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SagacitY Of q Dog,

One day when Dumont, tradesmar of
the Ruo st. Denis, was walking in the
Boulevard ST. Antoine with friend, ho
offered to lay wager with tho latter, that
if he wero to bido six-livro picce in the
dust his,dog would find il and bring il to
him. The wager was accepted, and tho
money socrctcG, after being carefully mark.
cd. When tho two had proceeded some dis
tance from the spot, M. Dumont called to
his dog that ho had lost something, and
ordered him to seek it. Coniche (the dog)
Immediately turned back, aud the two mon
pursued their walk TO tho Rue st. Denis.--
Meanwhile d traveller who happened to DO
just then returning in small chaisG from
Vincennes, perceived the piece of money,
which his horse had kicked from its hiding.
place; ho aligh;ed, picked it up, aud drove
to his inn in the Rue POnt auChou1.-
Conchc had just reached tho SPOT in search
OF tho lost pieco when tho stranger picked
il up. Ho followed the chaise, went into
the inn, and stuck close to tho traveller
Having scented out the coin which he had
boon ordered to bring back, in tho pocket of
tho latter, he leapod up incessantly at and
about him. Tho traveller supposing him to
be some dog that had been lost or left be.
hind by his mastor, regarded his movements
as marks of fondness; and as the animal was
handsome, no determined to keep him. He
gave him good supper, and on retiring to
bed, took him with him to his chamber -
But no sooner had he pulled off his trowsers
than they nero seized by the dog Tho man,
conceiving that no wanted to play with them,
took them away again. Tho animal began
to bark at tho door, which the travoler
opened, under tho impression that tho dog
wanted to go out. COniche snatched up
the trowsers and away ho ran. The traveller
posted after him with nothing on but his
shirt Anxiety for tho fale of purse full of
gold, which was in one of the pockets, CAV o
redoubled velocity to his steps. COnicho
ran full speed TO his masters house, whero
tho stranger arrived moment afterwards
breathloss and enraged, lie accused the
dog of robbing him. "Sir," said the master,
"my dog is very faithful creature; and il
he has run away with your trowsers, it is
because YOU have money in thom that does
not belong to you" Tho traveller became
still more cxasperate6. "Compose yourself,
sir without doubt there is in your purse q
six. livre piece, with such marks, which you
have picked up in the BouIoyards ST. Anto-
inc, and which I throw down thsro with tho
firm conviction that my dog would bring it
back to mo again. This is the cause of tho
robbery which he has committed upon you.
The strangers rage now yielded to astonish'
ment; ho delivered tho six-liyre piece to the
owner, and could not forbear caressing the
dog which had given him 81 much uneasi-
ness aud Suoh so unpleasant chase.
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threats Of dissolution which arc thrown into
his teeth daily. Why DO you not do it ;
There is no law requiring you to givo us no.
tice Of ii. You had better do 1t at once
without making threats II tho Republican
candidate shall DO constitutionally elected
to preside for tho next four years over this
people, my word for it,presido he will. Who
will prevent it
Mr.. Brown, (dcm.) of Mise. road from
the seventy sixth page Of Helpers pamphlet,
urging organization and Independent action
upon the part of tho non sIayeholding whites,
no afiiliation with them in society, no pat.
ronago to their merchants, no fess TO their
lawyers &c, What did tho Senator say to
that !:
MIR. Wade said no must confess 10 lived
in FREQ state, whore tho discussion Of all
matters Of interest was permitted. He did
not SEQ why it was not appropriate to be
submitted to tho consideration of free mon.
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Heart Disease.

When an individual is reported to have
died of disease Of tho heart" we arc in
tho habit of regarding it as an inevitable
ovent, as something which could not have
been forcscen or prevented, and it is too
much the habit when persons suddenly drop
down dead, to report tho heart as the cause;
this silences all inquiry and investigation.
and saves the trouble and Inconvenience Of
a repulsiyo "post mortem." A truer report
would have tendency to savo many lives.
1t is through report of the "discaso of tho
heart" that many an opium eater is let off
into tho grave, which covers at once bis folly
and his crime; tho brandy drinker, TOO,
quietly slides round the corner thus, and is
heard OF no moro; in short, this report of
tho "diseasc OF tho heart is the mantle of
charity which tho poetical coroner and SYM
pathetic physician throw around the grave
of 'gcntccl people," At lato scientific
congress at Strasburg, it was reported, that
of sixty-six persons who EaG suddenly died
an immediate and faithful post mortem
showed that only two persons had any heart
affection whatever; one sudden death, only.
in thirty three, from disease of tho heart;
nine out of the sixty six died of apoplexy.
ono out of tho seyen-while forty-six, more
than two out of three died of lung affections,
half of them of congestion of tho lungs
that is the lungs were so full of blood they
could not work, there was not room for air
enough to get in to support life. 1t is then
of considerable practical interest to know
some of tho common, every day causes OF
this congestion of the lungs,a disease, which,
tho above figures boing true, kills three
times as many people at short warning, as
apoplexy and heart disease together. Cold
feet, tight shoes, tight clothing, costivo
bowels, sitting still until chilled through
after having been warmed up by labor, or o
long hasty walk going too suddenly from
a close, heated room, as lounger. listener.
or speaker, whilo tho body is weakened by
continued application, or abstinence, or
heated by the effort of long address these
arc the fruitful tho very fruitful causes of
sudden death in the form of congestion of
the lungs, but which, being falsely reported
as disease of the heart, and regarded as an
inevitable event. throws people off their
guard, instead of pointing them plainly to
( tho true causes, all of which are ayoidable,
and very easily SO as general rule, when
( tho mind has once intelligently been drawn
to the subject. Halls Journal Of Health.
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A CURIOUS FACr.-If an acorn be sus-
pended by piece of thread within half an
inch of tho surface of some water contained
in byacinth glass, and so permitted to re-
main without being disturbed, it will, in u
few months, burst and throw q root down
into the water, and shoot upwards its straight
and tapering stem, with beautiful little
green leaves. A young oak tree, growing
in this way on tho mantle shelf oD room, !,
is very elegant and interesting object.
We have seen several oak trees, aud also o
chestnut tree, thus growingi but all Of
them, however, have died after few months.
probably owing to the water not being
changed sufficiently often to afford them
tho necessary quantity of nourishment from
tho matter contained in it.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-12-30

SINGULAR CAsE.-Yesterday a neatly
dressed and singularly beautiful woman
was observed on High street leading a
large Newfoundland dog, which she would
occasionally stop and caress in the most
affectonate manner, all the time address,
ing the animal in loud tone Of voice.
Through the streets she went, regardless
of the staring crowd, until she reached
the depot, where her singular conduct at
tracted the attention of an officer, and it
was soon found that the unfortunate wo-
man was insane. She was conveyed to
the County Infrmary for safe Keeping
She says her name is Emily Buchanan.
and that she is from Syracuse, New York.
The dog she had in her possession SEEM
ed concious OF the arrangement of his
mistress, and would frequently stop and
look anxiously and pitifuIly into her face
as if perplexed with her unnatural appear.
ance and actions. His canine sagacity
doubtless suggested her helpless condl-
ton, and he watched her throughout with
Jealous care Ohio Statesman,
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A PARAGRAPH ON KissINa. DIR.
Holmes "at the Breakfast Table" says OF
kissing: The memory of kiss that
Margaret Of Scotland gave to Alain Char
tier has lasted four hundred years, and
put into the head OF many an illfavored
poet, whether Victoria or Eugene would
do as much for him, if she happened 10
pass him when he was asleep. And have
we ever forgotten that the fresh cheek OF
the young John Milton tingied uLder the
lips Of some high.born italian beauty,
who, believe, did not think to leave her
card by the side Of the slumbering youth,
but has bequeathed the memory OF her
pretty deed to all coming time? The
sound Of a kiss is not so loud as that OF a
cannon, but its echo lasts deal longer"
Sometimes, we may add, kisses are as
fatal as caunons and quite as apt 10 so off,
though fortunately for gallant persons,
they make no report.
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HORSE CENsUs.-The following curious
account is given in Appleton's CycIoP@-
da of the number Of horses in various
parts os the world:
The general estimate has been eight TO
ten horses for every hundred Inhabitants.
Denmark has for;y-fve horses to every
huudre ed inhabitants, which is more than
any other European country. Great Brit
ain and Ireland have 100000 horses,
France, 5000, 600; Austrian Empire, ex-
elusive of Italy, 9. 800, 600; Russia, 5, 500,
600. The United States have 5000, 900,
which is more than any country in Europe.
The horses of the whole world are esti'
mated at 57H20, 900.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY,

LAW FIRM.
A LFRED PHELPS & Albert G. Riddle, com =
"A posing the old Law Firm of Phelps g. Riddle,
ssd Alfred Phelps, Jr have formed Copartncrshp p
connection for the Practice of Law, under the
name Of Phelps Riddle & Phelps, at the Old Office
Of Phelps g. Riddle, where they viii attend TO all
law business which may be entrusted TO 'hei'
sarH. ALFRED PHELPS,
ALBERT G. RIDDLE,
ALFRE , PHELPS, in.
Chsrdeu, December 9th, 1859. 5l7u
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A LITTLE plant is found upon tho prairies
of Texas, called tho compass flower," which,
under all circumstances Of climate, changes
of weather, rain, frost or sunshine, invariably
turns its leaves and flower toward tho North,
thus affording an unerring guide to tho trav'
eler, who .unaidod by tho needle, seeks to
explore those vast plains alone.
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"DIvINE truth Is infinite, and can mover be
exhausted. The wisost of US arc but chill
dren our viows are very dim and narrow
and even whore we discern the truth, how
faint Is its practical impressions r-ChGs.
Hing.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-12-30

EgThe best society and eonversaii on
is that in which tie heart shares equally
with the head.
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The privileges of yearly advertisers will be con-
fined TO their regular business
Attorneys will be holden for the price of inserting
advertisements brought by them.
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proprietor, postage paid 10 receive attention.
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Attorneys & CounselIors at Law,

CHARDoN, GEAUGA COUNTY, o.,
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-03

THERE rs NOTHING LIKE IT.

How much pain and sufernenay life i'selfmay be
saved by having supply Of Daeys Magical Pain EXTRACTOR
hand in of sudden accidents cuts wounds burns,
scads prans and
stany subect-he action of the Pain Extractor
Families should be without It. Full directions
company each box. The genuine always signed HENRY
DALEY, manufacturer, upon steel engraved label.
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Has been in thirty years there hardly per-
but what has heard of and family that has
that could be induced to be without hand
of sudden accident When used become
cuts wounds and bruises fever piles and all other na
maory and Diseases where parts affected BIO
reached.
WORD TO FAMILIES
When you look around your houses md think there Is
nothing wanting, your children all playful and smiling, and
everything forebodes comfort and happiness suddenly Of the
dear young falls deep cut the result Of the acci
dent You look everywhere for relief and can't find
iwly2 Because you have elected hand
Daey's Magical Extractor 'his is the whole trouble.
Remember and always hand Instunt relief will
hand.
DALLEYis MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Will slblue the pain and inflammation from the severest
sca In from twenty minutes heal the wounds
scar eecualy fever Sores piles salt rheuIn,
inanmaory rheunasm and iaamed eyes, cuts wounds,
bruises sores scald head and bunos spans SWELL
ings clos clbns bites of insects nipples sweed
broken Breasts and all other inamory dis
eases, where the parts afflicted can be reached
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
81 and 5l Chartres street.
Sole agents the States and whom all orders
should be addressed
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GREAT DISC RY.

Ample tests both by able practitioners and chemical analysis,
have the great value of Prof DeGahs beautiful
combination, called
ELECTRIC OII,f
relief and of pain But the people themselves
rendering verdict both satis
factory than twenty thousand bottles have sold in
very me-a proportion those who heard others
recommend IT, had tried It. That it's splendid discovery
everywhere acknowledged and nothing like before
prepared.
The only genuine ELECTRIC OIL is Prof DeGrath which
be had of all respectable Druggists this city, and at
wholesale and retail ut the propcors prices the Agen
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
AL ly Il and Isl Chartres street
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YER AND A CUE.
osGooD's cHoLAGoGUE.

This is the only and certain remedy this hateful dis
No need again complain having unless they
have never taken this celebrated remedy once they take
OsGOOD's CIIOLAGoGUE,
farewell to Chlls and Fever forever.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT 4 CO..
Sole agents for the South and to wo all orders should be
addressed.
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WINER's CANADIAN vERNuFuGE.
IMPORTANT MEDICAL IMPORTATION.

IMPORTANT MEDICAL INFORMATION
The late Dr. Chapman, Of Philadelphia has laid down
rule that worms be suspected in child where there
eacatio and especially weakness Of the bowels accompanied
discharge Of slime and mucns and all medical authorities
agree that to thorough cure stomach and bowels
nygorated well themselves discharged
WINER'S CANADIAN VERMIFuGE fulGs beth these con-
diton It only extaes the vermicules strengthens
the Digestion increases the solvent power OF the gastric Juice
and mparts healthy action the bowels Hence It's
complete and permanent 4
THE IDEA OF THE LIVING BODY
Being the esces ce greedy worms sickenng yet
Why should this be tile when there tes,i
ony prove that few doses of Winers Canadian Veugs
will eradicate the diseased Parents make this
ished fact and remember that the medicine free
deleierous substances.
PAINLESS IN IT'S OPERATION
Certain in its results free from all mineral substances
TO the system these the merits of WINERS
CANADIAN NERMlfCGE, preparation which eradicates
every class of internal worms with degree dispatch that Is
as agreeable as it is astonishing
For sale III New Orleans wholesale ard retail, by
J. WRIGHT CO.. Sole Proprietors.
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WEBSTER & HOLMES.

IL
SALE RETAIL
- DRUGGIS
81 Chartres, corner Customhouse street,
NEW ORLEANS, IA,
Invite the attention Druggists Merchants Physicians and
Planters, their fine fresh stock Of DRUGS MEDICINES
CHEMICALS, TOILET ARTICLES FANCY GOODS, etc.
for the Fall and Winter trade all Of which warranted
and articles One of the firm having had long expert
euce several Southern cities in filling orders for the trade
feels confident the give the utmost satisfaction
We shall be prepared all tines fin orders for large small
amounts solicited from the country All orders, with
satisfactory reference attended the left in person.
and prices guaranteed low any other house South We
large quantities each article but viii be always
pared to fill all demands:
Chemicals, all kinds.
Perfnmery all kinds
Fancy Goods, all kinds.
Brushes, all kinds.
Cream Tartar,
Gum Camphor,
Soma Leaves Alex.
SIENNA Leaves, E. l. ...
Epson sahs,
Glsuber Salts, =
Sal Soda
Bi-Carbon.e Soda
Acids all kinds
Alum whole ground.
Ammonia Aqua,
Ammonia, Concert
Alcohol, 80 and 95 per cent
galsam Copaiva,
Balsnm Fir "".
Balsam Tolu,
Blue Mass, p. and W.
Blue Mass Eng.
Peruvian Bark red.
Peruvian Bark yellow.
Borax refined
Calornel p and w.
CAlome Eng.
Nitrate of Silver, pure.
Nitrate of Silver crystal.
Choroform,
Cloves,
Copperas
Corks Bottle and Vial
sulph. Ether
Chloric Ether,
Spirits Ether, Nitrous
Extracts for Flayoring,
Extracts Medicinal solid and fluid
Fnnnes assorted.
m. Isinglsss assorted. ..- ..#
Glue
Gum Arabic Nos. l. 2ands s.
Gum A,oes
Gum Frtds
Gum Opium, Turkey.
Gum Drops, assorted.
Hops, new crop.
.a.o. indigo
Ink, Black, assorted Sizes
Iron, Preparations of Iodine.
Lancets, assorted. """
I4guoriee, Extinct.
lockwood. Chip and Ext.
Maguesia, all kinds
Mortars, assorted sizes.
Eumegs
..#.. ".@...a Paints dry and In OIL
Oils Essential all kinds.
M..M. . Nupalls whole and poy,d
Mamma large and small fake
Mornbia Sui Acct and Muir
Iodide Pots.s Am Fr and Eng
Patent Medicines . ......
sedlts Powders two sizes
| Soda Powders .."
Powders Selected assorted.
SUPP p.s aaains, !, o,,,,,s
Aihseed oaroanon seed
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F. STRINGER & co.

E: sTRINGER 3 CO.
FASHIONABLE CLOTHINGs
FAsHIoNABLE cLoTH1Nal
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
F. STRIN GER l. CO.,
Observation-Disclosures. Camp Street................35
Between Gravier and Common
TAIL DEALERs
In
r E. DY-M MADE CLOT HING
-of-
Every Description and Quality,
Inform the public they Just received their
large and weorted stock Of Goods in their
''sS'''
Fer
M."
FINE BLACK CLOTH FRoCh COATS.
FINE CLARET :. !.
PLAID AND FANCY - :. :.
49, y, or1
Also
GREY
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PHOTOGRAPHIC.

PHOTOGRAPHIC.
4 MORRISON = BLESSINGS
VIEW AND SUPERB
PHOTOGRAPHIC & DAGUERREoTYPE
ALooN, -..
No. 81 Camp street.
CORNER OF COMMERCIAL PLACE,
Pos1TE THE P1eAYuNE OFFICE.
We beg numerous patrons and the pub-
c that we have removed from 1874 Canal street to the above
named comodous building which we have fitted and fur
nshed in a suitable style, with the
Largest Sky-Light In the City,
A LARGE RECEPTION ROOM for the Public,
rxn,n p.p1op Avn nppss,sc ,oox
Exclusively for Ladies, and
'''N'''
-, u, ~, ,so.ss.r 1898 49, o.,n..,.n.,, g.
Il, a#
From
FULL. LENGTH LIFE SIZE ON CANVAS IN on.
u...
ERA PROCESS
PHOTOGRAPHS, all sizes, untouched.
P1IoToGR Apis Painted in Water Colors
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lhree thousand inebriates have applied for ad-
mission into the New York State lnebriate Asy
luin. Among the number are thirty clergymen.
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a. N. MORRISON & co. {

- =. = = :. -
G. n MORRISON G. 5. @. HARVEY.
~ N. MORRISON & CO., WHOLESALE DRUG.
HisIs ana dealers IN RANTS o'ls, aiass, ~ un ~
NO. ~ MM&aZane StreetsNeW OLA0e.s ..,<,,r
Having received new ana extensive s.ock 2. esa
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS PERFuMERY, SURGICAL
rNsrRrrMrNTs p ArNTs oIrs GLASS etc. etc. respect
fully inform Merchants Planters and ina, hey are
prepared to supply with article in the Drug line
shey require al Of the purest a.ay at as reasonable
lana and coming in store are the following
Afesas On nanu saI ,r;ns Frsnch and American.
am so nonna, Rlue Mass, English and American;
:" s ssc pounds calomel English and American
~ aeo .o.n,,, ,tsrrrr;a, o;n,,rant.
500 pounds Honduras sarsaparilla;
$50 pound. es., Turkey Opium 81.
2, ounces Otto Rose;
20 casks Sal Soda
10, 100 kegs s Sup Sup. ca, Soda
% sbls. creuma, light;
:, EASES tss. ,na's s p' var anu ""nnA'
70 PACKAGES sssss s sSe aaa fs'''AAA'
% oos pure oas.ef oA'
>, a = aen n,sahn sp' N''s'' .="~"
AZ ~ c.- $3.50
q, nils Ensona salts:
10 bills. Flour suluhur:
bales senna East India and Alexandria;
Se"V pouhus yum Araoe seiee', me anu softs'
Is carboys Sulp. Nitric and Nuriatc Acid
Ok ;ars t,arh s,,,r,,;a.
' ~ '
- carboys Al Ammonia;
400 mounds Acetie Acid.
,ooo -, r.: 40,
a5s.a. ANY Poanus iaf'arie fAcaoi
200 ozs. Taunic Acid;
N teys pear, Rar,ra
80 - ii'''
lO kegs Turkey Opium;
1000 lbs Arrow Root Amer;
roo,.. 49,. -. 1.,. y
w iDs' Afro" noe'' hef"ueai
200 pounds Assafptida, in cans;
m rornds Ral.am Canabia.
~ =, p " f"'
bnis baeK Lead
l0b bls Ginger Root:
~ opis. hcnAeo Sainphof' -..
50 boxes CASTLE Soap;
koo h.,s roronn. p..ror.
~ ~. - s Spf>>' @&
10 gross Copaha Capsules;
q casl,s Chloride Lime:
~. /, ~,
@e pounns on'o'oiofn r anu W.
10 bbls. Cream Tartar;
200 pounds Ext Logwood;
kOo gallons Copa Varnish;
f8 2 bbls. iva Ursi;
~. g., Nj,
opH' yum nsfrh'
#E bbls. Valerian Root
10 hills Tanocs
H48 .,,
oois' sugar Lead wnite;
bbls Scotch Snuff, in bladders;