davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1859-04-15

tics. She finishes her figure with queenly
pose that Rachel or Ristori might have enyied.
The guardians Of public decency, kindly fur
n!shcd BY the Government, see in the most dar-
ing Of her gymnastics nothing 10 call for repres-
sion. What she dares to do IS marvellous what
she saves by her rapidity is more marvellous
still Any other sylphide would be carried to
the calaboose for each of her steps; Marguerite
Ia Hugnenotte Is chaste By force Of multiplying
her traits Of bolduess.
When the quadrille is finished, Thousand
voices in the boxesfor the responsibility in
the boxes have been excited spectators Of the
dance-cry jas at the top Of their lungs, and the
Huguenot girl is seized BY the frantic chicdrds
and nsonsQu<taires-her admirers-and carried
around the theater q Ia Ausard, to be tumbled
at the end Of this triumphal march into the pri-
ratc boz which clamors most loudly for the hon.
or. There you may see Marguerite drinking
champagne and eating ice creams with the first
princes and lords Of Europe, who vic ut each
other in showing her attention. While the Hu-
yuenOt Il there, if score of 0rslni bombs we're
to explode at the door, no one could turn rouud
to see what the matter was! So you may judge.
This new divinity Of the Parisians is said to
he imperrious to the ASSAULTS Of her admirers.
Her virtue: however, is only relative, for she
loTes and clings to plain, honest fellow that
hazard has thrown in her way, notwithstanding
all the golden traps that hare been placed under
her feet. The worship Of the my-lords has
failed to turn her head
, 1859-04-15
39rrss 4 Tribtt>tt,


Tia fEI8s TRsnCaE oTTeE TO a1ssua N
shs ass<, sVssJ rzsy sf Jsb Printing In tbs rfs1 NAN
Iaae At ia Los~s Lisihs PF:s<. Particular 1tte1asa
Gsvsats tts psutiagsf
Bcs1sta 9AEpe, LITZE2 HIApA Bill HzAps.
EfcI1r17, IosTKEA, fEoGhANXEs.
IANP1N.tTN N1ECrLAEA CMEcxs,
BLANK AOrEs, LAHELa TIcXETs,
sT~PE1STISG IN COLORS -
In ali It's varieties. done in beautiful Eyla aud Mt moderate
rcs. An examination Of .1cn:s... ad paces Il respect
fully invited.
- Orders from TIC csuny promptly Ns and and saat
lpa4eby express.
, 1859-04-15

tC0FrG5ptEdrnce OF New York THbnheJ
CAFE IIArrrzs; Ezyrul!c .. H4F11.2
Two weeks ugo lcf, the sombrc city Of Bos.
ton to visit the Negro Empire Of Hnyti, and to
have friendly chat with the Negro Emperor.
5. II. Faustin the First. I found that ! had
cor,c too late for my purpose. There is no Ne
Er" Empire here and no Negro Emperor! The
irst has been abolished and the sccond has ab.
dictated: lire Ia Htpe5lt4ae IfayisH"
shouted yesterday, Us strol!ins party Of ragged
soldiers passed me in the street.
Tan, Ton - they shouted in reply. "Iift
Ia EpGLliYw M1y'it" -
feared that this revolution was another out
ward symptom Of the old and deadly feud be-.
tween The blacks rud the Sauga Melee--the pure
negroes and tile mulat1oes-which was the orr
yin Of many nia:sacres and melted many Il
blnody battle lit the days Of jean Francois. RI
,.aud, Tonssaint, Dye. and the terrible Dessal-
ines. But | UNI now inclined to beiiere that this
impression is erroneous. All classes seem to
synlpathize with the rcrolutionists. Tie mu-
lattoes, it is truc arc especially rejocrd at the
success Of Gcf1rArl, because Ills failure, they
SAY, would have led to the massacre of the m,l-
lattoes in every part Of the island, but the nc
groes also--tnt blackest Of tile Hacks-exhibit
equal enthusiasm and llilariy nj The fall of Fu,,s-
tin-wlso is no longer tsucll is lifc:j spoken IF
as 81 Iaistie, but only as Monsieur Suulouqur,
or ''ttle old man." nr-much more frcIneutiy-
that ''booly old william or, as nlulatto said,
that "monster Of i tyrHnt."
, 1859-04-15
CHICAGO TYPE FOCNDERY
Printer Warehouse.
N 4 r a

tHlpAa3.
TIE N':'t1y Is prepared 10 flsn;.h Tx III lasxo Or
.RAt!i l..st.si ;.t r. 4 su;+,4r q'!.,iY ol urta
Tor ether caAs Or akpros<d paErr lie II .l. supplied
will : A4rir 14.x II PRESSES, 1Sk. WUUn TYPE,
\ new Specimen h<.,k l. ready c4e delivery anl
I'LL y +snt ~ pa1t:s w!Ahin< to nrdaf p!c,lIu.
nhlstdb u. L. LODGE. T.ta>u1s.
, 1859-04-15

T. W. DENSMORE, hayinr re-
La moved to bis new location. Vii. coptDu, ~ 4.
Flour, Grim, Meal and Feed Rn.,,
ncSas
A. Heretofore. and L. a.so prepared to d. Gt.e,, ~
ann luEnes and make sh advances an cos5Tn1ncna ~
pEott!y In sore. 10 SOUTH WATER STREET. .'7 -
11l19i} H'4 Corner u Neus
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merrbant Ta(lors.
WESTERN AGENCY OF TIE
Golden Hill Shirts.
BURWELL a. WYANT,
WHOLESALE ASn RETAIL DEALERS IN
Mems Furnishing Goods,
NJ. s Trrn1aat H,ock ,Dca,bp:n ....) Chicago.
uld :fo:.4 tho P'c tat they ar prepared to At
trl.t to tic.7 raary ~a':'s.
s,;s TT :, *' 'l a''s''i"n IL their New Stock Of r'
Mems Furnishing Goods.
Consisting ii
Shirts, Hendkt rchitts, Collars,
Drawers, B2soms, Hosiery,
Gloves, Ties, Ecarts, De Joiuvlles,
Umbrellas Fancy Blankets, Travelling shswls,
czavas, Dressing Robes, Boxing Glovas,
&C., &C.. &c.
Al Of which they oGera, the Lo"Es1 gARKET PRICE.
al and examine Shirts. which Of te
GOLDEN HILL MAKE,
Stamped atA warranted tn Fl.
o1,1 A-shics Irax.r Tis Stock, R"'e-. ke ms;s ts
aa'>r~:'s No. S Tsra.oI I;l"cE, fDrar.,u...a
f. ELY. WOOLEN DRAPER
siTi; r." x SS X";s xS -
1astSIs P,, !" :'esi s;l i y via
ii. sHs1 ri n4 .t o,sf MI; fafosas - ss
remcn ssisa e to xh .hs attention cl all
s.p-ra's Fashions received s;;se 9cs.s's :, =,
| w.. o1- w. > fremont Block Cb!caxn Ill
, 1859-04-15
t1lSura11fe.
H a L L & r 0 U y D s.,
IL INSURANCE AGENTS,
160 SOUTH WATER STREET.
STATEMENT OF TIE CONDITION
1K2--

A4A4s@1-'l VI 1A1 CONDITION
-oY 1K1
pH1t lnr1 pu14 Frpr I'm r1r1, ,xS m
nAAtAD1Ak LILA 1A0k AND Liz LaSs W.
o@ THE f11s3 DAT oF 1AscAAx. lso7,
Made to tit Aua.,s, Of III. State 0, uruoI,.
Fs-The rauc Il thu company Is the Philadelphia Fir
Fhil.daiuh:a' ~~.'p1'4'' t'-A'e@ - 'u' ''' ~
Seeond-TAt amount Of capital stoek = -, a3lo1oo,..
Third-Tha a.naurt Of c,nIi .Lrt n,sd M /. TX II,
Fourth- ARSr '1~ ~ 49, '9'''~''
lit, Amount u ca.h sn kand and In hxa., Of
Akrnts........, . 451S3
IL Re4i EstSe unIncunberc '''''''''''. II iii 4
* Vs4rr.. ~. M r. ~
cth siocks Il par OWED Sy lie conpsar u 10
9Th due fron !aiiyi,in,j. ~ F'''''' - ifS ~
III FIxtu:rs '..s-.:-' ~
SUI Stocf Sotea 10 n.s crIt of ca.tt, N. TX
1fh Hii1. rt-atv,t. 49, 1.,.;,a
''s' '@' <''''' '''''Des' '7'e''''': -..4z-D
: '''''--''''.'''... ..'-..'...s-9''-o'-5
L1AnrHHa
LOSES adjusted and due ue,-y MIN,
Loss.s st}u1:c! and not due. due Sune.
Losses u4.4!jcsted ,.1rt. H0.
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1:llElrallcR.
A y y L AL STATEMENT
fe0rta Marine and Fire Insurance
COW ANT.
PEnRIA H1-nxe

-
IL - ~
prnD
LV1tA+A9 ILLINOIS.
e 1S0' e14a'"y -AaFeh 3lt:, 1852.
A., hECEPIs-
~ H.ns rftsnlur4s. l,sN u
'eA0'aEs s4x,5 II
Balance Of lners, aad En-: ~ ~ y; =
Aoa4 neelps. .$l++..1 e
DISBURSEMENTS.
Marine tas4es rri ,,-,o
FiEe loss*s r21tt .''..''*'''''-.'.' -!
''''''''.... .....''.."..... .4s.-3s
To,,,t.., ,.,.
Returned and f-,rcsf ~
Expe1.e Account In:t fe"lnsuanee- ?esl "
49,. prin:!aI .:rrI1ifnI aas5; sksney e32ta-
e1prr,. tII~. crm.it.. tGauooef4. postaSe.
'' e't0a-aSous1 &c.,. III. ~ o.
TutaI t:,hr-..n,,,
0Do' sn1es'''' .es,,.!A ::
M n,cet. f,- .h
NPoSNs 4o' tae year }e-f--..................$4 $49ak II
n. -----
i t:,sh ~ VI ts .ss eoHiAaS ass'-
, 1859-04-15

CEXTONS AND UNDERTAKE
~ ERS,
no S. La SALE STREET, <@-
11aTe en- haEl. At Al mt.- evry ty!e and fhah ""od
Lead 4nd Zinc Cntlnh: &sa Arnuds. And nfr Ifepated
T9ns, sna m3y IT, .a IN hand and ready 10 E'c
The3 also lave Clnrel md Vu,ft in the Ccmctery.
bP1s WRIGHT l. MCCLURE.
, 1859-04-15
O1,stcrs.

nYSTERS-OlSTEES- a
~ HATCH. MANN L cos urrtvkllsd nMI
fresh Baltimore tksier1 Ttcr.Te.,!a!ly lr TX. 2
pres onv direct frnn rhrtr parking hrs.c IN Ualnr
Nd aid for saic ii thes de* NJ. l23 Sr Warr te..
The unns carr and Atrn.!oa being Ia;t t" tr preparing
f thc.. rr:er- they Lave attned rrrutatn unellasri
ty &l nthtrs. Al urdr7s vii! receive rn:n' a':'t!"t.
Addn-. J. y. HATCH, .tE.l.:,
<.elttHriEtu Pest Dtacc EeA aGa.
X. B.--Tt!s establishment Will bc permanent.
, 1859-04-15

t0R1GlS4f.1
te7ssafe IL ESii.e tn thr s.t .4y 1,'uay g. H. 1>
AEn'1aRs OFFICE. STATE uf It1,,u,..
.,,. m, =, NJ str1Hssrl1- March IL. l>j9.
Ntw l"rk III tht s:'e y! New iT1 h4- ..c,! In tt. r;
lttAcht ~ fhr condition II It's ar rrl4!sr,! .v
NJ Af I" la:t lAr ..ssilt:r, If tn>ssa.cr t,,,,:.
'"t !nses'E4:<d 'yi the STATE # 1lu aIlrov,t irnn
an l4fh ~ aid an sct ar.eI;A"rv ths.etn a1ty,,i
.la'I'r! = III ard where's >.; COMPANY Ia fut, 4yi
Ad'.fs"Ef s!hisitr tfaf 1t Il }.-.4A II t:r r.ir,l
as;st ~ IL It. It ca;asal sv.t,'. II >:k' a;a s. al H.,
Etel tn tbs 1rr written E.tHtlt1 signed hv The Frr L.
drill t'I setssta!y sA,1etf. ai"i:4tu.. >:ehen r. U.
t.n e Chicago. lis Asrs fiji trn<acs:s II liz u,tHv.,
u %ud c.'alIlnr. Att fully ant nirr>xryt4lv aur+:r
In, !" acAno~kr service Of ;me and m behalf Il
MAJ company c"tHt that >.Ev!tv II r.,e.. u, h;:,
The StI ASe,t saa he ta4rn t helt t1 s as VII: j. Il
fva-nn If such service. - N -
N"~ ttEtofe IN pursuance Of the provision. IT the Ae,
Aforesaid tt..se X. h"- Audit =! Pu,je tt.usf,, ,e
ths StA:t 4 ls'. Il. LsT.s c:ty t4at liz % >Isrn
At.;'-I i. atti'r1rd AGA, frr tie ~, e. t:.Iry
"t4'!,t ne l'hr'@ Il l.<a:r II TIT. s:av lr ,.t
th:!ty t:st day f 1:Ca:s in t. ,L,..D hunr nm,
c.,E;l:ir. ' ~'A
t. Testimony Whcr.ut l have hs.c,:.,n ss,,cr;.+.
ny EaE't a'd atitci liz $s: II ur III, Ut
sEin.ne.L th- 18th of Ma.r. L. H. is.
,t13-1nre;l: jE>sE i. DrBttIS, Audi:ur, T., 4.
, 1859-04-15
TT \ L L l. II OF Y d :
Ill INSURANCE AGENTS
16O SOUTH WATER STREET.
st1tccl.t It ii thy Cntd:ti a IT Il,

160 SOUTH WATER STREET.
st1tcc.tt ii thv Cnsd.t; a It t.c
Commonwealth Fire Insurance Co..
va he5ls tay VI pcs5n.er ~: nate to tic -au:r et
tar >:l'e If lIlncis.
l. Tic Eace x The company |. the Con,aoaweath Fl,
l.-ur7at. q iay hratd In tllr c:ty 1t New 81 rs
Aa'"a1' II III c'r.s .tSk: *. al paid UP t tvo
!. t'a.h On hand a d tn 1sl.k 1oo.q =,
Eeai ESta;e 4:l.c ,a.trr................. ,a. yU:y Il
j. BocasnwE.stl', the tn.. >.cur,-i ty H.-t r:crt.
RAtes on 1ea4 s@t4te. wntth II least 4ttI.
L. Lcas ,ec;ftl Ti ,,,:l ii
.. !T'ts s.tur,.t BY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., '
E. Dur f'r l''rnnalHs. ....... ....,,,.... 1e.s &,
0'Sst -. l..
,,.r,, a%2;l: ::
All ottes c!an4s aan., The eoil.caav = =.
ss!,a ;;
Ihe st.. Sfeasss ar;nsl hy aeu. Is .n
or town. ''' ''''Ae''
tox:cssAL)
se11so''e Il E1lEc oE thr 5ls, Lay 1t Jaruars l-a
Arn1ToR'" bFr1cE >rA7E or It11s,.s,,
v-. ~, sFklA"stEAn, ,Matyh -. le.J.
't 'e,ti.;.~rA!ia Fi:r INSURANCE s'.' ,,..,
oite eta't4v"t :" tr eIa, II It. atI4ir. =. r,,.n,
py a iS in:nr,o;t 5S.it b1 ,17 j., *1ss, Y IT, d #
,,I fSSf1a:y = II -. M a., u At trcss
"atao! A'. at!N ~EcFtt* %l:d tIa.r Ia.
eti.i-t"rs c'l"snr TIT il I. }->>..,i tie rv4;.,
3ElGu! y G!t1 invested tn st.s s.., ami ha.
tict! In this ttc wr!t,t:4 :.,lv:l; .t, S L., ~
4snt ai |, ,sr;,t:stas tArc'. 7l5Lt,: M.-s7s H. /
huuEG* ~ GtI:taEl' G+ t.rtt- TX t.t ff+,.s4t.- *
s'latus.' =. >a:st oE iay. ~. fully III sn , ~ fa'
,1n; ~, y x Gs; t. ssrsy # 'S's S a.; ii, a.
ui.E The s,!d A.HEt~ :hal 'akci. "t F,Ts-,
~ t,E y zssst a~n & III, '"ily wing ii es ~ #
Now; iAYfv;-T in rir:;'-4r>r 1t tn, r1,y,s u. H.,
i1 n,y Lit = i I'll i.s ~ s4: Asatr s As ~
llal Rounds IRE a:hv,,s Il: hS'ss - s,rily tt sss WI
s;e u.:i he 'is;,: a;yi. i;s ,tsv :s>+ Z; Il ars
ekht., !ssr Asy ;, far ~ =, aNsrS rv H., N 'f ,'r
shii''@e7'. ~ t., d. i; >tl G.!:.i.:,y -' ~ 'SA's
,.:!"as ~ '! "hrnt'f h4se h.reu,tn s,s,,.,:,.,t
Sis 'Et:s. pa: ;as~ tI.r .+.l II nv "a :, =:
NGsi,::: 70: s.-s t~sLt, ulnsth day i. M4:>A.
1E>>E X. DCEol- A.t!.,, ,r,
, 1859-04-15

~ Those who arc Curious to
witness tte wonderful ,'c.ec''"u 10 which \. hswasci
n,tc R,ana.,, ai Dac!eLr y. ~ liz brought the han'
fact,t.y Wigs aid 7'u;Irs are Invited 1" s's't is ME
and 1I.,r living Knuua i: II" Treiuut Block. and t1an-
II. ,e.r c,,5i.s,. ,rndnct.:ns M NJ r:ry can Gc-
r.. lr artificial trJ;r the n1tura wlrn adjusted tu tr
},,d dcs1v
, 1859-04-15
Bauki1lq Qr1n, G1cbanqe.

Banki1lg ana G1cbange.
| NOTARY PUBLIC AND COM
IN 'AIss1oyER's OFFICE.
No. Clark Street.
as h; ess7 sRRoamtsd + nG far
SAMUEL c. SMITH,
Al.a cotaza4oa4. for other ss..e1 aad Territories,
MARINE PROTESTS no:ed aad e1tended, md adjust
Elents made OFT.
.1[7. PROOFS FOR FIRE LOSSES naas oss 20 Slain.
MAXWELL d DART,
An BANKERS ATD STOCK BROKERS'
No. so Exchange Place.
xIw IoHK.
nn.lncss Pape, and Lean: Segot7ed Aatanees made
P5sss:; T. s!ks ;31; vent E t1 ale
T AUALAN, HEDGE g. CO.,
- BANKERS AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,
BURLINGTON. luwA.
pdfn p19 s.tfe';a sss { sss1 % to H.
JAcnB LArxAs. 11uxAs HEDGE. 6no. {. I4CXAS.
T E. ALEXANDER g. cos
L. BANKING HOUSE.
na9H pfP T09 nd R"R E1shfsEs I'D
AID Wales: Fr.nye Germany, sxtt1s!tand HNnsa1; BEL
aa asE aIz pa 9 c't sa2 s. Te south As7f A' as
ERNST PRCSSING,
~ DEALER In EXCHANGE, MONEY,
Had Real Estat< Broker.
la....-.....~...South Clazkst. Up StaIr=......5o %
THE
BRITISH COMMERCIAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
Tnnin nj tf1f 4
, 1859-04-15
Dpttcia1ls.

I.".u S,, tHfi >;.iss.t
Tire cr,e,,-1;ti !:u.' ~ 1rzHl:l lsae
StxL ted :,S .'anIs:tst lG rs:" Ivt!
BEST OF ALL GLASSES NOM IN Use,
F,,lrs ~. ~l.f e:h ,.:1 fr'n 1"t' ~ If
u!lt tr s.a a :ann" rS'. r:Ess:>. al
:. r,4 :r. IL, .ai r:s:- Knn NJ. y tnI -ta-,
Avn n! kl-'> q: 'i:i lu-.Fu!s:. :4' Art!jclI Ele-
krJ, r"ns'a:'l; .' hui: !, ,;u,,, s,,,.,,>, r.o
Ei,-. H. rtll !t +,acy -t:cd ..rnslhH: IL trF ctHd
"t is', ard sull,! viii. th.n' ~ sa:l o. rAirv,"
1ile flnwii' lt-t:"h.:
a. s!, If eL--, wanted o1 seus. writing. etc.
FIR baking distant ',' jrttA.
3i Si.: :t. ~,ct tl1~- nj lH.!le. vi, h:i 1ru lit
r..Hiu.' with IF w.nul ra%-s- taHlv ahtt clst.y.
I,r 1,c- q. l'Lrs.d ~lrr'1..'. a4d Eye Ga>st..
a,+ rs f.,l 'w-: ~ 80. 80
Best pr,Ir tryaal Glasses. in E1 f"ws q. tf" an!
1;I1..t- In .tc.1 s"w< q, s.. t4a,.I H.
Et-rttLr; u! tt a'se etl, "l'hf'",r !..S" -a'"i',
~ ..,,.r,- If ffr II. thu quit: AMI kitl tf tlasa
said i.,r :lrl the f.c-t Mia!:el Il, S"nf --'at
In. Ii. l.. ROSENBERG.
?nAl.-lE,s farSc... '.hi:i.I All! u>a;..t.
, 1859-04-15

r*yo Noticc.-Tlle unlcrsl lgncd,
stockho.rrs lii ,lp Mtr; att- I1ak t Macon CrEia,
liz the pr.nns Of IT, rsrtr: 1.,3c personally llAblc fnr
II. {,r. Thu ,.t.4 If ;Ais Hank will bc .aken ly
r:zl, on tic sat tcru kenturky. 1n1Iaua and 0lu.
H. 4. TUCKER L. Ct).
, 1859-04-15

Ore an ard by 7tc,s :ilJ II 400 per dav eqaal
tn The bt>t Ph!adeph.H tr!ex. r.. btce hs6wn
n Ant delivered the ~tcA flc:l ling n:f The aboE
They arr ,,rE. and wA1r.s.t fF year Thry nre =,
adjusted thai Il: military h1d Svs' tic tes .44sp md
In urler. Prize, 4!a.
Apply +" s. {. RIPLEY. At th o:er ef Ed. Myers. &c
Nlt.sua strrct, Chra4:'. and RICHARD UUGuE at
L.r,.4~ ~hrrr ns1chtrr- s*' h4 nltL5-e. e4L1a,
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1859-12-01
& q ER:s ON x. & Go
g NEW LARGE5BR1oK s.npr

- - Ass~ 49, =. Il " o. 1
y B! NEW LARGE BRICK sA9RE
HAVING G removed to their n..u Il and
r spacious FIRE proof brick buiS,;nr
have now opened and are stiu feos;S' s'
ing their new Fall and Winter stool
consisting of plantation supplies. sucR
as Kerseys, KY. Linscys,
u ,g Jeans, russets, blank&s,
Hats, negro clothing
- Satinets and casineres.
;GENrlEMEN's FURNISHING aooDs AND
cLoTHING--overcoats, i &. 4 l.. sS
Dress and frock coats. +,
Pants and vests, d IN
Boots and shoes, drawer
and shirts, linen and
= Silk handkerchieGs
Cravats, linen and ~
Flannel shirts, Hosiery and
Gloves, hats and caps.
A complete assortment Of youth and
children's clothing -
A new and fresh quantity of @
general groceries, saddlely,
hardware, perks, cutlery and
stationery, medicines and cigars. Sz
Also q very large assortment of
Ladies' Goods,
Selected from the largest and mos
popular importing houses of N. York
Boston and Philadelphia, consisting o1
Fine and fashionable dress silks, 9
Cashmeres, merinos, delaines,
Wooden shawls, cloaks,
u Bonnets, ribbons,
x Embroideries, ID, g..
Hair dresses, corsettes,
Trimmings, perfnmery, hosiery
Gloves, gauntlets,
Slippers and CATERS.
Also large and we'll selected stock O.
Gold and silver Watches, Z
Guard chains-new styles of :jewelry
consisting of coral sets, Comeo ane
Mosaic, earrings, pins, fings, shir
and sleeve buttons, all Of which viii
be guaranteed to be what represented
Their whole stock is one Of the lar
gest und best selected ever brongh
to this place, and will be sold at mucl
cheaper prices than heretofore. at3
A call and examination of good
and prices will satisfy all that we hav,
| the-ability to please and suit
Strict and particular attention vii
be paid to persons residing at q dis
| tance ~
Monroe, La, Nov. 8, 1s59--6m.
i
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1859-12-01
Valuable iscceipts.
To raise arew: Get two towards drunk.

To raise arow: Get two towards drunk. =
10 keep aah. from 4smslling Gu. of their
noscs.s
Tokill your enemies: Treat them 70 ro,gut
whisky, W.. vi /;
10 prevent dogs from getting mad y Cut
their tails-of close behilAl llieir ears :
TO make hens lay: Tie them fiat upon boards
aud put pillows under their heads.
To kill bed bugs: Chain their hind legs to u
tree, then 60 round and make mouths at them.
To drive flies out Of the house Pnt your
molasscs barrel and prcscrycsin tho back yard,
in the sun. IN
To kill cockroaches: Geta pair Of boots,
then catch your cockroaclies; then put then,
In u barrel and dance. " ~
Tocatch mice: On going to bed, put n few
crumbs Of Glcesesin your mouth, and lie with
il open, and when u monse's wlkskera nckles
your throat, bites
To cure the tooth-achc: Fill your MOUTH full
Of cream then bump your head against tile
wall until butter comes
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A correspondent OF the Knickerbockcr from
Toledo, Ohio tells an amusing story sf tho
acute sense; of smell Of a tobacconist. lie and
his clerk were examining some tobacco, sub.
mittcd' for his inspection, After carefully in
haling the flavor; by three or four pretractel
sniff, he exclaimed to his Ella slKas John, Can't
you smell old leather in that tobacco ~ Clerk
presented it TO his olfactories, and "thought he
could" The chief then smclled again, ,and de.
.clared that he could sllo detect very slighl
flavor OF maple sugar : This last aroma, John
pronounced. beyond his powers Samples o
leaf tobacco. ygn know afes taken fror eacl
end,of the hogshcad, and also from the middle
where there was found an old. boettheel, taN q
n,aple.peys! Judgment ON stobaclnr !, Gpch
that quarter IL now regarded as fihallS.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1859-12-01
The I1,.st hog Of Autumn. I.

IT'S the last hog Of Autumns
Lcft sqptaling alone;
Allhis gruhting companions n
Arc butchered and gone; y
No pig Of his kindredT "
No pprker is nigh
Toholp empty the s6illrtrough. ~s' .sI
Or ehareln hissty.. .,s@
"a mot leave thee, thou lono ono,
To starve In the pen, ~
4 Since Thy mates are all pork nov,
Die theusshalt with them. y
Then thus 10 Ioffcr. s
The knife to thy throat, -
And tlion. shalt be picklcd,v Il Y
Like every dead thoat.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1859-12-01
Mem Wrlcaas Dirertorp.
B. BLOOMFIELD. ,5,., EDGAR STEEL
BLOOMFIELD & STEEL, \!
Publishers, Booksellers. Stat,ouers.

Publishers, Booksellers, Statsoasrs,
a. ,t,sf AND DEALERS IN go, 4
PAPERS AND SCHOOL BOOKS,
/ Law, Medical, Theological and mis-
|cellaneous Works. in allsstyles Of bind.
ing; Libraries supplied on liberal
terms; Cheap Publications, Periodicals,
Magazines, received soon as issued
from the press.43 sJ,a.I
Juvenile and Toy Books Of. every
description, Games, Alphabet Blocks,
Transparent States, and "A B G. Cards
Blank Book Manufacturers, Printing,
Book Binding, Engraving and Litho-
graphing Visiting ardsaneatly exc
cuted. - e, M
BLOOMFIELD, sTEEIl& CO.,
BOOK SELLERS And ST1E1ONERS
60 Camp Street, New Orleans.
Jan. 20, 1859. X 81. H.. IA, ly.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1859-12-01
foeal A0uertlsements Gc,ltane0.
THE NEW BRICK 6I0 0RE N
IS THE PLACE TO nc BUY 1 60 Obs Az
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4 N - 81 II MT
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D0SYOu WAasT CHEAP GnOD6s
S';s ng!l7ss ArgWBRi)lgyyY sfOREj
~ ,,nITT us ~ }, IN
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Wneae tley ares cons tantty rccelying,
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The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1859-12-01
sir! Put tisis s,n Eo,,rl yvircss
= ss. s54 Mirrors ,,ss

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Have f.ith lnathy hushnpd,
conflae in his vow
Should hc speak tnkindly, M
BE true 10 him, now ); &
Though e'ensin thine ongulsh Y
Thy hfighthopes are dim, 4
Whatever await thee.
Be faithful tohim. "
Have fifth in Thy husband, ,ss.
Nor seek from thy.homo , "A
"A balm for tho sorrow 4 N
Which sometimes may cone
MID all thy detection i ssssi III s7f
@Trustnot in anothcr, N
Bat lettis haye fifth III
4 Aud be kiad tseachso.hcr.
Heye faith in, thy husband,
\ Andswhepy he is tried 8
BY trials end crosses,
W Come stand by his side, ~.
And try3sMithsattccdo 99 'as'
To tighten his heart.
There e'en ifthou failest
'Tis acting thy parts-g
Have faith insthy husband,
3. Thy own home within.
,Whnte'er be his cohness,
True kindness may win; 8
Though cen in thy sorrow
! ! Thy i5aa M ssssopGa are dim,
Yet Mn lie mayaovo thee,
DC faithful to MWl IS
sSE [Ne,o York Dist
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1859-12-01
And may l be present
When thou art the treat,
For hum, souae, Or aansages,
Who would not eat?
When people are hungry,
And beef can't be had,
For calming the appetite
Pork Is not had. e.
Pork Is not had. =

GooD.-A man having large family found
it rather hard to keep up the table, and has
adopted the following plan:
Al evening just before supper, he cals ihi4
clldsen round him and addresses them illus
WhoM fake cent and do without his sup
peri &. si7 SO.
II IIIl exclaimed the children to get the
prize. +
! The old man pulls out pockct-book full
of rcd cents which he keeps for the occasion'
and After giving them one apiece, sends them
off to bed. -
Nextmorning they look like tetarycd Arabs
The old mancalls them arouhdh and with
an air Of gravity asks.
Who'll give cent to have nice warm bis
cult for breakfast? sSkM
or course all the cents were forthcoming
1t is needless to add, for the reader has
already conjeciured, that this shrewd old mar
was printer--wlio are always blessed with .
plenty Of young typos
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1859-12-01
= &Tt1l1 eS3
ny Buggfes
and
R0cklvyayss !

in any style, and supply our customers
with any kind of Harness or. Saddles
which they may call for. Carriages
warranted for one year. -.
We also do Horse -shoeing and plan,
'tation work. Upholstcrin gsand paper
hanging done here's We have engaged
good Eastern workmen. SO .s3
HERRING q ENDoM.
Feb. Sd, 1859. ".
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1859-12-01
NOTICEl!
Geosge Koehler, Gunsmith,
~

=
GIVES notip, that he has permanent
~ " locatedin Monroe, and IL pre-
pared tomake n repair
Gums, Nstols, Sc.
An Az experience ofSGftoen years in Mc
most celebrated mamfactorios in Ger
many, enables him tldo work superior
to. any to be found inthe Southwest.
His work is already known, as "a
residence OF six years Il Farnierville
has given his work much celebrity
All his work is warranted. and with
proper care VIII last a gcpratlon.-
He keeps ON hand J,
Gums, Pistols.
hunting apparatus
Generally.
Office-Two doors South of p. Q.
Monroe, March 10, 1859.