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, 1862-11-01
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER /, 1862
Eo0K COUNTY REPUBLICAN, UNION
oDoRl1ATlQRf.
FOR SHERIFF.
D. 8. HAMMOND,
FoR CoRoEKR,
DIR. ERNST SCHMIDT.

eoprH cH1cAao+
4Nttspaaor-Fesnando Jones'.
-AksaetdAf fSHpe7Ete0r-S. l.. Irwin.
-Asae*a0T-In1Ar Spaer.
GnlectoF-Henfy H. Blake.
.3Asaots-L L. Mtniken, c. D'Wo1f, J. H. Hois-
3ngton, c. L. Dfeha, J. Summarized.
Cbms&abss-Anthony OTTO, G. r. Bogue. T, e.
Alvosd. Be,t. Hendr1cKs> Jerry Cou1t~Ftght.
7b4cx C1ak-L. l2mpeftz.
Cd.sgsissto'aeys Of Hlghardys-C. 7. Boggs, D. G.
HATley, Vim. CleAvet.
0rtrxeers Of Ntghscaye- Elijah Peacock, Vim. r.
U0Metpck- Vim. H. Stephens
Pound EeaerMar1in Webbe-.
RoRrH CHICAGO
1o4cn Surx,4ietr- -Cbas. Charleston,
Assistant tSMpx7Tixus-F- Gund.
Assee%or-ChAs. Vargee.
[0ilef117-Joeiah Randall.
Town EZerx-Henfy Jahnt-
Ju$tices-Nillis1n StjcEney- Robert Malcolm.
s|hhn RGmets. John AtwRtef, John snthberf.on.
Conxtahes-Pete1 Peterson. E. = Mclean. uen1y
EanffM2nn, John Het1inCer. Nicholas DzaaznuSE'
WEST CHICAGO.
Suuercisor-A, B. johnson
Assisfnnt St{,e,TiAoT-u q. Culvef-
.Jnsflces Of lie Pe0oe-A- D. StnrteyRnt, Nathan
;All@u. " 1liiam Il. uaaee, Il B. Ru2e1. Charles
II. BAs1nn.
T0,f-. rit7k-H. B. Stevens
AssesM1-Thuu1as SherEOld.
GoItctaF-GeoTce Mnrey.
Cpnsfdblee-T. 3. Bridges. c. Adeld, Rtch'd Clark
Z. lDchheller- Jacob SchoeDwaA-
Commissipner ~ 1HghrGys-A Stethhaus.
Ore.se1s Of Hsghucdys-Joh1 Corbtdge and Q.
Y,Dtbr{e
, 1862-11-01

EHEEf-HeteiVed t6Ff4y, tHD heat- The Tn1i-
ket remains nominzlly the eame ~ yesterday.
We note the follow ing saies:
al theep common grade) at t............ ....$355
- - - 1t 3-GU
, 1862-11-01

FRIDAY EyKKIKe, 0et. 81, 19S1

Tax se19s ef stoek fsporssd In tAts 9sarkt Fspof
aTsTaT Hss EsJgAt, rs1ass otAsFStse sedtsd.
, 1862-11-01

The following table ehows the amount Of mt
reys received ut the Custom Houee for year
pact: ..-.
Total amount Of moneys receire1 from all sources,
end tofaf aDs0atnt 2,H.a by Lather Hncen. Cts!st-
ttr. from st Oct05er. 1861. 10 5I 0cto5sF, 1864
, 1862-11-01
UAloM Mass Meeting ON MONDAY
NAg4aE,

The 1aat great mass meeting Of the cam
Iaign will be held on Monday evening, in the
rotunda on Washington street, between Clark
ard La Sale. Gov. Yates, Cor. Morton OF
Indiana, and numerous other eloquent Union
lists will be present and address the assembly.
Tlis y ill be tlJt last grand rally, and every
Union man should he there Let there be 8
crowd tt greet the speakers from abroad
such one as will strike terror in the ranks
OF the Tory Democracy.
, 1862-11-01
Mus1Ea CAY At CAMP DOUGLAS
CONDITION OF xMK RARoLHD
TRQ4RK.
The Illinois 3FeepS Receiving ArAs
"A New Provost Marah&l.

1eeterday, camp Douglas and Its enVirons
presented N nnusual scene OF acas1ty. he5f
menus were dfaTn up IN line. companies were
marching ana counter marching, "uo eqasos
OF men we're moving III ese3s o1fecuoa. ~
w, ~has - kno"n Ii INC 1r"y teeaAu3e
sne'l uues' 80 osTa.s ~. ~ W sao 1.ss
u"s .. e's'. :..sa s. ts- -.s- 49, ~1s 1"-,~4:, e
- 49, ...,, .,1,. h.r., =. ~ ,z.s'sa1 80
s.s,, n'.s ,.,,o.a ,.na an,,...s .has.os .@ ~
~ r1 1nted . for Frono +ha ra11s +,ns ner1aotaa
~ 1ra,.aa s+sta. 1,,,.ss.e- a;sh..Ie. 800 ~ ~
ns. 4as,- -.nss ~.
Il heaut,fnl one the hT,eht snn the h,1mr
a,r .na tha x,,.1,o~ h..e ~ 1aa,,. s,m..o.
called forth many n,e...nt rem.,k. frnn the
Ncv Yo,k rep1ments. who are mn ,ccnstorne ea
tn weeten antnmns The univ dravh,ch
vas c1onds If dnst uh,ch avant ovor fhe
c,mn s1u,ost h,3nd3n1 t1,e trnona and auino
mouth and cars and every conceivable cavity
With fta g,1ttv psrtic]es. On the whole ho1-
ever. the muster WAS quite satisfactory to all
concerned, except that there was no money.
TIE PARoLED TROOPS.
Col Willard. of the 115th New York. mns-
terpd MI the New York psroled regiments.
He Is tboroneh officer and il highly popula,
xfth those Of his own Stats, His work was
done rapidly and with precision, aud his cx-
planations were accurate and clear. The
1l1th mustered s54 men aud is the largest OF
those sent here from Hrper's Ferry, Col
sepo,ne. having rscoverra h,s health Ia now;n
command If the rep3mant some ten ar a
dozen NJ tho officers nave oy1aniz.d a mss,
.nd s,a living comfortable In ca,pn. and this
:. - .o.aoe ..o.h,ae ~, +h;s rar;noent n,a.
-....n. = ,.o,....a 49, t.;. rta-a Ia ,o+htop
.s .,,e 49,, +hs+ .,f,oa,. ,a, m,ra +hei,
~.~ 49, aho.,a
.,s' -s s-.-sx e n>.ru nrs
| -. -. - ~ .s.,+ =,
| os .. ..,a.-S:.I - =,
s.9' ~ s...(a.-sN . - = - -. 60,
.."a' e-s 'AeAA 80:
~ 49,, ~ - s,,a.. h.,,o ,af< o,,,., ~ =,
W. 49, ~,.-- go. &C. .,.t ~,
114' =, - .aa-, .,,,o - .n.ta, 80.
~ - ,,a-s -,a,,,+tn,r .7t vaata-a,,
49, @ a--aasos - ~ on h,na .r,;n 90 n
49,. ff f,u
A"DA' -s.H s,,-a nno,>
,aan ..ao,raa f.o-,, +,s 4 II,
n o.ee. uA7 ,:esa.:--s ~ eo,h n.;o 49, -
.1Ds st 49, .,1 7r.;.,,,1 So IN >.
y. a-c,sa 49, d,,,,, -a.ta,ds :
...1- ~ ,,..e -ra,, 80 ,1of ,t,aa .t .,
.1sat ~ aa;,,r 1,o,na +hor5h rnane :
,ha.i tes as,.a.ssa . .ba;r ~ as,orm;aation - -
s,tar w. sa,,.;ca sf,sr thsy hs,, v;s;,ea tho
es.nas ,rn;s ;s ~ ~ t;,s t1.1re rnon1 h
:-.e a 49,. +,~,, - .,,;st,,on+ r.
~A-N
. rcs,a aos 49, r+;,, -,ao- axuo.. tar ;aa,
bt>ra;n,t,on H;,en n,ste,a] in li,c veste
f .-.,,--::, 49,,
Gay, Genefai lg1cr Persoaaiig Fls1ted tne
, 1862-11-01

" ANTE GENTS, SUIT
w LERS, NEWS DEALERS,
PEDDLERS ATTENTION
War Maps,
L1oydss New United states Map.
Price ftts cents Seat TO any pArt of the country o.
receipt Of price. po=t pad~
Stationery Packages
10 different s:y1es:
The best and cheapest pat ua In the "e1t-
uunuN LOWS GREAT BOOK
Re44ii price 21a5- Sent ~ mai, Psstsze paid On 70
eeipt Of price
sY- over 5000 Eew Maps Just recslTsa- Agents
send stamp 1oe c'sc'io@' 4 - LANDON, AEg4e.
saIake street, opposite fremont House.
, 1862-11-01
Great Enfcn Meeting In the FourtI:

At the Saloon Of Chas- Schell, on Wells street
near Adams. on saturday Nov. tst. at H p. m
Fields Of the UniGn. came and rally. The
MT eth Of this ward On las, Stonday evening Wa
crcNus 6. and John Ii King. " Gage and Chan
ctllor 9shks add rseGd the ssme in the Ea.'isa,
the Ges,nau language This meeting having been
such d. ci6ed suctess il il 10 he huped that the
ore uf Lex! saturday viii be even more so.
The caLd;daieE viii be Present
, 1862-11-01

c77- Nrs. Cora l.. Y. Hatch will lecture in
Kings,uz5 BALL on Sunday, Nov. %. at hal'-pass
ten o'clock p., and hslf.ra=t sevcn O'Clock 7. II,
TIE suhjxet fez the evening lecture WILL be gwen
her BY tie audience. nolst
, 1862-11-01

M A n T ED-Cre purchaser ii
IFG MACHINE. F.o1a {10 to &D profit per- wax
can be ta.ned o. It by my msn a. oE Eon.n = s;n
Mss s3cs i ntEsn m;zTte4; u,4Ses vaEffsy q
seeyea Clouds EontaRp. Meolets Military sssh:s &C.
W Il! give to one person to eaah tovnsh1p tne ex
Il eacl to nship which will enable thea to earn to
vie ps'd for ~ nacniIe eess,y ana 9ss1m m 80
re. Prize. SIS SECURE yn17 township. For c!:saar
With u1sbrr and full psrtcn ATS cA!f On or add!"t&
{p'tt etaurr, 6RAFSCS & ELLIOT. ie1e-N t9enraL
ii ls3t street. Chicago. IL ocl9V5-llm
, 1862-11-01

r. Cook & McLz1a, s.esn s1sssa aat sro77css, Is
Densto1n and In ;. Ctsr2 srE=cts, clean AID -"
ladies aad ssnt1enens+ clothes In tae ecss a2u cSes
est manpee Tie Oldest astablIsaed hou&e in the tT.
, 1862-11-01
EIGHTH WARD,
1t North Market Ea11,
Ninth WARD.
At No, 163 Chicago avenue.

hat 49, ~ t T14 a19 vGsdson streets
the CT uf Twelfth etrect, and east # the cen
t.e OF Morgan stf=er, ehail be known and den0rni-
lated as Tenth Ward Election District Number
Une.
District 2-CorEer Of Wright aud Canal streets.
AL that part IF :1e Tenth Ward lying so1th Of
Ii: erE'fe If rs7=,f,l street, and east OF The ce1
nsted as Tenth Nasd Election District Number
Two.
Ii*ftic' a-Eorne. Es;l.ker and Twelfth streets,
AL that Fart g. the Tenth Ward lying west OF
The centre cf Morgan street. shalt be known aud
| G.,H n4iA!attd as Teeth Il ard Election District
Nur. her Three.
, 1862-11-01

W7ANTED-Tn Il L,.mber AMI
W Grain Duslnesz, in n country town In 1Eltnc1s.
an efficient, thy ilau. GU cs aid ucCdssta u
figures capable OF sec2tnE accuunt5 ta s12ne
fcFrl man from the country preferred AEtIress
" "lut.ner Meseh1nt. caft Oi AIAuis House. tu:saTo.
III. - until Octucer 18th. Cc-1y4si2N
, 1862-11-01

SEEauAE Is ON THE TICEET.-D71Dy
CouEblin of the "Tiu.h," candidate upon
ttc bogus Democratic ticket for Supervisor.
has withdrawn bis name in favor OF Jas "
Snebar, 1e understand This Is the plum
Sttv gives shcahan for coming out in favor of
his ticket # that isn't an exchange, We
would Ike to know what is.
, 1862-11-01

" kNTED, 500 AVEE TS,
W fe Es'1 the l%-gcst. hest ssad eb~ar=ss Ps{2t:
PACKAGES in te wurlt. Cuht.nlg Vi olis III ).
&C enhia..on ehe,ke- ards che-s AMI cn-cSrrs.
and iicy1ts tu1cs for the OF ch -. a move. n
~ n. ;.arKe.e In Ereat cemIad !, the
eolde1s. send for Vi. culAEs.
C. " DUN & CO. ISL Cia1a 6s7eat, Chicago.
, 1862-11-01

On Tnursday evening at tho alumni meet
ing, poem was read By Rev. Warren Tapliu,
Of Yo1kri1le. Illinois, and an address BY R:y-
Chas. Fowler Of Chicago. The address is de-
serving Of more than passing notice, bu:
Lack Of space prevents II revie Y ut this time,
It was one Of the most Interesting excreises
Of the week.
, 1862-11-01

For anything yoa want to give LIGHT, 60 10
3 films, this ts2 Lake street. oc5f-es
, 1862-11-01

EAn elegant residence, also cottages,
suburban residences, farms, tNc., are adver'
7ised for sale or exchange in another column.
, 1862-11-01

ARRIVED. October -.

schr Japan, Loutil1, sarnia, 10 800 BIZ cozn.
, 1862-11-01

" ANTI D.-1CO neB wan ed for
" tt Fit.t Ee3r1ar Cavalry, ft1r Gid Fi~st Dra-
tupla NUI!t.h--t1MnLees v nO II q nos atIti1Ey
csr a! Q b: enlisted for This Fr. e:'. tsse Gst;>!
Orde1B No Isl, atea WASN'T fton. Oc1. s. 1S'e- EoE
taE,:nctr corr. Fri:c nol LII, g., 1-qW:ea. :e
{1ff1Cr pg1 Sputh clark street. ocl yt2S I'm
, 1862-11-01

sCali on Dunlop, Sewel1 &Spa'iiog for Printing ~
noyII .h12I-1y
, 1862-11-01
20 Rr1tt.

ITO r E n r,
Tro1t Ct3iee No, ISL South Water street,
With Double Desk. Claits, &c.
, 1862-11-01

Ey See certificates from all the sewing
n;achire men, i favor OF D. Barnum'a "self
Sewcr,' smorg ne* advertisements. See the
wo1k Of the *'srlf Sswtr," in CorGt1l& & Co.'s
chow case, At 1re door, 13; Like street.
Pz.cc, $l.5o. Bsx2,Ts4.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1862-04-23
WINER's CANADIAN VERMIFUGE
SAVES THE CHILDREN.

This is the only sure remedy against worms thehl
man frame-thIngs that are so fatal and destructive e
children. SAVE TIE CHILDREN
Let mothers be timely warned, and not allow these
child murderers to remain in the system 0fher offspring
Remember that WINER'S CANADIAN TER}lIFUGE
will once and forever Danish the reptiles and the Young
will be saved Think Of this.
Colonel Nasser of Mississippi in aIeCrt Ncsey
ESQ of the Aberdeen Conservative thus winds tip ds
communication the value of tins medicine to lbs 0FB
family My experience has convinced me that, in The
experiment | have made with Winners Canadian YeIns
fuge, il is due to suffering humanity, as well a; to tue
manufacturer of the medicine, to make public the result
of my observations. signed W. Il, FASER
GREAT MORTALITY AMONG CHILDREN
The papers TEEN with specuat0ns upon the amazing
mortality among children but they fail to rndcae the
true cause the presence of worms in the stomach and
ntestines AtIeast halfthe fatal diseases to which child
hood is subject are attributable worms This wa the
mother then would risk the consequences Of this terrible
disorder when a few doses of Winers Canadian Nerm
uge will always sweep away the vermn and the 1ueu5
in which they imbedded, leaving the system ID
healthy condition and secure against aTetuTh0 thGeM
paint2 "iners Canadian Eermituge, saves heclidItI
OF the mUlttudes of children hatdIebe0 ihe Itasl
their twelfth YEAR three-fouTfhs believed 10 DC a9
victims of internal worms, Of diseases arising Ho"
that cause.
.5g@ BEWARE or CAL0HEL-The public generally hIal
not be aware that nearly all Worm LozengcS cont-D
caIome and that the lives of children are thereby q"
danCered Sold wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT & CO., PFopreor>,
q and ISL Charities street, New UF'ta4H
and by Druggists generally For sale in smTePyI,.@
all the Druggists leo---s
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SHREVEPORT FOUNDRY

FFIIIE undersigned having built large and commodi-
shop, is prepared to manufactureSteam Engines,
Boilers and Machinery of all kinds for steamboats, sugar
plantations, mills, cotton presses, draining machines
and railroads.
Gin gear horse power fire fronts, furnace mouths and
CRATE bars, brass work of every description metallic
packing for steam cylinders, gin metal rings.
will be done with dispatch viii keep on hand at all
times Crate Bars Flanges, Boilers GaugeCocks Ploughs
Shovels, Plough Scooters, and Segments shall gen
orally keep on hand second hand Boilers and Engines
would also call the attention of all saw-m men to MY
improved and attached Head Blocks
Cash paid for old cast iron brass and copper.
Shreveport, Aug. 8, 1889 TH0S. W. JONES.
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AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY!
For the cure of
Bronchitis, Coughs and Colds.
THE WAKORA ARABICA,
DISCOVERED A
MIS- SI0NA AIRY
WHILE TRAVELLING IN ARABIA.
TINTON INEU 81 \
VI | S s 10 y 4 K Y
WHILE TRAVELLING IN ARABIA

A LII who are suffering from Consumption should use
"A the MAkORA ARABICA, discovered by "a mission
airy in Arabia.
An who are threatened with Consumption should use
the MAkORA ARABICA, discovered by missionary in
Arabia
All who are suffering from Bronchitis should use the
MAK0RA ARABICA, discovered by missionary in A
raba.
All who are suffering from Sore Threats Coughs and
Colds should use the MAKORA ARABICA, discovered
by a missionary in Arabia.
All who suffering from Asthma, Scruula, and I'm
Purties of the Blood, should use the MAhORA ARABI-
CA, discovered by missionary in Arabia.
1t cures Consumption
1t cures Bronchitis
it cures Sore Throats, Coughs and Colds
tcures Asthma, Scrofula aud Impurities of the Blood
This unequacd remedy is for the first time introduced
to the public
1t provi1enally discovered by amissionary while
travelling in Arabia He was cured of Consumption by
its use after case was pronounced hopeless by learned
physicians in Europe
He has forwarded to in writing full account Of his
extraordinary cure, and of number of other
which has come under his observation, and also full &C
count Of the medicine.
At his request, and mpeled by desire to extend a
knowledge ofths remedy to the public, have had his
communication printed in pamphlet form for free dstr
button Its INTEREST," enhanced by account which he
gives Of the scenes of the Syrian massacres which he OBJ
tanned from those who suffered in that awful tragedy
This Bamphletmay be obtained at our office or il will
be sent free by mail to all who apply for it.
WeimpOrt the MAKORA ARABICA direct from Smyr-
ma through the house of CleOn Gylppus and we have
always on hand full supply, put up in bottle ready for
use, with full directions.
Price dollar per bottle Sent by mail on receipt
of price, and "a cents for postage
For sale wholesale and retailhy
LEEDS, GILMORE & Co..
Importers of Drugs and Medicines,
81 Liberty Street, New Y rk.
~" Sold bV DrurpiSts generally. raprIlO.
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WATER COLORS.

WATER COLORS.
NEwMAS's, ACKERMASs,
REEVES & Sons, OsBoRSEs.
Paper Hangings, &c,
EUST received large stock of the above COLORs, IN
~ cakes and in mahogany and rosewood boxes, with
lock and key. Also, German COlors, in cakes and
boxes, a fine assortment
Oil colors, in tubs. English and American;
Canvases for Portraits in frames of 8x10 TO 42x55
Canvas in rolls, from 36 to Sc inches wide;
Stretchers for canvases, Of ell sizes;
400 doz fine sable and camel hair pencils;
100 " paint and varnish brushes, all sizes;
Tin foil, In sheets and books;
Tinsel of all the usual COlOrs;
French and American PAPER HANGIEGs.
Doors, Window Sash and Binds, of all sizes and
description, for sale cheap.
49,. Window Glass, &c..
5000 bxs American Window Glass, all sizes;
700 do English and French, from 6xl0 to 33XG5
500 lights fine Plate Glass
20 bXs double thick American, from 6xl0 to 20x50
1000 lights coored glass;
100 Glazier Diamonds;
500 bundles glazier tins;
10 tons White Lead, in % to zoo ID. kegs;
5000 cansters and kegs coored paints in p OF to 100 h.
packages;
$500 lbs. fine French Green, dry and ground in OIL
1000 bbls Whiting and Paris White, Of my own manu-
facture fire dried.
Paint Mills of all sizes and every article usually kept in
general Paint, Oil and Color Store, will be found at
r. CLANNON's
nov 2, 1857 98 Canal street. New Orleans
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r FAD THTSy

NEW ORLEANS MEDICAL NOTICE.
60 DR.. LEROI'S MIXTURE For The PROMPT
49, Esa AND CERTAIN CURE OF ALL URETIlRAL
AS5t5sss5 DISEASES AND TuosE AFFECTIONS SOLE
Ez5S% "a LG-T0 THE PUBIIC-Seventecn years
EA 80 trial of this Mixture IN extensive practice
s ~ in New Orleans has fully tested its powers and
removed those reudces which physicians and the pub
lie have against advertised medicine by It's nyarlabe
success all diseases such gOnorThma geet
spasmodic structures neuralgia of the bladder and the
urethra affections Of the kidneys ncontinuancc Of the
urine whites &c.
It would be well in obstinate of gonOrrh9a and
gleet connection with the Xture CAMPHOR
ATED BELLADoNNt INJECroS Price 50 cents.
TAKE NOTICE--As in all uncomplcated cases ONE
BOTTLE of DIR. lie ROY'S MIXTURE sutces to effect a
permanent cure in from three eight days assisted if
necessary by vial of the Belladonna Injection, the
of getting promptly cured of disagreeabe and often
dangerous maady is triiing This mixture is not an
pricaI remedy. a 'cure all but is compounded by
physician and prescribed solely for Urethra Affections
tits entirely vegetable uauseous and can be used
with perfect safety confidence and ease does not
affect the breath requires but little change diet and
no restriction from business, which has rendered very
popular both with the public and medical men.
Persons afflicted strongly recommended to give 1t
trial when its prompt effect viii convince them OF its
efficacy. PRICE PER BOTTLE s..
CAUTION.-Recoectt the genuine article IS liquid.
Every French label has the written signature OF Leroy,
NJ D.. Paris, on it, and every English label has the fac
simC signature of
DR. T.. G. THOMSON & Co., Sole Proprictors,
Southern Medical Infrmarv, II Carondelet \. Orleans.
Just received a supply Of LcRoys Mixture, For sale
wholesale and rCtailby THOS. Il. NORRIS,
March l3-lv Druggist, Shreveport, La
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ssU u SUPERIOR CUTLERY.
Scsss Just received direct from the manufacu-
p - rers, Sheffield, an extensive assortment of
superior Razors Pocket Knives Scissors etc. etc. made
to order expressly for this market and for sale by
aug4 THOMAS Il. NORRIS, Druggist
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1862-04-23

:, LIE 49, M! IN AMONG TEN TBorsU7
DAhLEX's MAGICALP PAIN Fy y,9AAD
As universally supplanted al ~ "ACT0R
- = anu h2ain9 applications in both ~ 0inn
Nes!eFu heho spheres, wherever ntro5s e Eastern ,s
trnslc merit is the true secret Of t1oed and 1aa
neous affections, whether the causeb success ii a
BURNS &&SCALDg '-sas Fdjssa,s'
are instantly relieved ofS their
hammation by timely ap- : Dlicgt sush, pain s,.
healer, and the flesh is re- : newaI, u This uarysr
blemish or scarrenaining. 'S " BY aeh9rn
THE FRIEND OF THE W., 74o
Children are frequent suf = ferars = SEkY
ries, especially from fluid Z and c5r ,,9u external 4,
therefore every mother sbouT tueheeEHlgsio- H.
preparation constantly nj 2 hand 7. IaFe this his
and quickly removes the . ETrps sSoRERnr'als
prevalent in the nursery :. J" hEGWoB,
TO TRAVELLERS BY -3sEA AND r,v,
The machinist, the trey: q eler srd LAND
vidual whose lot in life = throws lesserF otLer,r,
chance Of accident from q exploeio4 Ilt Within NJ
should bear in mind that Z this lTao3 i5le OF cOs-
best and only friend It is = both L&Factor ~
and should be his u companior and Chan r'
need There are thOusandsc of liyno ~ as fieB3
10 its marvellous virtue = who oyS 'lesseso ta,t
and muscles to its saving efficacy 'HeF sound lrI
The following are few : of The hal
which DALLEY'S MAGI- Il CAL p ItI TN disease, f.
is PREVENTIVE assweUo9 G cSt4 IEATRACTad6
Burns, ;~oNh:
Bruises pf, seuetaiy
Boils, Pin5
Broken Breast, pnis6r
Bites of Reptiles, RbeTrnsr
Cancer, Rashos sH
Cracked Lips, Sores =, am.
Chapped Hands, Shot W an 1Rds,
Chilblains, Scroftla
Cramp, Scnrrv'
Chafes, ScaIds'
Diseases of the Skin, Sc1rf
EEE s.,7e SScald Head.
sun IT. Spralns
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at any other establishment.
Wagons of all sizes and patterns for horses or oXenf
Cane Carts and Wagons of the latest Improvements
Carts and Drays, city and plantation use; Timber
and Ok Wheels; Spring, Produce and BaggageWagons,
Wheelbarows Trucks, ETC. in short all the different art
ces in the line, in extensive varieties.
Purchasers will find it to their interest to call and ex
anime before purchasing elsewhere. -,-
Nos. S. 70 and Y Carondelet street. New Orleans
n Borders received and executed with despatch
Planters ordering any Of the above articles will please
direct their Merchants to D. G. Wilson's Repository
april 81, 1859.
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LIGuT! LIGITl! LIGHT!I!

u LIDUftY street, New o
"a" Sold BY Druggists generally. raprll0
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H.rPY WoNEN.-A hannv momat-L !. sle n0

HAPPY WoNEN.-A happy womar! is she not the
very sparkle and sunshine Of life? woma who IS
happy because she cannot help Whose smile even
the coolest sprinkle Of misfortune cannot dampen.-
Men make terrible mistake when they marry for
beauty fer talent, for Style the sweetest wives are
those who possess the magic secret Of being content
Cd under any circumstances Rich or poor high or
low, 1t makes no difference the bright little fountain
Fl JOY bubbles Up Just as unsteady IN their hearts
go they 1--we ~ cottage? the hrelght that leaps up
ol lis humble hearth becomes brighter than the gded
chandeliers up an Aladdin palace 10 they eat brown
bread or drink cold water from he wel* 1t affords them
more SOLID satisfaction than the millionaire pate de
toie graS anu iced champagne Nothing ever goes
wrong with tueE-no trouble Is too serious tor them
no calamity 50 dark ana dep, that the sunlight OF
Their smiles wall not make inc best ot IT, Was ever
me stream Oh Sht 80 dark ana PTopour that tne sun
shine Of a happy face falling across its tunjd tide
would not awaken an answering CLEAN; WY these
JoyoIsIcmperea people aoL Emo" tue good they 49,
ALI For THE BEsf-Blesfcd are they that re'DHnd
ler lAes shaI see no guests.
Blessed are they that are deat for they never need
end money nor listen TO tedIoNs stories.
b,eSsea are oeJ thAt are aha@ 81 thunder tor lne|
rha'l hesl.aG aoou. 6e'"n9 married aua keep away
rom PoHls" neeloss
Blessed are tAet IA1 are ignorant .of IAey are nap
ny M thinking tnat they kho" everything:
blessed is ne mat Is ugly III form ana features, Tor
inc giIs sia D tnoiesJ N.Y.. ...
bIcsse4 IS sue Ih't "oAu ri married. D"I can TOE
the consultations oil the gospel aTe hers.
htes'e" arg Inc oLPAa" sI1QFe'' 'or "'e5 nave "o
'Holher 70 SPAR" mem e.,
Cluafeh, ".dI Is Una. you c%h never eaten, even IL
70" VIZ W (l"so AZ ~ = "1N. II pos'Io'1' WY"
'"S s,1,,gs' mrs. ~ Sl,e wv =" tl
,o- ~ ~ 81 ~
o. 5o"I ll,S :,:-o,. - A. ,...,. -.
Won can never rpcaIIit.
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and bY DruggiE
all the Druggis
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The Stolen Rose,

pluck'd a rose from thy bower,
Hoping that the fragrant flower
When planted near my heart, would prove
An amulet to hopeless love
But vain, alas. the trial prove d.
The rose too, like the maid lcyd
Shed such sweet fragrance III my soul
That love more firmly held control