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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-10

,red, expire on 1re oOii- a;icu. created lhif'
.s dlspoei,'ps. ,Ew 20 negotiate ~ ue current ~"
rates for I-at-r 81 png-T than -xty day- ~ run. NV
Is the only chansr worthy OF notice.
The Ds,l'rury and Norralk Railroad has DECLARED
s.ui-annEs ~ .dend Of 2 cent payable on M io'n
Nst.
lie BaIi ContrplLr OF Wisconsin has given nctr's
that the Juneyr City Bark having failed tn ri e'n
i,-prote-ed suiang notes, the trus- fund dep"@iei
with HI State vii b. -old AMI applied pro rata 10 the
redemption Of the
IT. corfereuc. between the various Railway Com
parr.s having for IL purpose the debate -rttement
OF the dificrtes between the New-York Central AMI
Ere roads. i stated To have been held IN Philadelphia
today The matter attracts bu, little attention in the
street Il having been conceded that the question was
practically -ettled days since. IL remains now
but to arrange the drta according to the understand
ing between the two corporations with whom the
trouble originated.
Tie Augu-, business Of the Harlem RalrosI Com
pany - follows
August. IsS7......ss.si255 s7G-ls 2 $E.st =
AssEst, lsjs...... $3.50 % SL7s2 Il 100 %
p,er...e........ -4ol5 % 477a55 II Iac +Ii919 :.
The expense Of the fr II months of the is. al year
intending August have been $230, $50 81 les than
during The sam. months last year. The Whole
year the expenses vii BE- reduced $4,000 Tae re-
ceip;- have fallen of 10 | months 80, j24 -.
The earnings of the New-York and New-Hsven
Railroad Company tor August 1857 were $50 pa H.
instead of se6, srsi -, AZ stated Yesterday.
The land sales of the Illinois Central road for Au-
( gu-t, 1853, we're 5soo0. The six months balance
( sheet OF this Company ending June 30, shows q
decided improvement; 1857. The figures are e.
ioows:
Esrniu<.....................s g 90 ~ ~
I psr-es......-........---' sSTsi ''"VS-
Net +I0sn4 sl@&5
incru-- in NJ profit ~t' ~
The construction expenses OF the same period are
very much reduced and .tand a. follows:
Construction January JAY. -
Con.tTSction, January - Jliyi i'1i......... I"F'
Drcress. in con~,ric.ion $s13so
I The revenue Of the Baltimore and Ohio Road for Au-
gus, was a. follows:
Main Sem v Va. Bran Total
For passengers. st6si c8 S3ol6 Is s34S 81 500 -
For freight. 252.5A Is HISS s. sSn 81 1924 10
ro-a.....s5lag77 si4s5s So s4o75i g s1i-2ss 50
The revenue OF the past month, a. compared with
tn. same period last wear, Is follows:
Main stem. y ". Va. Wash. Branch Total.
/ s3i5gT u sl+Sbj 50 sp.75l sS s1l ks IN
lS5'.... %s'ssl 70 '-......'. ESQ . 49, 70
De-. $y3s3i - Tuc. l,2,3 ~ De-. 81, toS %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-10
Rx Telexrnph.

BOSTON SEP. a--Ar. shp Arnss, Jones L's.r.
Ayna Sirkersur CHARLESTON hris fseto fery nzsl~ep
HEW-oRLEASs, sev- s-ArT, hsrh A-"H>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-10

tSi5g77 81 sI4s5s So s4o75i g sTi4ss 50
The revenue OF the past month a. compared with
the same period laS, year, is az follows:
Main Stem. y ". Va. Wash. Branch. Total.
Iee... $3i5g7 g; sl+S,i 80 sp75t S s6l.Is ~
is5- al "a -. 81 40 - sl3lT 10
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-09-18

dependant, lorsqu'aujourd'hui s'inau-
current q Ia fois la statue du grand CAPT
tame ct F~achevement de ce port mill
taire, l'opinion ne saurait s'alarmer.
Plus INT nation est puissante, plus ellie
est ~respectee. Plus III g~ouvcrnement est
fort, plus il apporte De moderation Il ses
conscils, de justice dams ses resolutions
On he risque pas aIors lie rcpos du pays
pour satisfaire I'm vain orgueil GU pour
acquGrir unc popu|aritG t~ph6nlere. I'm
commencement qui s'appuie sur la vo-
lont6 des masses, nest resclave d'aucun
parti; il ne fat la guerre que lorsqu'il y
est force, pour dGfendre lhonneur natio-
nal on les grands intGr6ts des peoples.
"Continuons done en- paix a develop
per tgalement les resources diverses de
la France; invitons les strangers a assis-
ter a nos travaux qu'ils y viennent en-
amis. non en- rivaux. - M~ontrons-leur
qu'une nation OH regiment %lunitt, la con-
fance ct Funion, rtsiste u emporte-
ments dun jour, ct que, maitresse dele
meme, ellie n'obGit qua Phonneur ct a la
raison!"
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-09-18
COLLEGE P0YDRAs.
PAROIssE DE La PoINTE COUPE.

r ES EXERCICES de cette Institution com
IL medceront lie premier lttndi de fevrier.
LIE cours des Guides comprendra toutes celles
qui sont generalement enseignees dams les neil
leurs colleges du pays. ct une attention spectacle
sera donnee a tout ce qui, dane le cours DIES
etudes, peut avoir une Importance particuliere
relativement aux atiaires de la vie; de sorte que
ceuy qui auront pris leurs degrees dams cette insti-
tuition, possederont, a lear entr6e dams lie monde,
DIES connaissances pratiques, aussi bien que scien-
~tifques.
La Tongue experience du Snrintendant actuel
dams la carriere de l'enseignement. ct les henreux
resultats obtenus par lui; lui ~inspirent dc la con.
tiance, ct lui donnent lie droit d'assurer ceuX qli
voudront bien lui confer leurs %enfants. qu'ilsseront
parfaitement sa~tisfaits, ct sous lie rapport de letu-
de ct de advancement, ct sous celui du comfortable
ct du neoessaire physiques DIES eleyes.
Null Professor ne sera employee CONNIE aide sill
nest reconnu CONNIE Giant parfaitement capable
de remplir son mandat.
Les plus grandes facilities possihles seront reu.
MES dams cette institution, pour hater les progress
des eleves; outre totls les instruments eft ~appareils
de CHIME, de philosophie eide physique, ellie pos.
sade une bibliotheque choisie ct complete.
&c college otfre DIES facilities ponr= l'etude de la
langue anglaise qui ne sont surpassees par celles
d'acune autre institution du pays, Giant situee dams
une peroisse OH les. deux langues sont parlees avec
une egale %facilite. SD
CONDITIONS.
Cours d'instruction, avec pension, bIan.
chissage, etc, par an.... $500
Cours Construction ct demi pen
sion, par an.........:... 10000
Cours preparatoire, par an. 5000
Gours de classiques 1900
Honoraires de matricule, (pour
Internes seuls) ..... 1000
a. w. JACKSON,
President.
Pointe Coupee, so janv-l an.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-09-18

50 go
ATTENTION, MEsDAMEs - Mile Nancy
Godfrey a etc frappee de mort par lie
tonnerre, il va quelques semaines, dams
lie village de Reading, en- consequence,
dit-on, DIES substances metalliques qui
~faisalent partie de sa toilette, ct qui ont
attire lie fuide electrique. On suppose
que he fuide aura probablemen traverse
la plaque dor de son ratelier (car ellie
portrait des dents postiches) ct Sc sera
echappe par les cerceaux de sa volumi-
neuse crinoline. On 2 trouve eparses, a
quelque distance du cadavre, les dents
artificielles. QUAINT aux cercles metalli-
ques, lis etalent litteralement fondus.-
Les danes sont, de nos jjours, 81 cutrieu-
sement faites
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-09-18

La fGte de rEmpereur Napoleon, qui a
lieu reimbursement lie 10 aout, jour de
PAssomption, s'est c6l6bree cette aimee,
dams toute la France, ct principalement
a Paris, avec une grande magniicence.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-09-18
n e GLE.
Anne B0NPLAND.

LIE celebre naturalist f~ranco-ameri-
cain Bonpland, Went de MOURN. Voici,
a son sujet, quelques rapides details bio
~graphiques
"Aime Bonpland, mort Il San Borja "a, a
Page de IS ans, etait fills dun m6decin.
II naquit d La Rochelle en- 1913, ct fut
destine 4 suivre la carriere paternelle;
mails les 6~venements r6volutionnaires fl
rent changer cette destination, ct lie
ieune homlne entra dams la marine.
"A4res y avoir occupe quelque temps
lie poste de chirurgien, il vint a Paris
pour y perfectionner ses etndes. La, chez
Corvisard, il Sc liza avec IN jeune Ale
mand qui devait acquerir n celebrite
europeenne, M. Alexandra de Humboldt.
lis partirent ensemble pour lie Nouveau-
Monde, ct &c voyage fournit a Bonpland
Occasion de reunir ct dc classer environ
5000 plantes. encore inconnues des ecri-
vains de la science botanique.
"a son retour en- France, il offrit sa
collection au Museum d'histoire %naturel-
lie, &c qui lui Vault les remerciements de
rempereur Napoleon, ct n pension.
L'imperatriee Josephine, qui appreciate
les commissioners de Bonpland, lui donna
la direction de ces bellies collections qui
lui rendaient 81 cher lie sejour de la Nal
maison.
"Apres Publication de Fo~ntainebleau,
Bonpland p~ensait que Pempereur devait
SC retirer aMexico ct y attendre les eve.
nements /: son opinion ne fut pas prise
en- consideration.
"Bonpland assista 4 la mort de Jose
phine; il entendit les dernieres paroles
qu'elle p%rononea.
"Ensuite Bonpland, que rien ne rete-
matt en- Franue, repartit pour pAmerique
Meridionale, ct devint professeur d'his-
toire naturelle a Buenos-Ayres. II voya-
gea dams les Pampas, les provinces de
Santa-Fe, Ghaco ct Ia Bolivie, ct penetra
pi6destrement .jusqu'aux Andes. Pris
pour I'm espion, il fut jete EN- prison ct
en- sortit hut ans apres, en- 1920.
"Quand il fut libre, il dirigea ses pas
vers lie Bresil ct s'arreta a San Boria, Oh,
dams n humble ct eharmante retraite.
aPombre des orangers ct des arbustes
dEurope, il vecut dams IN agreeable re
pos, relevant avec I'm patriotique plaisir
les Europeans, ct surtout les Francais,
aui s'ayenturaient jusqne-la. II 81. est
doucement etelnt octogenaire.n g.
Il est l'auteur, entire aatres ouurages,
des Plantes Equinoxiales 1sO5) de Ia
Monographs DIES Melestonies (ISo6); de
Ia Description des Plantes Rares ct de
Ia Malmaison (ISl31;de laVue1des Cor
dilieres ct Monuments indigenes de pa
naerique l1849) ct en- collaboration avec
Nsde Humboldt, du Voyage aux regions
equiinoxiales du nouveau continents
80 80 81 siHat
DE La RACE PoRCINE.. s.
Faygrm r---Y
lie pore ou cochon q pour origgine ct
pour typeprinlitif ue sa1agaier,Iqui Wit
sanvagesdaassios gfandes farsss. II ap-
sartient Fo5rdrc dcs M;arnmihffferes. Nous
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Prof s~or Glr#GHock. \ Department fer tLa ~ VI
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directed by PROT. CIl>tayc Vidal ana = 1a a -
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The establishment iSintcndnd mainly Gr ,,.t.
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None bat the best and eypprir2nn.,1 praf.si nn''e's.
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for yisitfrg. 50 that punjls are no7s,. neeuo up
i, th.i, 1assnn. and on o,,rtr,a,t fa a. m :
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DE La RACE PORCINE.

lie pore ou cochon p1oM origgine ct
pour type2primibiif ue sangaief, qui Wit
sauvagesdans4nos gfandes forsss. II APP
paartientaaa Fordrc dcs Marniniiifferes. Nous
ninaiquerons pas lei les daractereseqni
lie ~distingucnt c'est I'm animal trop
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MECHANICS. TSVANToRs,AND MANU-
IfI 1aeturers.-Tweifth Year Prospectus of tho

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Reports of United States Patents granted are
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Much might be added in this Prospactas.t to
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AVIS AU PUBIICy 9i

LIE public est prevenu de~ne pas ~
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tain billet date lie Ter aoat 1891, poat :
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La condition de ce billet n'ayai's r. +
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-08
NEW
Mfoifal.
The Great English Remedy.
Thorn's Compound Extract of
C0uaiha and Sarsauarilia

DossEssEs advantages not enjoyed by any other med
Il icine for the cure Of sexual diseases, which must
with enlightened public render it assuredy highly
popular and desideratum long sought for in the med
ca world II needs no confinement or change Of diet
In its approved form, that Of PASTE it is entirely taste
less and causes unpleasant sensation 90 the patient
II has acquired the utmost fame in almost every part
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As the above valuable preparation has been exten-
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United States the proprietor has adopted preeau
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burnt in upon the bottom cf each pot Of the genuine
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-08
New Remedies and Quick Cures.
GLIDE lN A ID ID A ArTLrn
Persons Of ConsumptiFe Habits,
READ TIIISt

rT,o THE G1ufNBEItG COMPANY: For The srss
i IN my lie am Induced 70 ccrtify 70 ths truly
ins you lhs esrtaOase fes that am oliy dsohArElax
duty thai 0we % The Grnfrnberg Company, snd
more especially - suffering humanity.
About the hrst cf Juae last had negro man tzkcB
~th cough attended with rcstiessness spllring of
blood, and other dangerous syIaEtous u consumpon-
I Immediately cAled IN truly skiihul and scientific
phyniclzD, who t1ld me 4 : q consumpioz-
lie treated him fsr several weeks but he gradually
grew wsrsr. l then had 4notker phyzici1n ef great
Reputation N hung dbeases- Tie examined HIM, and
also decAEcd Il is DC hopeless of consumption,
and s.l1 a useless % spsnd noney n trying %
n.a previously promised me Gr<fsnbers Agents
here (Iessrs- Wells 4 ilo~c, thai when lhs doctors
gave HIM up ~caid ny ne Grxfc1berg Consump-
ives f11lIn- dld and % my agreeable surprise.
lAs began - impross aier t-k.n< only nvs
dases- He look eulf lao bottles u The Balm snd
bolllcs u the Er EfenbeEg Sarsafar Compo1Ed,
xhich onss ths zra4 SUM q ras dollars and
azy eeasidsr him enureiy eafed Ne - wortt 81 SO
sna he |. eong god sefv1ss he plantation
cunstfor hiza Eezfscfly sound and we'll as Ne : f4f,
he@rsy, .aa zro1x, ~hoal vsss<e s<n q disease
ieft JOHN NfIS,
C1alborne Ala
ksse uscd lie GrEfenberE feusumplire's b1ln n
severe Gases - consumption. NY practice, with he
h.PEAesI enecL slzh All woald ..se T.
TolfrnaE Wells, Tenn.
rhe crofeneerg ccnsunpsixe's Balm ~in e1eczlsily
c1nsnmption ana AL complaints u the Lungs. In
blnsd wilh Dicsh Bre4ihing, fess n ths Chest, and
Bro1e hl.,s, IA. ersleabeEx Cunsnmpllfss Balm wLi
s1ret cslnplele enre and pfssent tne disease RON
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Axens fer tae oE~isaseEs Conf~ays M fenncssees
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Cou,titutIonnI Di.ea.e..

Many diseases that aitict humanity inherited
heir looms from e diseased bodes Of ssckly sires
Scrufula, Consumption, syphilis and Fits, among
the most common OF constitutional diseases Now, We
care how many generations the seeds of these dis
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ruptng the blOod-Rdilodys Reaonrfisy ksseuast gill
eradicate from the bodies Of the afflicted every pAFti-
Gle Of diseased deposits and MI the veins with new,
pure and healthy blood.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-08
McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment
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For Man or Beast.
Another Remarkable Cure Performed by Nc
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FOR

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Every Country Merchant should obtain a supply OF
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re- For sale by J. II. MCLEAN, Proprietor corner
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OR
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edy for Diabetes.
COWAA'S LIT7foNTRET7Tci a certain cure for
Chronic GonorThoa and Glcei. n =
CUWASS LITHONTRLPIlC cures weakness o
the Loins. N =
CoWAN'S LI7770N7RLIoTTC has cured the worst
cases Of Prolspsus Uteri known.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is the only sure rem
COWAN'S LITIfON7RLIDIIC will cure the worst
forms Of Dropsy.
COWANS LfTR0N7RLP77C will cure long stand
ing cases OF structure and remove Venereal Tant from
the system. 49,.
COWAA'S LT7TfONTRLF7TC is the only remedy
known for the care of all sympathetc complaints
tending on Pregnancy and every female who preg-
nant should AT once procure bottle II she wishes
feel well, while IN that condition. -
cOWAN'S LITIiONTRIIo77C is the only remedy
ever yet discovered that will relieve the pains
and the whole female world should rejoice thai such
discovery has been made whereby they have Obtained
sure friend TO assist them In the greaest trial their
life.
The most ncredulous will he convinced Of the great
efficacy Of the lAthontriptc by reading the following
certificates and those around each botile3-
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The stamp around each pot will also bear the
of the Proprietor and Of the United States agents.
Druggists and Dealers will observe on each dozen
package the following label:
IMPORTANT CAUTIoN.-The increased reputation and
great demand for Thorn's Compound Extract of Copai
ba and Sarsaparlla have been inducements for others
offer limitations of this valuable medicine. Vendors
particularly warned Of this fact that they may be
their guard ana not dispose of any impure article,
calculated TO njure their reputation and destroy the
merits OF the original preparation, 10 Obviate which
the Subscriber (successor To James Tarrant by whom
introduced into the United Siates) has
tached his signature to this caution, 10 counterfeit
which is forgery. JOHN A. IARRAST.
Address orders for the above article with full drec-
tiOns for shipment to
JOHN A. TARRANT x Co, Druggists
No. 27s, Greenwich, corner Warren ST., n. Y.
Dec T-dly.