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Fugs and VVSntes. or 1859.

Fail and Dt'i1ate1' of 1859.
SOUTHERN CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
20, as and 80 st. Charles street,
CORNER STREET.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
MOST MAGNIFICENT stocks Of
FASHIONABLE
Fall &c Winter Clothing
EVER BROUGHT TO THE SOUTH,
Which, for STYLE MATERIAL, WORKMANSHIP AND
CHEAPNEss,
Is Not Surpnssed!!
Goods divided into three Departments but under
one general view:
STORE No. % ST. CHARLES STREET,
For
BOYS GIopHING. ".. ...
STORE No. Is ST. CHARLES STREET,
For
MEMS CLOTHING.
STORE No. 80 ST. CHARLES STREET,
FURNISHING GOODS AND SHIRTS.
ng-salesmen speak French Spanish and English. ga
L. w. LYONS,
Nos. &c, IS and 20 ST. Charles street,
n3 2pTh&sa of Common street.
CHSn,Fc
SHIRTS, ...-
OF THE LATEST FAsIIIoNsi
Manufactured expressly for
The New Orleans City Trade
TO FIT MEN YOUTH BOYS AND CHILDREN,
L. w. LYONS,
Nos 20 IS and 30 ST. Charles street.
n3 2pTh&sa corner Of Common street.
Boys Clothing Emporium,
CHARLES STREET 26
Between Canal and Common streets
This Store exclusively YOUTHS, BOYS and CHILD
REN's
CLOTHING, SHIRTS,
FURNISHING GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Just opened, a LARGE AND EXCELLENT STOCK Of
FALL AND WINTER
Dress and school Clothing,
Enhancing
EVERY STYLE AND QUALITY.
All of which will be sold VERY REASONABLE prices.
Es-salesmen speak French, Spanish and English. ga
-. L. W. LYONS,
Nos &c, d and 30 St. Charles street,
n3 2pTh&sa Common street
Trunks, 1t'aUeting-B Rags,
vALIsEs, UMBRELLAS,
WA Roof CLOTHING,
VERY BEST STYLES AND QUALITIES,
Made TO order and warranted.
l.. W. LYONS,
ns 2pTh&sa %, . and sost. Charles Common
Extra Large Clothing.
complete assortment of CLOTHING to fit very large
men, always on hand.
Nos. 26, Is 30 ST. Charles street,
| n3 2pTh&sa Common street.
Servants Clothing.
A large stock of SERVANTS CLoTHING-a qualities.
L. w. LYONS,
| Nos. &c, q and 80 ST. Charles street.
| n3 2pTh&sa corner Common street.
The Late Battle Ground,
WHERE THE BULLETS FLY!
LEIGHTON IS HERE!
At THE Old STAN
Corner of st. Charles and Canal streets.
Having recently returned with LARGE and CHOICE
stock Of
FINE CLOTHING
SHIRTS,
|
| good guarantee for faithful work, he being
| PRACTICAL TAILOR AND sHIRT-MAKER,
with experience in catering for his New
| Orleans and Southern friends and patrons.
GENTLE MEE's
Furnishing Goods,
Comprising
LEIGHToN's PREMIUM SHIRTS,
WINTER UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS,
cRAyATs.
iIANDKERCHIEFs AND
GLOVES,
ENGLISH,
FRENCH AND
GERMAN SOCKS.
SHIRT COLLARS,
BosoMs,
UMBRELLAS
etc,
Prices as Cheap as the Cheapest.
And in all the WORTH GIVEN FOR THE MONEY, at
IEIGHTONeS,
Corner of St. Charles and Canal streets.
N B.-sHIRTs and CLOTHING made to order ns ep3.
JOSEPH h. C. KENNEDY.
Joseph H,sfiy $ Co.,
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aw @lsaas aav Crescent Saturday aarn gorenher s. 1859

Rally! Rally: Rally:
MASS! MEETING.
The Opposition and American Party will hold Mass Meeting
on Canal street.
Saturday Evening, Nov. 8, 1859,
At o'clock.
Addresses will be delivered by Col THOMAS J. DuRANT
J. Y BLOCKER. Col. A. p FIELD. and others ns 2r3.
ROys' ClOfhissg---T Vel Made!
ALFRED MUNROE s. CO..
STORY BUILDING,
CORNER OF CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
Invite Parents Guardians call and examine their
assortment Of
BOYS CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, ETC.,
which will be found embrace larger variety than
usual Among other articles which special
yited the following:
Black, Blue and Colcied Cloth Frocks
Cloth, Kersey Beaver and Pilot Oyercoats;
Cloth, Kersey Lion Skin and Pilot Ragans;
School Suts-Jackets Pants and Vests to match
satnet Sacs-Pants and Vests to match;
Cashmere Frocks-Pants and Vests to match;
Cashmere sacs-rants and Vests match
silk-MiNed Coats-pan,s and Vests to match;
A great variety of Sacs, Frocks,
Sac Jackets Round and Dress Jackets;
Black and Coloed Cashmere Pantaloons-geat variety
Vests Of Black and Fancy Silks, velves
Cashmere, Satin, Cloth, satine., ETC.
White and Colored Shirts;
Under Garments, Of every description;
Suspenders, Gloves, Half Hose, etc, etc. .....
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
STORY BunplNG,'
nj 2p2t Corner Camp and Commoa streets.
To Planters.
Just received and for sale : THE COTTON AND SUGAR
to the Trade.
BLOOMFIELD & STEEL,
General Sationers,
Printers and Blank Book Manufacturers
nj 2pst No 60 Camp street.
Peter Hnsres, M."..
6s..................CAMP STREET 6s
JUST r f EIvED,
A Full and Complete Assortment
STATIC merry,
All the Articles usually found in u Sta
tionery Store.
FULL ASSOC TMENT
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- ~ So " o. o. WooDHAN, B. JouRDAN. g. n.
AORE0N, y. p, wHEELOCK 4 CO., z, GUnLoT, New
Urieen4 jyG 2ply
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COMMITTEE.
AUGUST BONN, of ]. Lecesne & Co.
D. HUBBARD, of Greenleaf & Hubbard.
ARMAND HEINE, of A. & n. Heine.
GABL. VIM. COUvES, of Peter Maxwell & Co.
]. KRUTTSCHNITT, of Reichard & Co.
New Orleans. Nov. A. 1879 M ontd
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~ R.llvs Raliyly Rally!!s-The Third
ward Club are requested rally in force at the cor
mar az Baronpe and Perdo streets THIS EVENING satur
Nov a o'clock runcually 70 form their procession
and proceed to the great meeting on Canal street All Oh
tic cause are invited to Join them.
s en,t by ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT.
- WinnebagO Club. First Dfstrict-The
members Of this Club all willing join them in procession,
10 reouestcd 10 meet Lafayette Square puncuay THIS
EVENING Saturday, Nov q. o'clock, to attend the Mass
Meeting on Canal street
ms 2plt BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
BE- Attention. The several Clubs of the
Fourth District and all citizens favorable the Opposition
Ticket requested the Of Philip and Maya
rnc Streets SATURDAY EVENING at 81 o'clock, pro-
coed in body to the meeting on Canal street
n3 2pst BY ORDER OF THE CHIEF MARSHAL.
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have Yen = head Of hair or whislxers,
q n an nnbcong colors Do you wish to change
mt color q handsme deep brown perfect and natural
b.k without injury the bres 10 keep your hair Of the
ns " DESIRE without troube Inconvenience If So then
ycn ~ ~ chrsadcre's Excelsior dye which is the only
reftsn instantaneous truly natural Hair Dive in
me world Should doubt these statements Try the article
snd 4 y falls denounce IT.
so'a every where, and applied by all Hair Dressers
g zplmkW CRISTADORo No 6 Aston House N v
startling Discoveries have been made
nm INC past Few years by eminent French and German
che concerning the difference in tho quantity and
qnay q Iron IL the Blood has been found that
ent cases q Female debility loss healthy complexonchio
c hucr albus blood and general pros.
we're occsoned the diminished quantity of iron in
sooo, TIRE most eminent physicians Paris London
vienna and recently Of New York. have adopted Dr. MOTIFS
PILLS and Apereni and stoinachic Prepara.
n y ifon by Hydrogen and now prescribing them with
~ cAfaesanary success Good appetite complete digestion
aeaunscn q strength with an unusual DISPOSITION for
.na cneerlu exercise Immediately follow their use As
s'omachie and General Restorative ii has NO superior
- 80 ~ ~ Lruegss Price 80 cents DER box contani
MY PILE sent fee BY mail recent Of mice pincr,
once, - broadway, New York. r.. b. LOCKE & RI CO..
eIsl Agents Wholesale md Retail IN New ORLEANS H I
WRIGHT CO.. q and Isl Charrss street ~ ~ :.
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NJ 2pit-5m SOSOl4LU ~ MTlLIa
.NeU Ca,pefiag.
J. d DAN1ERoN &c CO.,
124 Canal Street,
Have received large and choice assortment of Eugsh Vel
Tapestry Carpeig of the celebrated manufacture of
Crosscy's & Sons, and others.
BIGELow BRUSSELS and wILToNS-new patterns.
THREEPLY AND INGRAINs, of the best makers.
RUGS, BABES, DOOR MATS, etc.
Curtain Materials.
We would call the stock descrip
ons of Brocatelle, worscd Mate
rial Lace and Muslin Curtains Covers Cords
Trimmings,
Window Shades and Corniccs.
In this branch of business great pains get up
the newest styles, and stock has no superior
OIL GLoTHs3 feet to "A wide of choice quality and
new patterns. OBJ 2p6t
II. PiHet $ Sons,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN
FANCY GOODS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS AND TOYS,
No. l2s Canal Street. Touro Buildings.
Country Merchants will the largest
Of goods in the line kept have peculiar facilities for pur
chasing, sell prices Northern houses
B. PIFFET & SONS,
5eo 2pMo&Sa6m l22 Canal street.
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FOR AUDITOR PUBLIC ACCOUNTS, ..
THOMAS c. ANDERSON, of st. Landry.
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CHAs. II. NASH, BROKER, AND DEALER IN
SCRIP, STOCK, NOTES, REAL ESTATE AND Ex
CHANGE, - . ~ an hA
No. rs Carondelet street,
'oi ~ Between Common and Grayier
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FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
Hon. f. w. BLAKE, of Tcrrcbonne.
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FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC EDUCATION,
Il. ii. CUNY, of CatahouIa.
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AfaU Store! Cheap Goods .

CRoCI1ERY, CHINA, GLASSWARE
HoUsE-FuRNIsHING GOODS!
Nos 90 AND "a Ora YER STREET NEAR CAMP.
WHITE CHINA DINNER SETS, IRON STONE DINNER
SETS,
IRON STONE TEA SETS, IRON STONE TOILET SETS
RICH DECORATED CHINA DINNER SETS,
RICH DECORATED CHINA TEA SETS
RICH DECORATED TOILET SETS,
PLATED FORKS AND SPOONS,
PLATED PITCHERS AND
PICKLE STANDS,
PLATED LIQUOR STANDS,
PLATED cAsToRs,
PLATED WATERS,
PLATED TEA SETS,
CUT GLASSWARE
PRESSED GLASSWARE,
JArANNED TRAYS, LAMPS,
PLATE WARMERS, HAT RACKS,
FIRE SETS FIRE STANDS, TENDERS
CANE CHAIRS, TUBS BRUSHES,
Jos ROGERS ( SONS TABLE CUTLERY,
TIN WARE, WOODEN WARE, JAPAND WARE,
BASKETS, BATH TUBS, BUCKETS, BUSTERS,
AND EVERY VARIETY OF
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
WE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF OUR FRIENDS
AND THE PUBLIC TO EXAMINE OUR EXTENSIVE
STOCK BEFORE THEY BUY ELSEWHERE. WE ARE
SHILLING GOODS AT
LOWER PRICES
THAN OTHER ESTA EASEMENTS IN OUR LINE.
P R. FELL & MARSH,
e. AND q GRAvIER STREET,
NJ 2rtf RETMEEN CAMP AND MAGAZINE STREETS.
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FOR ATToRNEY.GENERAL
THOS. j. DURANT, OF Orleans.
, 1859-07-22
SpttiaI Nutitts.

tD- Dr. Guys0trs Improved Extract OF YeII.,.
Dock ana sarsaparia put up quart bottles conaIns
Of the pure Honduras sarsapara than any other
eNant, which Is chemically combined with tLe EI,ss
Yellow Dock and the Extract Of Wild Cherry thus MAXIM NJ
remedy more thoroughly efficient than any other
before the public At the time II Is perfectly frss ,
all mineral Posons which he said Of any other AZ %
sarsaparha compounds. The invalid should beware az %
era and metallic Prisons which into and form Inc acs
basis Of most Of the Salsaparas and Panaceas Of he %
Guysotts Compound Extract Of Yellow Dock and
ascertain by apply Ing the necessary tests. -'S@n
Let az poisonous Sarapara preparations alone and M.
dnys0s Improved Extract Of Yellow Dock and saFsansr
which Is thoroughly efcacOus perfectly harmless ana
vegetable All kinds Of disease yield genial nIuenre
has no equal. '0b I"
Be sure and get the QUART BoTTLEs sold By drurr,,
PARK 4 WHITE, General Agents, Importer, an.
Dealers IN al valuable Patent Medicines i32 WaShnson
street. San Francisco. So.Ssn ~"
, 1859-07-22
PUGET SOUND HERALD,
sfEIIIWOI, ". 7, FRIDAY, JULY n, 1859.
TO SUBSCRIBERS.

There Is now due to US, for subscriptions
for tie HERALD, upwards Of two thousand
dollarA This Is large amount Of money
% aecumnlata in debts to an establishment
Ike ours, In the short space Of little more
than . year; and apOrtiOn or all Of It would
b very acceptable, just now. We are in
want of money for use in conducting our
business, and earnestly appeal to our pa.
irons 70 help Us in our strait, BY coming
forward with their dues. Not few Of our
friends to encourage us in our undertaking,
promptly paid their subscription money in
advance, last year; but they have stopped
there. They don't seem to think there is
any necessity for any further payment or
that the life Of q newspaper is just as depen.
dent on the prompt payment of its dues as
that Of The body il on its regular food.
There are also some who have not yet paid
their first years subscription these, how.
ssuF, do not embrace very large number.
Money lsrequircd to publish newspaper,
though some Of our patrons seem TO think
Otherwise We are constantly under the
necessity Of purchasing types, paper, etc,
fbr use in our business, and as constantly
have demands made upon us for payment for
these articles, until our purse is empty.
Wnlour friends aid Us 50 far as 70 pay what
i duet We shall sec.
, 1859-07-22
9ugtt sOuna Shipping gist.
sTEILAcOOM, W. r., July aa, 1859.


Arrived
yny sh-Bque ok, Task I'm San Francisco; mdse to Balch
Weber,
9th-Stmr julia Clark, FIN Columbia River.
lOth-Stmr EEa Anderson, Wells, I'm Victoria
llth-Stmr Massachusetts, Fauntleroy, fm down Sound
Revenue Cutter Jefferson Davis MasO I'm Port Townsend
stmr Julia, Clark, FIN Oympa Malls, freight and pas
1lstnr julia Clark, fm Victoria and intermediate ports;
Mails, freight and pass.
15th-Rrvenue Cutter Jefferson Davis Mason I'm Olympia
l6h-U Coast Survey steamer Shubrck De Camp, FROM
Schr Caroena Jones' fn Victoria and intermediate ports
lsth-stmr julia Clark, fun Olympia Mails, freight and
Passengers
stmr Wilson G Hunt, Burns, fm Olympia.
l9th-Schr CarolenR, Jones, fun Olympia.
20th-Stmr ShubTick DeCamp, hn Olympia.
2is-Smr Julia, Clark m Victoria and intermediate ports;
Mails, freight ard pass.
schr Eclipse, BarrngOn I'm Olympia
Sailed.
July 9h-Stmr Julia, Clark, Olympia.
1Oth-Stmr Eliza Anderson, Wells Victoria.
llth--Stmr Julia, Clark ports down Sound.
Rev Cutter Jefferson Davis, Mason, Olympia.
l2h-stmr Massachusetts, FaunerOy, down the Sound.
lIth--sehr Carolena, Jones, Olympia.
1stl-Stmr shubrisk, DeCamp, Olympia.
Stmr Wilson Hunt, Burns ports poWu Sound.
stmr Julia, Clark, ports down Sound.
l9th-Rv Gutter Jefferson Davis Mason Port Townsend
20th-schr CArOlena, Jones, ports deWn sound.
2lst-Stmr Julia, Clark, Olympia.
stmr shubrick, DeCamp, ports down Sound.
schT Eclipse harrington, Penns Cove.
In Port.
July 22d-Bque Ork, Trask loading for San Francisco
Ports on the sound.
TEEKALEr-ArIived from l4th to 2Oth bque Eliza Miller,
Schr Toanda, ship Leonore.
PORT MADISON-ArVed from 1lth to 2Oh bque Madonna,
ship Visurgs
, 1859-07-22

MERIrs OR TRR WAR IN New LIGHT. Lord
Derbys Solicitor General gave his constituents at
Belfast. lately, about as good an illustration as
one could have to explain the merits Of the war
question as they relate to the parties concerned.
He reminded them Of the fable which is told by
venerable author respecting The Stag, the
Horse and the Man" The stag began 10 butt
the horse with bis horns, and the horse applied to
the man to assist him against the stag. The
man put saddle on the horse, and they very
soon drove the stag of the pasture. Then the
horse said to the man, am very much obliged
TO you, but now take the saddle off me, and
wish you very good morning" But the man
said, Oh, think you are a little premature
there; found the saddle on you 70 be 50 good
and serviceable in enabling me to keep this pas
turagO.for myself Imust preiertO occupy my
seat on your back, and preserve my dominion
here" Now, Austria is the stag, Sardinia the
horse, and France Is the man. And the merits
Of the cAse stand within tho meaning Of this
fable.
, 1859-07-22

LAST MoNKSTs or HuxBoLDT. The sun shone
brilliantly into the room where Humboldt
died, and Il Is reported that his last words, ad-
dressed to his niece, were: "wie herrlich
desc strablen; sic schienen die Erde zum Him
mel suFufsnIn How grand these rays; they
seem 10 beckon Earth 70 Heavenll
, 1859-07-22

The viii Of the late William W. Coz, Of Charles
county, Nd, contained the following clause: al
also devise and bequeath that my negro woman,
Kitty, and her children, John, Catherine, Sarah,
and Charles, shall work for themselves, by paying
the executor, annually, one cent per year hire." "
This bequest fails in the opinion Of Judge Grain,
and he has declared Il null and void.
, 1859-07-22

DEATHs From JOT.-Ths English papers report
the death Of Mrs. Young. lady Of high social
position. who died under the excitement produced
BY receiving the joyful intelligence Of the election
Of her nephew to the House Of Commons The
wife Of . sea captain, in England, lately died
from joy, in consequence Of the return Of her hus-
band after an absence Of seven years.
, 1859-07-22

FREAK OF NATuRE.-A calf from COW belong.
ing to Capt John Capo, Of St Augustine, Fla,
bears the same mark upon lis ears which had
been branded upon its mother. We have our.
selves Witnessed the phenomenon, says the Et
aminsr, and are assured that former calf from
the same mother was born similarly marked.
, 1859-07-22

| no earthly inducement to remain upon the land,
with mere posscssOry right, doomed to a Ger.
tain and speedy termination. These possessions
are few in number and small in extent. Fort
Vancouver exceeds all the rest put together, and
| it only amounts to a few hundred acres. The
fence is the limit Of the possession, for there is
no fee simple title to give constructive posses.
sion to what is not enclosed. am willing to
understand the article libcrally, and to execute
it generously; but in StrictnesS there can be no
lawful possessions in Oregon, (unless the defunct
treaty would impart that charaCter) the persons
now there being, in the eye of our law, intruders
and trespaSserS certainly grants Of land will be
made to our citizens there, but in legal coutem.
platiOn they are trespassers.
The fourth article applies to the Puget Sound
Agricultural Company, and stipuates for the
confirmation Of the lands belonging to them, or
their transfer, at valuation, to the United States
if deemed Of public or political Importance to
this country. The article is in these words:
"The farms, lands and other property Of
every description belonging to the Pugst's Sound
Agricultural Company, on the north side Of the
Columbia River, shall be confirmed to the said
company. In case, however, the situation Of
these farms and lands should be considered by
the United States to be Of public and political
importance, aud the United States Government
should signify desire to obtain possession Of
the whole or Of any part thereof, the property 80
required shall be transferred to the said Govern
ment at a proper valuation, to be agreed upon
between the parties"
The option Of taking the lands Of this company
at valuation render the confrmatory clause en-
tirely harmless. The valuation can but little
exceed the improvement, and for these it is fair
and equitable that payment should be made.
The only settlement OF this company Is at Ms
qually Bay, on Puget Sound, which Capt. Wilkes
describes as small in extent and inferior in local
ity. The company can claim no grants beyond
their possessions. Neither our laws nor British
laws admit the validity Of Indian grants; and,
under the treaty Of occupation, neither party
could ALLEVIATE the soil.
The above is all of Benton's speech that
bears on the question Of the position Of the
Puget Sound Agricl ltural Company, but it
covers the ground thoroughly. No con-
struction put npon the treaty at this time,
we opine, would approach SO near its true
meaning as that above quoted; and hence
any attempt to construe it differently would
be futile.
We await with impatience the arrival of
the next Atlantic mail, as do also pretty
much all Of the residents of this county.
This matter has been agitating the public
mind here since the earliest settlement Of
the country by Americans, and has con.
tributed not little to retard its prosperity.
While we shall rejoice in the speedy adjust
ment Of the question, we trust that justice
and honesty may be kept in view.
, 1859-07-22

Unenciil reports have been received Of The
result Of ihs election Or Delegate IN lhe southern
counties. but nothing reliable. Clark county Is
I'D % haVo given Stevens majority Of over
1oo We have Tie ollcial vote Of this county,
nd r1I publish Il next week IN connection with
nor. odnpi,l. returns from other counties than
We nov hara
, 1859-07-22

The THREE CLAYs.-AmOng the unmarked
and unhOnOred graves in the rural Cemetery al
Camden, Ark, is that Of brother Of the illustri
Gus Henry Clay. His only monument is an oak
tree with the initials Of his name rudely carved
in its rough bark. He is said to have been an
humble and devoted minister Of the gospel.
, 1859-07-22

CuRr ToR Sxonrxo.--An inventive Yankee has
produced anspparaius which he claims is cure
for snoring. Il iastens upon the mouth gutta
pcrcha tube, leading to the tympanum Of the ear.
When the sleeper snOres, he himself receives the
first stimpressiOn, finds how disagreeable il is, and
Of course, reforms
, 1859-07-22

MnTo1 s. LArHAn has received the nomina-
ton Of the Democratic party for Governor Of
California. '-f'l
, 1859-07-22

DEAD CRows-we hear. says The Nasysvius
Coal) Democrat, 18th inst, that thousands Ol
dOad crows may bo found lying on the plains
and under the trees in sutter county, killed BY
the heat, few days ago No wonder that men
have been sun.struck.
, 1859-07-22

Heavy LOss-.-It is said that the Rothschild
have lost "a, ,oOO,O 900 francs BY tho failure Of a
extensive house in Vienna.
, 1859-07-22

0uR THANKS are due to Mr.. Lowell, Purser oI
the steamer Julia, for newspaper and other A.
vors; also to Freeman Z Co. for like hyors.
, 1859-07-22

FHutuUL-A wife in Portage Is the mOths
Of eleven girls, the eldest but twelve years Oh
Three Of them arrived together few days ago.
, 1859-07-22

. MAIL STEiNEh-The ocean steamer, with Ii,
Atlantic and European mails, viii bo due Oh
Sunday next a
, 1859-07-22

THEATRIcAL-The Chapman troupe have been
giving performances in SteilaeOOm, the past week,
with Indifferent success
, 1859-07-22

OREaoH ELEcrIoM-The latest returns from
Oregon indicate the election Of Stout by small
majority. a7f
, 1859-07-22

SHR MORNnG GLORY.--This vessel has par
tally discharged her cargo, and tho work Of re
pairing her has been commenced. She viii sal
for San Francisco in few days.
, 1859-07-22

THE GREAF MAeTAR-Tt Is stated, on the
authority Of the English papers, that Kos
suth had determined upon himself going TO Hun
gary, and there raising the standard Of Inde-
pendence He has just woke up from . ten
years slumber.
, 1859-07-22
THE NEWSPAPER noRRoM ER.

a late writer gives the newspaper borrower
particular fits" lie pronounces him " a bad
man-that is, an unsafe one lie never comes to
anything good, and is always poor. 1t is an old
Scandinavian proverb, that when Satan wishes to
angle for and finally catch a man, he first sets
him borrowing. The whole tribe Of borrowers
is utterly mean, and the newspaper borrower is
the meanest of the tribe. In this country,
newspapers are so cheap that every man can
and every decent man does-buy his own. At
any rate, no decent man will borrow a riewspa-
per. If he can't get one of his own, he will do
without. 1t dirties and rumpIes paper to han.
die it, and no man likes to have his family journal
soiled by borrowers unclean hands. Subscrib-
ers to good papers like to preserve them in good
condition; and, in order that they may do this,
the papers must be kept clean, and smooth,
and whole. No one likes to preserve a dirty,
torn, or rumpled paper; and one such unsightly
copy spOils whole fle-and one number Of a
paper lost breaks the continuity of Q volume.
And there is degree Of sentiment, too, about a
tavoTite family newspaper. A man acquires an
affection for it, and, as in the case of his wife
and baby, he don't want anybody else to meddle
with it Therefore, the newspaper borrower is
disturber Of the peace and happiness Of fami-
lies; he is pcst-a nuisance-and should be
permanently disposed of in manner that would
prevent him from annoying honest decent peo.
pie, who pay for their newspapers, and should be
allowed to read and preserve them"