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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-16
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY
on GRACE STREET BETWEEN Sd 4TH,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
A NJ. DUPUY, A. NJ

TsIHE Institution will
October 1850 and will terminate the S0th June, 1851
The Principal will aided heretofore, well selected
corps Assistants who, with their ability and experience
fail TO give satisfaction
Boarding Department will be under the OF Mr.
Dupuy assisted by Mrs. Mary Casse formerly ofSa
They alone win reside In the Seminary with the young
ladies' and will exercise Parental and control those
committed 10 their charge.
The which has attended this effort to establish la the city
Richmond Female Seminary of the first class has encouraged
the Principal provide ample accommodations for the next
session The buildings being enlarged, and important
notifications will be made In them which viii add greatly their
convenience and comfort The lodging large and well
py The Recitation Rooms viii be well arranged for the
accommodation Of the pupils
TERMS FOR NINE MONTH";
Washing, fuel and lights so 90
Tuitcn Ia the Preparatory Department so 90
II ordinary Engrsh branches 20 90
do IN advanced DO do ...................... so 90
in Modern and Ancient Languages, each. 20 90
Mcse Vocal and Instrumental plano and Gutar) for
Lesson Of one hour Teek. 20 %
lessons o. hour each week ..... 50 90
Use OF Plano ................... 10 90
Drawing 80 90
Painting wA;er eoors. ......... 90
Painting ia so 10
One payable on the LIST Of oet $780, and the remainder
the lsth Of Feby, 1851.
Reference Dr. Moses D. Hoge, to any ofhs
former pStrous OF the school.
Catalogues OF the Seminary containing detailed informa
ton be obtained At bookstore In the city, appes
ton 20 The undersigned.
AN. DUPUY.
jylI Richmond, Va.
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AIRS. PHILIP MAYO will reopen her SCHOOL. al
sycamore Church. 18th between Bread and Mar
shall Monday In October She will receive few small
hcv. Terms asO per session OF Q months jylS If
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-16

~kNOMLEa a WALEORD
49, AGENTS BOB
- ll- b., i,surl.cs,
Er.aS firc sad Blrl;1r Proof Sass,
hachis= Ee,tiIg, (-s4thsg aud Sgbber)
kol1eiy's Charch and other Bells,
Dealers In Cotton and Linen rWineg,
$50 MAIN STREET,
oe9 Riehml %.
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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.

Tie rapidly alns ~ with population sSs O95 persons
having added 1882 making the present population
1890. n ratio Of l02 per cen, in zen yearL
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TIE STATE DEBT.
PRESENT POPULATION.

ne Srte debt only slO06a9s H. and ia hs last three
years has been reduced s9s9JG So may reasonably
ezpect Tat in Ten gears il ,ciR become extinct.
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SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES,

OUU HEM MANUFAUiU REN.
HARTMiF'S Improved Manipulated Guano.
IL ADinOalttea super. Fios. Lime.
S-pcf Phosphate OF Lime without
Ammonla.l Also, Columbia, NevasIa aud other Guanos
The Richmond " iSer NILS having full supply OF the
shove naed Fertilizers han and the mills constantly at work
prepared to furnish Farmers and Planters with any quantity
they may sish a. the following rates:
Manipulated Guano $50 Per ton
Ammonated Sup r-9hosphae n Line si0 ! OF
supeTPhosphtc q Lime, (wi;hout Ammoual f2 2cOO by
delivered free Of charge, IN anv pat OF the city
The with which these naaars have been used during
hepsst year on Nhe4 cfE oats Tobseco ton In
gina aud EoIih Cao e,neci By letters received and The
rauidy ncye-aas teoand certificates might given
Is deeTae- SnneeSJary. Farmers All obge ordering
early day They be frnEhed the NILS by
Wombe Clseorne aessS. air ChanlbeTayne IL Richmond
j. II. Hope, tsc williamsburg Messrs Bgg Co. Norfolk
Ghgg Esq PsiGrsburg Boyd Co LynchbuTg VIM. Dold
ESQ., Lexington, T. e. Goodwin, Fsq Hncasle Va snd Commit
SION Merchants generally.
All orders promptly attended 10.
J. II. P0INDEXTER, Proprietor.
&. HARTMAN, ineral Agent
feS-3m p. o Box No col.
notice that every nSredsn! used in the foregoing
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-16

THE PoLrrcAL CAULDRoN.-The Union men of this
city had an iDPromPiu rally at Metropolitan Hall, last
NIGHT The attendance was large, end the utmost
bisasm prevailed. Speeches delivered by Messrs.
Wley OF MonODgsha, Brent Of Alexandria and Others.
EyerT au-On to the stars aud stripes aud every deca-
on in favor of maintaining and obtaining the rights
III Virgioia is the UtiioR loudly applauded.
Al the African Church, scenes OF different character
were enacted The friends Of Secession pursuant 10
~, held mass meeting, and were addressed by Hon. K.
A PRYOR The Commissioners from the Maryland Conven-
ton we're present aud seated upon the platform About
o1lrtsr past o'clock, delegation from Petersburg
we'd At the church. amid deaiening shouts. yes and
cheers Whel their dig-the southern stars and
.rpesn-was brought in the excitement rose to fever
be,L and several minutes elapsed before Mr.. Pryor was
en,sled 20 resume his remarks. He followed by
cher speakers Who united with him in urging the imme-
dst. secession Of Virginia.
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RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.

400 100000 Of private capital have been expended the
railroad system no Inssmuch part OF TIE qeoms from
OF these works with valuable public iun lands
diminish The LIGHT, and must
quently every day decrease.
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LAW CARDS.
VID q, G.. CAREII

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
nRACrIoEs In the Courts Of the counties Of Nelson and
Amherst He will attend TO any business entrused TO
hun In the adjacent counties
r- address Tye River Warehouse P. o., Nelson Co.. Va
isQG-1y
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All that We can say is that the man or woman who
p,ses such verses should live in glass house. CT
he afraid 10 heed the suggestion contained the closing
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TIE Agricultural Products Of Illinois than those OF
shy ether state products sent out during the pas,
eeeded 800 The wheat crop 1860 approaches O
bushels while the crop yields not less than 100000
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E..srhhN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS.

These lands are contiguous 1CO miles length,
which with other roads and nsygsbe akeS rves
thus aordng communication with the Eastern and
Southern markets.
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LANDS OF ILLINOIS.

No State the Valley the Mississippi offers great an Induce
the settler the State Of noa There portion
the vri where all Of the conditions Of climate and soil adma
bly, combine produce these great staples Coax and WHEAT
Is the Prairie5 Of Ilinols.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-16

GARDEN STATE oF THE WEST.
THE
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
HAVE FOR SALE
100000 Acres
Of Rich Farming Lands in Tracks of Forty Acres and
UpOard on Long Credits and Loo Prices.

ENHE attention otthe enerng and industrious portion OF the
community directed the following statements and liberal
inducements offered them by the
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MS oPRuArK OFINoSs."-An anonymous poet has
andy expro ssed his private opinions in verse, with
- ,r,,rdonable ressrveinsss tha, bali inclined
s,,ose them 10 the world, but reflection, and in
.'.;seraOn Of the demands upon our space. We will
o1nromise By citing, specimens, few OF his most
ss.tiess and extravagant assertions. He commences
,,ith this sweeping charge
Maakiod are no better than ROBBERS,
And Charity proves but lie.
Salvation Is docd ut By jobbeu;
BsneyolenceS an In your eye.
aWeaih." be SAYS, comes OF robbing the poor"
esndship thing OF existence" aud true greatness is
ing successfu-no matter how" The reader Judge
~ bs magnitude Of these SANDERS but they but
tbe patades OF John Unit compared TO the following
Wv CNrs iA1iiy dEelli where the sieesls
Lrs up rs tai form towards Heaven,
Ard bel ngs q a privileged peop,e
Who Christians Just one day In
Religion \ something TOO holy
For common mankind 20 posses;
Il IL Eth the meek and The loWlV
Who 90 somthlng more thaa "p-ofess"
Deception is tocnd 10 all places;
rs confined 90 no section class;
IL al have ia marx Fac 8;
To Prove it-JCsr LOOK rHE GLAssi
All that We can say is that the man or woman who
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-16
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY

which, they viii perceive will enable them. by energy
and Industry provide comfortable homes for them
selves and families with, comparatively speaking, very little CAPT
tai
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Late 0ung Co,
Matchmaker, JeWeier & SjlversmIth,
r. IMPORTER offne Watches for ladies r1-zez~e=1
MIA, and gentlemen, Of the most cele-51[J~ ~t@S<
sss8 brated makers ofEngland and Switzerland, made
his order expressly in heavy gold and sill
( ver, y and warranted standard fineness.
Ladies' chatelanes and neck chains.
Gents guard, fob and vest chains seals, keys etc.
Finger rings, earrings breastpins, cutf-pins, etc
Diamond pins and rings.
Spacaces for every age in gold silver steel and tor
tose she'll frames;
Sgerware, warranted pure coin consisting of table
tea and dessert spoons
Silver, table and dessert forks, ladies butter knives
mustard and salt spoons, sugar tongs, etc.
Plated ware, consisting of castors candeseks, wait
ars, etc
Having been always engaged the mechanical part of
the business, all watches sent for repairs will have the
strcrest personal attention. and having every facility for
making any portion Of a watch, he will be enabled to
work On very reasonable terms.
- Jewelry made to order and repaired, Diamonds
reset if the latest style. Canes mounted in gold and
silver. Is, 1856
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ThopDtou,as and New Levee streets, between dra7er
Poydras streets New Orleans.
aA HAVE a large and well assorted stock Of
z-eSy5z-z555A shetland Heavy Hardware SwED&S
and ENGLISH BAR IRoN. They are agents
ga for the sale of the celebrated CUMBERLAND
TENNESSEE laoy and supplied with complete assort
asn Of the various sizes They are also Agents for
Isaac SrRAuBs CELEBRATED QUEEN OF THIS SOUTH CORN
sp WHEAT Mills and have full assortment on hand
Ths superiority Of these mills others is fully estab
isbod ny2
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80 EINTITRES

TNHE subscribers offer at all times, complete assor
Il ment ofChandeliers, [from8 to = Lights Brack
cts, Pendants, Portable Lights, and all other arti
cles cf Gas FIXTURES at very low prices.
BY giving the height of ceiling size of room, and ap
proximate price, parties may be supplied as well by
letter, as if present.
Information regarding STYLES and prices will be sent
lbv mail when desired. HENDERSON 4 GAINES,
| nnalltf No. 100 Canal Street. New Orleans
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Selling off at Costa

FNHE Undersigned having determined to close up in
4 this place, is selling off at COST.
The assortment comprises every description Of fancy
and staple dry goods gentemens clothing boots shoes
etc. all ofthe latest STYLES and fashion.
Purchasers invited TO call and examine stock and
prices. ". MARKS.
dec Taxss Straat
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AT uANDSBDRD, MISSISSIPPI
" An constantly manufacturing Engines, Boilers,
I CircuIar Saw Mills, Shafting and Puiieys,
lat the above establishment (which IS conducted by my
parner Hr J. Bradford under The style of n. Brad
ford L Go and solicit orders from Southern customers.
Our machinery has attained reputation for superiori
~ and durability and endeayor will be to continue
10 deserve it, r. F. HARRISON,
! 40St Charles street, New Orleans.
Constantly on hand-West's Patent Lift and Force
Pumps, Giruar Saws, Rubber Belts Iron Gas and Wa
Ter Pipes Corn Mills, Circular Saw Mills Cotton Gins,
Horse Powers. etc, etc maY2G+
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FURNITURE.

4
G.. FLINT 4 JONES,
No. Al 80 Royal Street, New Orleans,
WouLD invite the attention of their
@Es~, friends and the public to their %
7sSas5s well selected and large stock of IA
----5 Cabinet Furniture. Having / !
I'm he past year greatly enlarged their establish
'ls they now enabled to exhibit the best and most
sl assortment of Cabinet Furniture ever offered for
3 The south comprising everything necessary in tire
l'l0g Of dwelling
saatj,ion to Furniture keep for sale Plush Hair
3tas2d Cloth, GimP, Cord, Tassels, Springs, Tacks,
'4s arnsh, Glue, etc.
P, Spring, Hair and Moss Mattresses,
,., ,1. Spring Bei Bottoms, new and economical in
s''luiso Bars.
sss,n MIRRORS OF ALL SIZES,
g,t5ss variety; Plain and Checked India Mating
n ~. all kinds together with Ice Boxes ofev
5iora carefully ana securely packed for shipment
,.1 1la country purchasers will always find our stock
,,. .f aelr inspection, and cordially invited to
ys wore aud examine for themselves.
~l-Z Orleans, April Il, 1855.
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dopted child came with me. Wenever heard from Flor
ence after that short visit saw Henri LeCrand-wt
called him by another name here, you KNOW knew
him instantly when him, the first time after many
years three months ago in my saloon and you may i
agine how | treutbed lest some unfortunate chance
might beuay my secret to him. Therefore l never al
lowed him to suspect that | had ever saw him before
When Col Harly hinted to me that Rosetta loved tha
man. was almost struck dead with horror-for knew
no other way in which to rid myself and preserve my
Rosetta to myself than By killing him ForfI had tol(
HIM she was his daughter he would either have secuted
the tale or taken her from me. Now you know all y
May heaven bless you as | thank you" said Clara
g1aspng the hand OF the honest wineseier 81 recover
ed from that seeming death the day after your depar
lure, and to my hall-crazed inquiries for nv child re
ceived but one answer-'the French soldier took it
What French soldier? There were hundreds Of French
soldiers in Florence going and coming. had no clue
to guide my search and fell at once into the belief thai
Henri LeGrand had brbed some one to steal the child
for him. My father returned to Florence few weeks
after and FASTENED to console me. We wept in each
others and vowed revenge-vowed to devote ouI
lives to It's pursuit So we left Forance accompanied
by Iadak, who stands wounded but happy there and
wandered all Europe in pursuit Of the atrocous "a
ther OF my child Ny uncle, count Benditto, and my
brother, lord Conrad di AntelG sought him also Ten
years ago, they were lost Ny fatherrecogn
Rosetta the moment he saw her from her great rescm
blance to me, at the only time when many wears be-
tore-openly defed him to his face. did not recog
Mise Rosetta though often seeing her at your house oI
my chiIdstace was in soul the sweet soft face of an
infant We are slow in finding resemblance to our.
selves IN the face OF Others and never dared to attempt
to think how looked in my girlhood
Rosetta must some day learn something Of tlis dark
story but for her sake, much shall be concealed AS for
her love for that evil man, it will soon be remembered
with shudder-a mere girlish passion-ferce while it
lasted but IS ephermeral unfcd fire Let Rosetta
return to your home now. Tomorrow we will deter
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tice and Judgment in the act? Vas T deed that any
good conscience could bear onward to the closing Of
teand not feel It's pressure as burden growing heavier
and heavier? As i dweIt on tie subject my mind grew
excited and eagei On the one hand was inevitable ruin
my affairs were 10 crisis that hope had given way
the other, fdrtune large as had asked for
lay within my reach and had only to Put forth my
hand and save myself from disaster and my creditors
from loss. Then came the additional argument that my
refusal to accept the advantage would not prevent the
old ladies from otng this property Some otherpezou
would be found 10 take my place in furnishing tie cash
required, and so the land would pass owners But
this did not satisfy 1t the old false Argument
in favor of apprGpratng anohers goods becgse thay
were doomed 70 pc stolen by somebody
TN an hour MY empter returned.
"What's the word Mr.. Martin?n be asked looking at
me confidently that saw he was ia no doubt of my ac-
ceptance of his proposal, had settled the question:
after severe Struggle, and was prepared to answer
without hesitation
1.-The thing sfems promising enough said I; but /
have concluded against becoming party in the
action
"'Why not:" lie asked looking disappointed.
PLAINLY waa my answer, because it hasn't fair
look. Advantage will be taken of anothers ignorance
''Ihe mans face betrayed an instant angry movement
of his feelings, aud be mpered something in under
tone, in which my ears seemed to detect the words
Stupid foor
"'And you ara really in earnest9' said he scarcely
seeking to hide a look of contempt that rising Is
his face
g ! am was MY firm answer,
"'Good molni;lg
"Ie threw th. words al me with impatient in
pulse, and left me on the instant
'Dd he find aess scrupulous individual to join hinP"
I asked.
yes; and what ismore, the purchase of the Iaadyas
made and it has since been SOLD company for soma
fabulous sumt&o three hundred thousand dollars
believe"
/ 4TI.1f Of ,rLio1 ,.,,,t1 INV, t,,, ..,, . "a
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GOOD NEWS FOR LADIES

ANY Lady who will send her address to
! MRs. Z. CREAGER, BALTIMORE, MD.
with three cents postage stamps included will receive
by return mail something Of Importance to the sex.
| "W0MAN, KNOW PHYShLF," AND BE HAPPY.
THE GREAT FEMALE PILL.
nR. J. P. CRAIGER is agent for DIR. Wheating's
Ep celebrated Female Pills These Pills are TIT
for Ladies' for they will restore the monthly
courses when they stop from any cause whatever They
the box containing the Pill have been strictly followed;
indeed there has been Of failure occurred to our
knowledge Being purely vegetable they perfectly
safe Single boxes mailed to order postage paid upon
receipt Of Sl-three cent postage stamps good money
Address DR.. J. p. CREAGER,
may29-3m Baltimore, Ma
HONEY! THE BEST or HONEY
I HAVE a valuable receipt for making Honey which
will send to any person upon the receipt of 50 cents
We make and use in family at half the cost, and
cOnsdcrit as rood the best article of genuine bee made
honey. from which it cannot be told. ANY person
who will make and sell it can clear from two to three
dollars per day it only requires four articles to make it
and they can be had at any store for fifty cents Every
family may have this delightful luxury, for any lady can
make ii in fifteen minutes at any time.
If You really want something nice do not miss the
Honey or Washington Receipts for they are positively all
claim for them and they should be in every family.
Three cents postage stamps are as good as money
Address Dr.. J. T. CREAGER,
Baltimore, Nd
The Pulaski Times Harkinsyille Ca of Thursday
March 3D. 1852 says:-Fine Honey.-Dr R. G. Smith, of
this county presents with beautiful article of honey
equal if not superior to anything ever saw. This
Honey manufactured BY Mrs Smith according to the
directions given in the receipt which she purchased of
Dr. J. z. Creager, Baltimore Nd Any person can get
this receipt for making honey and be independent ofthe
hOneybee by writing to Dr. Creager, No. 55S West Bal
tmore Street, Baltimore Nd, enclosing 50 cents. m29
nR CREAGER, Baltimore, Nd is the sole agent for
~ Dr. Wilders' celebrated Matrimonial Series three
books No !, "a Book for Young Men designed to pre-
pare them for Female Socetv:" No 2 Errors in Court
ship" No. B. "Reproduction Control" Either Of which
will be mailed to order postpaid, upon receipt of 25
cents. Tm29-Sm
WHY T,ABOR so HARDWHEN VYASHIN(s
Y HAVE chemical process for cleaning clothing, by
the (which the clothes can be washed very clean
without boiling and with very little rubbing,
By this method. much hard labor may be avoided the
washing is done in haIftIe time, and the clothes
last much longer for they by rubbing
in the old way of washing by machines &c. The ar
tces ased cost but little and easy obtain mail
the receipt to order postage paid upon receipt of5o
Three cents postage stamps good as money.
Address DR.. J. P. CRAIGER,
may2g-3m Baltimore Nd.
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fonts line BTeyier
Long Primer Condensed
Together with the column, head, advertising and dash
rules, leads, &c. &c.
Also--A Medium Printing Press, Roller-Mould &c
all complete and the following materials used for short
time in the publication of weekly paper About $50 lbs
Of Bourgeois and MiniOn, with two line letter; column
head advertising and dash rules, cases. chases etc
The above materials viii be sold low for cash.
7. DITIARD < Co
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OSEABTRGS,

OsINlAE3 q ItNESs
. nGaBALESfromt the Lauderdalefactorv, Florence
ZNfSE 8Ia received and for sale By
J. 3. XALENTU E & Co., Agents,
s C9nman treet, New Orleans
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NIUSIC.

TTNHE undersigned having determined to settle perma-
nentlyin this place forthe purpose of giving lessons
the Piano, Guitar, Violin, Flute or any instru-
ment desired. During the past years, snd has
taught successfully in southern college, he respectfully
solics liberal patronage from the citizens of Shreve
port and surrounding country Terms Sc per month of
three lessons week. Orders left at Ball Dashie's
drug store promptly attended to Z. HEINEMANN,
Shreveport, January 30-5m professor of Music
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JOS. II. & |. n. MARKS,
" InE -ENG All ERnEEEl

JOS. II. & l. n MARKS,
WHOLESALE GROCEBS,
commission Merchants and Dealers IN
LOAF CRUSHED tND POWDERED SUGAR,
Fish, Of all kinds,
'o''IEn and Domestic Wines and Liquors, Tobacco
Cigars, &C., &c. &C.
Nos. +2, As and 47 New LEysE,
Nos. 80, So and 81 Fulton SrEETs,
.., Between Poydras and Gravier Streets,
1A-ly NEW ORLEANS
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RAISE TorR OWN PoRK.-In the everlasting din
about cotton southern planters have hitherto relied to
grcatexten the northwest for their supply Of pork
We are now thrown upon our own resources, and it
behoores every mau to take care of his pigstye It is
only necessary for the south to realise the pressing need
Of independence of the north in this as in ell other
respects and that Independence will be at once achiev-
ed With plenty Of corn peas, potatoes and turnips,
hogs in abundance Of He finest Kind nay be raised
The present !l4s been boandtU crop year, ana eow
le' every Hau push bis vouaG hogs snd shal oy az
other year have pork ID abundance ~ Ea-tftt
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Many sweet fashionable mouth has been disfguFad
and made hideous by the frerr tongue within i.
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ANY Lady who VIII send her address 10
Mrs. Z. CREAGER, BALTIMORE, MD,
with three cents postage stamps included will receive
by return mail something Of Importance to the
"WOMAN, KNOW TEIYSELF," AND BE HAPPY.
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a''' ~ W. A. HANNEY & Co.,
a. and "a CirAver Street between Camp and Magazine
New OrleanQ October H. 1859.
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TO PRINTERS.

NTE have On hand andfor sale the following printing
w materials, lately used on the South Western:
font of 500 lbs. Brewer,
" =" $50
'' " i" 100