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Shipping Intelligence.

October
Arrv,e Barb Union Baltimore; bres Avor fsam Malaga
Gu, cibrnlAr 18th nit; Blue Nose Derhec ~ schrs
lttrty Irtdorieksturg; STA pten. Bhadsfhsi CathA
nhe WILCOX, Albany l., Ehon, and Luther Child, Now
York.
tlearsd-ships Rubccnd Calcutta via Mauritlus Rlch-
nond, Fan ffhncat0 hrEOEaut do Hamilton, do. Ocean
porter. Belize Honduras John Dutpu hohDs Clement,
tha-iestor; Lawre Phadsiph scirs II rhomp,on,
Bel m.na; Ausu'ta Albany Bay state and Alo1aada;
Beow-sip rGss from Liverpool. % last. 2s,s lost fore
torghliAIt at.
SALEM, october2l.
Cleared Sci Martha M1ria. ccw yors.
rrriy' tt HHrk Lufa Maria, from Zanzibar July sqth,
- hs'Ct sept Eth Ieft - forer George Washing
ton, Nov E dfcrf, ~. 40 - for psoihe tho
iicnni bEra Marietta Row Borford au July 5th
erus. Heard from o. SIS ctcc isahc the iaf of iune,
Etotrr Wsfrr Osr tclnu bus New Lot don -: Alto
NtN ltd',rt, go tp. no American vesfe AZ =. Helene A.
Table BAY. a. Ssrt lark Ocean wave from
sson spoke 2lst lat u AZ, oa g. brig r.do. New York
fer Barbados
Lrurc. october q.
Arrived rrir ousdsy Belle. Boston Load f5r CALIFORNIA;
fchr o. webster, New fofi.
ttitd-3ehr Chalitngt. New York.
Arrived srhrs r Adams baltimore; safy Shields ana
Expedite. Thi.aeoliiiN
PsovInEvcr, O1.ober2,.
Aur.d-sotrs Williamsburg. James Kysr. Henry. aRd
Marcy, Piirdsirhis.
saiei-Bafk waller. San Francisco; carisw. do.
Toarrkvn Octii,r "a
Aivet-fatk Ocfsvia. Carderea 2h bark Jutllos, Do;
telr Martin an hurlu Blurt ii tor Philadelphia.
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NEWS FOR EUROPE.


The steamship Nisesra will leave this port at
today. fer Halifax and Liverpool Her mails will
.lete at half past 10 O'Clock this mornirF
The W,.iIy H,rsH will be printed ct O'Clock. II
will 10 prepared expressly for the steamer. All the
news from all parts OF this continent political, com.
mercis fashionsble, theatrical financial, and ship
pipg-to the iatest moment, by mall and telegraph,
will b given in it, columns, not only In the English,
bet In the French language.
Al this oil mako the W,,iiy Herald the paper TO
send TO Europe. Single copies, for sxpsnee will b
PIT up in wrapper ready drop into the mail bags
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ALB.Ny. Oct SO T. VI.
The receipts since yesterday -four. 10000 bols
what 500 bushel corn. zoe bushels; barley 1900
bushels. There Is lets dsng In hcur hut there IN
change Ia the rate Sales OF the day embrace 500 bbl
The Gales of wheat 500 bushels mi x.d Msdisrrs-
mean, at 81 10. 1he demand for barley IL good. and
the GALES Include 100 bushels at 63ac for Two
rowed and 80 5sc for four roved. Oats are qaotei
at SSc, With sales If 500 bushels.
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NAVAL AuDNinIme nfE-

WAsHI,GroS, Oct. 3o-P. NJ.
The following appointments In tho navy
nornees-James NJ. Mclttosb, vice Gwynn, deceased
w. +. Lynch, commander, vice Mcintosh promoted
WilismE. Boudnot, lieutenant, vice Lynch, promoted
Van Rensselaer, Morgan, Lieutenant, vice Ed ward G.
Anderson, resigned Richard L. Allister Purser vice
Nathaniel Wilfop, deceased.
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TELEGRAPHIC ITTELLIGENCE.

Gen. Shields Nominated To the u. 3. Senate.
st. Louis, Oct. 30, lS49
In the Illinois Legislature Saturday last cleo
ton took place for u u. Senator With the following
result: General Shields 70 Cyrus Edwards 81 In the
previous csucus Breesc Shields very ose the lat
ter nominated In caucus the 2lst ballot by
four majority Tho Senate after wards passed reso
luton to adjourn Monday next.
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open this uoruiss another large invoice e choice
drfifsils Ga ds vhth a gfsst variety o
psd lnfF and Ssv H. embracing variety
.f yaI oeor and fresirum o. - n. hn.st quality made
also All styles rricsf Qualities ~ Br0cha Stavs Also
three oafe plain coored Muslin de L-nes at Is the yard
three 40 plain solotd ts,in striped Cashoers stis Ca
With fail snf ~ All Other senahle rooda
LANE a PORTER IS Cathsrins s~eet
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rne Rank Of Salisbury f. SIN r,

The Bank Of Salisbury IL still redeemed.
Of the folio wing from the
and principal Of opinion that IL will be
sustained -
New YoRK, Oct 49, 1si9.
To the Bank Note Reporter antee to the holders
Of the Of the ank Of Salisbury and to those who
beraer hold them that will redeem all such notes de-
naBd at one per cent discount 3. HOUGHTON.
J. THoAPsOE, ESQ.
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-satsy customer ~ giving aim good ~
end fret rate srcle ~ remarkably cheap price aud n.
u the best medium 4 advertising ia the world Thousands
Who have been thus ~ needy served shor their boots shoes
sud sssts tn irierds aEd acIuainfaucs and say
Lorsht these ~ JONEF oheap are u Ann s.tesL"
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u,en,y rmpo,,nnt tina, nj, Persons should

know who're che, fetao the beet and cheapest Boots
o,s Usiera. Ove,sbo,s. Sc. Ne would merely Amt 70
them thst BNOOkS no Fulton street, is the piac
would ss,is them o. SUPPLY themselves az bic cheap and
fashiouaiis establishments
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gsrmep IN TIE noble AND ossy II orstan nip will
81 Dsbrows hioirg school No. ~ Fourth ave-
1hurasy ev,ninr lst hoveu t ava continue Zach
TrtsHy Jhtrtay and SATURDAY aurGG chs
UT.s fou half psst % halt past e'olock Gentlemen
pthnf subfCtTbe viii please call at thsr earliest
veni-nte.
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Horrible Murder Ia ST Louis-Several per-
sons Shot by Two Insane Frenchmen.

81 LOUIS Oct 80, 1919
An awful tragedy occurred last evening at Barnum's
Hotel the particulars Of which are as follows A few
days since two young French gentlemen calling them
selves Gonzales de Montesque and Count Ramond de-
MontesQue arrived in this city from Chicago aud took
LODI e at Barnums Hotel stating that they on
a hunting excursion through he West Nothing par
tcular observed ia their until last evening
when. about IL o'clock as Mr. Barnum nephew of the
proprietor. and Macoraber steward of the houss,
were retiring To bed, one of the French gentlemen
to the window on the gallery and tapped lightly
the same. Mr. Bsrnuin pushed the curtain one
side, when the man outside fred gun the ball from
which passed through MIR. Barnum aud two buc<shot
lod ged in the Of Macon Der At the report of The
gun, MIR. Albert Jones, coach mi ker, residing Ia
Third street but who had a sdjoinrg, rushed to
the door to what the difficulty He had scarcely
passed the when he received shot which feled
him TO the floor and he died in few moments after
couple of gentlemen who had also entered the gal
lery, struck with buckshot; their were H.
M. Henderson, wounded in the forehead, and w. II.
Hubble, Of Liberty, wounded ia the The assassin
was Immediately pursued to his room, where after
desperate struggle he secured He Is the younger
OF the two brothers. Both of them arrested and
affected to be insane. Mr. Barnum Is still living but
is very weak few days since the fellows made
a similar attempt the landlord of public house at
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Mare Bsir Dye Invention - color the Hair Wits
here shs moment 10 applies without injury 90 u. hair or
C-ntle-e- have their Wlisksrs dyed IN tvc
minutes at the DEPOT No is7 Broadway, Of Dsy
rect urd.r the Frsnkn HoIs. Per bottle small sise 81
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Govttrmtrt securities continue to advance slowly
but steadily but they yet several per cent below
prices current early July last and the probability IL
that We shall not reslfe asas, very soon, the high
prices Of that time. The advance experienced during
the Isst veek or two must cheek remitsnce ard pre-.
vent the fuhimes OF limited orders The effect Of this
viii he 70 increase the shipments Of specie aud advance
the rates for sterling exchange The immense amount
f foreign MERCHANDISE imported into this country,
during the present. year must be paid for in way;
and u public securities and agricultural pro-
duets Do not find market In Europe extensive enough
TO quidste ind btedness We must send something
slfe, and that something else can be nothing but
specie
Within the past year we have RENTED to Europe fu
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PnrsBuRoH, Oct. s0-P. NJ.
The river Ia rising rapidly and Ia four feet sud
FIVE inches la depth We have had heavy rains since
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Steamboat Sunk.

st. Louis Oct. 2s, 1872
The steamer Ocean Wave sunk In the Illinois
river, near Griggsville, on Friday evening last.
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Hefner Mt the Philadelphia Mint.

WAsHIsGToS, Oct. go, 1s4o.
The Secretary Of the Treasury ha, appointed Pro-
fes,or James c. Booth melter and rehner at the
Philadelphia Mint, vice Nee ullougb, resigned.
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AZ the wis Fse.ory Of Medhurst Heard Maiden Liant.
vhse sfsSEes and ctzsus select from the largest oh
the They ~ the bet and combine
all tie est imprcvtrnnts Also ladies Ornamerts Hail.
IN great htBndancs Cory the address. q Walden laas
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Jemts Flank Hotcs Bought ~ 81 per cent
!. -.Il


and Andrews VII have tosa fsve hoorn The
ridr public tho rru rrtcrs ~ the Srth nes
have tp1sd ~ TIE rrt ip q che Eay ther
foate tbr1ush bc 30 smooth Hni rrnhate nsy thcy
With hrtht downs with aryfhina tha1
veil laid track q tho tmootte Q tird OF Huss.
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f-r Cd acQuar sree vfb Knoxs elegant asartea. II
Hats ord Cans. evcfy style AID gaay. shguid lose
ne ti in nrooucns thr h'adsto ~. interior q thee,
fureIine indif enable requtcsFo important
case 10 the cCUiCr srd urUfectUn 90 mons
lad head may better rs cudon ~ TfocDrngs Eooi sa,
While 5000 head may gufsr by adaPng poor eovcrias M
you vh 20 avoid TIE latter dilemma and fsrure lat
wfieh dcfss the rivalry 81 hat-dom, call 81 kNON5, rs
luitCn street..
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SECOND DESPATCH.

Sr LOUIS Oct. BOP. NJ.
Mr.. Bsrnum Is still alive but it is certain that he
cannot recover. The trunks of the French brothers
were broken open this morning. and letters fouud
showing thsm TO bs Parisisns Of wealth and family
They also ntained some splendid accoutrenents and
$500 in German gold coin They evidently insane
Both Of Them fired fatal shots They refu g counsel
and state that they will plead their Albert
Joner, who shot buried this afternoon. He
shot by ounce ball aud sixtyslx large shot
The Mayor has ordered strong police force protect
TIE Jail. The other persons who wounded are
doing well, and will, in all probability, recover.
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More Vessels for California.

Bosros, Ost. 30-P M.
The ships Arsonaut, Richmond, Henry Ware, aud
brig Archslaus sailed to-day for California, with .O5
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TnE New YORK HERALD sND IT'S CoRREsrov-
1rsrs.-W Whatever else may be said of the Ne,o
Yo,k Head this certainly is true OF II, that it's
unsurpassed by any paper Published 10 thls country
IN The variety ability and universally Of It's regu-
lar correspondents - Portland Jr1gtrs, oct. IS
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Ute FIr,, Geld Medal Awarded Go pa

su.rr.tyr,s ~ the American Institute awarded in
favor kr Braoy Of broadway Fulton street.
where srbr.rs aud stEsus isrea to examine spss
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B.LrrMoar, Oct 30-oP. NJ.
The Southern mail due this evening, has failed be-
yond P,tersburgh, Va.
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Cloth from eight yards vide Of tho modern
style Tapestry marble and ehinz sgursd from s. ga
per ard. st No ~ Bo~cry HIRAM ANDtRsOS'S. Enx-
fh Competing Rugs Drugg,'s low wohy
Of the stfertion of prrchafert
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TnE COMING ELECTIONS Within about two
weeks, or ihercabou,s nne Of the sovereign States
of America will hold their usual fall cleo
,ions, the resu, Of each Of which will be looked
Tor with great deal Of interest by politicians, aud
by the public generally. especially those Of Louisi
ana and New York. These States are New York,
New Jersey, Massachusetts,. Delaware, Msss-
tippi, Louisisna, Illinois, Michigan and wlscon-
Gin. To certain extent, the administration at
Washington. aud the policy Of the cabinet OF Gen.
Toylor. will be adjudics,ed upon BY the people at
those elections, and hence the Importance which
il attached 10 them.
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bridal EnveIopcs. "A spIewold A.so

warranted superior TO Pen yet offered the public
Also gold and silver Pen and Pencil Cases. ssd wholesale
and retail te Depo Of Broadway and John
up stairs N. Bold Pens repaired pointed. exchanged
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received from Paris ssd Lnndon also, ess
Wedding CARDS. at EYkRDELLS Fashionable gstsbfsh-
for Cards S2 Broadway Of Duane street, Bs
Ofee,2 Wall street
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rs,O TBE LADIES EDWARD II. NEWMAN, NO. 1913.
Broadway tspTo.its ho 1hclrci oflrs, considerably
under resuar riccs needlwork clars ,fenisetes,
sleeves handkerchief infants rns, wts era ssps sws
and Jascoret trimmings rrutfci Nalsncsnnes soliarC
and cuh lace slows mi undr tsuakerchef lace
yeils thcsd nne miaton iacss sfesssst s9
hsld desse dress good aid gaves, 49, dc.
Nc dcviaia n 10 ruscr.
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DANCING.

DRlvATE DAN' tNG And wa1rZI "a. ArHR sEA-
rgs Nc. o. Bond New ciasass fot Gsnfisnan
Tusstays and Ftioave, % aHt.es, q. ~ 4cincsiays
ard Saturday. g. 81 Uc.k or ladies' md Masters Az
the graceful moaes q dancing @ sad sses exclusive
fer puliis as usual
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TnE TRIBUNE AND lis Nav PsEss --Massa
Greeley, Of the 7fibunc, INDUCED himself in quite
e puff yesterdsy, about model printing press,
capable of Throwing of $500 sheets per hour, which
he h.s recently purchased. Such press will, no
doubt, be found amply sufficient to supply the de-
mand for that paper but il would not suit the cir
culouon Of The HroiJ. We must have something
faster than that oar presses are capable of
throwing tf upwards Of twelve thousand sheets
per hour; end even with that tremendous velscity
We cen scarcely supply the demand. The fact u,
il cur FourieIie cotcmporary desires to have
wide and comprehensive circulation, similar TO
that ct the Hoaid, lac musi abandon all the wild
notions and insane sms which he has imported
fltm Germany and France, ard which he has en-
desvond TO force on the mind of the practical
people of the county, nolcns v0icHs, and without
a. much as asking their consent. Fourersm,
socialim, end other abstract isms, may sut the
tcmreitment Of dreamy philosophers; but they
would never fourth or take root among such
people as the population Of the United States.
They will not upset the existing order Of society.
with all lie guarantees Of peace and comfort at the
bidding If philosophers with one psntaoon leg ia
the inside Of the boot and the other outside, aud
with unwoshed fsces and dirty linen. Grceley's
old hat and fast pres. are both models 6t 10 make
q korse laugh.
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THE Next SrKAKEHsRiP -Varous papers are
specula.ing upon the chances OF Mr.. Winthrop,
Mr.. Cobb, Of Georgia, Mr.. Linn Boyd, of Ken
lucky, Mr. McLanc, of Maryland, and others, to the
Speakership. All such estimates are premature.
The free sellers hold the balance OF power. The
election is IN their hands; and until it IL known who
they will vote for, or upon what terms they will
compromise or compound, it is perfectly idle to
speculate upon the probabilities Of their supporting
any candidate. They may, perhaps, sell out to the
highest bidder, or they may obstinately hold of.
But if il is understood that California is on the
spot for admission into the Union, with constltu-
ton silent the subject Of slavery, and that the
President, in his message, recommends her admis-
sen on such erms-(and what else can he DOT
but especially If coupled with this, the President
shall recommend the cesson Of New Mexico, east
Of The Rio Grande, to Texas, then the free sellers
will unite against Winthrop to dead certainty,
and TO man. But all conjectures on the subiest
are waste Of time; at least untd we shall have
the returns from the LOUISIANA and Mississippi
elections
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GKIFi sEiPli SGIPiil- anO -SiPS ~ Is stNUTEs.
~ Tie above urprc elsntea viii De Performed
WEDNESDAY tthsi erstiut October 3lat, 1t Nal rs
Ccrc'It Hall, iUl Llgabytt w FUiNI SALtRR feat
never ltluTe sfteputed Tt STATES Al &C s1 Alter
tie s.cve, spsfrins EShitisn n u.cal attraction will
on ~ which iotry Nnsrr 81 he encountered ~
yeral Of The hc 81 the day. Tctets 50
To 1. obtained 81 the doors
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r,LLlsETS1, AM nIsy 0ooss.

81. q. ~
A CARD.-THE OFEBN.-H NuttTY TaE PATRONS
n - the NTcia that viii se isdie- superior quality
!. q. FARRAtLS.
~ Ecsdwrv. Door % he iufsrna Art Inion
~ EATlENke. PREFACE "a T.as-BEFUaF YOU
~ furriy 9tursrlFtf 81 PES via 90 cnthns Examine
rist 300 have grd th Or 3D. infray street where
ctt ttrm tftru ell o ca. et altered repaired,
vita ounf, coaf- hnrg battousiu fact turned out
20 look sgusl TO ntr rtt ultte et-kp iiue
attsnocd 20 in any Irt 90 te ciy. bT A COafiSSOS
rrffNe
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DAssAoB TICKET FOR SAN FRANCISCO roa SALE
"A Setrage Ticket far the OF ist Decenh
from Panama Enquire - 90 Wsshinston strcs, cerser
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HAbLEu PAhK TRCrgtsG COURSE PURSE or
iwu y hvo Dollars MI ic gytn. "a Thurs
osy lt Nov, ~ halt raet 80 * tfae Or AL h7sss that
ievr haze pufsr under he ft1dls mile h.a's best
Bin EnTgnee " close st Gra ne isdGsas Hsdnes-
n.ILIIAN FovNsR Prsrri.,ar
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ssst,n TANG.

eNy-ee
IIN1ON COURSE, L. I-IRuIfiN g.-pURsE OF $500
~ mile hear, 80 farntEs wiil come on on bsJnssaay
Ov at O'Clock ntfd DTy Lady suno x;
william hfesr enters p. Trnstsc. fhe above named
brs- have AGo ale best he 20 bargess that has
ever been tIotted ~ s eounir Trustee winning ths fret
heat IN ~ Suffolk the ~ in 7S' The third
beat IN III The VAL have south Perry, BroOkiyn
B.. e'tlock and rctuFa u toe nffe over.
= y. GEEENs Pr0pretsr.
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FINE WATCHES Jewellery, Bic.

A. AAAaAts tHAAtf Sft idA on mana
- and ig receiving hy every arrival, Gold 80
Lever. Duplex and Cylinaer WATCHES of ell va
the best laHzerl, Alsu-tob, Vest Il e.
lsand Guard CHAINS, SEALS&tlAfaS
-. ? and KEYS, IN every variety. Gpd Pens
Renqs Ehnblos, bucklsl &c Fine Bracelets, Brooches
Necklaces hinEl Slvefware, Spoons and Forks Ladies'
Sest2n ggps PeheTl Igays Plated Casoli, rsa-Settl
I1hdle1tickH, Urns rich Fancy Goods Lubin.s ue Per
tumeytogethsr with gtsat variety Of other articles
Aplneong 70 mention. Als0-S PECT ACLBS, with Sold
SILVER She'll Steel bowed frames and Glasses Of ever
nd-sye totecton etc, eto., constantly hand and
lil3d % suit The eve % abort notice Nils
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Passages etc. etc. have been cured by this Compound
tune and cases of STPnLs of the most nIeteale ds1onp
tion have promptly yielded TO their sanave influence
The preparation without dOubt etispuai' Fsr
edY and has cured many obstinate diseases aeF many
other medicines had failed. In its improved form II is near
y taSteless and effects DsF1HdRen the sBace for
sir daBs without much estriContO diet orany % *
pOsuTe business Besides this important ADVANTAGE Il
aever leaves the part subject to that trOubesoe
that occurs often after the useOf other medicines Generally
prescribed aud, If taken in the first sags of the deae
will arrest the dischaTge and remove all Unpleasant feeling,
in few days; In png;pOtracted or ohano sages Of tba
ever discovered. 7 i9A-01'
We do not offer these Specifics as PANAorA n, " ou,s
every thing, but for the above named cass We are
to guaranty cure. - N'' '''sA'Ola''
We would here remark that these psparaons have bsep
before the public Of New Orleans fo he t5Tt 80
they have universally proved eficariOns w 2'A'S anu
49,. zoe ole Ageney, NO, 10 CAROEDELET Street.
OoeDSDt ou"its NH" common streets. 81 lV
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DAILY CRESCENT.

0T-lhe poet Campbell, soon aftsr the birth oil
his child, wrote as follows to . near friend.
The passage teens with all the tender isrvor Of a
mothers heart; Our first interview was when be
lay IN bis little crib, in the midst Of white muslin
and dainty lace, prepared By Hsiildas hands, iong
before the strangers arrival. verify believe that
lovelieg babe ipas never smiled upon by the hght
Of heaven. He was breathing sweetiy IN his first
sleep; durst not ivalasn him, but ventared one
kiss. He rave faint mumur, and opened his ILL
lie aznre lights Since that time he has continued
TO grow IN grace and stature / can take him IN
nv arms. his still his good nature and his beauty
are but prOT0caiives TO the affection which one
must net indulge; he cannot bear to be hinged
lie cannot Jet sianda worrying. Oil that were
surs he would live 10 The DAYS when could take
him on my knee, and feel the strong plumpness Of
childhood waxing into vigorous yuuth NV poor
boy shall have the eesacy Of teaching him
taonghisa and knowledge, and reciprocity Of love
g me II IS bold to venture into futuritY so ar
At present his lovely little face is comfort to me
lH lips breathe thai fragrance which it is one OF
me loyeiest kiadnssses OF nature that she has Civ
en- 70 infants; a sweetness of smell more delightful
than all the treasures Of Atabia3 What adorable
beauties OF God and AatnFe's bounty we live IN
without knowing How few have ever seemed 10
THINK an infant beauNful! But to me there seems
to BE- beauty in ghe earliest dawn Of iafancy,
which IS not inferior to the attractions Of child
hoed, especially when they sleep. Their looks ex-
cite more tender train Of emotions. Il Is like fhe
tremulous anxiety we feed for a candle new lighted,
which we dread going odt"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-20
OTTIzENs % NEW oRrBANs.

u 9ot a9dat TO pee Voir Sons IN one az he best schools
en- aazeEiea, look At tRe advertisement belop.
pOuGHkEEPsIE C0LLEGIATE sCHO0I.-lThe
eaihce for this School is situated On College Hill about
Afse ouns of mile tEom the beautiful village Of P0agh.
kesIsie, Dptoaess county, State Of NeyEYOIk.
Ine school is conducted philosophical principles
mind and constant efforts employed 70 develop iti
relative strength. The domestic arrangements and modes
instruction a adapted 10 youth Of ten years Of age and
ward and teY are instructed in such branches may be
requisite either to Qpalty them for Commercial Lille En-.
giheering, or to prepare them for College.
The annual expeRse scholar $3.50 payable quarterly
n advance. This sum includes all charges for b0afd, tp
non. stat emery, he'd and bedding, washing, room, feel
light and books Except the French and s Spanish books
The year IS divided into two erps of twenty three weeks
each, Ihe summer term commences the first WedRes-
day IN maythe Winter term inst Wednesday NOvem.
Der L the purpose ri the undersigned TO receiye
youth lutQ hls School whose NOM chaIaeleI GOOD
ly2o SmdaW CHARLES BARTEEF'T, Principal