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u The San Domingo correspondent Of the
New York Herald gives an account Of another
OF the petty revolutions which kept that Island in
ferment. General Santana had arrived at Port
Plata from ct. Thomas, and was hailed by all the
patriots North and South, on his route to SANTA
90. BaeZ was still in San Domingo, but closely
beseged, and it was said that lie was disposed to
surrender good many patriots had been i'm
prisoned in san Domingo, but the deseTtions
from the Baez army Were very numerous A
number Of refugees were sheltered in the house
OF Mr. Elliott, United States Consular Agent,
who was popular in the city. The Hay;iens were
still held in check on the boarder by the revolu-
riOniSfs
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RIoHTs OF CoLORED PERSONS IL TREATIES
Two colored men, who attempted to enter the
Howard Athensum, at Boston, last winter, upon
the same footing as white folks, were refused adj
mittancs, whereupon they brought suit against
the ProPrietors, which has been recently decided
against them. Judge Abbot, before whom the
ease was tried, declaring that the managers of a
place Of public amusement have the right to des-
ignate to what part ofthe house coiored persons
NAV be admitted.
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The CHESS CONGRESS, now sitting In New
York, have organized into a national association
Col. Mead, of Philadelphia, has been elected
President, and several European honorary men,
bers chosen. The Tournament is still progressing
and will probably close in a few days. Tonight
Mr. Paulsen proposes to play, blindfold, five ST.
muItaneouS games
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The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS papers deny
the statement that the land telegraph portion Of
the Atlantic teleR Ph is abandoned, or likely to
be abandoned. Indeed, a considerable outlay has
just been made in alterations and repairs, and
there is competent authority for the statement
that there is scarcely any line this side of the
Atlantic which is so substantially built, or works
with equal facility.
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IL From J. Shillington, Odeon building, we
have Peterson's edition of Dickens's new Christ
mas story for ls5s-the " Wreck Of the Golden
Mary"-price only 25 cents.
From ShillingtOn and from the publishers we
have Godey's Lady's Book for November-ag good
uumber
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IL A Welsh Congregational Church b..
established In New York e'"
II Some OF the bakers ia New York have
commenced selling their bread by weight.
H There is 10 be grand military parad. a,
haIilsbu'g on the Inauguration Of Gov Packer!
W mar named John %. ii 81 bert committed
suIein. IN Fhiisdelphia, Oh Monday evening by
'SaIIo"'Hg q" nifty Of landnnuIa. -....'
" among The suspensions Of banks In PhIIa-
ar.P Ma war That Of Eliza Banks, who hung her
seiI on sseoInt OF unrequled love, but was cut
tHANA'olFiSe DAY Gov. Pollock OF Penn.
slI'aEla. La> issued his proclsmn,io, si,,ini,
49, go .ne 9th OF November as Thanksgiving dav
VII L.eI is the same day designated I'm MARYLAND
Ns" York, and New Hampshire, -""a'
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MILIrARY-The Boston Light Infantry, Capt
Charles o. Rogers, celebrated their tfty-ninth
niversary on Monday, appearing with 10 guns.
Mayor Rice addressed the company at the City
Hall, in response to remarks by Capt. Rogers, and
subsequently reviewing the corps on the common.
A large number Of the citizens witnessed the re-
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ID The amendments to the Constitution OF
Pennsylvania, which were voted upon by the
people at the late election. seem to have been car
Iied by large majorities.
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IL Charles McNamee and Edward Blaney,
two lads eighteen years of age, have been arrested
on suspicion of being implicated in the murder
on Saturday evening, In Tenth avenue, New
York. Both the bows bear a bad reputation.
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BOARDING.

DERSONS WISHING BOARD are reoue.ted
Il To call at No. S8i Pa. avenue, between an and
on streets, south side, formerly occupied by Mr..
ftastansii,l where they can be accommodated wit n
FURNISHED Rooms with without Board. Also
Table Boarders can he accommodated. nc 2l-4
ROARDiNG.-A gentleman and his wife and a
- lew single gentlemen obtain BOA X ID at No,
40 10th street, between r and streets north.
&C 20 2t'
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IL The Northern Disunion Convention, ap-
pointed to be held at Cleveland, Ohio, on the
18th aud 18th inst has, son account Of the great
financial reyulsion. been postponed till further
notice
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=. III Large cities cannot hope for entire exemp.
uon from iawiessness.-BaifP Patriot, X. NJ
Lawiessness need not ask for more eo,nplete
timore. -Boston Post -
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OFFICE.

ll3 October IL, 1857.
70 ALL WHOM 1T MLYCONC EKN.-No-
tce is here given that licenses issuetso taverns,
reta Tiers of spirtuous and fermented liquors, wines,
cordials, 81 groceries, dry goods, hardware, med-
cines, perfumery, watches and Jewelry lumber,
wood, coal, and commits sion merch .nts; alse, to
keepers of hackney carriages and omnibuses billiard
tables ten-pin alleys, and confectionery, and for
hawking and peddling, and dealers old brass,
copper, d C., will expire on Monday, the ID day OF
November hext, and that said licenses must be re-
newed at this office within ten days after that
time.
oc is dtNov2 WIN. MORGAN, Register.
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KANSAS ELECTION Official returns from thir-
teen counties OF Kansas give the Republicans q
majority Of 80
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II Governor King, of New York, has issued
his proclamation appointing Thursday, the 18th
of November, day of thanksgiving In the
State of New York.
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THE !" Oyster WAR" REsuMEp The Annap-
oils (Md Republican states that Deputy Sheriff
last, the schooner Wren for an alleged viola ton
Of the oyster law.
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ETHEREAL OIL.

The undersigned has ETHEREAL OIL UN-
superior light burns longer. and smokes less than
the Ethereal Oil usually sold in this city. The right
to sell this OIL IN the District Of Columbia is guar
anteed to the undersigned, and is sold only at the
Depot, No. +3l, northwest corner of f. and 18th
streets. where Its superiority will be shown ut any
time. The price is the same as the explosive. Or
ders will be punciually filled by leaving them at the
Depot.
oc 2l-tf FIR. STUTZ. Grocer.
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A rTENTIoN. HoUsEKEEPERs!

IMFFONEMENT.
Just out. and for sale only At &. Woodward's Ne
tropolitsn Stoye and Grate Factory, the PARLOE
COMPANION FURNACE, made heavy AMI
strong Of cast The improvement il the lett,n
IN of the cold through the bottom of he
and throwing az against the hot ire chamher = "a
heating IT, and throwing the hot air from IN "a th
parlors. y '"e
Pa. av., between 10th and nth street.
oe I,eoeW Nos. SIS and al2
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OLGA RS! Gle RS!.

CIGARS! CIGARS!!
l5o,oon FINE HAVANA CIGARS in store, which
have been purchased from the best ~ - .
houses in New York. for cash at sbout,N ><
fhtTfy per cent. less than the cost of0
importation.
My stock of MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
and DOMESTIC CIGARS will he found vel ~ com
pete; together with all kinds Of SMOKING To-
BACCO. SNUFFS,
The attention of the trade particularly called "a
the above as am prepared TO sell goods at prices
that will compare favoraby with those of any Of the
Northern cities.
All goods guaranteed as represented, or the priv
ilege given of returning them.
GEO. w. COCHRAN
No. 500 PENNSYLVANIA Avenue,
&C HS. between ~. and 6th streets,
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THR ELECTIONS
OHIO.

Returns from every county in the State give
Gov. Chase a majority Of l,l2O, according to
the (Columbus) State Jonruai. The Cincinnati
Enquirer DEM gives Chase's majority as 543
INDIANA
The Republicans claim that Chas. Case their
candidate to fill the vacancy in Congress occa.
stoned by the death of Brenton (RepD has
beaten his Democratic opponent, j. l.. Werdep,
by 800 majority.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN HOUSEKEEPING
~ ARTICLES.

CKEAT BARGAINS IN HOUSEKEEPING
" ARTICLES.
CHINA TEA SETS, consisting of a pieces
handsomely decorated. S4.5n, old price Go. 80
Sharp diamond WATER GQBLETS,
Cold ss GS1e cii Ga R TEs sEfs a ,.o..V ~
new and beautiful shapes, Go 50, old price Gil.
With an Immense stock Of useful and ornamental
low rates.
Having recently purchased Q large stock OF House
II ruinolsiy low prices. am now prepared to odsi
extrhordl nary Inducements to purchasers,
Call and examine goods and prices. .f
Ny general assortment is decidedly the most sx-
tensve IN the cits. embracing Cabinet urniture and
G.. w. BOTELER,
Iron Hall, No. SIS Pa. avenue,
oo N-eo3t and $40 ID street.
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-, IETER'
HARMONY 'fA FOR

N-CoLUMBIA HARMONY ca fGme,
lR DELEGATION The public are D., vii
thar the dedication of this beautiful CemeteD =
take place on THURSDAY next, the 22d instant.
IL o'clock m. The sermon will be preached by the
Rev. Wm Il. Cato, of Philade phIa, assisted by
the Rev Messrs. Nugent, wayman, and Brown.
After the ceremonies the Map of the Cemetery will
be exhibited, and persons wishing to purchase lots
an opportunity will be afforded to them doing
The direction of the Cemetery is east of Glen
wood. few rods beyond Mr. Gales Farm.
The Fifteenth street Presby terrain Church Choir
will he In attendance.
The public are invited to attend. ST.
U3 beg leave to announce to their friends and the
public, that they will give Grand Ball in Novem-
Der, and that they are now making the necessary
arrangements for that purpose, and will open the
Ball with Company Drill as done at their very sue
cesstul Ball of the I'D February last.
Oc 9-2t& VAST tStates,D
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.
The Inteiiigeneer says that the difficulty
that led to the recent arrest and preferment Of
charges against Col. Sumner, LIST cavalry, u
S. A, grew wholly out of a ceremonial misun.
derstanding, and did not originate in imputa.
ton of moral delinquency.
The Union again discusses the banks and
banking, in an elaborate article.
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CHRISTIANS CQRNET AND COTILLON

We take pleasure in informing the public of Wash
lngton that the &C nowledged best musicians W
of this metropolis have united under the abovct2z
name and under the direction of Mr.. II. CHRIS
TAN, as q Music Band, offer their services most
respectfully to Parades Concerts, Serenades Balls
Private Parties, &c.
We have In possession all the newest and best
Music, as well for Concerts any other perform
ance. and are confident that under the well known
ability of our leader give the highest
faction TO all.
Orders will be promptly attended to when left at
Mr.. MetZerOtt's Music Depot, at Mr.. NJ. Ioewel-
stems. near Adams Express, or T. Christian,
81
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TIE MOST AWFUL TOOTH-ACHE cured
no ~ moments application Of DR.. VAN P1T~
McEEnS;so roeps. Once over Potentini's, oppoats
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A MARINE OFFIoER ACCOUNTABILITY R
Fendali, Jr., Of California, has been appointed
Second Lieutenant in the Marine CORPS.
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The FORT KEARNEY AND HONEY LAKE WA
CON RoAD.-The Interior Department hav,
advices from the party under Mr.. Magraw
constructing this work They were at poiu
seventy miles west of Fort Laramie, on the 6tl
of September ult.. all WE'LL
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Oc I-eNW
. FISHMAN


~ noD DEALER IN e.
DHf GOODS AND MILLINERY.
informs his friends ard the public that he has inst
oPsnea = new store Of all K pds of DRY G0ODS
MiLLINEkf, &c, assuring the public every nrti,
VIZ 70 o as represented and to sell with very small
for yoursef ny SsNe"
SsoreINo. Sol 7th ST., between III and l. next door
" VI. Iyeon-s hardware store. oc 2-eolms
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MAPS, showing the six and fifteen miles limit
of the Southern Railroad" Mississippi, from
Jackson to the Alabama State line, have beer
filed in the General Land Office, by the agen
OF the State, in view of the adjustment of the
grant to Mississippi by act of Congress ap
proved August ii, 1856
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DETACHED AND ORDERED.-We hear that
Capt Montgomery has been ordered to serve
on the Naval Court Of Inquiry, No. 8, in place
OF Captain Peason, ordered to the command of
ba povhoton
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Gu M b f X l. Nd AL.

The Undersigned being compelled TO remove A
arge quantity Of Cumberland Coal assorted i'm ouaI-
aesi suitable for Family, Streaming and Black
miths purposes, will dispose Of the rsduced
prices. ,. GE0.L. SHERIFE
Yard west side ~ So, ai Canal bridxe.
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The sUPPLr.-The following is list of the
officers ordered to the u S. naval store shin
Supply, now at the Brooklyn Navy Yard pre-.
pairing to sail with stores for the African Coast
Squadron. Viz: Lieut.. Commanding A. F.
v. Gray, Lieuts Aaron L. Hughes, John Kell.
Joseph d. Blake, James II. ellis, and Passed
Assistant Surgeon p. J. Howitz. .a
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hiSSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
The subscribers. late trading under the firm OF
Flynn CO., having this day dissolved the copart
nershlp existing between them. the Coach Making
business will hereafter he conducted by SIMON
FLYNN, at the o d stand. No. 305 ID street.
All persons indebted To the late firm will make
paymentto : Flynn, who will psy all the indebted
ness of said firm. SIMON FLYNN,
2,-3ts ENOCH RlDGWAY
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NAVAL CoURrs OF INoUIRY-Beforc Cour
No. l, to-day, Capt Blake and It. Barbot wer
examined on behalf of 1t. Whiting, whose cas-
is still pending. l..t<.r- .-.-...,'
Before Court No. 2, the case of 1t. Morgan !
still being tried. 1t. Hughes was examined to
day in his behalf
Before Court No. 8, the case Of It. Flagg wa
closed o-dav
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Rine Gold Poe,

SPLENDID Editions oil
e Loncfeilows Complete Poetcal Works;
Gerald Nassey's Poems;
Hoods Poems;
Festus. hy Bailey;
Whittier Poems;
LonsfeIlow's Complete Prose Works;
AT Ioet,5I L. J. D0DELL's.
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IMPROVED SMUT MACHINE.

WISH to call the attention Of all Milers and per
IL sons who are engaged in the milling business, To
my new and improved Smut Machine; one 0fthem can
be at Kratz 4 Heman's Stove Store. These ma
chimes upright vertical, and are ted so
to leave dirt around the machine-iis all carried
hv a suction n;-they are got mp with view to
obyite the many objections that the most Of machines
have. have been engaged for the last six years in
the Smut Machine business and have paid part ocular
attention to the subject of wheat cleaning have seen
what called the hest machines in use, ano am
confident that can furnish as good machine can
he had warrant them to do as good work "a John
sons, made at Indianapolis, and can he had for less
price. All ask is to try them, and If they don't do
the work you need not pay for them.
~ All orders promptly attended to by me.
aSKratz Heilman are agents.
sept26-dlt&wim. HIRAM HOPKINS.
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. STORAGE WANTEn.

EHE are prepared to store IN or Fire PROF. War.
Sg house any quantity Of Grain, Produce or Me-
cllandlze, on the most liberal terms. -
Having large and airy rosas ~. ~
viii BE taken OF Household Furniture rTcnl-s,,'i
!mpieTnenes and all kinds Of goods or wares I;ae 70
damage from damp or rust. - - = =; S "
Insurance effected al the lowest fire proof rates ~, II,
month. or longer, when desired. ~ - -
arehouse located on corner OF Locust street and w
anu T. canal, and most Convenient for shining ~
River or Railroad. Appiyto 20. IoSTER < 90.
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MEDICAL.
PILES /!

taP1I il - II
VVTE beg to can the attention Ok the public I'd tn
w following sworn certificate from one of GU
N %9s, S Mr. Nss iss
DIR. DurnIR-Des sir.-I hereby certify that I have
sssp bottles Se Ss ps g aSDy
thing else could hear Of but all to no effect, for they
did me little or no good. About two months since,
and have the happiness to say that they have had the
desired effect, as they have CURED NE Of this most dis
for am now % wears of AGE. sincerely recommend
them TO all afflicted with the above complaint.
No. 20 Franklin street,
NEw YORK, August 18th, la5e. az -,
New York City and County, = 2slaR
], Joseph G. Lawrence, a Commissioner Of peels IN
AND AND Tor Tor the sa ~ New do here c &
on the day Of the date hereof before me personally
foregoins eertcaie sgne 5y him are rue rue .s''
Tafss ne ny s
Of New York and have affixed my NOtaria Seal atmy
office the 10Th day Of da ASspi1 is .wRpVcr CO
Commissioner Of Dee IS and Notary Public,
MilI s 81 sss NeS Is s,s.
to produce remedy equal to DIR. Dupries CeIetrs.ed
Remedies for external or internal Piles - cents Per
by mail TO any part Of the United States. sodby all
respectable druggists i'm the United States. Il a.
N.B.-An Agent wanted, terms cash.
DR.. DUPRIE'S PILLS ASA
Are unrivale for purifying the blood. being an eec
tqal remedy for Internal Piles, Salt Rh,nm, Ring
can prove they contain anything injurious to the sys
tenn Will be sent Ivy mail 70 any partp the United
States 80 cents per box. Principal office q Nassau
street. New York, and FOR sale by arespecsble drug
gists in the ". States. f flFfih
EUROPEAN PATENT MEDICINE OFFICE,
56 Nassau street, New York,
VIM. j. REDPATII 4 co. -
dec3 IS - -lf ssia Projectors.
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choice 9sa1Rj,y f FL ssls y CO.
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ExECUToR,s NOTlCE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned has
"a been appointed Executor of the last will and tes-
lament of Bejamin v. Anthony, late Of Vanderburgh
county, deceased Said estate is supp sell ~ te sol
vent. JAMES W. fNi Ito-si
sef.i,-vat Executor.
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PAPER HANGING WAREHOUSE.
@ c. SCHMirT a. STARK r cf
First Street Neor Rro;r

ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFAC TrRrvo +
VHT wish to call the attention az our ola
ana OF everybody in want Of ELEGANT ana desir
Elie fnihitre 10 our new aud very rich Patterns 90
Sofas Sociaaes, Divans Elizaiethsrd Psrior CO.,; OF
and IN tlar Cloth, Plush and ocael, which viii =.
ready fnr inspection IN a few lavs ~ VIII &c
Every article in the Upholstery Line is made ,,r.r
our PERSONAL observation-disclosures AMI expressly for file
1ty Irhe: We make Il our anfto sen as cbean a.
any mouse IN the West, and all weask Is: give eaii
before you 90 and spend yont money abroad N~i'
ape {. SCHMlTT 4 STARK
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DYysHRs. FRESHEST!

n n DOZ assorted Brushes, incluling variety OF
a. % Scrub, Shoe, Stove, Horse, hieGash, " IL
dow and busting Brushes, just received direct from
the man uilcturers, and for sale very low y. ,ypv
septic SAIL
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MEDICAL.

HELMBOLD's GENUINE PREPARATION
Highly Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extrct Buchu. 13Jd
For Diseasesof tie Bladder. Kidaeys, Grsss
Dropsy, Weaknesses. Distractions, Secret
Diseases, Female Complaints, and all
Diseases Of TIE Sssual Organs,
Arising from Excuses and Imprudencies In lire am.
removing all Improper Discharges from the Bladder,
MALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever cause they may have originar--,
And no Matter how long Standing,
Giring Health and Tigor to the Frame, and
Bloom to tie Pallid Cheek. a
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED!n
1t cures Nervous and Debilitatet Sufferers, and
moves all symptoms, among which will be found
to Exertion, Loss of
Power, Loss "a Memory
difficulty Of Br... sS,,n
eral Weakness, lIor Dis
full Horror Of Death, Night s s%eats, cod Fee.
Weakfqlness, 1mness Of Vision, Languv.
ten Enormous Appetite with Dyspeptic symptoms Hot
Hands, Flushing OF the Body, Dryness the skiing
PaIhd Goon mt lance and Eruption on the Face, e'
lids, frequently Black Spots Flyins
before the Eyes, with Temporary 30
Snftuson and Loss of Sight; =. ID
-a 4gl Want Of Attention; Great
Mobility; Restlessness,
with Horror OF So
cety. Nuthiuy
Is more de- i VIZ
sirabe to such Patients than solitude, and nothing
more dread for fear Of then selN es; no ~
Repose of manner, no Ear Do
nestmess, no Specu- f
lation, but a hur- -. f' 10
ried transita- "f
tion
from one ouestion N apc.bar .flIt
These svmptoms III allowed 10 go onwhich this n,S
Err, Faulty, AND EPILRPTIc FIrs-in one of which
the PATIENT nav expire. Who slv thatthese excess
are not often followed hy those dreadf VI Diseases
INSANITY AND.CoNsUMPrIoSl The records Of the ir-
SANE AsYLUNs, and the melancholy deaths by CON-
SUMPTION, bear pie witness to the truth ~ these as
sertipns. In Lunatc asylums the mos, Ineian-
choliy exhibition appears: The countenance is actual
" sodden and almost deituteneither mirth or grief
ever visits IT, Should q sound Of voice occur, il IL
rarely artculate. 2 20
with woeful measures despair;
Low sullen sounds his grief beguiled.''
Debility Is most terrible, and hasbrought thous anu.
upon thousands tn untimey graves thus blasting the
ambition OF many nonle youths. 1t be cured by
the use Of this -ti.t''f
INFALLIBLE REMEDY.
Ifyou sullering with any ofthe above disressihS
| Try II and he CONVINCED of is efficacy
Beware OF Quack Nostrums and Quack Doc
tors, who falsely boast OF abilities and References
Citizens know and avoid them; and save long suffering
and money and exposure, by sending calling for
bottle ~ this Popular and Specific Remedy
alt allays all pain and nimaiion is perfectly plain
pleasant In its taste and odor, but immediate in its
| ton. 'U
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HtREAM CHEESE
septst Il. ii. COOK x SON.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-19
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

I,raMn ISsteamer NebraskaII bales cotton to Cuddy
"a us Bradley, Wilson &co-s2 Pinckard Gco-
Hughes Tareton. Whiting Tnllis62 bales cotton
nh, W, listed &co60 bales cotton Estlin kc do Ia
Cleveland aeos Carroll Priiehssd bales cotton
co-sU DINERS &oo-42 Robson \ Allen-AD W Fraser
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