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drawn up the inclined plain BY horse power, and
at the top are actively seized, divided at the bali
Rawn linea into double blocks about four feet long
by two wide, and then sent literally On their
"way" into the cavenous depths Of the ice-hous~
cs. Our description will give no idea Of the "a
pidlty and efficiency with which al is done, aud
We shall need TO enforce it with the fact that On
the day preceding our visit the rate OF slowing
the Ice with the force Of thirty horses and seventy
men was carried on for share OF the day at the
rate Of ten tons per minnie, or sir hundced tons
per hour. This could only be accomplished by
the employment Of the best apparatus and imp1e-
ments now in use, and otler improvements, The
result Of Superintendent Smiths researches among
the most noted iee.dr1ns OF The Eastern States
OTHER FEATURES:
We must not forget to give credit due to the well
chosen au1iliaries Of the hosts Of the occasion. l.
collation. excellent in its bounty and rarely excel
led in any respect If even equa1led. was prepared
and served in the "tender7 to the excursion.train
an express car where Aes:s. Cheesbro l. Fuller,
"HIam" himself presiding. met aud gloriously
1epelled by satisfying the ons!sugbts Of the parry
The Light Guard Band disconrsed music in tncir
best style. We must give credit due to Superin-
tendent Dunlap, Of the Chicago. st. Paul + Fond
du Lac R. R Co., for his presence and careful su-
pe1vison, to 1hichit is largely due that the occa-
sion was a success throughout. The train reached
tile city about P. II. The sentiments Of the ex-
cursonists are given elsewhere 4 eeries Of high
ly successful ambrotype views Of the icc.houses
and their surroundings, and their visitors On this
occasion, was taken ny Mr.. Treadwc!l, artist Of
No. II Lake street.
TIE EXCURSION PROPOSED.
The ladies' were not preeent on Thuredsy.
Let them ba ready for another occasion to which
the excursion past promises to give rise. 4
committee Of twelve gentlemen have been
chosen, and are now in charge Of The plum Of
" Skating Purity to crytal Lafe," when if the
ladies' be not present it will bs no fault of theira.
Al excursion train is proposed. to take up from
eight hundred to one thousand persons, for some
hours Of winter pastlme on this lake. Let the
ladies' be getting ready their skates, and our
skaters be brushing up their practice, for the
most extensive preparations are making for IN
exeursion the lks of which Chicago has never
sceu-
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PRESS AND TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY MOANING, FEBRUARY. s. 1853

The whttcside County Seat Question.
The Senate has ordered the bill for the re-
naval Of the county seat Of Whltsside County.
10 third reading. after an exciting debate.
, 1859-02-05
i RAG0 BIOGR HES
Tbs BIeUaphtta Of
Distinguished Scientific Men,
DY RANCIs ARA9o.
Price Il q. For sale By
W. u. KEEN, l4e LAKE STREET,


TENTs:
CuAPr.l Origin Of tho Afla.nx .o,spanses: e:r.
rlee history Of III. Geo'Ea Lawrence, M'sssu,i aod
CEtroEee oopanies ssas:tuerts Of Mnerx: Amount d
God Realz:d: Locality ths Echest Dep ,ss and Ten
esal description Of the eorntry.
cHAf. a-Corrsborattvs Evidence: letter. and Ex-
tracta from large number Of persona who y!dted tho
nj -e1 during the unrer ind fall Etdscce asan.t the
Mines; Statements 0, the D;sa2poIote MrsiloaasIet.
cH4P.4.-Resrlt of sae fEst yen's Laboss: Evidence
For a1d Asans: The Mines Fitted; Ltls Gold Actually
ol Little Mining Performed D1rns tho WhcIe
ee1son The Whole Txcsment kat up BY Land ep=culs-
soza: stateIeats OF Col Graham Member Of Uort:ea.
cBAr. o.-Nlil Gold be found In tho Mountains? Ar
sunrnt fom Analogy; G.eioxcd Description Of the
Natural Pos.tio7 Of Go1d: Gold ExEs a,nexhere la -
menss Quaotles Geological Strata Of tho Earth; Gold
eedmentary to AL Ctaer Aetala Can ouly b !eaese
BY immense upheaynxs Of the EAth Cenn: Tbs Gorres
made By the Colorado river Likely than any othez
Ecvn place to reveal ina1nente E7asaesof Gold
Cur. 6--Ths Railroad Rou.es 70 the Missouri; The
Routes Aczoss the Pans: The Cseaptst Plan to Ees
the Mlnes: Wh1e 10 Procure IN o1tnt; Articles and
Cos. Of Outfit; Table Of pistancsA
cH1r.7.-1he Great unoe:upIed North. .West: Mistaken
Views Of 1a cmRe: Mere Oonkeaia1 ttan The Eastern
Middle Stale Oyr One Million sa 1are 8Elel Of Rich
Gnoec7pted County; CHrnatolodcal TaH1es showing
the Teup:1sta1e 4: different points, }renonIs
Description Of The Mcuatala y-ney4
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lass lecture Ut Metropolitan Hall, last evening,
commanded N unusually large audience, who
remained listening at:en!ively until quarter to
ten o'clock. His subject, tae Ethnniogy Of the
African Races, Was treated with extensive re-
search and rags ability. The discourse was
marked with clearaess a.d strength Of argu-
ment, e'eg.ocs Of laugaags, a keen humor and
perfect good usture. us lectures gain this ere
ming at the aams p!a.s OF tho su:jecs Of Self.
Mado Men.
NEW }oEKE1s, Amor !-Eycry Nav Yorker in
the city ought 10 hs preBent as the Excelsior
Festival mex: Tuesday {the SHY. at the Rich
mond House; but, ~ only one hundred and
twenty five tickets will be issued for the after
noon md evening. and but two hundred and
dsty Tor tbs evening alone, it will be necessary
to purchase tickets Immediately. THIS limited
number ia to insn!e every attention to the guests
Of the OCCASION. bu,h rs regards psomptness and
satisfaction. The hosts Of the Richmond uouse
stsnd pledged to honor themselves and the So
ciety. and everybody knows that they can re.
deem their psomisos to the TerY letter.
MONTHLY Meeting or THE AUDUBON CLrB.-
The Club met for the first time in their new rooms,
Portland Block, on Thursday evening, Howard
pdestly, ce-pcsdcnt, in the chair.
4 vote Of thanks WAS passed to Gen. ". Col.
burn for presenting magnificent elk's head,
| put up by Aaemp!er, and also to J. L. R,gers Of
st. Charles, H., for specimen OF tue sca.horsc'
found on The Islanl Of Msuritius- The thanks ol
f1u1S,r -
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New and Only Correct Map
Yet Is:rea. shoxtn9 al the Railr7:d aad #Axpn
Koutes to the M1tA Fee II tbs pookatores. Il vii
gpeAk for itzef
PRICE FIFTY CENTS.
pusl.h.d by Y. b HORSER ard 10 be had Wholesale
of the Ctcaxo Boo.en.ra md r.ta OF Al Bo<kEt1les
md dNewsmsn. fe6 clio diwkB41
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CO RED I'M x 8
Which ne viii dlsposc Ct u
Is TO 10 PER CENT. CyDER FIRST c0sr.
The Assortment eoo1lz.s tn part Of Tho fouo~inx II.
, 1859-02-05
PAPERS, CARD BOARDS,

Wood rJpe neariy 9oo4 ~ new AIso arxe ousntity
ksadS au;eA Furniture ant thirty Of folly onts ol
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The ice We found TO be about fourteen inches
thick aad Of beautiful evenuess and purity. The
first process on the field Of operation is to m4rk
Of the blocks or cakes Of ice twenty-five inches
square superacies, which il done By marker
drawn By horsu, the lines thus indicated are
deepened to sbout one.third of the thickness Of
the ies br another implement, which may best
b. compared to large straight saw, mounted
with2plo~ handles and drawn bY horse. The
field thus prepared ID divided into RATS Of q
thousand or more cakes. and away it goes,
towed. or poled to ths foot Of the inclined plano
leading from the water to the platform twenty
feet high, running along the front Of the ice-
houses, wh enoe it deaeends BY runs or slides to
ust that part Of either building where il is to be
stored.
The blocks of Gum eight to fifteen cubes are
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mQute0.

$4,000 WANTED FOR SIX
nanne1 10 he secused oa u.iccambered Ctr Real r.
tate 19rh % 900. Any one having tae ab7ve s17 10
2. O. box5l37.
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Ne.C Carpeting.

j.. ID. MERON & CO.,
1874 Canal Street,
received large and choice assortment of English Vel
Tapestry Carpng of the celebrated manufacture Of
Crossley's & Sons, and others.
BIGELoW BRUSSELS and WILToNs-new patterns.
THREE-PLY AND INGRA1NS, of the best makers
RUGS BAIzES, DOOR MATS, etc.
Curtain Materials.
We would call attention 10 the stock Of all descrp
ons Of Brocatelle Lame and Worssed Curtain Mate
RIAL lace and Muslin Curtains Piano Coyer Cords
Trimmings, etc.
window Shades and Cornices.
Tn This f our business great pains is taken to get mp
the newest styles and stock has no superior.
on oTHss feet to feet wide of choice quality and
new patterns. ~f''
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A5-Hnve you a head of hair, or WINS 49,.
or Of an unbecomng coof Do wish to
tina. color to handsome deep browp perfect and
black without injury the fbres and to keep your mar %
tpve YOU DESIRE without trouble Inconvenience So sh
s r.rain instantaneous and truly natural Hair Dye in
the world should you doubt these statements try the
and If 1t fails denounce it,
Sold every where and applied by all Hair Dressers.
q sInsw CRIsrADORO. No. 6Astor House. n. Z.
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Opposition State Ticket.

OppOstttO,a State Ticket.
"" FOR GovERNOR, a..
TIIOS. j. WELLS, OF 1lapides.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Hon. JOHN RAY. of Ouachita.
FOR ATToRNEY-GENERAL,
THOs. j. DURANT, of Orleans.
FOR AUDITOR PUBLIC ACCOUNTS,
MATTHEW WATSON, Of Caddo.
FOR TREASURER,
DIR. JEIIU PERKINS, of r. Baton Rouge.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
Hon. e. w. BLAKE, OF Tcrrebonne.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC EDUCATION,
X. IL. CUNY, of Cntahoula.
FOR COMMISSIONER OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
FIRST DISTRICT.
DIR. PHILIP YEISER, OF Orleans.
sel9 2ptd&W
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To Country Merchants.
UDOLPHO WOLFE'5
PURE COGNAC BRANDY IN BOTTLES

an, INV snnnyinp The trade with pure Cograc Brandy
bottles both for ideal and private use The immense
80 H., h. d M arrts N n,aca npre Gin within the
-, - Ill ,asr ,ha ,ar,s ~ roma,,c sch;edam schuapps
I =. . 40 ,bo na,ke tho ner,cors cornnnds sold "a
81, ~ ,o,t lad =, ,,v loading drpy,ists moth.
-. s 1t, - ~ 80 raors nat n solicit ma IN
$50 ~, a on,,s. ~ ,o..rd Ia no ar,ic,e If Rrardv
.,a - o1,ad viii, ,hssa recuest. from, nj, ousrte,s
' ~, a s. id , a Nv tbe f,c, tb., ovng IN the
sNs t.,. -; ~ pandu In E,onco oorse,nart nnon ,be
shertness the grape crop
of nv b.inv atle to import the choicest Brandy bottle
sol, II at moderate nrice Forunately for me the grape crop
.r5
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Pare and Choice Teas.
VOTES to the Cotton Press .ne,.
NEW ORLEANS.

understand the application of my TIE are
CALL any time at the Orleans Cotton Press Yard
No Tehouptouas street. receive lessons free Of
But do not use SPUN YARN for fastening
re- All ask is FAIR PLAY.
oil 2ph Fl. FASSMAN.
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schoo, Books /. school Books /!

Constantly hand in large quantities. and for sale at pub
fishers prices H. Butler Co.'S School Publications. COM
pr sing Mches Geographical Serie Goodrchs Pictorial
Histories United States England, France Greece Reme
Common School History of the World, Angeles Series Of
Readers Scholars Companion by r. W. Bailey Harris Series
of School Works. Smiths School Books. ETC., etc.
BLOOMFIELD STEEL,
General Sationers,
olb at No. 60 Camp st.
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N0sU Ready! .r0aU Rendy::
From and after this date,
October II, 1859,
we shall BIO pleased to receive call from friends and
customers
We think that offer to them
AN ASSORTMENT OF
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,
h MEN AND BOYS,
which will prove saac in respect In taking
session opening Establishment in the Story Build
ing we determined that in the past have
eayored please customers in shall
In the future which has for
host friends whom feel duly thankful for their kind
appreciation Of our endeayors -.u
ALFRED MUNROE g. CO.,
'SToRY BuILDISG,r
ol4 2r2t Corner Camp and Common streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-15

HrWe are authorized to announce Henry
DAMRoN candidate for Constable Of the Seventh Justices
Court, Fourth Dhtrict-elecion November 7th isyana
oblige t98 MANY ffsAnNp'
anal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-15

ns- For Congress First Representative
prsrRIcr-CHARLES BIGNyENU is the nominee Of the
State Rights Democratic Party, candidate for Congress for
NE First Representative District seq 2pe
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nS-Startling Discoveries have been made
within the past few years. eminent French and German
chemists concerning tie great difference in the quantity and
quality of iron blood and IT has been found tina.
lent of female debility loss Of healthy complexion
choro aibus e,cmpuiies of the blood and general
were occasioned by diminished quantity of iron
in the blood eminent physicians of Paris London
VIENNA and recently of New York, have adopted Dr. MOTIFS
CHALYBEATE PILLS and Apsrient and Somachc prepare
ton Of Iron by hydrogen and are now prescribing them with
most extraordinary Good appetite, complete dges
on rapid acquisition Of strength with unusual disposition
for active cheerful exercise Immediately follow their
As grand and general restorative it has superior
and substitute
For by all Druggists Price, 30 cents box contain
ing 80 pills. Sent free by mail receipt of price, Princpa
Office 339 Broadway, Y. R. B. LOCKE co., Genera
Agents. Wholesale and retail New Orleans by j. WRIGHT
CO. 81 and ISL Chatres street SCI zp3mAW
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Cabinet Makers
cigars Cigars {!

Purchasers will always find in store ar assortment Of tns
well brands-lnJenuded Flor de Pnjada hafdians'
rler Psnche Redowa Cabargs Psagns kno"
Washington Eermanas MAKO Hsbano etc., etc.. ~ ana
'sse'' t''ee1 P. PRATS Il Co.,
.,s sri, Commercial Pfses.
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Il. N. SUMMERS, Chairman.

Ry-ForCongress-spe IRE authorized to an.
nounee LAWRENCE D. NICHOLAS Of the parish Of Assem-
on as the opposition candidate represent the Second Con
gressicral District. aa2S 2ptnoT
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II NJ have received copy Of
~ = & " ~ Robert r. Stockton, on the
Y!11S' & y nSd Easars Of The American Party,
~ ! 4 Is, Nsw jersey. August 4th, 1853.
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-vorth Reading md Thinking about
RiNISaKR,s OLD LONDON DOCK GIN-Desgned for
N. Of tho Medical Profession and the Family having
nerseded the socalled Gins" Aromatic" Cordial
ETC., endorsed by s the prominent ply
eiaps chemists connoseurs possessing all those In
tr;usc medicinal qualities Tonic and Duretc which belong
10 an OLD and PURE GIN Put in Quart Bottles and solo
byall Druggists, Grocers, etc.
A. NJ. BININaER l. CO.,
Established l778-Sole Importers,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-15

rg-During the summer that has just passed
away of sufferers from ysenter and darrhea have
been relieved by the Of Hosteer's Bie!s medicine
which destined to maintain permanent place in
the public estimation Bilious darrhea is Of those diseases
which battles the skill of the physician The medicine they
administer upon the bowels seems to reach the
source Of the evil The ito get remedy that Will
reach the digestive organs and give them
rush Of ygo to rid Of This disease This problem
solved by B which never falls to conquer the moat
It is only fair to say that during the season
lust closed this medicine has achieved cures than
ether presented the public and during the which
that scoHrge the fever and is prevalent the
Btters will gain fresh fame.
Bold in New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL BY j. WRIGHT
&c., Chartres street, sole agents for the Southern
States and to whom all orders should be addressed and By
druggists and generally everywhere. o0 zp6&W
Rf-Has Arrlved-Dr. james has returned
from his Northern and resumed the practice OF h
speciality.
He treats exclusively of the skim blood and
vous and general debility, ETC.
found at his old established Dtspenssry .. custom
hone. ,treet New Orleans La SEES 2plm4W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-15
Teachers association

Teachers association
We have opened, at No. 90 Gravier street, St.
Charles Academy for the instruction Young
branches Of Modern Education Ksch
his attention exclusively his department; solid
perfect will be given pay attention
studies solicit the patronage Of the public
trely upon strength Of individual character and
capacity.
F. RICHARD,
Prof of French, Modern Languages and the Sciences
W. A. DUNLOP,
olO .pet Teacher of Penrnanship md Book. Keeping
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Philip R0isna, .u~
EAGTF MACHINE WORKS,
Richmond. yirglnia,

Manu- of Portable and Stationary steam Engines "a
every description
Sugar Mills, Saw Mills, Grist Mills,
Large and Small Draining Machines
Pumps of all sizes and descriptions.
shaftings, Couplings, Pueys Hangers and Boxes 0 all
sizes.
Locomotive Flues and Cylinder Boilers
Shnge Lath and Planning Machines
Tobacco Screws ard Fixtures, of every description
Agent for Berger's Boye's Machine.Grounc saws
Virginia Penitentiary Made Axes-every one OF winch
fully guaranteed
r. NJ Smiths Celebrated Straw Cutter.
Nv machinery has received the highest testimonials given IN
the United States Experienced mechanics will be sent 10
m achinery sell when desired and in the event OF the pur
chaser discovering that the article is net what was repre-
sented ii can be returned at my expense
Orders or communications addressed to the undersigned
through the Post Office will meet with prompt attention
An illustrated Catalogue, containing List OF Prices Cerh
CAFES etc. will by mail postage paid to any desiring 1T
PHILIP RAHM,
oil 2p7t -tialAW Proprietor Eagle Machine Works
nar-ofice in New Orleans, 81 ST. Charles street
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FalI and Jv'i,tsy Of 1859.

CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
8s, rs and 30 st. Charles street,
CORNER or Coxxos STREET,
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!
Just received per steamers Of the largest and
most magnificent stocks Of
rAsHIoNABLE
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
EVER BROUGHT TO THE SOUTH
Which, for Style Material Workmanship and chsapnsss
is not surpassed
Goods are divided into three Departments but ali under
one general view:
STORE No. 2s ST. CHARLES sTREET-For
Boys Clothing.
STORE No. % ST CHARLES sTREET-For
Mems Clothing.
STORE No. 80 ST. CHARLES sTREEr-For
Furnishing Goods and Shirts.
nz-salesmen speak French. Spanish and English
L. LYONS,
49, % and 80 St. Charles street,
ak init corner Of Common street.
Shirts Shirts!
Inst received BY late steamers large assortment
SHIRTS, OF THE LATEST FASHIONS.
o, 4. the various qualities sizes. White and colored,
MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY
for the New Orleans city trade 1T Yeuh Boys and
Children. z
L. W. LYONS,
Is, q and 50 St. Charles street.
OILS ap1t Corner of Common.
Boys Clothing Emporium,
Ne II ST. CHARLES STREET, ".m
Between Canal and Common streets.
This Store is exclusively for
YOUTHS, BOYS AND cHILDRENs
CLOTH ~ &, . H K n II - >
FURNISHING GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Inst opeped LARGE AND EXCELLENT STOCK Of
g-a-- FALL AND WINTER
DRESS AND SCHOOL CLOTHING
Embracing every Style and Quality.
All of which will be sold at very reasonable prices.
nSsslesmen speak French, Spanish and English.
L. W. LYONS,
Nos. 26 % and 80 St. Charles street,
o,5 ap1t Of Common street.
Trunks, TfaVettng-Bags,
vAL1sEs, UMBRELLAS AND WATERPROOF
. CLIO TIL N@,
OF the very best styles and qualities made o1ds
"A''"n''N' w. LYONS,
| 49, q and 80 st. Charles ST.,
| ol5 qn1t corner Of Common streets
Clothing. Clothing.
The subscribers have received by late arrivals fall sup
p''' FASHIONABLE
| LoE"I
RNISHING GOOD S
Together with an unusual supply
PLANTATION GLoTH1NG,
FOR MEN AND WOMEN.
| Hats, Blankets and Sock
large and well selected stock .o the Wholesale Trad
all of which they offer at the
| LOWEST MARKET RATEsl
N. G. FoLGER & SON,
81 and IS Magazine street,
olo 2pet corner Grayer street.
Pierson, Harrison, s Co.,
, 1.............. MAGAZINE STREET. ............
d Corner of Canal Street.
BUSIN ESS SUI t S
xU HN RS - So HTS
PIERsoN, HARRISON 8 co,
No. Magazine street,
olo 2pst Corner of Canal ST., New orlean,
GOIg Pens
es REPO INTED AND REF IRE
eS Camp street, up stairs,
va Between the "Crescent' and 'Picayune" Offices.
a. =, sr, ans, s. W. HIGGINS
Water! Water
CLEAR, PURE WATER J!
The subscriber is now prepared furnish the public
HYDRAULIC SELF-CLEANING
FILTER,
with capacity TO furnish FIVE ALLoNs to ONE HI
DRED THOUSAND PER DAY
This Filter Is unlike all othe Filters, as it never gets
" is ad apted nil purposes fiterDg is required
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The Eastern Clarion,
pAUJDING. MISS,
DIR. george EY.. sn.ttg.,

DENTIST
Having resumed his practice will attend professional
ssgeraentB Office No. 1T CANAL sTREaE. nearly c
posite Christ Ghurch. "a 2gN
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CoLoBED MILITIA correspondent of the New
-. .ts....oxah Gar, uarrisbnrn pa saus

COL0RED MILTTIA.-A correspondent oI IHe Ne"-
burg Telegraph, from Harrisburg Pa, says:
We have negro military company in our place.
Their eyolutions novel, unique and entirely I'M
known to military men. Instead of thirteen inches
between breast and back they take about thirty.sx
inches for the reason that they are not able to face
about in time on account of their very FARCE feet
They paraded few days ago, carrying their muskets
in a manner which would have made Sabbatarian
tremble for his life. In wheeling to the left they flew
OF from their guides, causing their Captain (Ben-
nett to speak sharply to them, telling them to turn
short and quick, and not like de hook and ladder
macheen.n They carried the American flag at their
head with the stars down, which offended some of
our patriotic young men, who would have taken it
from them but they being informed Of their mis-
take, righted and Modified the patriots.
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WEATHER IN CENTRAL MIss1ssIpPI.-The Brandon
Herald of Wednesday last says ~ @-n-Z--- -

Republican editor ont West says his party is on
the verge of precpice, but calls on them to march
steadiy ahead.
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sz-The Great English Remedy-Sir James
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS Prepared from pro
acrptioa Of Sir Clarke NJ d. Physician Extraordinary 70
the Queen.
This well known medicine imposition but and safe
remedy for Female Difficulties and Distractions from
whatever and although powerful remedy they contain
nothing hurtfu to the constitution.
To Married Ladies' 1t is peculiarly suited will In short
time bring on the monthly period with regularity.
These Pills have never known fall where the dec
tons on page the pamphlet we'll observed
For full particulars get pamphlet, free of the agent
NJ B$l postage stamps ENCLOSED to authorized
agent will insure bottle containing over fifty pills. By return
Of mail. ".o
General Agent United States JOB NOSES Rochester
MI. J.wRIGHT Co. New Orleans, Wholesale Agents, and
aid by all respectable Druggists feS 2p1ykW
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sS-For Sale by o. o. wooDMAN, B. JoURDAN, G.
n MORRISON, E. B. WHEEIoCK CO., E. GUILLoT
New Orleans. iy2S 2ply