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Samuel Hooper has been renominated for Con.
eress by the Republicans Of the fourth Msssachu-
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MONTGOMERY BROS. a co. sen st II A n, ct PIN.
Liners stables, Grsvsr street. horses, miles, etc.
eEAs II NASH sells. ct IL O'Clock A. ~ At salssrssu
corner 81 Charles and Psrdido. furnitura
a. rec advertisements on second page
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OUACHITA RIVER.

ID
NE" ORLEANS MONROE AND TRENTON, REGU
LAR WEEKLY PACKET.
-. Leaves every SATURDAY, at5Pw
t"Oh Tx ENToN MONROE, OUACUTTA CRY
Stefnngtonl Port Union. Columbia, Harrisonbnrz'
Inny ana intermediate landing Black and Ouacif.
rvers-steamer Tahiequoh.J W. Blanks Master q a
Diee OlerA leaves regularly above. For freight or
passage apply on board to - -
wINBURN LORD 60 Grsyier s,rsst.
The IDAHOE will take freight at the Lowest ola,
rate Tor Bayou srbOnne, Macon Tensas with ths
privilege Of reshppng.
TRENTON. MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS REsu.
LAR PACKET
Leaves Every "WEDNESDAY rsP
EOR TRENTON, MONROE, COLUMBIA HAR.
= rsonburg, Trinity and all intermediate laudiaes-Tbs
hne, fast passenger packet
Caroline,
Qn place OF the CleonaJ
L. II. PATTERSON, Master; J. W. WALDEN, CLARK:
VIII leave positively above For freight or pss..es
apply on board, or 70 WINBURN LORD, ARent.
50 Grsvier sftest
e-Ihe Cleona viii take height and passengers A Low
as any other boat In the trade taking freight for Bavou
macon and Iensas and DArbOnne, With privilege Of 70.
shipping
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shp CorOnet Brit, Corigan. for Liverpool,
Brig Jswsst. Reed for Ma-.sinss GoidsnSov Kelley
schr Billy Butts ssIia. Ho~ss ss for Havana ~
sehr AndrOmsd. tBri). simpson, for HavsSs Master
Arrived Yesterday. -r
Steamship sonOrs FD, Bonxst days from rsmpieO to
Steamship Morgan Talbot from IndianOla and Galveston
TOD A Whitney &co-lst district
s'eAmHshD s,sPy s Baker from New York 18th inst to
STEAMBOATS,.
Lotawsnns BriDker from Cincinnati
SS mssOPs5 e% f,S% Matches
Tshlequah, Blanks from Ouachta City
Bee Goel. from 81 Louis with barges -rf 4
Wee MslSo Ne 5lspTs s, from St I ,us
Ksnkakss, Maitland, frsm sim@spert
Thos Powell, Dinvsnt, from DonAdsonvhle .-r
Louise: Hopkins, from Mobile
Lueretia, Davis. from Mobile
Hunter, Jeanfrsau from Pointe ala Hache
Memoranda
By dispatch to MOqtop. l.arn that the steamship
ae3P
No date ~ northwest OF cane De Ia Hsva bark Lon
ssna, from Havre for New Orleans ~ - '>', .'-'
FOREIGN PORTS.
Tsrragona. Aug h-ATrived from New Orleans bark BIZ
HsvTe Sept 6-Cleared for New Orleans. ship Wallace,
Carney.
Exports.
NEW Gen at bale: cotton 2
meal Y hhd tobacco $50 ts cotton seed 50 pkgs mdse
80 bbls oil 400 50 ties lard 2ls bbIs -four 25s pkgs
bon: RSsk s 6 Ssl hsss Sss hides q pkg. MISE
'fa c6P 1s z Saf; sG B Bs. %S'
Is bbis pork csks bacon g76 SKIS corn and sundries
LyERPooL-ship COrOnst-aSi7 bales cotton 40 slaves
81 Lady GsylSOo bar. railroad iron 800
MoBiLE-Steamer Lncretia-l bids sugar bbls whisky
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FLORIDA PORTS.
FOR FLORIDA PORTS. :
ALLIANCE LINE 0. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
fEI Nt TEaSl RE an aIRkS CEDAR
Through bns Of sdng Columbus, Ga, and Bs,psrdg,
Ga and Az regular landings on ChAttahOochss River also
rOuts Freight 20 New York via Cedar Keys Florida Raj
T rSsS s and ste connecting st Fsrnsndina
K Tf .s 4 epPRo:sd of the following steamships. to san
Alliance, E. PARKER Commander
Lavaea. L. H. LIVINGSTON, Commander.
Florida, M. o'LEARY, Commander
The steamship Lavaca,
LIVINGSTON. Commander.
WI leave her wharf foot Of caOpe street. sArUR
For freight or passage apglyto pvnw,
2 Csrondefet street
oos before sending freight .tssnsr "'" AGENTS
CALIFORNIA.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP oOMPANY.
THRoueH LINE TO CALIFORNIA, VIA
PANAMA RAILROAD.
New Arrangement.
SAILING FROM NEW YORK ON THE Sh and zD,b M
EVERY MONTH or the day before when those dates fan
Sunday.
PASSAGE LOWER THAN BY ANY orHERLrNx
For fnrthsr Information address
D. N. DARLINGTON, Agent
Pier &C North River, New YORK
W. Il. WEBB, President; CHAs DANA, VICE President
Once Exchange PLACE New York
BALTIMORE--HAvANA.
FOB BALTIMORE AND HAvAnA
rHs EEw ORLEANS, BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
REGULAR sEHIhoNrHLY LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
LIBERTY i,Oo tons. .Thos A. Balm. Commander
oUBA..."......llse tens. .Dukshsr, Commander.
CARRYING UNITED STATES MALE.
FIRST CABIN;
ni'~sh H0Ass0 Ne" ooo.
zoe BALTInxoRn AND HAVANA.
TOUCHING AT KEY wEsT-Th. sploadIa fast steamship
Cuba.
DUKEHART. Commander,
WIN Iesvs her wharf, OPP site jackson Square. on
MONDAY, Sept 2sth al p NJ, carrying the u s. mails
For freight or having unsurpa...a .ooouuoa.
lions, apply 70 WITHERsPooN, HALsEY CO., Agents,
70 Osrondslet stree,
a1.d P oils a sd9s eSt those Of The Company WIN
Ses nS frssAi fer Havana tsksr stsf Il sielsss o.
BRAZOS SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE U. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
Leaves on SATURDAY, Oct Sd, stsLr
EOR BRAZOs SANTIAGO VIA 0ALyEs |
ION-The lOwpressurs sids-wheel iron steamship
L. G. Harris.
J. B. LOCKWOOD, Commander
VIII lesve 90 above from her wharf, st. Joseph street
carrying the United States mails II steamer unable
70 cross the Bazos bar goods to be delivered ships tackle
eonsgnees 10 their HghterAge For freight or pas
CHAS. A WHITNEY CO., Agent.
50 and 50 Camp street 1
Freight insured half the adopted By the Board
Of Underwriters, July ], 1888
I HERNANDEZ,
BROKER,
No. II -Carondeiet street.
Always on hand State and City Notes Warrants. eta
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEW YORK.
FOE NEW YoKK DIRECT.
TEE o1onwsLE LINZ
ms La,s ID sonpessd sfshs following steamships;
ose. Cronwsn. eco Wsshingtsn.
harfPesa. Certes.
rhs sssAnship f-
HoRATIo NELSON. Commander.
vissvs hG wharf, fsss Of feuisuss street, SATURDAY
October Sd, st5nH
Passage
Freight for LIVERPOOL. HAvRE and BREMEN taken
By this lfas, and through bills OF lading given ssms
rss frssAt or passage sDpy 10 n4t
ALFRED nouLroH.
Il Osrondslst street.
nERcHASrS STEAMSHIP LINE
oonphsns the su.csss Steamship
GENERAL GRANT. Captain q. 8. Quick.
sHEEa4N c.pi:n W% 2 Henry
GE E nEADE. Captain A. sampson
ssiiias from New York EVERY SATURDAY, ii
ms steamship r.,,.. ..
sd GEO L. NORTON. Commander.
Win leave wharf opposite Vegetable Market Second District
SATURDAY, Oct Sd, at 5 Pm
These Steamers have superior accommodations for pas
OAblN PASSAGE.
Fer frsishs or passage apply 10 $500
IA Bills of Lading signed through to Liverpool
WOOD. Low "a SU g,
The Steamship YAzoo will follow, leaving sATUR DAY.
HAVANA.
FOR HAvANA-U. s. NAIL LINE.
FOR HAVANA MAIL LIVE
the Al Iron steamship
L. II. LIVINGSTON, Commander,
win leave her wharf foot Of oalOpe First District
''''' f'r freight or Ra'wsssi p iPRy ~ g.n,
% Csrondslst street
GALvEsToN-.INDIANoLA
MORGAN LINE .. s. MALL STEAMSHIPS
FOE GALVESTON AND ISDIANoLA-rHE
following new iron lOwprsssurs steamships form this
w. g. Hewes..."I. q. Harris. Austin,
g Mary. Agnes. :.......... Har'an.
Ginsos Msr.an,
Jo.ephins. -'As''"~'
The steamship
Morgan.
W. II. TALBOT. Commander,
VIII sail on WEDNESDAY. September 80 asa X
Torfrsight passage apply
oHAs. A. WHITNEY q CO., Agsnss
. SO and 50 Damp street
Freight one half the rates adopted by the Board
Of Underwriters July LIST, 1858
MORGAN LINE U. s. NAIL STEAMERS.
FOR FREIGHT ONLY.
To Sail on SUNDAY. Sept 9TH stsAE
FOR GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA.
agnes.
S. BOURNE, Commander.
above from her wharf foot of St Joseph ,tr
carrying the .. s. Mails.
For TeigRt or passage spplyto
c. A WHITNEY CO., Agents.
bOsnd 50 Camp street
FOE TExAs.".........""".Fo TEXAS.
INSIDE BERwIcK's BAY ROUTE
NEW ORLEANS. oPELoUSAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
Fasssnxs tsks ths Ferry opposite yackson Sou.s
SUNDAYS and tn URSDAYS, ct TX O'Clock A NJ ard
Brsshear City q II taking tbs Morgan Lane Steamships
at Brashesr for Galveston.
Matsgorda.. ................Capt. J. J. ATKINSON
SUNDAYS AND THURsDAYs
Tckets 20 be had and state secured O'Clock p
LIVERY DAY Sunday. excepted At the once Ofths ORs
Ferry hAnans on ne %@rnRs 81 Superintendent
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T0WB0ATS.
NEW ORLEANS TowBoAr ASSOCIATION.
VHE URDEKsloNED, WISHING TO EgTAB
hsn sn equitable and Uniform OF TowAge and 10 oer
greater facilities to the shipping entering and savnS IN.
port, have combined the following ToWbosts: ~
ECLIPSE LINE
swfxsriand' Lsviathan, Gladiator ana
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry Wright and Sentinel.
FLNE.
Aehines' Thos. n. Morgan, Equator. w
bash' Norman, Republic, Tseunssh
Wieaco and Reliance.
fhe humber and power Of the above ANNOTATED Ia, =,
The bar or IN ;his port va w '4'-S' ~
PETER MARCY, Eclipse Lima
bCHNEIDER ZUBERBIER.
. EDwARD A York; CO. y Ina
. Assoel1se1 Onee y OArondelst street up ssairs.
J. Q. EOROROsS,
OHAs FITZESRITER
Lsvss AzsniA
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&artas gnteuigtafs.

CRESCENT oTrrcx. No. "a CAMP srRKrrl
Sunday, September q, 1858. !
Cleared Yesterday.
sieAnsAipGen Grant, Quick for New York,
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NATCHEZ.

EATOHEs Packet
Leaves on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS .,s
EOk hATCHEZ AND ALL INTERMEDIATE
lAndings-Ths hns passenger packet
Wild wegoncr,
W. B. RICHARDSON. Master: j. O. LIBANo. ums,
WIZ leave as soovs GEO. d. HIrE. Agent,
IL Tchoupitoulas str,s.
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BAYOU SARA.

BA YOU SARA.
NEW ORLEANS, COAST AND RAyou SAT-. svx,
WEEKLY PASSENGER PACKET
FOR BAYOU SARA AND co.sT r.u
INGS-The passenger packs.
Nina SHINES,
w. r. GREATHoUsE, Master;
j. A. ComstOck Clerk, assisted BY Messrs O. Lan.,v y
Fortin will leave New Orleans every MONDAY st5r
and every FRIDAY at 10 a. NJ, Commanding on FRInIy
Sept T. 1868.
EVENING.
For freight passage apply on board or 10
Z o. MELANCON No II Cont stra,.
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RED RIVER.

RED RIVER.
Leaves on TUESDAY, September 29th, at SIN
EOR JEFFERSON, SHREVEPORT GRAND
EeoIe ST. Maurice. Cotile, Alexandria NormaA's Bar
DIN ana all way iSndngs-Ihe No. passenger steamer
Lizzie Hopkins,
JNO. 1. ROOTS hasteri SAM LAWSON, Clerk;
wiz leaves shove For freight passage apply on board
orio WIN. N. SURLS. No 2 Tcho 1pitou as streat
- WiNRTifsN A LORD, 50 (3ravier streeI
kThe Lizzie Hopkins draws only seventeen ncf,,, ,,h,
EOR GRAND EesRE, NATCHIrocHEs xou-.
korney Mouth Cane river Cote Alexandria Eorrnani.
barbn's. and all int mediate landnes-Tts A ~ ms y
water paeket-(ln place Of ST. Nicholas) ' ~"
Ce,esIe.
D. o. DOWTY. Master; A. p RODNEY Csrk.
viii leave as shove every SATURDAY EVEETNo a, q
80 above packets win take freight Shreveport
sno points above with the privilege OF reshipoino AZ 49,
driA For freight passage apply on board ~ 81
To WINBURN lord. 60 drawer straat
J. JOHNSTON rs Oid Ievea sfraaf
EATON BARsTOW l6 New Leyes s,,...
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WATERING PLACES.

FOR WATERING PLACEs-MORGAN LINE Q. Q.
Mall Steamers.
EOR BAY ST. LOUIS, PASS CHRISTIAN,
Mississippi City, Biloxi Ocean Springs, and Pascagouls
The pew low pressure Iron steamer Laura, Captain
JOSEPH N. WALKER win make regular trips TO abovs
places ssfoows, arrival Of Pontchss Railroad trains
On TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS. A n train.
goula
Returning viii leave OCEAN springs SUNDAY EVENINGS
and WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS.
The above trips will be regularly made unless prevented
bad weather or low water.
CHAs. A. WHITNEY co., Agents.
and CamD streas
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

The American people are empha,io.u. =.
ANeis' Tue constant wear aud tear OF brain ana
muscle brings on many hhments, ineludina dis,
ISIS sat al US attendant HORROR such as bin,
lous heaaaehe loss Of APOSTLE, stap0r. hypoohon.
dila, and general debility OF the Who'll sy,,rm
Al persons thus afflicted need come eentlP stimu,
'snt, Whleh comprises medical pruIsrties and ths
Virtues Of the best TOME. such su arti,l. can ~
FOUND IN ALLINs CoSGREss BlIrERs. Iheysrs
no, cheap Whlskey, but a scientific enm6ins.
sI W oi some sixteen kind. OF Roots aud RaIks.
o. - ~ NA.eh afa acknowledged by the Medical
naselsl ~ contain curative and tonic properties
my Important ineredlent Is thu Pnekly Al
berry, eel, brated throughout Itaape as a me.
sIg o. Aa,aie eholeIa, and OF all summer
eutapla4hls ana diseases. All persons should have
some reliable family medicine on LSnd m, ar,s
a. cue Guy as preventive, aud AM who belisyr
lhAl Pure curative sumulant Is prcierabls tnths
n'a'S lsla"hons compounds usually called "Bour.
b'h NLlsGGy,' should purchase aud US AIIyS,,
/ tuNoh.s bgrTEBs, Address W. AIS praa
PsIr'9r, Font Edward, n. Y. Iviy
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THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND REMEDY
DR., ". FulANp's WHITE PINE CON


Cut'> sutr Throat, Colds, Coughs, DiptheTls
htua.mu,, splitting OF Blood, and Pulmonary
Ah'''"aS senerally II lisa remarkable rem
r'y Joy Kidney Complaints, Distetes Difficulty
oi NW'lNR Time, hlyeling from the Kidneys
aud Bladder, Gravel aud other Complaints
hosroS, Jan. 20, 1865.
PoI,Nu'~ WHITr PIST CoNfoUNn, After hay.
tpr gwen u u thorough tTial, We can confidently
recommend puapds White ltue Compound as "a
very valuable article tor the cure of colds coughs
aul pulm0uic complaints generally, In several
clst- We Esve known u 20 give prompt rcllei
whvu all other remedies Which had been tined had
tattod. II IL an article which, IN a climate ptn-
motive ct sudden aud sevrIV colds as that OF New
ENGLAND, ought To be IA every family and We arr
SURF that those who once obtain u and give 1t a
ilu trisl. viii not thereafter b. willing b. with
out II Boston Journal.
ANALUAHIE MrnCtNF. i Or. polanis Whit,
rWr Compound, advertised IN our columns, i !
size rssiul attempt 20 ceIuhne and apply the me.
algupl virtues Of the White Pine Bafk II ha5
.",n thoroughly tested by people IA this city sui
vclrdy, and the proprietor has TESTIMONIALS "a
A. value from persons We! known 20 our citizens
We recommend lts trial 90 AN those cAscs OF Dr.,
,lse 20 which II i adaptci. ti,iH sale Is all
our druggists .~. y. y IuduprnAcut,
The White Pine Compound /. now -, 4 IN CvNry
pa, Of the Jutod Staft~ and hn'l-h provinces.
Prepared a, thu New England la,au'e Depot.
Boston, Mas. alwly
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MEDICAL. AND SURGICAL OFFICE, ~. d
HOW Arm ST NR~IRN


Dr.. FREDERICK MOERll l. gives special ~
tyutlou 60 dI~gas.s Of the s,ntto-unuary uIgsuS
and al chronic and dIiheul' dl,a,,- 10 both s,Nc-
hl, great success ~ those luHg standing and DIM
cult eases, such were formerly cuu.dvtci In.
durable H. sufficient go comm I'd hIm Co a., pub,
lie as worthy the extensive patronage D., hss T.
cplyrA.
In. MOREI11'S FEMALE spE,lElt
For Married and single l.adlvs- Twenty years
experience has proved u superior 20 any o,hHl
medicine far suppression, irregularities, 81, u
restores the patient 20 health, and ylr.y. lH
constantly increasing demand for tins t,hahl
remedy has induced Us to put tll, within H..
means Of all Price $500.
Dr. MURHuL Is admitted ny the bot rt.-.
cal talent Of the country 20 have O." equal H.''.
treatment Of Female Complaint, and II Is %" va
usual occurrence Tor phssrlsu- Ia zular lr7'
tIry 20 recommend parties ~ him IN tIus'ten
When afflicted with Diseases IN h,- specially,
IL ilc> will rrceiy. tbs most sCl,utte a''rftlar
both mr,lcaily an S>-rsInAliy. Ensri, with o.
and experienced utirsas, vii 3. furnished tlas
WIN wish 20 remain 10 the Dtfy durrR 'u'p'mtr'
The poor advised flee 80 charge. Iay-Iau, o
patients wishing has opulnu 90 advice rs is''eg
aud enclosing tha usual fee, Viii O." Answered p,
return mNi. M~jllue- -.rt g. a.t Esr'- "a ID
country. Wy
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DEATH OF \ CENTENNrIAN. - There
died on Monday week last. in Baltimore
county, at the ripe age # no years, .
colored man named Jack Cox. "Iack, as
he was familiarity. termed in the neigh
borhood, was well known, and was quite
a character He was the body servant OF
the late Richard McGaw, Esq. lie wa
twenty-five years old when Wellington
resigned his commission in l'>j, and at
tended Mr.. John McGaw, tue father Of
his young master" as he always called
him, in Annapolis on that occasion. o
this and many other "reminiscences OF th'
olden time Jack delighted to converse
Mr.. McGaw died in 1915, and in consid
Grafton of the services Of his faithful ole
servant bequeathcd him his freedom, CAV
him a little farm, and settled on him al
annuity of $50 per unnum which wa
punctually paid to the day Of old Jack
death by Mr. McGaw's representatives.
Baltimore Sur.
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STwentyfve years practice in the Treat
ment of Diseases incident to Females, has placed
DR.. Dow at the head of all physicians making sucf
practice speciality, and enables him to guarantee
a speedy and permanent cure in the worst easel
All letters for sdvice must contain u. ONCE
No. Endicott Street, Boston.
.B.-Board furnished to those desiring to re
main under treatment.
| Boston, July, 1865. 2swly
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ANOTHER Nav LOCOMOTIVE The
Rptlaud railroad company have Just
placed another new locomotive upon THEN
road, named after the master mechanic
Of the road, Mr. y, l. Davis This /, h
new engine, entirely, not having been
made over iron the Lake Dunmorc, as Is
stated by one Of our contemporaries. from
the top Of the smoke stack to the tread OF
the wheels, The following ara some 81
hex dimensions; weight PSI tons dri-
wing wheel. are 8. feet in diameter; cyl
inders are Is inehe. in diameter, with %
inch stroke; the boiler is 10 inches in di-
ameter, and has li3 s-ineh copper tubes,
each IL feet in length, which gives her
an immense heating surface, and enables
her to make steam easily her tire box, or
crate surface, is 20 inches,
This engine was built at the Rutland
railroad machine shop, at Rutland, ard is
the best flushed and most substantial To-
connective now owned by thi, company,
and will, probably, retain its superiority
until Mr., Davis is ready to build new
one; for it is a noticeable fact that each
succeeding one has some marked peculiar.
ily which causes it TO outrauk its prede.
cessor. This engine was made under hi,
personal supervision, and is a fair index
u lis mechanical skill, and only confirm,
the title, which he has so long enjoyed
a. being ono of the best mechanics in
New England, It's fine toned bell wa,
cast at the foundry Of s D. Jenuess; Will,
Mr, Southland, foreman of the railroad
paint shop, has ornamcntod her in most
appropriate and becoming manner. Sh,
WAS taken upon the road yesterday, by Mr.
Davis, and on thorough trial having beer
placed before heavy train more than eN
cclled the makers highest expectations
The y, l.. Davis will commence her regu
lar trips, as a passenger engine, in few
LAYS
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This jewel is hung on a pin by means
Of broad Na'erel silk ribbon, and will
make a rich and appropriate gift Ion the
worthy Past Grand Commander, who IS
most gallant aud harmed Sir knight, and
is much endeargd TO the lomplars of hi.
iuriydietion 49, arhR0i0g Times.
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TN attention OF our readers i, directed 10 the
advertisement Of GOES COUCH hAISAM ana
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE, in another paw, Of
/ this paper.
/ lh''truly valuable medicine is recommend. Z
/ by AL who uselt. .GweOwly
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AND WIG

Making. F. HERCHENRODER, NO is
Temple Place, Boston Every description o.
Ha,r Work for Ladies or Gentlemen. Parties Al
a distance furnished with simple method s1 iot
measuring the head Our premises Ae . nc en-.
srste rooms for each department, under chars
81 ,killful vorkmen. Orders by mail or expire
promptly filed, with great care F,ous,s
A large stock Of the choicest frencn IA uai,
Toilet and Fancy Articles, PerfunefS AhN
Preparations, II our own importsiion,
Hfessn' ra'' nsva6dlwkwlm
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A BAsHFUL MAN. - 1t is said of the
poet Percival, who used 10 lead hermit.
like life at New Haven, that before wo'
men he was one of the most bashful Of
men. In their presence he "blushed &c
the bones" At one time he was asked tc
lecture before the pupils Of female semi.
nary, and agreed to do so il he might add
dress the young ladies with his back to-
ward them. 1t is said that he actually
went through with this laughable per.
fornance, standing on the platform with
his face turned TO the wall while the wo.
men filed in, and then delivered his lee.
ture while in the same position.
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HANDSOME JEWEL. - Brinsmaid &
Hildreth have on exhibition, at their
store, for few days, the elegant Past
Grand Commanders jewel, voted to Past
Grand Commander George NJ. Hall, OF
Swanton, by the Grand Commandery OF
Rights Templar of Vermont, at their last
annual conclave, held in this city in June
last.
The jewel itself is exceedingly chaste
and beautiful, and was manufactured
from design made by Sir Knight VIM.
Brinsmaid. 1t is of solid IS carat gold
and handsomely mounted throughout
The design is quite elaborate, and en-
braces cross pate or Templar's cross, en-.
ameled red and bordered with gold,
charged with the enraged Passion Cross
upon white enamel; the whole being en-.
closed in circular border Of gold Of an
inch and quarter diameter and two and
one-eighths in width, upon which is en-.
graved the name Of the Grand Command.
cry of the State, and on the reverse the
neat inscription: ITO r. E. Past Grand
Commander George ". Hall, 1852
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-17

POTATOES, says d. Le'h'd4 o. f'".',
are best cooked in their skins, for the
waste is then only ubout three per cent
or half an ounce in a pound whereas,
if peeled first, it i- not less than IA per
cent, or from two to three ounces in Il
pound The mealy varieties are more di'
gestiblo than the close and waxy; in
fact, when in this state, us is the case
with new potatoes, and potatoes late in
/ the season, which have begun TO grow
they are best and NEST economically
cooked by stowing them.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-17


LrDIOw.--At the last Regular In
campment Of Post No g, Department OF
Vermont, Grand Array Of the Republic,
the following officers we're elected and
installed for the ensuing six months:
Post Commander -l'ro. Suowden Red
field
Senior Wee Commaulcr-R, f. Hath
orn.
Junior Vice Commander james P
Drew.
Post Adiutant Linus 4. sherman.
Port Quartermaster- lanes II. Pat
nam.
Post Surgeon--Ru Rufus +. Barton.
Post Chaplain-Daniel +. Coolidge,
= Sergeant Maior-Lorenzo Shafucr.
Quartcrmaster Sergeant AlphouzC
Sawyer
This Post has membership of over 40
and will probably number 90 before thu
winter Is out they inset the ID Wed
nesisy evening If each month, and would
be pleased to welcome any comrades from
| other Posts at anytime.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-17

-Self-love is at once the most delicate
and the most tenacious of our sentiments
mere nothing will wound it, but nothing
on earth could kill it.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-17

No DIFFERENCE ~ RAM \ dis
tinguishod visitor one visited the count
ing room of the late Baron Rothschild,
who vas very much engaged. Without
looking up, he said : Take chair, and
be seated" Tile gentleman addressed,
feeling aggricycd it, such reception, re-
marked, you did not; perhaps, hear my
name am the Count -" "oh, y@s
replied the benker: take two choirs il
you plea.