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ShOtf. Hf1COfi VIZ tttt:Stl, ist l. t--'tn
Spiayfef, Mss. feh :. t-.I7.
BROTHER AVER will ehe.riu y certify youc 'vaorltL
is the best remedy for the Of tos
nlty il the south appreciate your Skill and comment your
medicine to people. HIRAM CuNhI.iN.
AMOS LEE, Esq.,. Monterey. - writes, sd Jan: 1850 :
' had tedious iutiuenza ant,ed
weeks took many medicines without relief finally f'td Your
sctor by the aarce Of our Clergyman The fest dose
the bottle made completely we'll Your medicines the
cheapest we'll the best buy, you,
Doctor, and your remedies, as the poor man riSrd'
ASTHMA OR PHTHISIC, AND BRONCHITIS.
Hest Manchester p H., Feb :, $50.
SIR Your Cherry Pectoras performing mar'sf"u cures
in this eclion Il has relieved several from alarming symptoms
of consumpton and curing who has seen under
affection of the lungs for the last forty years.
HENRY /. PARKS, Asfr,ant.
A. A. RAMSEY, M. D., .7ltion Monroe Co., I4. *-'t's,
sept, e. 1855 During my practice OF many years AaVe
fouud nothing equal your Cherry ecora for giving
relief to consumptive ratHts curing such chab
We nigh add evidence but the convincing
trial.
CONSUMPTION.
Probably remedy has bern known which cured
many and such dangerous this, Some aid
can reach but 10 those the Cherry Pectorai o'ds
ief and comi3Ft.
s4stor House, Ne.? Fork C1t1 March 5. 1856
DOCTOR YER, Low ELI fee! it a duty and pleas
inform you what your Cher Pcorui has done
"e. She had been five mth iaRorng under he daDs=ron
symptoms of Consumption, from which aid could
her much relief She steadily failing, uatl Dr.
Strong city, where have ADVICE
dea trial of yo ur medicne bless his kinless do
your SKILL for she has recovered from that day. She
strong to be, bu, free from her cough,
calls herself well.
Yours with gratitude aid regard.
ORLANDO SHELBY, CT 5heiay7;le.
Consum;tiaes. do despair til have tried Cher
ry Pecorci 1t made by oI the hest medical chemists
in the world and its all around bespeah the high
IFS of its vrtues-PhifadesphI Ledger.
PREPARED BY DR.. J. C. AVER,
Practical and %9saigt;col Chemist, Locc. Mass,
And sold by P L. CO.. opelou=a,. j. G, Gousuet
ernilonv!e- and by druggists everywhere.
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z3;srry's Landing Warehouse.

zsarry's E4:ezas:s ssS Warehouse.
sSVHh undersigned having leased this
Il Landing, respectfully informs the pub
lie that he will spare no pains to the care Of
merchandise aud predicts con6ded to his care
He takes this opportunity Of informing
those interested that no freight will be deIiv
cred By him unless the storage and steam
beat freight shall hav been PAID in advance
or on delivery Of the same. Vi:
e. P sHATGUEL.
Barre Landing, July 10th, 1857.
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III n b. j !. OUR EFT nnounoes to The
@ planters II general z;thatt she vii buy
cotton md will pay the hIaaest price for the
SINE, by A ,lsafl BIZ Commission Merchants
Il New Orleans. ID IS. Il
opehusas. January Esd Esd, 1883
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McHENRY HUSBAND.
Opelousas, January 9th, 1858.
tate OF Eo,gtsld2ga.

Parish e,s Of s.. :,a Landry. No: $3.50.
Estates of Benjamin, Theodore and Mario
Louise pcrrodin, deceased.
ANHARLEs A. PERRODIN, Of the Pa
~ rish of St. Landry, Administrator Of
the Estates of Benjamin, Theodore and Marie
Louise Perrodin, deceased, having fled a
statement of his administration Of said Estates,
showing the sums he has received and those
he has paid out, accompanied by petition
praying that the same may be homologated
And whereas the prayer of said petition
has been granted by an order Of Court, dated
10Th January, 1858.
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all
interested, to make opposition, if any they
have, within thirty days from the date hereof,
why said Statement should not be homoIoga-
ted and that he be continued in his capacity
of Administrator of said Estates
L. LASTRAPES, Clerk.
Opelousas, February 9Th, 1858.
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Il 5Hfi undersigned hereby notify planters
y and others that from and after the 1st
Of November next 1856, The storage now
existing will leneeforth be charged for n.er-
chandize and other articles laying In their
warehouses; for the period OF oase naos,tja, and
for every additional month or part Of a
MONTH the same additional rates viii be
charged
Nothing will be delivered until the
storage is paid
DEDAILLON 4 CARRIERE.
Washington. October Itn, 1866 o
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New Cheap Cash Store.
IL .E.' :. |. ! -. -,

z THE undersigned, thankful for the
@sEllL patronage heretofore extended to him,
" - 81 -weuld respectfully inform his friends
aud the public generally that he has located HIM
self ia the Town of Washington, where he is now
ready to execute promptly and! with neatness all
work entrusted 30 him, such as Carriage Requiring
Painting, Trimming and Ornazslenting, as well as
Sign and Ornamental. Painting generally By close
attention to business he hopes t merit continue
=tion of patronage A. GOING.
Washington, la, Jan 3oth, 1s5s.-1Y.
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HOTEL FslR SALE.

E,lTHssasERGM Goat.
II un1e ri gned has now, at Wishing
IN ton I4a 800 barrels best Pittsburgh
Goal, which he will sell cheap ffor cash
Apply to DebailIon b Garriere, Washing,
tor,s OF tos A. A1eynier, OpeEousas. S..
/. san IL. lls1REIGSTON.
January 9th 1858 sas8A7
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a'sszezzc s=ssaa.

"a Ti1L ruhlc are hereby informed that
= there will be sold, at public sale, TO the
last and highest bidder. by competent IF Fl
Ger, at the residence Of the undersigned, neal
P0;nte P'a4uemlne, in the arish Of St
Landry ma
Monday the lst day of March, next,
1853 the following described property, to wit
ss.2 So A. -,
as follows:
jacques, Carpenter, aged 45Aa.s.
Marie, aged 10 years, with her cl Rld, named
Michel, aged Years Z
Desiree. aged 80 years with her four chill
dren, offs years and under A
AuguStin, aged 80 years, carpenter.
CIeonide, aged % years, good washer and
ironeE, and her four children, Of years and
under
Louis, aged % years, good field hand.
FRANCOIS, ags4 rs years, good field hand
Joseph, aged 3 years, good field hand
. Benjamin, aged 10 years. good field hand.
Julie, aged l6 years, good house servant
Modesto, aged Il years; good servant.
Marie aged l. years, good servant.
Felix, aged L years.
4 4 Let @T G2c cu11D.
situated between PIaquemine Point and
Bellevue. in this Parish, containing 50 14j100
acres,
zrazssEoyeszs csats and Fences
on the above said land, to be sold separately
Fifteen head fgeutIe horned cattle,
three pairs work oxen, one pair
horses, two OK carts, one horse
cart, one double barreIIed gun,
500 barrels of corn, 1000 bundles
of fodder, aratory utensils, house-
hold furniture, kitchen utensils,
&c, &c.
Terms and Conditao7,s ALI sums of
FIVE dollars and under, payable cash, and all
sums over five dollars payable thus: One
thlrd oD the first Of March 1850, one third on
the first of March 1860, and tue last third on
the first of March 1861. Purchasers furnish
ing security in soiido, to the satisfaction Of
whom the right, and all sums not punctually
paid, to bear eight per cent interest per an
mum, from maturity until paid, and moreover
the land and slaves remaining specially mort
gagged until final payment
Payments to be made in the hands and at
the residence of William Elkins, agent, at
Plaquemine Brulee, in this Parish
T Acts of sale to be passed before Yves
D'Avy, Recorder, at the costs of purchasers,
on the premises and on the Day of sale.
CELESTE DOUCET,
Widow Silvert Thibodeau.
Opelousas, January S0th, 1853.
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JAGl5s RAY, IcE ARx PUBLIC.
AM ILL puue5ually attend all business entrusted
w co MS care Office at OpeloaSas.
Opelou4as April o5ttl, 1857
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gBzsG D. e. LEE.

q y AS removed to Prairie Laurant, on the
q q plantation lately belonging to isobE.
r. HarweIl where he will practice his Pre-
fession with diligence and punctuality.
St. Landry March 18th, lo5T,-tf.
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Opelousas, October 18th, 1857.
FRANKLIN INSTITUTION

THEODORE VALADE, PRINCIPAL.
& HAVE the honor of informing the public and
parents in particular that my Institution has been
removed the plantation formerly owned by Jacques
Lastrapes, where ready to receive the scholars
whom parents will cenfde to my care.
That well known positi,n, at short distance from
CpeIocsas and Washington, being unquestionably
ssua5ea in the most healthy part of the Parish, and
not exposed annual maladles will assure to parents
the health of their children whose studies will never
be interrupted.
So far regards instruction and education, shall
neglect nothing to merit continuance Of the kind
patronage with which | have been honored here.
Terms, payable Quarterly.
Y Boarders, for Scholastic year of ten months and
Y half, $3.50 90
Day scholars, for same period, 40 90
Ali Quarters commenced must be paid in full, and
no deductions made for absence, except in cases of
sickness. T. VALADE,
- Principal ard Proprietor.
st. Landry, July 14th 1857.
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IIoETsTG

Barre's Landing. July 10th, 1857.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-10-29
engine War"

Quite war has arisen in consequence Of
the Engine trial here on the 18th inst, and
the consequent triumph of No !, Of Els
worth. We did not witness the trial, and
was out Of town at the time But on our
return. we took especial pains to enquire il
the trial was fair one, and if tho Bangor
Company were satisfied with the award
The answer was invariably, that the trial
was fair one; but that the Committee, for
fear Of being thought partial to No. l, was
extremely liberal to the Tiger Company,
and took Mr.. Collects own judgement as to
the l1nsth of their playing. We are salts
lid that the "Tigcrs' were handsomely
hat'n, and that they acknowledged it here.
Ilr rii r. t, dls, after their return. t.
o..i nj ID. ll.c's the company in much
ns'r' un,l.si;tblc pjsti N then tina. Of mere
!, Citing outplayed, The latter might be
reversed on a second trial, the former is not
50 easily remedicd.
Zimmerman Company No. published a
sta tement of the matter in the Times on
Tuesday, which has callel out counter
statement by Mr.. Collet, of Bangor. who
was understood to be the agent of Tiger Co.
and acted as such while here. We under
stand that some of Mr.. Collects statements
will be met by such testimony. and by such
an overwhelming amount of it, showing to
the contrary of his assertions, as will leave
no room to doubt where lies the right Of this
matter.
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New CLOTHING AT Low PRIcgs--Ne,c Good,
for the Fail Irddc-Our friends, J. w
Smith & Co, corner Of Dock Square and
Elm Street, have just replcnished their pop
ular Clothing Store with large and excel
lent stock Of Cloths, Cassimeres, Doeskins
Vestings, de-, selected with great care from
the best commission houses in New York
and Boston. This firm has marked out q
line of policr which is achieving for itself ar
enviable position, and is meeting with de.
served success. The rery best-as to quality
durability and styles what the patrons OIL
this house are sure Of receiving. Employ.
ing experienced cutters, civil statesmen, and
deceiving no man, it is no wonder that their
model departments are full of purchasers.
Although the ready made clothing sold here
is as fashionable and as we'll put together as
that Of any first class custom tailoring estab-
hshment in the city-a fact which renders
this irw so popular-particular attention Is
also given to the custom or order department
thus uniting in one house all the elements
Of q successful clothing establishment. The
stock is complete at all times, and also com.
prises every article known as gents furnish
ing goods. The firm possesses every facility
incident to the business, and is well worthy
of its extensive patronage, Citizens and
strangers are invited to call and inspect the
goods offered at this MODEL CLOTHING MOUSE.
Boston Ledger.
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FRUiTs OF SLAvERY...-John 9. I'm.
derwood of Virginia. communicated 10
the Anti-Slavery Standard an account of
the murder ola master by bis slave, at
Glimer in that State. The evidence
given on the trial of the slave establish
ed the facts that the master was in the
habit of whipping the slave till his back
was covered with bloody Rashes and bis
strength exhausted, and then. to revive
him, he would wash the bloody back
brine, and arouse him by the application
of a red.hot iron. Several fostering
burns were shown on the back Of tho
negro. It was when the master was
breathing to repeat this torture. that
the spirit Of q man was aroused in tho
negro. and he fell the tyrant to the
ground. trampled out his life, and buri-
Cd him in the garden.
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Ono Word Of EXPLANATION.

Our readers will recollcct that we pub
. lished dispatch. the week before election
stating that draft for one hundred dollars
on Robert Bird, drawn in favor Of George s.
Peters, BY Hon. Bion Bradbury. was paid ct
, the Casco Rank, Portland. on "Wednesday oil
that week The Portland Advertiser pub
lished the same, the Bangor Why ditto; and
it -as current all over the district, on the
line Of the telegraph. G,o S. Peters WAS
then stumping this county in favor Of Mr..
Bradbury's election This draft seemed to
me to offer better reason for his changing
fronts, from Foster to Bradbury, and advo-
eating the latter's election. than the ones l
had noticed in the Bingor Times, and Ban-
of the American was all mailed, VIC learned
that the draft was drawn in favor of j. A.
Peters Esq. Bangor, instead of Geo. s. Pc
tiers Esq, Ellsworth. In the next issue we
made the correction which the facts and JUS
ticc to the parties required The Hon. d ion
Bradbury. at the recent sitting Of the Grand
Jury in Washington county, went before
that body and complained of the said publ
cation, and the comments thereon, and a
bill was found az inst US. 1t 50 happened,
that there were more than twelve Of the Ju-
ry that were the gentleman's Political
friends. How far this fact, coupll with
the other one. that We all had just emerged
from the hardest. and the most severe politi
cal contest in this Congressional District,
ever known in it, hal to do with the finding
of the bill, or might have operated, unintcn-
tionally on the minds of the jurors, we do not
care to inquire.
If We had thought the gentleman had any
further claims upon US, for farther and
more ample correction than we mad, at the
time Of our own accord, we would have
checrfully gone to the verge Of honorable
dealing with honorabl. men, to have salts
fled him. But it seems that he has taken
different course to obtain redress, (and We do
not complain Of him for t) and We cheerful
y abide the result. The only thing we COM
plain OF is, that the gentleman should COM
pei the prosecuting officer to hang up this
Indictment. like Mahomet's coffin, between
the heavens and the earth, for an indefinite
period.
We think Mr.. Bradbury is possessed of too
much sense, to have gone into this matter in
the way he has, of his own motion. 1t was
evidently done to satisfy the opportunities
Of some Qaixotic friends, VIII, have already
damaged him, AMI who would ruin any man
possessed of sufficient weakness to be inAu-
cnoed by them.
In reply to the many questions asked, as
to the state of the matter now, all we can
say is, that on the afternoon VIC left, our
counsel gave notice that before the adjourn
mcnt of the Court, he should make motion
to quash the Indictment. Whether he did
or not, We are not advised.
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Supreme Judicial Court.
JUSTICE NAY

The Court was opened on Tuesday at ten
O'Clock. Prayer by Rev. Robert Cole
The Juries were then impanneled. Judge
May delivered written charge to the Grand
Jury. The following members Of the Bal
were in attendance
CD. Abbott Esq, B. W. Hinkley ESQ.,,
Arno wiswell Esq, 7. c. Woodman Esq,
Parker Tuck Esq. , Samuel Waterhouse Esq
f. Hale Esq, A. F. Drinkwater Esq. J. A.
Deane Esq, George s. Peters ESQ, and
Geo. W. MADDOX Esq.
GRAND JURY.
Abraham Richardson, fremont, Foreman.
Ziba Bartlett, Trenton; Francis Blu ok,
Orland; John L. French, BuckspoIt; Joshua
Hooper, Castine, Excused lst. day;) Luther
Lord, Surry; Thomas II. Leland, Eden;
George W. Murch and Gcroge York, Els
worth; Lemuel E. D. Peters, Bluchill; VIM.
n. Perkins, Penobscot; Abraham Richard
son, fremont; Daniel Rcmick, Bucksport;
Samuel Scammons Jr., Franklin; Timothy
C. Tapley, Brooksville; Daniel o. rhurston
Scdgwick; Francis Taft, Gouldsboro, and
Thu Warner, Deer Isle.
lsT. TRAVERSE JURY.
Foreman David s. Joy, Ellsworth; Asa
NJ. Gliddcn, Ellsworth; Geo. W Ash, Sulli-
van; Henry Blake, Brooksvllle; Edison II.
Buker, Castnc; Zcbah W. Burrcll, Buck-
sport; Asa Carter ID, Surrv; Eli Colby Jr.,
Mariaville; Benjamin Deliver, fremont,
Samuel Hale Jr. Brooklin Stephen Hodg.
den, Trenton, Sabin Uutchings, Penobscot.
%. TRAVERSE JURY.
Forcman-John Somcs. Mt. Desert; CAL
vim p Jordan, Ellsworth; John Jordan,
Scdgwick: Solace Morse, Bluehill Samuel
+. Parker, Dedham; Nathaniel Robbins,
Deer Isle; Samuel II, Richards, Eden. Luth-
or p Stevens, Gouldsboro; Alpheus Strout,
Amherst; Otis Stinson, Deer Isle; Roswell
Silsby. Aurora; jeremiah II. Soper, Orland.
Joseph p Thomas, Bluehill, and Leon
ard Wooster, Hancock, Sep.
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VOLUNTARY Elizabeth Bick.
ley, a free girl of color. aged about % years,
voluntarily went into slavery, at the present
term of the Abingdon Circuit Court. She
was bought by Capt. Samuel Skinner, Shcr-
of the kind we have heard of, says the Alb
insdon Democrat, in this end of the State
The woman is very intelligent, and was full
to provide and care for her than she was her
self This is a nut for Yankee philosophy
to crack Eastern Argus.
What does this prove? that slavery is
preferable to freedom if so, then if better
for poor colored people it must be for the
poor whites, if some rich Capt. Skinner can
be found to make the purchase. How silly
to take single instance like the above, to
show how much better the colored people
think the Democratic doctrine Of slavery is,
than the Republican doctrine of freedom to
all. Zone swallow does not make summer,
nor does the above offer a very hard nut for
Yankee to crack Who has not heard
of the political prisoner incarccrated in the
Bastile 50 long, that when he was set at lib
erty, such changes had come over the place
of his nativity-Death had been 80 busy in
cutting down old associates and companions,
that he begged to be sent back to his dun
geon to spend his days? All this did not
prove that life in dungeon is better than
life in the free air of Heaven. Neither does
the above instance of voluntary scrvitudc
PROVE that slavery is the normal condition Of
the colored people, or of any other. In a
state like South Carolina, where free blacks
are dealt with so harshly by the laws, We
are not certain but the girl did the best thing
snc could. Even the Abingdon Democrat
says sit is the first instance of the kind known
in that part of the state,'' notwithstanding
the severity, the laws and the hardshps i'm
posed by them on the free colored people.
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HorsE or RErRxskx1Arixx.. The Hon.a

HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVES. The Housd
consists of 1876 members. OF these, SO have
been chosen-60 opposition and % Admin
istration. The number to b, elected Is $50.
which stand in the present House-66 oppo-
sition and 81 Administration.
This gives the contested seats to those
who hold the certificates Of election viz.
BARTLETT (Adm.) Of st. Louis, and the
two Anti-Lccompton members from Cal
ifornia. 1t is possible that the House
will assign the st. Louis seat to BIA,R
(Opp) and it may give the Californi.
ones to the Democratic contestants VET
to be elected. In that case the FOOTING.
would be SO and 81.
The States yet to elect are represent.
ed in the present House, as follows, cla.-
styling Republicans, Americans and An.
ti-Iecompton Democrats all under tho
head of s.Oppos.f;oc
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To Advertisers Of Foreclosures &c

All who advertise notices of Foreclosure in
the American, are informed that complete
file of this paper is kept in the Office of the
Register Of Deeds, for the purpose of prov.
ing notice. This will save advertisers Of
such notices some trouble and Inconvenience
as they will not be under the necessity of OBJ
tanning the three extra copies from this
Office
We will prove notices of Foreclosure, oil
Orders Of the s. j. Court, and other legal
notices, when requested to do 50, and with
out extra charge.
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FRA barn belonging to Silas K. Tri.
bou in Bucksport, was burned on Sunday
night last, containing about so tons of hay
mostly pressed; and large amount of straw
and grain, farming utensils, carriages, &c.
Loss estimated at $500, and no insurance
Supposed to be the work of an incendcary
The barn was located little out of the vii
lage, and about 80 rods from any other build
ing. When first discovered, it was complete
ly enveloped in flames, and beyond the reach
of human skill to save.
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Malt RoBnERs ARRESTED. Charles Foster
{ EreMcr and Inhn Miller Of unld.n ,u,

Mali RonnERs ARRESTED. Charles Foster
of Brewer, and John Miller Of Holden, two
pc, sons we'll known by the police. were ar
rested last week, charged with robbing tho
mail between this city and Chcrryf.ld-
in August last, and again week before last,
Foster was arrested Wednesday morning and
escaped from the officers, and was again ar
rested Saturday night, lie was first found
sccreted in cellsr in Holden, and the second
time he was taken from Garage while in tho
act of escaping in company with man named
Davis. Foster and Miller are now in jail
Some Of the missing papers, &C., have boon
found. The arrests were planned and mSdo
by Mr., Simon +. Walker. assisted by officers
Bieknell. Green and Howard.-[Whis.
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"FAILERE OF DANIEL Z. Soxn. "A largo
draught is suddenly made on the sympathies
Of the Argus. What with the case Of the
"shipmasters," and that Of our member OF
Congress elect, VIC fear the Argus must fail
to furnish the necessary demand. But for
the relief of the Argus, we learn that attach.
ments have recently been made on Mr.. Somes
property for claims already abundantly -
cured, that receipters are or are about TO q
given, and that his business will 60 or 4"
usual. Advertiser. -
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ILLINOIS, Tom. Corwin, who has Just
been elected to Congress in Ohio, is stump
ing Illinois for the Republicans. He is one
of the most popular speakers in the West
Hon. F. P. Blair is also doing good service
in the same State, The election takes place
next Tuesday. IfMr. Douglas succeeds, he
gains position that viii enable him to coz
qucr peace on his own terms, Of the bogu.
democratic party,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-10-29

The ILLUSTRATED PHaIsoInGIeAL ALMANAC
for 1859, has been received. This little
work is full of interesting information, which
all would do we'll to make themselves &C.
quainted with, principally on Phrenology.-
All the works published by Fowler & Wells,
aim to make man better and happier,
Fowler 4 Wells. -
New York.