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R,rhnrdson,s Sherry Wine,
In,rhinr,s yerctsi,ie Dyspepsia
Ganisy,s vegetable, Cole,nsn's,
Inatisnd,s d erman, OsyserassS
COSMETICS.
fJe,osnc Water, Bay Water,
FLORIDA Water, Meen Fnn.
Joue,s LILLY White.
oAPsAND CREAMS,
r,ow's Brown Windsor,
Jones' Chemical,
Rsdway,s Medicated, oasuiea,
Aimond. Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams and Compunds
Of all descriptions.
PILLS.
Wrixht's Indian Vegetable,
Mofiht's Life. Rrandreth's,
Strcpe,s Compound Sanative,
StrouE's Pectoral Stomach,
Huips Fever and Ague, 30
Morrison's, Lees, New London.
Parr's, Sappington's, Champ.
IONS,
Qrae6enberg, JAyne's Ssnstivs
JAyne's Ague, Winners Game
Hibbard's Ansi.bil,ous, Peters.
6pencer's Vegetable, Cooks,
Ceoper's, Covel's Rheumatic,
Andarson's, Allebasia's Health
Wister's Gentle Purgstiyo.
AllebAsis' Ague, Hooper's,
Chickner's Sugar-coated, .
IGilbart's Ant-hilious. Beck.
with,s,
lLady's Blood. Ingoldsby's Pns,
Iecott's Vegetable, Eagon'e,
lRAdwAy's Regulators,,
/! Roses Railrsad, Leiy'sfemale,
lLouden's Indian Sanative,
lIouden's Ague, H0lloway'ss
lHalsted's Anti. Dyspeptic,
I0ordop,s, McLane's Liver.
HAIR DYES.
tPhAlon's Magic, BatchslofsD,
.l9ilmanss instantaneous,
IBallard's, Jules Hausl's.
fCriDtadora's, Bog les.
/ MISCELLANEOUS.
'lDr. Norse's 1nvigorating Cor.
ii dial. U.
IThorn's Extract,
.ITarrant's Aperient,
lTarrant's Elixir Of Rhubafb.
iCarter's SpAnsh Mixture,
Mothers Relief,
i, lTssthsche Dfops,
Lyons Magnetic Powders,
lMru, Kiddsr's CordiAi.
,Thsmpson's Eye Water.
,.lWatt,s Nervous Anti,
Billing's ABtringont,
HvAtt's Life BAlsax.. e--
:. jMcMunn's Elixir Of OpiuM.
Radway's Ready RELIEF,
iRadway's Resolvent,
Tarraut,s Indolible Ink,
Or, Fiteh's Body Braces,
DR., Fitch's Shoulder Braceet
Or. Fiteh's IHhaling Tubes,
Or. Rsse's Preparations.
Winer's Arcapnm Extract,
/, Teneur's SpeciAc,
MarskaIl's CAtholicon, ..-
Dr.. Fitch's Preparations,
Norss's Compound Syrup .
"; Yellow Dock,
Perry Davis's Pain Killer,
Bsswn's Essence Of Ginger,
Mortincrs's Rheumatic 0cE
pound. s' B.
Msrtimore's Cordial Bitters,
Myers Extract Of Rock Rose.
!. CTossman's Specific, ~. ~.
DIR Wards Specific,
|, Upham'a Pile ElectuAry,
Steers Opedilloc,
Godfrey's Cordial,
,Turlingtsp'a RalskM, 4
DR.. Culien's Preparations,
Batenan's Drops,
8, lDr. Jayne's Family Medicines
;or ISeidlita and Soda Powders,
,ntl Eppine i Flaid Extract RHoh'
tLucina Cordial, b..
r'si June Cordial,
Hart's Remedy for Fits.
Wilson's Death on Rats etc..
Leidy's Erssive Soap,
81. !Kirby's Cholera Drops,
Balls Cholera Syrup,
Spohn's Headache Remedy,
dol Connell's Mixture,
|Dr. Marchisl's Utter ne Oatho
can,
rel Cowan's LithentripAe.
Loudcn's Preparations.
lHoughton's Pessip.
q SCHEIDAM SOHNAPPB.
Iants, and all dealers In any Of I
70 catalogue, will end II to their q
4 their orders as above, where "
Of GENUINg PAfKH
States, and Of tho lowest prici
7. WRIGHT & co,
u MEDICINE WAREHOUsH.
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sAsuus, T s,qwrsar, '.TSES
EHMir oSN
Nlnef's Oahaosans
owsins 49, s,.,
B efry 2 A ~ rs s
Ssyne's noh'0'
. heI!,s,
.. 4. rannss'ocA r,y.an,s.
cor1aH REM.
nAhsAM I'M NI1rTS
.,-.-,.p s nna !, Eass'w,,d0aerry
M wst,ar,. nMsn,bs ~
r. 6as.,m ~. Z PsIsam.
Sneinah, r Enrgs,jax
Pss!:: VIZ ass.s;y s and s.',
Snns1TS r.,.na Csuvh syrup,
rssh az c,csr.rs,n ET1ectorAnt,
n.iiss Ralssm. 5ss
as,~rmSe Svrup Of Wild Cherry,
I~eyss cherry Pectsral,
evisr,s Rslsar, Liverwort,
isyns,s Expsctorant.
Yiner,e Elccampnine,
Soar, Liyerwort and Tay,
Nh. Gardiner's Liverwcrt,
stadlsr,s Cherry kxpectorAnt,
f,ondon,s Indian DO,
81, Rese,s de.
Sei .een'sa STRENGTH eningO ordiAl
eARSAPARILLAS.
Or, John Bulls, Wax
LP. Tovnsend's,
gands,s,
Old Jacob Townsend's
oArpsnter's,
Nyncoop's,
Shakers,
0rssheabeIF'e
RYt1tol'a
auypott's Yellow Dock.
PLASTERs.
Wells Strengthening,
EWen's Strengthenl1l
/ lev OAvfd's or Hehfow,
| Badeau's.
Knapp's Indian
Alcook'a Porous,
Grifith'e Adhesive.
n Holloway,s AYnio,
| LINIMENTS.
Nal .aan'aVoIcauic Oil Linnel
Nsriean Iustsne,
rArrell's Arabia,
Bntlef,s Nerve and Bone.
Hunt's, a5i
Hayesss
L TcSIas's vsnetik
asve,e Nerve and Benz,
Tsllinrsr's. ~ y
6erylener's,
Bartinels Hora
Werohantss Qargline,
Cherokee,
Jayne
Il AouY REMEDIES, etc
c)srood,s IpdiAn ChogoEus,
Rcyandis Touie Mixture,
SmithSs Tenic Gyrup.
Wvnkoou,s Tenic,
srsedin Febrifunc,
Vn~itah,a FsbrifuTe.
LOAENNfE6s
, 1hsfmau,e Cough and Wor
, Rrvnnis r ulmonfe Waters,
i LooockIe Pulnonie WAferl.
I HIIR PREPARATION
Y,ovatf1s Wshpsneor HaiYGlt
! Bsfryss Tricophsrous.
. Lvoniv 4 stharien.
Boyle,s Hyperion Fluid,
! Phslon's Hair InviEora&cr,
i Jayre's Hair Tonic,
Van Dousenss Wahpene,
I1opdOu'B Oriental Hair Toni
: Hauel,s Kan Lustrale.
! Oldridge's Balm Of Columbi
j. RAdway,s Circassinn Balm.
!. PANACEA9.
. 5wsln,s Houck's,
Cullen,s Indian Vegetable.
. OINTMENT AND sALvl
r,{noJ p In Esxtrnf
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

j sand nousT Family Medicines which they cfsr % spp
rugss and Dealers Proprie,or lowest
General Derot Special Agency, No. lo' arc ., eN~s'
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ruGANs-A FEW sABANAs PkEkgADO-. !. sssse az
" - oes fer sslo ~ ,RAAELlI 400
nUMH ~ ooDnsa Sssss'
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si,s@.8l II

The Beard Of Trustees have resolved to in ersst
sx per ali the outstanding certificates Of Profits
to hsldss thereof their legal representatives N and
after the SECOND MONDAY In August pro1imo
Also v declare dividend Of FORTY PER CENT ~ psr
sen Net Earned frevuns Of the Company for the
year ending Me sh Juns 1853 fer whsh certificates viii b
Issued on A.d after the arst day Of October next.
further that after reservng Ono Million Of Dol
lars Of Prsn all the outstanding certificates q Profits Of the
se Of the year 1856 se redeemed and aer ths Second
Monday August prsxias well As TO FORTY PER
CENT Of certificates Of Profits the ssae Of 1851 and
Asr 10Th Of September thereon 70 cease from
vs. THos. A. ADAMS, President.
GEORGE JONAS, vice-Presidsak
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Csp,ss, subscribed, SAIL, $50.

ARrIoLE ".
tho purpeses carrying objects Of this
ton those aeadJ and those Wis
may subscribe ths their approved Of by
fbs Preside Of Company for the Of their subcrip
o. payable twelve months from the DIRT Of October next
1885, for shall gven signed by the PIss
dent acknowledging have received the for premiums
p These DO sstsst 10 AL The eonsgen
Giles Of capital .,
premiums for insurance nads By those parties are to J.
pany and when paid tie Of the assured
til uch have been paid IN full No subscriber -hs
sam that be- das on his note or their
"a acressd who. the maturity Of their
Aforesaid shall with the Company, in
the which shall be sufficient 10 equal tho sonn OF
shall bs entitled to renew the talance for
Year, all tn. aforesaid notes. however h clause
or parties the shall in good filth hsfo nstury
the TO be due hi. or their note
all plea OF want OF value Or consideration or
| the L
| the ann Of FIVE UEDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, the
| said notes shall be cancelled and surrendered.
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nEEp INSURED KEEP INSURED.
HOMESTEAD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
or the City Of New York.
OPTIC ITLoCK BUYLDIN +,
Corner Of Nassau and Beeknan streets.
KEEP INSURED.
Capital, s15o,eOO.

kinds of Personal Property against Loss Damage
BY Fire, 81 the very lowest rates charged
by responsible Companies.
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rr,o COTTON PLANTERS,
COMMISSION MERoHANrs.
Editors oflPapcrs,
&e9a And 4es4gs. 3. s
ErxI rR1IFDs or TEE soUrR.
PATENTED INVENTION
For :spinning thu Cotton Crops
the Pantasons ecty from the Seed fully demonstrated
by which the Planters net income Is
DOUBLED Or MORE THAN DOUBLED
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INSURANCE,
CHARTER AND
CHARTER AND g4..s
ACT OF INCORPORATION
of the
New Orleans Mutual Insurance Company.
UNITED STATES OF AMFRIC A-STATE OF LOUISI-
ANA-CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.


UNITED STATES OF AMFRICA-sTATE OF IoUIsI-
ANA-CITY Of NEW ORLEANS.
BEET KNOWN That this day. the twenty second OF june
Lord Eighteen Hundred and Fifty Nne and
in the Eighty Third of American Independexce,
Before me, ANEDEE DUCATEIn Notary Pablo, duly
and swsrn this City and the Parish of
Orleans therein residing presence Of the undersigned
witnesses,
Personally and appeared the parties whose names are
Leeusto subscribed cared that avang themeves Of
the provisions Of the Legislature Of this State enti
Had Act for the organization corporations for works Of
public improvement and utility" approved March the fssr-
eenh eighteen hundred and they have covenanted
and agreed covenant and and
an INSURANCE COMPANY, for the object and purposes
and under the obligations stpuaons s.d regulations foil
Ing, - wit
This Company shall established in the City Of New Or
r III X r. Il
ooiossr Eshssn Hansi.i and Fifty thereof
dated ap fourths Of the of Tho
az NJ sss shall !. he II he Stat. Of Lsaana with
| the name Of the Company upon the margin.
| ARrIcLEII. -.'
l. r. make dwelling heuses, ohel
buildings furnitue merchandise other
z Marine Insnranees vessels frsghs steam
boats good specie balloon commissions
debt dictionary respsndonta interests ala make all
svsry sppeainias to or connected with marine
They nay themselves to he rensured sgsins
risk npos they ade shall AXE in
ross who's 10 serve stations u other legal dosu
| naens in all saits s8ainst the snpany
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1t shall be Board invest the profits of the
Company boz DIS and rnincamher-d and i'm
proved cal city New Orleans
exceeding half profits aforesaid and in
the property worth 1wice the loaned thereon
They OF the in the stocks
~ under the laws Of tho nied stes or Of this
security, in not exceeding three-oarhs 4
the par value Of the same
The Com pany may hold cd
ing profits though for the
DO purchase in adaion. which be
Company Ut forced sale of the it
in their opinion may be Of advantage the Company.
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All the CO.. porase Company shall be exercised
nv BEARD OF DIRECTORS officers and clerks
thew may appoint This Board shall consist twelve
10 first the lat Monday of Sep
TENDER each such place DO desgnsed BY the
Road in tho Of which election tho shall
rive Al least previos notice. 10 Of the Air
Newspapers city Of Nav Or'e.n 1he board
sa nppon members Of the corporation Inspect
ors prede such elections and il ans OF sad Ins ecors
Scne or tail attend the President appoint other
All suc vacancies The elected take their
sess on the last Monday ensuing and hold
me same one wear thererou until others qualified
in their ste4d.
For the rst year this Company into ration the
nam ed sub the Board Of Directors
| to-vv
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OLD RYE WAIsK -.s Dbl. :. !, old. fer sol
" py 3. N 1 on.
vi u 3rnysF atlest
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nLD PEACH HxaNDY-ae bes i. s.ore and 10
" snls W a. JuEES 70.
tIa u areyisr xrsst,
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ARTI0LE
Every shall hereafter insure with this Company
and a.nue be insured and every peron hsding In bis
own name OF his Grn certificate Of the Cora
psny not dsshare of lsssrs shall be deemed
this Company aud entitled vote in BY
proxy at all Each certificate II Company undis
by the payment shall enls h. holder to
additional hundred dollars OF the until
the certificate shall reach thousand dollars
each hundred dollars shall os entitled addi
II nal vote the certificate shall reach
thousand doas when each thousand dollars shall be
as ng the holder thereof to shall not have
been shorter period than SIX months prior
ala
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WIN. cHAuNGZY. Preasaest
WIN. nOLDkHDGR. v,ss.Frssideat
10y aAv,rv Rserefarv Nh
, 1859-12-03

Father ChtnIQuy'a Co1ony-Tho Falae
Accounts 4eRt East

t<u41e3po1aeuIt o1 LQS Tunue Lc1kl.I
KAstlKn crrE. Ill.,, nor. :ash, ls12.
.A<strs aiors:--Lss. week sent you an ar
ticle for publication, on the suHtriug said By
Eastern papers to exist in Kankakee Couutv.
This week send you copy Of the hapkakee
Gast.t<. paper published in this city, from
which you will learn more facts connected with
that great sWindft for NE consider that the most
pious, ctedulous and warn.hearted Christians
Of the Eastern cities.
Since my former article, hare seen and con
versed with some Of the inhabitants of ST. Ann,
one OF whom, Ia French farmer) stated that he
had from 800 to ! 900 bushels Ut corn fo1 sale;
that be knew Of no one suffering for food. or Of
any one being Obliged 10 subsisI upon one meal
per lay. Others informed me that there had
been some want among those too lazy to work;
but, they added, any one who works ut St. Ann
can always hare enough to eat Ay nearest
ne1ghbor, Ar. Thomas beede, staid 1t st. Ann
night before last, Nov. Esd, with French far
mer named Go5e.te. On Introducing the sab
several families in want, bat added no one is to
blaine but themselves. Said he, they will not
work, consequently they will ne yerhave enough
to eat. If shey would work, rs do, they
would not accept cuurity. l had $2 when |
came here, ten years ago, now I an worth
$4,000. Now, thst Frenchmsn understood the
character Of the Canadian French. and appre-
cialed them as va do here. He told the truth
on lis own countrymen; that so many beuevo-
lent souls are trying to cover up. | do not wish
to be understood that they are all shft!ess, ig-
noraut, dancing. smoking, semi-barbazians-
there are some noble exceptions, aud to mar,
they condemn the course pursued by the lead
ess in this begging foraY. imposing on the Gre
dullty Of distant Christians. In conclusion, I
| woultl say, that not day passes but that corn
comes to this market for sale raised in ST. Aasa
| tAe pr<tent year. What think you Of . peopla
corn that j. shipped to tho East 10 ICED yoaT
poor. j. H. MACE.
, 1859-12-03

s'This electromagnetic and traitor, We SUD.
pose, viii hare the in1pudence 10 take his seat
again in the Senate. Will Mason and Hunter,
or any other Southern Senator, permit him ~ 4
peer, reckipg and dripping - he is with tho
blood Of Southern cltizeus upon his skirts. il
4 question for them to determine. In mint of
asrocsty--deep, dark and dxmn1ng at.ocitr. ,hr
crime for which brown will expiate his liz IN.
on the Enllpws, is 4 smsll offence in comparisou
with that Of this man Seward. After inaucura.
ting the 81 irrepressibae conflict" by trniterous
aud fanatica1 harangues to the ignorant, de-
bauched, aud fanatical populace Of the North.
after perzuadiug the old, infatuated simpteton
nov in our iail, that he would be doing Gods
aud his count1y's service to come here and
murder the shareholders, and incite a negro in
sufrection at the South, and uhen he kuew that
this attempt would be made with sneakin1
iuexpfe.si6}e meanness and dxxt4raly skulE.
ing c6wardness. which nothing but white.
liTered murderer and scoundrel could be guilty
Of, be takes himself out Of the country, and
puts an ocean between him and the scene Of his
treason and his crimes. If such : pusillani-
nous villain ~ be il permitted to occupy scat
in the most august and respectable deliberate
body which the world can assetnblt-the Aneri-
cnn Senate-then. indeed, hare NC fallen upon
esit tines-the fate Of Rome will be no longer =
phantom to haunt the dsy-dream Of our youpg
Republic-it will be lining reslitv, but Seward.
700 much Of a coward to aspire TO be its Cata-
line, can only be ranked in that of the lowest
grade Of the most contemplate Of assassins."
, 1859-12-03

FrxER41 OF JoHx I. GAtSEs.-The funeral Of
the late john l. Gaines {colored) yesterday, was
an imposing pageant. funeral sermon was
pronounced ID Zion Church. and requiem was
sung bf the children Of the colosed schools,
when d long civic procession, consisting Of
school children, private citizens, and the United
Colored American Association with regalia fol.
lowed By the hearse and pail bearers with long
train Of carriages, moved to the cemetery, mhe1e
the body was consigned to the tomb. Such tes-
timony 10 the worth OF a departed Whitc citizen
BY his brethren would be blszoued Us proof Of
the profound esteem in which he Was held by
them. John Gaines deserved the honors
which his race paid bin. Sext to Fred. Doug
lass, be was perhaps the most distinguished COL
ored man in the United States.-Ciac7nnafi
Cbamerridl.
Az EscAPrD Srs.-A young lady Of abont
nineteen years Of age stopped at the Willis
House over Sabbath, who represented that abe
had Just escaped from nunuerr ut Montreal,
Canada. She had been in the restitution ak
teen years, and reco'lected nothing Of her pa-
reutage+ bow she came there, or what Was The
called By her Christian name. and she nov
knows nothing. as We hare said, Of anJ other.
Within two weeks Of the day Of her escape she
was to hare taken the black veil This prospect
vas most distasteful and obnoxious to her, and
finding provideutil opportunity for escspe,
SAE euDf1CeQ II, 2U0 fu34eQ Into new i0nnQ
joyrpersonat a1d religions freedom, and ge-
NAL, social intercourse with her kind The
Young lady, iu her department and converse
t'on, indicates that she is just what she claims
to be. She len the city this (Alonday) morning
for Dayton, her piass Of destination. Some
baptist friends in Auntresl raised sufficient
funds to send her to the charge Of a minister ia
that city, md she is nov, We hope, safely shell
tered under his roof.-sps1aa6od (0.) Atsr.
The Thorntown lind Aaz says that Ar.
Swob, Of that place, has had several new sets Of
teeth since be a1ri!ed 1t mature age, and they
~ aIe still coming, although he has reached bis
al1ty"th'rd year. When = tooth drops out .
slowly and requiring about three Jears to coma
to perfection.
DEArH Or 4 GkRx.x En1soR-Wilbela Rot
bacter editor Of the HoaoateAter, at Cincinnati,
died there on Friday last, after loue md pain.
fal illness. The Gaseft< says '' he vas disun-
guished alike for his learning and patriotism in
his natire land" Germany and th.t ia his
death the Free Labor eause has lost IN ab1s 3D.
Toeate and "a untirinz worker in iss BEHALF"
, 1859-12-03


The feeling in Virginia is violent against the
North. The Enquirer ofyesterday says: From
an advertisement iu this days Enquirer It will
be seen that call is made for meeting Of
eign goods direct to this point. We hope there
will 81 full attendance.
Let the merchants Of Richmond show that
they are not Indifferent to the war low being
waeed By abolitioaism against the best custom.
ers Of the Sorth."
The Richmond Di.pateh says: "Yankee
drutnmers now on 3 Southern tour, can find
business dull ind sales few
, 1859-12-03
THE GREATEST WONDER OF
THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative.

Says the St. Lou!a. No., rvmoerat: Bsiow pablAh
Mase ~hleh ;p<as* sl~laxly Il suR*'e. us.,.. q
hs hair fonle sucn evAther rn.t have It's tnee whsn
s<ss u truth ths Dr needs 10 eucoums ue1e.s psf
ieTy tsum lhe prss:
Professor O. J. Wood i cu.--Genl,emsa: Having nv
attention called month H. t hitalY tss s4c!l
q ySa, hs!s ~ - o,as 1 ~ Ss f 70 .es ss.
grey. probably nethrd white: ny vtakets wsIc 81 .u:
proving wha1 as., w'.As ia,ea aeeat t~ g ~:rk
s4Imr. eesfy " tho w"1'd tha& the Fry "
va!te hair has Totally ai.apt tatd both On ~ hs.d mi
9,ce sd ny has r. rs9*l T.. naus. eel.s snd -
tas ssr Il ay.,~o A.. Ia as<d vi see s.m. ets
d{:toxe1y an a.saret th.t waoe,tr y ishy =. =.
per dsrtoa., Will not have octas!on to ea'f7s1et sy
is1 tlo 1t et.tn yeas1 asd m fno@n to s<ay *,sy
he.e and adloninx "wns any uss Jon uay aA'< of
" NV =
n, seik Ian Truly yours \. " RAaAoHn.
woon.s u.1n rf,41K%4iyE ntIn1ss:t r. = 1885,
Professor wsciort.t si,: Ii.'iax Cd h. a!...aae.
Il :s5
:a'7s;; E ~ i tSsS% o.
Il ands, ssasa. Rev T. X nr:k= : nlni.t.i
~ .sanx p.sor et tAe ottx Chn.sh Al bFSk. .
Eaooxrxlp. .fan. y. isas<
ha% e+n e.es*at rtn..!pk ia.m !snosu sno
weh VA. ntc.n1nx xsry R'n4l eocs. have
5;s ! e; s;.;;; *$:s +:
IL S.1se - .t..st H. Louis 80. 1ad ssia b5 soa1
Druggists ART. Fancy GesIs Dcalcts. no
, 1859-12-03

80 Mississippi paper. IN eulogising the
OF the South, hangs upon such men Us Jeifer-
sou Daris and Others" If this be true, how
appropriately may We e1c1aim, in the language
Of Dr.. Watts: =:
Hang eressaAtnk thtnes."
tFrathe Louisville Journa,.l
t% Senor Oyicdo is only worth sl5o, 900 aud
expectations. So Jld Bartlett, after selling his
daughter, was sold hlmseaf.
EFA prominent ndyocate Of the reEiral of
the slare trade talks about "great cry and little
wool" We suppose he afludes to negro babies.
~ When the fre~eaters dissolve the Union,
to which section will the Fourth OF July aad
the Declaration Of Independence belongt
~ President Buchanan has recefred pres-
ent Of 3 Genealogical Bible. How nany blank
1enyes will it contain for tis Family Record:r'
cyl don't think, Miss, that your inland
unaaness would suit me. Probably not, sir, for
yours are very ontandi4h-
tFsum thr Ntw orleaas pelts1
ET We don't wonder at The remark made
By an enthusiastic roung friend Of ours to the
pretty Miss Sara Stevens, Of the Varieties.
Miss s. asked hlnl in the course Of conyersa-
on yeS .sFe ,%"a 5omn MT @ Il ten bs nea would
Sa1a," was the answer. Very likely; 50 should
We.
TuE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SEEING AID HEAA-
1Ss.-"Did gou ever see Pixies peakV said
friend Of ours to returned gold hunter. "So,
but IRE heard Pike speak, = va. The answer.
probably referring to the renowned Arkansas
poet and orator.
~ THAT il 4 rare work of art," !" said con-
noisseur. gazing intentlg on Chu1ch's great pic
ture Of Siagara Falls. "Sot at al, was thu
suggestion Of prominent gastronomist, lit
seems to me remarkably well done"
ApT1cE 70 CLINICAL y.o1E1sr,-Fidd1e D.
D.
In. DIFFERENCE BE1wxxx 1 Bf111exRxxr
PArR1or AND BEl1lcosE ED17oR.-One fights
for his rights, and the other writes for his
fights.
SHAMEFUL PRocx1pScs.-Minister Ward aud
his suite acting the part Of spies By going
around picking {Pekin} in China.
M1IzrAa1 Cuxx1s121.-Ihe fnes. 1egiuents
Of the Chinese army sre the Tartar regiments,
and the crack companies Of these are the
"Crea1n Of Tartar" -,
Ex1RAcr rRox JoHx BRowx's Sxw TrsrA-
xrsz.-"suaer Lydia Childs 10 come INTO rne.'
4 DECEPTIVE COUNTRY, must be that which,
when man Is thoroughly acquainted with It,
be knows 1tca-iy.. - - = -. ,.''
, 1859-12-03

Of food, shelter aud fire; anu that begging,
eittcr 1t the doors Of Relief Societies, Soul-
houses, or private citizens, is prcsumPt1sc c':"
dencc Of lazincss, shifllessuess aud imposture!
And i, is further true that tho lazy, drunken a1d
sailtlcss, who spend their summers in tippling
aal idlcncss depending upon tho good Offices
Of the industrious and economical for their
bread, coal and clothing in the winter, will
never be less in number or less brazea.faced in
their impostuce until the rule is adopted that
they shall suffer, in part il not to the it'll e1'
tent, the consequences Of their crimes. Every
year that tue adoption Of tho rule is deferred
the claims Of the impostors to public support
grows stronger and stronger.
We need not sag that with views Ike theso'
We regard the indiscrimipato charities Of the
day as positive evils, the effect Of which has
n,de paupezism trade; nor that we regard
ou1 Relief Societies, and Soup'houses, rs they
| haye been managed, as the means Of increas'
| ing that which ,bey Are established to abate.
For the sick, for those who suffer By rnisfor'
tune, for the innocent children, for the widows
| bearing up against poverty md sorrow, We
earnestly plead To them let the bountifu'
hand be extended without grudging. They
arc Gods poor for whom the Christian vii
gladly care. But for tho other c1asc who vii
spend when they should save, who will drinl
when they should be eobcr; who will loas whe1
they should work, and who will depend upos
charity when they ought to look 10 themselye'
we have nothing but that wholesome dlsci
pline which they have invited.