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sleeping and Watching.
BY MRS. Z. II. BROWNING.

Sleep on, Baby, on the floor,
Tired Of all the PLAYING
Sleep with smile the sweeter for
y}at Won dropped away in
On vour curls' iuil roundness, stand
Golden lights serenely-
One check. pushed out by the hand,
Folds the dimple inlv:
Little head and little foot
Heavy laid for pleasure,
Underneath the lids half shut,
Slants the shining azure:-
Open-souled in MONDAY sun,
SO, YOU lie and slumber.
Nothing evil having done,
Nothing can cucumber.
l. who cannot sleep as well,
Shall | sigh 10 view you'
Or sigh further to foretell
Al! that may undo you'
Nay, keep smiling, little child,
Ere the sorrow ncareth,-
Iwill smile too Patience mild
Pleasures token weareth. -.
Nay, keep sleeping, before loss:
] shalL>leep though losing.
As by cradle, so by cross,
Sure is the reposing.
And God knows. who sees us twain,
Child at childish leisure,
! am near ~ tired OF pain
As Won seem Of pleasure -
Very soon TOO, by His grace
gently wrapt around me,
Shall ! show a. calm face,
shall | sleep as sOUrdiy?
Differing in this, that yoa
Clasp your Vlayrhiu@S sleeping,
While ny hand shall drop the few
Given - my keeping;
Differing ~ rAis. that /
Sleeping, shall be colder.
And in waking presently,
Brighter 90 bcholder,
Diiicrlug IN thi, beside
i~lccper. have YOU heard me'
Do you move. and open wide
Eyc- Gt wonder towards me: -
That while Won. thus recall
From your Sleep s0lrly,-
Ne. from mine, an angel shall,
With rrvcille holy
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The President Pacific, City of Glasgow,
and Tempest were never heard OF; the
san Francisco and Central Amcilca toun-
dered the independence, Yankee Blade
and Northerner were wrecked on the IA
ciiic; and the Canadian. Humboldt, Fran X
lin, Arago and Hungarian on the Atlantic
coast: the Arctic and Lyonnals were sunk
bv collision; and the Austria was burned
Not enumerated in this list are two-thirds
as many more, generally of class much
inferior, which were lost i'll the California
trade.
We hear of the explosion of boilers fre-
oucntlv on steamboats, running on our nv
ers. on which very high pressure steam Is
used in them all; but we do not recollect
of a single ocean steamship having burst
her boiler. This immunity from eXplo-
sions on such vessels must be attributed
to the low pressure steam that Is carried
in them, and also to the care OF the en@i-
neers, who are generally thoroughly prac-
ticsi and experienced men -7Sf'e'f:hc
american.
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The safety Of Ocean Navigation.

There arc many persons vino suppose
that ocean steam navigation ha- been very
disastrous because few very prominent
steamers have been lost. under certain cir
"a, the sinking of the
Arctic. which made -ucn painful impres-
sion upon the public n.ind. Inetact. how
ever. i. that ocean steam navigation Is
wonderfully safe. only twenty American
and forci-h steamships have been lost on
the Pacific and Atlantic during the past
twenty years They are a. follows:
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VOL. XX--NO. 60.



With your permission ! viii make lew
remarks thereon, and offer counter state
mcnr aa to the position Of the parties.
"lHE FoFR pARTIES--Thc positions OF
the various parties may be thus stated.
| The National Democrats are for Slavery.
: The Douglas Squasscrs are against Free
dom.
/. The Bell and Everett Union Savers, are
! for and against-nothin1.
! The Republicans arc for Freedom and
! the rights of men. Choose ye which you
VII! support.
As ] do not belong to tho Rcpub-
licau party, - | do not claim that ~c,
myself and the party with winch | act,)
arc an embodiment of All the virtues,
good morals, and surlty, to be found
. amongst men, ~ cannot. casting my eyes
Heaveuward thank God that / am not -
other Men are, ana being plain spoken
man, hope no one VIII take umbr.ge. If
/ speak plainly and ,aI lie-a lie. Let
Us review he statement nIade 10y lhad-
deu-. Inc iy limo.
The National Democrats arc for :Sla-
very
If hy the National Democrats Thaddcus
means those men who Withdrew from the
Charleston Convention. he j. guilty OF u
wilful interpolation OF the term. tor he
/ knows l,ui we'll that those men are Re-
puJiicau-. What's III \ name? livery
one Of those men j. IN favor %! the same
principle tina. Ihaddeus adv ocateS, !. e,
Congressional intervention on the subject
Of Slavery in the Territories Il i be
urged Jalt the. are Democrats, becaji,o
th-y have up t. the time ot tho Charleston
Convention acted with us. answer, that
by sLiIi protesting 10 be Democrats they
wcr. enabled - keep within the Demo
cratic organization. BY so doing they
hoped 70 do u~ more injury, than they
coH!d 10 ty "n open orrosiu"h' ana I"
pave me va. I'i 'h "a! '-ufhpA o! 'he
,''c'!' -". A'''an an ! 't''r'i'T '4 ''''"'
oI'9H-'h LAe! Hop7" - e.' moro
%. lit ~-''n- '' t''''s-t 'I'eH'7, IMAM
''ut" y- Go :" - ING 90" - open
eL.'-'-t'- ''"N ans! HtY' No. '',t '-.'"-
--'.i ''--..-'- .'-'.'I>' - % 80
'"''i' - -H''' '.'' q co.. - 40
..i. S.'i'' "a ~ - =.
''-'.' -' t;-;,. \-c,,.'.,a'
,-S '..- ,''...'' yyt.-,..'.-t.,-
-'' az - ~, ~
"'IT '-''7''I LIZ In ~. - - -
- '.'' -
'.'" III - , ,.-1,p
'l'''-. '..N''" 49, ''i','-!-l
"""" th's N''. "'' -r'' -
ol resolutions 10 tAr >v-.''t' endorsing l'Ai!
tu.- ---at Republican ErEc.lIr ot inter
r".t-5A. then we're th'y !oU,.e7: III their
professions 81 Democracy. Ana - soon -
these diversions IL their favor were made,
the northern branch OF the Republican
party touched aklli".-y the f"e~' ,lr-ns on
;'. ~ !, .'.'.'... t.- ; ~ z',. ~
1'".'' d. u. ,'-''''''-
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Jeptha D. New, Esq, was announced as
a speaker at the Breckenridge and lane
meeting in indianapolis on the 3lst INST
Mr. New, in a Note to the State Sentinel
says that although he had been an ar
dent and working supporter OF the pre-
sent Administration yet he shall support
Mr.. Douglas as the regular nominee OF
the National Democracy. Small 10y de-
grees and beautifully less , grow the demo
cratic opponents of the regular nominees
of the National Democracy.-L LogansPort
Pbaros
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IsstIt .d.-.J1. u .il- 'II44I"4~ Y SRstVOH
lead to drinking.


CAfT. .. + '>-i-' i.>S o' -'i;'ft sT'1-e SUCKS
70 h:s story about the tree 500 feet high.
f.s writes thus TO Ys., 4Ios7s..2le Ilesnocr.lt:
-.
at the lover er1tl-,1r 81 -,-.. - -.
E;ttts Canon siu.., 49, I-+MhI -
;hrte mikes, from ,yir1S.,I--... y 81 ,J,is
famous f7etriftrtion. and which Is trGiy 9.
or,.t curiosity. and a wonder Of the age
sufficient 70 arouse the incre,lulity Of those
who uas,e,, through the High Rock Canon
II l%4t' u short distance from this
monster of = forr.er age, it seemed to uS
10 lie a v,e.l-ieiued line of drift wood de-
rJs.tya ..iyu. tie, ..ue Of hi.u-watcr mark
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A noble building for the Yale College
scientific school is on the point OF compile
ton at New Haven at cost OF S3oOOo-
the entire propesty being git from Joseph
E. Sheffield, Esq.
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Fifteen hogs were killed in the pens Of
Messrs. Snyder, Jenkins, Petersburg, KY,
10y stroke oflightning, on the 10Th instant
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SPRING TR AIDE


HAVE sold Uy entire stock Of Lumber in Ottawa,
Utica, and Marsei!les, To ;. II. Sermons Il CO of
Two Rivers, Wisconsin, and shall sell their Lumber on
commission, th- present sea.or.
have made arrangements with the Company to re-
ceiy- a ul4eA larger stock Of
L.p.5rr Lo'h, .N",9h-a and Criar Posts
Than have ever mad erorc. Tn Logs have been
HH'ier my direction and the Lumber VIII be sawed
pressly for this market, and will be shipped to di
rectly rom the Mills
Bills Of Lum er cut to order short notice.
GENHGE EEISrOI.
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The Seyentccn-year Iocu,ts.

These interesting insects, now sporting
n the orchards and groves ol New Jersey
tnd Virginia, are old acquaintance. OF
I ours, having known them when BOY in
$50. just t...ty-ioUr years a-o. They
then Appeared In mygiai- IN "a section %,
the country where No then happened 20 ae
residing nulu.ude- Of their cEuvia. cling
mE 10 sEc-y forest Tree. and their notes
Io>OuH4.uE through the woods with M in
ce~saut -U! aIl.o-;. f.u'u- hum Iu,v
emerge from the ground T." the uur.a state
N a. form. somewhat rc-euuiia. an cuor-
NOUS amt, WIKI oaiy the rulimeuts OF
vi@cs apparent .h-y then c.lmD q t.ce.
shrun. "r fence auI after being opposed
10 the sir "a short time. burst their shells
upon their back. ami thence emerge Iu
TAR more beautiful form and color. with
long Transparent wiug~. and forthwith
commence ,hc em?loyMcut> ana pleasures
OF their brief career above ground
They emit apro,Juc ed rather mourafui
and not unpleasant sound. which cont.u-
ucS AT a steady pitch from tie beginning
TO near the end when II closes wiki sud
deu falling infection. the whole being not
unlike the prolonged euUucia,.Cn OF the
word "i.,-I-l-ayo
We were told when = 10y. tina, these
We're the insects that were sent a- one Of
tire plaques upon Pharaoh. and that tnry
were still paying their respects 70 the
memory Of their oli friend 10y scueal.u-
his name, LuJ - To the CORRECTNESS Of tn!>
latter a-~e-yat.lu W. wll. not be 80 unpJrt-
zeal - To pronounce M opinion
Thee little creature are almost entirely
harmless, ahatinc tl.ir perpetual and
sometimes almost painful. noise They ap-
pear 70 eat nothing .eas; nothing but
what may be very willingly spared them
in this respect totally differing from the
voraciou- locust OF Eastern countries
t' 7'''''' "a sIzl shich-soiueii g1s> 8
sO.2,cs couRtfies; eating UP cSefy green
thing. and ppidpcing fs:nincs The only
damage prodtc5a by onr- sccusts IS done
blythe femasc which punctures the tender
tviys oftreks and bushes. and deposits her
egg, in thehole after which the twigs dry
up and fail OF The eggs being hatched.
in about six weeks after they are deposit;
ed. tile resultant insect, which J. quite
small. betahes Itself to the ground, and IL
history during tuc seventeen years prece-
ding it, next emc.gcnCe appear, - be en-
tlrr.y UukuCwn-
These locusr- appearetiu 81, and now.
ai.cr the lapse Of another l. years. they
are again leyo.iug. IN cduH-.e~S uyrIadS. ii
the groves and forests of New jersey, II
gina. and som" parts oi Feauey lyauia and
New Gprs. They viii continue Til about
the middle of august, when they viii dis
appear until ;he ye.t l>,..
There are two divisions OF these insects.
cxatt,y alike IN all re-pect~ except a, to
the periods OF their returns at a,ol,, -
The southern division 70 Iu!res only thir-
teen years. the northern seventeen. The
line between the divisions runs northwest
from the south part OF North Carolina to
Arkansas. Missouri, etc. They inhabit
ou.y the United states, and are not found
in Canada or IN the Spanish province, OF
the South. Iii. NuJ-ftH
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ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS.
9, W.. VAN EGss.sEN.
9~.-n.sEo .-,FF-eTr. .s;fs.

off. ors- Vi.rl.e'N stare. SoHft Ni"@ '""fT H"HS".
~ Van DORM. with his Baths and Medicines. i
prepared cure all f'ru> OF Chronic ant SoIisti-
futf3ral Diseases. lie etrcuaiy draw ieTcir! ''
r -. .rstern and raagcay relieve the patient when
suffering Sali.atiun ana M-TcurIii Sores rurclAE
r,-ul.urnc cure. Also. ia all forms ci scroiua.
I,i.,lrr tfal N-ur-sis., ErysiVsaS salt Rheum, Scd
Ia,I ~, @-cs= and ringing in the Catarr Bron-
rItfs Asthma. Consumption in irst ana second stages
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, Piles, 6r@'-! ana Money
- L+rf+,, 'u.-.yrI E.ne- Fever Sores, White Swell
i-r Contracted Cords. Srin Joints &c- &c cancers
,i Tgmors successfully cured without the use OF the
~ AZ. ~ jauI
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Miss FANNY NJ. EAR RL'S
CEEsa9 GGESksA ESK

HIS Library which has been closed for the last fe "
weeks on account Of sickness is re-opened, and
may be visited during each day of the week,
fro7R IL To II i ". amt from 9 10 ! r. u
over 100 volumes of late valuable and interest
ing publications. have been added to the Library.
fE0n,frOps.G GE,ic Spccifscs.
Miss f. has been appointed the sale in this
city of Humphreys celebrated homeopathic Specifics
the best for family scld. They sold eth,
ir con,,'ee cases, or by single vias. hook
with plain and full instructions accompanies case
ocl5 FANNY NJ EARL. .
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Hucrsa vista Floral Gardens.

". he Elk fSS a. NOss
Al the residence of ~. II. ". CHsfnon, East Ottaaca
Always for sale, alarge supply of perpetual Roses and
other kinds of Towering house plants Strawberry
mato Rh.barb, Cabbage, plants, &c &c, in their
oil. and Vegetables of all kinds. tun14
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OTTAWA EE.sgsgsLs; YARD.

THE under having purchased the shop and stock
Of GeS-ii Finley. where he intends to carry TIE
business extensive scale. He has on hand and
always receipt Of the best quality Of American, It
liam and Egyptian Marble. Head stones Tomb stones
Monuments Mjutles Furniture, &c. As he has of
she best workmen in the country, he feels
suryd that Ia get anything in his line in a superb
style, together with lov prices he feels assured that
he will give al tpse VINO favor him with their support;
entire satisfaction.
N". Orders from distance earnestly solicited and
promptly attended to. JAMES Wills.
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LOOK HERE!


CarriaSe Repairing Shop.
A LII branches of Carriage and Wagon repairing vii
"A he done with despatch and in the best manner at
Gays Carriage Shop. Buggies made to order from al,
20 1929, and warranted in every respect
sop on the first corner north Geirer House. on
La saiis 81 loesl JIG. GAY, Agent
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Spring and Summer millinery.


JEAS removed from the
4 L ccTn.r or Main and
Columbus 81. to La - I-
street, one door south .r
GIbsou's FVrui'ur. store.
where she viii open her
new Spring and summer
stock Of
MILLINERY GOODS.
Having ken q new and
much larger Store. she -
prepared :, show "a very
elegant assortment. ~ ti.
lowest price possible.
Her stock OF STRAW
GOODS is large and e. cf-r.
All r's- new ~tyI- Err...-.
the Rough and Eun;. -I
Braid; the Tulip ruu Rice :.
the fine English L-gAoru 4.
itn- SOFT StIa F.uTHL -
AMI Pedals Children ami
Misses tu- LrFLn-u Hats {.
Infants and Boy Tlr-
bans brown ara white
Hats. = nice quality. rrlm-
med. for $3.50 to 81: ~na-
ker Hoods. The fine Tulip
and kn"tjed Rrajd Hats.
silk and Grape Bulue.>. In
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a..c,,.E.EC.I. f.. D..

,y-,yor, yrgr-.s.s7 !UofF.r-rJ Min st. OttCftr+
,WUlLFSAIE AND sETAILl
Importer oi Dru,s Chemicals, French Cogniae Bran
die. Vines. e. *. aHs-2
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B1C"JR HARRIS.
II. Si.t ssh.

HFFICE in the second tory nf S.r'T- nI.iins near
astol Fox River. aoS'-
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yyTOUID call y q attention cf the ladies large
W aud choice selection o. SPEING AND SUMNER
MILLINERY GOODS, which she will be happy - $40"
her new rooms. S-ruud door north 90 the Mansion
House iu the formerly occupied a. Drug store
Ladies please give 20 call
Bleaching and pressing done. ap'
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COW i.it PRICES,
Than any other Millinery -sr,b f-1rarnt in th- city
Mr.. GEEsG lees secured tire services of he 0uty -cj
entic Dress Maker in the city. and is prepared TO do
DT--s Making IN Al. rs branches, sIai.
Madame bENCEEsr's celebrated patterns for Dresses
Ea-gurs- Sleeves, Under Gvrwruts. AID CH.tTen'S
br---es- received monthly. and for sale.
Fr-uri aud American Stamped Embroidery, Of new
al beautiful designs.
Bonnet, bl.achrG and pressed, by new process.
Cal and see Mrs. Gregg Main -. opposite IL
Mansion House in the store formerly occupied ~ C
T. Pratt & Co. Tap7-tr1 SARAH GREGG.
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s.ricvI,trr;,i lsD,,Ic.nev,.s.

Such as CpHTGO3i securing, UJse-EVTSe, amt Prairie
pLOH AurrysrS, CttittUItorS, UIr@e RGkes, De.
In short kinds heavy farmers tools. Their machi-
merry is all new perfect and propeled by abundant,
uever-faiug power. Farmers invited call
and examine their work, whether they wish purchase
or not AHa,e,r .C0rk j. grdry1iEtsd.
Orders from distance promptly attended to- and i'm
pIeraents placed o canal boats free Of
charge. feb3-t ID & NJ
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BUREAU DU BoARD BEs ASsEssggRs, J
Local No Is, MaIie.
OFFICE CENTRAL BOARD or COMMISSIONERS, !
.s .5..s GItt Of New Orleans August O. 1860 :
NOTICE to the Electors of the First WA I'd

~ 10 me EIes i o. the II, E l1 w ard
a. 1866 for Assistant Alderman ill the vacancy occasion
ed by the resignation Of w Peng will be held in
foy with the provisions of the City Charter the following
Named places under the superintendent Of the following named
Commissioners OF Election
FsT PHECtScr-Pol No. One All the Engine house of Fire
Company No IL rphpupOias street, between Race and
Orange streets. Commissioners D. W. G. Campbell L N.
Marks W. q. MuleH.
Poll No Two-A The Engine house Of Fire Company No
Hunter between Tpuptoulas aud Levee
Commissioner W D. Allen, J. G. Taylor, w. b. Lyudscy.
SECosp PRECtSGT-Puli Ne OueAt tie Engine house Of
Fire Company No. % lhala street. bwen Bacchu- and
pryades streets. Commissioners A. A. Pattsme b. Bloom
Held. r. q, Kern.
Poll No Two-At the corner If Euerpe and ST. Charles
Commissioners r. Nagent, S. H. Tory, j. II.
RaTeshde.
4;P. AyEGNo, Secretary.
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I-LU NLINIF7N, =TIINl- 5 NHUNTll MISS. ILlIL
80 49,. J.. 49, =, 49,, o,, .z...
NiH9er o. slnaenS ~ w. year ~ e,ou, 5o % 90 so
ne 'si Aoiee car WI coHlete' dohaaSt oet 20 1901
MEMBERS FAcuLTY.
N TrRNER a NJ President nnt Professor of Mental and
Nnrai Phiioso5 nv : ~ ~
u / sTEnD H. 4 Professor Of Languages
n q WILLIAMS H. A. Professor If Mathematics and Nat
urti PhfIosophy
J. u YORK B. A. Tutor.
r. a hanks p. A.. rutor.
n j. THIGPEN, b A., Tutor.
s. GOAIPERE. b. r, Teaeheru Preparatory Department
REV, II. WILLIAMS, General Agent
i 4 GRNNBERRY, COLLECTING Agent d"
New Biek qhaPel ~ let long by % feet wide and
session u, o9en, VIII e2ip,e ms enluihs
WIN i.h iSe II ,i1 ~
wlt nsota s tnpt G5e ep"ss' WI greatly saeihNe
thT 5seIS u is ST. NJ a,i VII ,o.-
j'ptst o'ate lo9'I
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THE OLDEST CANDY mANUFAGToRx
n IN AMERICA.

Ridley d Co.,
CORNER OF CHAMBERS AND HUps5N sEg aE7g,
Opposite the Hudson River Eat.'r oaa iJsrosl
A. NEW V5sK.
CANDY SUGAR FLHAs, EstzzI ..aas sss.. e..
In all their varieties made exclusively o-a trsbls Fsfned Lost
sugar without adterston sdrsre II deiste7ons
stances Of any kind.
Those wishing purchase ar requested
and examine STOCK and ben Win offered
elsewhere
Ms~ of ASSORTED CANDIES fa- families cus I'D
to order, at prices ranging from IS upwards.
vs. Candies etc., packed in bcxes g. 80 and Co ib
suitable for the Southern trade and shppsi
rs Orders by mail promptly executed.
E7s- Terms cash. "a lily
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WHITE SULPHUR WATER. FROM TIE
~ White sulphur Springs, tsrssnhee Bottled
The sprngsaihis Company hayis made improvements
taken freul It's source. PURCELL. L4slS & 10,
General Agents for the UEitsl States Richmond, Va
F-Ihe Water be had IN NV Orleans II il tho Drug
gsis, at The principal Hotels # 95aearts
WILSON. E%ssIEi& so,
taT trn8+tW 80 mission VI ANTS ~ rayes street.
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closed mali consl8tlng 0F IelteIs aud oF saJss
cities Postal Union and Denmark
Norway, Sweden Poland Russia Greece lonah Islands etc.
Is sent from the Post Office IN New York seNl.weekiy
sA mail for the West india Islands Will be sent by this
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Number Of students in tie year i5st closed, 2Ol.
The Tenth College Year will commence Monday Oct o. 1860
MEMBERS OF THE FAcutTY.=
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r AIDES WINE. .............L LADIES, WINE.
sPEER's WINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated

r ADEES' WINE. ...........-LADIES' WINE.
sPEER's WINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated
For its wonderful and beneficial qualities as GENTla
sTIMuLANT TONIC, pIgRETIc and supoR1FIc whiff
testified by Physicians and thousands Ladesand Gentle
in all paris of Europe and America.
AS a Gentle stfmuiaTt and Tonic,
It strengthens the Digestive Organs improving the Appe,
and Purifying the Blood.
As niuretIe,
1t inpars healty action to the GLANDS, KIDNEYS AND
URINARY ORGANS, very beneficial in DRoPSY, GOUT
ERuPTIvE and RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS
AS IA Suderifc,
It upon the Skin opening the expeng all i'm
putes by nsensbe perspiaon thereby driving Eruption
and cleansing the surface giving ygor to Who'll,
system, and BLOOMING SOFT and HEALTHY condition
the SKIN and COMPLEXION.
The Chippewa Tribe of Indians
Have long the Blossom as one Of
their most valuable remedies, .@.=
In Germany,
The Berries dried and preserved by families for use in case
of sickness
Speer's Wine of Elder
Is from the juice of cultivated Elder recommended by
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS possessing remarkable
dcna properties SUPERIOR to any other Wines common
use and excellent article for all WEAK and DE8ILTAT
ED PERSONS, and the AGED and INPIRM, removing ALL
INSTRUCTIONS, improving the APPETITE and benefttinE
LADIES and CHILDREN
Ladies' Wine,
Because it will not inoxcae contains mixture Of
spirits or other liquors. ard rich peculiar Havo,
and nutflhve poperties mPaung healthy tone to tn,
STOMACH and DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
~ wine glass full may be used with meals or q,
any time through the day, desired.
We viii only ask your indulgence to make one trial of th,
Wine.
For sale in New Orleans by F. j. HART & CO.. JOHN
WRIGHT co, JAMES sYME Canal streea, and by all
principal Druggists throughout the United States.
Trade supplied propiieiors prices
ALFRED sPEER, Proprietor,
my25 ly&W ais Broadway, New York.
SpENCiL MARRYING PLATES, FOR MER-
" chants Manufacturers Cotton Planters etc. Cut Copper
and Brass, in superior style, by.
BIZ A OK d H0L III,
.Poydras Street.
NEW ORLEANS
Manufacturers and Dealers in Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron
Ware and Stoves, of the most approved patterns
&6-Gatterng and Roofing in all its various branches
AS~Jobbng promptly attended TO. ala "
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ss-Dudiey Lodge no. &c, g.. and A.. R1...--
Regular Of this Lodge held EVERY SAT
gBDA9 EyESdNG At o'eSck in their Lodge Room the
Pevdido Members the Craft aternaly invited
to attend.
QEsiCERs-Wm. Il: stewart, ", M; Edwin Marks, 5 W.
j. H. iennisen, j. w; ThadaeuS D. Vanorn Treasurer S.
aue Secretary r. Il Moore $. D. Henry p Robinson,
j. n Jas. Il SEQ ,fyler. a5 IL
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SOUTHERN MANUFACVORX
~
HERRING1S PATENT CHAMPION FIRE AND BURGLAR
PROOF SAFES, at New York Prces).

nest IN the United States
FOR the superior excellence of which thousands testify
need not 20 North FOR these
SiN rev 'rd will be paid any person who show that
Herrings Patent Champion Safe preserve its
contents in accidental fire.
FRANK W. ROBERTS 4 CO.
Sole Manufacturers for the South and West of the
Patent Champion Safes.
Also makers of Bankers steeLined Safes, Vaults vaut
Doors etc.
Bank Locks ali approved patents hand at manu-
facturer's prices.
Mandatory No. 26l North Main street, ST. LOUIS, Mo-
m2G 6m
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Steamboat departures QJgts guy.

4 EUROPEAN, CALIFORNIA AND HAVANA MAILS,
FO1t AUGUST. ifJ.