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~ wears FNtent sewing NaehIne,-We
have been sen asked which is the best Sewing Machine
In and satisfy ourselves have spent
ming them ALL and give opinion readers for their
benefit.
We purchased Of the above Machines have
tried kind Of work required in family and gives
the best satisfaction doing its work very rapidly neatly
stronger than the usual hand work. 1t much harder
done this Machine than that done in the ordinary
It neat and tasty being nicely finished and all
simple beyond the possibility of getting repair
by ordinary very strong and durable
assured of them will years
has already saved tsos and dressmakers bills enough
family to its cost, and think very profitable
investment nothing of its and
needle work that it mother We ephacally
this the best Sewing Machine and the greatest
abor-saving invention of the day.
Messrs. WHITNEY & LYON, who the proprietors of
these Machines have saesroOm s45 Broadway
IChicago Herald.
Ms HEDRICK, Agent,
dc 2psmAW Is Camp street
~ If you are sick, the probability Is this
the root Of suffering Ia in the stomach. From weak
somach proceeds Dyspepsia Ague, Languor Nausea and
legion Of other ormenng diseases Indigestion produces thin
blood ard therefore destroys the strength and vgor of the
system To restore the tone of the stomach and enable
OF and dismiss forever all these troublesome and dan
complaints nothing necessary but perseyerng
Of DIR. J. HOSTETrER,S CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TIERS trial Of their fail that there
failure in their sedave effects We sheerfny
them to the public knowing do their excellent
qualities
Druggists and dealers generally every
fell 2p6t&W
~ Look out for limitations of Lea Il Per-
rims Worcestershire Sauce See advertisement of John Dun
can Sons. su16 2pllawly
nERheumatism Cured, either Inflamma-
tory acute) Chroncno matter how the case
how long standing. Call for DR.. MoRTIMoREs REMEDY,
which already cured about CASES.
had Nos and 5l chartres street. New Orleans La Of j.
WRIGHT 4 CO. fell 2p3mkW
p8- The artificial lightning that flashes
through Cable bears less resemblance the light
ming heaven than CRISTADORo,S HAIR DYE bears to
the natural colorng matter black hair. Quick
fash 1t darkens the grey red sandy 6bres of the
head the lips and the chin ebony hue while lends
healthy contains caustic, and ten minutes
eight weeks is all the time required for its app
cation.
Sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair Dres.ers.
fes 2plmkW CRISTADORO. No. 6 Aston House. N. Y.
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ChGs. Fare Champagne.
LATE MAX sUTAINE co.,
II h e ms.
Orders received for this superior Wine, by Mr. A. MAU-
RICE, at No. 20 Custemhouse street.
Exposition Universelle of Industry and Fine
Arts, 1855.
The international jury DEGREES the First Glass
Messrs G. Fare of Max sutane Co. Merchants
and Dealers in Champagne Reim Department Marne
exhibitor of products of the French Empire Eleventh class
the Industrial Division. NAPOLEON BoNAPARTE
President Of the Commission.
Palace of Industry, Paris, 18th November 1855.
Court of Prussia.
In consideration of the superior quality Champagne that
have supplied for several past confer on
by this Patent the for supplying my Court and
authorize to make the public under
Arms. ALBRECHT PRINCE Of Prussia
Berlin, 4th February, 1856. fec 2ptf
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HAVANA CIGARS.

The bran Of Havana constantly hand such Ca
banas Ugues Henry Clay Sancho Panzs Duque Ia vcto
ria etc., stc., Of Regaa Media Regaa Regsla Chica Lon
dres and Millsr. For sale by
S. DE WISER l. CO.,
"A Magazine street.
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The Southern or Company,

This Company prepared furnish consumers with
their SUPERIOR
ACHINERY OIL,
At 45 per cent Below the Cheapest Lubri-
eating agent In use.
The OIL is CHEMICALLY PURE; is ENTIRELY FREE
from GUM and ACID, and at
IS DEGREES BELOW FREEZING POINT
ReaIns its Perfect LimpiaiiY.
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Two frst rate Piccoo PIANOS Just landing from ship
Heidelberg from Hayrs Received consignment sale
at the Dry Goods Store Of
A. TROUBLE,
fs26 aptf II Royal street. between Bienvle and CONT
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Henry Letth,
orv r-y>

No. ITO CAMP STREET.
PORTRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES made to order. OLD
FRAMES RE-GILT. All kinds of PLAIN and oREA-
MENTAL GLIDING done in the best style nvib 5ply
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The undersigned will the Blank Book and Stationery
tusnee for his account under the ye D.
FELT sTETsoN. at the old Stand No, 81 Camp
No Bank Place, New Orleans.
H. G. STETSON.
i New Orleans, Feb Is 1859 f.2e 2pl0t
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rTRheumatism Cured, either Infiamma-
tory (acute) Chronicno matter how case
how long standing. Call for DR.. MoRTIMoRE's REMEDY
which already cured about CASES.
had Nos and l5l Chares street. New Orleans of j.
WRIGHT CO. fell 2p3m kW
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Patent wheel Grease.

Patent Wheel Grease.
This valuable and economical article and specially
adapted for Wheels and heavy gearing to Sugar
Mills.
The Paint OIL
Answers cheap substitute for Lnseed and is suita
BILE for every description of painting and for all co!ors except
white or extreme light shades.
The Deck OIL
Is suitable for decks of Ships and Steamboats, and for Rail
road Depots, Bridges will be found valuable as
preserving properties which particularly desirable
in such cases.
The Gas OIL
Is manufactured especially for Planters and others who
the PORTABLE AS APPARATUS, and Is superior article
for that purpose.
The Company recommend with full confidence their
Navy Pitch,
superior to sold in this market 1t perfectly
clean free impurities elastic
ties not found in any other Pitch.
LIST OF PRICES:
Machinery OIL, in barrels 10 cents per gallon.
Paint Oil, :. .................. 80 cents E.
Deck Oil, :. ................. 80 cents :.
Gas OIL =. and casks........ 20 cents
Patent Wheel Crease in barrels. cents per pound.
Navy Pitch s. 50 per barrel.
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Wal Paper Wal Paper.

Wal Paper! Val Paper.
SPRING IMPORTATION.
The subscriber has weekly receiving all
the newest styles of Wall Papers, of every description which
have been selected with expressly Southern
market Among this assortment may be found variety
Decorative and Plain Papers, Fire Screens Window Shades
Borders limitations of Wood and Marble Statues Medaions
Ceiling Ornaments All of which will be sold reaona.
Bile prices Competent wokmen any part the city
or country
F. NEWHALL,
e14 2p3m 60 Canal st. of Old Tevee up stairs
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Arrang have been made with the following Hardware
Merchants Of this city, who will receive orders and furnish the
products the prices the regular Agents Of the Com
pany Aessrs McCUTCHEoN, HOWELL L CO.,
:. STARK, STAUFFER &CO.,
=. ]. WATERMAN L BRO,
:. r. FOLGER i CO.,
=. US. RELF CO.,
=. C. II. SLOCOMB h CO.,
:. PRIESTLEY 4 BEIN.
The MACHINERY OIL is fully guaranteed when purchased
through any of the above firms.
When orders direct from parties the city
they be accompanied with the OF their merchants
or agents in New Orleans.
G. C. BOGERT g. CO.,
Agents for the Southern Oil Company,
fec 2ptf No. 70 Camp street.
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The FOllies Of Youth.

The unreectng and the inexperienced have in mature
years. regret their ndcreon, and then the wise have
the These reflections lead notice
the best remedies where mbecty Nervous Diseases exist
and that carries with the approval Of the whole Faculty.
viz:
Rlsley's Buchu.
We safely this the method
ctang the debaed SYSTEM and to sufferers generally
der TO become restored to health
Fur sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT g. CO.,
Nos. q and Isl ,Chartres street,
fell 2p6t<W General Agents.
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Havana Coffee.

l4o bags GREEN HAVANA COFFEE in store and for sale
by s. DE WISER /. CO.,
"a Magazine street.
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~ Look out for limitations of Lea Il Per-
Sons sul6 2plawly
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W. II. Wilson,

N E WAT G les, JEW RY
sILVERWARE, CUTLERY,
GUNS, FANCY GOODS,
ETC., ETC., etc.,
Jas 2ptf No. SO Canal street,
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This Is valuable and economical article and specially
adapted Wheels and heavy gearing to Sugar
Mills,
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-a4n~ HAVANA SUGAR.
40 boxes White Yellow and Brown store and for sale b.
S. DE WISER 4 CO.,
Ms "a Magazine street.
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Dissolntio,s OF C0-Parfne,.slstp.

Sold everywhere and applied BY all Hair Dressers
fes 2plmkW CRISTADORO. No. Aston House. N. Y.
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Answers cheap substitute for Linseed and is suit
BILE for every description Of painting and for all co!os excel
white or extreme light shades.
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1lissiissippa I,.tell,~.nce.,,.
From the Mobile Mercury, q Thursday, " extract

From the Mobile Mercury, Of Thursday, We extract
the following:
We learn from passenger who arrived last even.
ing from Mississippi by the railroad that J. s. Haes
steam mill. four miles west Of DeSoto, blew un even
ing before last Itseems that Mr.. Hailes himself and
negro man were the only persons abont II at the
time The mill had been stopped for dinner, and
they had returned, and, perhaps were starting the
engine when the boilers burst with terrible expIo.
sion. de and bis negro were literally torn into flag.
menus, and fragmentary portions Of their bodies
scattered in every direction, some OF them even
lodged up in the trees. But small portion Of Their
remains could be collected and they not distneuish
able in some instances, one from another
We knew Mr.. Hailes well. He was OF I rood fam
lily, and on industrious, enterprisng young man and
respectable and useful citizen. He has left ynnn0
wife and several brothers and sisters to mourn iis
loss by the shocking casualty which was one al the
most terrible Of the sort we remember ever to have
heard of. Hs' -'e
We learn that on Saturday evening last a Young
man named Lancaster timer, was killed at CoIuna
bus, Miss, by fellowworkman. A difficulty arosa
IN consequence OF some taunts about previous oc.
currence Lancaster attacked the other with niece
OF iron, and was shot. We could not Ascertain the
name OF the other party, who is in custody. Lan-
caster was from South Carolina, and was employed
last year on the steamboat Lecomte .15l7'
On Sunday, gentleman named Mcdonald a
planter near Memphis, on the Tonbigbee was Killed
in the streets of that village by his oyerseer Our
information is that the overseer had cowided negro
belonging to Mr.. Mcdonald, who sought him ont for
the purpose Of attacking him. and the oyerseer shot
him with donbe-barreed gun. He had NOT been
arrested, and was considered iustiHable
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Presence or Mind ana common sense:

II man faint away, says Halls Journal Of Health
| instead of yelling out like savage or running ID
him to lift him up lay him at full length on his back
on the floor, loosen the clothing, push the crowd
away, SO as to let the air reach him and let him
alone Dashing water over 9 person in simple
fanting fit, is a barbarity. The philosophy Of :
fantng fit is that the heart fails to send the proper
supply OF blood to the brain If the person il erect
that blood has to be thrown up hill but If lyin9
down, it has to be projected horizontally, which re-
CURES less power, as is apparent.
II a person swallow poison deliberately or by
chance, instead of breaking out into multitudinons
and ncoherent EXPLANATIONS, dispatch some one for
the doctor; meanwhile, run to the Kitchen get half
glass OF water in anything that is handy nut into
1t teaspoonnl of salt and as much ground mustard
stir it an instant catch firm hold Of the persons
nose, the mouth will soon fly open-then down with
poison This will answer better in large number Of
cases than any other. If the physician has not ar
rived, make the patient swallow the white of an
egg, followed by cup of strong Coffee (becausa
these nufy larger number Of poisons than any
other accessible articles, antdotes for any poison
that remains in the stomach)
II limb or other part of the body is severely cut
and the blood comes out by spirits or jerks, be in
hurry or the will be dead in five minutes there
is no time to talk about send for physician-sav
nothing, out with your handkerchief throw it around
the limb, tie the two ends together, put stick
through them, twist it around, tighter and tighter,
until the blood ceases to flow. But to stop it does NO
good. Why? Because only severed artery throws
blood out jets and the arteries get their blood from
the heart hence, to stop the flow the remedy must
be applied between the heart and the wounded sDot
in other words, above the wound. If vein had
been severed the blood would have flowed in reeu-
lar stream and, on the other side OF the wound from
towards the heart, and there is no need Of 90 great
hurry.
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PALPITATIoN OF THE HEARr.-lNr. Editor: The
remedy for this uncomfortable affection, which you
mended viz: Deep inspirations and subsequent
holding of the BREATH" 1 accidentally discovered
thirty years ago, and since have always used when
necessary.
mention il not in derogation of its originality, but
in confirmation of its efficacy.
Correspondent Southern Planter.
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THE FLOOD AT BATON RoUGE.-The Gazette of
Thursday says:
The river at this point is still gradually on the rise
On the opposite side of the river the levees have
much water as they can BEAR and any addi'onal rise
will do immense damage-perhaps s,srnerge the en-
tire Parish We hear Of some - les above who have
already put their goods -nd chattels aaoat, autici
patins the calamity
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stranger meeting an editor in the streets of
Boston, few days SINCE roughly accosted him with,
deliberate reply was, We'll, you can 20, if Tou
don't be gone long!'
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Nem 0rlsans Dallp 0rsstent.
MORE FIERCE ) rITcH1Nc al. .


There's going to be row in this section Of
before long We peaeeabse, law odorde, ahdino :
citizens. We are opposed TO fighting and rreI;nc
We are in favor Of concord and harmony. We von:t
engage in rumpus at home II We can possibly helm
it; but still, nevertheless and notwithstanding -
will not permit foreigners-native foreispers' -
mean-to tread upon our toes too heavily, or 70 tram
pie upon the corns Of immediate feIlov-etizens
too severely. That's fat.
The other day we referred to Tennessee attack
upon Senator slidell in BETTING terms. We now pro
pose to give another onslaught from the Knoxville
wing. The first attack came from Democrat This
comes from an anti-Democrat. We are opposed to
ooth--that we are These Tennesseeans had better
ies Louisiana politics alone-that they had. They had
oet1er LEI Louisiana men alone-thst they had They
mao better keep their fingers out Of Louisiana pies
Inas sney had they don't they will probably get into
trouble At all events we shall talk to them like
book" We repel their interference with our exclr.
sively private aairs and when we ask their counsel
or assistance it will be time enough for them to re-
spond atirmativey or negatively. That's so and we
defy truthful disputation of the point assumed
Now listen to the Knoxville wbig's fiery. fierce
foray upon Slidell and the Administration
John SlidelI, the Louisiana Senator, is agreed. on
EOfTUDt
ing men in America. he has been mixed IN win
the large appropriation for cleaning out the month
Of the mississippi, and has received the lions share
The corrupt use Of that appropriation was 90 An.
parent 70 the late Congress- before its close that Il
passed law returning the remainder to the War De
partment TO be used under the direction Of the ono.
graphical Engineers Of the Government Slidell. de.
termned TO have the money, and to defeat CoDeress
prevailed on the corrupt and imbece old man IN the
Presidential chair to pocket the BILL and hold II over
until after the adjournment, and he did co. Thus caus
ing the money to remain in the hands of SjideII 4
Co., who will consume it all before Congress can con-
vene again. -
Another case. Tiffany, Cochran and others. en-.
gagged 10 i've million speculation, and in the pIurder
O. Mexico, procured the appointment of McLaoe. Of
Baltimore, and the brotheTinla,u OF Tiffany. al min
ster to Mexico who will carry out their schemes M
robbery If hell were raked and dragged with
o're seioe an equally corrupt and Infamous mack If
swinaiers, and o. public and private plunderers,
could not be found, among all the damned who have
been going there for the last four thousand vesrs
And yet this is an Administration hat calls ;tsale
Democratic, and came into power pledged to econo.
my, and to retrenchment and reform!
Well! "Did you ever-no neyer,y We orc
too Indignant to speak further. But we do now give
these Tennesseeans, and outsiders generally. fair
warning to keep out Of our ring. II they don't, we
will make the fur fly furiously in . few DAYS.
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An Irish paper announces, that Mr.. KENNY. re-
turning to town, fell down and broke his neck. INIT
happily received no further damage!
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New ORLEANS, April S, 1859.
'IHE PETITION of the UNDERSIGNED nron-
eiy holders and residents Philip street. between Maya
ne and ST. Charles Streets respectfully howeh that the
1or required by the City Charter having signed this
orz shes Fray yo1 body resolution
journal the contract for mpeng the sidewalks and
wooden cutters on the west side Of Philip street with
e a ne s and d That the Mayor be authorized
when The wo is completed according the lines and levels
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WILL sALrPETER EXPLODE ?-This ponderous
question after all that has been said and done pyo and
con to decide it, is still involved in smoke and con-
fusion. A circumstance occurred, not long ago, in
London which really goes to prove that this old salt
will explode in spite Of all that has been said to the
contrary In the report or 1859 of Mr.. Braidwood,
the Superintendent Of the London Fire Department,
it is stated that fire took place in one of the dock
warehouses last summer, and /" when the flames
reached the satpeter violent explosion took place,
by which the center Of the building was blown to
atoms the division walls forced in, and the floors Of
the adjoining warehouses set on Ere" Mr. Braid
wood appears to have settled this question for London
although it is wellknown that saltpeter may be-
roasted over an open fire without raising single puff
NEW York Scientific American
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- POINT CLEAR HOTEL-THE PROPR1E
tors o. The Battle House. Mobile respectfully inform their
rlenas ana the public that they will open the Point Clear
reb nG ars bsng put thorough repair wharves
winter building erected season. finished and fas
nhei 10 thorough manner and situated line next to TIA
not:he two are connected by continuous gallery Of N
accommodate comfortably about 400 persons s' VIII
Point Clear delightfully."- situated being omen In the cr,f
oeeze and 10 the rear high pleasant driy
oeaaay shaded The merits Of the place in sanitary point
Ssaw fever ay tested h last
finest salt water bathing the coast and within one
from the Hotel Fish oysters are yey abnn
dant during the good Coon Band il engaged and
every variety OF anu ements will be furnished.
Point Clear also Sundays Mondays Wednesdays and FIJI
rive by the boats. ''' "uo ar
Rooms may be secured by addressing
+. III. CHAMBERLAIN 4 co.
vo,;,, A., An n, ,or, Battle House.
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MARIE DE La sogyELLE-oRLzAss.

EN- VEETU de Ia resolution No. 400 ia Conse Ion1,
aoprouve mars ls59 avis present. dome ane n
tention de IL Vile de Ia Nouvee est n
perres quses dsux dss asant aux msre DE- n
rue des Magazine Q1Atrfeme Dsc Ia ma an sr,,
DC IA rue Ste Married. Ia st. Andre aure ID IA ma
MaFe az 10 rue du Camp Ia Magasns
10 section l2) dc In charlie de Ia -Oresus
ms 1aw8w 0ERARD sTTTsy Mt.
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The TEXAS RESERVE NDIANs.-The Austin Ca
zette of the 23d says:
We learn that the Superintendent of the Texas In
dams has communicated to Gov. Ruanels that the
Indians on the Reserve cannot be iaduced to make
crop, owing to present excitement, and that he will
urge upon the Department. at Washington City to
consent to their removal Immediately.
Letters from the Reserve to the 10th inst had been
received. All was quiet. The Superintendent saws
that the Indians will be confined strictly TO the Re-
serves.
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FRosT.-The Avoyeles Organ Of the 23d says:
On the mornings of last Saturday and Monday we
had slight frost which must have done some little
injury to the growing cotton. On Tuesday Wednes-
day and Thursday the weather became much more
genial but on Friday another "cool spell" set in and
now winter clothing is again in requisition.
The jackson Parish Times of the 22d says:
On Sunday morning, the 10th inst., and again on
the following morning, frost was clearly visible at
this point. That Saturday night did little injury
to corn and cotton but nothing serious The less
hardy garden vegetables were in part killed.
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PETITIONs--OFFICIAL.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.

nv vY,v,ru . City Hall, March I, 1853.
.nna OF resolution No 80, Of tho Com Council.
nppoved March D. 1881 notice hereby given that ii tbe In
en2n Of the city Of New Orleans have two Of lie strees
a. anarsv ~ bs one on Camp street Mary
charter isKRI IN STTTu ~ w cisJ
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JAS. A. HOPKINS,
ais law8w Secreare Consei DIES Assistant Aldermen
BOARDING DESTROYS OF OBTAINING
board in private boarding house by day. week or
month"; will lind good and comfortable at No
North street. Also several rge airy well furnished
fooms mil If
DULyERIZHD CHARCOAI.-2O casks, for Rec
hfsing anu D4srilpg. for sale by "
-, ALFRED KEARNY,
az "a Magazine street,