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must be done by ourselves-done faithfully, earn,
es ly and So in the sight of God. Love must go
along with it; gratitude for their past services
memories of our infancy and childhOod thoughts
Of the glory which viii accrue to us, when we
shall lead these people, once our servants, hut not
now as servants, but above servants, as brethren
beloved and present them to Christ as our offering
of repentance for what we may have failed to full
fill, in the past of our trust.
But it may be asked, do you regret the abolition
of slavery? For myself and my race, no |
rather rejoice in it; but for them, most deeply l
sincerely believe it the greatest calamity which
could have befallen them the heaviest stroke
which has been struck against religious advance
ment iu this land. l would not if | could have il
restored for any benefit to me or mine or my coun-
trymen. have met nobody who would. But for
them see no future gin this country. Avarioe
AMI cupidty and interest will do for their eXtinc
tiou whatthey have always done for an unprotected
inferior race. Poverty, disease, intemperanoe
will follow in their train and do the rest | say
these things from no ill-feeing against the race,
for God is my witness have loved them and do
love them and have labored for them all my life,
but because at this moment l think it my duty to
put these opinions upon record, that the past may
be vindieated and the future take none by sur
prise.
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Ress,nt. hu Esn,Ironh.

N. o., j. b G. N. R. R.--July ll.-5 bales cot
ton Fulkerson & McLaurin-4 do Kern & Scherer
FloWer-2 do Warren & Crawford-slsl feet
lumber d Weaver-S5O0 do G E Cate &co--l6,-
COO do P Baker-25 bbls whisky MoAllster AGO
81 bxs peaches bbls apples A Cognarick-5 bxs
peaches l. Golding--I car cattle Pascal Seryet-l3
.bbls rosin / do turpentine Huntington Bros-ll91
feet lumber Wang-sundries to Order-Total "a
bales cotton
N. o., o. & G. W. R. R.-July lO-S bales
moss Johnson-36 SKIS onions and sundries to
Surle-S6 head cattle and sundries to order
N. o., o, q @. W, Il, R.-July 1l-92 hides
W H H Witherell-l bales wool Ben Toledano-3
bbls potatoes bales wool to Gerard &eo-45
SKIS onions and sundries L Surle-ll bales moss 81
hides bales wool Montague Carloss-l9 hides
@ Broussard-s4 do Nj Labusuuerre-lSO SKIS onion
bales moss I24 head cattle and sundries to order
5000 feet lumber Coudreaux
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The st. Francis river is falling rapidly, with
plenty of water as high up rs Mariana. Crops are
very promising, and the planters are exceedingly
juhiIaut thereat,
Capt Joe Bryan has left the wheel of the Henry
Ames, and will in a few days take command of the
Lizzie Gill.
Capt Sam. Shock, late of the Atlantic and Mis-
sissippi Company's line, who has been to St. Louis
on pleasure trip, returned yesterday, fresh and
hearty. He will be found, as usual, on the star
wharthoat, ready to transact any steamboat bust
ness that may offer,
The Atlantic and Mississippi Steamboat Comma.
ny in addition to selling its wharfboats at Mem.
phs, Ycksburg and Napoleon, will sell the bars
on all its boats Sealed proposals for the bars
will be opened at ST. Louis the 18th and for the
wharfbonts on the 25th of the present month
4. D. HNE FOR JEPFERsoN.--Th excellent
passenger steamer 7, D, Hine, Capt. j. j. Worlev,
commander, with Mr. Geo. G. Hamilton in the
office, leaves this evening ct O'Clock for the
above and all intermediate landings on Red River
We advise passengers to lose no time in securing
rooms for the trip on this steamer. They cannot
fail to feel at home on board, and will be furnished
with excellent accommodations, and will also De
well entertained by our friend Hamilton, who will
keep them in good humor by his long list of
humorous stories that he will mpart to them dur
ing the time that they mayb on board of this neat
and eommodious steamer.
For THE WATERING PLAoBS.-Ihe fine, fast low.
pressure steamer Creole, Captain Charles Walker
commanding, and Mr.. Sam. Green, clerk, leaves as
above to-day on the arrival of the A. M. train OF
cars, Pontehartrain railroad. Agents, Leach &
Perkins, corner of Carondelet and Grayier streets
CAMEItA FOR THE WATERING PLACEs.--This
regular, fast and splendid low pressure packet
leaves to-day from the Pontchartrain Lake end, on
the arrival of the 9 A. N. train. Capt. A. P.
Boardman is in command, and Mr.. John Otway is
the efficient purser.
MARY FOR MoDmE.-The splendid new low
pressure passenger packet Mary, Capt. A. L.
Myers, commander, leaves as above from the
lake end of the Pontchartrain railroad at II
NJ. to-day. Agent G. Harris, corner of Camp
and Common streets
LUMINAEY- o. S, lL0I AHa1lttc and Mississippi
Steamship Company, for 81, Louts,-This supc-
rior and favorite passenger packet, in command of
Capt. B. r. Packard with Mr.. j. w. Eckley in the
office, leaves at ?. NJ. to-day for the above,
making connections with the railroads for all points
east and west.
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Per ship Castine, from New York; P Sarrazin
r AYet g. Cambon-A Atlantic and Miss s CO. A
Lum-Folger &co-C G SAMPSON G Morris
Keep Il CaulfeldKent, Thomae & Carter-S Wolff
"a Koenig-P Dwyer-R M DeDman aeon Rich
ards-Wheelock, Finlay S5co-J NJ Johnson-M M
Merriell &co-T B Bodley &co-Walker q Snyder
NJ Kepler-Jas Gonegal-S NJ Todd &co-Aaron q
Myers-H HuIler-J Gauche-T Waterman-Wil-
liams & Murray-Katz & Barnett-G Fosdick-
l. Dalsheimer-Blake & Tower--N Whelahan-L
Fix-Kearny, Blois &co-H Uthotf-C Raymond
Mallard-H Phelps &co-Page, Bradford &co
a d Grief-E w Burbank--Russell i Hal--H 7
Hill &co--Hill b Veazie-W Lyon &eo-George
Stroud-La & Tex Petrol & G L Cc-NOrman &
Whitney--Thornhill & ichardson--Thele, Seller
&cO-POthoff g. Knight-M Lyon-Gordon Her
rick-C Jaubert &co-Fatjo, Marks &co-J S ST.
monds-M W Smith-Chas Loefler-D Kelham &
COW Converse jr--Barnett & LiOn--Erast &
Tupper--W g. J McCracken-J w Platt-W Lin
dop-Haan 4 FrederiGkson-J Fl Carter-A Will
bur-Geo P McLean--J Davidson-Jno ! Moore
Simon-Fatio g. Brunaso-Slark, Stautter eco
E F Mfoton-G N Morison-E MISUNDERSTANDING q
Son-Grifin & Porch-J Adams &co-J Noelke
Campbell & Rickerby-A Arman-L Sturtevant
co-Barnes, Ward &co-N 0 j. J Rairoad--James
Barba-J Syme--D M Hildreth-A Lanata-O =
Halle Thompson &co-Thos Glesser-Smonds&
Meyers Maunsell &co--GifIord q Perkins
E Hart &co-R Bleakley &eo-S D Moody &co-
j Hogue-F Mitchell &co-H Doudoussat-T
Keller-Bouton Smith & Denman-J P Couon--
Ellis & hamberln-biitehell, Craig &co-J L Lee
S Z Moore &co-M McGraw--J Aikens-F Wag-
ener-S Blessing-J Reynolds-B Pitfet-order
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Egeeelptn or prodnea Ye.tsrdnv.

JEFFERSoN-S Steamer Mittie Stephens-75 bis
cotton R Lloyd-24 do Ben Toledano-l7 Carroll,
Hoy &co-lI do W Burbridge &eo-7 J E King
Scott, Cage &co-2 Dean, Adams q Gatf-l do
J Chatfe & Bro-l E Marqueze--3 pkgs liquors to
Thompson &co-S rolls leather w c Lpscomb--
coils rope Shark Stauffer &co-170 hides Wright,
Alien &co-240 do bales wool L Mann &cO-4
SKIS wool to F Dunbar-sundries to order-Total
l43 bales cotton
BAYOU SARA-Steamer Nina Simmes-l5 bale
cotton R Flowers do R Carroll &eo-6 do to
F J DaSilva &co-l do W Tullis-56 bbls peach
es and sundries to order-43 hhds bone black to
A Thompson &cO-Total 80 bales cotton
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HAVANA-Schr R N Brownie hhds sugar 3l9
bxs do G Laughland-6O0 bxs do E Troisgros-
81 900 cigars Hernsheim-5 bbls paper cigars F
4 Gonzales bxs mdse L Vallee
TNDIANOLA AND GALVESTON-Steamsh
Texas-225 head cattle Ben Foster &co-sundries
to order
PENSAC Lizzie-94, 900 laths
Sanford, Black &co-sundries to order
HAVANA-Br brig Sir Robt Peel-2S6 hhds 63
ties and SO bbls molasses to b Troisgros
NEW Y0RK--ShiU Castne--Astd mdse
BOSTON-Shp Kate Davenport-927 tons ice
to Cage Badger &co-Astd mdse to order
MOBILE-Steamer Louse-Sundries to order
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MATAMOROS-Br sehr Augelina-2OO bbIs OF
whisky 10 bbls -four 20 bbs alcohol IS bxs soap 80
bxs candles and sundries
MOBILB-Schr Down-lO1O SKIS corn 100 SKIS of
bran lO5 SKIS oats 1871 cases wine
HAYANA-Br brig Emma-6 bbls -four $50 SKIS
bran ties hams 20 900 feet lumber
BRAZOS SANTLAGO-Schr S Stebbins-490
bbls flour tcs hams 60 ties lard so bxs starch and
sundries
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
ZOE REV YORK DlRECE-THE NEW
and splendid sdewhee steamships-
MORNING STAR. VI. .2lOO tons. Nelson, Commander.
EVENING STAR. .. 2Ol5 tons Delaney Commander
GUIDING STAR. .2596 tons. Berry Commander,
RISING STAR. $500 tons. 60, Commanded
The new and hrst-cass screw steamships
MISSISSIPPI. 1900 tons. Furbur, Commanding
MERRTNACK. 2O0O tons. vansice, Commanding
MARIPOSA 1900 tons. Quick Commanding.
MONTERREY .l2lO tons Whitman, Commanding.
The new and GTstcG5s steamship
NEarlpOsa,
1900 tons,
QUICK, Commander,
VIII leave the Companys Wharf foot Of Jackson Square
on SATURDAY, July A. at A. M.
Line composed OF the largest and most elegant steam
ships which built in this country any home
line They in every respect fitted for ocean service aud the
upon which they Their passenger accommodations
exceed by those Of other steamers In the world
E8rPASsAGE AT REDUCED RATES.
Freight will received the Companys the
landing during hours and the Gompanys
freight viii always made low BY any other
line.
For freight passage apply to
J. NJ CoURTENAY, Agent.
Lat street.
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H-AZOO.

yICKSBURG, YAzOo AND TALLAHATCHIE RIVER
PACKET
Leaves Yicksburg every Tuesday and FRIDAY, at
LNOR GREEN WOOD, LEFLORE, YAZOo CITY,
satara and all landings on the Talahachie and YaIs,
Calumet, S. H. Parisott MASTER 4 W Richards clerk,
will leave above connecting with the New Orleans and
Vicksburg packets. Grey Eagle and Fashion.
VlRGINIuS C. DENTZEL, Advertising Agent
p S.-A freight shipped by the above steamers VIII be
signed through to any above points, with privilege OF re-
Shipping steamer Calumet
VIUKsBURG AND YAzOo RIVER PACKET,
Leaves Vicksburg EVERY TUESDAY, AT 8 ?. NJ.
ETOR CIR EEN WOOD, LEFh0BE, YAhoO CITY
and an intermediate landings also taking freight for
and Yallabusha rivers Green
ooS With nackes for renadaThs light draft passen-
%er steamer Countess John Henderson, master Chss.
Crater clerk will eaye above, connecting with packet
Grey Eagle, from New Orleans
Fulton street
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COAST.


LUW En- UUAbT IAJhEI,
Leaving every SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY, at 10 A. NJ.
TOR THE FORTS, QUARANTINE STATION
Buras Settlement, Pontea In Hace JesuiEs' Bend, and
all landings and plantations on the roueIhs splendid and
fast steamer A, d. Brown Alex. QueHnt, master. will
run in the trade the entire season. eayng above
Returning will come mp the Coast every MONDAY and
THURSDAY iD daylight arriving the city before dark
Shippers and passengers rely the BROWN remaining
u he trade having bought expressly for it, put
ia the complete repair ofreRht passage apply
board or to JNO. E. HYDE CO., lI3 Common street.
GOMAUX 4 SMITH, No. 60 Canal street
N 3. Commanding Sunday. .nlY Lat
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Mitte Stephens, Langhorne, from Jefferson.
Louise, Hopkins, from Mobile.
Nina SHINES, Greathouse, from Bayou Sara.
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Br sehr Welcome, -, from Matanzas, in bal
last, to master
Schr Salvador
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Etart>te Snte4i9encs.
Cazs1ENT OFFICE. No. 81 CAMP STREET,
Thursday, July Il, 1866.


Cleared Yesterday.
Br brig Emma, Billings for Havana,
Goldenbow Il Lesparre
Schr S stebbins, Smith, for Brazos Santiago,
jos Kelley
Br scbr Angelina, i've, for Matamoros, L Joublano
Schr Dawn, Griffith, for Mobile, Master
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Rather prettyl Why good heavens, dear sir !!
She is absolutely too beautiful for earth. She is
gorgeousy neautiful. And then, how, queenly .
Observe, sir, if You please with what nnAp-
proachabte grace those delicate fingers hft the
immaculate drapery floating around her llke q
stormdTiven cloud to delight our eager VISION WIN
eysian ghmpses of those dainty feet, whose s tread
would scarcely crush the petals OF the N.Y..
The hearty old gentleman smiled oneeriolly, the
twinkle of his eye growing livelier at every word
/ uttered, clearly Indicating full-biown appreca-
tod of my style of remark.
sir the elegant fit of that fairy slipper, which even
the tabled Cinderella could not have worn and if
tits not leading your eye INTO forbidden paths, sir
snffer me to invite your attention to that CLASH
cally exquisite ankle, which SO charmingly courts
the gaze Of admiring eyes, #
Tie hearty old gentleman drew his bandaua and
blew his nose appreciatively. Az the same time
suddenly seized with severe bit of coughing, and
thrusting his pocket handkerchief into his mouth
as the nearest approach to a specific then at
hand, hastily left the room.
All, sir, you behold nothing of the false calf
there! All Is perfectly gennine-a real, 0onH ttde
master piece of natures handwork-a natural
blending of poetic and geometrical grace, to be-
hold which would amply repay voyage across
the Atlantic.n
The hearty old gentleman smiled more blaudIy
than before. He had not outgrown, plainly per
ceived, the romance of youth, and still had eye
for welI-turned ankle.
The exquisite creature, sir, were perfect but
for one tling-the very familiar manner in which
she permits the arm of that insuf1erabe young
puppy, Fantadlng, to clasp her beautiful waist,
But for that, sir. | should be tempted to lay my
heart at her feet"
" Indeed!' said the hearty old gentleman. sud
denly growing serious. See-the lady ap-
preaches; shall have the pleasure of presenting
you?n
II shall be more than delighted"
Allow me, Mr., (your name has escaped
me, but no matter -allow me to present-my
daughter-the wife of that insuferabe young
puppy, Fantadlingin
OF what said or did, or how got away from
there, hayn't the least idea in the world. only
know that some fifteen minutes afterward found
myself leaning against pine tree some three hun
dred yards from the hotel, that [ walked about
twenty miles up the bay in time for a late break
fast, and that Gen. Smedes has my hat as the only
reward fer his hospitality.
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Texas, Stanton, from Galveston, to
Halves 4 Bowen-lst district
Steamship Lizzie Webber, from Pensacola to
Merritt, Durham, McKinnell &co-Basin
Ship Castine, Thurston, Is days from New FORK,
to Baetier &DeVertu-3d district "a
Ship Kate Davenport, Otis, n days from Boston,
TO G A Fosdick-lst district 50
Br brig Sir Robt Peel, Conner, from Havana, to
q Troisgros-2d district 10
Schr N Brown, Harrison, from Havana, to
Rivers & Ciay-3d district Is
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America, Palmer from the Passes-Towed down
and to sea, 4th inst, barks Henry and Hunt,
and brig G Groves Brought up ship Kate
Davenport
Lone Star, schneidau, from the Passes-Brought
up ship Castine
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GALVEsToN--INDIANoLA

GALV ESTON--IND NOLA.
MORGAN LINE
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Leaves on SATURDAY, July Il, atSAM
PASSAGE TO GALVESTON. .S2l
PASSAGE TO 80
Freghtby this steamer Galveston Indanola Lavaca
rates and low by any other steamer up
for either Of the above ports
Freght delivered at Layaca by lighters free of extra charge
LHOR GALVESTON, INDLANOLA and LAVACA-
IL The low pressure stde-wheel steamship
VIM. G.. Hewes,
D. s. AUSTIN Commander,
VIII leave as above the ST. Joseph street
For freight passage apply on board to
/. q. HAkRlS. Agent,
Corner Camp and Common streets,
Bills Of sdng signed at the Agents office.
These steamers carrying the o. 3. Malls leave punctuay
advertised
Coal Oil received in metal packages only.
RN Of this line viii leave every third day for
above ports
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LAFOURCHE.

REGULAR COAST AND BAYOU LAFoURoHE PACKET
TWICE WEEK
Leaves every TUESDAY at 5P NJ, and every SATURDAY
at10A
Steamer j. NJ sHARP-HENRY sTRECK, Master JOS
DALFERES, Clerk.
ETOk THHRODAU2VILA PA1NTCOURT.
H VILE EapOeonville, DOnadsonvie and all intermediate
coast landngs-WiIl leave regularly above
The j. NJ Sharp will give particular attention coast
freight passengers and will continue in the trade pern
nenty. For freight passage apply on board
Shippers in all eases responsible for payment
Of freight j. s. RELF, 4 TchOupit0nlas street.
The j. NJ Sharp will take all freight through ockport a.
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CINCIN ATI.

OHIO RIVER.
Leaves on THURSDAY, 18th inst, at 5 P. N.
EOB CISCINHATG, LOUISVILLE, EVANS
n VILE Cairo, Memphis and the Bends-The new and
splendid light draft passenger steamer
haessengeT,
Cept. JESSE DEAN, a MCCARTHY, Clerk.
For freight passage apply board foot OF Cusomhouse
street, or to JOHN L. HYDE u co. Agents,
lib Common street.
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FOR NEW YORK.
To sail on SUNDAY, July Is, at8AM
HOE NEW YORK-THE FAST AND REGULAR
steamship ...
Grant,
HOLMES, Commander,
VIII leave her wharf foot Of Toulouse street. Second District
a above ....
First Cabin Passage
For freight passage apply to .".
ALFRED MoULToH,
Al Carondelet street
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ssp Orleans 9aiIg Crescent,
TH0Ts1AY MORNING. July u lsee.
a he Hearty old tseatIeman-A Clear Point
at Point Clear
BY aEoReE WASHINGTON BRICKS.

q From the Mobile Advertiser and Register,t
l'she's al my fancy painted her,
A thing ali hearts to win
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Hishop Elliott IN Emaneiph ton and tire
IA religious Instruction OF freedmen
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" MAIGNAN s. F. LABORDE-
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, IMPORTERS
OPP
French Wines, 1srnndies. Snrdines, ETC.,
NO az OLD LEyEE STREET
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BAYOU SARA.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY at 10 A. n, and every sATUR
-. DAY at5PA,
FOE BAY0U SARA, BATON ROUGE, PLA
quemine DonaldOnvle and all intermediate landings
The and superb sds-wheel steamer st. Nicholas,
Heno master, e. Libano, clerk, will leave above Re
turning, she will leave Bayou Sara every SUNDAY and
THURSDAY. For freight or passage apply to
LEOECE BAYHI, I6 BienVills st.
Shippers responsible for payment Of freight
VIRGINIUS O. DEETZEII, Advertising AgsnS,
REGULAR BAYOU SARA PACKET.
STEAMER NINA SIMMES-W. R, GREATHOUSE, Master
TROXLER and MILLER, Clerks.
Leaves every MONDAY at NJ, and FRIDAY at 10 A
Ef0R BAYOU SARA. PORT HUDSON, BATON
II Rouge, PlRquemine, Donadsonyile, and all inter.
mediate landings the coast taking freight for all landings
or TO
TITUS & CIV ARTNEY, Agent No. 3Tchouptoulas ST.
VIRGINIUS @. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent
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vICRsBURG

FASh9S ~ XII
VTCKsBURG, NATGHEZ AND NEW ORLEANS REGU-
LAR TUESDAY U. s. MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY at 5r. M.
ATTENDING to all business of General Qutman
EOR VECKSBURGS, NATCHEz, GRAND GULL,
u Rodney Fort Admas Bayou Sara Port Hudson, Baton
Rouge Paquemine Donadsonve and all intermediate
and plantation andngsThe magnificent passenger packet
Grey Eagle,
j. NJ. WHITE, Master,
will leave above The Grey Eagle viii! take freight and
passengers Memphis and The Bends with privilege
shipping the steamer pes Arc and for YaIoo River with
comfort speed safety this boat unsurpassed and her
table is supplied with the best the market affords
For information relative to Iaaoo River freghts apply on
board or to
TITUS & GWARTNEY, Tchuupftoulas st
VIRGINIUS G. DENTZEl4. Advertising Agent
vICKsBURG AND NATCHEz PACKET FASHION,
Leaves every SATURDAY, at6P.M
LIOR DONALDSONVILLE PLAoUEMTNH
Port Hudson Baton Rouge Bayou Sara Fort Adams Nat
chez Waterproof St. Joseph Rodney Grand Gulf Warrenton
New Carthage and YlcksburgThe magnificent passengs
steamer Fashion P. D. Pratt MASTER L. Shaw and r. /,
sage apply en- board, ort TITUS GWARTNEY.
,r,zz~--. - TchOupitoulas street.
YIRGINIUs Q. DENTzEL. Advertising Agent
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BIue wing No. 3,
ISAIAH LITTLE, Master, VIM. MGLLIKES, Clerk,
wlelye as above For freight Of passage apply on board
or to STEVENSON < DOUGLAS 5 Front street.
This classes AL in all the Offices and
receiving freight.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-05-30
The Model Sewing Machine.

Prominent among the mechanical triumphs OF
this most ingenious age, common honesty com
pels US to notice the Empire Sewing Machine,
commended as justly styled perfection itself.
Useful as have been the various sewing machines
from time to time presented TO the public each
one Of them has been cursed with some radical
defect, which detracts from general utility.
Warned by the experience Of his predecessors,
the inventor of the Empire Machine has produced
an instrument, combining all the advantages for
which others are Wanted, and obviating every
defect which can be attributed to them by the
most fastidIous critic.
The Empire Machine is marvellous combina-
ton of simplicity, economy and perfect work.
manship, being durable, free from liability to
get out of order, noiseless, and easy of opera
ton. Its mechanical continuance is such as to
secure stability freedom from accident. and &C
curacy as to workmanship. BY the use of the
patented shuttle and straight needle, IL makes a
stitch, which can neither rip nor ravel, while.
at the same time, 1t can operate perfectly upon
every species of material from leather TO cam
brio. with threads Of cotton, linen or silk, from
the finest TO the eoarsest number. ~
As the Empire Machine Is gradually supplant-
ing its more antique rivals, no one In want OF q
useful instrument OF this description, be he OF
she tailor, coachmaker, dressmaker or seam.
stress, can do otherwise than secure one OF these
economical and inimitable machines, suited alike
for family and manufacturing purposes. The
Office OF the Empire Manufacturing Go. is at No.
| $50 Broadway, New York City. where they are
now supplying these Empire Machines at prices
far below the real value OF the instruments. -
| new York Herald 10
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-05-30

Roof Crops are most important to the
farmer. In these we include especially,
Ruta Bagas, Mangold Wurtzels. These
are readily cultivated, their products most
abundant and their effects upon all kinds
of stock excellent. The culture of both
is about the same when transplanted. They
may be sown from the first Of April to
the middle Of May.
Mangolds should be sowed in rows two
feet apart, while Bagas may thus be sow.
ed, or broadcast, or strown in the manure
when that is put in the corn hills.
A rich loan inclining to clay is tn,
best for both crops, and the richer the sol
the greater the yield. Crops of these root
can be raised with little expense by every
farmer, taking up but the odds and end
of his tine, that shall save him near one
third of his hay through the winter, an,
his stock Of all kinds will come out bet
ter in the spring for such food. Thel
carrots are fine crop for this purpose an,
better for horses than either of the othe
crops.