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Hon. VIM. Rockwell, Judge of the Supreme Court,
Second Judicial District Of New York, died at his
residence in the town Of New Utrecht, on Saturday,
the 26th ut, with bleeding Of the lungs. Judge
Rockwell held several Offices of honor and trust in the
county Of Kings in that State, among them those of
District Attorney and County Judge. He was about
fifty years of age.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-04

The negro cook, George Wilson, who so brutally
butehered the captain and mate Of the schooner
Eudora Imogene, the 9th November last, suffered
the severest penalty of the law Friday, the 25th
ult., in the jail yard attached to the courthouse of
White Plains, Westchester county, New York The
prisoner made confession of his guilt but the
contrary, maintained his innocence to the last.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-04

ag=Ry virtue of the powers with which
the Supreme Government of the Republic Of Nj
caraga deposited and recorded in the Office Of
II. Chrsy, Esq, Notary Public have constituted and
pointed Messrs. MASON PITCHER and SHADRACk F.
SLATER the agents Of the said Republic fer the
Of eecting loan and Of settling such advances have
been heretofore made to the
They fully accredited to that effect and have alone anr
y hereafter obligations and contract for Nicaragua
mn III
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-04

The friends of Mr.. Fillmore in Utica, N. Y, have
bought the Daily Gazette,a Democratic paper hitler
to- with the design of making it the organ of the
American party in that city. ohas. Radford, dis
tingashed writer, is to be editor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-04

The deaths in the city Of New York during the
week ending July 26th numbered 6sl, showing an in
crease Of hundred as compared with the mortality
of the week previous. Of this number, however, 40
were minors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-04

RS The English, Spanish, French and German
languages - and business men may
bereadig acquired 1t Dobears College o6 Canal
street There apartment and special professor for each
Language ha persons practice reading writing and
speskg twelve hours day hear nothing spoken bat the
they acquire There Is also apartment for
nssenacs penanship, book keeping photography, etc so
thAt attend branch they may require 10 CT
sherl for business. New classes begin this week.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-04

There were 426 deaths in Philadelphia during the
week ending Saturday, the 2sth nit. Besides this,
there were 26 deaths by casualty including some of
the victims Of the late railroad accident
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-04

y CHEaP FuasIsnISa GOODS. Mr. Moody, at the
corner Canal and Exchange Place Is offering his
splendid and of shirts and genemens furnishing
goods ata twenty spreyioasly
cheap prices Here opportunity to repenieh summer
wsrdfcbes for nothing and those 70 whom money Is
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-04

A train of six cars on the Weldon and Wilmington
Railroad were thrown from the track and turned bot
tom up. A number Of passengers were injured but
no one killed. H
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-04
RNITURE ....We would recommend our

EFsLEG ANT FURS1TuRE. We would recommend orr
readers # anytbing in The furniture line. and
W to combine the beautiful The Substantial and the cheap
they must the establishment of Mr. Stewart
Canal street between Bafonne and DtSades If they mike up
their minds there, aud really auy will answer
for leave without trading The mahogany
and chamber and parlor sets there
enough prince, and TO inatae person.
and the cure BY purchase within the reach
OF any person circumstances Again, sAy don
buy Your EnlnitNre
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-04

Alvin 9. Bradee, the referee in the Forrest divorce
case made his report the 25th ul. It provides for
the payment of Mrs Forests costs, and orders MI.
Forrest to give security for the payment of altmony
and atms in all respects the Judgment Of the eourt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-04

II THE New CENT.-The Director of the Mint pro
poses that the new cent shall be Lightweight parts
copper and twelve parts nickel. This will make
coin Of dark reddish color. 1t is to weigh seventy
two grains less than half the present cent which is
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-04
... Fess'atsgsss'e ss.R'sss'seifesIe. = II
LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT IN THE SOUTH.
Nos. I71 and f73 Canal ST., New Orleans.

Nos. I71 and 17s Canal ST., New Orleans.
ALL NEW sTocKs e.
having opened large and splendid asor
= NEW SOUTHERN FURNITURE,
prepared supply Trade Families the mobtlb
terms This being only stock in the city pnrt
ehasers will find it to their advantage call md examine the
goods and learn the before purchasing elsewhere VIII
keep constantly on hand e
MARBLE, SOFA AND CENTER TABLES
EXTENSION TABLES, Of Mahogany, Walnut and Oak, and
e. Of all sizes.
ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY WORK AND CARD IA
BLES, 5gE G
DRESSING TABLES.
WALNUT AND CHERRY DINING TABLES. 5ss5es4l.ssT.t N
OAK, MAHOGANY AND ROSEWOOD sIpEBoARDs,
BUREAUS, Of Walnut, Rosewood and Mahogany. s-G
ARMoIRS; 3-5.a NE
WAsH.sTANDs; 8zs ~ IT. fa
BEDsTEAns;
PARLOR= GHAIRs;f
ROCKERS; &S%5
/ ETEGEREs;
III Es SECRETARIES
| s8t F"s5 & ta BOOKCASES s5 *
| s." .Nu5F oANAND WALNUT
! N -.. .nlE5- OFFICE CHAIRS;
oH1LDREN,s. CHAIRS AND ROCKERS;
DINING ROOM CHAIRS; u
MAHOGANY AND WALNUT TEAPoYs AND LIGHT
/ STANDS, etc, etc. tt ts&A s
Hair, Moss and Spring Mattresses.
4 LOOKING GLASSES AND MATING,
/ ROSEWOOD AND MAHQGANY PARLOR SETS
Together with everything usually found in Furniture
house. &4
This entirely establishment, and old stock o.
hand Purchasers will find greatly to their interest to civ
this store call before buying elsewhere the proprietor
confident that he offer styles Of the most fash
onable Furniture substantially made greater bal
gains than any other house in the city. n
{. CHARLES a.. STEWART,
al 2pAIotf Ill and l73 Canal street.
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C0paa'tsee7tsFssp.

Theundergned have this day formed copartnership in
this city under the style and name of NORRIS MAULL CO.
Tor the purpose Of carrying the Clothing Business.
THADpEUs NORRIS,
CHAs. G. MAULL,
New Orleans, July ls, 1856. EDWARD c. HANCOCK.
E"n retiring from the above m most cordially recon-
mend my successors Messrs Charles G. Maul Edward
Hancock my friends confident that they will give entire salts.
faction in every department. Of the business.
jy1 2ptf a. Fl. WAY.
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y L "a 5Fa I{ Wv 5
11s1oRE MHsr1S An tffHE ACADEMY or Music,
NEW II onE.F rom the different accounts Of the New
York paper, the meeting Of tie friends Of Fillmore
and Donelson at the ACADEMY Of Music, New York,
onthe 18th July, must have been d great demonstrp
ton ID favor Of the Union candidates. The Express
speaks 81 it is tle largest and most enthusiastic
meeting held indoors ever known in New York. Il
says !; 4s S
Never, since the good old days Of the Harrison and
Clay campaigns, has such tremendous gathering Of
American citizens assembled as on Thursday night
throngedt the Academy Of Music and the suIroundlng
streets 1t seemed as il the wholeuppef part Of the
city had poured out its population en- MGSsc to do
honor u The Amerean candidates and testify their
unquenchable ardor for American principles.
By tens, and tWenties, and hundreds, and thou
sands people poured into the theater The doors
Eeigt every portion of the vast house, excepting the
Eanphitheafer. was thronged. But still the people
came in closer and closer they packed, until it
seemed that human beings would stand no further
COMPRESSION. Every few moments some stirring cheer
would 60 up, Announcing the arrival Of new aces
sons Every few moments the roll of drums and the
shril notes Of the fife, commingled with the shouts
from honest American Threats, ushered new reinforce
ments into the already sdense?y thronged house.
The Journal Of Commerce acknowledges that the
building was crowded to its utmost capacity but says
nothing of the thousands assembled III the neghbor
tlelC Welo iilSeI-
ings organized and speaking going on.
Decidedly the hest report Of the meeting, however
/ appeared in the Times. 1t IS rich. The Times &C
knowledges the large attendance, conlesses to the
enthusiasm but attributes it all to fondness for art
and says that
Whenever an occasion occurs on which the people
4 can crafty their commendable desire to behold q
statue formed by master mind, INTELLECTUALLY
beautiful edilice without expanding what is needed
for the necessities or comforts Of life, they tx
be present III large numbers Such was the case las
Il evening The Academy Of Music is a building con
Il corning which there has been much curiosty-parti
eularly the interior, which is well worth leisure
4 honr.
i Ontha same evening, there was a monster gather
II ing Of the friends Of Fillmore in the Park, oppost
v the City Hall, Brooklyn, said to have been the are
VI est public meeting ever held that city. 1t is sal
the mass Of people collected was fully esual to tn
a largest assemblages Of the kind ever in the Nes
York Park. Speeches were delivered from the stand
erected for the purpose in the Park and on the out
skirts Of the meeting temporary organizations wer
made ndspeeches delivered by different persons,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-04

PENatASsHIR ND Book KEEP NG.-Al who wish
% e ready g f good early in the fall should begin
inmediass New begin 10 day at Dolbear's CONNER
eial Colleges Cana, There are also an apartment and
professors for Eneiish Spanish German, Mahe-
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8Sa fas s;s, essifa ge sssyIie
aed " done
gai dta std
4 agssS ssy ssqEts soss5 asisi
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evening il the ises of New Orleans,
more than NE at the Garfollton Hotel
nd Gardens I'LL saturday evening. The weather had
- Am we're most
lss; Al q handsome represeI.
NM v;cnity. there vas
VI Inn elles and bea,ix 81
NM al In Me-
v ~ e one IF
III EejloWs Hall ii The
tat Alarmed lie past winter
ss n sweetness I'd HI memories
fss M fashion IL winter ball we're
M carn, that tI,e winter bulls eaIl
oaoa ntanceshiI, and
ba,,d IL prevail Ill ali elusive Ia
M I'M, We never saw
+ba ;ssy,, irs more eIsto, or Tue fable
fIa Al delicious. II
nesd asld IL tss tI,s falI of
The first quality lfAs NJ u 4
make -
III the ID saa 80
sial ipaat
charles d. Singleton eof
s IND Franklin III
NJ DATING from
I,a;y ofca N IL thes conner 81 Camp
Mutual insurance
ssss 7onn aid IegaIemi-
e new firn, cannot bat
a;s q rslS ii Their professions.
#sS
nE Tgns HSJ Grand dress Soiree
~, shI, Howard 3T,odee No is,
~ IL Iiattb week, III
sisys i5fAs vi tI,e lake terminus Of
a;4SH ssil iroads to be-
flair. The managers
III lie most recherche
ssIs NM ;t,y st HI n thnr most fascina-
+,,ts n II does representa-
sTss a mi eas,tv fashion Of r parts Of tie
bssides the at II offers to tile
fne,s. bas B benevolent object,
,,ot 10 ria proceeds NE to
IA HAM NM orpfans fund of lie
III 4 va,tisen,ei m another
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Notice.

f. Notice.
d DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSEIP.
The copanerip heretofore existing between the under
signed under the style of NORRIS WAY Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent.
Thaddeu Norriss charged with The liquidation of the
THADDEUs NORRIS,
per pro. EDW. c. HANCOCK,
New Orleans, July 1st 1856 A. H. WAY.
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@ Several have been arrested in the city of
New Yogk for selling newsp apels On Sunday The
people Gotham are becoming entirely too good to-
Y. I.I
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-04

Rn Blue Mass, and all other mineral conn
pounds in the shape heye laid aside mako
better produeonro kingdom in the shape
Of Hosteers Stomach Bters These celebrated Bitters
entirely vegetable and their Of such nature as to
guarantee perfect safety in being by both young and DID,
male and feslehe latter in particular have received the
autary benefit from of these Bters when all
other treatment from the skifu hands have failed in
storing them from state of debility to perfect health For
sale by druggists generally and by Ell Hart Co.. 70 Tchoup
itouss street, Alexander Norton Co., Poydras seet.
: =
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The ppletons sent Us mall y copy q
ssry Railway and Steam Y.
Guide its title Implies, il is a COM
pete Hi te United States and the
tills fares connections
ana 9ii ahs and stage
livaa# aae useful infotll's.
MIN sAsss sisSa hetes gteainbo ats, ete.a ISL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-04

n a,aEs 5fo steamer ~ ~
has auF tfl llste Ionis papers.
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4 Il asss fsa sissd from tie publishers. bys
4iajI q GaIg8 Hensshald Words \ for August
sH usual aille interesting readidg
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BI RJTII
On Saturday the I'd instat ll5So'ciock A. NJ afssW l.
ID Il E.E I'D

ID L5sEx Id
On Sunday morning. Auguss Mt twenty five minutes past
o'clock, GEORGE WILLIAMS youngest Of dane a. and
James Meaa, aged one " ar and len days. 49,
The friends Of the family and those Of S. AIead aspect
fully invited 10 attend his funeral This Morning, AZ O'clock
from Of his parents Fulton street. between sor
.aparn and First streets, Fourth District.
On Sunday morning, August Sd, at 5o'c1ock, CHARLES
DEARIEt aged #eny .twe years. 3s
His friends and aequainances md those Of his uncle John
WATT respectfully attend his funeral This Morn.
ing, at halfpast1 o'clock Of his amt Mrs
E. W Brown, Apollo street. between Euerps and
onsnnday August 3D., nj lfpast O'Clock Mrs
SttF STAGE, wife Stage, native Of Ireland, and In
the twenty fonshsFe Of her age. $S
Her friends and respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral This Evening, late resi-
dence, No. 20 Calliope street
Of apoplexy at$9 o'clock, July S0th Mr. 0GILEIE,
aged forty+si2 yeafs4-a native of Scotland
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ARITHMETIC, LaERRA5 Erc. New classes begin
this week tho Department Of Dolbears Com
nercial College, 100 oanSl street
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WRIIlNE = HOUSEKEEPING ESTABII6f1MENi 7,
HOG Canal street.
The object Of this establishment is to qualify young men Tor
Many fail int business simply because theif
writing or knowledge of keeping defective There
also private classes exclusively for ladies' Also class for
children. $4,000.
jy2S Up RUFUS Q0LbEAk.
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-HBs.. S0saseseE Reynolds.
.EDoEbeaa.'S

oFFICE-No lis GRAvIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS, ScALpHRAp WHITE SWELLING SORES and
tJ1aERs of avery description jail 2p1y
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T,RENCEE LANGUAGE and TIER AT11IsFG.
T. LEON LAUGRIN lately Lawyer At the Ear q ferls,
Professor Of the French Language and French literature
In the University Of Louisiana.
~. French class gentlemen at O'clock every evening,
office University Buildings corner of Bdronne and yota-
mo- + y tnlV
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-04

hTOVTCEs-MEssRs. DENNfsToUN N0DD Il co, Z
of New YORK have made application 10 the tty Iteasns9
City New Orleans Second Municipality bonds ioFoas ho.
sand dollars eac-ia said Coupons being for ike s OF
dollars each and due the first day Of Eaf-
thef lie said foytnne Coupons posted on
transmission to the said Dennsionn Wood " "a
cihc steamer which vessel is missing ad s rave
been lost ut 3s8
ie25 Got A. u u DEM lSLolAB aE&1l{tsxuSs
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Sutton ssaIes.
SUCCESSION OF HENRY A. HoFF9IEYER.
- RN EIA GLE & IEAIIMlNT.

SUCCESSION OF HENRY A. HoFEMEYER.
I'D BY BLACHE & BEAUMONT
Y1 St. Los xchagc St Louis street between CharreH and
Royal streets hF virtue Of order from the Honorable the
July, 1866. will be sold--Ss 8fs5 e &c.,
TEN SHARES IN the capital stock of tho New Orleans
0peosaa and Gfaat Western Railroad Company belonging 10
the succession Of H. A. Hofmeyef.
a8.z ferms--Ca lash. Fl. jy22 apl4
OLIVE OIL, YERSlI cELLI MACfRoN1, ALMONDS, ETC,
: 2 ali fresh. Just Arrived per ship IRE Frate1e.
By r. R.sYKts, Anetoneer. i ~.
9TuESDAY, 9th inst, ut haIf-pust i O'Clock,
the Lefee between the Markets. Scout District tho
following gods arrived direct from Genoa per shPre
1000 baskets Sweet OIL, extra refined u ouncsa
600 .88 = -. 3.5ts 34sf hints:
l5hD BOXES acfofd eTniee Ill a1 Paste, Napo choice
500 If. boxes II Viii 5si II S3f 3ses51.f
4 barrels sheiled Almonds, 8 cases sauson
MT=Terms Mt StS5SF4sS5E au4
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DAMAGED FoRETGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS
BY II. PEYCHAUD 4 Co,
C.5sANoRy, Auetionoer.
TUESDAY. 5fIl INST. Mt 10o'clOcak. lit their
Auction Room No. Is Old Levee street, recount Of
whom it may concern will be sold do
large quantity of foreign and domestic Goods damaged BY
-water- III 800
IS NErTERMs-Cash. ss@i ap4
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crops, owing to the drouth in fact the oats that
saw looked very poor and scarcely a foot high in
some places. The corn crop promises better, and
few good showers of rain would set it all right
| We arrived at Terre Haute about nine o'clock P.
NJ, where we passed the night. This is fine growing
city on the Wabash river, with large brick ware
houses and dwellings, several fine churches, new
Courthouse etc, and showed signs of great prospect
ty and Success.
There had been great Fillmore demonstration on
the day we arrived, and the town was full of people.
From all can learn and hear since left home, the
chances of Fillmore are, without question, the best
of the three Even in Democratic Illinois the people
believe in Fillmore they say he's national man,
and the only national man Of the three candidates.
the only who has come out boldly and tearessy
and declared himself for the tcho'e Union and
nothing but the Union.
Twas much interested at sundry conversations in
the cars between farmers and others who sat around
me-residents Of Illinois and Indiana as learned from
their remarks. One old fellow, on being asked by a
neghbor who he was going to vote for turned round
on his seat to his enquirer and said: John, you have
known me as an ultra Democrat for more than thirty
years, and have never voted any but the Demo
cratic ticket but for the next President shall give
my vote for Fillmore for believe him to be the only
safe man Of the three He has declared himself tt
be national man. and as such I shall vote for him
Mr. Buchanan has not out as expected he Wouit
and although he is my choice, yet cannot vote fo
him. because he has not come ont boldly and decided
ly as Mr. Fillmore has" Such remarks as these vert
constantly being made; and although it is uncertain
and hardly likely that Indiana will so in for Fillmore
yet it shows the feeling and influence that his hon
est aud upright course has exerted on these thrt,
years ultra Democrats
I On the train from Indianapolis TO jefferson City
some passengers took a vote, and the result was q
follows:
Fillmore, Fremont, Buchanan.
We arrived at Indianapolis to dinner at Il N, an
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Depots,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FOR THE SALE OF THE
GENUINE
DALLEYsS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
a2S 2ptf Nos. q and ISL Char.rsa street.
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I have something sweet to sell you,
The RnffIa WIN NAV kaanl

A SEQUEL TO "YE FLY" being direct descendant Of
n the Nectar the heather gods used when they got
spree and kicked the stars OF the skies in 3
that time For sale low down." considering the quality
G. RUMSEY.
Nora BESE.-"Corn Metre. No connection with Land
Agencies.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-16

FATAL RENCOUNTER.- yesterday evening,
a difficulty occurred on McLemore street, in
this city, between a man by the name of J0-
seph g. Taylor, and two others named Louis
KiHcaid and -- Hutchcroft
We are informed that the latter followed
Taylor home, assaulted him, and dragged him
from his own house. While struggling
with his antagonists, Taylor inflicted a wound
upon him with a sword cane, from which i'm
mediate death ensued. Taylor gave himself
up, and the case will undergo an examination
this morning at 10 o'clock, before E. A. Ra-
worth. ESQ.
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Tenn. and Alabama Railroad

800 E 80
JU n T. F r. ST.
GOING SOUTH.
Nal d Pas Frt& Pgs.
Leave Nashville, 645 A 3.45 p. n.
Arrive at ThOmpson's, Sis " $50
GOING NORTH.
Fr't Pas e Nail Ma q Pas
Leave Thompso's, s:t5 A. n. 5:45 N.
Arrive at Nashvias, 1025 T15 T"
The Sunday Train will run the time Of the other Morn
ing Trains
At Thompson's, the Stages Of Carter Thomas HOugh
connect with the Trains.
Through Tickets for Memphis, Waynssboro', Jackson,
Tuscumbia Florence Pulaski and Columbia, be pre-
cured at the General stage Once under the VerandAh
Hotel. A. ANDERSON,
je2 r. Eng. and super'nt.
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Speaking.

Mr.. Miehne Vaughn, one Of the Electors for Davidson
county and Randall W. McGAvOCK will address their fellow
citizens az The n-IOMing times and places:
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Circulate the Documents.

We have printed for circulation, Campaign
Document No. ], the contents Of which are
Mr.. Buchauan's Opposition to the War ofls12,
and to citizens who suffered by it; Opposition
to the Claims of the Niagara Frontier Suffer-
ers Opposition to the Claims of Mrs Denny;
Denial Of Pension to the Widow of General
Brown; the Ostend Manifesto, and Mr. Buch-
anan's Fillibusterism. Also, Mr. Fillnore's
on plain type in pamphlet form, and furnished
at s. per hundred or $l2 80 cents per thous-
and Send in your orders accompanied with
tue cash.
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DoubIe Life.
OB ERvER.

Man hath two lives; the one OF patient toll,
OF ceasoless travail with the stubborn ground,
or battling with the 5urly seas turmoil
With stubborn metals aud the auvi'ls sound;
The other Is maze OF visiou'd things,
Infinitely fll'd up with shapes ideal;
OF gentle thoughts or wild imaginings,
OF shaielcss bliss, or terrors grimly real,
And all the winged spirit NAV conceive
or human happiness or heavenly wonder.
q, blessed Is he who best can Intervene
This earthly toll with images sublime, Under
Aud dwell mid common things such glorie.
Most hspless hc who racks his weary time
La each apart aud rends these lives asunder.
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TIE RIvER.-The river is still falling. There
is some discrepancy about the reported depth
of water on the Shoals. We are told by
steamboatsmsn that there is not to exceed II
inches. The Princess and the Sligo are still
running between this city and the mouth.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-16

ITO STOCK RAISERS the Farming Community general
y, who will send $50 90 in postage stamps will tell
them how to make Big Horse out Of a Colt
une a. D. G. RUMSEY.