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KETS:
WhOles IS, Halves S2.5O, Quarters A As.
All Prizes paid Immediately amer the Drawing.

On the LIST Of each month SO Scheme with a Can
lu on $ooNo9 VIII be drawn, and the 18th Of each
month - Scheme, with Capital of $4,000, will be
PERSONS sending money by mail need not fear its
oelhg lost Orders punctually attended to- Commu-
ncatons strictly confidential Notes Of sonnd hanks
taken at par. ~
Those wishing particular numbers should order
immediately. Registered Letters at our risk
Ceruned copies Of the drawing mailed to all pur-
ehasers of Tickets Immediately after the drawing
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STAPLE GROCERIES.

All the above we are determined to sell as low as
he lowest and invite purchasers to give us call be-
fore buying elsewhere.
HS-Cash, and the highest prices paid for Cotton
nd all other Country Produce.
Entlprise. June ]. 1859. 34-ly
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OF tNlS NOWtlTUT UngutnT.
ERUPTIONS ON THE SKIN,

Every form and feature of these prevalent and
stubborn disorders is eradcated locally and entirely
by the use of this emolent; warm Concentrations
should precede its application. Its healing quallte'
will be found TO he thorough and nyariahe.
Both the Ointment and IfS should be used IN the fOlOu
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FASSMAN'S
IRON HOOPS AND TIES,
FOR COTTON RAIES

FOR COTTON BALES.
Price cents per poUd-2j per cont less ha,
Rope.
A NY one considering the advantage of Iron over
n Rope a. a material for binding cotton bales, Will
~ surprised that 30 has been adopted long since
On IT, security against fire there is an overwhelming
The Presses IN tlc seaport Cities have been the
main u IT, not being generally adopted, but,
leans Pres. the largest in n o. give THE preference
over rope. The Fa--mau Iron Hoop and TIE i- the
improvement of one oi thc psopIetor- and is adopt
ed from the fact thar BE- b. found after Ang expert
ment 20 combine the greatest merits iu simplicity
aud fsclity % application II any one yet made Il o.
prepared % require no change for recumpres~-
ing Thus ohyiating the only remaining difficulty at
the sea board cities.
The hoopsa sent Of any length from eight t. ten
feet and ftll guarantee gwen that neither the Ties
nor Hoops shall break. And further that all cotton
bound IN them shall b. received ON the same terms
weight per bale Is about the same Rope. not one
pound more or less
To show the opinion Ship Masters have Of IT, We
give the following. among numerous Communications
We have:
cotton compressed with Fa~-man's new Iron Hoops
| and Ties. hereby recommend the same. The bales
being well compressed, and the buttons or hoops.
never breaking when thrown down in the ships hold
or when stowed
l. /. Condcy, capt ship Moses Davenport
James "a rsSs' Tomas, meary,
| A. Talbot Hsrca-eeket
| John Dean. Jane. Flint
| John &. Wilmer, Mulhou~e,
/ II. Koppenhuldt. Fila 4. Clark,
/ l.. z. Merrill. Bark. kImhall.
The price Of Hoops aud Ties az y. o. Is cents pei
pound and an orders will receive prompt attention.
Liberal deductions merchants for city eptances
| r. BELCHER
/ 1917 Commercial Place. Agsat.
| Moo Orleans, MAY n. 3n-6m
PETER Z. COLsSON,
GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENT.
Receiving, Forwarding nd Commission
MERCHANT,
No. , Front Lsvee, mp stairs,
SEW-oRLEANs.
| Nor Orleans. Feb. 1859 1S-ly
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Hon. OVID G. SPARKS, Msvor of Macon IA.
ROCHE BELL. Savannah, Ga T. R. BLOOM, Cot
TON Factor, Macon, Ga FARLEY, JUREY CO,
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New Goods! New Goods!
VNHE underslgned has lust received a npw and
splendid stock Of '''
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.

At Chunkeyvile, Lauderdale County, Mississippi.
which he viii sell on as good terms as goods can be
bought in any interior town in the State -
His stock comprises everything usually kent in n
Country Store, which will be replenished from tins
Persons in want of any article in my line viii save
money by giving me call before purchasing else
where. JOSEPH EAKENS.
ChWakeyrile, Lduderdale Co.. Nus ---'N'
Jan. q, 1859 Taft
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The Great Invention!
Diseases OFIhe THROAT and Lungs.
DIR. g. p. CRANE,

II. n. LATIMER,
No. s. Gruyier Street
OrfGnus. Feb. 1852. Isle
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JOY To INE AFLlllhhI
n cures Nervous and nebhtlted suirrers, and ~.
moves an the symptoms. afngug Which stll p. ipund
infiannsitan % EzFrtiou. Luss of ruwer loss ~
Mamary. nimuuliY ~ lircaihiur, eeuera Wesknes.'
Horror III niaease, Wrak Nerves. Iremhlng, lr'td
M uurrurui DEATH Night awrats. Colt Feet " ake'
hiinraa. uluineas ~ Vision, LanHuor, Universal Lac
a,tuda af tho Muscular systeuh uhen Enormous AP
pnttn wIth nTapnpfir symptoms. Hnf Nmda, Flush.
~ ~ ne na,y nfJuess ~ ne sk.n. ftlhd Cuuu.
trnsnrs and Efupllou The Fare, Pain n the llafk
uesVlueas ~ the fyghds. trelueuuI h.agk -pol.
FIrinr naflre che Eyes, with Temporary -uhi.iou
and Isiaa III SIGHT Want nf Attention. Great MuhiiiY
ur.iiuaanaaa with uurrur nf anciety. NuthiuH -
more desirable e. such Patients Than snhtn.ir amt
nothing they more dfCad Cor FEAR ot thenseltes no
rnnnan nf manner, mo- Hnfnnatnraas uo speculation
hul hurried TRANSITION nom one question ~ anuter
These aYmptuma. " allowed to 81 eu-wnrh this
medicine invariably lemnYrl@aunn tnNnWs L'~N w
puWElFkrtfff, AND EfiLEFIlC fIis-in one
n shlch the patient may espire. Who e,n .ay ihal
ttese enceasea are nni uelugntly followed ~ iha.,
dreadful INSANITY ANpCuNsVMFfiuN
The records % The inHanr Asylum, and The meltn
rhuir deaths hY CONSUMPTION, hrar ample witness
u tha truth af these assertions On Lunatir Asylum
mo most melancholy eKhihiunn appeara The cuun
tnnanen d artuaY aoddrn and quite destitute-neith
or rnlrth nor grief ever VISITS W. should sound O.
che voice occur, e il rarely aruculaie.
sWth voct1l measures wan despair
Low suea sounds Die grief beHmledf'
Debility s most terrible and has broua NJ thousand
upon thousands o. unumely graves, thus BLASTING
thn ambition II many noble youths.
ucan ~ cured by tho use ~ this lNFAlLlhLl
For sale IN New Orleans, Wholesale andretai, by
D. WRIGHT a CO.
a and tsi Chartres a.
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For uckefs address
w. @. DAWSON & CO., Managers,
SAVANNAH or MACON, GAs
Or BOX ID. Number II Naw C0rlaana "a
ATTENTION.

AS-PriZes cashed either in Macon or Savannah,
ia, or at No. S015 st. Charles between Gravier and
commercial Place, New Orleans, La
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Firat-ii will, within Eve minutes from ta applca-
uon romuve the pain from the severcat Burns, Bua-
tors aCalda u will also rcmovu the pain and cure
0out Tc-pulureux, Piles, Rheumatism, Sores or
HwnhuHa
second-tn easo Of nurns applied Immediately.
% will preserve life. mnttrf how severe may hs The
lniury unless the artery D. burned aud consequent
b. any auru or Inflammation.
Ihird@it viii heal Burns or Wounds, Ulcers or
Sores u any hind. Wwnour srta
Fuurth@it nautfalltuH amt destroys poison nom
plants, reptiles. Insects rnhlHd Nniulaia.
Finh.@lt will wherever applied. prevent mOrtihraz
ton. and IN Ola wounds. wherever modification has
commenced "a gill arrest The disease and cure che
wound even where the hcah has already dropped
aHaT N.il restore The part o. its natural state.
afrtha=lf Broken Limbo, when set. b. we'll wrap
ped up In tho aalfn, no Inflammation, swelling 90
pain can occur and the bones unite and hccome
strong with astonishing rapdty
Anvunth@Mhnu thn bowels are painful or nhnmed
thr ENirartor u well rubbed upon them, viii AFFORD
relief and cause a movement even when castor OIL
ialap and an other medicines have Jailed
EnhihaIla use u perfectly SAFE in at cases. u
naFer can DO harm the SYSTEM viii atsorh no more
Than anncesaafY tn repair t ~ viii not conflict viii
any medicines that may he taken Internally.
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RE-CAUTION,-None are genuine unless Tn,
words "HotIordy Nelo York ami London, are discern
ibe a WdteT-Bdrk in every leaf Of the book of di
rectons around each pot or box the same may
plainly seen by holding the leaf 10 the light \ hana
reward will be given to any one rendering sucl
information may lead 10 the detection Of any party
or parties counterfeiting the medicines vending
the same, knowing them to Toe spurious.
IS Sold at the Manufactorles. of Professor HoLLo
WAY so Maiden Lane. New York and by all pecta
bile Druggists and Dealers in Medicine Throughout
the United States and the civilized world in pots
Is cents 63 cents, and 81 each.
kF-There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
n B.-Directions for the guidance of patients in
every disorder are affixed TO each pot.
Nelp York, Feb. 1859. 19-ly
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CLOTHING.
r.. .M.4L.FRD u CO.,

r. " III Il - ~ ~ - COss
Nos. IS 60 Canal Street corner Of old Leyee street.
NEW ORLEANS.
I'VE have just opened new assortment Of fresh
w FaH and Wtttcr Clothing Of variety ofquatss
styles and patterns, which We offer for sale very
We shall receive throughout the season coutinu-
Gus supply Of new Goods. keeping our stock constant
ly repleni-hed with the latest fashions
Black French cloth Frock Goats.
Black and colorcd cloth Paito,s and Frocltee~: Fan
cy Cashmere Coats, Pants and Vests With and without
side bands; black French cloth Pilots and Beaver
kag2ns. Sacks and Overroats; Long and Short cloth
Iloaks; Fancy Cashmere Pants Of various qualities
Black boesSln and Cashmere Pants.
Colored and Black boeskm aud Cashmere Vests.
do do silk Vests.
do do Velvet Vests.
do Union Cashmere Coats, Pants and Vests. with
and without side bands. Black Union Cashmere
Assorted Goods.
White and Colored shirts for men and boy. Ne
rlno Flannel aud Canton Flannel Understands and
Drawers. White and colored cotton and Mcriuo Socks
tTaVats' Neck Ties stocks Linen and six Handker-
chiefs Buck. Beaver. and cloth Gloves, SuspeuderS.
Umbrellas, Trunks, Nalises. Sc. Sc.
India Rubber oyercoat- Cloaks, Ponchoes, Leg
ChIIdrens', Boys & Youths Clothing.
Coored and Black cloth and Cashmere Paltots.
Frocktees Jackets Panallons and Vests Cloth Frock
Coats Raglans Sacks, Oyercoats, Ialmas; Black and
colored silk Vests.
\. B.-Our sizes embrace every age from five years
Plantation Clothing.
Having introduced Improvements IN the make Of
our Plantation Clothing, are enabled TO offer to
Planters Goods that superior % anything We have
heretofore manufactured, either regards the quail
ity Of the stuii~ or the strength 81 the sewing.
We now have on hand large assortment Of ker-
sey Coats, lined with thick kerSey, ker~ey Pants,
lined throughout with strong brown cotton Red. Blue,
and Grey Flannel Shirts. Hickory and Brown Lowell
Shirts all Of which comprise every size for men and
boys Frucks and Joscy and cotton and flannel shirts
Of all sizes for women and girls. We also keep an
assortment Of Heavy Blankets, heavy Wool Socks,
black and white wool hats, glazed hats wool caps, &C.
n BAH orders sent to Us will be filled with the
greatest care and dispatch.
+. MALARD 4 CO.
Nos. IS 60 Canal Street Corner OF Old Levee " Or
leans.
Ncr Orleans Feb. Il 1S5q 2O-tf
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WINmn'a CANADIAN vERmIFUoE.
An medical men admit that intestinal worms cause
Che death q thousands u children annually, and en-
Gail many terrible diseases ON those whom they DO
noe summarily destroy. No apology, therefore, b.
needed Or Introducing preparation Ike
wINER's CANADIAN vERMGFUGE
which, in three days. will annihllste and carry ~ 81
Their Tapo Worms. Round Worms, OF Nav Worms,
and "a the same time, brare and intensity the d.
rostrr powers Of the stomach, that return of the
disease b next 20 impossible.
Ash any medical man what j. the chief predspos-
ing cauae of the many complaints which deciuinte
our Juvenile population 10 this season. The answer
viii ba "worfnsn Happily aremody, inucuous and
infdhhlo, has baan provided BY Hcience. A short
course, and inso instances single dose q
Wimera Canadian Vsrminnge,
viii unecta radical cure.
lf tho grave could speak, We should learn thai
tUoathIrs u the children who die between the ages
nf and ave years, have fallen victims o. diseases
produced By Intestinal worms. Tn treating this de-
atructve com aiut u h necessary only 60 cNtir
ininsunea. Where the digestion IL Ruod and the
bowels regular worms cannot exist All the require
menta ~ 4 radical cure are combined In WiNENs
CANADIAN VEHMtFu9E Which NJ once discharges
Che uurma, regulates thn aecretuna invinurntes the
digestive organs and hracea up The whole systetn.
For sale ID New Orleans. Wholesale and retail W
d WRIGHT 4 co,
IN and ffI fhnfirna a.
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From and after this date. purchasers will please OH
serve the propuetoTs written signature pasted over
the cork of each bottle, without which none is geu-
uine.
R5-A liberal discount to the trade.
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WHEELER a WILSON'S
. WING NIACHIrJ ES-
Have this hn usSsl taken the
FIRST PREMIUM

/
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/ u,v, thts I'm fts,s, t,rcnth.
nav '"'' ~" V'''i e'N'" '"'
1,TBgr pBrarTTytr
|
At every State Pair held in The United states wher-
TJov ~, ''''' '''''''''' y '''O' ''A - ~
| STATE oF MISSOURI. ast Louis.
siAIh on ILLINOIS. a. Ceniralia.
STATE ~ Ml~0l-slFflm Jackson
1 STATE OF NEW York; syracuse
STATE or NEW JERSEY.
/ s.r,..,. ~, ,,,,,.,' -,
/ slAlh ~ MAhiltANi" 90 baltimore.
/ STATE uF VIRGINIA, a. Richmond.
aFkrr pp rtffruust4
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STALL w fhNN7fiNANiN' ~ flttshtfrE.
STATE 90 KENTUCKY
| STATE or wtarnNaTN
| ..sr,srr. 80. ,,t,tt,,.,.s
HfAIE uF MlChUtAN.
,,a 800 -. r,,tr.tn
''' w w .,,.,..l
NhlNAf's
sr. LOUIS
RkfrfNOur
RICHMOND.
n. o,,,.,,, s.,. ,.,,,r,, -, go, 49,, II "A.
h'll q 1867 the Fn'r Pafu'rs wasaw"red 70 WHErl-
la& "'l.as a'h"'. la''o' h'"al '''' 'e'oA" pre-
mium 10 Singers Machine.
n these fsets DO pot establish q reTsratlon, wc
nearly I'd q ihsm De boss,ed siNGER .h5iie Ma
v,f 60, tt , 80, W. 49, 80 t.-,s' :
more othcr-i and ALI iu EVERY INSTANCE. have
been SIC NALli and fnrly beaten No rational man
-" w" '''' ..'s -, we
-
- ~ - - - n ~ - ~ ~
il he NJ PLUS ULTRA Of an sewing Machines
Ar. paui Warmly Of Creation.
sssItE s,l,,in,i. ne pubfi.bsi reror, ~ ,b p.rr
Ike premium At ihs CONCLUSION q 6er Fsr :, Pi,
.ts co%gi,,ss 1sys oven e,ll opportunity to tho
ssplsin shsir several srcle. and aier Gloss invs.-
ssssy se,s :. sgpl % any and ~ s9 esossai ma
IN Z. soas,rgoton md elaal b. =. shiiy . per
lhe merits d either Che above. Tie Committee fsei
s,oastrained % awerd diploma - the wheeler
49, fsigne,b ~ "a Mtnp nv in'py Pur-
| MOsFs n FtToSN
| ~, ~ hn.sakt
JUN - 7NALle
| rms vs.e-r arrr.- N'ihititiee.
| 49, A'a
w-wmmEmm A. nr.rr ~ 49,.
M n q ~
IIs,s ts.sss ne EIRsr PREMIUM At ALL the sat.
| Ee'la he tha Nh usss1 tlr.t,..t,,,t 80 trt ~
ENEh{ lNsrANCE where they have eo8,en,,sf
Coyctust,,,, ,.,.,,.,......
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NEW sPRIN q GOODS.
JOHN TODD.
IL AlG..-...... uhartrea Btreot.-........ia a IA
n daily receiving bic stock Of spring Goods consist
L ina of IN tho new and nost ruCherche styles oi
Che season.
Splendid Dress silks,
In choice styles q
RiCu PARIS ROnEs
In nuahis iups. du,r rol-a's. noaals joe '''
IN Caiasr. C,ias Laaes Gr'sfa'''' o.
OIL BOILED BLACK SILK. .,,-.-.-..,tss
Of az The best makes ani iai}
oRENAptNEa, .....,..
In Rae a.i,a.. bgasi.j-ps n'"'''jTp'' a ''''
ENGLISH nARAGEa -.
ft epeo.d several cases 81 those goods IN f'aal''
tlrtaailss Chine. uuihrc Ae.
s.ai. noe s-a.s rolaais. asshis j'p' rai'ngo'i'
hfhiier. a..
lArrs ANn EMnROfpERiEa
point .lsuoou. Guipufc Applique. Honiion, ~
slack Thread Laoe Points sha"ls' Aahties' IN"
10 Fiounc.ns ard Trimming
MILLINERY.
nov on hand and daily receiving an elegant escort
snt Il Ladies' aud NJ sees Paris made Nonneta fsfi
Flowers Wreaths. Moel DRESSES, feathera ~
MsniIIiaH I'm 1iik sna tlsea huInnuai NinA AAnte.
t.asenrs shaula and Mantlca hboona RUNNING
'''' '''' W. JOHN TODD.
n and "A charlres street
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sPEER'S
PATENT CLASP 4 HOOP IRON BANDS
FOR BALING COTTON

CUPPLIES OF these very convenient strong, and
- cheap fastenings. which have afforded such uni
form satisfaction to planters and received the FIRST
PRIzE al the last STATE Aqic1Rtrn Far Of Mississippi
a. well as Specimen Clasps Explanatory Circulars
and all Information concerning Them can be had Of
the undersigned Agents OF the Fatentee for the South
western States. -
No. 10 Camp Street New Orleans.
Nee Orleans, May Is, 1859. S2-ly
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TO PIT OVER YOUR HEAD.
There can be no Greater Blessing than good
TIGHT ROOF
HE SlLiNlNDER ROOFING CENElI
Manufactured anil for sa'e IN y.rr Orlssay.

FINIIIS MATERIAL positively fire and water proof and
L superior e. gll other roofing for economy and
durability. 10 can Doe pat ON amy roof not too steep
for a man 20 work on. The work simple and easy
rhiuery is used, it b. much preferable % a slate
Put up IN barrels with printed directions, Sc.
Address .......-....-..D j.. CHRISTIE.
Builier- Hardware Store, III Camp street.
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Fine London Guns.

GENTS EDhN lSAlNG GOOD6.
II AN receiving per every steamer from my manu-
fartory IN New York, large accessions 20 my alrea
dv large assortment. consisting Of
Gents Clothing and Furnishing Goods;
Youths and Children's Clothing;
Philadelphia sole Leather Trunks;
Valises. Carpet Bags, etc.
silk. Bingham and Cotton Umbrellas;
India Rubber Goods;
And everything usually kept In my line.
Planters and Country Merchants visiting this city,
are invited 10 call and examine my stock before pur
chasing elsewhere.
ROB'T PTTKIN,
Is and rs Camp st.
Nee Orleans. Jan. ., 1859. l5-ly
HIP. BUCKLEY,
Flne Watches, JeWelry, SlveFWares hpecaeies, ETC.,
No Scamp Street,
NEW OR LEANS.
Particular attention given 70 the repairing Of Watch
e. and Jewelry
Nee Orleans, Jan 1d, 1859. lAly
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
NEW CONTRIBUTION TO SCIENCE.
r. r. r.
(Number 81
RADWAYS REGULATING PILLS.


cd for extracting from roots, herbs plants and gums
pOwer-which they have combined wtlXDIST6wSTs
REGULATING PIlIs-ihat six Of these B.lr~Wiu snnnly
the blood with the same amountf nutrition a. ns
ounce Of ordinary bread Stfat while the system i
undergoing t4orgl.yh physickng. and regulating
ffHreSs u daily becomes strengthened.
Persons afflicted with Liver Complaint Dyspepsia.
Heart Diseases, Fulness of Blood and all Females
who are subject TO Irregularities, Hysteria &c, are
particularly recommended to these Pills. They
are pleasant to takc-eegantly coated trith quBfree
from taste and tcW not grippe sckR redke The sgS
tenn or leave the bowels costiyc. Mothers nursing
should likewise take two Of these Pills once OF
twice per week They Will not only keep your sys-
TEN healthy and regular. hut viii protect your infants
against Crlmp and Pains in the stomach, and insure
not only healthy child, but will invest every child
thus sucked, with a sweet disposition.
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS
Regulate each and every organ of the system, and
correct all arrangements OF the Liver, Bowels, Stom
ach, Heart and Kidneys.
THEY CURE
COSTINENESS INDIGESTION
HEARTBURN, DYSPEPSIA
BlLlOGSNESS, CONSTIPATION,
DROPSN: HEADACHE
PALPIrATION OF THE CONGESTION,
HEART, &c. &C., Sc
They entirely vegetable and harmless: an in
FAINT al the breast take them with safety, and per
sons who are subject to fits of ApopleXy, Epheptic
Heart Diseases, &c, should always keep box OF
hand.
PRICE 25 CENTS.
Ask for Railways Regulators, or Regulating Pills
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PILES

u may ~ confidently stated That there r. no case q
Piles whiuh may net D. cured hY che PAIN ENrNAC-
run ulsa ceftain remedy, ana removes IL once the
pain and SORENESS.
For sala IN New Orleans. wholesale and retail at
prupnetors' prices, W . WRIGHT z co.
Ti amt tdi Charities Il.
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fur sale In New Orleans, wholesale and retail. NJ
prorreiora' prices. ~ d WRIGHT 4 co.
% and tsi Chartrcs IT.
FEVER AND AdUE.
osgooDs CHOIAgoguE
Thlu i tho only sure and CERTAIN remedy ~ this
hateful disease No one need ever complain n hav.
inH IN unlraa they have never taken thIa reehraie
remedy M once they take telluuna tHuLAs
NnIiUE then trruH|l iu OhIlls and FrFer fHrrrrr.
Fur aaiH in New urienna, wholesale AMI retail, ~
WRIGHT 4 co.
m amt til Chartrna st.
Sole Agents far tha south. and io shom az orders
lhuuid ~ addressed
GREAT DGSCOV VERY.
Ample issis both By thia practitioners and chemir.
n ane|TsIH. have daHnnnatrafed che greet value oi
fruf usiiraih's beauiiful condensation called
mLuoT
o. na reuef and cure q pain. nut che people
inemeelfee ~ rendering their verdict Ia manner
birth uniuIstat site and satisfactory More than Muu0
bottles AaVa heHn anlA IN very short ufme=a great
nfunHFtun Or thuaa who heard athnra recommend it
Hhn hat tried f Thai W L. = splendid discovery =
efefIwnefe eeknoWiadred, and noihlnH like Il Was
nFnT nrIHfn ufHfaFHII
rhs only genuine ELECrRfcou. l. Prof ns
NfaihA Hffh j a. D. hal "a ail ths respectable
lfuf1sia ~ ihs eiY, and a wholesale and RETAIL II
~ wunieieEH ng'ees. ~ ths Asunt
faf sais n Aew uFlaans, Hhnieraie and retail, BY
n WRIGHT co.
Nra oFtaas. lan. 1850. is-iy
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-02-05
THE FOUR SISTERS. s.
A Tale of Social aud Domestic Life in Sweden
BY FREDERCKA Observation-Disclosures MARY HOwITT.
Dedicated 10 the HeaOry Of Il. J. DOrniHg.
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Who is she what does she want ,
asked the learned.
She says replied the doorkeeper, tthat
she is a human being who seek the cman-
cipalion of an oppressed portion of human-
ty.'
'What kind of idea is that?1 replied the
learned, shaking their heads in gentleman.
" sort of way; what docs il concern us ?
How dare She come with such commonplace
business tosan assembly .ocenpied with the
subject of TherSiteS beard? 1t is the hight
Of audacily aud .thonghtleSsnrs Show
the human icing out i! She will not gain
anything here
Thus rejected, Hertha went to the sec
ond chamber aud knocked. at The door,
Here theyawer at this moment most deep.
~ occnpied on the tail of new species of
rat, as well as hy The digestive process Of a
peculiar kind of auimalcue, and they were
| 50 interested aud so absorbed by these new
discoveries, that they merely replied impa.
tiently to Hertha'S petition: I'VE have
not any time for souls Go 10 the legis.
latorS and statesmen
HerIha nled herself therefore at the
third chamber, where the statesmen and
legislators were sitting in council They
were just then engaged on one Of the four
points of the Oriental question, aud were
skirmShing away with thousands Of pens
To Hcrtha's petition they made answer
that they were occupied with subjects of vi
tai interest TO the world, aud had not time
10 busy themselves with ladieS' affairs -
They told her to lay business before the la
dies chamber. tTtHET
Yes thought IIertha, as.she turned a
way from The assembly Of men, i will Z,
to the noble aud thinking women of the
country " They will perhaps be better abI,
to comprehend the Importance Of my bus
mess ttt 'a- 'T''
She proceeded, therefore, to Iarge as
sembly Of venerable mat ols They were
all >ttIg aud knitting stockings.
oh, mothers said she, addressing them
and me, Tor the sake of your daughters, il
renloying the curse which lies upon our sex
and which prevents us flOm perfeetlng ou
being and attaining to the high purposes
Ior which We would strive 7 40
Inc matrons replied What do you
mean : we have our housekeeping to at
tend to our husbands aud our children /,
care for. Our daughters learn language,
and music and ladies' work aud housekeep
ng-puslneAS. O0rsons pursue studies wbieI