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es-pr. M'Lane's Celebrated Liver Pills In

Texas.
TRAVIS Co., Texas, June II, 1854.
Messrs Fleming Bros, Pittsburg, Pa
GentlemenThis certify that mother had been sub
jec 10 petio5al attacks Of sick headache for great many
all the usual remedies failing to give relief Of
pamphlets accidentally falling into her hands, she at deter
mined to try Dr.. M'LANE CELEBRATED LIVER FILLS,
prepared by and procured box rom the
OF which received benefit and SO long she contn
ued to use them entirely relieved.
We have been in Travis Co.. Tex' for the last four
years. and nat being these valuable pills. her
lacks of SICK headache have again eturnedfor te
back has been gradually getting has determined
to send TO you few of DR. MLanes Celebrated Liver
Pills herewith enclose you ST. for which you will please
send me Pills return mail. Address AUSTIN Texas
think you would do well to establish agency in Austin
the Pills well known here and would meet with ready sale
MEREDITH W. HENRY.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr. MLANES CELL
EBRATED LIVER PILLS, manufactured by FLEMING
BROS, of Psburg, There other Pals prpoing to
be Liver Pills. before the public. Dr. MLane's genuine
Liver Pills. also his celebrated Vemiuge, now be had at
all drug None genuine without the sigma
tare of FLEMING BROS Sold by sCoVIL MEAD, Ill
aud l3 Charities New Orleans. Wholesale Agents for
the South. aus 2p6t&W
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BOILER ExPLosIoN.-On the 9Th inst. the boiler OF
paper mill in Bloomfield, N. j., exploded, nearly
demolishing the building and dangerously woundiDg
three men.
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@Spring Beds-S5 to So SO for the best
Spring Bed In existence Howe,s Paent)a No. 1873 Broadway
Now York. Examine it, address the ELLIPTIC BED
SPRING COMPANY their descriptive circular Special
inducements the local agencies jy23 2p&Wly
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NEW BooKs.-Mr. Thomas L. White bookseller
aoner log Canal street. has just received additions
his stock Of de able new literature
works being given to which solicit the
attention of the reading public. He also oes for sale that
valuable book Websters Pic orial Quaro Dictionary
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The PIONEERS are either ready or expected to be
ready. See notice elsewhere.
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JMoreaN's Resta,srasst,
1T CANAL STREET.
During the past this well known estabshnsnt
been rented and complete asranxensa
made patrons all tines al tbs
Giles the markets AFFORD.
The public may assured that nothing viii u1deAs
part to maintain the reputation that MoRBAUs
Hitherto ed-that being best Rsssaursn
the United states
RHODES b MOULIN,
Proprietors "Morsau's,"
nit 7pu No. LII Canal ssyssA
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d 4 N T I s T

d I T,
Having resumed his practice will attend to professional
gasernsnts his Office No. III CANAL STREET. nearly
pcsite Christ Church. ~ apn
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As-A Gentleman and Wife wish to make
an for Board In private family Have no object
ton to family where there children liberal prica vii,
be paid, and required will furnh their own apartuents
References exchanged by addressing t. care of BOX No
EOS, New Orleans Post Office. aul0 anst
A9-FOr Congress-We are authorized to nm.
Congress omthe First Representative District sabec. to the
nomination OF inc American party. jyTu
A0Thlrd Ward American CIub-The req
ulAr meetings Of this Club take place No. 50 Camp street
Matches every SUNDAY EVENING at O'Clock jy2s
AcSixth Ward American Club-Thls Club,
by resolution meets regularly the FIRST FRIDAY
month"; until the frs Friday Of September, from which
will meet weekly - jys0
~ To tho American Party.-I respectfully
submit my candidate for the office Of Clerk Of the
subject to the decision Of the Convention Of the Party
au1 If JOHN f. HOLLAND
HrWorth Reading and Thinking about
BININGER's OLD LONDON DOCK GIN-pesigned for
the the Medical Profession and the Family having
perseded the so.caed "Ginsn Aromatic" Cordial"
Medi Gated etc. endorsed by all the prominent ply.
ans chemists and possessing all those in
trinsc medicinal qualities ronc and Durec which belong
OLD and PURE GIN. Put Quart Botles and sold
by all Druggsts Grocers etc.
A. NJ BININGER CO.,
Established 177S)-soe Importers,
jy2s 2ply No. 3ss Broadway, N.Y.
~ Look out for limitations of Lea 4 Per
kins Worcestershire Sauce advertisement Dun
Sons. aul6 2plavly
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Wines, Liquors, ETC.,
NOS. Is AND Is ROYAL STREET.

NOS. Is AND Is ROYAL STREET.
A supply of CREME DE- BoUzY CHAMPAGNE In quar-
pnts continually hand which equal the that
this Also inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY. CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA sHER-
RY, GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY AN.
CHOIR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, Old and
Fine PORT WINE, MADEIRA and SHERRY WINES.
Of the vintage Of 1895 1898 and 1905
and other brands WHISKY ofa descriponsscotch Irish
Rye and Bourbon. ALE and PORTER in pins and quarts
Also on hand, my usual assortment Of the best
Wines and Liquors
in the market which will be sold any
other house in the city.
SEWEI4L T. TAYLOR.
d 7ply Nos Is and Is Royal street.
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Cabinet Makers


UPHOLST MATERIALS
Or Every Description.
Gilt Cornicea, Hair Cloth, Shades Cured Hair Ensssa
Cloth Curtain Goods Cords and Tasse vars 0raps sod
Frnges Springs Buttons and Twine Glue Picked Os
Moss Camphene and Alcohol Burning Fluid Paints sna
Oils, Wall Paper etc., at the LOWEST CASH PRICKs b
HEATH d CO.,
m23 7ply No. rs Camp ssrsea
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DOdd's Matheaaa1ttCal Series.
BY JAMES b. D0DD, A. NJ,

LATE PROFESSOR OF MATHEMATICS AND NATURAL
PHILOSOPHY IN PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY.
Ell EMENTARY AND PRACTICAL ARITHMETIC-Re-
vised.
HIGH SCHOOL ARITHMETIC-Revisei.
ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA.
HIGH SCHOOL ALGEBRA.
LEMRNTS OF GEOMETRY AND MENSURATIoN
TRIGoNOMETRY, with applications to Surveying, Navga
tion, etc., etc full tables
KEY TO ARITHMETIC. ...s
KEY TO ALGEBRA.
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A HIN GoEp NINE The Calhoun Gordon county
60 pnsfusm. q July 2sth says that strong indica
A. Agold mine have been discovered on the LAND
I q = s. Mann, q that county. 10 digging . mil
-, 90 pretty large piece was found, and some
iatee soit natstlal WAS also found near BY, out d
which Abont = hundred particles were washed.
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dlN-ues1gned
the of the Medical Profession and the Family having
perseded the so.caled .Gins,n " Aromatic" Cordial"
Med Gated etc. is endorsed by all the prominent ply.
sicsns chemists and connoseurs possessing all those in
trnsic medicinal qualities Tonc Diuretc) which belong
to OLD and PURE GIN. Put Quart Botes and sold
by all Druggists, Grocers, etc.
A. N. BININGER CO.,
Established 177N-sole Importers,
jy2s 2ply No. 3S8 Broadway, N. Y.
~ Look out for limitations of Lea 4 Per-
kns' Worcestershire Sauce See advertisement of John Dun
/ Sons. aul6 2p1av1y
.NesC Books! NesC Books 3:
JUST RECEIVED BY
r II O s. L.. w HITE,
BOOKSELLER AND sTATroNER. .5
log Canal street.
SHELBY MENoRIALs-by Lady Shelley to which is
added Essay christanity, by P. B. Shelley.
IDYLs OF THE KING-by A. Tsnnyaon
FIR ON DAWN TO DAYLIGHr-by MINISTER'S Wife.
SPARKS FROM A LOCOMOTIVE; or, LIFE AND LIB
ERTY IN EUROPE.
W EBsTER's NEW PICTORIAL QUARTo DICTIONARY.
au13 2p3s
The Ledger Hat.
NEW STYLE! NEW STYLE q!
Just received from our New York House, and
FOR SALE AT 80 SO EACH.
Immense stock for the FALL TRADE arriving daily.
BELDEN g. EAMES,
aul2 2p6t Corner of GrA-ier and Magazine streets.
Pure and Ulaadlslferated Teas.
Free of all noxous denominations and acceptable Sick
onvaescen and be had in quantity
to suit purchasers, at
DOHAN's SOUTHERN TEA WAREHOUSE,
lO2 Poydras street,
(Sign of the Chnaman)
aul2 2r3s Between Camp and ST. Charles streets.
Great
REDU CTION IN PRICES!
THE FIRM OF
LEIGHTON & BARBOT
BEING DISSOLVED,
Mr.. CHARLES LEIGHTON,
Who will continue the business in his name hereby no
fes his friends and the public that he will sell
The Whole of Last Years Stock
SMALL ADVANCE ON THE ORIGINAL COST
Among which will be found
FINE FRENCH MERINo COATS.
FANCY FRENCH CASHMERE COATS AND PANTS.
WHITE AND COLOR ED LINEN :. =
:, >. MARsEILLEs VESTS.
THE WHOLE OF OUR
Szoczc OF rpZSvzE1a CLozzyxNG
AT MANUFACTURING COST
SHIRT AND FURNISHING DEPARTMENT
-xAY ALSO FOUND LARGE
LOT OF LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS
EVERY VARIETY OF STYLE AND ALL PRICES.
Gauze, Cotton and Merino
UNDE ARME rs!
L IsLE-THREAD AND SILK UNDER-GARMENTs.
H osIERY, GLOVES, sUsPENDERs CRAvATs and TIES
In Endless Variety.
The whole this weseected stock has been purchased b.
Mr. Leighton perso ally VIII long experience in the South
| ern trade Is we'll known here.
N.B.-Mr. j. B. THOMPSON, of the late firm of Thomp
son and Nixon, will still have charge of the CLOTHING DE
PARrMENT in New York, where he will warrant good
and good goods to all who may wish to give order
Orders taken as usual at the
Premium Shirt Depot of
CHARLES LEIGHTON,
Corner St. Charles and Canal ss
| Mandatory, lO6 Grand and All Broadway. N 7.
aul0 2pf
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AIThlrd Ward American Club-The rest-
ulAr meetings of this Club take place No. 50 Camp street
near Matches every SUNDAY EVENING at O'Clock iva
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A@F0r COngress-We are authorized to nm.
the Of Mr. j. f. BoULIGNY as candidate for
Congress tho First Representative District subjec, TO the
nomination Of the American party. iy27 II
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~ Look out for limitations of Lea 4 Per
Sons. sul6 2plavly
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ss-Sixth Ward American CIub-This Club.
by resolution meets regularly the FIRST FRIDAYof each
month"; until the hrst Friday Of September from which time
will meet weekly. jy3O
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Roofing .Mntes'ial.
Agency for.the sale MCCULLOUGH d Co.'s celebrated
PATENT CHARCOAL GALVANIZED IRON.
AMERIC TIN, and
Galyanic Protected Iron.
The Gaivsnc Protected Iron is article made
Charcoal Iron and coated with composition which renders
not only entirely ruproo and well adapted this climate
but the durable and cheapest article invented
roofing purposes.
HEATON Il OLIVIER,
my30 2p3m Sole Agents. 40 Common street.
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Public .FOttce
IL hereby given that have years the new
Iron Building known the Story Building" the
ouheas of Camp and Common Streets intend to
occupy the lower ground floor The second third
and fourth stories to let Apply Alfred Munroe Co..
No. 81 Magazine street
ALFRED MUNROE,
jy7 2ptf VIM. D. ABBATT.
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Prince Imperial Champagne,
DE vENoGE l. CO., Etpernay France.
This Wine has hitherto been confined the best tables
sentiment Of Europe and has only recently been intro
duced by Messrs De yenoge CO. into this Market where
RARE QUALITY combined with moderate price at which
1t offered has already achieved popularity
precedented in the annals of the Wine trade.
E. V. HAUGHWOUT,
Sole Importer,
Nos. 4S8, 49, and Ao2 Broadway,
jy23 2plm New York
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f2r. George W.. Smith,

q Murray street. New York.
Dodd's Books are for sale by L. X. STEVENS G
New Orleans. aul 2p6tecs
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French Shirts. =.

Just received, fresh invoice Of
WHITE LINEN SHIRTS,
WHITE COTTON SHIRTS,
CoLORED COTTON sHIR1s,
Also, a beautiful assortment of
GENTLEMEN s NECK TIES
LION & PINSARD,
81 and IS Royal street,
jy4 Up Of Riapyifia
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session of the heart and of a really
noble specimen Of her sex is worth
nine hundred and nnety-ninc years
possession of a sweet creature with
two ideas in her head, and nothing
new to say about either of them. So
don't be in a hurry, say again.
You don't want wife now, and you
have not the slightest idea what kind
Of a wife you want by.and'byc. Go
into female society ifyou can find that
which improves you, for not other
wise can you spend your time better.
Seek the society Of good men. That
is often more accessible to you thar
the other, and it is through that mostIv
that you will find your way to good
and refined female society,
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WISDOM IN LOVE. MAKING.

know that men usually shrink from
the attempt to obtain companions
who are their superiors; but they will
finl that really intelligent women,
who possess the most desirable quail.
ties, are uniformly modest, and hold
their charms in modest estimation.
What such women most admire in
men is not gallantry of courts and iops,
but boldness, courage, devotion, de-
cision and refined civility A mans
bearing wins ten superior women
where his brains win one. If man
stand before woman with respect
for himself and (earlessncss of her, his
suit is more than hall'won. The rest
safely be left TO the parties most inte'
rested. Therefore, never be afraid of
a woman. Women are the most
harmless and agreeable creatures in
the world, to man who has got a
mans soul in him.
It you have not go: the spirit in
sou to come TO n test like this, you
have not got that in you which most
pleases a high souled woman. and you
will be obliged to be content with the
simple girl, who in quiet way, is
endeavoring to attract and lasten you.
But don't be in hurry about the
matter. Don't get into ieverish
longing for marriage. 1t isn't credita-
BILE to you. Especially don't imagine
that any disappointment in love which
takes place before you are twenty
one years old will be of any material
damage to you. The truth is, that
before man is twenty-five years old
he does not know what he wants him.
self. So don't be in a hurry.
The more OF a man you become, and
the more manlincss you become ca
pable of exhibiting in your association
with woman, the better wife you will
be able to obtain; and one years pos
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WINCHESTER, TENN, May SO, 1S5:
| N d | G n A TITO n.


Suggested by Picture)
This to my Ncei-Thou form without soul
And have turned the harpstrings OF a heart
Worthy n masters hand, to echo forth
Unmeaning music at thy idle breath,
Thou Zephyr!-1hou vague wind!
Ayl whisper low
Thy measured no,hnss in the ngns ear
or that weak, smpcrlng girll-Like unto kc--
Ills wel-
That Ia w0manI--0ne Of those
Who erst, when Time young, drew rom their spheres
The kncelIng sons OF God-whosc hidden springs
ofcNqnIsc tenderness should Iced the lip
or godlikc mcn'--lhat ever should bend
10 muse with THEE when twilight shadows nll
In silclt majesty athwOrt the wave
r'"'h ''c urtowtring Alps!-sit by 1iW side,
"'d with emotions wild, d,--dccp as the stars-
Dream OF the mounlain OAK, myself the vine
That clings, and climbs, and woshps with tie love
or Gods fist gin to maui
Oh, hcavcn thank
The mercy that unveils that tIi1cr, there,
Ere the full tide Of feeling could burst iOdh,
Loosed by my careless iUudncss"-Wcd with rHEHl--
Scorn's IN the TiIovGHr-the DIED had driven me mad
Rcvcngc'--No! no!--l am not powcrlcSs,
Put cannot stOOp. lie happy with thy choice!
The uncertain paths oflttlc minded men,
Bring thcn not to the level OF my gaze.
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UNREVEALED CRIMES.

When the news OF homicide, like
that of DR.. BurdelI, or that of Mr.. Key,
is passed from mouth to mouth across
the whole country, the heart of the
public is convulscd with a shudder of
horror, and everybody says: "Ilow
terriblep with one accord. But in
truth, these published stabbings and
shootings are not the terrible ones.--
The most ghastly crimes are those
which are shrouded in an eternal 81
lence-the silence of homes and of
graves.
Society is full of such Tragedies
acted by quiet, peaccablc citizens and
their families who would never be
suspected olany indccorum whatever
Snooth.spoken, exemplary husbands
who murder their wives, not by sud
den blow of the poignard or a pistol
shot, but by slow, continual torture;
wives, who bear the most spotless
reputation, yet who deliberately wear
out their husbands lives by petty acts
of malice and hatred; children who
torture their parents; and parents who
stiae all the best instincts and aspira-
tions of their children-tlese are the
worst criminals Of society, and the
.ones that 60 unwhipped of human
justice.
And it is the feeling Of revolt
against such crimes that produces
most of the revealed ones. Until the
mystery of the Bllrdcll tragedy is
known, who shall say what terrible
wrongs were expiated by that terrible
deed? "There is time when for
bcarance ceases to be a virtue;" and
when it comes, human nature loses its
reasoning and selI-governing attri-
butes, unless they are marvclously
powerful. Half the known murders
on record, we fancy, might be traced
to a long.continued feIng of intolera-
bile injury, that, in the end, overcomes
all judgment, and bursts forth, Volcano
like, to scatter destruction and vio-
lcnce around.
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IlooP, Hoor. HARRanl-A still later
invention is the non.cxpanso.expan.
sive-last.lorcver, let in.or.out.s six. foot.
in.diameter- r-never. b C d.or.break. sit.
down as much.as-you.please without
injuring.a-spring.h .hoop-skirt. Those
ladies who have worn them state posi-
tive by that they are perfect darling''
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BLUE SrocKING.-The origin of this
term dates back to q society of supc-
rior women, who were organized by
Mrs. Montague, for purposes OF intel
lectual conversation. Gentlemen
were sometimes present attheir meet
ings; and, among others, Mr.. Stilling-
fleet. who always wore blue stockings.
The eccentric feature of this gentle
mans dress suggested nickname for
the society, (applied, no doubt, at first,
by persons not qualified for admission
into it, and has ever since been be-
slowed, by way oflegacy, upon women
who affect superior learning and in
tcllectuality.
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The carriage stopped at the door,
and, IN a few minutes, Margaret Hale
entered the apartment, where her
husband sat wholly asorhed in poring
over day,books and lrdsers.
"IheSc tiresomc accounts still.' she
exclaimed, "NIll yor ever find time
for 'ny'hins but business, RaIph!-
ilavc you no taste for oranything beyond
lIgures!
"Marsaret!' but the sadness in the
tone WAS unhcedcd rs She contnurd-
ave had such It charming evening
at Mrs C.s' Capt. iii related many
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III Egypt ana Ar' warren, the Ia
nous young poet rca' "Maud' ana
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Restraints Of datrimony.-Thc first
District School Board of New Orleans
have resolved, "that hereafter no
Young lady teacher will be allowed 10
contract marriage while occupying
the position of teacher, and that such
an act on her part shall be virtually
considered a resignation"
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The Source Of the Nlc,-A letter
from MarsciIIes state that fresh eX-
petition has been organized for dis.
covering the source Of the Nile. The
expedition is conducted by Miami. Il
Venetian. vino has inhabited Cairo for
the last ten years. lie is n member
Of the Geographical Society o! Paris,
and the author OF IA map of the Valley
orthc Nile. He has carefully studied
the various difficulties attending his
pcrilous enterprise.
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The Free Lovers at Berlin 1ights,
Ohio, publish a monthly paper, called
The Good Time Coming. the motto Of
which is: "For in heaven they neither
marry nor are given in marriage
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HANDSOME BRIDE AND HASDsoME
PREsEyT.--1he fortunate husband of
the beautiful daughter of Mr.. Corcoran,
the Washington banker, received with
his wife a bridal present of s 100000.