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form Of a pleGsaGt and delicious Syrup.
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Gravel Structure and is especially recommended Tor Flnor Al
h,s fNhites in EemaesD this complaint il is ihyaluabe
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a Aces not fail To cure Scrofua, Secondary Syphilis andu
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o In ali s original pnrly and vgor thus removing tFoh me
system all mpure and Rencous causes which have induced
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all medical skill it is especially feeommended IN ola cases II
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few doses positively all scaldng heat ehofaee ana
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nfyrIt lay the toilettable or in the counting room
without its being suspected remedy Tor private us
eases, ... -, ~, ....,.tons fo
thar pefrnanent each bottle.
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store in the United States. or
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nv al responsible druggists and dealers in medicines through
@ the United States and wholesale by all wholesale drug
s's's POTTER MERwIN Sole Propretors, ST. Louis No.
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
Nos. q and l5l Ghartres street
Wholesale Agents for the South.
A,pgaid nv MI Druggists. ialb ty&W
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C4RELEssNEss, ON THE NORTHERN LAKEs.--A cor
-..-,..a.... tl.a Mar. YarIr HeraId

CARELEssNEss ON THE NORTHERN LAKEs--A COR
respondent of the New York Herald says:
In view of the late melancholy accident on Lake
Michigan, and the perils attending trip on the
lakes, / wish to state that on the morning of the
9th August about one o'clock, a short time after
leaving the port of Oswego in the lake steamer,
we we're run into by q schooner, and very mar
rowly escaped the fate of the unfortunate passeng
ers on; the Lady Elgin. The night was very dark,
and it rained hard. After tbe collision, which
made heavy concussien and was felt by almost
every passenger except seme who were not awak-
ened, it was stated from the wheel house that our
escape was truly provideRtial. The schooner car
ried no lights, and was discovered when heading
directly for the bows of the steamer. The engines
were Immediately stopped, and we received the
conclusion about midships, and similar to q ferry
boat striking the Tenders when entering her slip.
Surely some regulations more stringent than the
present should be made for the safety of passeng
| ers on our lakes.
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-.+-4Gp-+.--
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL or THE STEAMSHIP EUROPA.
INTERESTING NEWS FROM ITALY.
FLIGHT OF THE KING or NAPLES.
GARIBALDE ABOUT ENTERING THE CITY,
DEFEAT OF THE PAPAL FORCES.
1 As------~-
LATER NEWS FROM SYRIA AND INDIA.
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aGENEALoGY.' There is silly paragraph going
the rounds Of the public press, which says:
The genealogy of the Prince of Wales is, in one
sense, proud one-running up throngh Kings and
Queens, even to the Norman Congueror.
Now, of the origin of this stupid story we have
no idea; but whoever its author may be, he must
be very dull if he does not know that the descend
ants OF William the Conqueror have long since
ceased to occupy the English throne. The Guelph
family beginning with Gerge |, are German. The
family assembled the English throne after the Nor.
man family had run out Ehe present Queen OF
England is deseendent of this Guelph or German
family, who first reigned as Georges, and her hus-
band-who IS not King, bat is the father Of the
Prince Of Wales-is German alsa,i was born IN
Germany and was imported int England aiter
reaching wears of manhood for the sole purpose OF
begetting royalty. This boy, namely, the Prince
Of Wales, about whom so much fuss is now being
made. is one of gooaly number OF children who
have all sprung from this arrangement ana mpor
tation. Nhs ieHhEA'
/ Nv ArRASy Sent Ia 1860.
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sTKEET COM,NER--oFFICIAL.

SECOND DISTRICT POUND WAS brought
- 10 second District Pound corner oi beAsNe NAu ~
vez Streets as estTay-
One black and white kid IL. .,..a.
Which claimed within three days ahd he
on raid will be sold al public auGon h said Pngpa On HI
u AZ, september 81 1860, h 10 o'clock A. NJ
New Orleans September II, 1850
j. MlLToN gEJF, Street Commissioner.
Registered September Is, 1850.
AZ RED A. DUCRos,
.u =..-.m Clerk Of Comptroller.
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a. bride Of some months finding herself one even
inc alone with her spouse, was attacked by Sc
we're 1T Of yawning ssYou are tired of being with
me, I presume he said, somewhat offended;
Not at all, my dear love,f she replied; "bue
always get stupid when am alone
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rzLEeRApHeD TO THE NEW ORLEANS oHEscssr
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
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Ingenious MrcHANlsM.--In the Louisville Jour

INGENIOUS MECHANISM.--ln the LOUISVILLE Jour-
nal we find the following:
Our felow-citizen, Capt. J. j. Hirschbuhl besides
being skilled ieweler. is machinist and artist
of no common order. He has produced me-
chanical clock, every part of which is his own
handwork. The design embraces the view OF
town through which runs a river on one OF the
banks is group of houses and cathedral in the
turret of which the clock is placed which runs
three weeks and strikes the hours. A viaduct
across the river is the track of railway along
which passenger and burden cars are travelling and
entering large depot, On the water vessel is
| sailing, which by ingenious machinery follows the
motion Of the waves, now rising on their crests and
then sinking into the trough of the sea there is
| also fshermans boat at anchor, which also rises
and falls with the undulatfons of the waves. Wind
mills with their arms in full play, add to the pie
t,raadue effect of the views, and water-wheels are
revolving in every direction, giving scene OF busy
i life. A balloon too, is seen floating away in the
distance, while the foreground is studded with cot
taees, grottos, gardens, etc. The river runs down
The yery center of the picture through @ group o.
mountains until it is lost amid the purple hills O
the far perspective The painting is extremely
effective. and with the illusory aids OF the me
chanical additions makes Of the most ingeniou
DISPLAYS of art we have ever seen. There is
musical box attached which plays several charmn!
times, Capt. Hirschbuhl takes great pride in thi
ingenious mechanism, and it certainly SHOWS equa
natience skill and artistic taste, 1t may be see
; at the iewelry store of Hirschbuhl Dolhnger, o
i Main street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-19

MAS brought TO the City Police Jail on
w The 3t OF August 1860 the dark grill boy MIKE. Says
he belongs Samuel Fielder who lives in White county,
Miss He ia 81 inches high, has of the upper teeth
missing very small ears ard is aged about As years.
The owner will call esm his property according to law.
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JR,
Keeper of City Police Jail
ALFRED A. DUGROS,
.e4 15t CLERK of Comptroler
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WAS brought TO the City Police 5aii on
sss ie belong 10 Mr. Sarapn BFo lives in the parish
al ST. Charles He is fleet 5s inches high stout built has
iipe teeth and is aged about Ii years.
The owner will call and claim his propcrtY according TO law
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JR.
Keeper Of City Police Jail
N'sl''ss'A ALFRED A. nUCROS.
CLERK Of COMPTROLLER
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ooNPrRoLLER,s OFFICE, !
City of New Orleans, July 7, 1855. J

GOMPTROLLER'S OFFICE
City Of New Orleans j NY T. looo1 )
mo. 2129.l
EsESDI,VECU. THAT the CompSroller Pc HnU
HI lie IA ereT Authorized md required TO give notice. w
standing Advertisement in the official mn "
s 1884 tie Council viii pay any o asanst he ety nnsa'
contracted under euthoIi.y Of order from the Oopoof IN
H's"toapS9 p9f,naS %a ~ u H. TRACY,
e"S' President Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
fsi,ned1 l.. H. PLACE,
'S'@T' President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April q, 1853,
lsignsdl JOHN Ia LEWts5, Mayor
Ts attention CcGr Of the city and Of the public Is TO
'ps'''''''' eA'S' ~ '-0 eva v. DUPLEssIs,
vIE4 Fe,nntroiler City nf New Orleans.
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rIyIIIRn DISTRICT POUND.-7Nyas brough

70 ne T6ed Bistrict Pound Goodehidren street, be-
tNeen Glouet and Louisa streets, ~ eatay-
One black boar.
One brown SuQ gahtr- no hGfn6. 04..... ,,..-.
Waicb claimed within three days and tue expenses hee
s aid will he scd ~ public guctinn ~ sad Pouhdt on
EEfnAY September 2i, 1850, at 10 O'clock a. al'
New Orleans September IL l5Q - =. z,..Esi.zo.
-i'es'''Sieo - - ALFRED A. DuCRos,
Cieak Of Comptroller
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-19

10y TIE yA1tos4L 4sn txraic4s ltsEsl
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-19
GARIBALpE ABOUT ENTERING THE CITY,

FLIGHT or THE KING or NAPLES,
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WAS brought 10 the City Police = jail IzG1 2n
w ht 4th Of Stpunber 1860, the dark grill girl LlHA1
saws se free by birth having been brought this copnF
from gfrgaa by be Ather aed Harris, Mha also Tres
and who died in ths city about SIX months She Is feet
hh good double Of teeth has scar on the back
oil he left aud suess slow, Hnd aged about Is wears.
Tie owner Will call claim his property according 10 law
MIGE Ell HERNANDEZ JR,
Keeper Of City Police Jail
ALFRED A. DUGROS
,a1n IL, Clerk of C0uDtrniler
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-19
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENcE.
BLACK Republican Meefing al HANNIBAL Me

Black Republican Meeting at Hannibal, No.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. lS.-Measrs. Blair and Grover
were peted with rocks and eggs while addressing
a Black Republican meeting at Hannibal, Mo-, last
Thursday.
River Intelligence,
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 17.-The Ohio river at this
point is rising, with feet inches of water in the
canal by the mark.
Domestic Markets
New YoRK, Sept. IT, The Cotton market is
steady. The sales to-day amount to 1900 bales.
MiddIing Uplands quoted at i05c. The Flour mar.
ket closed very dull and unsettled, at decline Of
10 to 15c. per bbl. The Sugar market closed
steady the sales of the day amounting to $50 hhds.
at to 6ic. per lb. for Cuba. Rio Coffee is quoted
at 13 to lac. per lb.
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EnpAyE NJ pEuxlEME pIsTRIeT.-lIL

EA cbndut depot epayeA tn Dcxlelne P4a'ft GU
ueigIture BenyfFe et talvez, CONNIE ePaye--
I'm cheyrguu nolr ei banc. .g,.g =. ia.
ai*payGs II sera Vendu Peuchere pAbqHe az alt aepo'
Ia NEsSDKEUI u de sdpteubre 1860 10 leures a. 3t
j. MILTON RELFt C0muhsssire des h4es t@s
NnIyelle. Orleans. Is de sepenlllre letO bsLt ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-19
European Political Intelligence,
FURTHER BY THE STEAMSHIP EUROPA

CAPE RACE, Sept. ls.- The steamship Europa
from Liverpool on the Sth, and Queenstown on the
9Th inst, which passed this point to-day, brings the
fnllnMine additional news.
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WAS brought to sne CITY Pc, Police ice sstI ,sTSR on

w Tie Id of Scfembe 1860 the #atk grf hoy JANVIRR.
says he belongs 4r IrasnoHB audy, who lives four miles
qSve nouadsanve La He IS feet ~ inches high, speaks
Engls ltte French has Two upper front teeth missing
fingers cat Oh, wears goaee, and aged about 4
years ~. ~,
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, Jr.,
Keeper OF City Police Jail
ALFRED A, DUGR0S,
.ala fht Clerk Of Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-19
pOLICE yAIL--oFFICIAL.

WAS brought 10 the city Police Jnn on
w the lth September, 1860, the black boy JoN SayA
he belongs NJ. Wallace who lives on Bayon Black La,
fI Al, inches high las 0leTably good egth
f beard looks very Intelligent, and is aged about 2 years
The oHne will call his property according law
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JR,,
Keeper Of City Police jail,
ALFRED A. DECR0S,
ssIe l5t Clerk Of Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-19

INTERESTING NEWS FROM ITALY.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-19

Re5S'ste' ALFRED A. DUCRoS,
sci I5 Clerk Of Comptroller
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-19

ARRIVAL or THE STEAMSHIP EUROPA.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-19
Political and Commercial Intelligence.

LATER NEWS FROM SYRIA AND INDIA.
, 1860-03-22


4 very considerable tide Of emigration is now
pouring through our city. It is the spring tide
Of humanity, flowing now, as ever, from ka4t to
West Every steamboat that leares our landing
for the Missouri or Upper Mississippi, and every
train Of cars that 1eares our western depots for
the West, bears its share Of the great DRIFT Of
emigration from the old to the new States, from
the Eastern 10 the Western borders Of the Re-
public. 1t-is remarkable fact that the priuci-
pie rush Of emigrants is to Missouri. The fer
tile e1pauae Of that magnificent State is now
the land Of promise to the migrating yeomanry-
The fact has gone forth that Missouri will pres
emily be free State. It is understood that
though sIase State now, liberty Of speech is
recognized within her borders as inalienab!e.-
Liberty is not tolerated, it asserts itself; aud
the knowledge Of the fact put the rich lands Of
Missouri in the market. The negroes are Ieav-
ing the State by voluntary and involuntary en-
lgratiou. They run away into Kansas, Iowa or
Illinois, aud are sold Sou'h. but for every ne
gro Hbo goes out, ten white men 60 in, and
man who owns himself is worth great deal
more to the State than q man WHO is owned,
though the price Of slaves is enormously high.
It IS one of the eminent facts Of the day that
tue irrepressible conflict doctrine is being waged
lo Missouri, not in war. but in peace. Evideuces
oi it can be seen on almost every steamer be-
tween st. Louis and Cairo. Those going up the
river to St. Louis are tull Of free white aborers
emigrating voluntarily to Missouri Those 60
isg down the riyer contain the black slaEes in
ro'untarily going into the dominions Of King
, 1860-03-22

LlsE CH1xx, February 25:h4 1850.
Editors Montgomery Mail:
The following marriage ceremony recently
obtained from one Of my negroes, and if you
think it win interest any Of your readers, you
may publish it;
''Hero is Q couple who have walked ont to-
night, wishing to be jiued in, and through love
and wishing I'LL deu dat have any thing twixen
dem come forward aud speak now. II not. let
dem hold dar peace NOW and forever more. I
wants every chr to hear and every heart to en-
.Mr. jim, Thompson, uhosoeycr stands fas,ly
by your lett sid, do you take her for your dear
y believed wife. to wait on her through sickness
and through heath. safe aud be safe. holy and
be holy. loving and be loving! Do you lore her
mother? DO sou lore her father. Doyou loye
her brothers? DO you lore her sisters? Do
you lore her master? no rou love her mis-
tress7 But do you lore God the beats"
Answer DO"
"Miss Mary Thompson, whoa,soever stands
fassiy By your right side, do you take 10 be your
dear beloved husband, to wait en- him throuoh
health and through conHutioa, safe and be safe.
holy and be holy2 Do you To-, e his mnther
Do you love his father. 10 you lore his broth.
e: Do Syou love his sisters: Do sou Lore God
Answer-ts will"
~ shall pronounce Ar. Jim 10 hold Miss Marv
fastly by the right band, and shall nrouounce
Jou both TO be man and wife. by the Command
sntHfs 81 Ged. We shall Aofts md trusting
through God that you may lire right, that you
may die right, now and ioreyer more, Now.
| l-. Jim, As1c your bride.
| EssL.et us sing hime:
| .'rlunsed ia en1f of dark desrar
&c En1chet tunets art, &C. Amen.
| GREENWOOD.
, 1860-03-22
The Royal Visit.

The British and Canadian newspapers begin
to give good deal Of attention to thc coming
to America by tie son aud heir Of Victoria. The
European Tt,ats tells us first that it itwere the
Queen, the granddaughter Of George the
Third. she would .c>civc no slight or feeble vel
come from the descendants Of those who fought
so yiguurously to disconnect themselves from
hes ancestor s rule, and the syulpathies Of
common origin and common Language
would find ardent expression towards tue
personal virtues Of 4 female Sovereign.
under whose sway every british Colony has
been made Independent. aud connected with
the Parent State by the slightest aud most fra.
gile silken cords. It would afford fine oppor..
tuni.y TO the old bachelor President at Wash
ing.on to exhibit his gallantry towards lady
and Queen, for at Asr court slr. Buchanan:s !
republican feelings we're no bar to the warmth
Of his reception whenever be presented himself
1t would seem. however, that II the Queen ever
really entertained the idea Of crossing the At
lantic, she has abandoned it ut least for the
present. But she sends the next best substi-
tu;e-hcr son aud heir- The young Prince ef
Wales is to leave England for Canada in tue Re
nowu, q 9l-gun yesseI, towards the end Of Muy
or beginning Of June next, accompanied BIZ 4
suite every wny worthy Of bis rank, and such
an eycnt will cause no incousi1erable stir on
the American continent
, 1860-03-22

The correspondent Of the Goston 1rarakr
writes in regard to the expected arrival, by way
Of the Is.hmus Of Panama, Of The japanese En-
bassy, Us fellows:
The administration is greatly embarrassed, by
adyices just received from Japan. The embas-
sador from that country, with suite Of seventy
persons, started for this country on the 22d Of
February, and IS expected to arrive here about
the middle Of April As our government is er-
pected to entertain this host Of Celestials, much
pe1plex,ty arisesas to the mode aud the cost Of
the hospitality. Where il tue money to come
from to pay their bills: What ceremonies are
to be used to do them honor. How ure they to
be received by the President and Cubmet, and
eren By Congress, The fact is their etiquette
and ours is dlsmetrically opposite. Our forms
Of doing honor would insult them. For instance,
one Of the greatest insults that can be put upon
Japanese is TO spit upon the ground in bis
presence. and also their mode Of Icsenging in.
suits is unlike ours. The American would stab
his insulter. while the japanese disembowels
himself. Conceive, then, Of this throny of
blandarins visiting Congress, where every hon
orable member has his own private spittoon.
What is then to be done: Which is the easier.
to abolish the American, and especially the Con-
gressional, habit of expecsoration, or the tea
dency Of the Japanese 10 suicide? But, testing
aside, the reception Of these personsges is I
subject Of serious consideration by the Admin
istration, and has been discussed by the Com.
mlltee on Foreign flairs.
, 1860-03-22

The Speech OF the French Emperor.
A correspondent Of the New York N<rah,
writing from Paris, Of the speech Of the En-
peror Of France on The lst Inst, at the oprnirg
of tic Seuate and Corp. xtyislal;f says;
''A voice from The farther entrance Of the
hall announced "LEmpereur." EVERYBODY
berlaiu ami! the under Chamber'ains, and i'm
lnetiately followed by the Princ. Ns:..pvieou. The
Emperor entered lie door. As lie passed along
tae nl1dle aisle, successfully, BY lhe different
bellies which occupied THO body Of the l.al. the
cry OF rice & LEmpereur" was raised, and The
caGpfdm raised in a'r, and the loudness Of the
response showed the 1eartiness with which The
cheer was given Ascending the platform, the
Emperor tnrEed, paused moment, and bowed
Ills Acknowledgements, when one Of tue Cham
1erla,liS handed him roll OF manuscript. the
Transcript Of Ills speech. He then seated him
self III the Imperial chuir, and imn. cdiatcly
commenced rcaullg.
:, TIC speech itscsf you will Of coursc receive
through tue ordinary SOURCES. 1t was read IN
u clear and distinct, ihougl, not loud tone, and
without the slightest degree Of hcsitancy or
a:.. .5 31:iyery was frequently
interrupted by cheers tic Emperor. Wlen these
were were gwen, lowering tho paper and ionk-
in: upon tile vast Gssenlblage befote him, wait
inS until the no!sc WAS completely subsidized be-
lore he proceeded. Uur1nE the rendlnE the
must perfect silence prevailed, asd never rea-,
l!zcd 50 fully the force Of The expression :" You
could have heard Il pin drop"a then. The
first cheer, and it wns a loud one, was given at
The close Of the first scnteuce. when tie E,n-
peror declared that he sincerely desired peace
aud would neglect no1liny to maintain it. The
next camc wien be declared that 1ta!y was on
the ere Of constituting itself free, aud this was
even louder than the first. His declaration that
be could not follow the policy Of sardina in re-
lation to Tuscany and the sonngna was receiv-
ed with applause, for which he evidently waited,
and which lie expected. but which was the
faintess uf any given during the delivery Of the
entlre speech.
The enthusiasm Of the audience WAS reserved,
however, for the declaration of the Emperor
that he considered it his duty to claim for an
ucxation to Frarcc the French slope of the Alps.
This WIS greeted with ''bravos," and long, loud
shouts Of THc rEupereur."' The closing Of
the sentence 10 regard to the commercial alii-
ancc With England was also loudly applauded,
ard the termination Of the speech literally
drought down the house," the enthusiasm
hasing been kindsed up to its highest limits.
and the shouts OF "ViyerEmpereur' continued
for several minutes after Ills slajvsty had finish.
ed reading,
, 1860-03-22

COVERS SULTANA SAUCE,
~ For Hot and Cod Dishes Of al kinda This mos: te
c1ous aaa arrtsns sauee. 1nveatcd by tAs renowned
soyer the London Reform C7a, Is sace his cecra.e.
.anEacrre1 r. the vel known torse Of Crosse Back
wel London froa Tie original rep.- It is the favosss
sauee n England, and the Continent With high and
growing reputation among American E7crres and Is much
roye sIu|ent to the a2p-te and 1;est.oa
OPINIONS OF THE LONDON PRESS.
~Teztconneai our correspondent to TT Mans. So!ers
new Sauee eatlc the 'ssltara >auee' It Is made LITER
the Tu-kish rcepe its fsvoEs e1ee1s AID AFFORDS coe-
siderable Id In Of STOW and weak dststsouTha
Larcet.
~savo.Y, feuaat aad spcy WORTHY The Eea.os Of sc5e
-{ohsesver.
~ most valnahle adjunct to Fish. Fesh ani Fowl aad
should hare place oue very tab!e-5Atas.
Sole Agents for the United States
GARDNER @. .YvELN, Ell Fulton st., New To7t
ard BRAY ! HAYES, 81 Cornhlr. Boston. For ea4 By
Gsoeezs and Fruit Dealers eyssEvhese. ta17bssss&u
, 1860-03-22

1ccch made ramurk, asseated to it, Ut the same
time ogling piece Of frosted cake, Which she
presently appropriated with great refinement Of
manner, taking it betwt Gu her thumb aud fore.
finger. keeping tic others vel! spread and the
little iinsvr in extreme divergence, with grace
fuI nrdu,ation Of the neck, uud 4 queer little
sound in her throat as Of an ~ that wanted to
get cut ard pershed iu the attempt.
-1.r ~ 4.,sp
, 1860-03-22

n A.INGEllSOLL,
~ B1Auk RonK NAary4cTcEtn.
BOOK NINDEI. AND RULER
lam nav pss3arefto Manufacture Flank Donks tvrry
DESCRIPTION rult and hound anr desired patterns w
without printed csAns.. Particular atteat:ou rsid to or
5ers fnIa County u:HceEs, Barks DC.
B: sa!s Letter iftaas shipping Bits &c, Nuled tnd
Pnnt4 to order. sacnzEcs fsI;"lIea!s; cte h9upd Y
any style. did Hooks bound an1 rrhoua1. AL kiIa OF
ItiEE docc with ard dispatch. TerEs lnodcf-
tie M. ta5 LhkE STREET,
ntleas: corner o. CLARK, iCntssuce on C.:S street
Fest Dficc Eox 3tsa4. r1rsa " 1891
T)RINfr, BOOK AND WRAP
L stso rArEz sortair a: manufacturers prices
u. J. +. / L. 4. BLACK i CO.,
Nos GIG kIuzto street No. 81 6
Msi address Br!stol, Kendall County, Ill"
TT Cash 11id tcr Rags. |y2alyd dfE7