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Beauty il not 70 be
measured by an immutable type,
though Plato has so affirmed in his
sublime vagsrics. II varies aooor.
ding TO the times. the people. and
tho degree of mental culture Tho
Venus Of Milo" was. two thousand
years ago, the most beautiful WON
on Of the Archipelago do not
believe that she would be. in 1880.
the prettiest women in Paris. In
troduce her TO n maDtua.maker of
the Place Fendome. ana 10 mil.
liner Of the Rue dc Ia Paix. In Nil
tho saloons where you shall present
her. sbo will have less SUCCESS than
madam such n one. or 40 and 40.
who has features less correct. and
n nose less straight. Ono could
admire woman geometrically y
beautiful. In the time when WON
nm was an object Of art. destined
to please the eyes without address.
sing tho mind-a bird of Paradise.
Of which we contemplate tho plum
age without desiring Il ever 10 sing.
A beautiful Athenian woman was
IA well proportioped as white and
an cold az the column Of a temple.
NJ. Morinay has proved TO mo in a
book. that tho Ionic column was
only a woman disguiscd. The por
tico Of the temple OF Ercchtbeus,
at tho Acropolis of Athens, rest
still on four Atbcnian women Of
the ago Of Poricles. The women
of today are little winged beings,
light, restless. and especially
thoughtful-creatcd not 10 carry
temples on their heads, but 10 AVA
ken genius, 10 tighten labor, 10 an.
mato courage. and ilIumino the
world with flashes Of their wit
What wc love in them, and what
makes their beauty, is not the
measured regularity of their feat.
urcs T; il ia the lively and change
ful expression Of sentiments more
delicate than ours il is radiation
o: the soul around that fragile
frame which is not sufficient TO
contain it IL is the petulant play
Of sprightly countenance.
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TnE ll,eH WAFER IN ruE EAsr. -
All the rivers, streams, bayous, and
creeks east Of this eity--in the par
ishes of East Feliciana. 50. Helena,
Livingston and Washington have
been three feet higher the past
week than they have been known
FOR twenty years past Many OF
the bridges over the Amite and
Comite have been washed away
and all more or less damaged by
the food. The railroad from Port
Hudeon 60 Clinton. haa suIiered
very extensive and serious damag
ca
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oursr.--Coroner Silas Jones,
wae called on yesterday morning
TO hold an inquest on the body of a
white man, found dead in room
at the corner Of North boulevard
and Sc. Louis streets. IL was
found TO be tho body of Peter
llinston, a German by birth and a
music teacher by profession. llav.
ing been III for some time past the
verdict Of the Jury was that he came
Go his death In the natural way
The reason for holding the inquept
was because the man was alone in
the room at the time Of his death.
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~Ts Coutist Az Tych,. pnblisl

WE Courier da Tschs, publish
ed at 81 Martiusville La. anncun.
ces Theogene Castille, M a candi-
date for the lower house Of the
Legislature, 10 Gil the vacancy oc.
casioped by the death Of q. u. Nil
Ter The election is ordered for ths
gath inst.
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rnt LraisbATuRt

According 10 The gcvefho,'s rfscis'rs
t,on. the two branches Of the GENERAL As
.emblv met In the Capitol yesterday ~
the time appointed. The Il"nse vac e'''
ed 10 order by the Hon. 9. " Morrison
Speaker. Amer ptsysr by bishop ts',y'
the roll vss called. aud majority "' we
membets answered 10 theit names -
A icint committee wss srpoin'ed to wait
~, the tictetnof snj Inform him ~ the
,,g.,i,stion. which vss done Immediate
!, aud sscn ate, tho Governors rrivste
ase,.,.tr appeared with his message which
vac read. and ordered " he published. a
jr;rt COMMITTEES of ~ members ~ the
IIouse and members Of the Senate, wee
appointed 10 take Into consideration that
rc,,,cn ~ the message relative 10 Pedetsl
Relations. report st ~ c'elcek ,c day
The .et,cn ~ the two houses wss JOINT
On .hl- subiee, aud there seems TO he
disposition 10 consider nothing 90 local
q, state character. The inference is that
the session will only last few dsys.
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A NRw DISCOVERY IN NATURAL
HIsroRv.--A new species of actcn-
MIA Ia now 60 be seen at the Boston
aquarial and geological gardens,
II was drcdged In about fifty faith.
oms water. q few miles from Cape
Ann, and brought 10 this city by the
fisherman. IL is attached 10 mol.
lusk-of the species 7ritonium DE-
emoosidfam---to which IL ia supposed
60 fasten itself for the purpose Of
being carried from place Co place.
Professor Agassiz. who on Thurs
day visited the gardens, declared
Il 60 be an entirely now species,
and appointed time 60 call on Fri
day with an artist, 90 name the spe-
cies and 60 have drawing taken
Of IL. IL is also his intention To
bring IL 20 the notice Of the society
OF natural history at their next
meeting. IL is impossible 10 des.
cr'ee the animal properly. To get
an idea Of il, il must be seen. IL
is OF a bright orange color, with
numerous tenticles. which it draws
up or extends a, will, appearing,
when the tenticles are stretched 10
their full limit, in the form of an
umbrella. at other times il assumes
something the appearance Of n
crab. II is a curious addition TO
the rare specimens of anemones
and other marine animals TO be seen
at the aquarial and geological gar
dens, and will doubtless attract tn,
attention Of all students or lovers
of natural history.-Bosion Courier
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CHINA AND THE ALLIED POWERS
The impression is very general at
Washington that our Minister is a
little premature in the announce
ment Of the treaty Of peace between
England and France and China
His dispatches are dated Shanghai,
September 90. which is between
seven and eight hundred miles from
the mouth of the Peiho. 1t is be-
lieved by the government here that
England would have heard of it at
least two weeks before it could
have reached here. Our Minister
states that affairs at Shanghai
were assuming at q better aspect.
W. o. Bulletin.
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sIsAwr.st srrAwLstt

I AIDES In need ~ shawIs, would d y ell " s.l-
Lat "ur store snd inst cot ou' sssof,Hsht ~, this
line. which We sell ~ lov prices, " sompsi with
any hrm In town.
BAIsHErMgH. sfMON . 60.
move Corner Laurel and Third street
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MOTTO-First In Fashion. Cheapest In y lee
vi Magnificent assortment ~ noro cts ana sl
the Novelties IN the Millinery Hae Bsfiss IN ~ .
district and ~ tas surrounding sov btry s,s rs-
specially invited 10 call spd ssss,ins ney stos
before purchasing elsewhere.
oot2a FANNIE r. o'COaNOR.
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MUSCULAR cHnIsTIANs.

an abnormal growth of those latter
days" and adds THE Christian
anrialists are otherwise termed
Muscular Christians The ptofes-
snf nr lIislory at Cambridge, and
Mr. Hughes. (suihorof Tom Bto~n''
,Sehooi Doy' ~ R"sby,) ate the chief
prophets ur the sect Their ideal
10 the pious aud strong Ono who
praises god. and can walk thou
sand miles in thousand hours.
The reviewer should be more care-
ful IN the arrangement of his Ian
guage. The strong ia more impor-
tant than the pious IL is The land
part. not The mild part, that
"bripgs down the house" in theat-
ticsl pbraseology. Quiet, unobttu-
sive piety-the result Of an inward
disposition tu good. is obsolete. -
Tho piety that cannot bc seen on
state occanipns=-that is not ready
to eihg out amen !" IN n manner
to unstring the nerves of sensitive
people is simply no piety at all
The only praying, worthy of being
az called 10 the loud. long drawn
out praying Of Pbarisees in public
places. Muscle ia wanted. not only
IN Church but in State. Not the
muscle of the nesurs aud eStcnsors
only, but the muscle of lungs and
kidney. lt Ia a virtue, to- have
strength to knock down and drag
out but Il is greater virtue TO be
able 60 walk thousand miles, and
the greatest of tho three, ia the
quality. which enables the man 10
be heard over the length and
breadth Of a square mile Of super.
fetal incheH The most piiiable oh
iect IL was ever our pleasure TO look
on. was a small man with wo.
mans voice. IN the last Democrat
Convention, lle had evidently
come here at his own expense. he
held in his hand proxy vote. This
gentleman had n gieat question TO
submit ONE. az big with import
ance to himaelf aud the great Dem
ocrat party. that his heart beat via.
IDLY. AZ tho outset of ihe proceed
ingH. he stood upon his legs and
moved hie motion but his "li'ste,
President T. could not be heard aud
his motion was not put to the
house. lie did not take his scat
for this reason. because he concciv.
ed that he had poseeesion Of the
floor. under Jeilersun's manuel and
tho rules Of parliamentary debate.
lie moved his motion again, aud
again. aud other members got M
and passed resolutions over his
head. The proxy vote. began pre-
sently, 10 wax warm In hiH own be.
half. and as he did no his voice
grew weaker Even his colleagues
on either side Of him, could not
hear him. and sceing him on his
leg. in their midst. presumed that
he stood 20 be laughed at--thc
small mans voice left him entirely
his lips tremblcd for n nomcut--
his lcgs were about to give way -
the members TO the right and left
seized HIM by the coat ta'I, and ne
sank through the floor, doubtless,
for that was the last of him.
Mayhap Mr.. Hughes, and the
Professor at Cambridge have seen
some such objects Of mercy. hence
the origin of the new sect of Mus
cular Christians What chance
has the small man with n weak
voice at the feast of Bolschazzar, or
tho revival movement None nj
all. The Muscular Christians once
getting the upper hand, would
drive out Of tho profession the
| u,nler nc vnicc who would bc
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MOVEMENTS ~ Sourp CARoiiNA --
South Carolina. has become the
subject OF regular telegrsphs. The
last ia from Washington of the sth
inst II runs thus
Information received here says a
company Of four thousand men ia
organising In South Carolina, to
take the forts if the Government
refuses to surrender them after 40
ceasion has been accomplished.
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az CASKS Gsnuins India Pale Ale, 10 do.
ZO Musr 4 sons spsrklies Ale 10 Cases
GuInness Dublin Stout; 6Cssks spsysr's Lager
Beer--for sale at reduced prices.
mayas ED. a. wM Bo6EL,
New Store, opposite the old stand.
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ton over prisoners IN the lookup
hss noi vet been brought before
District Court. though the Hecof-
dpr's writ If quo wdrcdrto "a drawn
up and ready for presentation by bis
counsel The mayor having, as We
learn. expressed his Willingness to
have The whole matter submitted
for arhiI,amenl to any disinierested
lawyer of Judgment and ability. the
counsel or the Recorder has agreed
60 refer the matter to some such
gentleman. before taking further
steps. - Crescent
This ia not the only conflict of
authority in the clashing and dis
iointed city government. Whether
tho Recorder has the right 10 turn
ont all the knaves and rogues com
mitled by the Mayor, or not, ia a
matter Of very small consequence.
since all that ate removed from
the crowded walks. do not dimin-
ish the number. more than a single
drop from the sea If iniquity. "
the question ia decided by any dds.
interested lawyer" il will not set
tie IL IL will rise again, like Ban.
quo's ghost-when least wanted.
Ia not the Mayor Of the city elected
by the people, and is not the Re
corder elected by the people, and
all lawful Constables and Justices
Of tho Peace II ia even 40. Re
ceiving their power FROM the same
fountain head, they ought TO have.
If they have not. concurrent juris-
diction. Tho atar Of empire IL
moving too fast just now to talk of
checking the spread of democratic
IDEAS which begin 10 have the re-
pugnapce for law. that the devil
has for holy water. DO not the peo.
pie make the lawsY Ay, and do
they not require new constitution
every elk or eight years. TO keep mp
with their most wonderful progrcssi
Then the law itself. what Ia II 7 A
mesh work. n spiders web, n laby-
rinth of by ways and dark pas
pages. leading no where. The clear
road to justice il barrioadod /;
blocked mp like tho tomb Of vir'
Tue. 10 IL moss grown. Justice has
not only dropped the scales but tho
bandagc ia removed from her eyes;
in this latter day. she Is any thing
else than the chastc and virtuous
fguro.hcad Of the ancients. The
clinking Of dimcs attracts her at
tentiou. and the rattling Of dollars.
brings her down from her throne.
Mr.. Munroe, VIC have no advice
TO give you-and only throw out
the idea because IL troubles M TO
keep IL. Be even with Recorder
Emerson. If he will persist in
turning out the choice lot Of rogues
committed TO your chargc-go you
and do likowiso--turn out his
Next week, you will both bo re-
llcvcd from the cares and RESPONSE
biltios of Office for the Vigilance
Committoe--composed, as such al
ways are, of "some of our most
respectable citizens" will have
control so beware gentlemen, how
you offend the ror popuiii. When
the feeble restraint you are each
permitted to exercise under the
badge Of Office, il removed; then
the very fellows you quarrel about
keeping in the lookup, will be the
great captains, and controlling spi-
rits in the whirlwind. Rctaliate
Mr.. Monroe turn out every fellow
committed 10y Mr.. Emerson they
will be serviceable in the day OF
wrath 10 come. The "Rogue's Gal.
lery," which you have taken SC
| p,uch na;ps 20 coliaot r;ll or,.
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Timothy Garret and Henry Moyle both
broke their neeks near lndianola, Texas
week before last, while attem pting to turn
somersets.
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JUST RECEIVED
SITUATION WANTED.

DYs young Lady (s graduate Of Jouis-
- lana as tsaoher in . privsts family
For particulars apply at this office.
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LNoR the teeth use Bogsrs Dentins, the best ar
IT tiele ever offered, for cleansing and prsserv-
ing the tssth-for sale by
d.eIi I'D. 4 VIM BoGEL.
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RUNAWAY.

TTsE BoGEL's GERMAN brTTERs-for sale by
L decil I'D. d wM. BOGEL.
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BUILDER's MATERIAL

BUILDERS MATERIALS.
LIME-2O0 Barrels Richards Caps;
CEMENT-5O Barrels Rosedsls:
PLAsTER-20 DO. bsst qualify;
HAIR-2OO Bushels Long staple;
sAND-20 Barrels white Lake sand
sASD-2cO0 Barrels Bar Sand;
MALBLE DCsT-lo Barrels Nsv rorf.
noyzs JOSHUA BEAf.
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BARGAINS FOR CASH.

.nwINg 10 the stripgsnoy Of money matters,
" We ofsr for sals the following articles at .
slight advance on cost for CASH. 2 Upright ~
ann. from the celebrated factory fAuchsr Frsrss.
Paris; I square Piano, made by Peters, Webb d Co
Louisville, ny; 20 be sautiful French Paintings on
glass 81 splendid Toilet sstts, China and Bohs-
nisn 1s magnificent sviss and French Music
BoIss playing 4, g, 4 and 10 tunes 900 dozen
Playing Cards of every description; . large stock
Of Violins. Guitars, flutes and a splendid assort
mspt ~ Fsncy Goods
dsoiI I'D. wM BoCEL.
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Last evening st the residence Of his
parents in this city, EDWIN CAN'T
BOOTH, son Of Mr.. A. N. sul Susan A
booth. aged n months.
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NalIIiE.

A hAeeE ASSORTMENT or WI
N VET CiQAHs, costing frcm s2s ~ sTs. Q
viii cell FROM els ~ so
ee,1 A PosrNrfrLp.
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AYERS AGUE CURE,

intermittent Fever or Fever and Ague Remtient Fever
Chill Fever Dumb Ague, Periodical Headache, Bill
lious Headache, and Bilious Fevers, indeed fer ths
whole class Of Diseases originating in hillary Derange
meni caused by the Malaria Of Miasmatc Countries.
MO one remedy is louder called for by the necessities
II ofthe American people Than sure and safe iUT
Fever and AgUe Such we now enabled TO Ofer win
a perfect certainty that II will eradicate the disease and
with assurance, founded proof that harm arise
from its in any quantity.
That which protects from prevents this disorder must
be OF immense service IN the communities where pre-
walls Prevention is better than cure, for the patient
capes the risk which he violent attacks Of
this balefn GiSiempeT This Cure eXpes the masmaEc
poison OF Fever and AeGe from the STEM and prevents
the development of the disease II taken on the hTsi H
proach OF It's pTemonItory symptoms II is not only Tie
best remedy yet discovered tor this class OF COM
plants. but also the cheapest The large quantity We
body aud in bilious districts, where Fever and Ague
prevails everybody should have IL and II freely, Both
for cure and protection Ii hoped this price will place
il within the reach of a-the poor well rs the rich
covered the speedy and certain OF nieTment
is that Il contains Quinine mineral consequently II
produces quinism other injurious effects whatever
upon the constitution. Those cured by II are LETT as
healihy as il they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not aloue the consequence OF inc
miasmatic poison. great variety OF clsofuers aTise
from its lrritauon, among winch are Neuralgia hheu
tism, Gout, Headache Blindness, Joouaehe, barache
Catarrh Asthma, Palpitatlon Painful Anecuon IN mo
Spleen, Mysteries, Pam in the Bowels, Colo, Paralysis
and DerangemenI OF the SlOmacA, all OF which when
originating in this cause PM the intermittent type, or
become periodical This "Cure eXpeis The poison rom
the blood and consequently them all alike ms
an invaluable protection to emgran and persons trav
cling or temporarily residing IN the maiarlous esles
daily while exposed TO the nfec~
ton that will De excTeted from the system, and cannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity 10 rpen into disease
Hence IL even valuable for protection than cure
ard few will ever suffer from Iniemiiiens II they avail
themselves of the protection this remedy affords.
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are so composed that disease within the range Of their ae-
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every portion ofthe hnmsn organism correcting Its dis
eased action, and restoring its healthy yatall les As
consequence these properties, heinvad who bowed
down with pain or physical debility Sstonlshed 10 ma
pie and inviting
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints OF
discusses The agent below named IL pleased 10 furnish
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A COMPOUND remedy, IN which we have iayorsd
"a to produce The efectual Alternative aa can be
so combined with other substances s gteaicr ars-
tive power as 10 al, I'd sn effective aitldote tor as
diseases Sarsaparila l. repUJed 70 10 s believed
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sooner or later something must 60 wrong and the great
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SaEsapsrila has, and deserves much the reputation
accomplishing these ends. But the world has been
egreglOusly deceived by preparations of IT, partly be
the drug alone has ali the that is claimed
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virtue OF S2rsCpaTIla, anything else.
During years the public have been ised by largo
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parilla for dollar Most of these have been frauds
upon the sick, for they only contain itle il any,
S8rsaparla, but often curative properties whatever
Hence, bitter and painful disappointment has followed
the OF the yaTCus extracts Of SaTsaI arilia which
feed the msrke uil the name itself is justly dcpsed
aud bas become synonymous with imposition and cheat
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THE EVENING POST.
The Oldest Democratic Republican Journal
an the City Of Nelo York,

Now in the fifty ninth year OF its existence eoubir, oh
the essential elements Of a Comp etc Fsnily Nryy.
Is devoted TO the support Of the Democratic Repub ~,
Party when II Is night, and OF Democratic Prnrin
ways Is the Incorporating advocate of Er.ia So
Free Labor, Free Speech StT.ct CONSTRUCTION Of ,s
Constitution, and an Economical Administrator Of ia
Government. VI VIC
The Daily Evening Post which is printed on a I,,.
foiO sheet, contains fall account Of the occurr4g, ~
the day. tn, lajest OEcI5 n IgenCc-excu.lvar 60,
PondeHce from Eur0pc-Pu5ls Documents OF In-rrss
and Importance, Proceedings of Congress PoDursT 80
lures, Tales, Poetry, Reviews and Extracts from N
Books, CITY News, special full and accurate reps n
Commercial and Financial Affairs, New ork M3rkars
inc udmg Stock and oney Aatkets together MN biz.
Cattle Markets of the country and such Foreign Markets
as are of general interest It's ed tor ial dsOui,
always frank, fearless, and independent.
The Semi Weekly Evening Post contains oil the read
ing matter OF 'he Daily Evening Post and the latest ra,
by telegraphs and mas, up 10 the hour Of pubcauor
The Weekly Evening Post is edited wi h especisI rst
ence TO ihe wants of country readers and besides ALI
articles OF general inter 81 published W the Ds y Eypr
Post, contains complete digest OF the news OF e t,
and an Agricultural Column, devoted the interest Ia
instruction Of farmers IL contains Forty Long CoIrT-
Of reading matter every week.