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J. WRIGHT & co.

j. WRIGHT & co.
tyr. WRIGHTs CELEBRATED KEJU-
vENATING ELIXIR,
Prepared on the strlctest Principles by one Of
the Ablest Chemists Of the Age.
NO MINERALS.
Dr. Wright thinks IT well to stake his professional character
the fact that minerals whatever form the least component
part Of the ingredients in his REJUVENATING ELIXIR
well knowing what ruin has enad the community BY
opium and mercury.
Generally the debilia,ed Dr. Wright would say never
despair No matter how down you be-no matter
how weak you matter what the have been
foake at whatever has led depart from Hygenie
principles; take his
REJUvENAT1NG ELIXIR,
you will find yourself man. pride instead Of tbs
friends and healthy sound and worthy menu
Der of the whole human family.
For sale by the Proprietors
J. WRIGHT h CO.,
q and l5 Chartres street, New Orleans L..
Sole Proprietors,
And by Druggists generally throughout the United States
HEMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHu.
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED.
cures and debiaed sufferers removes all tie
symptoms, amongst which will be found
Indispostion
to Exertien, Loss
of Power. Loss of Memo s-
ry, Difficulty of Breathing, Gen.
eral Weakness, Horror Of Disease =s
Weak Nerves, Trembling Dreadful Horror
of Death, Night Sweats, Cold Feet, Wakefulness
Dmness of VISION Languor, Universal Iassude of the
Muscular System, Often Enormous Appetite Dyspepe
Symptoms Hot Hands, Flushing of the Body Dryuess
Of the Skin, Paid coun'rnanee Eruption
the Face, Pain In the Baek Heavi. -..
ness of the Eyeids Frequently
~.. Black Spots Flying be-
fore the Eyes,
Great Mobility; Resessness, with Horror Society
Nothing is desirable to such Patients than
Solitude and nothing they Dread
for fear of themselves, repose of
Manner, no Earnesness, Spec
ulation, but Hurried
Transition from
question TO
another.
These symptoms II allowed go on-whch this medicine In
variably removes-soon follows LOSS OF POWER FATUI
TY and EPfEPTIC FITS-iu which the patient NAV
expire Who that these are not frequently
followed by those dreul diseascs-INsANITY AND CON-
SUMPTIoNf The records Of the INSANE ASYIUMs and
the melancholy deaths by CONSUMPTION bear ample witness
to the truth of these assertions In Asyums the most
melancholy exhibition appears The actually
sodden and quite desute-neithe grief ever visits it.
Should sound of the voice it is rarely articuae
With woeful measures despair
Low sullen sounds his grief beguied."
Debility is TERRIBLE and has brought thousands upon
thousands unmely graves, thus blasting ambition oi
many noble youths. 1t can be cured by the Of this
INFALLIBLE REMEDY.
| For sale in New Orleans Wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT 4 CO,
q and I5l Ghartres street,
General Agents.
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WINER,s CANADIAN vERsIIFUGE.
IMPORTANT MEDICAL INFORMATION.

IMPORTANT MEDICAL INFORMATION
The late DR. Chapman, of Philadelphia has laid it down q
rule that may be suspected in child where there
eaciaon, and especially weakness Of the bowels accompanied
BY discharge Of slime and and all medical authorities
that work thorough the stomach and bowels
be invigoraed well the themselves discharged.
WINER'S CANADIAN YERMIFUGE fulfls beth these con-
dons. 1t only expaes the vermicues strengthens
the digestion increases the solvent power OF the gastric Juice
complete and permanent.
THE IDEA OF THE LIVING BODY
Being the esce tce of greedy worms sickenrg and jet
six out Of ten children less afflicted with them.
Why should this be the when there
mony prove that few doses of Winers Canadian yefpge
will eradicate the disease! Parents make of this
shed fact and that medicine ID free from all
deleterous substances.
PAINLESS IN IT'S OPERATION, eA..
Certain in its results free from all mineral substances
nvgoratng to the system these the merits Of WINERS
CANADIAN vERMIFUGE, preparation which eradieaes
every class of internal worms with degree of dispatch
agreeable rs 1t is astonishing
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO., Sole Proprietors
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FEVER AND UE.
osGooD'S CHoLAGoGuE.

This the only remedy this hateful dis
No need again complain of having unless they
have taken this celebrated remedy. they take
osGooD,s CHoLAGoGUE,
A farewell to Chils and Fever forever.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
Sole agents for the South whom all orders should 30
addressed.
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LBERTsON s. NUDGE,
AGENTS THE
PORTAL Nd STATION AIRY
STEAM ENGINES,
SAW-MILLS, SHAFTINGS, GIN GEARING,
And every description Of
Machinery for Mill and Plantation use.
Also, Agents for the sale Of
CLEMoNs, BROWN CO.'S
SINGLE AND DOUBLE CYLINDER CoTToN GINS,
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PHOTOGRAPHIC.

=
PHOTOGRAPHIC.
A MORRISON s BLESSINGS
NEW AND sUPERB
PHOTOGRAPHIC & DAGuERREorYpE
DON,
No. 81 Camp street.
CORNER OF COMMERCIAL. PLACE,
New ORLEANS
PosITE THE P1cAYUNn OFFICE.
We beg inform our numerous patrons and the pub
lie, that have removed from 1874 Canal street to the above
named commodous building, which have fitted and fur
nished in suitable style, with the
Largest Slky-Light In the City,
A SPLENDID PARLoR AND DREssING-RooM
Exclusively for LADIES' and
ALARGE STUDIO for our Painters
Together with all the necessary rooms and convenenees fo
EVERY SIZE AND STYLE
Miniatures and Portraits known to the art
From
THE SMALLEST LocKET
FULL LENGTH LIFE SIZE ON CANVAS IN OH.
PHOTOGRAPHS Life Size, made by the new SOLAR CAM
ERA PROCESS.
PHOTOGRAPHS Visiting Cards, by the hundred.
PHOTOGRAPHS all intermediate sizes. ...
PHOTOGRAPHS, all Sizes untouched
PHOTOGRAPHS Painted in Oil Coors.
PHOTOGRAPHS Painted in Water Colors.
PHOTOGRAPHS Painted in Pastel Colors.
PHOTOGRAPHS Touched in India Ink.
PHOTOGRAPHS Copied from old Daguerreotypes, Arbro
types, Paintings Drawings and finished in any style
PHOTOGRAPHS taken in Groups of Families.
PHOTOGRAPHS taken of Buildings any part of the city
DAGUERREoTYPEs taken in all their beauty and perfec
DAGuERREoTYPEs taken of deceased persons in any par
of the city.
AMBRoTYPEs taken and improved plan upon me
talic plates thereby obviaing the danger of breaking
AMBRoTYPEs transferred Paper Leather letter size
for mailing.
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20 bbls. Eng yenitian Red;
% bbls. Spanish Brown;
is bbls Mineral Paint;
20 bbls. Whiting;
20 bbls. Paris White;
10 bbls. Chalk;
20 bbls Lampblack
] Dbl. Powdered Sospstona
5bbls. Putty in bIadders.
White yaas, Lead; Ssroas Yellow Yellow
Prussia raaan Blue; Paris Gr eeeftA'
Dutch Pink; Yellow ochre;
Red Lead; Sienna B. and G.,
Drop Black Black Paint;
Patent DRYERS DRYERS; Litharge;
G spsh a ssiI White copa STp annss foR:nne;
Black Leather; Machinery Oil;
ffsRIa'lssa brushes; H MGale I'll oil;
1922 boxes WndGw G Psnt F ssass and American
Shoe Bscsng Bed Pans, metal and earthen;.
Gst9p Brokers' s H Has snzs sss assortment
DENT Dentists s Gold Foil oil; apokeearies Scales;
Medicine Medicine ohesls Pill hoss wood paper sN''
Esdiss ssq gs, sas Tass FSssp
Apuasn ipstransns Thumb and Spring 1aneets;
e%ppag G1s mp4ay sp Beas Psmps
Breast Glasses Waters Breast Cups;
Perfumery, etc.
Cologne Water, German and American;
Wrghls Extracts for Handkerchief;
Favorng Extracts;
cOg Eies Soaps Soaps
y s hi liz s sss!sss'
Liquid is Glue s
Hair rd sgash Brushes;
Cloth Brushes;
Buffalo hEoR bse sa5sa COMBS;
Horn Dressing Comts So
Fine Ivory Combs
Shaving i1t.i Brn sip;
Transparent Soap Balls;
Haa sssF krss dyiss sens;
T'ss s e'G H!STn Windsor Soap
Haaa hEo Gha &iR Eas sH Tooth Pastel
DR. Lacr,e's Tooth SPECIFIC;
eS %si sissst oden,ine
French and American Ponades;
| vneisre Roue;
saponaeeons Compound.
Patent Medicines, etc.
FAI Ts1.sEs,s v., Tsis9aIase'
BuE sss ssssss spas6ns,,,,..
aof RooFfAx Tp;ssss g?s'5asS n,,,eE.
| As sTdtdHr rsssT h R,.ts;''
rf kIif1 H9 Wos,n rlums;
HRT lYSs, Es asssay F Ws'sfsi
"t1 DAYS VI Mild Cherry Jerry and and lar;
| COD LIVER oil, IIsdgernan Glagk L Co.;
/ COD LIVER OIL, Rushtons;
| oop H * FIN sl syrup nnI,e Of Naples;
e'sN' : rn SsiisSes q hysEs
4 CHAMPIONS Fever and Ague Pills.
sPENCER's Vegetable Pills
LEES and COOKS Pills.
| JAYNE'S Sanative Pills:
BRAs lnnR; TIl SIN; pills'
/ MoLANE's Pills;
/ HUII,s r Tonic !, Pills;
4 TIoRN,S Extract
RAILWAYS Ready Relief;
BROWNS ,,A,ss Essence ss, Of & Ginger anr
: ARCTIC Linment
| DAILEY's Pain Extractor;
DAVIS N1ssF FIN Il " kj Issi,.nt.
McALIIsTER's Ointment
DIR, M MOE s Inygoratiag corda 49,
DIR. p BEAhSE G11g,s. R's s..
lNfKA Mn H, s g ssfs. Remedy;
/ ALEXANDER's TficSSaphe;
BAGHE1oRs Hair Dye;
J, 'alN oiIR hsir A iSois; Hair p,s.
: woI.FE's Aromatic seheinm schnapps;
WATERS lndelihle Ink
KIDDRR'S fn,ehblc Ink;
o ], w sssi, HIT p Era as,nsl IisGaia
! 5So is " JuJuBE TASTE,
( PURE BRANDY, PORT and SHERRY WINES, for meac
, nal purposes, constantly on hand.
n Merchants, Planters and Physicians orders respectful
solicited. Every article guaranteed fresh aud genuine
IN. MORRISON 4 Co.
T. Magazine street.
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WEBSTER & HOLMES.


x WEBSTER 8 HOLMES, WHOLE y
SALE AND RETAIL
u DRUGG rsTS, u
81 Charities, corner CustOnhouse street.
NEW ORLEANS, La,
Invite the attention Of Druggists Merchants Physicians
Planters TO their fine fresh stock of DRUGS MEDICINES
CHEMICALS, TOILET ARTICLES, FANCY GOODS, etc,
for the Fall Winter trade all Of which pure
and rscass articles One of the firm having had long expert
cnce several sohera cities in filling orders for the trade
feels confident that the firm give the utmost satisfaction
We shall be prepared all times, to fill orders for large small
solicited from the country. All ORDERS with
satisfactory reference attended to the same as left in person.
and prices low any other house South We
name large quantities of each article but will be always
pared to fill all demands
Chemicals, an kinds
Perfnmcry all kinds.
Fancy Goods ali kinds.
Brushes, all kinds
Cream Tartar,
Gum Camphor,
SIENNA Leaves Alex.
SIENNA Leaves, F. I.
EPSON sahs,
Glauber Salts,
Sal Soda,
Bi,Carbonate Soda,
Acids all kinds.
Alum whole AID ground.
Ammonia, Concert,
Alcohol 80 and % per cent.
Rasam copaiva,
Basam Fir,
Balsam Tolu,
Blue Mass, p. and W.
Blue Mass, Eng
Peruvian Bark, red
Peruvian Bark, yellow.
Borax, refined.
Calome, P. and W.
Calornel, Eng. .@
Nitrate of Silver, pure.
Nitrate of Silver, crystal.
Ghoroform,
Gloves,
Copperas,
oorks, Bottle and Vial
sulph. Ether
Choric Ether,
Spirits Ether, Nitrous
Extracts for Fayorine,
Extracts, Medicinal, solid and fluid
Tunnels assorted.
Isinglass, assorted.
...@ Gum Arabic, Nos /, 2auda
Gum Fatids
Gum Opium, Turkey.
Gum Drops, assorted.
Hops crop.
indigo,
Ink Black, assorted sizes.
Iron, Preparations of Iodine.
Lancets, assorted
Lquorice, Extract.
Logwood Chip and Ext.
Magnesa, all kinds.
Mortars, assorted sizes.
Eutmegs,
Pants, dry and in OIL
Oils Essentia, al, tinds
Nutgals, whole and pow'd.
x,,,, 1,x.a ,,d .r,a,, at.
uh;. Gil A., I'D u
J,,,. D a., r. 49,, -
p,,nt Mdio,ras
Seidtz Powders sizes.
eoda p,,cdo-o
po,vaars s,so,ad ao-s
g., -,
'"'Ph' <"ihi"er
Preparations OF oninine,
Cochicum Seed,
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DFIILiP RAHM, EAGLE MACHINE WORKS,

DHILIP RAHNI, EAGLE MACHINE WORKS,
Richmond, Virginia,
MANUFACTURER OF PORTABLE AND STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Sugar Mills Saw Mills, Grist Mills.
Large and Small Draining Machines.
Pumus of all sizes and descriptions
shaftincs Couplings Pulleys Hangers and Boxes, Of all
Sizes
Locomotive, Flues and Cylinder Boilers.
sbinrle I.ath and Planning Machines.
Tobacco Screws and Fixtures, of every description.
Agent for Berger's Boyle's Machine ground Saws.
Virginia Pententiary Made Axes-every which is
fully guaranteed.
H. NJ Smiths Celebrated Straw Gutter.
Machinery has received the highest testimonials given
the United States. Experienced mechanics will to erect
Machinery sell when desired and the the purchaser
discovering that the article is what Ii represented it
be returned at my expense.
Orders communications addressed the undersigned
through the Office, will meet with prompt
Illustrated Catalogue containing List of Prices, Cerf-
Gates etc. will be by mail postage paid any desiring it,
PHILIP RAIN,
Proprietor Eagle Machine Works.
s-ofc in New Orleans 81 ST. Charles street oil 2r6s-ai
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q. N. MORRISON g. co.

G..N. MORRISON 8 co.
a. n MORRISON. q. s. O. HARVEY.
~ n. MORRISON & CO., WHOLESALE DRUG.
VI. GISTs and dealers in Paints oils Glass Dye suns etc
No. IL Magazine street, New Orleans.
Having received and extensive stock Of fresh Dkua
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PERFuMERY, SURGICAL
INSTRUMENTS PAINTS, OILS GLASS; etc. ETC., respect
FULLY inform Merchants Planters and Physicians that they are
prepared supply them with every article in the Drug hhe
hey may require the purest quality at as reasonable
nrces as thew can be purchased the city Among the articles
already on hand coming in store are the following
900 ounces sulphate Quinne, French and An,erican
200 pounds Blue Mass, English and American;
900 pounds calomel, English and American;
30 pounds Mercurial Ointment
800 pounds Honduras Sarsaparila;
$50 pounds best Turkey Opium;
100 oGs Sui. and Acetate Morphine;
25 Otto Rose;
20 casks Sal Soda;
100 kegs, Sup. Oh. Soda;
10 kegs Ger Blue Wash
% bills Circuma, light;
5 cases indigo, Car. and Manlla
10 casks Pot and Pearlash;
80 packages Saleraus;
So bbls. pure Castor Oil;
Is demiohns SPIT Ntre;
Is bbls. Alcohol;
40 bbls. Copperas;
20 bbts. EPSON Salts;
10 bbls. Flour Sulphur;
10 bbls Roll SULPHUR
2bales senna East India and Alexandria;
1900 pounds Gum Arabic select, fine and sorts;
Is earboys sulp. Nitric and Muriatic Acid;
25jars Carb Ammonia
Is carboys Aq, Ammonia;
800 pounds Acetc Acid
1000 pounds Tartaric Acid;
200 Taunic Acid;
20 kegs Pearl Barlye
$50 kegs Turkey Opium;
1000 lbs. Arrow Root Amer;
800 lbs. Arrow Root. Bermuda;
pounds Assafatida, in cans;
200 pounds Balsam Capabia;
5bbls. Black Lead
10 bbls. Ginger Root;
10 bbls. Refined Camphor;
30 boxes CASTLE Soap;
500 bbls. Cayenne Pepper;
10 gross Copabia Capsules Il .ua
8 casks Chloride Lime;
200 pounds Chloroforn, P. and W.;
10 bbls. Cream Tartar;
1000 pounds Ext Logwood;
1000 gallons Copa yarnish;
zbbls. IVA ursi;
2bbls. Gum Myrrh;
bbls. yalerian Root;
10 bbls. Tapioca;
2bbls. Sugar Lead, white;
: bbls Scotch Snuff, in bladders;
200 doz. Garreis Scotch Snuff;
100 doz. Lorilards Maccaboy Snuff;
200 doz. Roome's Maccaboy and Scotch Snuff
400 pounds White Wax;
100 pounds Dover Powders;
1900 X assorted Herbs;
80 kegs Refined saltpetre;
leases British Lnster, superior article;
20 cases Coopers Isinglass;
s bales Hops;
100 pounds Iodine Potash;
500 ounces Nitrate Silver;
Ceases Mamma Flake and Sorts
20 cans Magnesia Cal. English
5cases Magnesia, Carb
10 cases Ref Borax;
% lbs. Oil of Bersamot;
80 lbs. Oil Peppermint;
50 pounds Aniseed;
20 pounds OIL Gloves;
25 pounds Oil Cedar;
lOpounds Oil Cubebs;
20 pounds Oil Black Pepper;
20 pounds Oil Almonds;
3gross Shoenakets Plasters; a..o
10 gross sedliz Powders;
10 gross Soda Powders ~4.4" "&"
80 gross Sugar of Lemons;
10 gross Yeast Powders;
5 cases Liquorice, Caab and Sicily
500 doz Great Southern Mustard;
t.z 1cask Gentian Root;
bales Iquorice Root;
l0kegs Taaarnds fresh
2casks Bay Rum, pure
Is doz. Bap Rum pure;
5cases Pearl Sage;
1000 pounds Nader;
8 casks French Lime Juice;
300 lbs. Powdered Canthardes
20 bbls Eng yenitan Red:
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Bates Patent Steam Gauges,
No. 8 UNION STREET,

No. UNION STREET,
Between ST. Charles and Caroniele, streets New Orleans
The Machinery offered by is from establishments
which engaged in manufacturing for the Southern
country the twenty and it will be found to be
entirely adapted the for which intended of much
superior quality great deal of the machinery brought to this
market extremely liberal prices Persons wishing to
purchase invited to call and examine for themselves
CLEMoNs, BROWN CO.'S COTTON GINS have been
ued successfully parts of the South for fifteen
more during which time upwards of FIVE HtNDREE of
them have annually We them to be equal
in every respect any gin sold in this section.
THE souBLE CYLINDER GIN is recent invention of
Mr. j. F. Brown Columbus Georgia. We refer who
are interested to the following certificate which is from
hundreds which we have received
RUSSELL County, Ala, February 8, 1859
Messts Clemens, Brown L CO.
enemenI have used of your Double Cylinder 60
during the and take pleasure in stating
that its performance far superior Gin have
tried for speed convenience and safety induced buy
believed would pay for itself in the saving
CROP and has fully my expectations 1t
ques to pope it than Single Cylinder 20
Gin while cleans twice much cotton day and is much
attended this accounted for the width
the breast and that it will gin all the cotton that be in
the roll without throwing choking 1t cleans the seed
markedly Clean and makes good sample of cotton
Gin tried The buyers Columbus have
peatedy told had superior Gin without knowing it
your Double Cylinder Style Your Double Cylinder Gin
consider great the ordinary Gin, and the
planter who makes fifty bales Of cotton will find to his
interest lay aside the Single Cylinder 40 90 Gin and
himself obligations purchasing
Double Cylinder Gin thereby time labor money.
Without pleasure personal acquaintance with you
permit me to you of my friendly consideration.
EDGAR GARLICK.
Messrs. W. G. Clemens, Brown & Co.
Samples of styles Gins well other Machinery,
may be store.
| ALBERTSON 4 NUDGE,
No. Union street,
| o24 2p6t-tf Between st. Charles and Carondelet
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-11-17
Edward Bates, of Missouri.

- -.
"A special dispatch Of the Cincinnati
Gazette, dated 81. Louis. November Slh,
says:
r'An important document has been pre-.
pared for the press and published here
10 day, presenting an autholitve fxposi-
ton Of the views ofsthe Hon. Edward
Bates. on the slavery question. y i Of
radical Republican, character. He be-
lieves Slavery is not beneficial either in a
political, social or religious sense, and he
is unalterably opposed TO its extension in, q
10 free territory. He favors the coloni.
zation Of free blacks, y is = powerful
article, and will produce a sensalion."'
This, as is well remarked by the Ga
zeste, brings Mr.. Bates within the ring o.
the Presidential candidates, on the part
Of the Republicans. This declaration o.
sentiments. on the part Of a prominent
Southern statesman,so soon after the Har-
per's Ferry foray, will produce a senss-
ton in the South. sl 4ees .ra
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-11-17
A Child Born with Two Heads-Suc-
ccssful Amputation Of One. Il


ccssful Amputation Of One. I.
Acorrespondent Of the North Andover
{ me. } Advocate tells the following:
On The l8lh Of September last, chill d
was born in the town Of Palmyra, having
two heads. The names Of the parents
are John and Mary Ward. The first
natural head, seemed as nearly perfect
as that Of an infant usually; the second,
or unnatural head, was connected by a
neck OF about the ususl.length. a nd sizs.,
to the back, or posterior part Of the first
.one5a little abovesthe point where the,
head and neck naturally join. Both heads
were of s-bothsthe sameAsIze and facing
opposite ways. Hair grew perfectly
natural on both scalps,' butthe second
head was entirely wanting in features,
there were a few small irregularities
where the face or features should have
been, appearing as il had attemp-
ted to folm m features, but withoat success
The health Of tile child seemed good,
and it grew well until the 10Th Of the
present month, October when the
unnatural head was successfully ampula-
ted at the neck by Dr. j. G. Manson, Of
Pitts6eld; a dissection of this showed the
skull TO be composed Of bone and cart
ilage, also. wEat should have been bone
in the neck proved to be cartilage. The
head contained a substance M 'st perfect
ly resembling brain, hut Of less density.
1t has now been some s days since the
operation, and the child is fast recover>
ing. is'lB II std4s adf ofs
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-11-17
Judge wilson's Charge.

We are indebted to Col. G. r. Freese
for copy Of Judge Wilson's charge to
the Grand Jury Of the U. s. Court for
The Northern District Of Ohio. 1t is a
cunningly devised political harangue. got
ten up and issued for political effect, and
VIC think its author will some day be
heartily ashamed Of it. In the language
Of the 0. $. Journal, Ihis charge gath
ers up all the false and malicious accusa-
tions that have been mado against the
people of the North for political effect,
and combines them in a stump speech,
as base and reckless as any campaign
trickster could devise, and delivers il to the
Grand Jury as a charge. He does not
hesitate to accuse majority of the peo-
pie Of northern Ohio Of treason and re-
bellion against the government, and he
seems to regard it as his duty 10 make his
Judicial charges the vehicle of common
SANDER, and common yindctiveness
against the people Of the State.
His definition Of the crime of treason
quite outdoes the Kansas Judge, LIE.
compte. The constitutional provision that
"Treason against the United States shall
consist only in levying war against them,
or in adhering to their enemies, giving
them aid and comfort" is mere rope of
sand TO this Judge, who knows that any
means that be can use to vent the hatred
OF the administration against the people
of Ohio, will be held superior to the con.
stitution'"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-11-17
The Harpers Ferry Prisoners.

Cook. Green, Copie and Copeland.
have been sentenced to be hung on the
hday Of December, and II is suppos-
cd that Gov. Wise will respite Brown and
execute all Of the condemned prisoners on
the same day. Stevens the other prison
ers has been handed over to the United
States Court. for the purpose. it is sup.
posed, OF manufacturing little political
capital for the Presidential cam paign Of
1850. eii ,as gs6'n
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-11-17

The following extract we take from
the letter of the London correspondent
Of the Boston Pest:
"The Great Eastern has nummuxed!
The leading journal records its trial trip
as only a partial success. We all know
what that means. She rolls like por.
poise on log canoe, the decks leak, the
iron plate don I fit, ths decorations crum.
bic and disappear, and--the worst re.
mains behind-she can only 90 little
more THAN half The speed that was expec.
ted Of her The very best that can be
got out Of her under the most favorable
circumstances Of ind, water and coal is
thirteen miles an hour. So say some
knowing engineers who were on board,
and who wished and boded the most ia.
vorable result. There is no Disgusting it..
The great hull is worth all it would bring
for old mon.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-11-17
A Locomotive Stealing a Hcifer.


Yestarday as the train on the Day ton
d Michigan Railroad was going north, ia
ken along lively by one Of Rogers loco
motives, in charge of that very careful
engineer Charles Coggin, the pilot picked
up a two year old heifer, pitched it up iu
to the recess in front Of The boiler, and
after carrying it five miles, the animal
was taken down from its cezy position,
when it walked off into the woods and
comm enced browsing, just as if nothing
at all had happened! Charley thinks
that as it paid no fair. broke no bones,
and was put off the train as soon as he
had time to attend to it, nobody ought to
charge bis machine with stealing. And
Charley is right. .--Doyton Empire.