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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-03-28
SelerttA Sturp.
From the New York Ledger
CAUGHT AT LAST;
OK,
THE LOVERS sTRATAGEM.
ny NARY ". STANLEY GIBSON,

lou should have seen Mrs. Willard,
ts,I be Ci you like to zee coziness ia
is highest peIfection.) and the group
that ~at sro"nl II, one pleasant summer
e'', ""t u'Hny years ago The porcelain
cnls ha rjuk s-d white flowers upon
them. Tne p'a'e>, almost ~ delicate,
~er" pain:el cxguisitely with little 6r.
urrS, representing the t.elve mouths OF
,he year. Thus, Rose Willard. when she
looked down at the huiscuit she WAS eat.
ing, met the sancy smile of \ curly head
ell AMI scah;iy clothed urchiu named
May" Who offered her wreath Of the
fowe whose name che bore; her grave
SISTER, Ellen, At the other end Of the table
bad July" Mrs. Willard possessed a
'srvid blooming August" and fairy
like creature called April" danced for
ever under tie eyes Of her nephew. Rob
et Willard. with her lap full OF wild
flowers, aud n crown OF daisies on her
head.
When rose marries.' began Mrs. vii.
lizard
Rose ini-erl! Rose never will marry
mother said the young dsmsel, tossing
her head. You mean, suppose, when
Ellen marries'
There WAS hidden meaning under all
this. k"se aud ner Cousin Robert had
been ailauced in their cradles by their
respective parents. Ii Was foolish AL,
but il 80 happened tina, both beng eiy
Gated away from home, and meyer meet
ing till they hsi 'grosn up the boy took
II into his head tn fall violently in love
with his pretty cousin, who snubbed him
unmercifuIly, and always declared that
her mother bad no business TO make any
such promise 10 her lame, aud that abe
should take the liberty Of cho>ing \
husband for herself when the spirit NOV.
ed her Robert was sent abroad. as his
father said, TO take tie nonsense out of
him. while Miss Rose beguiIed the hours
pf absence As best sho might.
Yes, aunt. you must have been mista
ken infeei. fancy |! see Rose Marrying
Rose, who thinks an emperor hardly
aouh the looking at ! 1t was Ellen you
were thinking of-quie,, good little FL
ien--who will be one Of the best " es
ever man possessed. | have half mind
70 propose to you, Nelly, on the spot
Mrs. Willard stared and did no, at
tempt to finish her sentence; Ellen laugh
ed merrilv, and Rose bnsied herself with
her tea, thinking secretly, that she should
IKE aboye all things, to box her cousins
ears. She did not sit long as the table
after that, but stTolled into the gardeL.
and went down to the seat where the
damssk roses we're blooming. Ns. vii.
lard looked after her and smiled.
Now is yonr chance, Robert. You
have vexed her; and there 10 nothing like
making up quarrel foF bringing abopt
such an explanation n che ought TO
make
But Robert stirred his tea very quiet.
ly.
Are you M, going 7 ssked bis aunt
i think not,
'Why-wbat do you mean q
Robert glanced at Ellen. An almost
imperceplible motion OF her head spcour-
aged him 10 60 on.
Amt. what did you tease my father
TO send me TO Europe forp
That yog might come !e your senses
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A Beautiful Sentiment.

Clasp the hands meekIv over the still
breast; they have no more work To do
close the weary e,es-they've no more
tears to shed-part the damp locks
there's no more pains to bear Closed is
the ear alike to loves kind voice and cal.
umny's singing whisI ers.
.. II IN thpt stIled heart vou have ruth.
lessly planted athorn-rf from that plead
ING eye you have carelessIv turnad awav.
II YOUR loving and kindly word and CLASH.
ing hand have COme-all TOO late-then
God forgive you H.! No frown gathers on
the marble brow AS YOU gazp-uo scorn
cnrls the chiseled hps-no flush of woun
d"d feelings mounts to the blue veined
temples.
God forgive YOU for your feet. too,
must shrink APPALLED, from deaths cold
nVer--you' fa!te!inG tongue asks. Can
his be death Your fading eve fingers
lovingly on the sunny earth. Your clam
my hands weld their last feeble flutter.
o, raPacious grave vet another vic.
tim for 'hy voiceless sleeper! No warm
welcome from a sisters loving lips No
throb OF pleasure from the dear maternal
bosom
Silent all
Q, # these broken links were never
gathered ap-if beyond deaths swelling
Hood there we're no eternal shore---if for
the struggling bark there no port Of peace
ii aih war; that lowering couG spraug
no bright bow Of promise
"Alas for love IL this be ALL
And naught bevond-on earth
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CHANalNG SEED.-A writer in tho
Ne" England Farmer says bic potato
crop mas increased from fifty to one hun.
ored per cent, by procuring seed potatoes
@h'ch grew on an entirely different soil.
n'een or twenty miles apart from his
ms plan OF changing seed every year /.
good one, either for potatoes or any
other seed, such as gram and garden
seeo ana even II the change is made
only between cultivstors in the same VI
cinity, it is still beneficial.
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GIRLS, DoN'T DO IT.-There is a prae.
u""' q"i'" prevalent among Young la,!es
81 the present daN. which We are old fash
"ned enough t" consider very Improper
W" HI'nde 10 ut'ir giving Daguerreotypes
"I themselves % young mpn who are
merely arqun,ntauc->. Ne consider i,
mhe .ica'e IN ;he llgh"s, degree. We are
'N'"n'ehed that ANY Young girl should
accepted I"ver II Is t. cuurse ;,lI r,uh, -
Even IN thS case the likeness should b,
returned II the engagement SHOULD. Ly
any misunderstanding cease. II this par
agraph should NEE, thr eve ofany younp
g'r' nb"u! to give her Daguerreorvpe {,
gentleman acquaintance, let her know
that The remarks made by young men
when together, concerning what Is per
maps on her part hul piece OF ignorance
or Impudence, ~onId, If she heard them
cause her cheeks TO crimson with shame
and anger. 'W"re il a sister of ours
We have Offer said, with a flashing eve
were 1t a sis'eI # ours bu, that not I've
'ng the case, We give this advi, g 10 any
body sister who needs it. most anxiousl,
desiring that she should ~ all times rrr.
serve her dignitvand seIfrespect.-Ad.
wee to Young Women.
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FoOD AND lREAIMENI OF HENS
Seed meal have found To be II great pro-
mo'er oi egg laying. Mixed with scaided
ineaI or shorts, or with sour milk. il ia
readily eaten and is good substitute for
animal food and insects. Hens like Inoi.
an corn better than auy o,her grain. and
1t is Their cheapest food. For cop6ning
hens. covered room with a dry ear,6
Moor, ID much better than any open ward
which rains keep in a filthy state much
OF the time. With sand to roll ip. hens
may be confined under cover the whole
season.LHaIf an hour before sunset thew
should he lei out 10 range over the ward
and garden. They will then lie too busv
picking grass, gravel, DC, TO scratch and
DO mischief, beng Always in y hurry To
return 10 The = ost before twilight. Heus
thus kept, will more than twice pay for
Their keeping, # not too old TO Law we'll
Two or tlree days Imprisonment in a
coop VIII break up black Spanish hens
from setting. aud they soon commence
laying again II properly fed. L, is onlv
ProhtahIe tor a village to raise a fe " ear.
y chickens TO renew his LAYING stock as
chickens are grea, and increasing feeders
esl'ng when halt grown, much more tbsn
old lat hens.- Col. Genesee Farmer.
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srlett purtrp.
From the ~. Y Saturday Press.
Tragic Result Of . Kiss.

Tragic Result of Kiss.
You did begin. You can't deny
You kissed me first Don't you remember
How splendidly the moon rode high
And full, That evening in SeptemberI
We two were sitting quite alone,
Your head upon my shoulder resting;
The loving moonlight round us shone,
You pou,ed out your lips suggesting
That | should bend nv head to see
IL you were earnest or but joking;
My lips touched yours. You must agree
That crime MAS Of your own provoking
IL you were vexed why did you stay,
Your head upon my breast reclining!
Or not tell me to take away
The nrm that vas your waist confning!
Twas long ago, and vet it seems
But Yesterday, as now recalling
Our fresh young love, our happy dreams.
The autumn leaves around us falling
We little thought how it would end,
Tia, love our future life was guiding
To where ~e are. this little friend
To our protection thus contidinr.
II can't be helped. We must receive
The charge, while trusifuiiv believing
hat love, in his Young life, will leave
No greater cause than ours. for grievnp.
IL must be 80. The breast from which
The little fellow strength is gaining,
Contains n heart i'm love so rich.
fearless, trust him to your training
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Nature has sown in man .he seeds Of
knowledge, but they mus, be cultivated
to produce fruit.
There is nothing which so improves
human character as the patient ndurance
Of wrong.
We should not merely initiate the bee
but hs discrimination when we ex,rac,
the good, we should reject the bad.
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a General il the Russian service hsv.
ng very long Polish name, the Empe
ror asked him, good humoredIy:
Pray. General, What is Your namer
The General repeated to hun the whole
""me 'hns-AhlsmPakcussiopwitch.
why, said the Emperor, Satan him.
self never had such n name
! should presume not, Sir replied the
General, for he is no relation Of mine,
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SNow AND PoMrEY conversation
WAS about horse 1t had progressed to
this point before our attention WAS fx.,t
hl 1t:
S"o~ What do you feed him on +
Pompey Shavlns.'
SnoW 'Sharings =
Pomp'H Yes lPn! green specra.
rI"s on his eyes and he thirks it is grass
1t strikes us that points moral We
leave the boys and girls to discover IT,
S"me older heads might be benefited by
the investigation.
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At hotel table one day a boarder re-
marked to hIs neigbbor:
This must be very healthy place for
chickens
why 2 asked the other.
Because never see any dead ones
about
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An old woman, who was in the habit,
Of declaring after the occurrence of any
unusual event that she had predicted it..
was ""e iay very cievery sod toy her
"ortN spouse. who, ike many another we
w0t OF, bad got tired Of he, eternal i rold
You so! Rushing into the bouse, breath
less with excitement, he dropped into his
char, elevated his hands and exclaimed ..
%, wife, wife What do Won think 2
+ old hrirde COW has gone and ca, up
our grudsr ne
L old woman was ready; and hardly
waiting To hear the last word she scream.
ed OFT ~ the Top of her lungs
i told YOU so, you old fool! told
v"u 20 You always would let it stand
out doors
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apron strings any longer. II did very
well when l WAS green boy, but | can
assure you | ain not At all ambitious to
begin again
H's aunt dropped her teaspoon and sa,
bolt upright Ia her chair.
Robert, do you want to break your
poor mothers hear, do you wan, to see
your father-"
Wait bit, aunt. I've told them ali
| am now telling you.'
Aud what die they say = gasped Mrs.
Willard
They forgave ne, at last, when | told
them why wanted to leave Rose quite
'ree-snd why | must he free my self
Then tell me-
Again Robert glanced at Ellen. aud
got hiuc encouraging sIgu. lie drew
httle Iockei from his breast, touched a
sPr'ng within the cnse, aut he'd 1t our,
op"" towards h's aunt. She gave one
TOOK At the pretty, youthful iace, with
blue eyes, and abundant brslds OF silky
brown hair, and lhen turned horrlfied
glance upon him.
Robert !
lie replaced the miniature next bis
"e'' 'n' ana 'ooNed quietly At her.
'i"st ever you should have treated us
SO shameful, ! You have jus, gone aud
m" ,,;, oa' % So'"' ana h'>es heart and
dearr
5 e broke down in a p ,ssionate II, OF
49, nooei' Jumped up from tbs Ia
oe VIZ" Pen''eh' t'ce' snd would have
'o""d 10 console he', but Ellen laid
"'"n "P"" us arm
g. '''"v'' No" ca" surrey forgive EoNer'
wv ''ooS'"g 'or n'mHei' the SAID, ~he"
~" s"o" no" h'se '.ehA'ed to hnn be
,"'. "e went away ana no" she viii not
~ '"e "ofu ABOUT The marriage even
' .G,.
"' ouI u'," | t''ihS ~ OF my own
WI "e' c,''a soo'ea Mrs. " "iIIard -
s,ra;S", que, Nooe'' some dreadful
,II suppose Nn' ROBERT, how
mother | want ,o sas he, ,h;s asaa,, @ ,""'
NAV I cnmo k..l, .;,I Io.r
No; vou. ConsoI. yo",,a,f u;,h ,on.
picture and o;yo ne rha,,,o',, ''t' :, '"'
How We shall do it don, know. for II !.
my belief the child really like, vou sr.,
ALL
ine youog m~" s,.u,,-a .~-.,.,. nv."o,
smoking his cigar, yet stealing glance
before he departed, At the quiet fyur-
among The damask roses.
The sisters sat in council that night, and
Rose WAS summoned before them. She
came, looking ye:y rebeI;ous, but also
very pretty. and stationed herself by the
v'ne shaced window, near her sister FL
le" . ch"r Inc moonlight s'reamec IN
10 t"e room Il was too pleasant to stay
10 uoorS' and' alter moments s'!e"ce,
sue proposed WAX.
- Walk Indeed ss'd her aunt with
'ongu'H"n ,,, S,gh;
u., ""! ,o'' II " = 'o'e,y evening
WA. Is 'ne mater, Aunt Sarah
| matter WAS the answer, gwen IN
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on the stairs waiting for her.
Nell, | want you
In tLree moments, nv dear. We will
60 down to the arbof near the roses.
shall weY
i don't care where said Rose. leaning
her head upon the bsmisters and signing.
Kun on before me. dear put your
shawl aronnd you, and | will come AS
soon Ms | have pac,frd mother. But ".
must not talk loud there, or We shall be
overheard
'D"n't he long
Rose took the shawl her sis,er pav.
her, and went down ;he long walk with,
her ewes bent on the ground. The IiuI.
arlor WAS all in shadow, though the
moonlight lay hrigntv herond the on
trance. She sat down, leaned her head
On her hands, and waited. Bv ami h.,
she heard step on the gravel. aud Ellen,
wearing bonnet and shawl, came in.
Don't speak loud she said. m whis
per. Moth-r aud Aunt Sarah Ar. y, ,ha
other e"d IF the garden they took it In
T." then heads to come out after YOU did.
SO Rose whispered, too
What in the world are YOU muffleJ
mp IN that style for T.
They made me. You know have the
toothache often, and Aun, Sarah thinks
II prudent TO have "ue's head covered in
the nlgnt air. Draw YOUR shaw closer
round v"u, Rose, SO that YOU nee! not,
take cold either
Don't talk ah' u, shawls. don't care
IT | do catch cold. So much The h.,,.r 7
shall be ont OF this miserable world
why, R"s, |?
1T - miserable and | am miserable,
too. Oh, WILL. is it AL true Z
'All true Rose
About Robert Z
Yes
i half iancied at fist that they were
only doing IT TO try me-
'No-Ihey would not DO that
You are quite sure 2
'Qui'e.'
There was long pause, then the xhis
perlng began again.
We'll, did YOU see the picluref
Yes
'Whenl'
Just after you went away from the
tea.tah!e Robert showed it to mother
Us She prettyf
'Verv.'
.InungT
No more than nineteen, I should saw
Far or dark 2
Fair, with hlnc evcs'
And he loves herr
Robert will never marry a woman he
does not love-
Rose sighed deeply. Then she laid
her head on her sisters knee and began
to sob.
what. is the matter, dearf
oh, WE'LL am so miserabIe-my
heart is breaking, ] am very sure
because Robert is going to be mar.
ried T.
Yes
But, Rose, you d. not love hing
well, bend down Ill! | tell you a ST.
cret. i always did,
And yet you let them send him away
to break his heart, If he saw fit. Rose,
am ashamed Of you
oh' OUT ! 'hought ne would always
love me. | never dreamed of this French
actress, or whatever she is; and now |
shall just pine away and die. you see If
don't = and SIZE burst out fresh al the
awful pr"s!ect.'
Nonsense, Rnse--tell him like a brave
good grrI, and make an end Of il. dare
saw he viii be clad enouyh I, co,o. LacL
10 you
Tall him, Nou 1To.L u,
.do;,,, :, r,,a,l.I a, ,,;,,.L' w.
me ru-IIIE1 r"' w.
m
form. nv lille Rnsv' said E,Is, in snch
a strange voice that she started to her
feet.
Nell, is it YOU or noti Whom have
| been talking to q
some one VII" had right to hear
5000 H""d h'H'en, Kobe"
Ia I'm Ia.
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A wood chopper is always polite
man - when he wants wood, he goes and
ares Tor il.
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LIFE may be merry as we'll as useful.
every person that owns a mouth has al
ways good opening for laugh.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-26

E5-public Library-As it does not seem to
M generally understood that the Library the Mechanics In
stttue NIL CHARGE Coupnittee take
method Of advising the public OF the fact
The Library Rooms in The Institute Dryades street.
between common md Canal streets open from o'clock A.
M g 5o'ciock 4. NJ. ClIAs. P0TTHQFF,
h2o am Chairman Of the Library Committee.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-26
OFFICE OF Sources PACIFIC RAILROAD ConrAsr,

OFFICE OF SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
No 81 Common street, New Orleans {
H1- /. The stGek-b00ks of the Company
closed the 10th nst under three distinct definite
positions for the purchase Of the whole stock the Company
manning unsold by Its agents that day.
2 The propositions before will be submitted the Com
pany and approved will be fully On before the
lst February next The terms Of the sale par
invested in labor to haild the road.
B. All stockholders 'cut OH by the sale of the road and
franchises Of the Company the 9th October l5e-cons
ing only Of those who declined up the
unpaid lnsamen uder what styled The New Policy of
the Company, adopted i'll AIr asi have
presenting AL the facts in their respective cases the office Of
the Company to during this week. from u NJ to NJ
and from 10 o T.. NJ.
The prospects q tls Company were never promising
early day Ii will give the enterprise character in
and experience Of the Hon. j. Edgar Thompson of Penn
sySana, associated with Hon. " X Samuel
Fate Of Tennessee, than whom three able capable
successful railway in the
prosecution Of amy railroad enterprise in the uition
Ishal be glad furnish fill information ID any stakeholder
other public spirited citizen who feels this great
national highway.
r L-Fcp n.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-26

BANK or NEW ORLEANS
December 81 1859.
ng-At n meeting of the Board of Directors.
held this day dividend Of FOUR PER CENT. Of the
profits for the last sx months declared payable
holders their legal representatives after TUESDAY
10th January, 1860.
JAZZ If MORTIMER BELLY Cashier.
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THE FOLhOAVIN( q Nv +. i r.
JEFFERSON coLLEGE-

ph a. Gose r !, aea N % II ,e bst Rs @ xts miles
Der hast under The reetonot Mr. O. OSCAR DuGuE assisted
Two Of instruction followed in this insuon-the
is left tie discretion Of pare,s determine Which Of
these the students shall pursue
erh Igaes iaief eosay M,ianaiies Stpe @ Sa and
Physical scisase, ls Rhetoe Literature, Moral rhiloso
Ii The latter students will follow The branches
aud latin:
country will be Ae object of particular aud attention
N me- Ssf il Sebsif bs will be mainly in the Eng
Ths prcs and tuition, ogeher with ,,cndins and
washing stationery school books and medical
three hundred dollars per fu psyable quarterly and in ad
Students requiring instruction in Music Drawing, Dancing
I S % S m dst ssa " f 80 me- win
afse be a; tue expense ot the student
rs S and August eSer @ ' sesees s sa sear %
i a. student @ sn.s,s sr e 4, &, % # quarter
ag either ssrstaes et Nescr WIZ, he following quarter
fsa'af fsa a as Inc remaining portion Of s fa is more or les
Of the money Which has been paid in advance for the remainder
From and after The 1850 the
n on te rs, Monday oi ad close the following
Vacation begins after the distribution of prizes
No extra charge Is made TO students who remain at Col
know how to read and write have been vnccn,tcd and
must be hearers # certificate OF good conduct when coming
!
Students, their entrance, must he provided with The follow
Il shirts Il hanikerehefs IL pair Of stockings q towels
summer coats black pair Of pataoon pair st
winter pantaoons waistcoats, winter coa-one
ns @ r sa s winter
of sheets bolster blankets, nightbag OF strong cloth
shoe brushes boxes shoe backing tn sashand bas IN III
ssr afenie goblet silver alfende silver ae
These articles be all and with the students
ane4 They must be renewed when necessary, the parents
Students whose parents guardians do not the pari
| of the College.
Catholic students will be subjected rules established for
the religious exercises TO be followed the
ereises be eonddel the of chaplain spea
Most Reverend Archbishop Blanc # Nea oeaI
students who ere not Catholics wl e left perfectly free
low the exercises nnder The Catholic chaplain par
ents should express asrn TO that effect BY written application
The telegraph office and posotce short distance
communication with all parts ate "sas. =
Visitors will find lodgings and accommodations nog
burhood
-RETEREScEs-
Msssrs. Roman s Kernion OF New Orleans
West L Nillere, of New Orleans
Henry Dngne, Of New Orleans
Fergus Gardarc. Jefferson
Richard Taylor. St. Charles.
z 5. Brou, ST. John the baptist.
w. T.. Welhan. of st. James.
Judge Albert BuHe Of Ascension.
DR. 4. I'll. Gottman. of Ascension.
JsC Ghastan, Iberylle.
Louis tiresemberg, St. Mary.
Alex. Declouet, st. Martin. d2a
sAnunn FAInvsE- Ns1s;..
NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNITURE
No Baroune street near Canal
Highest Cash Prices paid for Hand Furniture Pianos
Carpets etc.
Psrsos dosgnng to break up House Keeping would do well
% eau s2'nw' eI IA
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fsHEROKEE REMEDY
ROOTS, BARks AND LEAVES
VERSUS
NAUsEous DRUGS AND POISONOUS MINERALS.

We ask the afflicted of either sew which do prefer:
pleasant md delicious compounded from Nitles
Remeliesone which viii speedily and permanently You
the vile compounds heretofore will ill
and deMitaig effect together with the ntlsomc disease
many times following the Of Mineral Poispns.
The Eherokce Remedy Is natures sHeei6r
hea elect Gravel Structure fluor Albus, Whites in Fee
mle and ali diseases of the Urrry Organs curing these
by natural laws, after all other have failed
and is of Heavens hest trcies offending
could be produced Of is effects which would Singer credui
The nanseou preparations heretofore nsed have failed this
in instance hem known fail Happily
Kind te governor of The Wofldis Father who acts
kill but
Iii mercy he has appointed these dreadful dis
ease winch when aSen quickly flies all parts stem
attacks the disease post and with de, courage
tIly admirable, gives until e6mleiey eN
peii from the body and restores the patient
former health and vigor.
This Remedl strikes at the root Of he disease
tendency j. not simply 10 suspend the poison but
which it depends.
And what enhances Its value IL thc absence Of all nar
smell 1t ay counting raon or on te
toilet table without being suspected Refedy for
cret Diseases.
treate Nenereal disease with full directions their
permanent accompany each bottle
Sold by j. WRIGHT CO., Nos and l5I cbartres street
New Orleans and by all respectable Druggists
medicines.
POTTER \ MERwlN, Sole Proprietors,
Jam 514AN 81. I0ns Mo,
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gartitaIar fMotites.

N1-H0ward Lodge No. I3, i. q. O. F--Meef-
nes % EVERY THURSDAY EVENING. in Lodge Room No. g.
Odd Fellows Hail. at o'clock.
Ofcers.I a. Bendixen, N. O.; n T. Lyle, v. G Hugh
Stewart Recording aeeretay; b. Daslya Permanent Score
tary JIG Norton. Treasurer. jal7 If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-26

THE CREOLA 1IAII4-IIENRY MYERS, Editor and
Proprietor the business OF New Oenus
reliable advertising medium The Mail Is published upon
miles Alexandria, and in the midst Of the
weahes portion Of the costonsrowng region Of North Io
isiana.
- per
a. b. sFRAWRRIDGE 4 co. Agents,
p Commercial Place.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-26

CITIZENS BAsK OF LOUISIANA
New Orleans, Dec. 30 1859.
An election for seven Directors of this
Bank by the Stockholders thereof will be held in conformity
law AZ ts office On MONDAY 9Th February next between
O'clock A. NJ. md 2 +. NJ.
dsU 2tRwtfe6 r.. ROUSSEAU, Cashier.