ fals
Grimshaw's messenger. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-01
S68gCdgGa8ag,
WATERING 3 sHEEP IN .WINTER.

That sheep can do with less water than
other domestic animals, is we'll Known
That they should be forced to do with less
quantity than they desire, or compelled to
do without any, except what is accidentally
supplied BY melting snow or rain, no rea.
sonable cr inerciful man can believe for
one Inola',nt. iu como experiments on
South Doma sheep, at Rothamstead, we
found that in this summer months each
sheep ate $ lbs. of clover hay, and drank
about lbs. Of water daily. Thinking ,hat
they drank more than was favorable for
the disposition Of fat We confined them to
lesa quantity OF water for one week.
The result was that during that time they
ate less food aud lost wcight. This result
SATISFIED us, that the sheep kuew better
than man, though Le were scientific, how
much water they required. ,4,o Az. t..s
Bat He need nat quote experiments
The comnion scuse Of every man tells him
thar sheep, as we'll as other animals, should
be abuudaitly supplied with good, fresh
water Cows .~A- ahAAp. # possible, should
ka@ irec access to 1t ut ali titncs. For,
unlike the horse, they will not always
drink At stated times, however regularly
,5arryed. 4 well, pump and irousi'e
would sttnl, therefore, to be necessary ap.
renls .cs to every we'll managed barn
yard u sheunrgold. Kind reader, act On
thi' matter, aud your sheep aud cows will
bless you, ifpot III words, at least iu wool,
milk aud profit. : GcReses Farmer.
Grimshaw's messenger. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-01

In answer to correspondent, We quote
the following - ssa
Some washerwomen possess quite a
knack in washing flannel, SO as to prevent
its fulling. Iii, net the scapseds, nor
riusing waters, that thicken up flannel in
washing, but the rubbing of ii. Cloth is
fulled BY being pounced and jouuced =
in the stocks Of tho fulling mill with soap.
suds. The action Of rubbing flannel on
washboard is Just the same as that of the
fulling mill. Flannel therefore, should
alwasr h.. ainahad L, .s.ass.- strong soapsuds,
'rsuii1..a 1..appss!dsgak5ye the dirt and grease, BY
squeezing, better than hard rubbing viii
in weak soapsuds. 1t should alsobe rinsed
out of the soap in warm water, and never
in cold, as the fbers Of the wool do NOT
shrink up as much in warm as in cold
water, after coming oat Of warm soapsuds.
Great care should be taken. TO rinse the
soap completely oai of the hannel. This
advice will apply to the washing of blsn-
kctS, the same as it does Of flannel.p
am M. Evening Posi-.
Grimshaw's messenger. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-01
ARTS, SCIENCES, AND EDUCATION.
&c WILMINGTON APRIL \ 1858 /gEN~~ 1s1<zs,suMRnH =

in kettle, with bafley-watet enough 70
cover thern} add sufficient sugar to make
a thin syrup, and boil until the apples are
transparent and tender, taking great care
to preserve them whole. When done, sell
aside to cool. At night pour pint of
boiling water over a large cup Of sage. Z
The next morning place your apples ID
the baking dish, and pour the sage svet
them. Bake few minutes, and set IN q
cool place. Serve cold, with sweetened
cream, favored with wine for sauce: ,.'~
&fi' issl. gag na' y Home Circle
Grimshaw's messenger. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-01
RosE.cohoREp PUDDING.

| send you the recipe for making one of
the incest desserts | havo ever seen. 1t
has the twofold Recommendation of being
at once beautiful and delicious 49, ~
The day before you wish to serve this
pudding, you must take as many sweet
apples as will cover the bottom Of your
baking dish, (which should be schise ware)
peel spd core them, putting s stick Of Gin.
namoo in The place Of the core; pnf them
Grimshaw's messenger. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-01
USEFUL HINT.

An inquirer is informed that an enlarge-
ment of the crupper, in the extreme back
part Of the bow, has, TO my certain knows
edge, worked complete cure Of the COM
mon evils consequent upon the catching Of
the fine under horse's tail when in har-
ness. A crupper one and a quarter to
one and half inches in diameter, bnckled
suitably taut, will,most commonly neutral-
ize an attempt Of the horse to bind or con-
fne the, line.--Coantyy Gentleman. gg
Grimshaw's messenger. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-01
NEW GRATING WAX.

Take two ounces of common rosiu, melt
il slowly over fire, heing careful not to
heatit SO much as TO mako it threw off its
spirit Of turpentinc. When Il becomes
clear as syrup, add little less than one
ounce of alcohol, and mix well and put in
a bottle at once and cork tight. Alcohol
is added sufficient to make the mixture
liquid and keep it SO, and when applied to
trees il hardens at once and forms an air.
tight covering.
Grimshaw's messenger. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-01
ORNAMENTS

No nation on The face of the earth has
ever been discovered or visited, whose peo-
pie did not use some variety or speefes Of
ornament. The desire for precious metals
and dazzling jewels led to the discovery
Of this Continent, and the thirst for Gela
has stricken down nations and crushed
individuals. Tho passion for ornament 10
innate in the human breast. The most
Sacred 'Hi'tory Of Man is full Of passages
alluding 10 Gold and Silver ornaments
and 70 Jewels. We read In Ewcdws,
Chaptsr XII, Nerae as, that the wrpteacA,
eHslavssa Israalifea, when abussk 20 Asa
from their oppressors, |" borrowed Of the
Egyptians jewels Of silver and jewels Of
gold" .ri...s ~. -, 81 F,s.If
If We travel to the Sandwich Islands,
we will notice that the aborigines bedeck
themselves with some ornament--if not Of
gold, Of bone or Of wood. If we visit the
princely courts Of Europe, we see the EN-.
peror, the Queen, the Courtier, the SOLDIER
all bedecked with brilliants. Tho art Of
the Jeweler, called into requisition when
the Temple was built, Is 70 this day ore Of
the most elegant and refining Of occupa>
ticnS. II requires taste to plan and skill
to execute. .gf ss1r .,s.r fsfiea
If We had time and space We would en-
ter into a history Of the changes Ia ths
fashions of ornaments} but we must curb
our fancy and come to the present day--
not only to the present day, but to VII.
mington, our own beautiful city, and conA
fine our attentions, for brief moment, to
the handicraft and skill Of our friend, Mr.,
Edward PeAdleton, whose card is found
in another column. ss.,e,s n - ,w
If any of our readers have locks Of hair
Of departed friends, or Of some dear ab-
sent one, we recommend them 10 call on
Mr.. Pendleton, who will plat and arrange
these sweet memorials into rings, pins OF
chains. Should you feel like tying "thas
silken cord which binds two willing heartsp \
should you feel like being one Of pair
Of hearts transfxed by an arrow--in d
word, if you want a plain gold ring, 10
press upon the finger Of fainting maiden
or blushing widow, in an interesting and
important ceremony, call on Mt. r, and
give your order. The neassss present gov
can give to friend is set Of studs, or og
sleeve buttons. ffyou belong to society
and need a Badge, Of any deyioe, Nj.
Pendleton will suit you IN q trice. If you
have any old gold or silver, in any shape
Or form, carryit TO. Mr.. p, and be- VIII
either buy il or Transform iBinto some nav
and fashionable ornament, Or soma useful
utensil. Remember, over Hiba Bsrrig
store, Fourth and. Market sssests, VIII
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MEASURING CORN IN THE EAR.

Arrange the corn in the pen or crib SO
that it will be of equal depth throughout,
then ascertain the length and breadth ofthe
pile, multiply these dimensiors together,
and their product by Al, then cat off one
figure from the right of the rensainder,
which will be so many bushels of shclfed
corn, aud the figure cut oil will show how
many tenths of bnshel more. 0.il