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5,485 PRIZES! LOWEST PRIZE 800!
Nearly One Prize TO every Nine Tickets.
DrHaCS Every Saturday.
Whole Tickets SO; Halves s.; Quarters 81, 80;
EighthS Nl,2j.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to 5000. corresponding With
those Numbers on the Tickets printed separate
placed Ia one wheel The first as Prizes. similarly
printed and cucrccd. are placed IN another wheel
The wheels ARE then rcyOlyed and "a NUMBERS drawn
from the wheel II Numbers, and 1t the same time
a Prize h. drawn from the other wheel The Number
and Prize drawn are opened and exhibited 20 the
audience. aud registered hy the Commissioners the
Prize being placed against the Number drawn. This
operation j. repeated until all the Prizes are drawn
out.
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES.
A., by tins scheme. one Ticket in every ten is
tRNSTErD % draw 81, will send Certificate ~
PtCkaGES Of 10 Tickets twhcre the Numbers end IN /,
, O. l. = t. = : o. o. at the following rates. which
the risk on them. Al they draw the 50 Prize
| accTucs 10 the purchaser.
Certificate q Package Of 10 Wholes,...........ssO
10 Halves. ...........--... 20
10 Quarters. .-........... %
10 FIghths.............. 10
II will be perceived from this plan that for $50 the
purchaser has Certificate q ten Tickets, when II he
buys Tick cts he would only get for that eight
Wholc-. thus by buying Certificates he has two more
| chances for the larger Przes-Hali, Quarter and
| EghthS in proportion.
| fwould also inform my patrons that purchase the
THREE-NUMBER CONVERSATION
! Tickets and sell them. These Lotteries are drawn
| by the same firm twice each day. The schemes are
very liberal, and Tickets range m price lromSl 20 SO
| shares IN proportion.
] publish pamphlet which explains ard sets
forth the principles and advantages OF these schemes;
| therefore II Is not deemed necessary 10 say more
| here.
Those ordering Tickets will please give their sg-
nature. Post once, &c plainly MS u important ~
| have cash letters IN my possession winch am IN
able TO answer account Of some one or all Of these
omissions; hence / am often blamed, when the par
| ucs themselves are at fault
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Winners Canadian Vermifuge,

q
II the grave could speak. We should learn that
wOtlurd- o.: the children who die between the ayes
- one ami hye Year,. have fallen victims To- diseases
produced 10y intestinal worms. In treating tins de-
complaint II - necessary not only to eNtIr-
pat" the animals. but L. tone to the stomach and
lHi'stIHe~. Where the digestion Is good and th,.
bowels regular worms cannot exist. All the raYUir-
m"ut~ 81 a radical cure are combined IN Winners
CANADIAN NERMIFIGE which al once DISCHARGES
the worms. regulates the Secrctions. Inygorat.- the
digestive organs and braces up the whole system.
For sale IN New Orleans wholesale and retail hy
J. WRIGHT Co
~ LrI.l L--rt
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| GRAND Prize OF $4,000 I!
27,S1l PRIZES. AMOUNTING TO S51S,177!
Whole Tickets $40; Halves 81; Quarters 81 80.

IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money To- our address for the Tickets
ordered, on receipt Of which they wIll be forwarded
by first mail
The List II Drawn Numbers and Prizes Will be sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Rg- Purchasers viii please write their signatures
PLAN. and give their Post once. county and state.
hr- All prizes Of 81 900 and under paid immediately
after the drawiu--othor prizes at the usual time Of
thirty dav-.
Notice to Correspondents.
Those who prefer not sending money by mail, can
use THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY. whereby
money for Tickets In sums Of Ten Dollars. and up
wards can he sent a., At OUR RISK AND EXPENSE
from amy ,ty ortuHu where they have am Office. The
money and order must p, enclosed iu Government
Post Once Stamped Envelope" OF the Express Com
pauy cannot Ioct i've them.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address aIl Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
WOOD. EbUN a co. Augusta Georgia
or, WOOD EDDY CO.. Atlanta Georgia.
or. WOOD EDDY CO. Wilmington. Del.
Be- list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel. with tie amount Of the prz" that each is
entitled 20, Will he published after every drawing. in
the following uapeTs.-iUnf0. Geo. CoHSti'utiOnpht
NeC O.1u. De1'a. N3J8f Register. NasIriUs gazette
AhaftG H'.}H1eucsr. Nar York Weekly Day Beok Sd
rraH1t D1tu Ncr, Ri-La.1Hd Dispatch. Nor York DIS
patch. P1a'iug Mss Clarion. aid LINE Rock (Ark
True Ds4nrv9t.
Feb. II. 1850 l5-tf
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In the treatment aud cure Of Chronic and Functional
Disease, Extraction of Metals ana sN FOREIGN ~rb-
stances from the system
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rNREFUTED PROOF.

glatng and ronoyaung remedy, whatever may Ice
their complaint t can be taken with safety in an pc
uudc and other CARNATIONS it, effect Is all hut
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Choice White TaIIOW.

Sole, Harness. Birdie Upper. Pad skin, Hamestring,
Lace, Kip skins. Calf skins. Sc, all Of our own tan
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GREAT INLAND rHoRouoHFARE
CONTINUANCE TO TRAU.ELERS.


TINHE undersigned has stocked AMI IN full oyer
/ alton a lime of TWO HORSE MAIL COACHES
from p,SpJo, the Mobile and OHIO Railroad, wa
Prairie Line, Pluldrug G3randSyIll and Decatur 10
Union whore "a connection is formed with the great
DAILY stage Line from Montgomery, Ala 60 brandon
Miss The line from pr~oto 10 Pauldug runs daily,
leaving pcSnto Immediately the arrival OF the
trains The line from PauldInE 10 Mon Is Tl-weekN'
leaving Paudng on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri
DAYS and arriving Union on the same days m ume 10
connect with the Stages The Cars on the southern
Road are now running 10 Morton. twenty miles east
Of Brandon. and passenger leaving either end OF the
Mobile and OHIO Road on Saturdays or Wednesdays,
can reach Union on the following day, without any
night travel and get to jackson and Nickshurg early
on the dan afterwards
Fs-Thc Stock on this line are equal to any in the
country. the Coaches comfortable. and the drivers
careful and accommodating Passenger, mdy rely on
The connections beng made
RS-Persous arriving 10y the Hack at pauldinp de.
string to 20 any point IN the surrounding country
or TO any place the line from Pauldng To Union on
those days when the Hack between these places joe
not run, can always he provided with conyeyances
SHARMAN HYDE. Proprietors
FdHdihg' MtIch ~ 1909 25-tf
SNUFFs.-Honey Dew Scotch, Macaboy, Garret's
Brandon, MAY Is, 1859 40 -
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ELECTRO CHEMISTRY


APPLIED To THERAPEUTICS.
BK the maMN-iI ...ynr-.I a only I'm LlIIMIa md .I
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wINER's CANADIAN vERMIFUGE.

All medical men admit that intestinal worms cause
III" death 81 thousands Of children annually. and
ttl many terrible diseases ON those whom they do
not summary destroy. No apology. therefore. j.
needed for introducing preparation like
WINER'S CANADIAN NERMIFUGE.
which, IA three days. Will fumhlate and carry Of Ell
Their Tape Worms, Round Worms, or Nav Worms,
Iud al the same tIme brace and intensity the dI-
g->tly" powers of the stomach. that OF the
disease j. next to impossible.
Ask any medical nan what is the chief prodIspos-
ing cIIS" II ia. many complaints which declmate
our juvenile population AT tins season. The
VIII te worms Happily remedy. lnocUou- and
lntdlhle. has been provided 10y science. A short
n.uLst.. and IN .nImu ImstAm..- a sIngla dose nf
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nallr'S MauiraI Pain EYfrnnfnr

FIrst-lt will. within tiye minutes from its applca-
ton, remove the pam from the Seyere-t Burns Bis
~,ai~. Ii Will also remove the pain and cure
Gout. nc-DoloreuI, Piles, Rheumatism Sores or
Swchngs.
Sccond-In case Of Burns. if applied immediately.
viii preserve life. no matter how severe may be the
INJURY. unless the artery DE burned and consequent
N any inflammation.
ThITd-lt will heal Burns or Wounds. Ulcers or
Sores of any kind, WITHOUT SCAR.
Fuurth-lt ueutralizes and DESTROYS poison from
plants. reptiles. insects or rahhid animals
FItth-It viii, wherever applied, prevent morrfca-
'lou aud m old wounds. wherever morn catlpu has
commenced. 10 will arrcst the Disease and cure the
wound: even where the flesh has already dropped
Away. 10 Will restore the part to It's natural state
SNth-lf Broken Limbs, when set DE well wrap
ped mp M the SalNe. no Inflammation, swelling 81
pain occur, and the bones unite and become
strong with astonishing rapidly.
Seycuth-Nheu the bowels are painful or inAamad.
the Extractor, Il We'll rubbed upon them will AFFORD
relief and cause a movement even when castor oil.
igap anil all other medicines have failed.
Eighth-ltS use l. perfectly safe IN All cases. ID
never can do harm the system Will absorb no more
than necessary 10 repair IT, Ii will not conflict viii!
any medicines that NAV De taken internally.
PILES.
ID may he confidently stated that there il no case Of
Pllr- which may not be- cured hy the PAIN ENTRAC.
TOR. It's certain remedy, and removes n once the
pain and soreness.
For sale in New orleans, wholesale and retail at
proprietur~ prices, hy J. WRIGHT & co.
u aud ISL Charities II.
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21listella nFpns,
m, q. p. CRANES
NH A l. A L | O \
or n F1fRO- CHEMIrAL AND MEpICATED
VAPURS. IL THE TREATMENT
CONSU MPTION,

AND ALI, DISEASES uF. THE THROAT LUNGS.
AND AIR PASSAGES.
I. now well established the most rational and ong
y,iIa5lf method Of efiectlng a Cure.
N-0 MEDICINE taken into the stomach can cause
y q removal Of the tuhoraie deposits upon the
iIng. or n,lge the tendency %; tine system to fur
thcr IL position
Cnu.rirprfiou IL a local disease. generated and fed
y the blood IN certain chemical condition, through
tLe rna,iiuro If the diseased organ To accomplish
tins uurp, a- y,e cannot apply solids or hula- To "a
cavity lr1pI ONLY for TIA" reception of ar wo re-
,iuc them t. volatile condition, ami form AN appro-
pirate instrument To- Inhalv oT breathe the Napor.
Hy the Inhalation of yapur-. we can produce all the
hn fiona, effects capable ~ being produced 10y modl-
cines much more speedily ANA efficiently than from
the administration II crude medicines through the
stomach. The practice Of giving medicines by the
stomach IN the treatment Of tins disease D. ubcc-
tIpn,Il.. first b.r3u-r they do not come IN direct
contact with the organ affected: secondly, because
their most powerful action Us expended on organs In
"a healthy state. or only dI-1rd"rcd through -ympu
thy thereby dcranEug digestion and destroying the
nutrition ofthc BODY and finally. because many agents
Of great value can only be- administered m the case
state.
For the better accommodation Of those pulmonary
patients who are unable tnylst the city.a list o
questions has been prepared winch vii be torwardct
II desired BY giving correct answers 70 these que~
tons the Doctor VIII h,. enabled 10 Judge Of the ma
turp and progress of the disease and VIII putup med
cine- uhalcrs. etc. with written instructions for th
whole regimen. winch wl hy sent according ~ drec
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AND ALL DISEASES or m lhltpAi' IL Mo-
AND AIR PASSAGES.
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PHOTOGRAPHS
rTRm aTZE. ON CANVAS.
BrnnIIieS, Wines, CigarS.

MOBILE.
e. HAENFs
.... 49,. go ID. ~
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ft,UE 4nhsrrtliers aupr nv sale fruu t1a Dustum
i usaae. tbs following CHOICE LlQl OILS. ui Their
oar .uIpHr. rf1u
pENNuIEs =lHs. Wsun.s1v. uurl tupuy Co.
Jules Robin. uuW1n. Damon ttHugrr 6 Cos n ~rIE
uat.s. boz eighth quarter sud UH.t r'rDs.
tells .Nalar swan. t.sI. ~tHtN and ~.hnnVps
THTF fIaH otter tHH IrfHa fll hHrst taauf ttuuu NJ
WINS ana LlQtuIl4 tH % t.uui bro any U.ty u tur
InItaH -tlies. e0uaauuf 81 purt MUgirt tud cherry
Vines. Iauuru and St tluy Rum. irish, -rHtrh
EairIUu. and Nuu. WHISKY. Copenhagen Cherry
ffHe tGUrry UrtHIr. UrHrt irw0u. kt-horrN and
Nat ayrurs. UHngar Lavender and baf kisrry l-1u-
Hv knuIsrtte. turlUgt. NHr-uh.uo. kIrshvt--rr.
rr4n.IV tlurura, Al.syuti. UotHr -tuuEHtun, ~pce
and WHfH fupruH laftrrs. rt's efr.
Atsf. 4 rh.IH, aUh'Utnu ut tUtNIt~. ui th0 bIluW-
y 4 Ur.nda UaaUuta, E.mtselIt. Euftlut br1ua.lI-
nt Diane tlNaJuy ruri1s..HiAsl El tlHr. ~ ArIuII3
Tees. at. ranging u prices from ~ o. $50 per thou-
sand.
mo above Glols. noBr'y M ~ which we're .mp1r.
ist 81 ourselves sf- afrfgd 10 WI lcsalr iu their or.
ifina. ptelfsa. rom the Custom UH1-e. ar from
tnair Store s Tutul boz quantities Co auf gus'' o.
and ~ .s bow rates s they can bs 'hguod bon any 81
che eastern markets
WutFF 8 co.,
tfA8i.slis slf p.frf neIfsrs Re Uts. ssi E.fs1r,,
H COMMERCE AND 90 FRONT sly.
M5flEa Ian fsFN lA#iV
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PILES.
FEVER AND AGUE.

OSGOODS CHOLAGOGUE.
This j. the only sure and certain remedy for this
hateful disease Noonc need ever complain Of hay-
ing H. unless they have never taken this celebrated
remedy. IL once they take pStTOODS CHOLA-
t,D,rt +. then farswa 20 Chl~ and Fever forever.
For sale IN New Orleans, wholesale and retail, hy
J. WRIGHT & CO.
y and ldl Chaltrc~ It,
Sole Agents for the South, and 10 whom all orders
should be- addressed.
6 REAT DISC O VERY.
Ample both by aide practitioners and chamic
II analysis. have demonstrated the great value Of
Prof prGrath'- beautiful combination. called
ELL c TRIC- OIL,
Tor the relief and cure Of pain. But the people
themselves rendering their verdict IN q manner
both unm-tslahle and satisfactory. More than 9UUO
bottles have been suldIn very short timc-a great
proportion to those who heard others recommend IT,
Who had tried o, That It - splendid discovery IL
everywhere acknowledged. and nothing like IL was
ever before prepared
The only genuine ELECTRIC-OII. is Prof De
Draths. which - TO De- had a. all the respectable
Druggists IN this city. and wholesale and retail st
the pTupurtur'- prices, of the Agent.
For sale IN New Orleans wholesale and retail NV
J. WRIGHT & CO.
u and ISL Chartrcs It.
Nc7r Orleans Jan. 1859. lSIy
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Staple and Fancy DrI Goods.

NO. o SOUTH WATER STREET.
Thrd Store flum puph.u street,
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NOTICE

~ COMMERCE. AND 90 FROM
Mobile. Jan tsts.
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shelby, Philadelphia. Rocklaui, Thoma~t"n. Mar
| Bile Dust Piaetcriug Hair, Ra,endaIe Hydraulic &C.
ment Calciued Plaster of PARIS.
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Leather.

Wet AMI bry Sailed. Heavy and Light, Kip and
! Calf Skins, shee p and Deer skins.
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Pure No. Pereyian Guauo, direct from the Peru
Wan Government; South American and other kinds
I SuPorpho-Phste Of Lime; Grpund Bones and Bone
Dust; Land Plaster and slack Lime.
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cate q Package Of 10 $50
10 Halves. ............-..... -
10 Quarters. ............... -
Ia FFuIrhe .----. Ia
Wound also lhIorIn my P'IF0hS ITU PHTcuAse ~
THREE-NUMBER COMBINATION

NlN4GIE- VFPlCE NPlRTA ACAnEMT L0TTERT, !
Augusta. Ga. Jan. ], ls5q. (
For the accommodation II those residing nearer
Montgomery. Ala. than Augusta. Ga. We would men
ton that orders for Tickets or Certificates in our
Lotteries viii be promptly attended to. II addressed
70 +. L. ATKINSON. No. 5 Court Square, Montgom-
cry. Ala. VERY respectfully.
WOOD, EDDY 4 CO. Managers,
Successors 10 : Swan a Co.. Of Georgia and Gregory
Maury, OF Delaware.
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Remember 10 address your orders to Z. F. ATKIN-
son. Montgomery. Alabama, who will promptly fiji
all orders, give YOU any information desired in
connection with these Lotteries.
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DYSPEPSIA,
y II'TT1 ~ TTIII'IT : = -V'IT
GENERAL DEBILITY & WEAKNESS.

The great scourgc ofthls continent Yields quickly TO
course of these auti~rpuc Pills. and the digestive
organs restored TO their proper tone; no matter
IN what hdtoUS shape this hydra of disease exhibits
Itself tins searching and unerriu. remedy disperseS
il from the patient system,
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TeaChers Wont..,,,

\ ~ M LiniAN ANp LADY. 10 take CHARGE ~,
ln nSIilute Session to commence l5tb s,,, 49,
it, ueT; targ@ edltce is now nearly cnmnie,a1
healthy i, lovely spot that can never be other tban
water convenient INV sprung ana well
t,ss'lory testimonials viii be required as to the
I"a,cauoh OF the applicants to instruct in Nh ~
ug.aI'ntntS-not only OF PLAN English Titsretnra
~ ~ lhe Classics including all the higher branches
",o'lshre Music, &c. A gentleman of family pre-
Mississippi ' 'e"'is' wv '''l'ii'
June " lS5Q % N.
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l}lobiIt Qirtttorp.
DANIELS. ELaIN a co..

Corner of pauphin and Water streets,
NoWIE Ala
A pr ,ss rssaIy.uf tbatf stock af FALL aui WIN.
"A MIR tUUIa. wHrh IauHN. tulc tHt varied t'r
the saaaHH1. consisting ni OH thr newest amt ul.~i
i4aIuHl aItfa uf staple HuI lnUy Huglra u thuIr
Uns..otrrv e.dHf. NrI..vt tuI quality 90 ~Ik- ant
saUus NutUu te lanes. tlsGWHrra, Npage1s amt
paTtmt.ts. "a U|I auppI, uf tl.huutlg Mourning
tluntis. tiuabams and DHutts at aIl aurJst Lafea.
Trun. urs. fuu1rs. Nra,i'.s. IIreIti tnd tu" mum.
bsrIeaa tftrrs Or itls. uav appropriate tu barge
whHlfH8lH end retail gstt'a bWeut
They un DESTROYS 1i extending their trblc with
Planters tuI4 season. .1i h1re consequently given
Erett rtIH 40 Che -gI.'.u OF such g1od are used
Us rltutsIH BHl BUH l.ya.
rcve during ihn s't-un. very mu supply uf BLANK
eta of % descriptions. krr-et-, Iu-el Keut.rky
James, t.bnuri.. '.uyhurE. ~hHctuEs, Tlile Cloths.
Domestic, Fttou Yarn. Window SbaIfs Trunks
rtrpatNsas Competing Waf.tst Goods ats. So
Aar nruHiHlHtha, Ctss .murra sttfuat- u etr if q
u f,t every thing n their limo used on "a pi,ntsi.l,
~ Wn'h u'gN respectfully invite the attention of tho
rIufeUtul Fast MIssissipU a. tbe, v .sU tEs 4t,a
Ht tle i.frsi nfsslhf prizes
Mobile. Jan. t,ap Ig1v
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other signs of diseased liver and other dlsorganiza-
ton Of the system vanish under the Graduating in
fuence Of tins all powerful nt-eptic and detergent
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THE GREAT AMBASSADOR OF HEALTH
TO ALL MANKIND.
PILLS
nn0aI mn rvITY- cr~T-

THE want Of "a sterling medicine 70 meet the ills
i and necessities Of the suffering portion Of hu-
ntaty. and one entirely free from mineral and other
deeteupu~ Particles. severely tClt tin this all
powerful medicine was ushered into the world: HoL-
Pulls have become the REMEDY all
nations. Their attribute l. to PREVENT well a.
CURE. th,y attack the RNplN of the complaint.
lud thus 10y removing the hidden cause Of disease
guTIte and restore the dropping energies of the
system. Sug her task Of VITAL and FUNc-
r,r
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The republican National Convention.

The National Republican convention VIII meet az e
cago on WEDNESDAY the 18th day OF June next at IL
o'clock (noon) for the nomination OF ~ oe
supported for President and wee fresiue' at e next
election.
The Republican electors OF the several tne mem
beers Of the Peoples party OF fehsyahla' ana OF the
Opposition party of New Jersey ana all others VINO are
willing to cooperate win then IN support OF the cahoi
dates who snail there oe hoaleo' anu VINO are opposeu
10 the polcy oil the present administrations 10 feu"i
corruption ana usurpauoh 10 inc extension u siei!
into the terrltores TO the new ana dangerous po'ca
doctrine that the constructor OF us own iooe' e"ie
slavery INTO all the territories Oh ine oni'eu
the re-opemng oil the African siaNeiraue' 70 any 'e
quality OF rights among cizens' anu VINO are III FAVOR VI
the immediate ADMISSION OF Kansas INTO tae Union uhoer
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severely cut by breaking through the window.
His pain and anguish for some time were most
excrutating. His age, constitution, habits,
and cheerful disposition, give hope of his re-
covery.
While moving schoolhouse near the Will
llngton glass factory, on the 18th inst, it being
drawn by seventeen pairs of oxen and one pair
OF horses, in crossing ditch the house lost its
balance on tho rollers and pitched forward,
crushing and killing one of the oxen; and the
sehoolhouse was left, pitched partly into the
ditch by the roadside.
The Windham County Educational Associa-
ton, will hold its next Quarterly Meeting at
Woodstock, on Friday, Dec. 80, commencing
at lO9 O'Clock A. NJ
VERMONT.
The ice bridge across Lake Champlain
which forms the only communication between
st. Adams and Grand Isle county, a distance
OF five miles, was crossed by teams on Sunday
Dec. 18th, for the first time this season.
RHODE ISLAND.
Dr. Ambrose Horton, for thirty years
pracucing dentist in Woonsocket, died sud-
denly on Tuesday evening, Doth On rising
from supper he complained of feeling unwell,
and died within five minutes He had been
feeble for many months, and was eighty-six
years old.
MISCELLANEOUS.
AT a meeting of the New York Horticul-
tural Society on Monday evening, the Presi-
dent exhibited some sweet peas which were
taken from the breast of an Egyptian num-
my, and are about three thousand years old.
James Powers, workman on the new State
House at Columbus, S. c., being charged with
sedltlous language, was treated to thiriy-nine
lashes, and coat of tar and feathers, on Sat
urday night last. by committee of vigilance
The widow of the famous Morgan, of anti
Masonic notoriety, is now a resident of Mem
pins, Tenn. The Appeal of that city says =
She has been connected with Leath Orphan
Asylum since her advent here, and her labors
IN behalf of the poor and unfortunate will not
soon be forgotten by the recipients of her ia
YorS"
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THE FIRE ON THURSDAY N1GHT.-The loss
of Messrs L. X. Earle & Co., by the fire on
Thursday night, will be at least $4,000, exclu-
siye of the damage to their engine. They
were insured for $4,000 at the City and Eliot
offices in Boston, and s17 900 at the Etna Of
fee in Hartford
The loss to Mr. Thomas Earle, manufacture
er of Sewing Machines in the first story of the
east end, is estimated at from So, 500 to Sc, 900.
He was insured for 81 500 in Boston, and for
a like amount in Dorchester.
Messrs. Hartshorn & Trumbull, who occu.
pied portions of the two stories over the latter,
in the manufacture of envelopes, had insur-
ance to the amount of $4,000 in all $4,000
of it being in Boston, Sc 900 at the Etna Of
flee in Hartford, and the remainder in other
Hartford offices.
This fire is supposed to have been the work
of an incendiary, the circumstances attending
its origin strengthening that supposition.
Messrs. t. X. Earle & Co. have commenced
repairs. They have contracted for new en-.
glue, which will be put up in week, or ten
days at farthe't, ana all the machinery will
soon be in motion again