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THEKAPEUrIo VALUE OF sEmAULr


FerruxinOus syrup OF Peruvisn BARK.
.avants' l. :. tie COMBINING OF IRON VITA BARI
Sase Fe1gnO9s syT1p Of RsrTvsp Bes ssss5 SE
Paris have discovered medicine Of unexceptonal merit
the most highly competent persons recognizing
The following important document has been received ou
Germany secuntry recognized to the first chemists
the world Il is from Professor Rstzusk Chemical AuayEe
value the Syrup Bark ecsl Gazette Of Vienna Get
MI GRINAULT has succeeded ia the hsppest manner Il
combining relative qualities Of different parts Of HE PURE
AND EXCELLENT MEDIOIEES the more the irer
thus disguised in addition 70 it, agreeable Havor Is muci
T More KIT T5s sYRUP r. S.Tss one
81 5s S es pr e 2 SPo
long sought afer q giving roa and bark IN snpiesn
agreeable form free from defect and % al g1rts
Ctsrsics AnsyEer to the Law Courts Hos1ts Chemist,
Professors Of Chemistry
Let as now IN what terms the French Ambassador
Vienna replies to hessrs Grmaut Co, regards the h
"FEEscH ExsAssY At vIESaA
Vienna August ., 1858 !
"0ENTLEsss-h reply 90 The letter you Addressed 60 BIZ
that Professor Retrins Of gh standing Vienna
that he 4 personally much hsugbt - and for Of 5s
PIEREEF,
General Depot In Paris. SRIAAULf cos,
In New orssn., DUCoEGE, DELoCHE GUIILoTs
And st every good Chemist'A
,VBE GREAT EFFICACIOUsNEss o.
Messrs. Grmsut Co.'S Iodsed syrup Of Horse Rad.
sh-The Iodized syrup Horse Radish Messr Grmsuh
a Co, Chemists 70 II. L h Prince Napoleon, Paris
Always par e1csence Cod OIL and IN,
treatment to follow in LymphEtC and ScrouOus slice
ons, well In various Cutaueous diseases The pablo
vii 6s'e0rS read with great Interest ths s1sy, Of IN
Journal Vienna well the addressed
Grmaut Co, by bis Exceency the French ambassador
Vienna conf mng the high reputation s this learned Doctor
"Grmsults Iodsed Syrup Of Horse Rsdish not IN ire
elementary and csusc but IN the 81 ydc acid
rd % oranc combination similar 70 the iodine contained n
God Liver OH
(Sgned) VINcEFT KLETEIHsKI,
Chemical AIAyEer 70 the Law Courts Vienna Hcspils
Chemist L and r. WEDEN,
Professors Of Chemistry,
FK1EcH EEsAssr AZ vIzxSA
Vienna, August % 1855
Hessrs. Grirsut Co, Chemists at Paris:
In reply the letter addressed TO his Excesncy the
Eubsssador have the honor 20 inform y0u that Professor
Kleainsh Is a Of high standing Vienna; that be
OnenasS 'eiis Con,ul and Attach. 70 dc F5aAsssv
SAMUEL BARSEs-
CORNER OF GRAvIER AND FRONT SIS,
Is constant receipt Of the best qualities Of no STHERF
ard WESTERN POTATOES, such IS
Jackson " hites
Peach Blows,
Pinkeyes FOR planting, etc
Which he offers for sale ct the lowest market rstes
BELDEA's-
IS snd 81 GRAvIER STREET. near Magazine,
Hats, Caps an d straw Goods,
LADIES', ASSES AND CHIJDRENs HATS,
At Retail at Wholesale Prices,
Making the Cheapest Hat House in New Orleans. Call
and zee Tor yourselves.
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100000 In Watches

obtains Watch By this costing
bot SO while may worth $1,000 No partially shown
We wish 20 nmediatey dis Of the above magnificent
Stock Certificates raining he articles placed scaled
envelopes well mixed Holders entitled articles
named their certificate payment of Ten Dollars,
whether be Watch worth 81 900 worth less The
any certificates entities you the article
named thereon irrespective Of its worth and
article valued less than $40 IL named certificate
& will be that this Is NO LOTTERY, but
srsightfod legitimate transaction which may be participated
n by the m fastidi0us
single certificate will be sent BY mail post paid upon
cept of 25 Eve for 81 eleven for g. hityhree and
elegant premium IS sixty six and vsuabls premium
$40 hundred and superb Watch for SIS To
Agents, those wishing gmpoyment this Is oppor
tuny It egiimEtely eondsc ed business, duly hor
by the governr snd the careful
Try us WRIGHT BRO CO, Importers,
l6i BroadWay New York
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MoLAssEs-The demand is active and prices re-
main firm. The receipts embrace 225 bills, which
found ready sale at 15c. for good ermenting. sic.
tuI prime do, and $40 for choice; reboiled at 10
0S2kc., refinery reboied ol56Gs0c. per gallon.
FLoUR-The market is firm but the light supply
Offering, together with the unfsVOrabe weather
for business, has impeded operations. There is
active dema0d, and prices disclose a decided
tendency 60 advance. There have been some lots
Of supeTfue sold At $40 so = bbl., bat holders
generally are asking $40 20. Sales to-day CON-
prise $50 bbls., Of which 100 100 and $50 bbs.
supeTdne at so 80 y bbl.; POO on its merits a.
sll 90 Z bbl., and 800 double extra at SIS Z
Dbl.
COEN-The supply on the landing is ample, bat
would have found ready sale had the weather
been favorable for outdoor transactions. Buye
for export, under slight concessions, purchased
quite freely, and sales we're made of IL, S2j sacks
for the trade and for shipment, viz 10 600 white
at 913c., 2oOO DO. at CSC; and J25, 500 and 1000
do. al 81 ~ bushel
OATs-The supply il moderate and prices re-
main firm. There was good inquiry, but sales
were restricted 20 500 sacks, of which 800 and 200
sacks st SSc. y bushel.
BRAN-0wng 20 the late heavy arrivals, the
market under this heading has disclosed a ten
dency 20 decline, although We have heard of no
quotable change in prices. Small lots are selling
al 81 IS II 100 lbs.
HAY-ihe market Is almost bare of a supply of
prime and choice, while that of Western is mOje-
rate. Prices remain firm and we notice sales Of
500 bales Western at s2l so y ton.
TORK-The supply is light, and with an active
demand prices remain firm. sales early IN the
morning embrace $50 bhls. Mess, OF which $50 and
200 bbls. at s24 so q Dbl. Later in the day the
market became more animated aad buyers plr-
chased more freely at an advance Of SOC. 4 DBL.
over the sales of he morning and before the close
OF the operations for the day 200 bbls. were taken
at s25 q Dbl. We have heard Of other sales Of
round amount at the same figures, but cannot au-
thentieste them.
BACCN-The market is almost bare OF supplies,
Al. i H.. H. han ~
OF 20 casks shoulders az l0l and 6l erces do LEI
@lnlc. a h. Shoulders retailing at llc., clear
ribbed sides at l3lc., and clear sides at l4lo.
- n.
LARD-Prime and choice are in good request
but scarce Terce is held at l43c, and kegs tl6c'
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MACRENERY Y.

John l.. BAHIHGEIs,
asa, IEs, 49,. MAGAZINE. .tbA. IG5, Iss
IOO...-.....Eotrs Bane street....-......ISo
BRASS FOUNDRY AND FINISHING SHOP,
Ard Dsser n
WROUGHT IRON PIPES AND FITTINGS, rs Sts--s,
water and 0AA
C0PFKR, TIE AND SHEET IROu WORK. in All 10
nnltfsroas sraRShss for Steamboats, Plsatasss Brew
cries, OisHll.riss and Private Dvslings-
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON Rail- ntha
Reetest manner and the shortest aoticS
COPPER STILLS made 10 order.
CONSTANTLY
iAFss Ssrorssos Of Brass Globe Valves; UhseS Vsves
hOTizonAl vertical on Globes and Cups all
Steam and Water Cocks Of various pattsrns Storm SAas0ss
Magnetic HAtsr GsaSss and Gauge Cocks, ETC., ste,
ALSO CONSTANTLY
The celebrated MITCHELL STAR LIGHTNING RODE
GAd POINTS, which took the First Premium Far
Orders from city and ecuary solicited, and promptly
tended to-
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COMPARATIVE RECEIPTS OF COTTON AT THIS Port
DURING PAST TWO WEEKS.
COTTON STATEMENT.

The exports this evening are exclusively for
New York.
SUGAR The receipts to-day comprise Ito hhds.,
which found steady sale as soon as landed. The
supply is too light to admit of extended opera
tons, although the demand has been good and the
inquiry for the Western market fair. Prices have
advanced and we now quote:
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-Bat' heIor's Hair pye-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best In this world the only aud perfect
Dye; harmless reliab e nstantane ridiculous tnt5
remedies the III cts Of bad dyes; ortos and leaves the
Hair soft beautiful Black Bro sold by al Due
gets and Psiium and rrOuery spoiled A. Bachelors
fac oTy No. 10 BOND street, New HofS.
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Ell UCATIONAL.
] OUIsIANA STATE SEMINARY.
NEAR ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA,
Founded and Supported by the State of Louisiana

1865 -'-'
FACULTTConsts OF full corps Of able instruct 10 all
branches Of Literature and Science usually taught the best
Coles Universities.
COURSE or STUDY-Emhracss Preparatory and Acad-
em'c Department, including terary, Scientific and OPP
onal Course Special School Of Civil Engineering and
Comm ercia School
TERMsFor ali expenses, except clothing $40; s2Oi pay
able N advance balance equal payments January LIST Ahd
April Let
Cadets received at time during the session. and charged
from date Of entrance.
Address D. +. BOYD, Superintendent
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His Medical Izatha

HIS EedicnI HnthE
Eradicate Constitutional Syphilis Skin Disesscs Hunor
Rheumatism and Mercury from the system which medicine
soDe fail to reh; but used together effect wonderful
Private Diseases Cured Speedily.
Remedies prepared furaisned for all forms q disssse
seute and chronic Of either sex
OEee hours from A. N. 20 4. Generalization fres.
treatment cash Charges moderate. Strictly confidential
AT HOWE, N D., u 5aronne street.
Near Opnsl, New Orleans
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SI,o0O, 900 In Watches
For sale on the popular ONEPRTCE PLAN giving ever,
PAiToH a HANDSOME and RELIABLE aICH,
For the Low Price Of TEN DOLLARS,
without Regard 20 Value,
And not to be PAID FOR Unless Perfectly Satisfactory
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Or. Howe. szode of U.,AH a yaeuu.a.

Dr. Moves NOde OF UsiAE a gaeuuHa.
By removal Of atmospheric pressure, local and lntea
Sesens instantly relieved, which health in
large class OF Diseases Il vigorous circulation Of blood
into and through part operated upon e0Hrss Of ghics
nourshes nvgoraies and enerrss peru aneuty small veal
Jrgsns by restoring be equilibrium Bstures boodi
them; by which 1t is reliable remedy for Psralysed
Shrsnken Psrs Insoteney Nesk Sexual Power Sperus
torrh0a Seminal Dersugsmen; Diseases from Sell Abuse
painu and IbeontneBcs Of Urine Eslsged Proyats COST
nste elect Varoese, certain FERNS e Structure ETC. v'
othe rsrsy Hundreds have been treated
oessfully.
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GREAT DIsCOyERY-
EVERY MAN HIS OWN ARTIST.
A seIentine Wonder.

Al Instrument BY which any person take correct Like
Photographs This Instrument. VITA fun inssrue
O. 3 AhES 4 CO.,
Isl Broadway, New York
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CEAKsPsAKE IEON FOUNRHR,
- zoe oiTOd street, New Orleans
goHE sEDDEB-Jos a sJAxsPKAKE-s gvooFl
2oddess 9hakspeare a Oe.s
founders kaeanist sssry
variety Of Steam Engines Sugar ha Draining kashlnsS,
AN and Gin Gearing Crate Bars ftore Frsnts Ooumnh.
Sash Weights. etc RlEossrn'ts Worf sfsll kindG
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M FDICAL.'.''.'-'..... ..'''''.-.'. EDIoAh'
Or. j. WHITE has had the advantages and experience
which large cities North and South afford in extensive
practice in all forms Of d than thirty years This
experience enables him instantly perceive the remedies in
diested-for either and ali ages and conditions.
Private Diseases such 8 FEEALE AILMENTS, GENI-
TAI WEAKNEss PILEs, SYPHILIS and GONOR-
REEA in the aggravated forms, speedily cured aud
every vesge Of faint snd disorder radea ed from the entire
system skin restored native beauty aud the entire
orgsnism to it's normal he lth
Persons desiring Dr. j. Viii es advice ard re-odes win
call the OF ST. Charles and Jus streets there
several Dr. Whites in the city
FOE THE PERMANENT CURE OF
RUPTURE
DIR. FerrIss's Patent Self Adjusting Sap
porter Truss.
1t possesses advantages over all others nov in use Il has
No Springs, avoiding all injurious pressure tht back
and with it HE0NIA or hUPTURE
Con he Permaas ntly Cured.
thousand persons Orleans vicinity
testify 20 this fact beides, Dr. FERRl IS aibit - his
Office certificates from 81 Eminent SuseJ0S regarding
superiority Also from wei parties have been
cured by For further informal call address with
stamp DE- I. ST. CLAIR FERkIsS, p entee,
OHiee-Eo. Is BosTBon street, from Cssa once
hours from A. n. to ?.
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MEDICAL.

PEor. JOSEPH A. koEvoY. in Charge
De- J. BALDWIN DUFF, Y. Assistant
Dr.. IHos. G. GRIFFIN Pharmaceutical Chemist
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OFFICE THE DAILY AND WEEKLY CREscENr,
New Orleans, December 8 1868
Mr. Robert Button Of Lynch5urg, Va hereby aathor
iECd 20 Agent subscyt ions ard advertise
neIts Tor the New Orleans Crescent.
;. o. NIXON,
Per W. NJ sEzPLn
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We pleased 20 learn do the business card
sent BY Mr.. Robert F. Button Of the virgiuan oica
Lynchhurg Virginia that he has resumed the business Of h
General Advertising Agency Several previous the
and pending the struggle had much business intsr
with Button We alw y found hi prompt,
teUus and entire reliable ana must cordially commend
him TO all Who may desre bis seryioss Any business
trusted 20 hts charge ieel assured viii be promptly attend
cd to.-tPetersburg VA Express, Nov q, 1861.
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ADvSRnsTsa AGENCY. We invite attention of mes.
chants and others the card tf Mr. Robert Button
eral Advertising Agency Yrginisn Office Lynchburg Va
Before the knew Mr. Button well agent,
always found him reliable prompt and courteous and
have doubt that he is equally The fact that he IL
the Business Agent Of that well known ard popular Journal
the Lynchhurg NirgniaR IL sufficient Of his
habits all the mendaon that merchants in
the south will require We take pleasure In recommending
him 20 such Of readers need Agent in Lynch
burg Richmond Bepubhc, Nov s ls65.
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THELOcAL NEwspAPER.

1t is but day or two since we heard
a we'll dressed young man majeslically
announce 10 all we'll filled railway cal
that 'sll newspapers woto humbugs, and
had no principles, no iotOllect in them.
1t did not 50 prise US, Q low minutes Ia
ter to see tho Police Gazette and Bud.
get Of Fon sticking from his pocket
They were the best measure Of his inlol-
lectual otlibre, But while suoh as he
condemned all newspapers, all thinking
persons will heartily endorse the follow
ing, which We clip from an exchange,
Nothing is mora common lhon TO hear
people talk Ofwhntthey pay newspapers
for advertising, Otc,, as SO much givon in
charity. Newspapers, by eahanning
tho valuo ofpropOriy 10 their nSisNbot-
hood, and giving the localities 10 which
they are pnblished a reputation abroad,
benefit oil such, pardeulNrlyif they are
merchants or real estate owners thrice the
amount yearly of tho moasor they pay
for their support BasiIes. every public
spirit citizen has laudabls pride in hay.
ing a paper of which he Is not ashamed,
even though he pick it up in New York
or Washington.
"A good looking, thriving sheet helps
to sell property gives character 10 tho 10
culity, and in all rospeoIs is desirable
public convenience, II from any cause
the ma!leri in the local or editorial COLI
umos be not up to standard. do not cast
il aside and pronounce il Of no account
uulill you arc satisfied that there has not
been moro labor bestowed on II than has
been paid for II y6h want a good rea-
diblo sheet. it must be supported 1t must
not be supported in spiritof charity,
but because you feel a necessity to sup
portir The local press is the lever
that moves the people,
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had for the gathering. ThOro tho dmelt-
ing bananas, luscious and golden, tempt
to idIeness and dreams, and tho cocoa!
nuts prop their rich fruit unbidden, II
is a flowing lald Ofmilk and honey, TO
soy nothing Of rum aud molas0OG Tickle
il With but scratch Of hoe or plough,
and il laughs with bursting harvest
There, too, tho treasures Of ocean, dain'
ty shells and tinted corSls; skirI the fur.
rowod folda aud grazing hills. ThoEo
the dnsky nalivos iu scunt drupery gam.
Dol from morning until night with their
hairy brothers Oftho forest, and Offer 40
oxhnustl0ss field for amateur Sunday
schools aud philanlhropic experiment cl.
every kind.
Imagination runs riot in tho consoA
quoucos wliloh must result from our fe-
ound Suggestion. England had her
company govOrnmOnls, her colossal
Hudson Bay and Eas! India corporations
-,-hor chartered kingdoms aud principal,
tiles but It is left with US TO fyql With
private enterprises aud munifconto her
greatest historic alctcssos. Add theh
minu,i@ Of the coming kingdoms Of the
American ciizcnl They will be e&ppti'
mOn,a schools Of political economy, like
our agricultural or farm colleges. The
proprioton Of these IN magniRosnt pefcha-
SOS can choose lhor own form Of govern.
ment -patriprchaI, suiooraiic, or a pHro
democracy, according 10 thoir tastes Of
generosity, The fortunate man who
first consumates this bold conception will
only sit ia regal cpuIenco with ths
wealth Of tho Indies lowing around hiS
feet, but may become the fountain 81
loag limos of proprietary kings. Every
son.ia,law can have a new Island, and
nations will clusler lu tlme around hla
ocean homo. " ).
Utopia, 0coaa,, the new Atlantis Of
Bacon, Plato's dreamy Republic and the
fablod City Of the Sun fade ID tHd vision
of our idyllic governments. Obi fortu;;
nulc isles, whoro there shall bopo Eihgt5
save uupiiul ones; no slates but t6dss q
the children; no DIVES except the legiti.
mate aud delightful fruit Of bank stock
and company shares, Obi blessed land
whore .hssppsliu Affairs shall % mppa:
god with The honesty aud ability oi the
counting room-whore the counaelS Of
tho natiOnshRll bo as pure as those Of
tho lrmiIyl ~,
The Arcadia Of the future lies In th9
Antilles, when they shall bloom and
blossom at the touch Of the Wand Of tho
American Ctmsus.
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FOosTED FEGr,-It is said that fro
zen feet can b' speedily and certainlv
cured by being bathod and we'll rubbed
with kerosene or coal oil, for few times
at night before retiring to bed. Thosd
that tied it say that tho feet should DO
we'll warmed by a hot stove during and
arler tho applications Of the oil, and it
will certainly affect speedy cure. Per.
sons suffering from the pain of frosted
feet will do we'll in giving it trial, for
It is surely d very cheap ointmont and
ono which ia very easily applied.
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ADVENTURES OF A BoT IN blue.
The cases OF individual wrotchedness
caused BY tho late war would fll vol
ume upon volume. A living specimen
Of one Of The worst wrecks We have ever
seen was Ia The atty to-day on his way
to Lake Superior. where no resides.
Flo served three years in the Uuon ar
my, eleven mouths Of which timo was
spent as prisoner at Audersonyilles
where ho received a slight tokcu of the
appreciation Of WigtA in tho shape Of a
pistol ball, which hc now carries in one
side Of his face. Another bullet roceiv.
ed in baltlo, is still 10 one Of his legs.
The fingers Of one hand were taken of
by ashslI, vhiIo his skull was fractured
by te5 same kiud Of missile, and is
now lrepanned. A wound received Ia
the side Is now running soar, and pens
nilessJana alone, the bearer of these
scars is trying 10 make his way home,
After his limo ia the Union army had
expired, he found his way to Mexico,
and was present a. tho execution OF
MAxiuiliaD. His wounds were received
while in the Union army, and certain it
is, that he now carries the scars OF all
the wounds we have mentioned, While
in Mexico he was captured by the forces
Of Maximilian, and would have been
finished by bullets fired by his soldiers
bu! for tim,ly rocaptute by the Army
of the Republic After the war in our
neishboring republic had been brough!
to happy termination, thu adbje of
this sketch started for his home in the
chilly climate of Northorn Wisconsin,
the g. A. R senling him from post to
post. This is a short and imperfect
sketch of but oue of the 'boys ia blue
who carried our flag TO viclory7in the
late Sar.-Gdtr6sse Commonwealth
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From tho rhilaiclphIn Moss.
TnE ISLES o. TnE SEX.

10
Secretary Seward has given his namo
to history through his operations in real
estate on behalf of the nation. To day
the Senate debates, and Senators air
their oratory over his pdfohases or do.
mands, and that greater power than
Congress, lhspEess oCtbqaallree county
iargusS, JokeG.of rcmonarateS over bis
1lOnj brOkiug propensilieS. In tho COM
ing time, geographors will couple bis
l.uame with States and epochs. aud tho
1IGFatc 49sSpas and the children of tho
isles of the tropIc will rise Up and blos5
his memory.
Why should Mr. Seward monopolize
fame through tho purse Of tho nation.
when We have mtlionarcs whose odgora
put to blush tho pnllry millions with
which The Secretary operates? What
is soven millions, or three, or ton, to our
industrial PRINCES who ows no bonds,
and carry ID AtlAnteau dcbll
Alaska il ours; St. Thomas wb nsk for
Cuba offers herself. Tortola we can
have if4horo be any sacrOi soil to ac--
company the royal parchmeng Porto
Rico, Santa Cruz, and host Of uaIery
consultations, clGmor for bid; tho i'm
pecunious Kings of Europe each has q
little isle or province which awaits for
the lord Of the purse. Why should
governments and monurchs alone be the
high conIracLing parties in this modern
commerce? What is lhere in these
commodities which restricts dealing in
them to Presidents and Sovefosns. Con.
gtesses and Parliamenlsl
we suggest that our merchant princes
enter the list aud relieve US from the
necessity Of purchasing IHo ut,crmost
parts of tho earth. How traing to our
Oiaflins, our Stewards, and our Cookies
would bc the one or two million ven
turcS oil Mr.. Seward, aud how brilliant
would be the resultant consequences.
How much better to buy a Kingdom
than TO cover Nov York Ioi or two
with marble, We recommend to the
kings Of trade, who have grown sariated
with commercial entsrprlse. nobler
ambition tlan four story dwelling
house, lot them buy 90 island. Away
down among the Bahamas and where
the waters oi tho Atlantic and tho Car.
ibbeon clash in sngry surges, whole
shoolS Of insular gems wreath ard twinO
in sinuous lines from continent to Sonti-
nenl. They crest in tropical prorusion
the glLtering waves Of the Gull and the
inland sea. Why should they lie with.
out an owner? Why should the souIh,
ern winds sweep them without an echo!
Why should the perrumed breezos for
ever waste their uyuriunt fragrance?
Therc tho labor Of the herGuloSn saw
ages may DO had for twenty centS day
women and children for less. There
exports, themselves, a Plinccly revenue
rare drugs and costly wools--Can be