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By T. tE. TATE, Of osyka, Miss.


: since Eve from her Eden went forth In her grief, =
Naust but toll and hard labor her daughters had seen
iii the wisdom Of man, for their aid and relief
Invented the Stove and the Sewing Machine. -'.A.
m e3tis ~ Hth Ilis al 'ESEtfi" ffNffn }rEs
Even these IN the past have proved very unstable,
And to aid in her labor most useless have been -.
TN art in its triumphs nj iast has been able %
To give the Charter Stove and the Singer Machine
Other stoves and machines may last for a season.
And bake . poor loaf stitch q worse seam,
But give us for pleasure that gladdens the reason,
The Charter Oak Stove and the Singer Machine.
Then load sound the praises of FILLEY and SINGER,
Those men whom the kindest to ladies have been,
For upon their creations delighted they hnger,
The Charter Oak Stove and the Singer Machine.
MAY the names of MeNULTY and RICE EROS
Z 2. flourish DIR .,-s
May fortune shed round them its bappiest streams,
And generous patronage honor and cherish
Their CHARTER OAK STOVES and their SINGER
> MACHINES. je27
i e CANAL STREET 1H7
r IN eFff{ li-I f. .s-ul.' tts-s -
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-Cu4xfinf- Friendship with the devil
ss Pa a4ss sSI
pags mid Fregch yord for Iios than ss we
whsre the piper had lifted up the Rakes Of
HeideIbeEg, Q lpuSdit who. essays the role Of
8 tie psrs ostn Be attempted In Germany, led
of with DISCOURSE which Was Protestant IN
in It, from beginning to end, but protebtations
Wearisome enough they were. It is not every
The aa sslesea that Of Reoan that
Wines Il R EN- Gss
country. - Whsn The learned doctor bad suhsi-
ga sp sSa RssseE g.
50 .a Nttss ths scene by z rrsGsiscqoqs
weak, my boy,s said cd PsrehlSsats TIE law
ST 20 his partner abuse the attorney onthe
I4W disciples eff Ignatius of Loyola in Protestant
assembly. only the practice is open to'the OBJ
know, the apes were never Remarkable for in
n Of shs
Got his legs ss and W soS oil Dn Invited Tssd 5
the assembly called him to " sing that,n as
BIr. whalley's admirers sometimes do in the
e @ Bas h ss ssg nes PeG
~ nceptien of the ludcrous. g Foolish Pope, fool
Sp R0g w RPP abG G1F
-1.''s9h Sci, to Such an air as % '..a4taf a'a.,b
Dll.ililed, acii
f..o Come and be killed. 81
go s4t,, Or that other gem of the nursery, 49,
- .o sa s i sas Ct sS my s.fl'F
80 go After the a,eratng,n as brother Jonathan
ca1ls it, came the ATM and this we and by
far the most sensible part OF the proceedings
The grave and reverend gentlemen were more
at home discussing saaeY-kTaat than sour the
ology, and might well have sung convivia
e,l version of their matutinal hymn {" solid for
tress is stomach" . eay,) before separating
We could afford to dismiss this silly speeula
tinn- with pleaaantEY did not the instinct o
Christian charity remind us that these fools
sitter all, bEetfIEeR created by the SAINT
God, and intended for better things. But w
have duty besides daughter, even in the asy
lum. After we have INDUCED in the irrepressi
J55 BILE smile at the antics of the lunatic Womb
be cruel if we did not interfere to prevent hin
from doing himself zmischief. These unfortu
mate people palpably insane as the ma
Miae who DUETS his head against wall o
granite, when they ruEh thus furiousiy against
The rock of Peter, and their assault will hav'
the same effects But cannot afford to- res
idle spectators of their folly. They invite de
attraction, and observation-disclosures eternal
destruction, certain than that which
awaits him who pits his skull against the but
@tr6ss- Shonld VIC hesitate TO save them from
Hhemselvesl Our Divine Master wonld not
When they malign our religion, scott at tn
sSesuits, and slight as the Pope, let us take pat
tern by his teschirg-return good for evil, an
throw the strait waistcuat over their shoulder
that is, let rs pray for their conversion
LOhd0n Uairerse. - 80
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notice in another column, by John G. De-
vereu Cashier OF the Southern Bank announces that
dividend of Eve dollars share has been declared by
the Board, pANable July rs. -
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The following named gentlemen were elected
officers Of the st. AlOysiuE Literary Association, at
meeting held on tho Is instant; Tomas ByTnes Pres
cretary; j. H. 0Dowd. Corresponding Secretary T. f.
Curley, Treasurer ~ NJ. Gleason p j. Hackett, Mem
bers Of the Board.
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OF all remedies for the cure of chi1ls and
fever, and bilious fever. DR. F. wilhoTs Anti Periolic
Fever and Ague Tonic Is beyond doubt the must
certain specific and contains q1inne arsenic any
vegetable or mineral poison whatever.
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MnRMMa erAR AVN GAzHoLLc MEssEAe -
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NEW oRLRAEa suHQAF. JuEE =. - y


The apes, arc aufneitatiye tribe. What-the
IS. n sSsiT PrG iisso1 81 ea
eaTscssaFs s 1sh I u daghoicity with
y III hamsh ~ slsl jls6sra bsiFnd the bsTa
SrisinaI ~. bs,t hsnsssi goes in FOR ia6ei-
cry. The 41llowers OF EutllsE; the prophet, On
The contrary, hold their heads high In the
pride q s g gts.s Sss slis ss e
5hemsei 81, 5sess ~ gssstipn that there
Is anythiag sesona -IlAAH ~ thgIcut of their
8a5mens s. ths e assP 4.
the old Pa9an saying QaeBs sIs4s r'fit. perdsss
5stFoy they first dement!" And the cream of
fesl s9 sSsy ee s a aasasSHs nss
straw on his bead, who fancies himself q king
rs the unreasoniDg beings and hlmssif IS the
sane man. But he at least is happy m ms
conceit, while Professionals are restless, nor
roIsiy exsitaoe; dissgresaS.e % ssse aves
whose shoulders the strait waistcoat IS thrown.
We dare say any Psotsstant who Listens ss1sn as
these lines are read, VIII III STARE ana deni"n'''
Fhat are 1&isa Night ngaler and hsry band OF
yMeilSd nurses but q pale EenuteRfeieso t that
ss;sid Institution of our Chnrch--the sister
What is Rituaaism, with its incensebu burning
its artificial roses, ts yestures and ITS immune,
riea, but a wretchedl trayesty of the grand
time-honor8d rites and ceremonies OF enc "a
Andrew, latest and most striking proof o
AL, WHIST Is this meeting which, haa just terni
NJ the GuRmealiesI Council To which Plus ths
sNsreAt has summoned true pastors from every
Va sTs have se,s,aus rsaa anything more prove
eifsFe Of laughser that -, Of the derisiye kind
ME 1au2i2 Ter, than Use report OF this c4ngrega
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OF ST. JOSEPH.

Wishing to please the dear pupils parents, and
cUrdng TO their just requests the Superior of the Con
vent of ST. Joseph St Philip street, of Gal
vez informs the public that during the bathing
our Academy will be moved to Bay st. Louis where
possess. the shore. eligible property and
hOurishing Boarding School.
Large additions having been made to this establish
mont easy and agreeable for crafty the desire
of both parents and pupisprocUng the latter inno
and healthy recreation without in ther
studies. .
; Tho Exhibition, Award of Premiums, and Vacation,
!" - ''>' F--''N N-'' 49, - my2 &C
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apps If 167 Canal street, one door from pauphine
TrIsCAI, AGENCY OF THE CITY OF NEW
ORLEANS.

SOUTHERN BANK, New Orleans, April 2, 1869.
virtue of Of the LEGISLATURE of this state en-
titled enable the city of New Orleans TO fund
its floating debt and hquldate its Indebtedness ap
proved 9th February 1862 and OF ordinance No 1872 OF
the Common Council of the city of New Orleans ap-
proved LIST April 1869, the undersigned Fiscal Agent is
authorized and prepared to receive from the holders
theI eO all city and other evidences of debt Of this
city and receipt therefor in the of the city
corng to the said ordinance No 1872 of the
Council The bonds be furnished in exchange
for the aforenamed indebtedness will be ready IN the
course of a few weeks. -
ap4 If THOS. LAYTON, President.
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T DAN AND PLEDGE IASSOC1AAI1SA+
Corner St. Charles and Perdido streets.
' - .a- AUTHORIZED CAPITAL 100000.
r.s'.'.r -att 10
This institution has been chattafe6 sy the State d
permanent orEanizsiion Is prepared "a make loans
not more than FIVE PER CEN T on DIatnsndS SINE
Apparel, Furniture md all movable on iiaovaSls Pup
Also, on UncnTTent Money, State war1ants Msc
politan Warrants City Notes Leyee Bonda or any othe
SceTs Paw o. 1eeoSn4 Gntea states
Vouchers. and old Gold and silver taken .,..,.,
can BY passing down Caronelet street And private
entrance to the office on PeTdido street ,O.;a.n.
JOHN W. HILLMAN, Cashier. APPS
A BARRET's MARBLE WORKS.
MAErnks St G G5Stfs isS SoM
az GR1T& H and sF Bs4cRErs u sssnd
The trade supplied moderase TERMS s,r s..s
stills etc. constantly on hand. -------- ep.: =
r oUIsIANA LIVERY AND SALE STABLE
- 255 and 257 Magazine street.
between POOyfarrn and DnlQEd STREETS:
First class Mules and Horses for sale. AlSo''O A
Fia %ss f IN b0sslo' 'oF n'r' HART PrOpriets
TNMAN LINE STEAMSHIPS, ~
Under contract for Carrying United States ana S'S
sailing from liverpool every MTET DsESTp1Ax,
SPEED AND EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATIONS rSsUEE0'
First Cabin to Liverpool and Queenstown SrSn 5 d "a
First Cabin to London from New York.. ios
:. :. to HaTre, Antwerp, TsctseFdaan, ,,o
First Cabin 70 New York rom Liverpool s, SUss s
town. S1os %, anu Cnos1s
steeTage to New York from Liverpool 30 OF SusS-
steerage to New Orleans via New York
from Liverpool Quee nstown.--;-- ~
Each Steerage passenger will be provided VIII 4
arate berth to sleep in and women viii pc PoSitT
rooms by themselves, Provisions, OF tho OeSs 49,
are cooked and served out by the Company Ste"'e~
and the wants of all.are fully supplied - ,,,,
Children between and twelve year, uo'N
Infants under one year, free. S,-s,,t.s
Tickets may be procured by those dearous on pilAA
out their friends az the above FatoA
PREPAID certificates OF passage issued BY
'r'11 ELLIOT g. McKEEVER- Agents.
dI3 " $50 Common. corner CarendeletsHe'
IIScoIy- }. E. ESipl
LINCOLN & CO.,
RAISE AND REMOVE
all kinds q buildings - +
. Office, I19 Robin street "a
All Communications should be addressed 90 10
dara Vr-rb CnaTl91
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all kinds q Bufldings- -. 4
BILL. Ofiee, I19 Robin street "a
All Communications should be addressed 20 -
and Traders Exchange, St. Chariss ~
New Orleans "a -
Country orders promptly attended to. a~V
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CM1LE AND LAURIE
coco PERE EFT FnS-,b.-

(toCQ PERE EFT FILs-pb.--sl asi.y yrri r..
50 quarter and eighth pipes CoGNAc, of 1902 and
,If' 1s3O-Cocq Pere ct Fills. " i"timfa. i
100 boxes IsG2-same brand rs .'.--.
In store and in bond. For sale by
c. eAvARoC.
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:, cAvARoca gcoapnssIoN MERCHANT

.HsiEo>I--scsiiafnt IL sjJnUs oGt !, 40
t..i.ia<l6 Cd tus uRoRTER OF g. a'scie uaIr
- '.ba gal h,t,.iIni M
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,,i.yb ,srs,A, Strange Story eai Il
'2'' +coSssssIoss' 1Ss < Mus Maospzairre. CARA

Oh Thel'"frenton r(N. JD Sentinel has the
following :0tu7q s,s 80 ala locgnrls 81
b9Itis now forty years ago or more that the
dead body of stranger was found 10 the woods
near Stonybrook' bridge; about one milo 70
the eahtof Pennington, a villsge ofthis coua.
~ The face was distorted. the eyes protfss.
dihe2a as though she dead man had died 10
sgony.r His hat lay q fsw feet from him.
'Phsre was no money upon tho corpse. The
body, withoutspecial examin alton, was bu.
ried-~we forgot where. There was no wounds
upon IL, and no evidence Of violence.
And now comes the strange eluoidati6n Of
the case. bA,few days since ap aociaens placed
in our hands a,rcopy. Of the, Manchester
(England) Guardian Tn that number we
found the dying confession of man banned
Dauiel Hdiseman, acknowledgtue to tt,ur.
der perpetrAted forty yesrs ago in the State
Of New jersey, United States oof America
The murderer was acquainted with his Victim
In the old coantry and came out about ono
year before him. Hulseman was tanner,
and worked in New York ~ ''s'.&"'''"
When Eberhart came over he sought ott
his old acquaintance He had about G200
III money. On pretente Of cxaming The ooun
try and purchasing land. Huls, man started
with Ebcrhart on a tour through Now Jer-
ssy. s. 2.''" 't'"'|'. a'' 'u1
He had with him flask Of poisoned bran
dv,, as he had resolved to murder his friend
for his money. They frst stopped at Prince.
ton, and then Concluded to walk across the
Intervening nine miles 70 pcnnington, the
weather hainy pleasant. aud pubic trav,
being greatly circu:nscribed, ''''.'' ''-'
" When within mile Of tho latter place they
stopped over into woods. under tree, to par
take Of so'iie viotu,l. they hid procured be.
fore starting. fIhlssnani then passed his
flask to his companion, who drank liberally
and died within oa "a HOUR thereafter ia fearful
avony, Tlulsenlnn looking on the while. He
III - ribbed his: Of his money and set him
up against the tree as before described.
Th"rc are still old men about Princeton
who will remember this event. 1t seems
al nost marvel n,s th.t after lapse of forty
y" '. '';,'' !, ,Hnir 'u!a have come to light
BY l'n" ! ,a.'nf">s"n. 5000 miles from
The oI.. i ',. ii ;l,u A,,a yet it is even
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L"ck;j,w Cured by Tobacco

A wrtar III TIE "Sccntifo American" Z"
gives ~ instance Of the cure Of tetanus or
lock jaw by an application Of tobacco on the
pit % tho ss,nsnh. 4 sol linr had been
wonl,i'a the foot, an having taken cold
In il t',anus ensued. The IN ,jor Of the 10th
tud'.na cavalry ofwh"se regiment the soldier
was hIem''cr casually ilearned his condition,
- r''fvNoHa 'd! !, lsnfllfe or death ,nyHow,
i'aGun. %, 'E,r Aat'l' ~ resolved to try
n"y ,,V'a',i l''lt "a sEpr himG II possible
T''n 'ahn.'',ad TIA. a'ck jaw more than forty
nrs; they lad 10 'nr.l"n.' along. (naelnss
ifti"y had,9 ,9lund ,tAe Majors only resource
wnshp' p'u% @fndvy tthaaco' 1'to1 n'oj 5t'tl
, Fifcnt c'ffa isqu,rc"of il rf ahout three
inchet squ,re) put In n',ness pm With boil
ing wattr hatil - was hot ot'tltough, Anti satu.
r'thH wit' wa'"r; tikiny it nut hc allowed it
- rfsfrr the, f f,tpniny i,
r@Inl 'fi.i,; ! Ioj .lp0. ,I,.i,li,.IaN
...>,yts 'iayf'...., ,II ''@ il'h y sto,n
RI ~ L l"ti,.r"s The patient ti,,i. tur,. t,r !,
y,'.I I..l Nv lips, which also hogan
t"'w'tch M ,.".n, was getting very sick -
'''l W ihh'' VI I'u utuuVS tuo E!Riu muscles
.A,$s.a Wi,ha'' 81. i,ws fell ol,hnt indeed, i
s.'.rtd :! s,,'i'j"f f'},s,t wtuli IN apart md
-. m,p .,H%A~'sv,> his ruscu4r ava
..:t,tsH&,@a, ','% ..'a"|t..,, wi. i,Inedi.t,Iy
r.,"v.a I'D so'nc whiskcy Cruel given 70
s'imulat,.sbitn.. ti no Yn0Dl IN
81 N"sodny the unan wos takeu along In an
n''"on todfnd ihaa few days mounted his
'ivl,bySs 81 aii' al"aogur boy MS any.
So,'Ycti fai ades,i unaa. ,ai'e b $50 ,suroiI
:; H. se"nlbuedessary pin this disease 10 pro.
.'s'.@4hiusta adr sick,,ess of the stomach, 10
o'u>r the rigido musclea to relax. IL 10 very
difficult. almost impossible to administer in
st,rnal inadicihes.aaod some external applic,
sion tbsoo,nes necessary. 60 produco nauses,
laud Ahis s,faraisbedl by sshe tobscoos ss The
Major found dlafserwards4 chat damp ,tobaoe,
applied 70 any part Of the boiy would producs
sickaessg bn.4msshs more quickly. Of eourse
When applied t0tthe ystoa,scho, Aaiaeqs sia,
The editor Of tire "Scioutifo AWerieap,p
in Coz psas,llisg ,osictlle Eahoys, 1880 iransrks
that the raoedy i,frstpnsedIi dIisnus " Hgseat aox
,er. end ssstsld,neesds stsa be used pishIexstpme
teaa,iopa ~ aseia fftally 9aioesisinslt tshs pa-
svsnsNA ssi'eq wea M ed 1. q. ,..i z4 baa ~ 10
'a' W,s&Aa ysdt lsataias mo ! lvasoAi,, ID /
pavase pookst, saa tdoh' tsSdasavof 10 SNOW Il
ualsss yoa are asksd what q clock Il II. ~ q
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WALnALLA,, 5, G" "FKlDAY !, OCTOBER asa tsss

rience told them was running the'n.d To the
young, We say, touch not, taste hot IAnd
to those who have commenced, We urge the
relinquiahmeut at once and forever Of q graf.
ihoaticn which brings no positive good. and
may worA iufnte evi'--Ihitadeiphia Ledy
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W. fully concur IN the spirit of these re-
marks. The he"Enquirer and Examiner may
now we'll say to our Virginia friends:
"7hus far should you go, but notarher I"
Penir.
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futenperanco.

10 this country aud IL Great Britain. is tho
check or removal Of the ruinoas habit of in
temperance in the use Of Intoxicating drinks.
! The titnp has gone by when fs pnblest
VI no less reputation than Edmund Burke
should argue against the disuxe Of spir.
ituous aud malt liquors, because falling
off In their consumption would dimin.
sh the public revenue; for fairer view Of
the suhiect shows that vcry large proportion
Of the crituinsl business nf our Courts cD,nes,
directly or iodirootly, from the use and abuse
Of stimulating beverages Que years nation.
8 abstinence would pay the natiun'l de"t.g
1t is nothing to ,rgue tha; thr th hrt for
stimulous is universal, and that savages, and
the ignorant people are as fond Of strang
drink as the civilized. So the thirst for blnnd
is savage propensity. Aud tho dcvouring
Of COARSE and bloody food is another. Lsws
and government hive bsen sufficient to keep
violent and murdsrou4 nature undur control.
Tue CUSTOMS Of civilized life have re6,,td our
diet in the nlatter Of food. But neither law
nor oustnn has hern sufficient to cure the saw.
age propensity for strong drink We hove
only ma 10 suah ''o eraGns IN IRE p ,lstable, mud
substituted fr occasionally or:ies h,bitual
use The rectntrap rt of a, . ain mt phisic
ian whose sneo; ,,tv ia ,h. Aat ,,n, of IL,
briatcs, maint.ins that they az the victims
Of dt rase. It is great misfortune, grantin :.
this theory to b. the true one, that civlizu
t;or ,n3 r.f;,eme,t i ,va mad th,. .,;so,.o
oh.,,,;o :, ,h., al
which i, thc .,v ,oe l.. ,,,v occ,s,n,,
| who,har ;,.o ,o,,,,, ,,o , ,,~-;, a.,
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nNA> A colored no nan named Marv S,;io
confnsd In the County Jail was safely deliv.
stsd yesterday morn % Of q son and d ,ughter.
The daughter ID % biaok "a tho ace Of spades
and tho son II sswhite as any one Of the
desoendants ofthe Puritans who landed ~ p,v.,
mouth rock e long time ago 1saya..sA Hs.
publican. ssat
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cd THE AssaIcAa .Srnok JouRNAn Sssr
FRRE soR THRER, MONrHs. This taost maI
uable, interessipa and instrastiys Journal, kor
farmers and StosS Brssdsrp, will be sen. free
ths Saianss oi this year, 10 I'LL sa,,sotibSfs for
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-10-22

~ cognac. the great brand, town, il
said to be one Of the wealthie,t in nronor,;.-
% ts a'Se IN tho world. In 1853 it exnor.
'ea above 100000 gallons Of brandy, slmost
Oh OF which went to England. The v,,ue .,
TINS liquor was little more than so 600 ooo.
or o., just about at the rate Of dollar gallon
The promise ofthe present years CROP Of win.
Is good The population of Cognac /, abou,
$4,000. - "'ou'
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-10-22

ssS~ The "New York Express" estimates
'ne cotton crop ofthis year At 500, 900 bales.
al told 1.-THE opinion Of tho "Exoress" :.
shared by tho people of the North, We NAV
no longer wonder at the present ruling price,
Of E, the staple. We should say that the ZEE.
press isa long way ahead Of the music