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New ORLEANS. April l4.-Sales of cotton
to-day 1000 bales. Market dull: prices
easier, but quotations unchanged Sugar
quiet, at g. to =. Lard in bbls. l03c.
Freights to Liverpool declined lilo, quot.
ed at 10. Exchange unaltered.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

!" ILL be paid for such information
w as will lead to the Identification of
the person or persons who, between
Friday evening and Monday morning
last, entered the Female Academy in this
place, and mutillated the books and fur
niture.
Paulding, April Is. 21-lt
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If we compare this with the other Cen
suses since 1870. We shall observe one
great and important fact bearing on the
domestic and political questions Of the
country, viz: that the 'oi,ts population ~
crcascs much faster than hc cni0rod. Indeed,
this fact is so payable that the tables show
an increase Of 81 per cent in lghtc pOpula-
ton, and only % in the colored. AT first
sight this might be supposed to be wholly
the effect of forciUi mmigrahga. But tins
is not so. There is a perceptible differ
ence in the growth OF the races, indepen-
dent Of all foreign additions. We
shall not here comment on that igct, but
proceed TO look ut the representative pop
ulation. This is composed Of the free
people, and three-fiiths Of the slaves
The representative population Of the sever
al States will be as follows:
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Relief ice Ten Minutes.
BRT MS
PULMONIC WATERS /!

The ORIGINAL MEDICINE EsrABLIsHED IN 1887 and fret
article Of the kind introduced uder the Of
"PULMoSIc WAFERs" in this any other country; all
other Puloaone Waters oOuHterfets. The genuine
ran be kno1rn By the name BRYAN being stamped on
oueh WAFER.
BRYAN'S PCLMONIC WATERS
Relieve Coughs. Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness.
BRYAN'S PULMONIe WATERS
Relieve Asthms, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing.
BRYAN'S PULBIONIC WATERS
Relieve Splitting of Blood and Pains in the Chest
BRYAES PULMoNIC WATERS
Relieve lneipient Consumption, Lung Diseases.
BRYANS PULMONIC WATERS
Relieve Irritation of the Uvula and Tonsils.
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Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes.
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Are Blessing to all Classes and Constitutions.
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Are adapted for Vocalists and Public Speakers.
BRYAN's PULMoNIC WATERS
Are in a simple form and pleasant to the taste.
BRYANS PULMoNIC WATERS
Not only relieve, but effect rapid and lasting Cures
BRYANS PULMoNIC WATERS
Are warranted to give satisfaction TO every one.
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AcENowLEDaENENr.-We arc indebted 10
the young gentlemen Of the Junior and
Sophomore classes Of Oakland College,
Cor an invitation 10 attend their annual
exhibition. 10 take place in the College
Chapel, the one on the first. and the 9th.
er the second day Of May. While il will
doubtless DO entirely out Of our power to
attend, still we appreciate the compliment
Of the invitation, while we are certain the
young gentlemen viii make a creditabls
exhibition, and hope that they and then
guests may enjoy the occasion.
lin this connection. too, we ma,
state, what we have omitted to do sooner
that Rev. VIZ. BEEcKENRSDor, an eminent
Presbyterian clergyman Of Kentucky. ha
accepted the Presidency Of Oakland, rem
dcrcd vacant ny the resignation DR.. PrR
VANCE. Dr. breckenridge is a man Of EN-
inent abilities, and under his auspices il
fair 10 presume that the College will ente
upon a career Of increased prosperity an,
usefulness.
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q
Established at Pass Christian. by the subscriber, in
1s52 has been in constant and successful operation
from that date, and still continues under his owner
ship and superintendent. TherPovt ,edsIy eircE-
lated that the Institute had been Sold being
New apparatus has been purchased, the best school
furniture introduced, and addition the other in
structors, Mr.. GEORGE BLACKMAN formerly Of
New orleans) placed in charge of the Classical and
English departments. No pains or expense will be
spared to MAINTAIN the for thor
ough discipline, sound instruction, and healthy ca
diets Open for nearly eight years, with full numbers
during ell the epidemcs there has never been case
Of fever, of serious sickness Of death among the
pupils nor have the exercises ever been interfered
on account Of sickness in the house.
Ia Circulars can be procured at the office of this
paper, or by addressing
ASHBEL GREEN, Sup't.
Pass C1ristian, New. l6, 1859. eff
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April Is, 1860.

We would particularly call the attention of cur
readers 10 remedy known as McLean's Strengthen
ing Cordial and Blood Purifier It certainly a valua-
bic remedy. We therefore say to ALL call at the agent
and test for yourselves its intrinsic merits is de-
licoUsto take Weask our lady readers to tryit. See
the advertisement in another column
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Spstral aOtltts.
Nauseous Drugs and poisonous Minerals.


We asl, the afflicted Of either sex, which do you
prefer pleasant and delicious syrup compounded
from Natures own Remedes-one which will speed
iy and permanently cure you; or the VnE com.
pounds heretofore used with all their NPuseous and
facilitating effect together with the losthsome dis.
ease, many times following the Of Mineral Poi
sons.
The Cherokee Remedy is Natures own Specific
for GonorrhRa elect, Gravel, Structure Fluor AIbus
whites in Females) and all diseases Of the Urinary
Organs curing these diseases by natural laws afer
all other preparations have failed; and is one OF
Heavens best mercies to offending mani Instances
could be produced Of its effects which would stagger
credulity.
The nauseous preparations heretofore used have
failed; hut this has in one instance been known
to fail. Happily for mankind, the Governor Of the
world Father who aiicts- not to kill, hut TO cure
In mercy he has appointed Medicines for these
dreadful Diseases which when taken, quickly hes to
all parts Of the system, attacks the disease at every
post and with a fidelity and courage truly admirable,
gives 1t until it has completely expelled It
from the body and restores the unfortunate patient
to former health and vigor.
This Remedy" strikes at the very root Of the dis
Its tendency not simply to suspend the poi
son, but to remove the cause on which it depends.
As-And what ENHANCES ITS VALUE, is the en-
tire absence Of all taste smell 1t lay in
the counting room, or on the toilet table, without
ever being suspected as Remedy" for secret dis
cases.
esA treatise on Venereal diseases with full direc-
tons for their permanent cure accompany each
bottle.
ES-Sold by all respectable Druggists and dealers
in medicines.
POTTER MERWIN, Sole Propretors,
St. Louis, No.
sold in PsudIng by Or. s E. CASTEEL
JOHN WRIGHT, New Orleans, Wholesale Agents
for the South. and sold by all Druggists
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md rs
Rev. ". p. STRICKLAND
Rev Rev. r. R. B. A YARD. Ee~ Ford.
Rev C. LARUE.
Rev T. p. RODGERS, DID.
Rev. ". B, sPRAGUE7; DID. Albany, N r
Rev j. n. CAMPBELL.
Rev. CHARLES ANDERSON,l
Rev. CHARLES HAMLEY.
Rev DANIEL II. TEMPLE. Auburn, ". J..
Rev. 7. 81. HOPKINS,
Rev WILLIAM HOSMER.
Rev o. II. TIFFANY. ID.
Rev. G. J. BOWEN
Rev. JONA. CROSS.
Rev. JOHN MORON. DID. Baltimore. Nd.
Rev. W. I. .. GLENN,
Rev. W. H. CHAPMAN,
Rev. F. 5 EVANS,
Rev. r. c. GALBRAITH. Goransfo'en. Nd.
Rev. r. DAUGHERTI, Wd,nesbNo Pa.
Rev. THOS. F.. LOCKE. WestH. eldnd o. ia.
Rev W. A. CROKER p,r,.fs y,
Rev Rev. J, III f. LhNNEiN Saiem. "a.
Rey'C q H An ii DID, Charleston. sc
Rsy Rev. A. 4. 4 4. F T;R s,is,a. Ata.
Rev. JOSEPH J. TWtSE lSpeocitreu S. c.
Rev b. b. ROSS Mobile. Ala.
Rev. J. L. MICHAUX, EafeId NC
R Rev z. F H HARRIs Hendey.on, NC
B Be HENB B6e 4; Riley Srontrose. Pa.
Prof PRO " ". l 2 C TIIS2Ni Nd 2 Ge,era, MI
Rev Ebert SLINGERLAND. Scotia. N T.
Prof JOHN FOSTER,
Rev. FRANCIS G.. GRAFT
Rev. !. T. BACKUS. - D. '>o"efcct ~ ~ l.
Prof BENZ. STANTON.
Rev p C. PRUGH. Xeaia o.
Rev. b. W. CHIDLAW. ANIL
Rev w. PERKINS Ch'ctRndtL "
Rev. +. GRAND GIRARD. RiDlcL O.
Rev. A. BLAKE.
Rev. f.. G. BENSON. AN. Gambler q
Prot.J J. NJ EI.HENNN. d D.
Rev. f. CHESTER, TroHton. o.
Rev. f. F. HASTN Cambridge Citl Ind
Rev. J. G. ARMSTRONG Saline 5firb
Rev. ARTHUR SWAZEY,l 80,
Rev. A. HUNT. uatehd' III.
Rev. ENSTEIN MORBOUGH. CaBlbrif0e CIt,, Ia
Rev. RICHARD WHITE. Milton, Ind
Rev. CALVIN YALE. Mdrtins6irqh NY
Rev. JOSEPH ELDRIIpGE Norf5H Conn
Rev. JOHN JENNINGS !
Rev. VI. l.. WAYLAND. Worcester Mas
Rev. WILLIAM PHIPPS. J
Rev. OSMONDC. BAKER, Bishopl
Rev. THOS. RATHAY. C1nooFd, N
Rev. HENRY +. PARk PR.
Rev. &. ". JUDD. Montgomery, " T.
Rev. a. NJ. STOWE, CqHdnaaiga. " T.
Rev. WILLIAM LONG, Cgi1.hRe Mich
Offices of Exhibition and Sale :-4g5 Bradwav Ne,
York. IL Camp Street. New Orleans. al st Franci
street. Mobile.
RrsEND FOR A CIRCULAR.=Ga
April is, 1850. G-tf
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largest fractions. we have the following re-
suits. both for the aggregate. and the loss.
and gain in the several state in Repre-
sentatives:
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REsFEcr 70 GEN. QuIrHAN-A Wash
ington correspondent Of the Charleston
hrcsry writing the Both says " Lodge Of
sorrow" held this evening By the Su.
premo Council Of the southern Jurisdio.
ton Of the United States. in memory Of
General Quitman. has created quite a sen
sation. and the Church In which the cere
monies are being performed il crowded.
The knights Templar. Royal Arch Ma
sons and Blue Lodges are present in rega
la with knights Kadosoh. Rose Croix
and others Of the mystic lie. . and ther,
Il large attendance Of the "profancs," n
uninitiated.
Among those Who took the highest o.
lgd degree IN Masonry during the presen
session Of tho Supreme Council in session
In Washington. was Vice President Breck
nudge.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON. April II.-Several Black
Republican Senators are cOnlerring on
the amendment Of the McLane OcampC
Treaty. with a view Of passing it. 1t i
their desire to exclude all other power.
claiming similar advantages under the
claim grantirg each power the equal IA
cIltles of the most favored n:tions.
The Senate met to-day at the usual
hour.
In view of the numerous substitute,
proposed for the Homestead Bill. the
whole subject was re-cOmmitted- with in
structions to report back on Tuesday
next.
In the House Of Representatives TO-DAY
the bill providing for the admission O.
Kansas as a Territory into the Union. wa.
taken up and discussed ut considerable
length. The bill was finally passed by {
vote Of l34 yeas against IS nays.
During warm discussion Mr. Pryor. OF
Virginia, accused Mr.. Potter, of Wiscon
sin Of having interpOlated some offensive
remarks in the report Of the recent Love
10Y affair in the House.
1t is the general impression that after
the colloquy which ensued, Mr.. Pryor vii
challenge him.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMBOAT NORTH STAR.
New YORK, Apr, 1.-THE STEAMSHIP
North Star, of the Atlantic and Paciii,
Mail Steamship Company's Line. from
Aspinwall, reached the wharf to-day.
ELECTION IN HARTFORD. conn.
HARTFORD, Com. April ll-An election
was held in this city yoste Cay for Mayor
The Democratic candidate was elected =,
a majority of IA votes.
The election passed oil quietly.
EXPLOSION OF a STEAMBOAT BOILER.
LOUISVILLE, Apnl 1.-THE steamer
Samuel Getty, one Of the Ohio river pack
cts, while at landing fifty miles below
this city, exploded one of her boilers. 4
man employed as fireman on the boat wa
instantly killed. Several persons wer,
badly scalded.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ST. Louis April 1.-THE Overlan,
California mail, with adyices from the Pa
cifie Coast to the Sd ult. has arrived a
Springfield, No. the present terminus O
! the san Francisco Telegraph line
The news received by the mail possesse
nothing Of special interest. A great Tn
ion party Is being organized in the Stat
of California.
The business at San Francisco contin
ues to rule duh and is Stacking Oft
vast quantity Of goods of various descriT
| tons are selling for thrce-quarters thei
cost. The sugar market closed general
dull, but the quotations are the same a
last given.
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Mobile Cotton Market.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REGISTER ;
Monday Evening, April lG !
COTTON-There was a light demand
to-day, and the market remains without
any change. Sales 1900 bales, on general
accommodating lOl to-c.
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ClOVers.

Orchard Timothy, Italian Ray, Kentucky Blu
Herds or Red Top Hungarian, Rescue.
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CHARLESTON CoNvEvrfoN.-Thisi mpor-
iant body meets next Monday. n any
thing that the press could say, would ever
have had any influence upon is action. it
j. too late now. The whole country win
await the result Of its deliberations with
breathless anxiety. We verify believe that
they involve the political destinies Of thi,
great and glorious country. God grant
that calm wisdom, and an exalted spirit
OF patriotism may animate and contro
the proceedings. A to who will be tn,
nominee. Il is perfectly vain TO guess
Il may be Douglas. Wise. Hunter. Lane
Thompson, Brown, Davis, breckenridge
Guthrie. Dallas, stephens, or some mar
not yet spoken Of. Il would be rs well t,
Try 10 guess who viii be the next mar
that the lightning strikes. But only le
him be a good democrat. and place hin
upon q temperate and reasonable platform
and we have the faith 10 believe that hi
election will be secured fanaticism re-
ceive its death blow. and the Union. Tn
Constitution and the rights Of the Soutl
be preserved together.
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New-orleans Money Market.
-WM1sU
OEFECI4L

hRANlNG oftTe Sparta Academy, Lottery Of q
IL GA. Class O., at Augusta Georgia Saturday,
7th. 1850 Wood, Eddy 4 Co., Managers.
Successors to Samuel Swan a. Co.
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In the column Of free population is in
cluded the free eolored population, which
will amount to about TO about jOO,OOO-
II the He,c Slave States. such as Alabama,
Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas and Arkan-
sas. there may be few more slaves than
are above represented. Taken in all. the
aggregate of slaves will be about 100000.
The census of 1860 will approximate n
regard to races, very nearly this proper
ton:
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GROVER & BA.KER's
NOISELESS
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES

FT'HE underslgned, ClERGTNEN Of various denomina
tons having purchased and us, I'd in our fame,
SEWING MACHINE take pleasure in recommend
ing u as an instrument fully comb ming the essen
tals OF good machine It's beau tiful simplicity
ease Of management and the strengt and elasticity
Of it, stitch unite 70 render it machIGe unsurpassed
Wy any 20 the market and one which we feel conf.
and n il. . A
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TuE RALRokp MEErNe.-We call at
tention 10 The proceedings Of the Railroad
meeting held here on Monday. The gen
tlemen appointed 10 sec how much stock
can be raised, We hope win 20 &C
lively 10 work. at once. II the
$4,000 can be easily and readily raised.
we shall feel no further doubt as to the
ultimate success Of the enterprise. let
the people take hold Of this matter in
good earnest. Thy ought to do 50. and
ome how We have The faith TO believe.
that they will
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mssafs. aatssos teTsuaf lnd uH. CO. nounty. arc
10y aulhafiaad aaauia 60 eaieet moneys due che ~
tee ofa b. tatss sni b. feeaifo subscriptions and
masa eonifaeta nr sl.rsrislns ah uofk al. fif ths
Easirfn CiafIan asasfapsf
uNnE1IN A. ADAMS
AlHiaahdHa.
Apra "a no. $50
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FIRE AT OKr1RuEHA.-A fire broke out on
the night Of the sd, in the office OF DR..
Perkins, at the Choctaw Agency, in Ok.
tibbeha county, Miss. The doctor lost all
his valuable books, accounts. library,
wardrobe. medicines and surgical instru-
ments." The store of MesSrs. Perkins a
Co. was sayed-owing principally to the
exertions Of Col Abert-of whom the AID.
vertiser says he was very active and eff
cient in his exertions 10 save the store
house, after he a,c-e}sf ia cutting ha
s'r1Bs and rsU1riug his h00.g,'
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SANK NOCSS.
AIn.1Lr. Anil u. 1850.
NEW ANS ARKETS.


NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION
AssINILATING 20 THAT OF LIVERPOOL.
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Rye, Red and White Wheat, Black and White Bar
ley, Buckwheat, Rice, Mlllet.
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PaEstpEvr's MEssAeH.-The special mes
sage of the President 70 the House OF
Representatives, though not ofreccnt date.
could not sooner BE- laid before our read
crs. We publish Il now. a. being a docu-
ment Of very great importance and an I'M
answcrable argument regarding the sub
jet Of which il treats Il will serve a. a
text book Cor future reference. respecting
The constitutional relations Of the Execu-
tive and Legislative departments Of the
Government The Infamous abolitionist
who introduced the aocusatory resolution
In the house andhis coniedorates who assis-
ted him 70 pass Il. s4uirmcd and wriggled
like snakes thrown into a Ere. while the
message was being read 10 the House Il
! enough to make the blood Of any hon
ct man broil, 10 see an insult Of this
tistsl pfi---si =, sss-i v,-.s s-Is-ss nrru-
sSsS. ~ a pack Of abolition d,emaeogus.
actuated BY the basest and meanest Of
motives. But they no doubt have conclu-
1rH that thev raurht a Tartar
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MEeHASIesyILIE, N Y. March II 1s5s
Mr.. W. T. HAeAS; have used Heimstreet's Hair
colerng for three years. and have found it % be
most excellent article II not only restored the color
of my hair, giving it new life and strergth hnt !.
cured myself and wife Of most obstinate erp, .,;o
upOA the scalp, whisn nqthiRq else seemed y -
fully believe It " Be the best article IL use.
Yours Respectfully,
kAAGwLrlN ROWLAND
Remember that this result was produced by HElN-
rs Taigtabls the 0dsa<s aud only rslab5s Has
Restorative
price Fay Cents and One Dollar balils. scsf
everywhere
We AGAN& co. PFopEie.OFs, Troy y !,
Jan =. lsso.
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Farmers Rdgeway Prolific, Chestnut Kentucky
Premium, Yellow Flint, Peabody Prolific.
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Tur HESnr Cav MoNuHESr.-Ws un-
dorstand. .ays the Natoaai iaisiigneo,
that great 'suscsss has Ettended the sxer-
tiona OF the gentleman who have underta-
ken the collection Of funds for the cree
ton Of suitable monument in Wishing.
Ion 70 the memory Of the beloved states
man AID patriot ofhis age. the gallant and
generous Henry Clay. The amount re-
quiFcd h not exceeding 6fteen thousand
dollars has been already Subscribed. To
effect this. comparatively few citizeus have
been called upon. .aY rom twenty-five TO
thirty only. A. yet no subscription loss
than hny dollars has been made; soveEal
have been s2CO and others 500 each.
Jony W. OuEHAtt. Esq. the theatrical
critic Of The View Orleans True Dciia. was
recent assaulted In the street. by an &C.
.tor whose performance he had criticised.
Ne sssv a pistol and shot his assailant,
striking hial In the leg. and an amputa'
ton has become necessary 20 I've his life.
a-@ -
Drkru or rvs LaHcuar Ma a. BALrt
w.mv.-Ou Thursday night Thomas Web.
or. arad So years, died quite suddenly al
/ ia residence. The deceased. at the time
IN Ma death. weighed go pounds. III.
colIin j seven feet - length, four feet IN
width and four feet deep. We were in
formed Yesterday. thai ten years ego, he
oulv weighed 80 pounds since WHICH
Hme cniil bis death he grew into q noun
ar Of aeah. Thoae who knew him intl'
msisly asserts he drank, on an average
one - 81 lager beer q day. In his trans
srtlona through lifa he vas the soul Of
hondf. and many = poor Amily Will have
alnioient cause b lanrnt be death. his
di.slao was q mthering Of ipt aoout the
/ heart - Haldm0rs Clipper.
What good would centuries do the man
fN~kn onfv hnnurn hnyn n wasfa hiH timef
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The migrating RifferS

No. Il Magazine Street, New QTlea1ss.
Sole Pr6pEietors
For sale by JOHN WRIGHT & co. and IJTuUyists
generally throughout the country.
Nean Orleans, Jan. IS. 1860 l5-Iy
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What good would centuries do the man
.aHho only knows bou 70 waste bis timei
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sMary, what have You on your har' why.
what makes YOU ask me that Laurat' "Ncil-re-
oli,e YOUR HAIR looks glossy and silky. and lies so
smooth and nice your head. Why its really
somely arranged; Whata soft dele5t, and gentle p
peaTauce has, Who dressed It.' = dEt. ny-eit.
Laura Wv hat did Won pat t.-you might
we'll oUt with 10. and not Keep me ga sucA painful
suspense; I'll find out any way. end Won might rs
well tell me FIRST Or last. Tor am quite sure there
must be something new ont. ! have seen many fash
ionable ladies. mingled with them ~ Newport sara.
togt. NiaAa Fails. and every other tr-i-clas~ place
seen the honOTpd bride al the Diamond Wedding
arraved like queen and With al the Spcudor that
rOpe-haEc the beauty ana fI- hIsu OF the Old
WorId--een Queens ami Expresses. etc. ctc.-uut
never was so fascinated with head Of hair yours.
Why. its exquisite in the extreme. Come. Mary. 10
a perfect Gem for Ladies, and 50 nice for children.
| Come here. dauzhterlct this lady see how nice your
hair sets: call your brother, dear 'GeorEy' come;
mother wants YOU % show this lady how beautiful
| your hair j. fixed" There. Laura don't they look
| sweet Look how that topknot SETS. dressed my
HAIR with it the other evenng to 20 to bait danced
nearly an night and IN the morning my hair Just
| a. smooth as when went on the floor The secret
Of tins thing. Laura You dress OF tx your har
20 IL remains. Il keeps the HAIR M position. well
| know Won have tired everything. ~lts, Laura aud
the beauty Of this Its f1r=t-cass article QE the
T~t-cla~- times live IN. Where D. u 70 Poe had
| do the druggists kept! Come. Mary. do tel me
| whatitis~ Well Laura # the druggists and fancy
deaiers don't have they will be- behind the age, tor
! 7 tell you It's the Plus ultra of the time. stop
Mary. stop: for pity sake stop. and tell what x Is
~Well Laura. In tell vou It, Mrs. ScpleS celehr1
| ted soft French Ialiow. Where can procure Z
| abox. Nary -You get IL al the depot, - Ann
| street n Y 6lG Broadway, JOHN ELLSWORTH. No
lue Ala. aud in short time m every drug and fancy
| house IN the known world. bly,.
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The Mississippi Military Institute,

sold in Psuldng by Or. s E. CAsTEEL.
JOHN WRIGHT, New Orleans, Wholesale Agents
for the South, and sold by all Druggists.
Ian q 1850 I6-1E