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GREAT BARGAINs-GR BARGAINS.
FORTY PER CENT. DEDUCTION
&C. Dupuy.
No, 81 ROYAL STREET, between Gusomhouge and Bien.
Vile streets, New Orleans.

NO. d hUIAIl SIREET betWeen Gus0mh0uge and Bien-
Vile streets, New Orleans.
Just open, extensive assortment Of French and Cer,a
LU0kING-GLASSES Gilt Frames and Imitation do One
mened and Plain Wood Of style for G!asses Portraits
EngrRvings, Photographs etc. s''
His superior and splendid stock offered at forty per
less than last year and twenty below the lowest mar
B-Eyery article is guaranteed, the choice Looking
Glasses with double thickness. The above considerable
On owing the discount allowed and be Gina in 1
Guiding guaranteed for years. ~ " ees'
An immense Gallery Of Paintings EnFrav,,gs and 7 t,t,
siderable reduction. ~ 'Ats at q eOt-
A large variety Of Tasses Pins CLASPS. etc
PARTET AND AMBROTYPE GLASSES
to close consignment. ' ~
HS7 Paintings Renovated, mis- 6u
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R8e Dudley Lodge No. &C, f. and A.'.M...-
Regular Communications Of this Lodge held EVERY SAT-
9RlAi EVENING, at o'clock, in tfeir Lodge Room at
the GRAND LODGE Masonic Hall of St Charles
to attend.
QIr1cERs-H, NJ, Crenshaw, w M Thaddeus d. Van Horn
81 W. 5 j. Guillet j. W; Henry Bebee Treasurer; C. S.
SHARP Secretary W. H. Stewart S. D W Il. Copeland j. D..
Jos. Chillett Tyler as "
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Henry LettEt,
GLIDER

No. ITO CAMP STREET.
PORTRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES made to order. OLD
FRAMES RE-GILT. All kinds of PLAIN and oRNA-
MENTAL GLIDING done in the best style. mylb 2ply
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BOnnabeE's

B L S U L P II TIE OF LIN f.
Theproprietor Of the NEW ORLEANS SOUTHERN CHEM.
ICAL WORKS anxious disappout none the regular
toners Of the establishment is compelled iii view Of the diff
Guilty anticipated of filling the unprecedenedly orders
that icing daily received to inform all the old patrons of
the BI-sULPHITE OF LIME manufactured at the great
Southern Works that unless they send in their early
as to secure them eligible place the order books
disappointment be experienced receiving it. which
would be vexaou 10 both parties Already preparations have
been completed at the Works having at least
FORTY THOUSAND BARRELS OF THE BI-SULPHITE
prepared but this large quantity would insult
hcen unusually heavy the received from old
customers and many who heretofore either
employed this valuable defecaor or have procured it
from other manufactures
The strength of the BIsULPHITE now being manufactured
at the Southern Chemical Works Of H. BONNABEI will be
found uniform and of greater strength than any period
no pains expense having been spared to bring this nvaua
BILE chemical product perfection possible and
make worthy of The high character the Southern Works have
already secured with the Sugar Planters of the State
Planters DESTROYS 10 have the GENUINE BI-SULPHITE
OF LINE, manufactured the Southern Works should spe
city particularly in their orders through their merchants or
address themselves directly
H. BONNABEL,
No. Front Levee,
Oh 2ptfhW between CustomhOuse and Benville SITS.
Boots, Shoes and BrOgGsss.
AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Dichng BooTs RUS.
sBoGAEs Wool, Mexican, Palm Leaf. Straw and Can
pesohy HATS, at tho lowest martatprtcss By
FROST i CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street.
HATS, CAPS, etc..
AT WHOLESALE.
Waare COMMUNICATING ageneralassoraentofsilk Ru
Cashmere Panama. Leghorn Straw, Palm Leaf Mexican Ens
Wool HATS, atthe lowest market priees by
FROST 4 &C.,
IylS2p&W No. 10 Magazine street.
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Cast Iron Pipe.
In store and inch, and arrive per ship Roseneah,
from Glasgow
$50 3inch and $50 4inch IRON PIPE
which will be sold low from the landing.
Apply to PRIESTLEY BEIE,
SO and 81 Camp street.
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Boiler Iron.
Landing ex ship westmorsand from Philadelphia
leo sheets best PENNSYLVANIA BOILER IRoN-k inch.
For sale by PRIEsTLEY Il BEIN,
50 and 81 Camp street.
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R9- One hour ls all the time required to
keep the hair of any lazy gentleman Of brilliant brown
black color the space Of ONE YEAR. if CRIsTADOROS
EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE be the article for that pur
pose EIGHT MINUTES only consumed in applying it,
brilliant and truly natural tint impaired to the hair
whiskers or aoustache lasts least SIX WEEKS. No
this Dye dsplacng all others both in ss country
and in Europe.
Sold everywhere, and applied by all hair-dressers.
ms 2pIm&W CRISTADoRO, No. 6 Astor House, N. Y.
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Rs~ DIR. James Will arrive in New Orleans
the latter part Of the present month Ocober and will
the practice Of his SPECIALLY his OdEstablished
Dispensary, 50 Custonhouse street. New Orleans.
III Ont
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OFFICE OF TIRE EAST PAscAGoULA HOTEL Co..
No. Commercial Place
New Orleans, Nov. Il, 1858.
18~ In pursuance to Section 3D. of Article
Let Of the By Laws Of the above Company
The Stockholders hereby notified that the regular Enua
Meeting will be held this Office MONDAY The 18th inst
for the of eecting Board of Directors for
ensuing year.
The office will be open from II o'clock A. NJ. to2P.M.
W, IRVING HODGSON
Il Sepre DF1t sr7
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Just received by ship Baden Havre large beaui
full assortment Of CRAvATs of all styles and prices
LION l. PINSARD
n8 2ptf 66 and 6S Royal street. corner Benyie
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ranted as to sound and quality.
PRIEsTLEY L BEIN.
...r....s.. 50 and 81 Camp street.
Rivets=-Pressed Spikes.
Landing and for sale by the subseribsrs-
50 kegs BOILER RIvETs-134 and 11lx5I.
60 :. RIyETs, for Sheet Iron Workers.
50 for Iron Shutters.
100 e. PRESSED SPIKES, 4to inch
PRIEsTLEY BEIN,
50 and 81 Camp street,
Boiler Iron.
Landing ship westmorslsnd from Philadelphia
100 sheets best PENNSYLVANIA BOILER IRoN-m inch,
For sale by PRIEsTLEY Il BEIN,
50 and 81 Camp street.
Cast Iron Pipe.
In store, and inch, and to arrive ship ROeneah
from Glasgow
$50 3lnch and $50 4inch IRON PIPE,
which will be sold low from the landing.
Apply to PRIEsTLEY BEIE,
50 and 81 Camp sreet.
Chain Gables.
Landing and for sale by the subscribers
2CHATN CABLES prOyed-5S IS fathOm.
2,T5
AIS
PRIEsTLEY & BEIN,
50 and 81 Camp street.
Tennessee Iron.
The subscribers agents for the sale of HILLhAN BROTH
ERs'
have hand and receiving regularly full stock comps
ing the following, viz:
800 tuns FLAT from to ~ inch x14 to inch.
100 ROUND and sQUARk,.1+ to 3fueh
50 HORSESHOE, y, "a, /, IL and IA x1z inch.
60 Pillow PLATE, 4, s, 9, 10, II, l2 49, Il and Is
in. x34, "a and Il.
50 BOILER PLATES sic, 1<and 5-l6,
PRIEsTLEY BEIE,
So and 81 Camp street.
Cane-CRrrier Chains.
50 casks best CANE-CARRlER CHAINs-Just received
and for sale BY PRIEsTLEY & BEIN,
SO and 81 Camp street.
Copper,
The subscribers agents for Mers. C. G. Hussey Co.'s
Pisburg Copper Rolling MIL have hand offer
30 cases ROOFING COPPER, 20, "A and 80 in. < 10,
Il and Pinch.
800 sheets II, Is and lGx3O inch.
800 =. 20 to l2Dx3O inch.
10000 e. BOLT COPPER, x to IL inch.
COPPER BOTTOMS Oval and Round all sizes.
PRIESTLEY BEIN,
SO and 81 Camp street
10 TINS best Pennsylvania FLAT, ROUND and SQUARE;
Assorted.
50 tuns REFINED ROUND and SQUARE.
500 e. ENGLISH, ROUND, SQUARE and FLAT.
500 bundles HOOP IRON, q 10 inches
800 BAND IRON ~, 2 to inches.
500 SCROLL IRON, a TO l in x % to II in
5Ol bars ANGLE IRON. Ito Gin. K 4.
200 REFINED ENGLISH FLAT, XXI Understandable
for omnibusses.
For sale by PRIEsTLEY ( BEN,
mis- Ct SO and 81 Camp street.
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.MOFNisag Star Cigar Store,
No, 10 CAMP STREET,
THE Cd ORE DE LA CRUZ.
Proprietor.
E8-ITHE BEST BRANDS OF CIGARS ALWAYS ON
HAND. se21 2ngn,
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.RS-QuItman Lodge No. y6, f.. and A :. nj :.
SEaIed eommugieatio4s every FRIDAY EVENING, at
O'Clock al the Grand Lodge Masonic Hail. St Charles street
QFFgERs-seth r. Field W. M. n w. Peyton S. W.;
=. l. SKINNER - WI C. Herndon, treasurer H j. STAINS.
bury Secretary D. n. Harder s.. D.; Frank A. Bartlett
D.. u VIM T. seaman $ So F. F. Proctor, j.. S.; l..
Hertz Tyler By order Of the W. M
DIS y H. ], STANsBURY, secty.
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% q; XEG5A.ls,, [pANoTNG AcADENGY, AT
LEGAL NOTICES.

LEGAL NOTICES.
sECosp DISTRICT CouRT7 SUCCESSION or ALETGNDE
New Orleans WARWIGK-No. s,
NOTICE rs hereby given to the CREDITOR Of
1N this estate persons herein interested
show within from present notification, II REy
they have why by the admHis;r
Of this should approved and
the funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
j. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
DEuxrEyE Com DE DIsTRIcr1 SUCCESSION BfALEXAE-
de "a NOuvelle- Orleans. ) DIRE WARWICE-No. 9ssgs
Wis est par lie present iOnne aux cream
IA cieFs suste
pet oneerner dednife,
de IL presne publication les raisons pour iesques compile
pesente par rRdmineur de In dite succession
point approuve homoogue les fonds ains re-
parts confarmeuent dit eornpte.
Par ordre della Cour.
mis- lg "A J. L. KELLY. Deputh GFsfhsT.
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RR- Look out for limitations of Lea - Per-
Sons. aul6 2plawly
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Chain Cables.
Landing and for sale by the subscribers
CHAIN CABLES, proyed-5Ss IS fathom.
4,75
"a 10
PRIEsTLEY 4 BEIN,
50 and 81 Camp street.
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AMUsEMENTs.


or. CHARLES THEATER-sT. cfARIEs s..
third Night Of the Engagement of MRS P4RREN and her
accomplished daughter Miss FANNY FITz FARREa.
MONDAY EVENING, November IT,
shsEepss5s,s Tragedy q5 Z, Massss @
To conclude with petite comedy Of LITTLE TREAS
IRE Gertrads. Miss Fanny Fiis Fatren MS
ORLEANS THEATER ORLEANS sTREEr-
TUESDAY, November Is 1888
OPENING NIGHT or THE SEASON,
Eirss appearance Of NJ. BEAucE Baritone: Mr. DELA-
GRAVE and MILE BOURGEOIS. ........ la FAVokITE-
's9a Sgf5a n sS con- y DS5s st4 ococ
a-Box Book eyery al, from d ~ O'Clock. ELS
SPs4A4Lg,IgG & ROGERS, AMPHIrHEATEE AND
Manager. R. sPALDIEG-
BUCKLEY's sEREsADERs!
ETHIOPIAN BuRLEsoUE OPERA TEouPEl
MONDAY NIGHT. Nov is-aems Of Vocal and 1nstrs-
y general REQUEST s i ;sss "
Rz-For synopsis Of incidents, zee hsndbiis
vs. PeE9THasneeg EygEY Z, NIGHT GIT EVERY SATURDAY
s Admission to Amphhhsafe 30 Children To-
and epysnts IN astsnaRfe hPsss = ay the only
dsy shogs doors open a AZ Curtain rises q IN
- improper ehaiae.ers riEidly eIeIaded. MS
M j. VEGAS DANCING ACADEMY, AT
- PR6F. j. VEGAS most respectfully announces to his
8a friends and the public III general hat BIZ Dancing Aed
18Th Noyeraber where hs trusts viii he ID
Days i Tuition Enthusiastically ThursdaJs sat-
urdayr, from 10 o'clock ?. N.
Gentlsmenh Gass-Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays ro
LADIES' Thursdays Saturdays, ror 10
Practising Parties Ladies and Gentlemen every wes
The popular chldreus Fancy Balls viii be girsu as BEFORE
For terms sppy to Prof Vegas Odd Fellows Bal or n
W. D. Gabict,s Music store Nc. q GENIAL street no
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R~L. 90. F.=Crsseent lodge No. s, meets
every kSR c EVENING in room No ODD Felows'
HOWELL, Y. G.. N. OVERTON, Recording Secretary
L. n. JAHAN, Per. Secretary F. I. BARBOT. Treas!
urer. jyl9 6m
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reasurer's Office, Baton Rouge, Sept. %, 1858.
$50 Cot R. A. HUNTER. State Treasurer
OFFICE SOUTHERN P4cIr1c R4ILKoAD ConpANY,

OFFICE SOUTHERN Pacific RAILROAD COMPANY
Marshall, Tex Oct. Is, 1855
A9@ 4 General Meeting OF the Stockholders
Of the Company will be held LOCTSNILIE Kentucky on
THURSDAY, the 25th day of NOVEMBER next A meeting
Of the Directors Of The COMPANY will also be held the
time and place business of Importance will be
/both Stockholders and Directors.
compromise has been made with the New Company" 1t
claims to be of creditors holding against the old Com
pany demands for the sum of about 1927 The of The
compromise require the this three
equal tlments at three FIVE and months cash OF
approved negotiable paper 1t desirable promptly exn-
gush this Indebtedness that iuo possession
the road and property Of the Company and promptly proceed
with the construction of the road the the
next twenty miles being Treasury Texas If the
debts be paid off, relieving The Company Of its pecnniary d
bjie and the ability proceed with the shown
no fears need be entertained Of the hostility of Texas
guardians Of her prosperity her public policy and her
faith and hohOryea of her heraty future the
past towards this great enterprise being the
vast railway system Of the United States
The stockholders called together Directory
and to act all and subject which they may right
fully consider.
c29 tno256W JEPTHA FOWLKES, President
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claye No holds its meetings every TUESDAY EVENING at
etoe a5 ne ioage hoom in the CaTrotou Depot corner
N"i "4ns anu Ret0iao Alee's' dl2 IL
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WANTED.

WANTED.
TITAHTEB-A FEW COOP GILDERs CAN FIND
" steady employ and good prices by Applying
diately to 6. DUPUY,
BIB Ct 81 Royals
COTTON SEED WANTED-wE ARE nEsT-
" Of making monthly supply Of
Cotton seed. For particulars, apply
S. JONES CO.
n9 81 3rEVisr street.
w ANTED-A FINE. LARGE OFFICE ON OR NEAR
w CGrondeet and Canal liberal will paid
Address Box B, No. s, Post-Ofics. jy23 Il
TITO TRADERS, MECHANICS AND OTHERS
competent Book Keeper offers his services hose who
Do not need Or want permanent book keeper He will keep
their books in order strictly confidential
Best references given address s. This cfce OLE
SIX SHIPS WANTED-A SHIP GOO OR 800
IN XII b tuns, 10 load timber for Liverpool.
Also, two Of tnnnage, load deals fer BueBO8
s. JONES CO.,
sci q GraEter sEeaa-
SgR WANTED-A GOOD. SHIP OR BARK 70
Es oad In the Dispatch Line foT Boston. Cargo really
sSa$Saand dispatch.
a26 s. JONES CO., 81 Gravier st.
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EI.O. o. F.-Hovvard Lodge No. Is meets
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, in Lodge Room No. g. odd
JOS. mAGNERr '. g.; GEO. H. SHOTWELL, Recording
Secretary; 3. DASILEA, Per Secretary THADDEUS D.
n.
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.u0gnOLtG Cotton Gin.

h Undersigned Agent the sale improved Patent
GINsTAND, has hand large stock of all sizes.
For speed, ghness draft beauty sample it stand
uaEivaed.
NJ. s. HEDRICK, Agent,
rs Camp street,
ea10 2ptal&W Also, 81 Front ST, New Orleans
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The Eastern Clarion,
pATTI,DTEG MISS

j. r. ADAAS...... .............E EDITOR.
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having the largest circulate,
q any Country Newspaper in the South very respectfully
offered advertising medium the Merchants
esus.
rdsrEfor advertising leftat the CRESCENT OFFICE will
bspanctusly attended 70
as-FRAEK A BARTLE rT aeentfo New Orleans OILS %
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FOR SALE.


g FOR SALE, AT G. f. HATCHER's
IA SLAVE DEPOT,
EkS 1856 .(iFAvier
aA2 THIRTY SLAyES-Just Received,
Consisting Of Field Hancs, House ServaEs SeastTessea
Mechanics Cooks, Washers, Ironers etc. etc.
C. T. HATCHER,
MY " l95 GIaEier street.
TOR sALE-EIGHF TUBS OF SWISS GHEEsE-Jas
j. receiv ed by BARELLI a CO.,
NIL 81 Common sfreaf-
ROLLER FOR sALE-A NEW CYLINDER BOIL
Id Err, suitable fifteen horse Engine Far
sale by g. C. BoGERT 4 CO.,
nS Y Camp street.
TOR sALE-oLD COPPER Apply TO
BARELLT & co,
nc GIL Common street.
sS6 FOR sABE-A LIGHT DEAUGHT YES
EkS sell years old, we'll found, carrying abont 10000
El feet of lumber in feet WATER and employed
the 9 ulf trade. For particulars. apply to
se28 # ]. 4. Phelps, q Common street.
A YACHT RIPPLE FOR SAI.E-THR
~ stRunCh built coppetsd copper fastened yHghA
1EA RIPPLE, IL offered for sale she lRys in ED
ers ship yard, back Bay Of Biloxi together With hsr
apparel complete
fhe Ripple built by Mahoney Agies III 1889
and has been in only pleasr- yacht during the
months, and has proved fast Rier She is AZ inches
deck Is feet inches beq measures q and draws feat
4inches when in full ballast trim For further particulars
ply to RICHARD MlILIhEN,
nyl4 II No. IS Common street. stRiTa.
R7- The Galveston News and LsvaCR Herald viii plaaas
month and send bill 10 this office for settlement
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BRSGIG Paper! BE"GU Paper!
VV'GN Paper! wal Paper!

good selection Of Fine. Medium and Low Priced Papers,
iua received good assortment Of CABINET HARDWARE
and uPHoLsTERERs' TRIMMINGS, CAMPHENE, SPIRIT
GAS OR BURNING FLUID, PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES,
etc. etc. at Lowest Cash Prices by
HEATH & MILLER, rs Camp ST.,
Agents for W. Tiden i Nephews
n38 2ply celebrated Copai vsTnIsh.
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PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
One Of these Engines and Mills complete of No. s. ex.
presy guaranteed 5000 feet of inch boards per
furnishing good mechanic it, the purchaser
paying freight and insurance from this city,
FOR $500.
Portable Circular Saw EIIIIsL
One Of these Engines and Mills size No. 4 expressly guar
anteed $500 feet of onench per day with
services Of good mechanic, etc, as above,
FOR $3.50.
Portable Circular Saw mills.
One of these Engines and Mills size No expressly guaran
eed QtO fleet of onench bonrds per day with the ser
wees Of good mechanic, above etc.
FOR $1,000.
These Engines complete for driving Grs Mills Cot
ton Gins,
The cost of larger smaller machinery about proportion
the amount Of work to be done All machinery expressly
guaranteed represented, or no sale.
One of these celebrated Machines from p Rahm's Eagle
Foundry, Richmond, VA now on exhibition at IS Perddo
street.
Also variety Of Machinery fer Plantation uses now onhand
and for sale by
EDWARD NJ. IyENs Agent
MO lm&W No. 2 Union street
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UOILum.
100 bales American Navy
800 :. Navy
100 =. Extra.
SMITH, COOPER & sTEBBINs,
IS Tchoupitoulas street.
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Cune-CRrrier Chains.
50 casks best CANE-CARRIER CHAINS-Just received
and for sale by PRIESTLEY & BEIN,
SO and 81 Camp street.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-04-21

THE UNION ENLARGED.-The bill for the
admission of the new State of Minnesota into
the Union has been passed finally by the Sen
ate, and will pass the House, SO that the L mon
may be regarded as consisting of thirty-two
States. Before the year 1858 is over II Will
probably consist OF thirty-four States, as Kan
sas and Oregon are to be admitted. In anoth-
er year we may have Ontonagon-composed
of parts of Michigan and Minnesota-apply
ing for admission. Then will come Nebraska
and. perhaps, Washington, and the Texans
will probably be asking for separate State to
be made out of part of their extensive terrific
ry. The chances are fair that within four or
five years, the Union VIII consist of thirtysix
or thirty-eght States. In this calculation we
do not include Cuba, or Mexico, or any of the
annexations from foreign territory that enter
into the visions of the progressive Democracy
of these times. If these visions are fulfilled,
the number of new commemorative may be
much larger than we have stated 1t to be-
Since the original confederacy was formed,
nineteen States have been added to the Mon.
Their names and the ordor OF their admission
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VOL. 4.---N0. 81.
sUBDurNG VICIOUS HORSES.

All kinds of theories have been formed in
relation TO the peculiar method of subduiDg
the wild spirit of horses. successfully prac-
tised in Europe by Mr.. Rarey. who is general
ly known as the ssAmerican Horse Tamer.'
At first many attributed his power to such
system of force as should strike terror into
the animal, and thus render him more liable
TO be influenced by his master; but since the
declaration of Sir Richard Airey that '.there is
nothing in the treatment but what any horse
man would approve Of it is generally conce-
ded that this influence is obtained solely thro'
some mode of appealing directly 10 the more
generous impulses of the horse, and thus con-
ciiating his affection and confidence 1t IS
well known that animals generally have an al
most instructive passion for certain odors which
appear to have Subduing influence over them-
The most familiar illustration OF this fact IS
the power in this respect exercised on horses
by the rank and rnuSty smell emitted by the
goat, which enables the latter animal to enter
the stall and pass between the legs of the most
vicious OF them. The ammoniacal effiGyia con-
centrated IL the warts or eAcrescenses formed
the fore and hind legs of horses, appears TO
have the same attractive and subdulng innr-
ence. The oils of cumin and rhodium have
these peculiar properties In more marked
degree, and rs soon as the horse scents the o.
dor Of either of these substances he is instinc-
tivelv drawn towards them. Mr.. Rarey has in
timated that his power over the horse is OBJ
tanned solely through herbs or drugs which op-
crate on the senses of smell and taste, and We
have no doubt but that the herbs or drugs en-
ployed by him, if not the same, are OF an an
alogous nature to those we have mentioned
The following directions are given Tor the
tanning Of horses by the system suggested =
Procure some finely grated horse castor, and
oils of cumin and rhodiun, and keep the three
seperate in air-tight vessels. Rub little OF
the oil of cumiu upon yOnr hand and approach
the horse on the windward side, SO that he can
smell the odor of the cuRlin. The horse VIII
then suffer you TO approach him without any
trouble. Immediately rub your hand gently
on the horses nose, getting a little of the oil
on it, and you can lead him anywhere Givo
him little of the castor on any substance for
which he has taste. and in the most suitable
manner manage to get eight drops of the oil
of rhodium upon his tongue, and be will at
once become obedent to the most exacting
commands with which horses capable OF
complying. Be kind and gentle TO him, and
your permanent supremacy Will be establish
ed, no matter what may have been his previ-
ouSly wild and viciOus character. We under
stand that Nj. Rarey, has been challenged by
D. Sullivan, also a horse tanner. (grandson OF
the celebrated sSulivan the Whisperer,) to
trial OF his powers in Cork, ireland.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-04-21

ssGovernor Gilmer, of Georgia. SO says
Georgian contributor, chad passion for buy
ing old iron truck, broken down wagons, and
such rubbish, which he had piled up in the
yard, under the impression that it would come
into use some time or other. 1t annoyed his
wife excessively; and one day, when the gov
ernor was away from home, she had the whole
pile cartcd Oft 10 auction. 1t so happened
that just as the auctioneer had put up the lot
the governor was riding by, and buy he would
for as he looked at it, he declared that he had
a lot at home in which there was several things
to match. He bid ten dollars and the whole
thing was knocked down to hun. A few days
afterwards he was admiring Mrs. Gilmer's new
bonnet, and asking her its cost, she said 'sten
dollars, husband the same ten you paid for
your old iron, and if yOn don't clear it out of
the yard. shall sell it again!'' The Cover
nor shortly after that, retired from the iron
business"