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ANOTHER FRENoH DRFIoULTY The Journal
du HaUre says SC 1t is announced that the insruc-
lions given to NJ. Bots lie Compile areof nature to
smooth over the difficulties which have arisen be-
tween the United States Government and M. Pous.
sin. In fact, the French cabinet dhapproved Of
the latter individuals course they propose, IT, Is
Said to submit the question to The arbitration Of
third pol0en The Minister Plehipotentiary from
the United STATES visited l. Elysee the I'd [ult9
and had o long conference with the President Of
the Republic
" independently Of the question regarding M.
Poussin, Minister from France to Washington, an
other difference exists between the French and
American republics It Is relative to the conces.
sion Of territory which the Chinese Government,
at the demand Of NJ de Mondgny, our Consul at
Shanghai, has made 70 France, for him to make
concessions Of il TO the representatives of other
powers. The American Consul, not being able to
come to an arrangement with M. de Montigny and
M. Forth Rouen, French Charge d Affaires at Can
ton, as to the portion obe awarded to his nation has
referred the matter TO Washington. The difficulty
is still pending; but, owing 70 the conciliatory
spirit shown by France in this matter, the affair
will soon be arranged. -. -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06

Do Jos. G. Potts, Of Trenton, N j., has been
elected President of the New Jersey Magnetic
Telegraph Company operating with Houses in
strument between Philadelphia and New York
vice Hugh Downing
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H7-The entire force Of theNew York fire depart
ment at present is eighteeh hundred men, who have
charge of twenty-nine engines, forty-two hose car
riages and seven hook and ladder trucks.
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The ALLEGHANY. = The U. S. steamer Ale
ghany, having been stripped and laid up in ordinary
at our Navy Yard the seamen have been discharged
and paid of, and Jack ashore has been going il
number Of them have gone off to Baltimore and
other places Washington Republic, Oct. 26.
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nas- We are indebted to the Princess. No. 5. for
copy ofthe ConcOrdia IntelIigencer.
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MoRE TELEGRAPH SUITs,-It is reported that
Mr.. F. O.J. Smith has commeneed a suit against
Mr.. Downing and several Of his leading associates
ofthe House telegraph for an Infringement Ofpatent
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06

or "What salary do you expect!" inquired a
downtown merchant onsSaturday last, of youth,
who was applying for situation. Enough to
keep me from wishing tosteal," was the frank re-
iOinder, and il pleased the merchant so we'll that
bargain was soon sirucks--N. Y. Globe. So
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06

NEW STEAMER.--Among the boats at the Levee
is the new steamer Ohio just built for the Gin
cnnat trade, under the supsrintendence Of her
Captain, John L. Black. She is an extremely neat
boat, HANDSOMELY furnished and appointed every
respect, and will be favorite in the trade. Her
Captain has the reputation of being welLbred,
obging and skilful. We hope he will receive his
fair share Of the business of the river.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06

n1s- The Telegraph lines diveTging East, West
and South, from Hanover street, New Y oFlk, on
the 25th ult. sent off and received T22 messages.
Among the number was one Of 5OOs words, and
another Of 5000 Csleamer's news) and several Of
so TO 500 words each Thefeare three other Offices
in the city not included in the above. The above
shows the extent and importance Of the Telegraph
business, which isyetin its infanoYa - ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06

OLYMPIC THEATRE-Fhs spiHted manage. MI. Charles.
dssrm1ed 70 finish his short but successful season with
douhsh Hshas engaged the Bsdouin Arabs for the two
last nights Of hs anagsmsnt There doubt that be
wiz reap golden harvest the frnit Of his sntsEphls.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06

l. very choice lot7of French and American
Paper Hamgings and Borders
together with the complete assortment Of
Upholstery Articles
ever brought to thus understanding Of Curtain slf GmpS
Cords Muslin and Bobbnet Poles
tain and Pins, Curtain Holders, Bell Pulls Mosquito Bars
and every thing in the Upholstery line;
81 -s-.- Carpets,
ADMINISTER Tapestry Velvet BrusBeB
STAIR with RugI Duggets Door Mats Bndngi
Floor and Table OIL Cloths,
Floor Oil Cloths from wide, (cu to fit put down
oOm) and Table and Counter Oil Cloths quality
width.
So Furniture .....
Rotary Exension Chairs" magnificent article "Cotags
ChairH Office chsi Rosewood snd Mahogany PaTor Chairs
Arm Fame and Rocking Chairs Foot Stools, etc.
An inspection my stock and prices RESPECTFULLY solicited
ms st Jos. EFT Err, 20 Camp street.
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THIRD DIsR6TcH~.

THE FRENCH CoNsULATE--Ms, Simonnet, the
French Consul General at New York, has been
transferred to Havana. He is to be succeeded by
NJ 'Hauteriye, who was formerly Consul at Phia-
delphia, and now holds the office in this city.
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o. We are again under obligations to Ensign,
of the California, for Mobile papers.
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heipffn Louisville and dtelrisdns.
THE Line Of Telegraph ucted By LouuVa,
Nashville Memphis Tuueumbu, Jackah and NewOTleana will
be organized under the Gha a. Louisville FRIDAY The a2d
which meeting all Eubre b0rl log stock corporato
requested 70 be present-Louiavie, Ky, Oe. 49, 1872
6c2stn2s HENRY oRIELLY.
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DR GEO. KELLOGG, Homeopathic has Removed his Ofce
~ and Residence to No. n PEhDlD0 STREET the
T0lt9n Railroad Depot oil smQdp
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olBRooK sAbooEsThe election is over, and ihsis aIe
any quantity Of the NGiveI At H0lbIooks Let those
gentlemen Who have lost step up to the Oapaht
"a sts, IS en- d Fafa n enothaf column.
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LAUNCH AT TEE PEIcAN-4sst al tho.s who car apple
,sts ~ rood bine Of this life pay visit to the Pelican
where thsY viii hape their pala gEatfed and no mistake
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06

CRRscFNT BowLINa SAL00N,-Lst sioss who are fond
Of rolIaga game pay visit % The CIssosnt" Oar word
for H. they will often Tspaat il II beautiful alleys and gentle
manly hosts rsosiss their dns reward.
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AUCTION saIes ThIs Dav.

kENpGG, DRAKE Co, will sell at 10 O'Clock at thsl
Auction Store, under the st. Charles HOte-FuTntufe
], d. DEPAss will SELL at II O'Clock at Banks Arcade
Passage-FumituTe. - sH
F. II. PETITPAIN viii sell, at 10 o'clock at No. Cana
StIeet-lOO packages Of Dry Good.
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~ / o. o. F.-HOward Lodge No 13-Meeu every
Tht Evening" the Hall Grand Lodge, corner Of PoydFN
and Nchoupuouos aroeta... 0hccrg:
Iames FurlleGuK 1.lJ, f. Allison SECRETARY
L. A Levy, 81 E Sampson Treasure
nj ]. H. ALLISON, Secretary.
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THOMPSON & NIXON,
Fashionable Clothing Establishment

THOMPSON g. NIXON,
Fashionable Clothing Establishment
NO. i9 CAMP STREET.
BE subscribers now in receipt per ships Hero Atlantic and
Orleans aud complete stock Of Seasonaoe
Clothing up the best and style, expressly the retail
trade Gentlemen Of Clothing respectfully invited to call
and examine the stock, which comprises
Dress Coats, Of best black French cloth
FE0ek Coats Of best French coback, blue, olive brown,
green,
Fancy Goats, Of co0red cloths mixed and dab cas- tmsre'
TWeeds,
Petot and sse Of black cloth mixed and drob cashmere,
Tweeds, etc
Dress Pants Of black French dokn cashmere single and dou-
Bile miled, with and without straps.
Fancy Pants single and double mled doein and cashmere
new patterns and styleS..
Vests Of black sotn silk cashmere and Grenadne fancy cash
wooden velvet rich figured silks dab cashmere figured Vzen-
tia,
Oysrooau OF drab and eoored cloths, styles.
Cloaks, Of black cloth, {, Z, and fun circle.
Shirts, Of husn o0uon aud cambria muslin
Hosiery Merno silk and cotton drawers, UpdershiTts and
Halfhoss.
SIX and cainhric Handkerchief.
Black and rich figured Silk CTByats and Morning Gowns
SILK, cashmere, Merin0 and Jonvin's Kid Gloves
Silk, and Bingham Umbrellas, etc. ETC.
eo2s 2pd THOMPSON & NIXON, 10 Camp ST.
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NToRMAN's "NEw ORLEANS AND ENylRoNs.' . con-
IN tanning brief Sketch Of The Territories and State
Louisiana, City Of NewOeans, from tbs earliest period to
the present time, presenting guide q All o. gene
B.. N. NORMAN, Bookseller and statiOner,
IA No. rs Camp
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
WE invite Of customers 10 our new stock o. e99gs
w FASHIONABLE CLOTHING received per steamship Oho
and other late arrivals, consisting Of
Dress and FrOck Coats, black ana tancyi
and Sac Paletots,
Paris Paletos and ClOaks,
Pilot and Sable Cloth Over Saesi
Black and Fancy Cashmere Pants
Black and Fancy SILK and Satin Vests :
Shirts, Undershhts and DTawersj
Cmyats, Scars, Pocket Handkefchieis and GlOyesi
Morning Wuppeu, Suspenderi
NORRIS g. WAY,
NJ 2pw Camp st. Common, under Hawets Exchange
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d. WOODRUFF, Bookseller,
WaVeriev Place, Tuscaloosa, .Ala., and
ID, WOODRUFE g. co.

So Camp street, Ee0 Orleans,
KEEP Ia both places all leading Books, Theology,
N Medicine Science History Books Blank Books Writing
Pepper which found Establishments any part Of
the The public vii please remember this ana continue
their patronage. Inc r,-s,.J hsrs -.
Hdrehs History Of the United Chronic Diseases by Gully
volumes livery should buy these
Noands CSzhe parts complete books upon Water Curel
RuEtonE Life he Far Danss Inferno. Translated BY
Vol Chamerss Work. Carlyle.
History Wonderful Inventions Beschr InclEuaon Pictures
Water Cure in America; Wasr the and her
Cure for LADIES' Water Cure In NJ 2pd
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06
Opening OF the New store,

NJ The pablo most respectfully informed from this date
he undersigned wooeupy the fouoy building on CANAL
STREET, between Bourbon and Dauphn siTeet.
OILS 2ip1 d. a. HOLMES.
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Temple Meeting -- This Evening.
oDEoS Temple OF HONOR No. 5. at Crystal FOunt Hal
922 Tehoupitoulas street.
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NEW FRENCH GOODS

. FOX CASH
THE subscriber receiving his FAN stock Of Millinery Laces
and French Fancy Goods among ieh val BE found go9d as
0red Grapes and Laces Illusions, Roaches, etc, etc,
White Goods
Swiss Book, MW and Nauso0k MusBs, Tsreon husna Bis-
ops Lawn Plaid and Striped Cambrc Corded Skirts etc.
Laces and EmbrOideriess
English Thread Laces and Edgngs Thread Bubbns aces and
lnsngs, Jaconet and Swiss Muslin Edgng and naeIung El-
Ur1derst Lace Capes, Cuffs Collars and Wells
Black SILK Mamtillass
Black and eood Manta and Vsss Ladies' and Gent mems
Kid Gloves Hosiery black coored Frngs and Gmpa Wore
Em6oderng Bris, Tapes, Bobbin Stay Binding, On shk'
Whaebone, etc.
Straw Goods
Tuscan Brads, China Rice Pearl, eoored Berlin Rutland
Split Straw, etc,
Artificial Flowers
French Bunches, Sprgsr Bridal Wreaths Boa4uets etc ETC
Also 1000 dozen Liner CanjTc Handkerchieis, all styles
Mexican Laces
All the above will Be sold The lowest prices for cash City
and country merchants requested call and examine goods ana
prices. Goods sold al Wholesale only. .
p 90 ma Canal street, tso doors below Magazine.
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7ssgraeked o the 9 DaiIg Cresoent.n
~ dc southern LIne.
Mr. Rodi.oo nd the o..

-
Mr.. BodiBoO and the 0zar.
BALTIMORE, Oct 3l.--The New York Courier
and Enquirer contains letter from an undisputed
source, stating that M. Bodsco the Russian Minis
ter at Washington has been sent to Siberia by she
Gear, on the ground that NJ Bodiseo is the posses
sor of property in this country, in conhavention
with the laws of Russia on the subject. The EN-,
peror discovered it through the means of spy in
Washington City Bodisco has been torn from his
family. This is authentic.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNIA,
Continued Excitement in the Cotton Market
At late hour last evening we received the fol.
lowing meagFe dis patches from our Correspondent
announcing the arrival of the steamship Hibernia,
with one weeks later intelligence from Europe.
SECOND DIsP ATcH.
BALTIMoRK, Nov. 4--Ths steamship Hibernia
arrived at Halifax on Saturday. having sailed from
Liverpool on the 2Oth ult. She has had a long
passage. ~ f%
n Commercial affairs remain unchanged, with the
exception of the Cotton market, which still con-
tinues in a state of great excitement, This is all
received thus far. S.s 6 z -
Third DIsRATCH.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 4, Z P. Non the reception
of the Hiberpia's news at Liverpool, on Monday,
the 18th ult, the excitementin the Cotton market
increased. and continued up to Friday, when the
Cambria arrived out. Her adviees had somewhat
depressing effect and Cotton declined slightly. q
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DAILY CRESCENT.
NEW oRLRARS.
81 ~ * "a CIgt NEws, 80.

s- Oar readers viii, We trust, excuse for short
time, the occasional scarcity Of reading matter in
our columns The pressure Of advertisements cur
tails our available space. We shall endeavor to
make up the deficiency BY issuing Supplements
frequently, until we can get under weigh in our
enlarged form, which we hope will be shortly.
We are in daily expectation of the materials Or
defed. We shall then present to ourfriends sheet
hrgs enough to display all their advertising favo
and sinereaaed interest to the readingcolumns
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PittsbuFg HIRAM Pc WERs, HaWley, 4P. NJ
Mobile OREGON, Hem, q P. M Cars.
Sc Lgts PRIDE OF THE WEST, Hunt, 4 p NJ
Cincinnati ......... OHIO Black,s5 P. IA. ..-'rr
LoLispiila .TRlRUNE. PaIton. p. NJ
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steamboat Departures This Day.
~ sEK IDTERTIsEMENTs ON THIRD pAsE
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CO-PARTNERsHIP-- The sub!chben having puE.
" chased the entire Interest Of N 7. BANs0N ,G
CO. viii continue the BREWING BUSINESS under the
arm OF POULTNEY, COLLINS g. MASSEY. Phtladel-
6risanSH =. CHAB, w. POULTNEYsls
+ COLLINS, -
WILLIAM MASSEY.
'ptiI.5slpbiss 10Th NIonth An 1919 81 -.
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DIssOLUTION-The oO.pertne.shiq heretofore existing
- under the frn Of NJ j.. DAWSON Y Cel Is THIS day
viii be settled BY their succsssors, PQgLINEf COL
Inns g. MASSEY, , NJ Il DAMSS9Hb ,,yr,,y-
"a VIM WINNIE WlSTER.
philadelphia, 10th Month 4th 1919.
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TIME snbEofbor having connected himself in business q
per above Advertisement s prepared to sqsgg he fsndy
and me public with PORTER. ALE and EAFkA ALE
FOR BOTTLINC, and PALE AND AmBEh ALE
FOR DRAFT by the eask OF barrel, At the premises for
meFV Oosupied By him. Nos l9 and q benYe street, IN
he name aud stye Of MASSEY, POULTNEH & col
LINS lie wo uld also nfoIm them that he has sold ont h
"BoltinR Business" 70 his brother.in-Hw N. MARACHE
and would recommend him to their natT0nage
NeWOre6nS, Nov. 1, 1879 a WILLIAM M ASSEH.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-10
PATS NOTION OF THE FUTURE
STATE.

1t is to be apprehended that the notions
of many in Christendem are not great
deal more just, or elevated than appears
ia the following case which occurred on
the frontiers Of Maine ,--between Jenny
McGes and Pat McGarlin.
Pat icing called to visit his neighbor
Jenny McGee, and hear his last words OF
farewell before 'shufiliag off this mortal
COIL he duRned his best suit Of clothes,
smoothing his usual cheerful ph,z into un>
usual gravity, and made hs appearance
at the bedside of his old friend. Upon
meeting him, Pat exclaimed:
We'll Jenny understand the doctors
have given you np.'
jim Yes Pat, it's al over wild me-
Pat--(af,er a pause, )--'Well Jimmy,
ye haven't been a great slnner,-ye,l 60
to the good place"
Jim--'Uh yes, Pat, to be sure l stole
some OF ,hs govr nment timber
Pat-(,aking Jemmy's hand assuming a
diplomatic air)--'Wsll, farewell to ye;
when ye reaches the good place tell lnem
you're wcH acquainted wild Pat McGar>
lin
Here Pat started for the door, but, as
# suddenly thinking of Jemmy's dishon-
esty ia s,ealing the government timber
he wheeled around TO his friend, and ses
riously exclaimed
But Jimmsy, if anything happens to
ye .bat ys should 60 to the other place,
jist tell the in se don't knO,o q diuil toOrd
about mr!' -
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-10
DoW's SERMON TO HUSBANDS.

DoV . oEnMON ~ II HUSbhN hNDS.
Husbands, assist your wives in max ing
home happyi preserve the hearts you have
won.
@ l. When you return from your daily
avocation, do you find your habitations
alluring? Do not sit down 10 corner;
silent and sallen, with clouded brow, and
visage fepusive! Nee, your bsloveds
with smile Of Joy aud satisfaction: take
them by the hand.
2.Never indulge In course, harsh or
profane words. These to a women of re-
I'm sment; ofdslicate and tender sensibil-
Ity, areexceeding disgusting, and tend
TO grieva her ssphit. Let the law Of
kindness dwell upon your lips; write upon
the table ofyour heart. Modesty and de-
licacy arc gums Of priceless value, keep
them polished like FURNISHED gold.
B. Husbands, be exceedingly cautious
never tosay, or do anything that wi tend
to mor,ify the feelings of your wives io
company. Here. if possible, show them
more marked respect than when alone.
A. Give your wives to unders aud that
You esteem them above all others; make
them your con6dantsi con6de In them,
and they will confde in you: confidence
begets confdence-love begets love;
sweetness begets sweetness.
5. Above all, sympathize with the wives
OF your bosoms in the hour Of alllIction.
Rejoice when they r joice, aut weep
with them vixen they weep. VINO, if not
bosom companion, will wipe from the
cheek the tear Of sorrow.
6. Finally. husbands remember that
death will soon sever the oonnuoial cori!
.Nhso you behold her with whom you
lived, and toiled and wept and reJoiced
cold and lifeIess, laid in the coffin.
Think Of the happiness SO deep and tens
der,
That filled thy heart when wand'ring
by her side.
| Ihink how her taintest smile mad power
The darkest moment one Of love and
pride.
And now that this frail form 10 dealt
grows colder,
A sweet, calm rapture fills the parting
bpur,
( That thou art with her, though a sad be
holder,
A witness Of the dear Redeemer's pow
err
VIII you then regret that you studied
always to promote her happinesst thai
the law Of kindness and love dweit on
your lips. evarmore! Oh. think, and be
now her minstering angel!
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-10

The MORALS OF THE BoKApARrE FAM
ty.-B Be!o,o Par.-Napoleon put away
Josephine fer State reasons, married a.
gain, and was the father Of illegitimate
Jerome put away his American wife to
please Napoleon. jerome daughter, the
Priacess Damidoff, has left her husband
within six years after marriage.
Joseph lived apart from his wife and
had illeg climate children.
Pauline behaved SO badly that her hus
band the Prince Borgbese walled up the
doors of the house against her, and separ-
ated.
Pierre Bonaparte charges the present
President, the supposed son of Louis Bon.
sparle and Hortense Beauharnois, the
daughter of Josephine, with being lllegi.
innate.
Lucien's second daughter married an
Eng glishman, whom she deserted, and has
family of illes itimate children now in
Paris.
Jeromc's eldest son now lives in Paris
with an Italian lady, without marriage
Only three of The whole tribe now ap.
pear at the President's levee.
The President is unmarried but is not
without female companion of great
beauty.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-10
ANITAIIAN PROCLAMATION.

The following is the proclamation ls.
sued by the Roman Republicans upon the
approach of the French army:
"Frenchmen, your ancestors brought
US liberty, but you bring US slavery. In
Destroying the Roman Republic yen will
destroy your own. Oh shame! You
stood by during the misfortune Of Lom-
hardy You had MT a word Of consola
ton for the fall of Piedmont. Your venal
writer's calumniate the heroic eforts Of
Hungary: On this very day With sn i'm.
pudsnt moctery you come to destroy Ro'
man liberty, Ate you indeed soldiers!
| YOU are, choose foe worthy Of your
courage Do not come to defy the ris.
Ing strength OF a pretty State. you
wish to combat against republican arms,
chase to be republicans yourselves.-
Frehchmen, answer truly: whom do you
wish to restore power! Are they the
prleslsl Tbat hereditary race who have
caused so mitch blood to flow and ocCas-
ioned SO many woes TO France herseli!-
Study your own history and you will see
what you are about to do for us. We
have an implacable hatred saoerdotal
domination. You wish to impose it on us
By force. You are about TO place us on
level with the Chinese. Frenchmen!
before UNDER aking dstestable work,
ask of the sky above you, and ii will an
sw er that it has been polluted by sacer.
dotaI iBiauilies in all sges. Ask your
youth and our women, and learn an un-
interrupted tale of sstuctio of debaueh-
cry aId ofvenalty. Ask Of our farmers
for whom they have labured. They will
answer for the priests! Ask to whom be.
longs the fifth part of the State. To the
priests! Ask to whom belong the most
luxurious abodos, for whom are the most
exquisite delicacies, and who are those
obsyed by thousands Of menials. The
reply will still be--lhe priests! the priests!
Frenchnen, your mission is the work Of
help
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-10

LIST OF DISTINGUISHED CHARACTERS RE-
GENTLY DEcEAs Within a very short
space of time the following distinguished ed
persons have died in this country and ia
Europe,
James K. Polk, ex Presidant Of the
United States.
General Edmund p. Gaines, Of the Uui.
ted States Army.
General William ]. Worth, Of the Uni.
ted States Army.
Colonel James Duncan, of the United
States Army.
John Wilson, the well known vocalist.
Marshall Bugsaud, Of the French Ar.
my.
General S. w. Kearny. of the United
States Army.
Cuarles Albert, sx>King ofSardnia.
MAZDA Recamisr, leader of fashion in
Napolson's time.
Madam Catalini, the celebrated VOCAL
ist.
Madam Cavaignac. Mother OF General
Cavaignacs
Mrs. Madison, relct Of President JAS.
NJ MadisoD, and one the most remarkable
woman of tie age.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-10
A FEW HINTS TO FARMERS.

If your land appears worn out and over
worked, yau may be sure you narrowed its
feelings too much.
To get the most work out of your hands,
keep them out Of your pockets.
The hardest pair of bars to get over, are
Ohio River sand bars
About the middle of the Summer, ask your
grass every morning, if 1t is ready to be cut.
AS it has no ears, let corn, it will answer,
"Hay!"
How to raise geese-Send your daughters
home they will be ducks or little siupids.
To iaise corn-Wear tight boots.