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CHARLES LAMBS WARS1NG--Charles

CHARLES LAxB's WARS1NG.-Charles
Lamb tells his sad experience as war
ming to young men, in the following
language:
g The waters have gone over me-
But out Of the black depths, could be
heard, would cry out to all those who
have but set foot in the perilous flood.
Could the youth to whom the flavor Of
his first wine is delicious as the opening,
scenes Of life, or the entering upon some
newly discovered paradise, look into
my desolation and be made to understand
what dreary thing it is when u man
shall feel himself going down a aprecipice
with open eyes and a passive will-to
see his destruction and have no power
to stop it, and yet feel it all the way
emanating from himself to see all
godliness emptied out of him, and yet
not able to forget time when it was
otherwise to bear about the piteous
spectacle of his own ruin could he see
my feverish eye, feverish with the last
nights drinking, and feverishly looking
for to-night's repetition Of the folly ;
could he but feel the body Of the death
out of which cry, hourly with feeble
outcry, to be delivered-it were enough
to make him dash the sparkling bever-
age to the earth in all the pride of its
mantliug temptation"
. If you have young friend who may
be in danger Of acquiring an appetite
for strong drink, invite his attention to
Charles Lambs dreadful experience,
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RusT1crrY. Well John, did you take
the note / gave you to Mfr. Smithers?"
inquired a gentleman Of his rustic ser.
want. Yes, sir, replied John, I took
the note but don't think that he can
read it.n-" Cannot read it ?" exclaimed
the gentleman, !" why SO John ?"--
Because he is SO blind, sir. While I
wor in the room he axed me where my
hat was, and it wor on my head all the
time p
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VS.. No. 1862.
John S. Scott, alias
IDY virtue of, and to satisfy writ Of f ia, is
- sued in the above entitled suit and to Inc di-
rected by the Hon. the 9th District Court in and
for the parish and State aforesaid to satisfy
plaintiffs demand and costs of suit, have seized
and will offer at public sale, at the Court House
on
Saturday. the Sd day Of Aprz, 1858.
at IL o'clock, m., all the right, title and inter-
est that the defendant has in and to the following
described property to-wit:
A certain tract or parcel of land established as
sugar plantation, situate lying and being in the
parish of Pointe Coupee. in this State, having a
front on the Mississippi River twelve and one-half
arpents by depth Of fifty nine arpents, con-
tanning seven hundred and thirty-seven and one
half superficial arpents; bounded on the upper
side by Ponce Colomb and below by the land of
the defendant together with all the buildingsand
improvements thereon, rights, ways, privileges
and advantages thereunto belonging, and the fol-
lowing slaves:
Dick aged 38. Rachel his swife 35, George Rey-
nolds 25, Judy his wife 20. Lefty 28, Lewis her
son 10, Hanson 80, Mariahis wife Is. George An
derson 2s, Susan his wife 25, and their four chill
dren aged from nine years doWnwards. Nathan
40, Courtsey his wife 40, Welford 20, Milton 6,
their sons, Allen, mechanic Is, LGcretia 33, Wat
son 36, Peter 29. Andy 26. Simon 81, Wansait 80,
Henry Hern rs, Jane his wife %. Mary II, Beck
mules Is horned cattle, and sheep.
Terms of Sale-Cash sciths Appraisemeat.
SEVERN PORCHE, sh'f.
Pointe Coupee feb. 27, 1858. 7tds
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State Of Louisiana.

State of Louisiana.
Ninth District Court-Parish of Pointe Coupee.
In the matter of Succession of Honore Fabre,
II deceased.
IlT VIRTUE Of d commission to me directed
- by the Honorable the Ninth District Court,
IN and for the parish and State aforesaid; the
undersigned will offer at public sale on
4 Thursday, sA day Of April, 1858,
% the premises lately inhabited by Honore Fabre
y Il o'clock a. m, the following described prop
erty to-wit:
i. Nine Sheep and Five Lambs, One Anvil, House
urnlture Kitchen Utensils, &c
TERMS OF sALE-cASH.
SEVERN PoRCHE. Sheriff
PCinte Ccupee, March l3. 1858, 9tds
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ffTHE BRITISH PERIO DICALS
i AND THE
FARMERS GUIDE.

T.
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No RELATION My friend" said
philanthrophic gentleman to a chap
whose wandering. unsteady gait be-
traye3 ardent familiarity with the
spirits" /" !" thought yon were a Son
Of Temperance" Mistake" hiccoughed
Toodles, steadying himself for the reply.
" No (hic) relation--not q bit-uot even
(hic) acauainted.n
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N CT re-.

hereby giren that Pierre Currt NJ. -.
- sas NINTH district Court IN and a. M g
Tolnse Coupee to be appointed Cnr.la. ~. pflsn " Il
~ aaa succession Of Oliver B. Linday. ae.o. y .e
80 .ast ne opposition ID made ID h;a 5a..s
~ oays after date, be win be aupointa, a.a y
~ ~ order Of the Ninth District ea,.ss -
.'s :. : Soapee, FEB q, 1853 a. BONDY 1s,.,, ela,s
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Nathan Kern
w. 7 no. l4i
DY virtue Of, and to satisfy a writ Of Fl fa, Is
ID sued in the above entitled suit and to me di-
rec.ed by the Honorable the 18th Justice of the
Peace Court in and for the parish and State afore
said, to satisfy plaintiffs demand and costs of
suit, have seized, and will offer at public sale
at The Court House on
Saturday, the Sd day Of Aprl, 1858.
at Il o'clock, a. m all the right, title and inter-
est that the defendant has in and to the following
described property to-wit:s
A tract Of land situated on the Island of False
River, measuring two aTpeuts front on said river
BY forty Ia depth bounded on the upper side by
the land of Alcide Dantheir, and on the lower
AIDE BY that of E. Major, together with all the
hrildings and improvements thereon, also the fol-
lowing named slaves:
Celeste negro woman aged about 46 years.
Joseph negro man about % years
Arlot, grif aged about q years.
7srms Of .Sale-Cam Nth Appraisement.
SEVERN PORCHE, Sh'f.
Pointe Coupee, feb. ~, 1858. 7tds
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for the use of Lalande No 1923.
VS..
! c.F6R. W. MeRae
DY virtue of and to satisfy writ of Fl "a, issu-
ID ed in the above entitled suit and to ME direc-
ted by the Hon. the 4th District Court in and for
the parish and State aforesaid to satisfy plaintiff
demand and costs of suit, have seized, and will
offer at public sale at the Court House on
Saturday, the 1st day Of May 1858,
at Ii o'clock, a. m, all the right and interest
that the defendant has in and to the following de-
'scribed property to-wit:
All and singular that certain tract or portion of
land situated on the Bayou Fordoche, in the par
ish of Pointe Coupee in this State, bounded above
by lands of Martin Carmouche and below by
lands belonging to the estate of Fl. Clark, con-
tanning fourteen hundred arpents more or less
and the following named slaves, to-wit:
Bob. aged As years: John 80, Dennis AZ, DAN
iel 40, Henry 80, Peter 80, William 2S, Squire %,
Scott SO, Dave 25 Levi 40, John I9, Dick 10,
Seaten SO, Manuel Is, Jerry %, Hern 10, Bob 10,
Cooper g. Eliza 40 and her child Polly, Emily
20 Leaty Is, Henrietta 10, Phillip 4s, Nelly
40 years and her child Jane. Alexander or Aleck
90 Cyrus Il. Suzan %, CLANCY Is, Ann 80 and
her children, Mingo Is and York 6, Becky and
her child. Cadence 22 and her child T. Suzan 25
and her child, Lucinda 40, Maria 22 and her
child. Lucinda 20 and her child Alexander or
AIeck 23. Julia 80 and her child, Lucinda Wash
ington and her child, Patsy 80 and her child
rem, Hetty I. VIII ls Charlott 45, Harriet %,
Arthur 10, Jack 80.
Terms of Sale-Cah acatd Appraisemeat
SEVERN PORCHE, Sh'f
Pointe Coupee, March q, 1858. 7tds
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poYDRAS COLLEGE.
or vte. CouPe9,
LOUISIANA.

o,ur EXERCISES of this Institution Will
.ormence on the first Monday in February
= r,a c1a,rse of studies will embrace all those
ally taught in the best Colleges OF orr eoui-
vs. Eyervthing in the course which VIII haVc
u:,etcaI bearing in after life, will receive pfrtc
r., attention. so that graduates OF thls lns'i'uc
.;on viii be prepared to enter upon the oaIles oi
W. s.s;neas life with practical as we'll as sclen
dfs knowledge. .oo..e,, rosr,t.
Tbe long experience. and successful results
.,:.h have hitherto followed the efforts OF the
srssput superintendent give him the fullest con
as RSsnce i, assuring those who may place puplis
..dsr bs charge, that perfect satisfaction VIII De
s~an both in the advancement Of the students
srd the proper attention to their necessary wants
and comfort. -
smployed as assistants.
'IE Ths greatest facilities for imparting instruc-
,.-,csions will be provided; such as Chemical and
Philosophical apparatus and the necessary books
:" The = advantages for acquiring a knowledge of
M French language in thfs Institution are supc-
n 10 those Of any other in the country.
II Il R MI 8 :.
Yuiion. Boarding and Washing, lper an
~.;.;or and half boaders fper annum.1. 10000
Tnltion in Preparatory Department, per
ia'avn usaur = 5000
ra;.;ou a.,,'r i, CLASSICAL Department. ... 1900
r.,rsnce rru q fee for boarders only 1000
ssPayments to be made half yearly in adj
vance.
For further information address
A. w. JACKSON, NJ. D.
Jan. 50. ls5sly President,-Pte Coupee, La
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LIVERY STABLE.

~y. THE UNDERSIGNED would res
EAZ pectfully inform his friends and the
Xs--Z-p1blie generally that he is prepared
to accommodate them with every convenience in
the Livery line. Lis stables are as cenmediou
as ever. j. H HENSHAW,
Bayou Sara, jan Is, '5s. Proprietor.
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YTymr r r,~..7--3 :.
wv | - LlATkL Land Warrants in Nisaonr;
INV .ra IN ~ u irssrate q 5. Land. WIN also
Ne New Road. = sls aiver, miles above
ssansy y. 1853
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish fPointe Conpee-Ninth District Court.
Jercmie Gauthicr, Tutor
W. No 1851
s. NJ. haac. ct ais.
RY virtue Of, and to satisfy writ of Fl Fa, is
~ Med in The above entitled suit and to me di-
fected By the Hon. the Ninth District Court in
md for the parish and State aforesaid. to satisfy
plaintiff demand and costs Of suit, have seiz-
g. and will offer at public sale at the Court
House on
ssaturaay, tie Sd day Of Apra, 1858,
q II o'clock q. m. all the right, title and inter
est chat the defendant has In and to tho following
described property to-wit:
a nulato man named Orlan aged ss years.
TERMS Of Sale-Cash sriA Appraasemeat.
-. SEVERN PORCHE, Sh'f.
Pointe conpee, feb. 81, 1858. 7tds
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

Parish Of Pointe Coupee, Thirteenth Justice of
the Peace Court
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State of Louisiana.

Parish of Pointe Coupee-Ninth District Court
w. B. Wood, and wife
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State Of Louisiana.

Parish of Orleans-Fourth District Court.
Ridgill, Roberts & Terrell,
for the use of J. Lalande. No. 1929.
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REsTA6ANTS.

DEsTAVRAET.-JoHN OUT INFORMS rHR PU srao
~ tbat ne mas secome proprietor N the restaurant Me- Is
William street known ae Charles Becker,s restaurant ge
having been formerly steward board N the Arago Nsns
h'msen perfectly competent 70 satisfy all his gues's
THE sroRE-IF pHEy Mrss you AT HOWE, AFTER
- oomeruc houf IN the eveniuF be y6n hsv
been 70 me store Of course jour family gu.tsis suppose
you meen Won have been detained plsc. Of business
JANss AnLtf Delightful retreat, A. IL Leroy place
best OF liquors and enjoying the decHs chops seahs
and secers
HT,HE NEW PLACE"sls7 WILLIAM STREET THREE
doors below Beekman street Luncheon and refresh
nens aes me old stock old wires and Hquors
bier on draugh ham, beef and tongue sandwiches picked
Cyers aud tongues pasry nd cold choice Havana
segaIs Prices ncfers's.
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fNoAB-NoT SCRANTON PIrTsroN OR POOP
~ quality q white ash, brt hes, quality 81 red ash stove
ccel dfsehsrvnr At the foot Of King street. td delivered
" 10 per ton while the vessels are dischstgrg
VAT. CLINTON, conner of King ana Green pich sis
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-
9TH wARD-THE REGULARS WILL wEET AT THE
Seventh Ward Hotel l7s Madison street. on Monday
ming, February At ~ O'Clock. '''
4 ITH wARD-ATIEyTTor REGuf.A Rs-rTT VTW
Sunday evening the IN inst, ct John Kellys lac esex
PETER xcDERxorr Chairman.
jaws LyrcH, Secretary.
CENrRAL DEMOCRATIC CLuB.-THE NFvBFRs ARE
" requested 10 At Union Buildings Is3 Hosiery
Tuesday night The oh instant, AZ 81 O'clock S'
EvyssrT. Secretary. 9. n. BRACKET President
N BThe Committee ~ Arrsneeme for Tho ceIehr anon
= he Hh day q March win meet At O'Clock =, he same
n'eEt erf On the same evening
EUGEsE A. KozLay. thurman.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.
INTELLIGENCE OFFICES.

AIRS. YoRKsToN LATE SUPERINTENDENT OF THE
M Employment Society, Is and Ia Bibe House, begs IN
ladies " York and surrounding
nv those commodious premises No
Fourth avenue oppose the Cooper nstute) whore they
can be with domescs Of good isracer, IN every
branch Of household employ also coachmen Wallets
Ma
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NEW INVENTION oF ARTIFICIAL TEETH WITH
Az out meta plase or csspsHs tee N tested by the
pes, ~ ~ New ft for being the only material which
not unheey Tor The wesrer and three fourths lighter
than any Others used and be over root, and
cayed eeth. Dr y H. s1GKSMOND has the best cert
ventiop At q Bleecker street =
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COAL,

6A E0-COAL, A5e-COAL AT LESS THAN ruM.
pf.OV prices Dschareng his day, the frss tuaii.
~ stove coal which viii deliver part ~ tht city
~ 10 Less 20 cartmen, dealers pe1s &C. fssn
scn delyersd Apply % pier foo, Of iIsmmery street
An other coas Al The lowest market prices -
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UNARM AND MILL FOR sALE-23 ACRES GOOD
land suitable for vegetable FARM Is miles from Brook
lyn. mill good condition. with full will be
separately together. Apply TO r. c. BELL 3i3 Fulton
street, BROOKLYN.
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UNOR SALE-A WELL FITTED UP GROCERY AND
liquor store doing lood cash business. Apply %
East Eleventh street. bew First and Second No
agents heed apply.
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II sacrifice The ovns~ h eolng Rorope strictly
fret class three brick front and brown
floor, ranges, CRATES r'sssive easwsry msroe msne.
ssined sess folding dcrs fine pseered SUP ceisr
eleespt manner dsys wet 20. and urd.r TIE
the ferry and the location v healthy sod we lines
cars within the hne cisiern, awsvs
s and pump os ercel~rt within few of the
bouse contains aud psntrfes rooms closets
A. CONT ward IN front and ocloths, whlob
are new with the furuvre, wfi be cold ~ desired VIII
e n S' fse eeep Cost a. Sd q so IN sTO viii be
sold Tor sso 81 caeh down; - 500 mortrsge nearly
half ns value Apply 90 JOHN y. WILLIAMS, le Nassau
sroe ~ i42 Eighth avenue y. Y.
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LNOR sALE-THE STOCKAND FIXTURES OF A FIRST
class confectionery restaurant together with the
Location in he desirable part Broad
way. Terms easy. Apply r. HOWARD, % William st.
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UNWILLING HOUSE TO LET-SITUATED ON THE
IL south side of Twelfth street. between Sixth and seventh
avenues. house good orasr WIN oan Stationary wash
range. gas including chandeliers Lot Il by lob feet
desirable Possession May Apply O. Smith, ~
Twelfth street. or 10 the undersigned. -
2 ~ SMITH LAWRENCE, l57 Duane street.
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DIOR eALk-A DESIRABIE RESIDENCE, SITUATED
three miles west of Newark New Jersey in the most
pleasant part OF North Orange comprising Of fine
garden land which there Gothic cottage dwell
Ing house neatly painted and In good order well of excel
lent water fruit trees of all kinds shade trees
and shrubbery Cars the door daily and ia within Eve
minutes walk of The depot This 10 desirable residence
be sold low further particulars address boz
Ala Newark Post Office, sppy G. LUINNELL, 24S Null
berry street, Newark, N. j.
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no you USE S0APt-A GREAT SAVING TO FAM
~ lies. A chance TO make and money BY enclosing
i've postage stamps the undersigned will send valuable
recipe (which originally 81 COZ making thirty
four pounds Of costing about two cents pound and
superior 20 what usually sold eight pound with
fun and explicit directions for making the which
very simple. The above soap invaluable acquisition
laundry and wash house. Address Dr. layton
street, New York. Write Jour and address plain.
Sent free Of postage 10 any part Of the United sties
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LNARMS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED
Il New York or Brooklyn first class propertyrhe adver
four hundred Of desirable land
which he win sell exchange The property be divided
suit the views Of parties desiring beautifully located
farm There good dwellings, the farm house
worth about 1900 with barn stables and building and
elegant building with all the
of residence worth about The property cost with
stock farm utensils &C. about and will be sold entire
about eight miles from Warrington e, in very desirable
neghborhood celebrated for its beahiness For further
particulars address " Bachelor, Cottage Post Office Mont
gomery county, Maryland.
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DENTfsTRy.--G. j. EAGLEToN INSERTS sEErB Al
- the lowest possible prices se,s silver -; go,
10 conunuous gum rs Tech without DE
pain, at sq Canal street. near MVcer one bock west
Broadway
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DANCING AADEMIHs.

10 LESSONS AT NINE AUvAGEAUs DANCING
q academy ees Brosd~syipPc-iie bond street render
pupils proficient In all the dnces Open day and
evening. Les Lanciers" without charge. Full
orchestra and fifteen danseusssyery night
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HANDY AT LESS THAN CosT.-HAvING BEEN THUS
" far successful in retaining full complement OF work
throughout the panic and the product Of Their labor
ceedinr the present demand. present Offering fresh
made candy at less Than the cost Of production viz Knk
erbocker candy, for shipping, al He. Rip Van wnkle
candys sound pure article loc drops juube paste
rock candy. &C., Ac the lowest prices No charge for
boxes. THOMAS g. HoDGKlNS, l3& Greenwich street, be-
tween Cortlandt and Liberty streets
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L,INAL CLOSING OF THE OLD AND FAvoRITE DRY
II goods mart, well known Columbian Hail. 2Sl Grand
The assgnees intend selling the entire balance of the desa
bic stock of dry goods al the above place far below the
before asked effect its entire clearance before the
q inst, when they have give up the premises Adams
Spencer, carpet dealers,
And urge public avail themselves of this
chance of purchasing dry goods under those favorable
circumstances.
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81 BARCLAY STREET, (ASTOR HOUSE.)-CUSTOM
u shirts order. Although there Ia nothing green
this establishment gents at the aud others
will find convenient order their shirts there where they
will better fitting shirt, better material and Oh sper
than a any other house In the city
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NICE SMALL FARM NEAR SYRACUSE. on
good brick and wooden house and four lots IN en-
Of Syracuse; acres of farming and timber land IN th
State part under will exchange part or all 10
New Brooklyn property, any kind Of merchaI
disc Apply TO J. s. DAVIS, owner 29 Broadway, room