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l;her, unp prsbaib biclt ib ce fur metue Yflicbt,
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aneb!eiben, unp Damn ptrce tb 56nen lstf bic
9anp gu Sbrem SUrbateu tjcteu, S6ren Iater
belttmmcn, pob sr cinc Ginwiaisuu9 S6neu nit,t
YerIa9t, unp 39r unsebiurerte6 6urttOmmen na,b
9reu6sn rermitteIn. 9ie raHiu muiIen Sie mir
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ScefuaiIilaru.

Der "@njeiQer" erltetnt eben Nittprd unb Sonns
0benb, iunl batjatr&tn SutirtspnSprciS ppu 81 so il,
8oroueabun9 pocr % Cts. prr Wipna obbor an bic rcp
Sra9er Auswdrtt0e @trnncnten teljeten Nen @cas an
cen Petaue9eeer GCecr~Spr 615l setlli9 eiulcnesn
entgeSen9enrmmen uno ouf 2}erIan0en bcnorirt
lnieisc uno SetonnmaGuneen alcr Slrt werbeu rrter
Nssnpen Sein9ungen duf9enpmmen: Ginmnlioc Giurlds
9 eNee squares 90 2ctttn ircneer btlben cineu
Sfuorc) 90 9te 'peinlasc ginrJduuo 75 GtS unb flr
cece wtere ol 25 Cts; lbrlit Gcl6ftSan;etoeR pcr-
zen lr ST. IN botbjdbrItdrr Scraueiaeung augenrmmcu
0rpBere &nStiGen mCrocn YubaltRismlB0 bcrecbiet
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Srcap Strobc, S,riihen 6. II, Z. ctr

Broap Stro6c, ;miIhen s. 1t. Z. Stra5c, netcu
81. Sdao's ug8ilbelm Gcu 6aue".
Gerebe enpfs6tt bcm bici9en uub burdrctlpen Iubt-
fun ene aufS se6modroue ein9cridtsts Sorbirltutc,
nnb iGmcideIt t, DAP 9icmanb eineu Sbcp 0otra ale
lrGt ufrccn uber bic rortbcSa Ser6pocrno pGrlGFt,
Sit ibm unr lcncn unc cncr GjetuI, o6rNe ;u &bctl
mtrb.- Gcrner empfcblt or M u rueiiacn Spcrotoncn.
ols Sabneusncbmcn, slSerloen, SIutGcpcn, Sdy0pfcn
It. 9crtlbe fbrt Elm Eager ber brltcn @arfUmcrcn
tabr cine auS9r;et9uetC &inr Qcscu Gjraperpn
MuSfNicn her 6aarc Inn Suinrnh hiitct 81 Antlca.
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SScin!icb.
,%n0 Zen @ecj4trn YOn German 2inss.)

(@ne ctR @eo'Gtfn "On GERMAN 2in8S)
Sfon sriBt Elm fttarfcr 5auh pcu SR
Die itFrntru fribcu MGhtr,
Ia rauiat uno trouit pcr iun9e NpR,
Gin 9cruIc nrucr WG6tr!
Ob 2aut an 2aub pom Yaume fGQt,
Sb iepc SIume ltertc,
> Sommsriuit Ueriuntnc gGelt,
Der gSein 1T icBt peia Grte!
San SEtin er8Iikt Der SchncrIdrin,
Der l1n9it binat9c9upscn,
SIN SStin nar ipa Gle Giume 1cin
g!d6 Der mir nod Yrrlanseu.
Dem S9cin, rem 9Gciu 1T aGcs 9tritb
Ter 0!ammcntraft pcrliebcn;
Str 3ehcr auf! gaBt uns fogleidD
Das 3eltamrnt rHuirben!
6ier, no am 6ccrO YcrsIimmt ras Qaub
&pm iun9cn Hcis Der 9lrtr,
StOBt an bier iiter 0!ut1 unp Stau6:
Ter Gjciil rc0 geGsne Iete!
Ter @'e;if, Der unserm S6ucr nod wGrmt
Die 3utWnit rtitter Seat,n,
llno fort unO icrt Die s9elt ourhlhm1rmt
Su 9cir'uen Suseno, 1batcu!
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-15

Brn S&merS tbres Ssbeus uno perbarg Die &bra-
nen, wetde lie nur I'M Sertcrsenen ieinem Scr
LUTTE wetntc. NRit Der ibr eieeuen Seionnenbet
lor9te fe pcn nun an fait ausi6lisBIib fur &pse
boris Nusriitung, unp l6ufe Nues bertei, mae
3u isinsr 8siie n0tbis mar. (5rrti. folst.)
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MONTICELLO HOTEL.
Gimpu Gteinlei-,.

Smru Gtetnletr,
yiu. l65 Srpaor, ;milcbrn Der g. itro I. Strolje
Ten hurhreiltnbcn 9ubIilm oirb bte ntl iueCrjutce
ptl bciene cnppblc Vie l4wblhot ottlbn iit nit ben
rrriu9liltsu Gtrauteu aUsGelattt. SpaBe @rriUrecn
rno 9co!rllcn bc5 arttts nO cCtrit 81 H0tcn. Ser
iTrne urb Qcrlur9e Sadl miro bt r1rpmrtuotu S6utR
bCtcue Cu~frhltu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-15
!10uler iu perfauien nnp in perrrnten.

Der lnierieGnet, sat mctcre III SeHerIpniosc, pilaen
Sroao~ uno Narbau-Srafe 4cIrsenc Sdulcr. bic uur
Cen StnSltcn SepnSu9Cu unb III tilecm 0reie gun, Ser
taf antetct Ginst pereber f6nnen Gu crentet nb p~
Slet beSp9en mcreen. Spbn S6ac,
R.ll gGe son Sencrlpns uno WarIb0 IifraEe
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Mechanics Haus

Won u. WaYuufe,
NdiujtraBe, ,wiIrhen Der 1Sten unb 19tcu,
1T euS Ye eiu0crld,ttt mo taan her 2a0crbitr Sa-
apn rctibtn cinGm ccen Der StAct namChjo mas oute
Hcrdn bc.rUi, ur Scc eritcllt rrrrcn - Yrifdc u Ii
rtrn, ouf icoc Art ;uRcretCt, liuo ltCtS pruiiba.
tuar NeUe pnneI ruieIbt cn3cIne uS genluIcrcu Cin
Oerticc Sir;Hrr unn yNparo tVhG.ttu
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G. g uiicn.
Cabinet = Maker.

5te StraBe, SWiitsu Sroap- uno WnrINa1itr
Gue Shreintrorbete unb bic iii Sitlcn GcIb6f pcrtrm~
mensen &eparoturen mcrccn tncu uno bils ousaubrt.
uni rcd sthree Nuftr09e 6:tiet ereeben G. IS
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-15
me German ADVERTISER.

b. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every Wednesday and Satur-
day, at S3 per Annum, payable IN advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable.
OtF.iE: las MAIN STREET..
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StnS bem mmsebrueftcn 96riften
SalOmDMiS.

DEM 9tnbi9en sebOrt Die BsIt. - CT tann ob,v
lriOsr feline ,eraie" Sarauf sstpmmsu.
Nian IOa Den Sag pitt Uor fsm A6snt lo5tn -.
i'd Lobe mir abr ROD ben Conn "a sUr
Dem GNU benc.
Der SAein ;ruet. = Darum fpntsn Wltter spn
babiAsn 2S&trn aud ME hem @aOnsld.tn
trGuen.
Sri i'm Seiisr, unb Du ws6nR I'm R.tbt. - Das
fints i d nun nitt. SD Bin i'm 9rlie, elmer
bubl6rn 5'au, aSsr iis bssa!t INNER R.@t
Sn BEN an9en lirSt baS 5tr,. absr niGt in
aasu. SH Den 5abnsranSsn ). 9. liest ptr
S6mer5.
:" BehlsI 1T Die 98irSe unisrss DaIstns. -
Nur prrtsRirt l,sssn mir iEx ni4t.
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Geicb6ftS=Nmsci0ei,.
6. . c bic &
6. Scblcs
9rpbes Wager BON Serren- unb 0omen Shuben
uno Stiefel aQer Dirt,
Sto00ltr., 1l1be bfr 3tem StrnEr.


Srcaeltr, nabe Der 3teu StrnEe,
III fur etsenwdrse Sapn ous 8ebbaltieie uno Wannia-
alttSlt anegetat unp fam Der llutcrtinc lenen ge
tbrtcr 8uctn uue Dem gubIifum bic Setrune ebCu ba
e auts Neue u Sli9e bcbient pGrbcn, ga burG per-
6nlihe Glnoufe in en norcIifn SSocn Die er se>
gen baor e'ce 9tm1t Bet bieru in Sen Sanb acte tlt
S6ltsB benert oerlebe, bae r ae tei Tim eeaufs
gSaars 9oranttrt pnb btlet INT freune!iden 3uirru6
IL 7gl C So 0ebl,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-15

Salur wiu ide Surge troaen UNI ss ipu Sbucu
nd1t an ZEN nrtbi9sn Gmpfetluu8sn ftbleu, Die
Sbnrn cine irsuncli6e 2luinlbme lithern IL. rpsn
Sn freuci9 trmc9tsr Stimmuus rerltre 5becs
DOR o'n e'elnupteu, rer tbm NIT frcunDlihcn
Slidrn na6l6aute.
s0U elm FOLDER Gjeif, la9ts tcIcr crsyiiFen, in
Der Su9enb lett, ra 1T bao Tattrianp nod ni8t
ouIprrn
8.
Seit irncm Sage itanO 3bsurUrs Gntl6lub ftf,
ittne bobcri9Gn Serba,tni1s ouliuscteu unp AT
DEM 9roben fid9 ncrtcretenpm Sample 3beil Su
ne6msn. Gttt jugeupliAer llngeouip crwartcte er
orn lu9enbIif, euf BEN ali Ieiu Sinnen unp
Sratbten gerihtct mar. Sriue llurubc mar Der
0sIFeten nitbt entgougen, unp umlunit bemiibie
or lid, bic llriade ricicr umranpluno pDr tr ,u
"rrbergen. Sin Iicbcupcs 8raucnbcr, lie5t nit
l@arfen Nu9en unp prrp6ctiihen Sliden. Gcni
apnte Die nabe bcrprltcbence Irtununa, ob,r lie
rerntteo &c, bdruetr nit bm ,u repcn. Ge priidte
i'm, Her br Elm @'ebeimut6 gu boben; er mar ice
ro@ purtb lein al Sumhplrt acaebcncs gSurt ae.
punofn. Nub fcbtc bm Der Ntutt, cas- entlhs.
|
p'n, pe9leb rr tbr ole 8r0ft iutrautr, ode llnab.
dncrlihe nit gSiroe iu rrtr09en. Snrcm cr atsr
an Ole ndAe brpUritcbcnre 9ltlhiccsitunoe pattte,
0crppppcIte or ieiue 3artli6feit fir lc. Nte mar
CT autmrrFlamcr uno biu8etenrer 0emrIcu, ais iu
Der Iebtcn ,3ct, ortb lie licB ith earum udt thu.
idben uno mar ouf AGce pprtcrctct 3umeilen
Iltt l!e an EnmanoIunacu elmer perpibliben Gifcrs
tutt pcb pielc Gjcipenlirr riuer Standardization
9hantae ucrlhpauoeu wicpcr, weun ic in Ieir
treucS 2lu9c blidtc uno lrinc Yom 6cr,cr fpm-
mcnbe Sprahe b6rte. Der cole Siinoliua fcuntr
nc nlbt httrl9cn unp menu sr lie oeylniIrn mrtlte,
~ muBte ipn Gin eplerer Orunp ais eemciue Grcu.
lrligtejt beitimmcn.
Gneltt erbslt rr Npn Sumb Tot bic 9emiinlhte
9td'bridt. 9rcuGrn Bate an Nappleou ben &rieo
c Fl1rt, crr JE6ni9 mar noh 9reslau aeaanacn
uno bate pUn bort orn berii6mtcn 9lufruf an Iein
&clt erIaIen. lbrooor las init SegeiltCrung icne
furltltben sSorte. wrGte carnuf terehnet worcn.
pen e'etlt Der 9Fattun in einen Iefeu ouf,ursacn.
bic 9rrjen Su eut1ammsn uuo jsoen Dcutifeu an
kline 9Ftht Su ma6nen. 5brGnen ltiir,tcn aus
ielnen NuBen, ais or 9eenrct bottc. Gbrdncn Der
HuNrun3 une gcwunperung. ollie Sepenfcn
ldWanocn III ietneg Scelc Dor Dem grrBeu, wcltz
erltittcrnren Grcigniie; rer 2tuscnblid mar ee.
Fcmncn, Den CT 10 lebnitdit berbciaemiinIdt, Der
iGn nit GntjIdcu uuO Shaupcr ,u 9ej6er 3eit
erfaBte. Inter Der Wcmllt cicie5 erIen Ginrruf5
Itnrite er iu 3Un Der er atbemlo5 pas Satt,
nprn Der Nufruf itanp, tntgsgenbiclt.
SIeS! la9e er NIT tebsnpcr Stimme, lies, ipas
iCN lUrbeu NON fNumhp NJ rrhoItpu hoke
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GbeftanbS &setter Mmsetser.

GbeftaubS &Setter 9In3etaer.
Sstummt eas Beib&en nsu.
SIeiber,
90 1T Der SimmeI Flor uuh b,,t,r
ed6t Der @anu Fa ui&t Sc.
weeen,
Iit Der Srau gum Baa iu
9sb'n,
@'setS 9swaIt'sen 16ransn- Rssen,
Sonnsnf&ein id6t T& ui&t
ieb'n.
6'rbt rer damn aIIsln 3u Siers
ST Elm Sturmntns
Dor Der 1biire.
gRia er lid Die SsSIe fsu&teu,
G'iebt ts itarfss gDetterl.udt.u.
s8enn itn 6rsunO' bsfuSea
mpllen,
sort man pumpfss Upnrerrou,n
SIT Der Ntann ni&t freunSii6
immer,
@is'tss s&pGIs euf
I'M 3immsr.
gSia sr 5err i'm 5aufe Itiu,
9h'Assn iit'raa sHss
elm.
3iett or willis nt6t tsr 8sutsI,
6a6rt iem 5assl
Sommt prr @ann I'M 8auI6
nad 5aus, aa
Sri6t elm DOnnsrp.ttrr
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=. @nhen'S

gEi'tblhait unD %aNertlcr-Gc0lcn,
MGinlraBe, ;miicbcn Der II. uup 1S., Dem Narft
Sc1cnutGr.
Oicie unb 1cm0frru cH9erittcie 9Shttb0ft ny nr
tie belten yluprS y10tr 3r nm ipn0c errdl0cn oc.
tlt mcret, enpiieb rmcn Srcunccn Iub rrm 0cGmntcn
&ublitum gum fItiFscn 2iclEb Nputp &rbtu.
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WATSON & BAYLY,

Sefentiibe 0eriht5- 9lnnGlte,
emp5len m CUR 9nnabnc alcr @etsf5Qc bic bei rem Gs
ridisn Der StacG &mCn6 unb Ben COUNTS Gourten ycr
PenIieO uno @bsitsrfisIo anbdn9i9 aeniottt mcrpcn
SSnl. S. Natlpn ut iugeb llneo S.ars Gcn,miIto.
ner unO GVmmiiliOncr in Gb1ncero.
r. samuel s. SagI9 III GUmrtiIiiontr Of njtcb Str,es
SpurI Of Claims, @cwmiicner Of Eeeos no pftntbr
NHar. Sfhce: Nanfitrafe IN GjobHin'e Oan
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Gtht9e Slmmsr poenO fur sjnelne 6ren cbrr .ias Sa
mtIltn tno 5tIt9 gu Serrenten bel ocnrD Sdutte,
SdC Ser grcobs uub ste ctr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-12
BY N. VIGNIE.

l.ss: si III III
ts5 ssonSb &c by
IssHs lines q FL inches
@ 81 n d i s1s s s' by
ss tis 'ss tSs 'Ss ss as
front !. Florida Lending
,.sei and ias dividing No.
on s sS
% s ss .ssp nd s ws.
ssP
y d ,.si.. and line. from,
+ ssPa .as f.sss feet u
i.e; No AID .ssh 81 feet i niche. and
feet lonsbes equal parallel lines
IT, 81 depth On Ss
from Lot NJ a feet nchss e. and ines the Other line
ael jackson and % feet inches another diagonal
street. and 5 lines depth line dividing
hs
5 Nj o Of ns.ss sps nesss u
line and So feet and inches the line dividing it from Let
IT, js %
plan Nol717 by the numbers from to %, inclusive.
By inspection of the PLAN It will be that each Of these
OF ample front depth said 39 feet
inches and lines front both Palmyra and Bank streets
and $50 feet inches and lines front both St. John and St.
Is. TWO SQUARES OF GROUND. designated on plan No.
ID by the letters and situated in the Of the First Dis
| trct
Square is bounded by st. Adene St. Msgdeine, Poydas
eeh. designated said plan by numbers from to 2s H.
elusive. The entire In American has the fol-
lowing dimensions via S inches and eines st. AIDE
z53 inch and lines Hevia Lafayette street, and
2as feet inches and line on PGydras street
perso ana dtSdeS Los sesena It'd
mansions Of the entire In American fol-
Jane, 25 feat 2nches and line P0ydras street. and
| 2I5 feet inches and line on Perddo street.
BY inspect on u the plan will be seen that all the lots In
which presently examined the eers ofce No
Banks Arcade Passage sad paas be sshi ted Also at
cash. and the
balance credit and years, 70, notes Of the pur
special mortgage the property Sold with all OF
vedor privileges and the clause Of aenando i'd
rity of nonpayment after maturity. aid will
then bear per cent n,eres. per mum until fully paid This
the payment Of said notes.
The dings against the risks Of
full value and the polio Of transferred nuay to
the agents the city Baltimore til the payment of the last
any delay neglect part pur-
chasers in complying with this condition. said poici OF
.ha by the agents city of Bam
The purchasers will themselves be put in
at their expense and will have comply with The terms
sae any delay neglect their part the
purchased by them will be sold for their account and
risk with any further notice.
Acts of sale before H. B. Cenas Esq Notary Public No. lit
Common the of the purchasers fe4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-12

WILL ANY ANIMAL SUPERIOR TO MAN EVER BE
CREATED?-We find a man at the head of q series of
existence, says the noted Professor Winchell, in
late work upon the formation and habits of man, all
constructed in accordance with the same central
idea and which have made their appearance upon
the earth successfully in the order Of their rank
first the fish, then the reptile, then the quadruped
and lastly man. Should the question be asked, how
do we know that the last term of the series has been
reached, we reply that two considerations exclude the
idea OF any further progress. When the fish ap-
peared, the vertebral column was placed in hori.
zontal position and the head was in line with the
body. When reptiles, birds, and quadrupeds, made
their appearance, the head became elevated and in
clined at an angle with the horizon. Lastly, in man
we find the vertebral column erect. No further ad
vance, therefore, is possible in this direction.
In the next place. no species but man has been dis
existed in the earlier geological periods enjoyed com
paratyely wide distribution. As higher families
appeared and the peculiar characteristics which dis.
tinguish different regions the earth became more
denitively marked, we find species and families con-
fined within narrow limits. The animal forms which
Immediately preceded man in the possession of the
earth enjoyed the least geographical range. But
when man appeared and the different geological dis.
tricts of the earth had become most completely spe-
cialized and distinct find him. in spite OF the law
which restricts other animals within definite limits
spreading himself over the whole earth, and leaving
no room for other coequal or superior creations No
other animal has enjoyed so wide range; and we
find man enjoying it, within narrower limits even
than the American eagle or the African giraffe We
hence infer that higher creation is to follow man
aud that the only farther development possible is in
the exultation OF his spiritual nature.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-12

DEATH OF AN AGED LADY.-Mrs. Elizabeth EwelI,
mother of the President of William and Mary College,
and daughter of the first American Secretary Of the
Navy, Hon. Benjamin Stoddert, died at Williamsburg,
Virginia, on the 18th ult., in the seventy fourth
year of her age. She enjoyed daily association in
her youth with the statesmen Of Washingtons time.
The Norfolk Argus says: u
She was present when the death of Washington
was announced in Congress, and saw Gen. Harry lee
Of the Legion when he offered that famous resolution
in honor OF Washington, ending in the words, now
known over the earth first in war, first in peace
first in the hearts OF his countrymen.n She had
known Gen. Lee from having often seen him in her
fathers house, and was present when he delivered
before Congress his celebrated Grafton on the charac
ter Of Washington. She marked his extreme embar
rassment in the beginning of his speech, which had
wellnigh overcome him, his subsequent sefposses
sion, and bis ultimate success. She saw John Mar
shall, as Chief Justice of the United States admin.
lister the oath of Office to Thomas jefferson in 1901
and heard Jefferson deliver that memorable inaugural
the phrases and the spirit of which may still be de-
tebted in every similar paper down to the present
time.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Ctr Of Nam Arlaa

City Of New Orleans. :
DE 1T KNOWN that this day before me,
DwALTER HICKS PETERS Notary Public in and for
Parish of Orleans and City OF New Orleans State Of Lou
sana duly qualified and In the
subscribing
Personally and appeared,
PHOENIX NICOL WOOD Esquire, of this city President Of
the BANK OF JAMES ROBB, body corporate established
located in this City Incorporated by before
Pierre Charles Cnveier Notary in this city The Seven
teenth of November thousand eight hundred and fifty
the sions by authority of Act of the
Legislature Of this State. entitled IAN Act oesabsh general
Free Bank the State of Louisiana approved
on the 18th Of March, 1855.
that of certain resolutions adopted
meeting Board Of Directors of the Bank aforesaid
December eighteen hun fifty
whereof duly aested by the Cashier and under
of said institution deposited for record
annexed for reference and after the notices and
ockholder having been given aud made
required law for thirty general
of said Bank this
undersigned notary
pose considering and Of approving by said Stockholders
deemed expedent the increase of the capital stock of the said
Bank mill dollars, and the amendment
seventh the articles of by in
sorting lieu Of the words Bank Of james Robb the words
Bank both said articles resolved
the Board of Directors aforesaid.
And personally and appeared the following
PERSONS stockholders Of stockholders
capital of said Bank for the number of shares
opposite their respective names:
WHOM - - ..-
II " bppJr
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Diseases of the Eye.

Dr. has been very successful during the years.
in this city treating the following diseases Of the
OPTHALNIA TARSIA, or chronic Inflammation in the
edges of the eyelds.
EUROPEAN, or permanent invasion of the eyelid.
ECTROPIAN, or aversion of the eyelid. ..
PEToTIs, or falling of the upper eyeld.
XEROPTHALMIA, dryness of the eye resulting FROM
of proper secretion of the conjunction
EPIPHORA supenbundance Of tears, and all other dis
Of the co, junction.
AMAUREss imperction of VISION arising from dis
the retna optic nerve brain, Eth pair of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-12

A COMPLICATED CAsK.-Here Is charge to jury
by learned judge which is rarely exceled for per-
spicuity:
If the jury believe, from the evidence, that the
plaintiff and defendant were partners in the grocery,
and that the plaintiff bought out the defendant and
gave his note for the interest," and the defendant paid
for the note by delivering to the plaintiff COW,
which he warranted, mot breechy and the warranty
broken by reason Of the breechyness Of the cow
her to the defendant but the defendant refused to re-
ceivs her, and the plaintiff took her home again. and
put heavy yoke Or poke upon her, to prevent her
from jumping the fence, and the COW in attempting
to Jump the fence By reason of the yoke or poke,
broke her neck and died; but if the jury further be-
lieve that the defendants interest in the grocery was
not worth anything. the plaintiffs note was worth
beef or for green hide then the jury must find out
for themselves how they will decide the case-for the
court il she understands herself and she thinks she
does, don't know how such case should be decided.
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ragged individual was saluted by little urchin
thus:
"Ho. say, you, sir, don't you belong to the
army7"
Mop was the indignant reply.
"Wen, thought that You did, as you are out
under arms I"
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A CoNvICTs CAREER-An Australian paper, allud-
ing to the incidents Of penal life in the colonies and
to one OF the most hardened convcts of his day. says
Capt. Ketchcale was convicted and sentenced to be
transported for fourteen years. and in due course
was landed in the colony OF New South Wales. His
career in Botany Bay, itranscribed with minute del-
ity, would warrant, perhaps the assumption that il
was the most extravagant fiction ever penned. There
is scarcely crime of which be was not guilty in Aus
tralia, and OF which be was mot convicted. Petty
thefts burglary forgery, (he forged the name Of
Sir James Bowling, one Of the judges and was trans
ported TO Norfolk Island for life) and piracy
on the high seas, and the most extraordinary case
that was ever heard Of in this world. When be was
on his way to Norfolk island in . chartered brig,
called the Wellington, under sentence Of Transports
ton for life for forging the signature Of Sir James
Bowling, he one night in fearful gale Of wind con-
trived, having mued bis rons CHS naval experience
never deserted him) TO get upon the deck and unob
served, entered the doctors cabin, whence he alb
atracted from the medicine chest quantity Of
in which was made the soup for the ships company,
the convcts, fifty in number and the guard, consist
ing Of twenty-five men Of the regiment Of foot, then
quartered in the colony Of New South Wales On
the following day, shortly after dinner time, Il p NJ
nearly every soul on board the Wellington was seized
with pains 80 violently that they became perfectly
hopeless whereupon Capt Ketchcalfe and nine men,
who, at his bidding, had abstained from tasting the
soup, in the most quiet and deliberate manner magi
nable took possession of the vessel The guard was
thrown overheard alive, but more probably dying.
The master, officers and seamen shared the same
fate. And then the remaining forty convicts were
brought up in ther rons and with equal remorseless-
ness, were committed to the Deep