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Cotton Presses
Corner of Tchoupitoulas and Robin Streets
FACTORS,
Corner of Tchoupitouas aud Henderson streets.
ERERET's.
Corner of St. Thomas and Basin streets.
MISSISSIPPI - r..
Corner of Tchoupitouas and Richard streets.
Corner of Tchoupitoulas and Richard Streets
MERCHANTS,
New Levee and Louisa streets.
Corner Leyee and Rofiguac streets.
PLANTERS,
szYMANsKTs.
Corner Levee and Clouet streets, Third District
Corner Henderson and New Lsvee streets.
UNION
WOODS. NSs :
Corner Canal and Robertson streets.
| TEXAS,
Corner of Tchouptoulas and Orange streets.
CRESCENT PRESS
New Levee street.
| TYLER PRESS
| Front Levee street.
LEvEE STEAM COTTON PRESS
| $3.50 Levee street. between ST. Ferdinand and Montegus
| streets. Third District,
PICAYUNE.
INDEPENDENT
n,,, NewIeys zee and Roffgnac streets.
NEW Levee street between Montegut Cioustsreets
Third District.
| PELICAN PRESS,
| Corner of St. Mary's and Tchoupitoulasstrests
| Fourth District.
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O. SPRING AND $ UMMES ARRANGEMENT.
P My Shave No IS 1ragier street, will
"A Winter and Summer receiving forwarding and sell
Ming slaves commission. For the protection of
patrons my Puey Woods place. three and half hours
city, and half miles from Tickfsw StatioR D
Railroad has boon in good order for
treat In the Of epidemic sickness Of kind
a26 If G. F. HATCHER.
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spaid1ns's Prepared Glue

spaldtng's Prepared Glue
emergencies and household afford to te
houtit 1t always ready and up the sticking point
nolonger necessity mping chairs pntered
heaess os and broken cradles 1t article
for cone SHE'LL popular with Ia
dies of refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation coo being chemically
hed solution and all the valuable qualities OF tia
glue. It used in the place OF ordis
nary lnpcage, being vastly more adhesive,
"UsEFuL IN EVERY HOUSE,"
n BA Brush accompanies each bottle Price, 70 CENTS
Wholesale Depot, No. IS Cedar street New fork'
Addregs HENRY G. sPALDIFG co.,
Box No. 500, New York.
for Dealers containing eight
Autograph showosrd accompanying each
package.
nw- A single bottle of SPALDING's PREPARED GLuM
will save en- annually every househsld
Sold nv all prominent Druggists hsrdwsreand
| Furniture Dealers, Groeers, and Fancy stores d
Conntry merchants should make oote oil sPALDIk9H
PREPARED GLUE. making thariss twill sand
| ny climate ssls w.
f,FNE
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! %as s1ss 70
s4% e1sl
MrVousHeadache
N1'knas o
Headache.

By the use Of these Fills the periodic attacks Of
NerUory or Sex He7dafhs may be prevented; and
If taken st the COMMENCEMENT Of an attack inma
diate relief from psig aud sickness will be obtain
81.
They seldom fail in removing the Napsea and
Headache to which females are so subject.
They act gently upon the bowe!. removing
Cosiiveaess.
For Lanary Ken, Sfadenis, Delicate Females,
and all persons OF se3sHfary habits, they yalua
hle as n LqTafits, improving the app hfe, giving
fsne and uigor to the digestive organs and restoring
the natural eaeticity and strength Of tho whole
system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS IRE the result Of long
investigation and carefully conducted expert
ments, having been in use many years, during
which time they have prevented AID relieved a
vast amount of pain and suffering from Headache,
whether originating in the nervous system or from
a deranged state of the stomach
They are entirely vegetable in their compos:
ton, an may be taken at all times with perfect
safety without making any change Of diet an
absence q auy 9is4greeaJle taste render, EASY
74aufstsr than 10 Children
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEiTS
The genuine have FIVE signatures Of Henry
| Spauldiug on each box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers So
icine.
| 4 Box viii be sent 10y mail prepaid Do receipt
/ OF the
PRICE % CENTS.
! All orders should be addressed to
4 HENRY C. sPAULDING.
/ 48 CEDAR strict, y. :.
/ Or 10 WEEKS d POTTER, Boston,
! sole Wholesale Agents, For New Eng AMI
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IEtha Free InPress.l

IF the Free IoPrese-l
xHyHEN in the course Of human events it bs- |
w comes necessary for any person, of whatever |
are or condition in life TO get liEeness taken,
Just regard for their own interest and duo con-
sideration for the wishes of their friends leads
them to enquire where they can expend their
money to the best advantage, and where they can
obtain the most beautiful, perfect, and durable
picture.
There was time, perhaps, long years ago,
when the art was in its infancy, and no ono ex-
pected TO get more than the mere outlines OF
shadow, when it would not have been difficult to
answer such question, but at the present day,
whom there are scores of disconnected youngsters
| making haste to s'earn the business forgetting
that nature designed them to till the soil, or shove
the plane forge the iron, or flourish the PANT
brush, and that it would be more creditabe to
themselves and far better for the public at large,
| if they would "stick to their last and anvil" in
stead of producing the miserable abortions which
they complacently thrust before the people and
call ambrotypes and photographs at such time
As this the question can easily be answered, and
all will be unanimous in saying; We will pat
ronize him WI by his long experience, has well
earned the title of veteran" who shows by his
works. that the true artist like the poet us born
not made;" who gIasps the sunshine and makes II
subscrvient to his WILL throwing ght here, and
a shadow there, until the portrait stands out life
like, harmonious and beautiful. All will b'
unanimous in saying: We will patronizc him who
has shown by his Who'll career, that he follows
hi. art because ne loves it, ard not for the palry
dollars il brings; who has ever been ready an'
willing to pursue the Beautiful to her home on tn
mountain side, or seek her she reposes in quiet
ness by the side of the murmuring stream; VIII
e boldly descends into the yawning chasm, wher
= even the sunlight dares to linger but a moment
or coolly points his camera at the world Of water
pouring over the rocky precipice, caring never
lot for its terrific roar. All will be unanimous i
p saving We will patronize him who has gathere
together SO many and such faithful representation
of the faces OF the distinguished men OF Vermont
who. regardless of the cost, has sought out an
transferred TO the imperishable glass full many
gem of beauty from the mountains, lakes an
rivers of his native State forming collectio
Of which every son or daughter of the Gree
Mountain State ought to be proud; and when Il
question arises, who has done all this the answ
will be waited from hilltop and valley-it will
or whispered by the gentle breeze, and shrieked
X the rushing tempest-Lana's silvery cascad
foaminC impetuously down from its lofty home {
Moosalamoos cloud-csppcd summit, fastening
nd its union with DunmoroS placid waters-Wi
ooski, winding through the fertile wales, and IA
b of Queechee's silver stream, all, all will unite
swelling the choral answer STYLES Is rHE ~
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ALBANY
General InfrInary
461 BROADWAY
H. Eu.y.

4G1 BHOADWAIs
TUo doors from Hon. Erastus Corning d |
Co.'S Store, and neat to the Building
occupied By the Albany Board of Trade. |
Is the only Institute founded in this country for
exclusive treatment Of all diseases of the heap |
throat. Here every operation which the wisdom !
of the Old and New Worlds has shown to be ad-
visable in this class of diseases is daily performed
new and efficient remedies have been introduced,
and many diseases supposed to DO incurabio are
here permanently and speedily cured.
G A I A r K Ii
is PERFECTEY AND PERMANENTLY CURED.
This disease, which has bafled physicians for
ages and brought consumption and death to MILL
ons, is permanently cured. This is said positive
V, for during the last ten years we have cured
thousands, and have never failed In ehectiDg
ure, or in producing satisfactory results. inns
5 no mere boast, for we give names "a persons who
have been cured. Neglect Catarrh, because the
suffering is not intense, and we have PolyPus IL
the nose or the various
THROAT DISEASES,
ENLARGED Tonsils, Soreness, Cough. Hoarse.
ness, Loss Of Voice, Bronchitis,
DC, DC, &c.
These We cure speedily aud permanently. still
| slight deaths warnings, aud neglected Catarrh
| becomes an incurable Consumption. We cannot
cnre this-wo do not profess TO- God alone can
| save Still, those who suffer from cough, pains
nightsweats are emaciated and raise much, should
| not give up until examined by US for as exam
lining physicians to one of the largest ''Life In
| surance Companies" in America, we have every
opportunity to Judge whether the lungs are Affect
| de or noc.
DISEASES OF THE EAR.
DeafaeSs-Roaring in the Edrs-NoiseS-
Running from the Edr-TumorS IN
the Ear, &c,
Never neglect. Apply to US at once. AT the In
| Urinary the most hopeless cases of deafness are
cured, by new instruments and new treatment, as
used in the best institutions in Germany, France
and England
We can refer to the following persons, and
thousands of others who have been cured OF "a
tarrh, Throat Disease, &c
| Mr.. II. Warner, of Warmers Settlement, near
Syracuse, and his sister, The disease was accom-
panied by huge green scabs tsome two lnches
souarel matter, and most disgusting ste1cn.
Mr. Taylor, of Syracuse. Mr.. E. HaIenoeck'
of Utica. Mr.. Young, of Fayetteviile-tle disease
i was of thirty years standing. Mr.. james Dc uran
and Mrs. Oliver, of Neutrality-suspicious. years
| since Mr.. John Tillinghast and Mr.. Geo "eoo'
of Albany.
NJ G. l.. Cavart, Of Charlton, Saratoga county
of cough, nightsweats, weakness ind emaelatloh
Miss Harding, of Brooklyn; Hr. McGratn,
, Buffalo; Miss Elbin, of Troy; 'f partial deaineS
and roaring in the ears
~ Reception Rooms, Operating Rooms anC
g Iaborator Letters ofinoury promptly answered
| by one of the physicians in constant attendance
Prescripti ms and Medicines sent to any part o
the country.
y Address Albany General Infrmary." Boz
| 1913 augl5wlyr
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The testimony of the Whole World
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

Bod Legs, Bad Breasts, S0res and J1cas
4 LII description of sores are rcmediabie by tho
I a proper and dilisent use Of this cstimablo
preparation. Tho only rational and successful
treatment indicated by nature is to reduce the
Inflammation In and about the wound, and 70 s1otdc
the neighborins parts by rubbing in plenty o.. tho
ointment as salt Is forced into meat.
}, era, liberated Sore Throat. and S1-'e.
and other Farcrs.
ANY of the above diseases may be cured by well
rubbing the Ointment, three times day, into the
the chest, throat and neck Of the patient il vii
soon penetrate, and give immediate rcliet.
Pies, F5S-UlGS, Stvirtures
The above class Of complaints will be removed by
nightly fomentinC the parts with warm water, and
then by most efectually rubbing in the Ointment.
1t should be understood that IL Is not sufficient
merely to smear the Ointment on the aEect,i PARTS
but it must be well rubbed IN for some can,ijrtl-
bic time two or three times q day. that 70 nay bee
taken into the system whence IT viii Icuafc any
hidden sore or wound as oIectuallv as though PAL
psble to the eye. There again, bread aud water
poultcos, after the rubbing IN Of tho Ointment,
viii do great service
LndsScretl0HS Of Youth Sores and LlcGs.
Blotchcs, as also swelings, CAM with certainty.
be radically cured If the Ointment be used freely
and the Pills be taken night and mornin, re-
commended in the printed instructions 10 vii!
oquire time, with the Use of the Pills 30 ensure n
asting cure.
Dropsical Seedlings, Paralysis ai..i S.fFJllals
Many of the worst cases, of such diseases will
yield in comparatively short space of time wbe,
this Ointment is diligently rubbed into the parts
affected, even after every other means have failed
In all serious malades tho Pills should be taken
according to the printed directions accompanying
each box.
BOTH The OINTMENT ARD PILLS sHcULD EE USED ~
THE FOLLOWING CASES.
Bad Legs, Chapped Hands. Lumbago.
Bad Breasts, Corns (soft), Files.
Burns, Cancers. Rheumatis,.
BunionS. Contracted and Sore Throat.
BITE OF Mos Stiff Joints, skin Diseases
chetoes aud Fistulas. Tumors
Ssnd-Flies, Gout, Ulcers.
Chilblans, Glsndular Swell Wounds
ings,
- { L n None are genuine
unless the words " HOLLOWAY. NV YORK AND
LoNDos." disceTnibe as a P1f,r-rperk in every
leaf of the book of directions around each pot or
box; the same may be plainly ssen by hoidirq t5e
ieafto The Isgf. A handsome reward will be given
to any rendering such information as may lend
to the detection of any party or parties counter
feiting the medicines OF vending the same, know
ing them TO be spurious.
.. Sold at the Mandatory Of Professor UoL-
LowAY, so Maiden Lane, New York, and by all [
respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine |
throughout the known world, in pots az Csc, &c |
I'd 81 each.
3 There is considerable saving by taking |
the larger sizes.
N. B.-Directions for the guidance Of patients
in every disorder, are affixed TO each box.
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MOEFAITt
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
PHENIX BITTERN.

TEyUE I.eh aud envied celebrity wAiche-ie Ia
4 pre-eminent Medicines have acquired or
their inYariabc efficacy in all the diseases wbich
they profess 70 cure, has rendered the usual prao-
tice of putting not only unnecessary, but unwor-
thy Of them They are known by their fruits
their god works testify for them and they thrive
not by tho faith Of tie credulous.
IN all CASES
OF ASTHMA. Acute and Chronic Rheumatism, Al
fection5 Of tho Bladder and Kidneys,
BILIOUS FEVERS AND LiFER
COMPLAINTS.
In the south and west where these diseases pre-,
vail, thew will be found invaluable Planters
farmers and others. who once use these Medicines,
viii never afterwards be without them
Billions Collie and Serious Looscne5s, BIlcs, Cos
tiveness COLDS and COUGHS, Cholic.
C)NSUMPTION-Use d with great success IN
this di ease.
CORRUPT HUMORS, DROPSIES,
DYSPEPSIA No person with this distressing
disease should delay using these medicines lmme-
diltely.
FRTPTIONS OF THE SKIN.
TPYNIPELiS AND FLATULENCI.
FEVER AND AGU E.-For this scourge Of the
western country these medicines will be found
safe, speedy and certain remedy. Other medicines
leave the system subject to return Of the disease
IA cure by these medicines is permanent. Try
them, be satisfied, and be cured.
FOULNESN or COMPLEXION.
GENERAL DEBILITY.
Gout, Giidness, Gravel, Headache Of every
kind Inward Fever, Iuhammatory rheumatism,
Impure Blood, Jaundioc, Loss of Appetite
LIVER co NPLfTNT'N,
LEPROST, LOGSENESN,
MERCURLAL DTSE1AES.
Never fails to eradicate entirely all the effects
Of Mercury infinitely sooner than the most pow
erful preparation Of Sarsaparilla.
Night Swcats Nervous Debility, Nervous Com
plants o., all kinds Organic Affections, Papits-
ton Of the Heart, Painters Cholic.
PILES.
The original proprietor of these medicines was
cured Of Piles Of thirtyfve years standing by the
use of these Life Medicines alone.
Pains in the head, side, back, limbs joints and
organs.
RHEUNATISM
Those all cted with this terrible disease will be
sure Of relief by the Life Medicines.
RUSH or BLOOD TO THE HEAD,
NCURVY, SALT RHEUli,
NWELLLNGS.
SCROFULA, or KINGS EVIL, in its worst
forms, Ulcers of every description.
WORMS Of all kinds are efoc ually expelled by
these medicines. Parents will do well to admin
lister them whenever their existence Is suspected
Relief viii be certain.
THE LIFE PILLS
AND PHENLX BITTERS
PURIFY THE BLOOD,
And thus remove all disease from the system.
Prepared by
DIR. WILLIAM B. M0FFAT,
No 33j Broadway,
(Mofat Building y. Y.
For sale by all Druggists.
Juno 20, 1850. WHY
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y ~ ~ -7'10 -
Coag AS, Co.'s, crop dSt"iI' |~'F-t
C9aqh, SIRE Throat. broRc3HlS, H01rs
ms Influenza. Fertr and AJUc.
1, b ~''- ,''-- % i'''''' O''uP '-
common, Gold in, -f--.s ri--t
r...... a.. ts.t,,,, NJ 1res.
r. 80 -, ~ ' .,-5s All disease e.. Gle !--.
'.-'.-- - ,,r-.-7-i.r.
Tn, mas. less success and unprecedented .s-
Mtlty wli-a tii5 remedy h'4s a--4l-i~-' --' -'
Sv-sii,r-y m ,rv mo doubts # Iet such give IT.
o,,, tr;gI
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Far Superfor
s Y L e s.
VERMONT SCENERY.

The subscribeJ having long entertained the idea
of making complete collection Of Photographic
Views Of the splendid scenery of Vermont, visited
last spring several parts of the State obtaining
nearly City large views, which are Low on exhibi-
ton and for sale at his Gallery, for rs each.
Nothing more beautiful or appropriate as an orna-
ment for the rarlcr walls Of Vermont home, can
be found, end as the price i 50 lon as to bring
them within the reach Of ali, no family should be
without one more Of them.
Other parts Of the State will be visited during
he early months of the coming spring, and the
present number of Views moro than doubled.
The Subscriber has on exhibition Photographs
of upwards Of $50 members of tho last Legisla
ture, including the Governor, Lieut.. Governor
Ex-Governors, Senator'S and Representatives; ALSO
Photographs of large number of citizens of
Burlington and vicinity, making, altogether, by
far the largest collection to DO found in the State
and which will we'll repay any one for calling and
examining.
Persons visiting Burlington for the purpose of
getting pictures taken vii to call and
examine the specimens, enquire the prices, and
JUDGE FOR THEMSELVES and not be Influenced by
what interested or prejadiced parties may tell
them
n. B. The subscriber also has large and vel
furnished Galleries at Montpelier and St. Adams
where experienced operators can always be found
70 attend 70 the wishes Of customers.
A, E, STYLES.
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A CAR ID {.


-ur AMERICAN WATCH E ~. st,sn-
-, 81 Wsithan, Mass, begs 70 oaln sns re-
A., - the pu bic 20 the following Ph;ch has
n on y. Of WaItham Watch &C., "n,U a,,;oaI
S So noIitely given by the leaolng Z Tnited
been and jewelers. throughout the Nun in
sI.a. The outire list of signatures 20 II, e' NH.
sc T.s.ern State, Is quite too long ior nre-
~, No., IN one advertiser emit but the nane
noSS viii be recognized by those acc "a tbe
VAN r,.h..t degree respectable and inhuentaad ,be
ns s;r .s.sbiishments may always De Ioun
t.o on;ns catches of the Companys
s.ast variety and at uniform prices Vow
sens.ures from many cities and towns o. Iii
r.nss,d NOT fully represented IN TINS is'' wan
:, = future advertisement.
TO THE PUBLIC.
aTHx UNDERSIGNED, practicai waocillia , a.u
-. N watches, having bought and sold Amer
go catches for number of years past, anu nav
- d.alt in all kinds Of foreign watches iof .
ncb longer period of time, beg to state that they
bsvs never dealt in watches which, as class VI
In Individual instances, have been more salislao
torv 10 themselves and customers. whether IN Tee
pect of durability, beauty Of finish, matnenatio
ally correct proportions, accurate
and adjustment, or Of fine time-keeping results
than those manufactured by the "sltham Voni
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VaeE,ine Sewing

MRS T. N. KELLOGG re esp 9i 'bii, that her
IYE 70 her Gust Tcrs anu l.' l,..'.4sr the Free
J1@.e 6 Tos' are again open v6eF' she may SS
r o G n rsa5iae s to do rtlsHg i sags qe
,'i't a.. aI--t' .erns. Z. N. KELLOGe'
SEWING MACHINE PARLoR'
Burlington Vt.
March 2T, 1861.
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RUTLAND & DURLISGTON Z. n.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

IN and after Monday, May -, Trains leave the
ORutland and Burlington Depot as follows:
90 NJ, Mail Train for Boston, Lowell, Wor-
cester, Springfield, Troy, Albany, New
York, &c.
IL 05 A NJ, Express Train arriving at New York
via Hudson River Rail Road at 10 90
p. NJ. This train connects with Trains
from ogdensburgh and Montreal at
burlington, running from Montreal TO
Troy without change of cars.
. 90 NJ Night Express for Troy and New York
with sleeping car, arriving at Troy at
40 NJ, and New York at As AN.
Trains arrive at Burlington as follows
90 A N night express from New York
. 80 Nj accommodation Train from Rutland
6 90 P N, Mail Train from Boston, Lowell Wor-
cester, Springfield, New York &C.
e. A. CHAPLIN, Supt
Rutland, May Is, 1851.
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BURROWS
Infants Friend,

GRAY NJ l y T [ Il Z
yuNHIS SPLENDID MIXTURE or Compound,
l is by far the safest. most effective, gentle and
cas- ant relieffor Children. Teetlioe, evc- :r5-
ucei.
4 certain rlIr H7d0l"0lt'H 81
tor LO0seuess Of tTt9ns, hsS,tSS'
the Bolrels. Pam 7fSS, Wand Co..
in the Stomach, f-DySsHi@rJ and
Spasns produced isarffTf.
from T'cetilng,
All Irregularities Of the Bowel, " ch.---'".
produced by Teething.
Are very happily relieved by ,lis ur-l-s,st
mixture.
MOTHERS AND NURSES
The best proof of all tina. can be said in BE- .-.
OF il %
TRTIT, TRTIT! TBTIT'
Challenge Comparison with any c.ho5 Remedy
in the world
1t has the approval Of some Of tho most cui1cn
practicing Physicians in the United States.
y For sale by all the principal Druggists and
Apothccarios throu ghout the United States and
Canadas. Also. by MeMurdy, rockingham s.
Co., Blanchard S Hoffman, Medical Hall, corner
South Pearl and Plain SITS; Humphrey s Co;
II Clement and II Bullock.
Price . cents per bottle. Address
WM. q BURROWS, Albany, Y
August, Is. 1859
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L L ID S.
Z have full assortment Of GARDEN and FLOWER
Il Seeds made up from FIVE of the most cele-
brated seed establishments in New England and
Northern New York.
ORDERS ARE RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.
The Daniel O'Rourk Peas. (earlv). Cham MON
England, and Black Eyed Marrowfat P cas- 70
Garden or Field.--Also, a few bushels choice
"Island Peas for seed.
q. 5. DEWEY.
March 20, 1eel. dawtf