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MINERS CANADIAN yERNIIEusE.- "A
a S ST liz and ssey of
% ~ than RI ct the
and thousands Of children die annually from those Diseases when
the cause j. either not known Or attributed to something else
remedies for Worms but experience has proved them all
and remedy found which never failed 70 destroy Worms
they have existed Th assertion supported BY ths
WiSHh F5EhEr E SHShi2b WARRANTED
It Is safe IN its operation and more eas administered than
o s he ns
ps G and s E o @ @ the
itching IN The nostrils which the patient pick his
fright liable starting and grinding the teeth the appe
tte exceedingly Irregular being sometimes voraeous others
TO the powag eertfsatss numerous might be added but
S TER&G SE'1I Is suF HGSs ~:
t'P'HN4pA y" @ MEpIGA1. EVIDENCE.
SPS X m SP Eai & tSs ss sssEs sa,
S sa sSa IL Rs e. i n e saa S
hesnia'' Of the R. g Of Sn Vs. j. IsspS ETC.
Member Of the R. O. of Surgeons in London, etc.
FROM THE REV. J, FLANAGAN, OF BANBRooK, c. W.
D. WslSEkst: have made the tral Of Canadian
and every which has come 70 my knowieage The ez-
% e as eEs e any Of ID es
are Certain ad children ske It readily which
| July 49, 1916. JOHN FLANAGAN
/ h9ye Physicians generally now use WINERS CANADIAN
ton and always be administered with perfect Safety and
confidence the result and will always destroy Worms and
restore the patient to health. - =
Over thousand certificates have been Agents from
planters merchants and physicians bearing testimony to the
icaey Of this inalb1a remedy. Warranted in all cases
Prepared only by JOHN WGNER, Manufacturing Chemist
| nd Wholesale Druggist, Hamilton, Canada West
No. Sold Wholesale and retail at manufacturers prices by
! j. WRIGHT & CO.. New0rleans
fe23y ISL and q Charities street, New Orleans La
T ARD OIL-ao bbls shitos Winter Strained for sale
/ ~ by VOORHEES,, 4GRIGCiS Il CO.,
| m29 Is Tchoupioplas street.
EtANDLES-l0eo whole halfand quarter boxes Proctor
by - JOSEPH LANDS L CO,
| my26 SO Tchoupitouas street.
NWHISKY-5O0 bbls Dean, Oliver, Derby and Wiltshire
wv for sale by VOORHEES,, GRIGGS & CO.,
mylS 10 Tchoupitoulas Street
REEF-2J9 tierces Prime Mess Tor sale by
- S. H. KENNEDY + CO.,
myF aPoydras street,
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GpARCH-3o0 boxes FoS's Wheat for sale by
~ VOORHEES, GR1GGS CO..
a. Is Tcheupiteuas street.
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TsIVIL ENGINEERING AND SURVEYING.
undersigned having formed Goparnershp the pur
pose ransacng business in the line Civil Engineering
Surveying that may be entrusted to them within the State
Of Louisiana and having had considerable experience in that
business would respectfully solicit share patronage
from those Interested therein j. G. DREUX.
h 81 tsd W. S. MITCHELL
NtS-r. ne AYas fS,,.,r afaJ ~ ',oAI,
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LuNESCHLOsS BROS. Il Co.
N| III Camp street, beg leGye to advise the City
1S>|SE~ and Country trade that they have hand
on consignment, and are ordered TO close
Pistols words Table and Poke! Cutlery Scissors, poftemon
naies etc. etc. which, together with their well known stock Of
Builders Hardware every description Crates, Tools etc.
ETC. they offer at nosreaoable prices and on
ting terms fell
r Feds, FOUNDRY, NEW oRLEANs-LEEps 4
zonita Steam Engines Boilers Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans SUI
Kettles Clafers Filters Steam and Horse Power Drain
ing Machines, Saw Mills, Gin Gearing, Iron Columns and
Fronts for Buildings Furnace Mouths Crate Bars etc. md all
Machinery required for the South
We have been duly authorized and prepared to construct
sTILI.MAN's PATENT BAGAssE FURNACE,
tel2 d&Wly LEEDS co.
q LUTHER HOMES, FOUNDRY AND
&TSa ORNAMENTAL WORKS, Corner Of Benton aud
s Euphrosle streets Office No. loS s. Charles street;
W 1.-TWO doors from the ST. Charles Theater,l Mahutac
of the latest and approved Patterns Of RalDgs We
ranlas Doors Shutters Vaults, Bridges Straight and C[cq
WROUGHT IRON WORK for Building purposes
@ Rangs, Castings, Guard Boxes Sash Weights and Ven
aors for sale at the Old Stand lob ST. Charles street New
Orleans. o25 ly
~ CEIAS. C. GAINES - Co., IMPORTERS
IN AND DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
kEoBHARDWARE, CUTLERY, etc. No, 26 Magazine and
W 40 Grnvier have hand, and constantly
receiving direct from the Manufactures:
Nails, Castings, Axes; Carpenters Tools;
Hoes Spades and Shoyels; Corn and Coffee Mills
Ok and Log Chains Cotton and Manila Rope;
Fifth and Trace Chains; MILL Pit and Cross Gut Saws,
Anvi Vices and Bellows Counter and Platform ScJes
Stocks and Dies, Screw Plates, Andirons and Tenders,
bumpers and Tongs Sllovel8 and longs
GRIND Stones, NIL Sizes Cotton aud Wool Cards;
Hooks and Hinges Iron and Brass Screws
Tin Ware; Rodgers Gallery.
Together with aarge of Fancy Goods viz Combs
Brushes Perfnery Paper and Ban. Books, which
offered at the lowest for cash city no25
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-17

Northern Ralroad-sunmer Arrangement-On and after
the first day Of April next the Passenger and Mail Trains will
commence the Summer notwithstanding Osyka at a. NJ
arriving New Orleans IL A. NJ leaving New Orleans at
81 r. NJ, and arriving at osyka at s P. NJ.
z 35g 54 q. II. HAZLEHURST,
mig II General Superintendent,
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3XXIas brought to the City Police jail on the
9Th inst, tie Black Boy ose alias Sam is
high II Cd says hs belongs 70 Air. Washington
The isgeqnested 10 call and claim said slave
to law. E. BLANCHARD, w
my2T3S 45E9s 5# 81 Keeper of the City Prison.
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5
FERPET = FL
Assets, january LIST, Is5G, 81, 42I .6l2 4s.
rbolapson Ay Paai B. Goddard i % s JOIN Ely
crawofd asas
EhERhHs sRkSpSRR Ps;5asp'
PIINy FIsE Secretary and Sr re- W i,
General he absvs veil known
m e ss 1 P
3 I'LL a ~ p gRSe IL oo q in submitting
kss g. VI R::'n'
John eass ms Company
e 5sssts ea h
John Calhoun President n 8, Jackson md e n r. R. Co..
,R }# Hs s,ass
Pamphlets blank forms, etc, obtained at the office
5 M5sHtR4 B sMsSi H Medical Examiners
In attendance dai HA t69% II BORE Agent
BsEss oHa SHlH etc
$sS Ssy5. h4 5sdss} bss ROSE vHrsKx
Ss Sssssssa VIII ss BsAa
For sale by JOSEPH LAMBS CO.,
ml2 tE}4 s5a{zzs l=5s 80 TchonpitonlRs street..
IF UnIBER--L u NJ I'D Il IS-SEASONED GYPR ESS
~ s S a sasss se hs5 1 S o e9
for sale In any quantity to suit purchasers
It been reported that sell by the pile only but beg
leave inform my friends and the public that ready &c
supply them with quantity they want from plank &c
a pile aE ts ss9z5l a.
| 5my26 If 5 a45a3ic+za. j s5s7rs5=ss J. DUBOIS.
ss4ssz ORANGE AND LEMON TREES
3ySSB 5000 Jamaica Orange Trees.
/ - = 1000 Sicily Lemon Trees H". ...'n
@94s5 1850 Creole Orange Trees.
1900 Havana Orange Trees. u.u.
| 1000 Mespuis Japonca Trees
1 Sizes 49,. 1000 Malaga Lemon Trees.
| 1000 Genoa Citron Trees.
| 500 Mandarin Orange Trees.
| ;. Also
"A variety OF all kinds Of Tropical Fruits and Pansuch
Fig Rananas red and yellow fine Guava Plants, Tamarnus
ETC., etc. 5 ,
HS The above will be packed with the utmost Order
| sent to No. 90 Camp street, to 81
4 FL r. y. NICHOLS, Importer Of ell kinds Of Produce
! nos Gin ss = from the Mediterranean.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-17

GAzERAC bran DIE WE ARE SOLE
y Agents in this city this Celebrated Brand, and keep
Constant supply on hand various qualities and grades viz
lS48 40 A. ISL 1905 1902 1875, 1875, New York terms and
ol9i WM. E. LEyERICH { co., "a Old Leyee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-17
u Il etc conduit mn saepot dies epnves tt1 Pre-
mer District Dryades entire les Julia ct GEod COM

III a cite conduit ana depot dies eF3aves du Pre-.
nier rue Dfyades, entire les ries Girod tJuie
i$FJ5Sa
lne banchs la ate ct le ors lorelle
roe fendue outche dess0n roree gauche ecDurtee
obquemente dessoust atampee Ia anche droite.
81 Ia de vache NEST pas reliance jours ct les de-
penses payees fenehere pfiblique, dit
Sdep6tl e MARDI "A On eourant, 70 heiEes A nI
5s8H# Uet. S PHELPS, it5$E3
'Sf$sli AA5 go GommisSaire des rnes.
Nonvelle Orleans, 10 JUN 1856 55 jnl4 Is q
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u
For the ae Purchase Location Investing of LAND
g RANTS-Loaning or Borrowing Of Money Mort
ztetrttf5.i gage, and all other business pertain
s$ 3aae i#7 n ing to.REAL ESTATE
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o. DeBUYS, Comptroller.
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L EI. etc conduit ats depot dies epawes slu
Quasme District jackson entire les Constance
Laurel CONNIE epave-- j5 n
TN Gheval roaau hau denyon 10 mains etampe u.s. C.n
lepaule gauche ct les pieds de derriere blancs.
81 IL dit animal n'et pas racame dams dix ours at les
depenses payees IEera yendu Fenchere pnblique dit
depot, lie LUNnI % du eonrant, d 10 heures A. II.
52# #5 H$3 AUG. s. PHELPS,
3sE YEA z'8 ss$ Esst Connmissaire des rues.
NougelEe Orleans Il 12jun 1856 jel3l71 u
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O SUGAR PARTNERSHIPS SUBSCRIBERS
are prepared TO receive orders for PHILADELPHIA ST.
Hk hETELES, Of the Tennessee Pattern and much less
price. McCUTCHON, HOWELL * CO.,
NIL 81 Camp street, New O9eans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-17
H. P. JANyIER, Secretary.

HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
Ii OF NEW ORLEANS-The following statement of the
affairs of this company published in conformity with the re-
quirements of their charter, viz: 4
Amount of premiums received for the year ending -
3st December, 1866 S9o ~
Amount Of unerminated risks 3lst Dec 1854 90 2N W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-17

r WRIGHT 81 CO.'S Catalogue OF GENUINE
~ popular Family Medicines which they offer to supply
Druggists and Dealers Propeors lowest Wholesale prices
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-17
ss4as ORANGE AND LEMON TREES
sNSS 5000 Jamaica Orange Trees. ~
- Es5 1000 Sicily Lemon Trees. H.. r..
I5 1850 Creole Orange Trees
@ 1000 Havana Orange Trees. ..
1000 Meapus Japonica Trees
E.g- 5... LOCO Malaga Lemon Trees.
;ar,,N rna

Avarety OF all kinds of Tropical Fruits and Plans-sueh
Fig Bananas red and yellow fine Guava Plants Tamarinus,
ETC., etc.
E- The above will be packed with the utmost Orders
sent to No. 90 Camp street, to .r
h r. F.NICHOLS, Importer of ell kinds Of Produce
nos Gin Ef from the Mediterranean
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-17
nl.unts from the and to the 4f1, OF June, 1856

RESIDENCE.
20 ST. Philippe ..,..s...........
9 Arcade. ...... ....t....., VI. b,
$50 ravier, 1888. ". ~
ST. Charles. ~. IA; ~ -
cor Clouet and Greatneii. . 81
cor st Louis and R6Sal. -. I; - =
cor Victory aud Elysian1. - Flelas " "
cor Robertson and Orleans ......
|97 Circus ...ss.,.s..s...'.-'l'.' . =
40 New Lsvee ~. 1880. 49,.
rs Garoadelet ......,..
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n. "a A5.3 5S5 .F58iI3E
ssoesd That the af the CITY orleans te ~
nf1d to Nes anG trest west
ono dollars each e bs dated the rs aay Of Nay
HI date nnd bearing at the
fase ii S psr sensnnnaly on the
November each with
ssse bond numbered from feuF e forty
the Comptroller Said bonds to be issued
III like bonds amount and
last IN mail the city of LIVERPOOL
and is less ths stsan, s "a,
New Orleans opeoneas Great Western Railroad COMPANY
ao by signed by its President behalf Of said
Company itself hold the city Of New Orleans harm
less which be made BY any holder
sof lie bonds and so lost as aforesaid: e
l2Ags 4ISigned isas3ss JOHN CULBERTSON,
President Board of Aldermen.
ISignsdl TsAGY,
IN 5 President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approvesl June 49, 1856. S sS e. {i "a
iefT 5fsgnea Ss#$Af JOHN Il LEWIS Mayor
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rhe vast amount of rich soil not yet occupied in Terri
torye unsurpassed waerpower for popeng machinery of
every kndthe extensive pineres for supplying umber-he
inexaustibe copper mines Of Lake Supeorhe invaluable
commerce Of the Mississippi Minnesota and ST. CroN riversn
wealth. and requires excess Of creduy anticipate the
most wonderful progress in the five years trust shall
be paroned if in this connection suggest the proprey and
public policy of remaining Territory for few years with
out maDifesng much eagernrss the mantle of
State sovereignty oar progress is rapid but healthy and
enargpg and developing the bone and muscle which
give US energy ygor and power arrive anhood
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-17
NEW ORLEANS, June 18th, 1855.
groceries, from I'D to 7tl juno, 1856, inclusive.
Collections from Ea1aii
Statement No. II.

S. S. H. TURNER, Collector.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-17

yTTAS brolIgf hi to tho city Police .gaiI on the
10Th Ihs negro man s Il feet 5 inches
Isaac swchett, living 1t Tunica, on Red River
The nNnr cali and clam said slave according
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KIND OF INyEsTMENTs MADE,

There being Usury Laws in Minnesota, money can be
loaned at any Of interest agreed upon yet from to five
per cent month the usual At two per
month for six twelve months improved insured property
such equivalent double Of assessed cash value be OBJ
tanned security in bearing five per month after
maurity-inerest payable sem.annuay.
LAND WARRANTS
Can Relocated good lands for twelve fifteen cents per
acre. that will double the amount annually invested for many
years. lands be located in the of the of
rant by actual settler improved and cultivated and at the
end of years the settler ST 25 per for the land and
twenty percent per interest," the OF max
ing deed of the land according to previous bond given the
inpfnal spttp + (
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100. ..o -
Stock s75453 GS
Jet redemption before specified dates 2al74 50
Cash on hand-In Union Bank, $3.50 90
in vault. 4,Si2 90
- 11,792 90
Total amount of assets Observation-Disclosures. u.s. 421 IS
EXPENSES
Cost Of vault office furniture, printing,
advertising, etc L,hUl
Rent Salary of Secretary stationery, etc. 1859 80 .
- 4461 Is
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-17
-THTaS brought to the Fourth District Pound
Jdesoh street, heteen Constance and Laurel streets

MAS brought to the Fourth ID stElct Pound
street, between Constance and Laurel Streets
eStfay--E - ~ v
Horse about 13 hands high branded IS CT on the
Sleft shoulder, hind feet White s ;8 55
Which, If claimed and the expenses there
paid will be sold public auction, said pound, MON
AUG. s.. sfEI4Ps,
ii 5zs z85@ @ g55 Street Commissioner,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-02-08
THE WEATHER.
ry- We are indebted 10 Mr.. SAMUEL BRowx fc
the following interesting item:

Ug- We indebted 10 Mr.. SAMUEL BRowN for
the following interesting item;
Cen BowAiAN AS we have just passed unusu-
al cold mouth, generally acknowledged in all parts
of our land, to be the coldest time experienced for
many years past-He naturally wish some data by
which we can make comparisons. Below |
furnish yoa the following for the months of January,
ls54-5-6-namely:
Mean Thermometer for the month of January,
1851 2i5 degrees-liishest 5la degrees-Lowest
Gs-The coolest moraiug-3d; warmest day 18th;
coolest day 23d. Quantity OF rain Tor the month
1892 foot-suow inches.
Mean Thermometer for the month of January, go
% degrees-Highest 55 degrees-Lowe>t - deg
The coidest morning 25th; warme>t day l2h coldest
5av 23d. Quantity OF rain for the month ,SS OF an
inch-snow | foot and inches.
Mean Thermometer for the month of fTannary, sc,
II degrees-Highest deg-Lowest Is below zero.
The coolest morning 29th warmest day 3lst cold
est day 9Th. Thermometer below ali day
Quantity OF snow Tor the month, feet inches.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-02-08
Suicide in Michigan.

The Michigan papers relate the particulars
OF the sell destruction of Mr. John B. Morris,
formerly OF Batavia, at Charlotte, Eaton coan-
", in that State. The following is the shock
ing story:
Mr. Morris had beer Tor the last three months
lahoring under an alteration of the intellect,
and had several times wandered into the woods
at night, causing a turn out OF the citizens for
the purpose of finding him. On the day pre-
vious 10 the suicide, be remained in his room
during nearly the whole day, with the do5r ias-
tened.
About O'Clock in the evening, hlS adopted
son, MIR. John Morris, asked al the door for ad-
mission, when The old gentleman stated that as
soon as he had taken some opium he would open
the door, at the same time intlinatlng that ne
intended to take enough 10 put him into his
last sleep. His son demonstrated with him IN
every wav that he could, bat the door was not
unfaStened until the opium was taken. As Mr.
John Morris opened the door 10 pass IN, the OLD
man, who had stationed himself close behind the
door, struck him severe blow over the fore
head with piece OF iron, which, stunning hlm
considerably, and cutting quite cash IN his
forehead, caused him TO desst from entering the
room at that time In a few minutes aitrT-
wards, The old man jumped out OF the bed room
window in his stocking feet, tthe ground was
covered with snow,) and ran for thr woods.
About 8 O'Clock in the evening some OF the
neighbors succeeded, By following hlS tracks, IN
finding him under the log way at Saw-mil,
known as Mud Hill, about mile and half ont
OF the village. Had he remained there an hour
longer, it is thought he would have frozen to
death, as hp was already quite stupid from the
EFFECTS OF the opium. Getting him home com
lorably to bed, ii hoped that the stuprty-
ing effects of the opium would keep him quirt
during the rest ofthe night. But about O'Clock
1 in The morning, he arose, went TO the closet and
took out his razor His wife, Mrs Miorris-who
slept in the room, saw the razor movement, and
earnestly besought him to give the razor TO her.
/ Placing his foot against the door, and ieanIng
against 1t, he with one stroke severed the right
half of his neck, cutting from the back bone 10
the windpipe Mrs. Morris, who stood within
about four feet of him, and seeing that the hor-
! rid deed was about to be committed, Instantly
shrieked Tor help, but too late, for, just as MIR.
| John Morris, the son. partially pushed open the
door to enter, the gushing blood fell through mp
on HIM The victim closed Gp the razor, placed
if in his left hand, and fell upon the floor aud
Expired
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-02-08
Shut cut the CoId.

o, shut out the cold said beautiful belle,
AS she drew near the warm paror fire;
Ours is a bright home where comfort may dwell,
And poverty's phantom retire,
Old Winter is here, and the north wind is bold.
But with carpets and damask we'll shut out the cold
Wen shut out the cold said the farmer with glee,
And laugh at old Boreas' din,
For so saucy fellow, all must agree,
Would never be welcome within.
And though have neither bright silver nor gold
We'll be happy while yet can shut out the cold.
Let us shut out the cold, said the laborers wife,
We viii hang up some blankets around,
And we'll Tighten toll for the comforts Of life,
| BY nusic's eniivening sound.
a nd tbongh have neither bright silver nor gold,
Well be happy while yet we can shut out the cold.
Oh shut out the cold, cried pitfu voice,
And the mother pressed closer her child.
/ But her naked arms Were fast turning to ice,
! And her brain with despair had grown wild.
Great heaven she cried, my poor infant behold!
| And oh send me something to shut out the cold
/ o listen, ye rich to that piteous call,
| And part OF your luxures give;
| And gift from the poorer altho il be small,
Would help the still poorer live.
Then give Of your plenty, ye youthful and Old
Help each his poor neigbor 10 shut out the cold.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-02-08
KNOW-SoTHlEG DEMOCRATS.

4 There are doubtless, says the North Carolina
iaudard, still some Democrats who GngeF in
be Know Nothing ranks-Dem0crats who, in
b unguarded moment, were induced TO connect
lemselves with the order, and who regret, and
ould be glad TO be once more in full comnun-
In with their former party association. To all
bch we say, break the bonds that are upon you
hd come back to the old Democratic Parity
hat can you promise yourselves, and what
hn you do for vour country, by remaining
ghere you are? You perceive, as We all do,
bat the Know Nothing organization was not
spded-that il has failed in the Southern States
that il hopeessly fused and aboltionized IN
he free StateS-and that as a uafioRaf organlza-
Ipu, il no longer exists. The old Democratic
Iarty is, after all, the only nmionat .4mericaR
lhrty.
/ The record Of all our past history proves this,
hid the future is full of hope for the country
Trough the same old party. Come back, then,
lose of YOU who have honestly gone astray,
I'D the Democracy will receive yon with open
Inns. The great contest of 1886 will soon
lmmence. Range yourselves at once under
| il Democratic banner, and among your old
| lends, and aid us in achieving victory for the
| bnstituton, the Union and the rights OF the
ates. esT'arry not in the plain" but escape 20
h mountain of Democracy, and all will br
ELL Do this, and in November, 1896, after
Il battle shall have been fought and won, each
YOU can saw, II too assisted in achieving this
spat victory, by which the rights Of every sec
bn have been shielded and the Union OF the
sates preserved"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-02-08

able 10 the bar ofthe steamboat. It was finally
agreed that the young man should pay fine
a census-taker was appointed to count noses,
and clerk 10 figure up the costs. The SEN
tencr was that the happy fellow should pay
four dollars and a haif, IN legal Illinois cnr-
rency-coon skins excluded-to be expended
in spiritual comforts for the benefit of the hon
orablr court. The finding ofthe court was an
nounced with preliminary 80 yes J" through
the kev-hor of his state-room door. and hr was
ordered, under threats OF divers pains and pen
altieS, 10 sssheli ont''
The last we beard Of the newly married
couple, they werr snugly doniciied in elegant
apartments at Barnums ST. Louis Hotel-hay-
ing made the trip by land from the point where
the Helen Mar was frozen in.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-02-08

lntemPerance is certainly one of the great e
wis with which our land is cursed-it has made
beasts and demons of thousands and tens ot
thousands who would otherwise have been bright
and shining lishts-it has made wise men fools,
and rendered many home desolate-yet there
are othrr evils quite great, such, for instance,
as Sabbath breaking, protane swearing, cheat
ing. lying, tattlins, taking secret oaths 10 dis
franchise a brother, and debauchery ia all its
hidrous forms. Now, the question is, How
are we to get rid OF these evils! In our jndg-
ment, there is bnt one way that can be made
Elective, and that is BY making men sensible OF
the obligations due from themselves to their
GOD. If all men who advocate the cause OF
Temperance, were temperance men themselves;
If their own lives carried the impress of honesty
in The matter; they would soon receive support
that would lead 10 the happiest of consequences.
Intempprate Temperance men, those who would
crush every body that does not choose to fol-
low their lead, are as much a subject of pity and
commisSeration as the poor drunkard who reels
TO and fro on the public highways.