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membrance, and blended with all your acts of love
shall be the memory OF that tender care which YOU
| have ever exercised over us--a memory which shai
remain with us whenthe hacyon days Of our early
youth shall have passed away forever. We have seer
what good results may arise from proper use oil
talent and it shall be our aim 10 continue the good
work You have begun, and we shall ever strive to
emulate your example. In all those years to come
when You shall be leading Others over the same rough
path which yon have smoothed for us, we would re-
quest an occasional remembrance of our little band.
And we trust, kind teacher, that all the joy which
ever accrues to morals here, and the bliss that be-
longs TO the good and pure, may be yours.
Now, my schoolmates, we are about to part, but
before we do, let me make few remarks TO You.
BE persevering in your studies. Be willing TO COM
ply with the acquisitions OF your teachers and trust IN
the belief that the task which is set you will
produce the desired result in its own good time. Be
strong In the faith that you will one OF these days
meet the reward of your exertions, and may the
knowledge you acquire be as durable as the oak
itself and may it, like the oak whose wdespreading
branches give protection to the way-worn traveller,
throw its influence over those with whom you come
in contact and may your thoughts aud hopes in the
acquisition of that knowledge, bid you like the pine,
strive EDWARDS, aye, upwards until you shall have
accomplished your highest wishes.
Now, my dear classmates, we are about to leave
scenes endeared to US by so many pleasing memories
Never again will we come together as classmates, as
companions, climbing the steep ascent to learnings
shrine but before we part may the chain of mutual
affection which has bound together be rveted more
firmly, and let no after contact with the world dim
its brightness. The cordial grasp of friendship will
soon be exchanged the farewell whispered by fater
ing tongues, and we on earth may meet no more.
Then let the memory Of this parting hour inger with
through life let its pleasant associations never be
forgotten and let us hopefully await reunion in
that better and holier world.
IMoGENE DOYLE
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The UrAH TELEaRArH.-The Washington CORES.
pendent Of the Baltimore Sun says Of the project for
establishing line OF telegraph to Utah:
AS military measure. it will be more efficient and
economical than any other that can be devised The
gentlemen who have offered TO take the contract for
this work are remarkably well fitted for its prompt
execution by their energy and experience. MI
0kely was the pioneer Ia the construction Of lines
70 the Mississippi from the Atlantic, and he says the
extension Of the lines TO Utah from It's present western
terminus Is more easy OF accomplishment than was
the construction Of the line on this side Of it ut the
time i WAS effected Col. Shaifhar, another OF the
contractors, constructed line Of telegraph for the
Russian Government, from Moscow 10 Sebastopo
during the war In the Crimea. Col. Speed, who is
ne other contractor. has long been connected with
inc business and has the reputation Of being one OF
the best electricians in the country The line viii be
constructed and put in operation within hundred
days from breaking ground, and will therefore, be
prosecuted, Pa.s passt, with the march Of the new
expedition for Utah.
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Wild Cat Money.

The recent annoyance consequent upon the suspen.
sion of specie payments by the banks brings to mind
an incident which occurred something like twenty
| years ago in a Western city. The story may have
been published, but we do not remember having seen
i in print at all events, we will tell it and run the
| risk
AT the time we speak, gentleman having in his
possession ten or twelve hundred dollars certain
banking Institution away out West, went up to the
counter one fine morning, and addressed the teller
in the following language
"Good morning sir. Beautiful weather! Ahem !
have something over a thousand dollars worth of
your money in my pocket. Do you redeem ~
The teller says "good mornin," smiles blandly and
answers I'VE redeem. sir, but we do not pay
specie.'
%pO not pay specie, hey Suspended, suppose '''
"what do you redeem with then ?' was the next
question.
With bills on the other banks" replied the clerk
most pleasantly. en-
And those, l presume, are also non-specie paying
banks?'
Very probably they are, sir" bowling very po.
litey.
"iwe, then, what kind Of bills can you give me ?"
4" Most any kind sir. Give you Red Cat"
:" Cant stand it!
" Well, then how's Gray Cat "
Wouldn't give straw for barrel Off it,
What do you say to Black Cat ~
"'Taint worth cuss ~
Well, I'll try and accommodate you with White
Cat"
1t wouldn't be any accommodation at all. Idon't
want your internal Wild Cat Money--neither Red
Cat, Gray Cat, Black Cat White Cat, or Tom Cat.
wouldn't use it to litter horse with. Haven't you
got some money on Eastern banks?r
No, sir softly and very polite" Eastern banks
are principally specie-payiDg Institutions"
'' If not Eastern then, have you bills on any other
banks that do pay specie?n
:. No. sir,' bowling most courteOusly.
Well, then" drawing his package from his pocket
with a desperate expression of countenance, g Can
you gire me toierdbiy executed counterfeit bills on
any bank that does pay specie y
No, SIR very loud and looks as if he felt him
self nsulted. Evening Newsletter.
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DEAD HEAD UNDER PE1TIcoAr.--we find the
following rather dshy story in an exchange.
AZ Battle Greek, New York, the other evening
two genlemen and lady--one Of the real skirt ex.
panders-got aboard the cars for Chicago. One Gen.
ueinan and his wife bad through tickets, while ths
other paid his fare only to the first station. from
certain manifestations. George Wandes, the con.
dncfor who l. keen on scent, concluded II was TN
Intention o. the trio 70 deadhead one Of the party
through 0narriying at Augusta, the gentleman aid
not gel out and 90 search being made he was found
secIeted 10 the ladies saloon. He was brought forth
and directed 70 leave the train at the next station
but On arriving there be was not 70 be found AlteF
long aud diligent search, in which everybody MAD
become interested, Il concluded he had leaped Cd
the train while 10 motion. Speculation was then rife
as % his fate, when gentleman sitting near the lady
OF big Dimensions, limited that those hoops might
there = tale unfold,n On producing a light, Tour
ieet were seen protruding from her pettcoais which
= was unreasonable to suppose belong TO one per-
son, and the lady was requested 70 RISE which she
senger.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-21

SHORT MAxINs FOR French COLONIES BY AN
ADsuRING BRIToN.-An is not bold that busters.
You may take your soldiers to the water, but it is
not so easy to get them safe across it.
IT'S distance that lends enchanment to the French
mans view OF England.
When fools fall out they very often get rather more
than they bargained for.
Brag is brave dog, but bis bark is feared in Eng
land as little as his bite.
An Englishman's house will never be turned into
Frenchmau's chateau. [Punch.
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]. WRIGHT & co.
IF YOU WOULD ESCAPE


LONG SUFFERING, WEAKNESS
DEFoRMITY OR PREMATURE DEATH
DaIIey's Magical Pain Extractor,
The only Instant, NeverFailng AntdOe Pain Earth
RANTED
To without smart quicker all other things
reevs has absolute and unmsakabs control
the many malades below named which dees ALL other
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l. Stops all pain, even of Burns instantly.
Heals Burns and Small Pox, etc, free Of scare
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L. Takes away Old Sores fully.
5 subdues all internal and external Inflammation.
G. Ends Commissions, Collie and Fits directly.
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g. Restores action and strength to Palsied Limbs.
O. Destroys Modification Instantly.
TO- Generates Flesh rotted thereby.
H. Keeps OF Black and Swelling after blows.
H. Dssoives Cataracts and strengthens Sight
- Draws and heals Bisters free Of or mark.
a. Neutrsies all posons and humor either hereditary
fused by bees hornets, mosquitoes, reptiles rabid ami
mails, corrupt bodies or plants.
ABsoLUTELY
Now whether the bgo believes not, Fire, Poison In
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las Cancer Inflammation of the Chest Bowels Pleurisy
Chronic Darrhea Dysenery rendered comparatively
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VIII be forfeited If it LIFE where all medical
science fails.
LLIoNs
Use It daily in Rsounded satisfactonal praise hN0NE
ARE SAFE WITHOUT IT. and it has become greatest
commercial antldote extant
Refer DIR. v. Mott York the greatest surgeon etc.
in America and all eminent physicians.
Forsale In New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and ISL Chartres street.
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Certificate of the Neto Orleans Underwriters.
The undersigned Under writer's having confidence 10 hi
BKlDGEW AFTER PAINT for the covering Of shnge roof
and frame buildings, will all tines give those FIRE risks
preference where The Brdg ewater Paint is used.
l.. MATHEWS, Agent Sun Mutual Insurance Company.
7. A ADAMS, Presil Crescent .. =.
A. BROTHER, Presit Home e.. =.
j. PEMBERTON. Prest N. q. .. =.
EDWARD OGDEN, Agent General Mutual ..
CHAS. BRIGGS, Agent Liverpool and London =.
SAML +. ASHTON, Agent Delaware Mutual =.
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Certificates OF Masters of Vessels, Ship Car
pehters. etc.
Certifeale Of Hughes & Yalette.

New Orleans March 4, 1855.
We have ued the BridgewaieT Mineral Paint which g. C.
Boyer, Co tor the steamboats,
Louisiana Dry Dock have had opportunity Of
judging Of its merits darahle and protective paint
In opinion II IL any have when
applied fresh work and in every respect equal what
represeHtedi be. In short time becomes perfect slate
and yet possesses great body aud elasticity For
sells railroad cars, bridges depo and every description
painting that is exposedo the weather. the BTidgewater Paint
consider invaluable.
Csigned) HUGHES, VALETTE 4 CO.,
Agents Of The Louisiana Dry Dock
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Certificate of Capt. Han, bark Hiarathn.

III
Ihave used the Bridgewater Paint and houses OF
the bark Hawaha and End superior any paint ever used
recommend 4 to masters of vessels especially decks In
June last decks leak ed and the dgewter strongly
recommended applied two coats since which they have been
perfectly tight and have needed caulkng painting
(Signed) DAVID, H. HALL. Master bark HiawathA
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Certiicate Of Capt. Hler. Of ~ rYrreR.

New Orleans March 3, 1856.
have been using the Brdgewater Mineral Paint the house
Of ship for the past two years consider vaua-
bic paint for seagong vessels recommend withoul
hesitation, both for economy and protective aua
ties. (Signed,) THOMAS @ HILER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-21

q, G. Bogert-DeRr sir have used your RRInGEWATER
PAINT the decks Of steamships and having fully tested
s value, cheeruy recommend it's the most
economical paint have used also find unequaled
painting decks covered with being durable peyious
TO water, and protection against ire.
(Signedl W. G. TEMPLETON.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-21

Once on time fair Amelia kissd
Whose nose was too distinguished TO be miss'd;
Said !, +" My love, l fain would kiss you closer,
But though your bps say yes your nose says no sir
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-21
DIR. osgood's India cholagogue

CURES
Fever and Ague Chs and Fever Dumb Ague Intermittent
and Remtent Fevers, Liver Complaint, Jaundice En-.
largenent of the Liver, Enlargement of the
Spleen, and all the various forms Of
BILIOUS DISEASES
This Invaluable medicine prepared from extensive
practice Of several years bilious climate never known
fail curing Fever and Ague any the diseases above
named.
Those who suffering from affections Of this kind
those who have become invads from cir upon
constitution will find the Inds Choagoguep most invauA-
bic remedy for purifying the blood thoroughly cleansing
from!the system the morbid effects of bilious climate
The wonderful effects of CholsgoRue in Graduating from
the human system only explain its extraordinary agency
the speedy thorough and Of Fever Ague
and the various grades Of intermittent rernten
has been tested in thousands of and by
all who used greatest and Ague RENE
dies extant
p-Be and ask Dr. osgoods India ChOlagogue as
there are MANY eounterfeits offered for sale.
For in New Orleans wholesale RETAIL propetors
prices by
J. WRIGHT CO.,
81 and ISL Charities street.
General Agents for the South.
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g. G. BOGERT 4 co.., Agents,


The superior qualities Of the BRIDGEwATER PAINT are
extensively known and it's reputation avoraby estAb-
shed, that the Agents deem necessary into
any heightened description Of Its merits, and will therefore,
only point ont few prominent properties and refer direct
10 selected testimonials from parties for the most part we'll
known in this vicinity.
For covering Roofs either Tn Iron Zinc Paper Canvas
Wood Il will be found bending shrinking
warpng Of the material upon which II used does not affect
Paint In twenty four hours dries four weeks It
becomes perfect Slate. As q FIRE and WATERPROOF
Paint will be found superior any other and perfect pro.
lection to buildings against sparks, ciudeTs, ETC.
1t possesses great BODY, ELASTICITY, FLExIBILITY
and ADHESIVE properties superior any mineral substance
now in
For DECKS Of STEAMERS either Wood or Canvas, !, has
rival not only dries readily, but
stone in comparatively short time forming coating perfectly
SPARK CINDER PROOF The great body Of the Paint
which sstonished all painters who have It, makes
the cheapest covering for WOOD, TIN, CANVAS
MUSLIN ROOFS
For every description Of SHIP PAINTING either Wood or
Iron above the water will be found unsurpassed
and 1t especially for decks Of The
tacates annexed 4 this point most convincing.
For RAILROAD CARS, rEPoTs, BRIDGES AND ALL
OUTDOOR WORK has been successfully used at the North
has proven ncacuable service in durability
protection affords against leaks and injury the
the Of failing sparks and cinders.
For the purposes for which the Paints recommended II is
UNEQUALED and its vaine for PLANTATION nse, for
STEAMBOATS, etc. etc, Is INcALCULABLB, besides being
CHEAfE thhn AMI otnef III ihe NObNlhts Tvs
peculiar qualities s general use In the Sonh and
EVERY PLANTER, BUILDER and STEAMBOAT OWNER
by single trial convinced of the superior advaHagss
Of BRIEGEwATER PAINT, the Of economy
rabty protective properties all other mineral sub
stances.
The quantity OF oil required proper consist
ency depends the absorbing character Of the
which applied Great should be observed
sweep the surface before painting In applying ii
-four sizing FIRST II the decay
ing Of cloth smooth hard body Ere and
proof pounds surface Of
square feet with coats.
In mixing with lineed OIL pound of Lharge should
be used five gallons Of OIL With the boiled oil dreT is
necessary.
The BRIDGEwATER MINERAL also be used for
Fences Barns etc. by substituting lime for OIL Thus
twentieth lime then mix with the Mineral
reduce consistency for by adding Apply with
ordinary white wash brush
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-21

Delicacy Of taste and the love of beauty sustain
very intimate relations to purity of thought and love
OF truth fine picture has mission nobler than the
qualification of the eye and the appeal Of poetry, il
not heard beyond T" the daughters OF music is but
the anging of bells, sweet bells though they are.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-21

,,,-.----, q, ,,,.--. ,NeW Hflsais Dec. le, 1850
Of my vessel for some time past, l. cheermly endorse
merits and consider the best paint for durability and potec
ton that have used
(signedl JAMES GALE. Master of ship R. D. shepherd.
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- New IDeFlh Atllkaphs MaTfh 2, 80.
The opinion entertained by Of the BRlDGENATER
PAINT expressed in the above certificate IN 1882 has
than confirmed since consider Il the valuable
paint known combines all the claimed by the
Agents. (slgned) JOHN p. MILLER.
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Certificate Of Capt. ST. Clair Thomasson, of III
Steamer Magnolia.

New orleans. Dec. 2, 1851.
Having painted the hurricane deck passenger steamer
Magnolia. under my command, with the BRIDGEWATER
PAINT cheerfuly recommend for It's mpcrvions Qualities
and have no hesitation In pronouncng superior my indr
ment 10 any mineral paint before the public and believe to DO
certain protection against the effects cinder
has also proved entirely proof my decks after
months use (Sgnedl ST q. THOA ARSON
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A =" Western editor " wishes to know whether the
law recently enacted against the carrying of deadly
weapons applies to doctors who carry pills in their
pockets.
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SOUND OF DEATH
Compound syrap of WIId Cherry and Tnr.
.wIner,s Canadian vermIrugeJ

ChkIAlN REMEDY FOX WOkMs-WARRANTEI
PURELY vEGETABLE--A Speedy Cure and Efectua
Remedy for Worms.
It's fact established beyond shadow Of doubt by thu
experience aud testimony of the physicians tina
than the disease with which children arr
afflicted, caused by worms and thousands
annually those cause either not know
attributed something else Various the preparation
which recommended remedies for worms expert
has proved them all less Intellectual the end
however, has length attained remedy found which
has failed destroy worms they have existed
This assertion is supported by the testimony emf
physicians and respectable indivduasn country Tk
remedy is
wNER's CANADIAN vERMIFUGE.
II Is safe in its operation easily administered thar
other Some Of the symptoms which indicate existence
Of worms in the bowels follows The counenance
pale of leaden color suused with occasional fushes
the eyes heavy dull breath fed the upper lip
swollen, chngs in the nostris, which patient
his the sleep disturbed patient often awakening
great fright and is liable to starting and grinding his
appetite exceedingly irregular, being sometimes
at others feeble and in some it is depraved.
To the following certificates others might be added
but it is believed that these sufficient establish the
that Winers Canadian Yermifuge is superior remedy fol
worms.
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
We the undersigned having frequently administered medi
cine prepared by Mr. John Winer Of this town. designated
Wners Canadian yermure," and being fully satisfied with
efficacy, confidently efficient remedy
for the expulsion of worms from the intestine canal.
Iicso,is,o or ,bs r. q a, s,,rrsons a. i-a,.,d a.,
W DICKENsoN
Member of the R. C. Surgeons in London etc.
rFror, ,ho r., r rt,,.o.- % p,u,-..,- y W
]. wSEas; have made the trial of your Canadian Yer
mifuge and with the most happy results In family
and which has knowledge the expul
sion Of worms has followed the administering of vermi
uge and every one here prefers it to the other its effects arr
certain and children take It readily which poin
gained IN giving medicine to children
'1' ''' ''''' "OH' 'N"'
R8- The physicians generally "winer's Canadian
FeImnSe Ih' medicine is simple vegetable preparation
dence as To The AS IL will destroy worms and ,s
store ;aae patient to health.
R over one thousand certificates have been sent to The
mony to the efficacy of the invaluable remedy
R5- Warranted in all cases
d I5 ~ Onen
Said Vholesale and reail he WRIGHT 90
Nos. q and l5l ChartTes street.
Real SchIedam Schnapps,
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OR
GENUINE SohAhOA% sOHNAFFS'
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late arrivals direct from the manufacturers large assert
ment Of
Joseph Rodgers Sons Fine Pocket CUTLERY
D.. :. :. RAzoRs, in cases.
sctssops
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w0'tanholm', Fine Pocket CUTLERY
MAS butchers
Wade & Butchers Fine RAZoRs.
English Double GUNs-reai Twist.
nana.on.
Butchers Table CUTLERY.
American E. q. Ivory Handled
Eey's Double Waterproof CAPS.
Apt,.corrosvs
ENGLISH Rou,s and sheath KNIVES
unn,,.u ,,x,v,,s r.. ~.
hunting NNl' N'-h0o"y INSTITUTES
EnghSh ana herman sOlssohs'
American and English SHEARS.
C;srp,an sCIssORs and SHEARS m caras
1910 - mr., no
N''" ''p'''O' 'A'"''''"" Nif Les
Also, large stock Of the following:
silver Plated Goods.
r,p,r spooNs
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TABLE FORKS,
DESSERT FORKS,
CAKE BASKETS, &c.
"sa
IVORY CoMBs-Superhne, Nos 8 to 10.
Extra,
Ne Plus Ultra,
BUFFALO pFEsslN G--Fine assortment
INDIA RUBBER pkEsslNG-fine assortment.
FUFF
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hotNb
roOhhl'
'hhi'h lbn-"reat variety
1870, -.
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csrnsn silver snsc,.cIs cAsFs
Silver plated
Tinord Tas,hs
car mn, tIoots a,a rvpe. -, ~
so,id silver THIMRI Es-.So. s,oIo
suvar pls,ad so,'d au ~ ~
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Caor 81
C,r,atn pTNcs Ia.,,n. ,,...
80" pIrI nc '"'''"' S'As''
pAzop srRopS -uu,...ou,.,...
bru hes.
HAIR BRUsHEs-French, English Americangreat variety
Cloth BRUSHES
Hat
ornmO
Tooth STAND rows
SHAVING
shos
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C,rn,a.
V.-l.t.
paint
bnttons'
FEANL sum- pam ana inquired, from : to 10
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Cat
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Lasting Coat and Vest
Fame ,,,s Class ~ of va ,so,, n.,,.-,.
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Rome and wood oy.rroa,
Coat Looms Cornel,an
Aga,e and c,,o, ,.,..
Jet Buttons for I ai,ess r,ress..
Fancy
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R.1,s pox..v..
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A.uq"e peils'
AiH'eins be'ts,
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Faney Boxes,
10Y "A'ehes
hirrOrs.S
Mahogany Frame, all sizes.
Glass paisted