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New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-30
MORE To BE ADMIRED THAN Te4 n
RICHEST DIADEM
Ever worn by Kings or Emperors.


Because the himself provided FIR al,
race Reader although the SO brightly in
s = P the ss
be sIsred and shrveled harsh and dry sun, If
sis m used s.1 ao bali 1
first is the celebrated PiAns Thaibss "'ns' 81 mo
Dr. Woop-pear SIR me 10 express q Won "a S;
esna color % 9nass fG ss 5 m snre II
HaF GRAY ~, upon The appleso
slider your Restorative very wonderful ssnsion ou %
eAcious as well as agreeable - '-''
49, 'e'' ''' s's.' ). THSiLBERa. 1Fa'si
Welsh Newspaps osts1 oss i ~
Paor WooD-Dear SIR month six = weeks .es spo
tin, tim, ,hs, j. would ne hair original eoIo
performed hat wonderful BY turn ali The rray h ~
strongly he ABOVE spa !, IN the
CHARLES cARnEw.
E rE9, O. j. Woop With confidence do Your
since using Your Hair Restorative whske:s which
son apps viii ssS Ssm ne 70 hel ss
natural color It also has relieved Ill dandra and mn
" '''''s persons 0nJ g. pss.iiif &. aihsY. .rss.''
D.. Cn1cAeo, ILL.,, Nav l. 1851
Ing OF and turning gray was fast tesonus saId sad had
sor1,ive il Jaanary few appcasons fastened %y hsr
1 as j. AZ n b s o "p s nTssa s rs
nal color health, and appearance cheeriuy
all. j. d. HOES
The Restorative in bottles OF ihree sizes iae
medium, and email the ssl holds half for
dollar per bottle the medium had. per
in proportion than the mail eais dollars
bottle The large holes quart ~ propo
tion, an retails for three dollars
u. j. WOOD & 90. Proprietors. 3f2 Broadway
n the y Y. Wire Railing Esabiisbm, nh III Msre
SoiD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND FANCY aoons
DE AIERS; also by WRIGHT & CO., General Agents far
the sou-h fes smeodx "
& 9. n. RurHERr'n,tD. COMMISSION
Agent for the Purchase and Sale Of Slaves and
A mis- If ~ -
WM;;.A HhAkTLETT, BROKER, No. 81 tiRA-
Agency of the Manhattan and Knickerbocker,, lii.
Insurance Companies of New York. -N MI ~ ~
ROLTS. NUTS, etc.-l0a kegs assorted ,es in Store
- and Tor sale by q. L. KouNS 4 Raos ,2T75-lfs1'@
u,.., Front rect,
-al1 w oprosi,e Canal stree Ferry.
THos MURRAY. 7iss8& ,ous - .no,..- n
FLORIDA YELL ONV PINE IUMsEs yHkn
Having sold stock hand the ward Mt NE fIl Ra
M we request let ds notice that orr
9ns ness Is cor lined evi,imaeiy FL RTna YEIIW
SEw LUMSkR YARD, corner of Jua Cedar streetn
Orders LET. at Box S. Mechan Dealers, EXCHANGE 10
fes6u 'TIJSS uTnp ~,
OsTN-oN MONDAY EVENING LAST. ON COMMON
y street. bread of Embroi tered Skirt The Fndsr, II
ids's Varieties. ' N' W ,nss ~ ~"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-30
0S ssoMf M I, ~ : SSSakkhkAss, akhaH s5s4AhEkks ,SAGk7

s ana are. January 1859 Passenger Trains will leave
Ing At Canton at s.3o F. NJ and 6ss A. NJ '" ' AfnV-
.rrsnS neimsnng; wiz leave csnon s7snA NJ 6s2
&.i0P.M. " '''' a. n ana arrive daily at
feisht must be at the Depot by O'Clock NJ on the dav
until trip, A' o'Ae' "i'e ~ viii hy over
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The COLLEGE l0uRNib OF, MEDICAL IaClBNCE.
4 MONTHLY MAoA.Ixx Of Is pages, espdnefed
a by the Faculty Of The Eclectie College Of
MEDICINE is published :. One Dollar |: Yea,
tions fsT subscription, Or K! spssinss nh 5.r..
should be directed to
,aBfR9e gEsA3ND; PIslishsfa
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zEEi51.fstor' (asing p'isttobs ~U6nstd,.1
son. do ayJpHhssa !ss' ( The pistol mis-
$3.50 adsesopaa actor lG1ipG aqu the cseage}:
.Ecleis eths pistol hdi4sgsdao fats..O myshtb:
h.t1 do tins bediensss f. Thy lpSteslnal
fH6h.s -s2 sa. ~ essss ~ Ia.;siaa - ~
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1as1 kldzz Il j. ) I1Flp
.easUuzNIRE lsBEIW d1H ENNSh34 afAoRKNuaa
ENzXR88H 8EN0RXVL.a-..

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Isl EN7xR63f 4KH 0gKN Ias.
nR. H. ENWOOD sr., begsto call the atten-
stsas s;R:s E IL ss1ssisk
.s5a a;3.s sii 5, VIII 1sa 1 mss ~
= s,i e. mos. ;;
tAe fwq3si1ts ~ sayipisul soslyn9
The best pTosf 81 tilos 1lJ1cys6f thissfrealk. &
sn: r ID ts sf & RssI nine .ss
stiuspticb sna 1aoys seoliaIvlor heNest
hSan ifestored aosaourate shea1nGs and net So
single Itolieary eass tAAAk iknoW1a 4ge, did 1she
Jail 70 tec4 ssPsyt1 OF ao1btA1sleetqatioRa AZ
the hearing, when our sdvices and Instructions =
safa not not Bssf si,s i9tesssS spSD
|at arms length, can pox heaif 1caten tsksEoi
TIE dssta. roe Of tosy 'lhesses u 1uesis adk :
in the the tg9e.nd Tymp.
poyss ae7tsiAH diseases oftAe sssn1nsae lssnes,s
|aiay tslled The n Drum, ':or s9hAnst dassses.s
can betraced the s6ectiof inessa ssl1ss the,
use OF Qussias or nsxrcxrGI nsedscts4 NekWa1s31 :
Pre- ens,nesx y When thet fqz ieadFy
and scaly, with little or no eecrcton, Wien the
deafness 10 accompanied With noise in the ear,
III : ;g5 's a5,.l. .:RG
eS1roe . ." at:r :.a Of In =
~
is felt as if rush ot blood totke Asad lad tatss
place; sehe hearing eis l1es oepfe H. iN
fcstatdy ,oesther, or when 4 01a has been taken,
lthism ethdd fl treating tie dSssees q isi11iHss
:s;'ss sSss
any time, much can be ACCOM- sg i
IF es,s's. s,,seos'de = & 81 ~
pss BEG. T. .tst, th.s
cases he undertakes, he 0GaraaseS s ssede6Gf n
reishr7 cempletea seqsezetiap pf,the ssns,. Of
f.ushs meEksd impgo ys@snt s.s " bs1
s.atisfeot3Iy, ifhis remedies sfe iith4py =.
please state their age dnrition ST ks
matter issues from the externsl passage,
fsre noises, insthe ears, state q genera health;
and what they suppose 70 have been tho ehuse -
The s4sesss sb.t ssss ss:S aE
T' ALI Bfs sRsiiI or fHrErrs =. E
successfully otreated bY the, application on
inrdienfed VapSrs,g b., q, i11sl lib1o and -
painsese trsstment for diseases,ef the yye,A6T
ute. n q, yhronie4 caterecs. sPsskss In4spms-
ton Of the Lids, UlDcretion Of he LfGhI4msl :
Glands, &c. To the astonishing and 4re6f
ing. 4feets. II this treatment the child, the
y 2uth, thcaa of nature ags. p we'll 9 thoee fl
derfuliy sranevstioa, healing and soothing g;
Oon.hlt.tioa fec, Five Dollsrss:: e ss'i Pa
t2-Dr. LEA. work son diseases Of the Eye.
she Nature and Treatments Of the Deaf and. .
Dnmb--ialustsated with rsteeI Pl.tes5--ffeies
II Money Letters must be registered by the :
Post Msster.; sl,cl- only will be At my risk
Correspondents must enclose postage. 80.
Aede,sss, aPPiSr: s:a DC, sent to any part
Address ass u, b, Il. ENwooD 81. ,, ss5a.
I 106tia Z .su:I ,2f.HYgf Brooklyn, N. y:
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Pm O S PECTUs FORIs50.

The New Volume q .Se NEW YORK WEEK
commen"e Ian 1at 1sso Th.., foi:n.,,ns VII, VIZ
The a. r. e lie I<st: vi!
she 81, v.ar. 'o'"s :. ~ as1 outnai curing
BY " Gil b1 s 91Y E! Gf1epdeps ina,
a. RynaMts Nnvsii =, nu s.;.:,;e1 81, =,
Sir EPWARP ,BgIVER,ss :,
mi, = ~. 'n IcaHs1SrN ,. ia'e oNieareesa
:. ;;s "a '.as
TA esirHI sa ENGLISH: AZ N: 6 5; az sI,
HENRY, oI5ARP, ,yn::.. - .s.sf| ~ ..do .
IiEUTI Mp NJ PL4TT Ii =, z 49,
| F. CLINTON BARRING TON, .'.''
MIS- ANNA W2EfPiiE ~ 80,
MISS aETTY HEzKTEY ys: 5sa'ss 5.i. ~.
a ,Miss VI MH 1MlAx AoGHAh,aI ~
ME-! 1ss MINNIE M, M&!4ANTouR5 ,s.y,T !
.M isS = y sIN GhAHs' fs= !. s.s
~. :.5s s,.,, II. f:R Ms MS r. :.,
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named s.. til following Lit, ma Isieqaestsd
sends IN au,e ns o se Wnen ne
|o.r1n - sy,ss,.[.r9 81, 49,. worth. At ,a..,,
Gold: Fen, viii SILVER -Case,s sg-y.,s;i e @
ka aanies. 700 rencai' W 20
ToIs: on s1I r p' 1,.-,l.,r LHyna s9
edssk, Gold 5sn; Eth = Extension Gass 90
[suii &psspisin aud 'ohessd,st ssts;;-, 81
EES R1gRs, aaa5, u;s,;:,,i,, s.;u ,lbss.eSSo
eapid Te SC al - Ovs' $40
ss s;ss$sy g. ,.: d, &
Establishments Kg;s@ Sud- s7.n 70 ,r.o
kWTtch Esvsns sss. - = ~ ~
5asa|s: s ase S'''. sr.. SO 8
f.o.a s'ossesss = lot'sl.'a-is's = so'-g sspo
Tso.s .a..ns IS c.1f = aasss
sa 81; :Rs So, en-
subscriber viii receive any ono 81 mo NV ar
ticlcs he may select. ~ sHss
Ientitia5 ia q roi5 nonc;I v;tS - s.tI - Dp
S1lkS ~ 1s "; SY w. 70
Isansttipe aaDcxiH bsent;tiad To \ s;lrcr w.toS
3 a::A ; ss;s ssS!;; saiss 81
Ilbe enated ,teasi4gef hunting !
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Of The best literary papers Of the:day. ~ 4 leae.
TaeEs8 enssan n4ghs 81 Hi
ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED every week.ss
), iAG1FFa WORTH .FeoM. t&sctNTs TIC
3GstSa 81 kfeERF s. TR HAGH sSR
TFON6ONEN:' ,ssaa siIla eboa5 Il IL
!, ''''alosf EERmsM,s1N ADVANCE ,c;El:b zs qsea
One copy for one veal? antt lsg4N, no no $500
Three copies one year, and 8 gifts, 5 90
FiTslcopiea 'dne yeas, and gifts,t.g taft 500
43R s9gss sss yfa :e$
TIE articles e be distributed s,s comprised
,n'thS following Int :--5.iI:. ,:,.'s lfI,nas al
g9ised s' So: 4''ss s! NGts 1885, s each
8 s d. Do do. do. DO. 200, each
isras: isy Ssnsing Ga wsscl,es ~, sssS
20 20 Gold Watches, vo,-,a,A 400 aS'eseh
s s Ladies as; cold oI wa Il, s : ssss
2oosilver Hunting cased Watshetys 81; sach'
1865 as!d ssasd, " .pd 49,.
1000 Gold Rene and Pencils, g,,. 5 to is. each
Gold Locketr, Bracelets, Brooches, Ear Drops
Breast Pins, Cuff Pins, Sleeve Buttons, Rings
Shirt Studs, Watch Keys, Gold and, ,Silye,
Thimbles, and and q variety of other articles
worth front SO cents to,$l5:eaoh- ai'f IF
Or receipt, Of the subscription money, The
Subscribers name Win be entered Upon otl
beoksand the giftlforwarsed within one wsel
70 him. 1y n.aA l, e. eprsss post pqsd -,
y7~ All omH,gnications must he address,
to DANIEL ADEE, Publis Ser, @ i
iosy1 Ss'" I'll Centsi street, New York: 5
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= . % ~: '''4k ~ :
'tTERM8eAND VACATIONS. (.

~ TERMS AND VACATIONS. x; ,.rga
First Term commences September 2d1 1858,
closes December Cd. Second Term begins De-.
cember yth, closes Mafch a10th.t Third Term
o1nimencas March 17th,y 1859, closes june 16tk:
Examinations az the close ofcach term5 Es s7ai
= Rcd Wmgfs easy Of, access from theIintefior
Of MfnneS0ta bY sta4es atfd from the Nofthsaud
South b the rivef! 1iss b place. wl1e5e the
health and morals Of Students will be guarded
as we'll as at any other seat Of learning in tho
West. The Trustees Of Hamline Uaiversitsy
have run the risk Of j large Nutlayiin eapplyinx
corps 81 experienced teachers arid oofIhd IDENTITY
ask tie patronage Of this paft OF theslt Northwest.
pro' ut ssisntioh y 'e''''n' "''eoe'v'
T. e-course Of stutly embraces Mental and
Mo If Science. and befle1 Iett4fss, GhemiSfrv
ab Natural Phiiosrh3 ajheiiSat ics, Kechan-
let Surveying aud Civil Engineering; Greek
ssr ns sa Bi1 Hse
lish Language and Literature ;rF aamary and
Academical course. ~ ,gtiso9 sudi,oa:A
Its extensive and thorough; > practibx1 and
complete; clasAichla ndsSf ehtiAc.f n s.i5 n
Ladies' admitted TO al ielasseein the Universally
Students completing, the Law course Fsceiyt
The degree ofBachelor of Lsws:lb .s7 nooU
=: 4o nfa ' zsa1 xpENsRs ,srt ..oiiie
Boarding, "a so. PER week. Tuition, Primary
Department. lst Glass, u 80 !. ID Glass, 14,sO
Preparatory, 90; "a Glass, u % !; Collegiate
elo,oo; L4yn 40 iPsr stsrin ~ Modern Ian:
galges Of, %, extra Music: With use Of Piano
90: Painting or Drawing, 800, .Uif faftt.
irg, 90 'oo.i Wood Lights nnd othet Incidental
sceE's nc.7&9uaa sens aisttfii:g,, af5 ia g4vfy
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-04-16

cALrIsH. A calf raised lin, Pitt,tevn
New York, four wesksold WAS Slaughtered
lby itss owner D.: Palmer, last week. /,
wei bed, when dlessed, four hundred add
slx QYhds. ite. -. .'s.1s
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-04-16
AN ::1NrEREsTInG LETTER FROM
-Iwot 10 - PIXIES: PEAK - 10 ~

y" - H1tAE'S' k-HAhS.. * .u0 81 :,
The. Toledo zade has the GLOWING laugh,
able letter ostensibly from Pixies Peak Il
will do to laugh over, If nothing mofe::atta 81 I
> .s,.sp % s "a, d jo IHr. Pax Feb: 1855.
| 4 The manner ;of gathering gold in these
diggingsSis ipeculisr. "A 1nan takes frame
work Of heavy. timbsrs, builtlike' 4 stone boat,
the bottom Of which ID composed Of heavy,
iron Iasps.: This frame work Is hoisted Up
to the top ofthe peak, and the, man gets on
and slides down the side of The mountains
As he goes swift down the TaspsS on the
bottom Of the frame work Iscrape of the gold
iniimmense shavihgs, which, curl mp on the
machine, and BY the time. the. man, gets ia
the bottom, nearly. 8 ton Of gold is following
him. hin This is the common manner Of gath;
H AHUther plsn IS to bore q hole In the side
Of the mountain, and an it with coal and hi:
tlnn r Arpdsins fire IS then built, ana the
propriesorssit around and elbow it, y Short.
~ the gold begins to soften and melt. when
quickly, y stream Of molten gold; as thick a.
your lcg , runs out Through the fire, ana il
in ,rnoilds Of sand made 'for: the pur.
|posos fon whence the gold comes il, sheets
[of eight Or ten.feet square, aud the thickness
[ofat class boiler iron,! Gold is too plenty
here n "a E tPo tls vii by
two tons II, it.: an. turning my attenyion
tosomethins different. ID / have found in the
[guich from where ] 5dats this letter; rlu1npa
|of gold; nearly o targvas i hand sled, fairly
|sncrustsd with diamonds. - 7 have dropped
the gold business sincs. and have baen sfead.
ily iaboring in the diamond depaftment
q % will not believe me. perhaps, but it's .
solemn fact that I have already e6lleetedea
bin full st splendid diamonds, nearly ID, lsrrRR,
las your more Of, less-and amongthem
Iars' over4s hundred larger than Is head
iclieeSe. s-oitgas Is qisisauo,1o s. nf,if,ae
/ u Iss ca &c &c "a "a - a, - - 1rr
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RNRE' s,,sas'sulvaD hl.EI'z!, ERz1,4D
j, ;.a n,, ssi4S'j s.. s,L1QV0R8!e su:bsIaai
k1Ae ..i a1laa 81 sa, S{es
BIZ AINRfEs,s Gins M e WINES.
Wish he offers ct ,loy hgus4s, AZ yWhplesals
A11E axoaQt in cases 81 aicfnaaS Sy axtISlSa n
Red wing, az. Is ljtaa 2 + i 'i79
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C.. IsFl'l SnIfffaH

Hin IDIoTI(lIs
nFEERS his large and splendid Stock ,ot
~ aQpd. e estrsofll 4, PRicEAl,
tns t4mss. ab nj. sds a., E,ssaxiisb ba.
81 a,.tsls a,, ~: ,sil nv Z !.
FnA i { 81 E j iisI ST.
~, 1851 5sie rasle,sHoI stab araad f3ss5 sasgt
e lfany oas; n an, womaii,or child, ihnsmoney
tospese for auyshingd lii the shapoDfIo7D 10 =
[D2YssGOODSe ;ss sssi rsaSssyose 10 y1f
-. ~ GR6TfERIEST sasastsoa lss.,esas Zoo
To-, To- - PRiSViSfnNsSI q osi1ss. aro4i
Esa' -we!foi 9d HARDWARE; :sTs.s o3st .,
/ y, s'a i''''' bag Al WO0DEtCtafAR'le di,aly II
sssstra ssold ri s,1QFS4I G(!4s1 =
sa.q aSo sa 81 saoFs
FL II gag sds s4aaaa HAgrsaas GAPSpt.oct 81
l,H'i fal .o'ifa2 FURa sso0 71oaSfmea, 81, 70 i
En-. bss cLOTHIXa,, s "a % as
r. GA hfaEIsS,a sdruois, xis .ao!Isd2 y s,irc
ukAlN,t 5ag fEao rsg ssgas 10 stas sd1 - as.Y
- aFfIOUR,,5 non; reg 5nao geq fyci bGa evE
Nv ~ . 'r, sSHlNGLESagibssoorq ~ A;aq /!
sss, b,as SD, bss s :, as.;s
fARl u.s. e. K l,a4 12991gaE "a: 3
C1'Call on c.. j. +. SMITH, Mt his Store:
tascre ndoubtcA ysths'plxcefo lsaye,tlie mo.
ney and SGT ITS equiv slc,lt anything yovucsll
for. Saf 70 ef:ofavozq adi 10 t:as he5.;a5
p, psr sons i,iasbtcd to she Arm .,
Gambia e. !. e Smith are requested toedll a1e set
v Rod Wing, Fsb: ssgfs57:;s Sd' 70 via e2tfa
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-04-16

ALI ne tia one 10 .Deeuyl1ul Sll0old dle.
Fun outher widowed husband ere she went,
like light within a shattered tenement, ,,-,s+
fingered tho last love- lnstre etlasr eye, ~
On tic vague threshold % the unseen Hto--
She paussas; i:hemsechlSs ffprhs hef hnger tool
The goldencirclet fthe mortal. :wife,ao ssafai
Placed it on his, with 70 assuring sook,inis T.
And wooded him W imD,ertality.iss q bio /,
Our next extract is also s pistwe xhicl
could scarcely have been 'lnvI b. yer!
s4youthful fingers. How lifsliks. bow. every
s.'tdsy litliks i is. How Few 81 Us but :pam
"a her among our aaeqsaintanceso a least, on
such a. its origiaal! ;3d' e iools.o a:s "a
Ta ben shrE ~ gtaaA ALONE. ~ aujW Ea3g 10
So Reginald js still . bachelor s,;.,iso4,
s1 sNot young, yet yoNt hful Of hie easo-
ga Ills only thought how best Emself to please.
.,%5f richest wines he has an end less store: a.
These ire lIis PRIDE and Oft ns lsylpgly
weresuhilaIen lie viii tell theiE age; r.
70 sII,&citI louse, his sion BY TIC
sds AltcTpSte]y his yial hours sngaSe. Il h.,af
s,r 10 great bis wvalt},t hourly .gIoWAth nefa.
s1Hsse f Kindly Ss1p II sips atrasSi So.
seAlit.le industry aad ..ash 81 s54S :.
And he asks al, n hcmss!f oE hf splendid gsi1s, :.
II AplasdiaK flenss he ,daily ehtsstaiAs = =
.sl1ss vas DsoF lis iends might ia9 SiianTlsss
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-04-16

Rev. u. /. CA as...r + ii,
Bellies Lettrcs. -: - -, - Shs' 1'ssQ
Rev. 2. j.. EDvAnp,, <. IN .-Profess,..sor 70
Greek and Latin Languages, ard Literature.
Il: B.,W,LaseNy 4 a. PElofessar 2, Mathe
matics and Natural Science, ~. 9.'ssts'
Rey: PETER AkzRs, ?. p. 80 Professor, 81 Bib
ea4sss.MsHsvs :,; E,q.-Pt;ofss.ol 81 Law:
Key: MAI MoHAys-Prefssss1 elect o,fi,Mllopd 4
Miss EKxAR .Sos1x-Prec and 7 each
er Of English Branehes. (, 80, -.
PaoEzssoR -.EEBIcH- Teacher 81, Music. = = !.
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:. THE NEW YoRY MkFKIY PRESS il iii 6ne
Of The bestaitsfary papers Of tAeday. 4 lanee
32eE!G fsn sa WESIY FACES Or S!x,
ILLUSTRATED every week.n :.
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1855. n''stsstl .i45sa L,aa ,.as.3s9.l 1850
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-03-31
Captain Moses Brown.

Moses Brown was brave officer in the navy
of the United States.
During the last forty-eight years of his life he
followed the profession of mariner
In the revolutionary war, his reputation gain
ed him the command of several of the largest
private armed ships from New England.
In these stations he was Jealous brave and
successful. He was engaged in several severe
battles with the enemy, and distinguished him
self particularly in one with ship of superior
force. When the small American Navy was es-
tablishing, number of years after the war, the
merchants of Newburyport built ship by SUBJ
scription for the government. and obtained the
command of her for Capt. Brown.
His advanced age had not impaired his skill,
nor deprived him of his zeal and activity
While he commanded the Merrimac he was as
enterprsing and successful as formerly and he
followed till his death his accustomed avocation
BE died in December, 1903, aged sixty two
years.
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MAR. 81, 80.
giographies.
William Bradford, A. M.
fcosTINuED.]
BY W. D.


His close application to the law, and the It'll
cation of the bar, did not prevent him altogether
from indulging now and then his fondness for
poetry; his taste and talents for which were
above the. common standard, and several pieces
of his composition have been published
In 1898, he published an inquiry hoao far
the punishment of death Is necessary an Penn
syluania" This 9th been said, } was written
at the request of Governor Miflin, and intended
for the use of the legislature, in literature of a
report; they having the subject at large under
their consideration. This performance Justly
gained him great credit. and its happy effects
are manifested wherever it was read with atten-
tion especially in the reformation of the penal
codes of several states in the Union where the
interests of humanity have prevailed over ancient
and inveterate prejudices.
He left no children to honor his name, or to in
herit his wealth.
He died on the 22nd day of August, 1895, in
the fortieth year of his age, and was buried by
the side of his parents, (by his own request) in
the burial ground belonging to the second Pres
byterian Church in Philadelphia.
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Hezekiah Broad.

Hezekiah Broad was patriot of the Ameri-
can Revolution. He was member of the pro-
vincial Congress, at Concord in l774: after
wards held a commission in the provincial army
and more decisive, infexible, and courageous
character, rarely met an invading foe. Posses
sing most powerful and vigorous mind, every
action of his life was balanced with discrimi-
mating judgment, and tempered with discretion.
If it could be said of man that he possessed the
integrity of Major Broad, he needed no farther
evidence to establish his moral rectitude, remem-
Der this boys, never tell an untruth He des-
pissed vain, pompous show, and generaly sou yht
happiness in reading and meditating at his fire.
side. He was delegate to the convention, in
Cambridge, in 1890, which formed the constitu,
ton Of Massachusetts,, and filled the various off,
ces which his fellow townsnen could bestow by
Their SURFACES, for series of successive years
and managed its concerns with exactness and Fl.
deity
He died in Nantick, Massachusetts, the It'll
of March, 1924, in the seventy sixth year of hi.
age.
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Eleazer Brooks.

The subject of this obituary, was Brigadier
General in the revolutionary war, and was born
in Concord Mass, in 1925.
Without the advantage of education he &C.
quired valuable fund of knowledge. It was
his practice in early life to read the most intelli.
gent books to be had, and to fix in his mind
what he read.
In l774. he was chosen representative to
the general court and continued twenty-seven
years in public life, being successively a repre-
sentative, member of the Senate, and of the
Council. He took decided part in the Ameri-
can Revolution.
At the head of regiment he was engaged
in the battle of White Plains in l776, and
in the second action near Still Water, October
18th, 1777 and distinguished himself by his cool
determined bravery From the year 1901, he
secluded himself in the tranquil scenes of domes-
tic life
He died at Lincoln, Mass, Nov. 9, 1906, aged
eighty years. General Brooks possessed an un-
commonly strong and penetrating mind and his
judgement as a statesman was treated with re-
spect. He was diligent and Industrious, slow
inconcerting, bat expeditions in performing his
plans.
He was firm believer in the doctrines of
christianity, and in his advanced years accepted
the Office of deacon in the church at Lincoln. -
This Office he ranked higher; yea, far above all
others he had sustained during his life, and he
died in full assurance of a glorious resurrection
at the last day A good man.
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