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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-09-26

ATTEMPT TO Blow Up MAN-oFWAR.-
During the celebration of .he Emperor's
fete in Vienna, an attempt was made TO
blow up a mommoih man-of-war named
the Kaiser. An account says: The atten-
ton of the sentinel on guard over the pow
der magazine of the Kaiser having been
attracted by faint, grating noise, seeming
to issue from the wood work, he gave the
alarm. A search was made and crouching
upon his hands and knees was discovered
an individual, who, having succeeded IN
boring an auger hole into the powder mag
azine, was already inserting the wire TO
which was fixed The match which he had
destined TO blow up the vessel with every
soul on board, the whole of the ship lying
in the nsighborhood, the Archdnke and all
his company, including, besides, the greater
part of the town itself. The culrrit be
longed TO the Kaiser, aud turns out 10 be
the officer called in the Austrian service
Second Captain, which answers to Firs
Lieutenant in our own. He was of course
! Immediately seized, but before he could be
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-09-26

1T is ruinous TO the young to demand OF
them more than you are quite sure that they
can accomplish with moderate industry 1t
not only tends 10 make their minds super
fetal, but, what is still less thought of their
characters slippery, slip shod, and sliP-sloP'
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-09-26

THERE is cerlain amount OF indelicacy
and want Of consideration in crowding ma
teriaI and external happiness on those who
have emerged from . sombre condition, 10
which we know they are destined certainly
TO return Sometimes the bright spot cheers
the memofy. but more often destroys con-
tent By contrast.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-09-26

"WHT DOCTOR" said a sick lady, ''you
give me the same medicine as you are Civ
Ing my husband-how's that ?" All right.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-09-26

A ToAsr-ssThs Ladies They divide
our sorrovs. double orr joys, and treble our
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-09-26

EsCouRAeIse TO THE GIRLS Naomi, Enoch's
daughter, was five hundred and eighty years
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-05
5Uz SPORTING PAPEEs---1e. /



u r-e zrsr ssc--aIEaaE l- -ls STATE t-1
. me ursssut NV. --3lT s11-Illa ems lur1-S
-- r-c VIVA c-1s5s ID -as 11rasE a4va -gz1
H..e1 1=s=-Te . permanent rs-1-1 along
tlz rs-1rl o5 a.-g1 wl-l human l--s--
encounters. wren -aa aEac1 L-u--. l-n as
rlaIneq. deserve % tsr1a ulrI OF our MIS-
--. a.-- .. Is --e 59sst Ut --ess uzusr u
mp z5-gz1sr zaca 1acJs Is nave GENE % Use
svge1re e1 r1a writer. taxing c2-s 20 auIr1z-
.ss Is near me ruin. II al l-saS. as uJsssule.
-l 70 never ru1llsa any1aIuE 1uI v1a1 mas 3.
1-laUEoa III 1-zt. Il. sE-as u1 sketches mere
-1rozaa aava gwen We nu-l --s-sura- ana Il
IN 1-ausler n -as readers CT ina Ersanaa q
man portion oI the 1asIIEY or s1cl u..s-lmss.
r.- 3o-eer VIII re armlnaa. liz slme Instances.
IS n 1le -glloVlnE sze.an. snail Borrow me
.zusr.snca ot. moss o.d. pioneers VITO are SIM
II interest taa 1nlmnsr corner win INA mar
.-.1n el elElT SCENES
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-05

following JErl--znC account II an a17Hu-
--a WIN d Dear. was ra.a-al 1v IN 1l1 m2u
-19 IITel over mr. Years II --a -1wnoT D.
E=-. w1are the strange event occurred
he was IN sae glorious lndl-n summer. N
--s nonrn OF November. e. sala stotulBg
lswu.1o 4l-1c Els rIus WIN me nary em1az.
. mai 12d Tot al Inc raj WORK oune on tae
I'm. anu. IN -eclraanca Win i1ng custom. raa
Ter rows Grained -1a privilege Of hunting L
p lazs. ana r1a T1l1Eer ot -ar-a-lng -aeea-
-a-s. I..s Particular aaT. however. WIS gam
II t.ma ina. Is. / l.l given gnal -ar-aIn
4n3anr0 or T0rk 70 u1 IL -To days. ana tnsv
-45 done 1t II one. ana ms next morning start
ID 4aE-v I8r me sport.
never kept q cog. Ire BOYS were aiwl7s
loud IN 5neir praises OF rl-s canine species. ana
pressed themselves wiling ID 1arezo clothing
ana saa0olns. If i would only ger tnem dog.
B1s / wouIdut Ia ma1s III NJ NINA 10
mar. e5nsl1are1 tnan a worthless animal.
ana determined tina. ! wguiu 13a nave one
a15at: SO mat hunting WIS necasaEIiY. confined
% small 1-as-s-s-slazss All saulrrsts--T,sa
-ccazgonallT i I0z. caught Dv suit hunting.
4 ne morning. wnsu tae7 set out.-ssszFe
-=reT our OF Jaan-i charged them not % cross
.-a lower clearing. cut ID keen n me E0oas
Arrest the n0usa. I- was down mi from me
e1asa 70 the WOODS. ana me INST piece OF WOOD
md vas al naru woou. ana aDoundeu ii small
zams ana Baeca-nuBs. lis was ABOUT nalt q
nile Trom me heusa. ana II was R0our naIt Z
lzlle through II 10 Jne lower clearing. ana TINS
ras aDouE HtrF T0us VIDE. ana rnen came me
zrsat forest. Fnien WAS unBroken Tor munT
mics. That B2Er nearest rhs clearing was DARK
tln0Gred. ana a0out Iarae-auaFrers OF q mIie
Ia there YVES q circular mua uond. some zen
rods IN diameter win Two TeaI Of water. ana
lud 10 China around tla Dond was 0uag-
nIra. circular. tortE r0az II diameter. without
lush. and rhen eama the Ehlck spruce ana
-amaracK tIEnDar. This Eas forbidden hunting
grounu.
IlTarus night rhe little Bavs came nome. /
4sEea them aDouF their cider brothers. BuE rnev
ssemea Eery mucn the fOg Is 70 their Eners-
a10uts. Either Inair knowledge WAS Ferv I'm
igsd. or tneT meant 70 limit mine. By whRt
could learn IRON EHsIr answers. suspected that
,ha cider B0Ys haa been 1amDaTIng Win them 70
get on into rha Dig WOODS. Something rnar
saey saId arousaa my suspicious. ana without a
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-05

sEEz c-lET--s=- following z11l tnlr-
vas o5atrrur1rzd 10 the ha.zssrrs1ser Aa-4-
F.ns. ~ --z l. II. -a1un-
was auen surrounding cac1lnau1n
vs. mere EHs clrcu instance was mentioned Ens u-nar.
evening a -z4n VINO was '' s.-aelele .--- Ut
Holsters. Was vFIs51uiIv rezamlnE : c-sksa q
rhs.a IN tine -alrzar. WIN mis- iog cv -rs sue.
s ai.e ano-rcr cT-syauasr WIS sucklze INC zua
# lis cane lnro gle Of tae alsengageu Claws u
q ti- ,ci-1v "a Jze r1D. +, Low he does Aa.G
aH sl r1a man Win tna cane. -- as. r5-
srondeU me nan Min IRA 1az. &c car IFS because
le ass.5 the cane. ana ais claws wuu sin on
tha w0cd. baE lie loul1u mold on 70 6 crlrrzr
ar YOU OF l. IN rlaI way When na Ize5s anY-
thing QlrrT B.. 2 lobster alwaTs sEous plncnIn =
s. tTaess aeE. s4.l tas owner uI rue uasksEs
a. Yeg par v0ur u0- tai in rila1 there eiaw
anu vuu Il 50. wusTuar ne Ii mold on 7 OF nor
Ne sooner saIu TAN done Ina Ia1s1ar-ioFer
5teaI IN ms Goz. drouDca Hls rali Inro Eae 0nen
claw. wu.cn closed InsmnEgr. ana Ene dng. '-as
syaIs with sudden nam. rz1 On hoEiInE 1t Ene
at the Tod uI MS sneei. =. 4ello r exci4lmsd
sne owner. - y 7stia nacz your dug Dr. i.stn
he runuIn On WIN ulT I0Uster F" 7Isga
hack Your f1zStsr g -si1Inad me otner: '.t,at
luE ain coming nack t1slg aog 5 IN -7Tv.
can Eeg MN ID come near me Bnau ne 5 n
PAIN That humane citizen uIne1 mat daT
.13u As nne Io1sleF. IS mara WIS IN l9a- 04AxaE
g AMY now.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-05

Raluh IN aldo Emmers0n remarked. IN . re-
cent lecture. that our trust IN PHYSICIANS was
not confluence an their skiil. but DESPAIR Of our
own That's So
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-05

1 NATURE OF TIE NEWFOUNDLAND Doe
AS is rae Ease wlEa uazE 90 .-ae large uazs. tHe
s iouuaiaua permits me lesser ac-s rs age
Ill Aluos "a j. 1tlues without showing rre least
sentiment. ana II j. Is worrIe1 OF uas-erea oy
.-ae FORWARD uupuY. leuGs a5wn with calm
1temnr. anu I4ss-s IN I.s wav. . -leEmes
tla little concerted animal presumes upan the
3l-uIneu composure OF tire New fDunuland dog.
aad. IN r-at case. Is sure to receive some uualut
eanisnulsnT Tor us iIgsoIence. Ils story OF the
tig dog ruat CROPPED tne little dog INTO the Wa
Ger. ana. 1uen rescued 1T from drowning. is so
we'll known 1nar II naeas nuta passing reference.
Bat know OF aog belonging u one OF nv
friends. winch behaved IN a very similar man.
mar. b4.ng pruv0kea BEYOND ali endurance uy'
the continued ANNOYANCE. 1t l1aK tne htrle.
t1rmen1gr IN IT'S mouE,. swan wei auE u saa.
3ronuei It in tine water. anu swan Uack again.
AnaEhgr OF thesa animals belonging 70 q WORK
man. WIS attacked nv small ard uuEuacIOusi
bulldog. WuicH suraHg uu1n the unorending
canine giant. ana AFTER the manner OF pull d0g.
IS PINNED MIN av tas nose. ana there hung.
ia spite OF ali endea7oTs 10 snake It OF How
ever. me Dig Jog happened 10 be clever one,
ana. Swing u paItiul OF boiling mr. ne 3alge1
r7wares IT. anu deliberately Iawerel ms I1s into
the nos ana vIscI0us material TIE buE aug
had never caicniated on sucn reception. ana
maze ITS escape as Iast as ii eoulu run. bearing
with II seating memenfo OF the occaslon--.
Roulieagss hiustruie1 Aaninai niuary.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-05


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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-05

L4xEN hINGLETS.--ts,.-ss mare often sung IN
raptuEGs OF osue eyea. laughing. max haIrea
giris. but Georce opeignt OF London. .aor
Oaghiy PRACTICAL man. understands Things neE-
ter tnan those dreaming rDvInesEeFs VINO maks
sonneIs 10 their sEeetheaFls- hg mas IusE Rkea
ou. a usEsnE Ior making piaits anu ours Tor
head.dresses ana other nezu Ornaments anu
emni0yE russian American hemB. GYed 70
tne exact shads desired. ana CLOSED an with
aromatic grease. ana CURED TO 2lorn tne hsad
CT some nanny raIr one. either with flowing au-
Burn or raven ioekS. as may he desired When
It IS fakeH into the consideration that long
brown naIr. IUr making iaales arEineIai curls.
costs from sic TO Sl2 DER pound Mr. Speight
nay be considered 3 sort OF benetaegar 70 ali
those naIyiuuais deficient IN natural cranIai
commentator. although We rhiuk ms invention
viii rather splre Ihs girls IN Normandy. WHO
esitITat8 their haJr expressly Tor our wIg.uah~
aFs.-AtsntIHc american.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-05

Wleier SCENES
El41 511 r-ri sia3sa. vl-- rs .11e- aax t1as
aaEsr was IalL. flr sawa IN lle straw. wrlruesi
,a tzz ra5es. or one ~ au1-aar OF tze tour ssars
i alat4Inaa. iL1rs Fas aiwavs r8gru 5ur Que
la-a }E5ata grouping ur azgzsrs Young t-lrez
.re usaa 10 5.s algaYs IN I1t E41-s IN a1gds.
ID c4us aHl liz llauzers hearts t14g E4ra 4ay=i
ssrc=. hearts tua5 have u71zen- z--r-z t141
have m7ulasEea. Ana away We wsul-uve- tas
4ili. la1 Ear1uEn 5na Tal=. uaazr tls moonlight
aa.i ual-r tae cloal. wif9E rns ssazS were Io3z-
s-- s,wu. v1eu ina SUB zIzGtasl lha 7v1rl,1 lng1
&, zraar wHTre iawsl. oar ,50sa aays nave g9us
.l--vsr auav. ana zzs sw=et sld ne,,zIaca al
s. an ID rza aI4als OF g1e szElnE. ana grow
80, suzail lr degrees mas l1ss Us UJvgr ever yue
pulses
a -l4z Oil slaIza 1rI1as naFa gene awsv- us-
be n1w--5s4--ss tla. were HaaErIal 70 mammoth.
-z1ss Iaat we're as married uura 1aal1 1eslg
s-ius mare gone over r1e waters VIVA tess III
re aul happiness Eaaa mat ru11 cr4te mas
zasu 7er y1s 1-lsaEs OF 7FGutar. s7aa-lszs
---7 nov SilIa- aL-7- I1- -EE7ET WIZ 2--
--'- ~. -lF .as sssas Ll1--aEi-s % fVe5=zlAF-
.a .l4 rs1 ss4l-a.
-- -'s "asa VETS sNsE>
~i - 5 Al-. lF sa 12H-s H-]i'
-l -11 s-a --ll-- 1-.1las- -AE ilt7 -le F4L-'V.
~ came WITH merry szg4t- a--a t1a solitary
------Ils ll L--S -ai a s1n1-L -.---.- 1-F 'iSs q
l--'"s Ne "er7 -7saz I5"a sac
-.t-.5. --L.'- IN among % -r-p Ca s--s s,4-
Sls WIN "a IiT---- s--1-tlHE ny Z. Ss N z-r1T
-inG u -..lL---l--T l-e.-1- -l1l d -keT. 4l-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-05

40 l-al1- 4 7-llE E.H & saw lers. an S-1uugNl
AGAIN. ana .1oziuz 1.l1z T.s sur lrlssi .4s SIS
la1 alz -11Tal 1 F4s E1rEIn- aar WaT
gasz.
E raa Vas 50 szesaaInziT sasez. iaas
a21 ms za-lea1 saa1 a4rzr Hau -rawtel gas.
ANA was -usa-.aEsn- lu u1v asalL. ssla uls-
-sFsred. however. r-las ha a4a sei--a che U1ia
Y-r-el --l 1-11- and MAS nlTIu- q. -1rgusIv
g iza bears az-emlrv- Ez- t1lz nass @ '1s
branches preventing als -zlu- T1e rEzs-
--.aa again 1zza4n rl .ick down. z11 G---T.
a-7au.u- r7s us.s. ana szk.az tas kulte Ia is
---l. and eaezzax rns .rau. zaalrea C Ia go stzps
s.z. a.r a-la.sa 9.s,p --s s-ar-nas
Ign an ers11rue IN s-s .,lnos. sl.siI sas
hrs u-ss--1-.. ARA. -sg-.ssl Hls1 -asl 4sa4 OF s
s1z--1-. -1a -11--4ul v-te7 gras % u-s MS -rLH-
--zs II she -sz us-u 20 sueaz. 50 aacsIr-
alu. -z- .--s l1zaal /. wound aa.T irus-
t-sra- --sa. BIZ r1- asw aasswusa. EE.a f
s9- I'm sl 1-. .- 4-sl o4aAsIsa LII a-s
Sam. a- i-l Sc 51-- n vas t--- :
--l -'T -71- .a- --lr y I-lE 'l-. IL
7.' f. AA-l2 iaE i' ana III was c-s-l-llli'- y
1859 l-- 2Fl2i q --- -s
E #7FEsa l5~a- even slower '---n SD
al. -a- 1la 11z 'l- slAI 7---@11 '1s" 7-A +
T-H- ga Pre- -i-7 ain --.1 -4-r-ll- VI
-a -1r 1- IS .1s -r1no-7s- --i.t 'ss "r-
" -11 la1zETea 1im -- --as -f'--l
r.srz1-l0-T ara 4 --.lll9a -lis a1-es sa9lA. ---
@ 7-.ta his 1rz- 1na -r-r--' ziFsl. MIS-
ra-l-al 10 3 lcz-l,ll .a-1 ,--- ne woull i-i--
-s-. ls-4-1azsl Elr tss Consequences
s3r a. tie az4r WIS ssIrlr rei1gv. RE- -rel.
IS --e- cr.rr.7r me -gu. .-s rza me KNEE
r---.-a. ID r.a5r 1---uv a-arzsn-
.v -zr SMART. 1u. 10 his
aaz,.-r i --lz. sure e---z. Re .4lt=l. ana
~-s -----1.- -z1-s r.an--s -slaiv q. I'm. al.
-.-. -4 --ccz1- l.s --1a.l ---ss 30. 1a- 1l5s
afe rca. ae4 8. ina rs-rluIe
-zr-. ana as i --,sl .ar3 --e .1z again. ~
-vr-gl l. .,-r r-.-s. carving r..s zalaa n MS
rauuu onlg --4al t5 rsla mad lar1e-
:-- ar. ana SIZE plunged. In -..1-r INN.
a7ssr down 11r o. Tie -res Win al les
--z-. l- --1ar. L ss.1l-. .1 --1 some assIsa-
- IL --aa IS cams Ito -1 .-e ia-. llai1
- rza MA zr1wlnEg- J-e rear. anu rs IL
---vais. E.= SUPPRESSED c7s.z OF u1g- harrv.
--zw t1at tina danger vzs imminent. IT s1nuId
-.r no cries IRON MN. ana sziz1d z1s ugis
--rln. 20 c7v --a game All 50 slesassIuily
-ea oatare. il vas TO asa. Ale bear. inns
.a. vas IuraHr rD1g nar prev. Lae heart
ring cr11s ri z-a-So0r p3v yirvve me ainozt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-05

Euy AT ulEE.-t.,.a I d AFRAID OF = little Iun
st come. Eoc1 ueoule. Don't smut 10 YOUR
houses lest ma sun should lada vour carpsrz- ana
your hearts. 1855 hearty lsuEn should shaka
Gown some oT. rae musrE oId oooweus rnere: II
vuu want To TuIa your sons. Enat III mirrn ana
soclaI enjoyment must ne lstf On rne tnresnnid
without. WneL rnev came nona aTnlgnE. When
once nome Is regarded Is oaIr a plaoa 10 ear.
IrInz ana siezn IN. lus WORK Is begun mat anuz
IN -am1Iln.-nouses ana reckless aegrsaaIu1.
Young ueopis must nave Iun ana relaxation
somewhere: : II r1ev 90 not ma II st taeIr OWN
.rtasg0nes. Il viii be sought IN otaer. anu
rlans less prc1ania rlacas. Therefore,. let
Hre burn brightly IL night. ana MAKE rhe
.lae-nest delightful win ali those lgtia arts
Lac parents - perfectly understand. D.n't
-.n-ass tae buoEant sDIrIus OF your enIiiran
rl.I N nour oI InarzImanE round the lamp anu
r-s-IEnt or nome. nlols out tne rememnrance OF
many care anu annoyance during ne daY.
ana rna besr saIeguaru rneT can axe with taa1a
.n.1 tne w0rid 10 the unseen influence OF s.
-igar little domestic sancEum.-lss-- iHlstrz-
ed
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-05

4 Young iauy OF New Orleans. VINO recently
PerJormeua remarkahia fear IN rowing. mas
aean presented with beautiful vawI A suaos
womb nave been more appropriate
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-05

A severe instance OF the use OF tHe term
eem1ug occurred n 3 court OF Justice a
H-la IN giving ner evidence repeatedly use1
o3a nsei "a varv riaIn. II not an ugiy persona
.ossrTed she rad frequently ussu the term NUM-
hug. anu desired 10 know what sho meant Dy
lt, ana TO have an explanations 70 winch she
repliea. e W nv. SIP. If I was 10 say YOU were
very HanusOme man. Woulu you not say ! was
humbucglng ron ~ The counsel sat down
peTfacFiT sarlsHsd
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-05

taa tal-AN1Es OF eAEAs ---s--- yFa0ssu I tas
Sam % AslA Is .AillsliliE F5isa1ic- r-a--
"i'l- slAiiainE Is zeasr21 ssEiiilTT ana Tarlsa
l---- = q -1s fFi'l ana a-4ETan : izs
y '' 'Ns4 = --'- "a = ---liA- ----- general
~ u M H. 9o-ia as'E4F rs
- IA '1.-aRll1 -11-1n
'-'1S -''--'s IL rs
- --''s
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-05

Il ClT- ~ { = .7-L- -7ZE2.l
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-05

c0uld Work ner waT The traa was ABOUT q
FOOT IN diameter a me ground. ana cone -.z-
with the branches excaaaIngiF thick. sd
asslsBsa my progress 50 tnat 4 assembled ver~
rapidly. ana retarded the bear. wsnE NJ
about twenty 1ssu. ana sboppsd. The bear was
a lew feet bsi0w. put working M as last as
possible. determined to stand Wnere was.
Is l5ng rs possible. ana then. II crowded TO 1t.
70 oIimu 20 the top, anu swing eve r. on the
branches 10 ths ground. The bear came on
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-13
DIR. Hoofiants's @
ERMA GTTTERs,
BALsAM1c CORDIAL,

Tbs great standard medicines q the beseatfsi r agea
thsit sret popularity only through years Of ta rslo,a,
satafsaon Is ronderf ny them Ia VI easas
ptaHoHnca1 thsr worthy
Liver COMPLAINT Observation-Disclosures Essrg.
lTY OF TIE NERVOUS SYSTEM, DISEASES or m
&tDNaYs ami all dneAeeo arising from ediso5ed il,g-
wcAknesso tie and dE7stye or.a1s
permanently eured by Che GERMAN EtT1rRs -
The BALsAMIc coRRIAI hss ncqpreaa sg,as,set. M.
passing TINT Or similar preparation ezaa: =. s ee,e
without fail the most aud long stHnd G6u8l COLD
Or noARsENEss. BRONCHITIS. IEFLuENzA, GROUP.
PNEUMONIA INcfPIENr CONSUMPTION, ned 44s per
formed nc most astonishing cures ever known os
CONFIRMED cGNsUMPr10g% .v -...
few t9s.S will also cheek eus s os, ey,r,
DiARRHEA proceeding from Cod In lie Hostz.
These medicines preparsa by Dr. O. NJ JACKSON Cd
No Alb trch street. Philadelphia Pa, are yla by drug
gs and dealers medicines everywhere ct 10 cHiz be bot
tie. Tho signature of c. M. Jackson will DO ca ls oatis
wrapper orcach bottle.
In tho Almanac published annually 81 the pra ,gr alice
EVERYBoDYs ALMANAC you viii lind ana CON
mendatory notices from MI parts the county Those Alma
macs given away BY ai our agep;s.
J. WRIGHT co, agents.
q and ist C5s-tfa4s lfes.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-13

PoNoE DE LEos OurDosg--Ponce de Leon, The
chsrons deoyelef and exlo,er of oida s oh th,onb
~ideneses fought sayages and nigh Ia dips and
dangers enough 10 have the spirits Of humid ed
mary men, nh because he wanted find tabled fountain VII ~
Il was said, posesed The extraordinary yrtau of co ferp
everlasting youth uponthe fortunate who shoud bahe in
E waieis 1eiod Ponce though bckud by all indonabe
eouee and glsnt my Il Adventures failed aud had
% gle up the search The Believe that aus tbs
failure Were hsy there such sp ing he understood
t. and secondly de eon w,ad have known il if he had
discovered for though very good soldier he was hui Door
chemist If he had been would hay. taken III.
verdi OF he ignorant Indians their literal inca ing and ost
his time wtns through hogs climbing ilissnd killing vsges
He would hags testing he epertcs Of ar did
en he bs and irees he fod and discovered
The pfipg which The Tndas had alegoricaly cued IT,
however he taiei eampeey 4 only cause of c0 attn
iafono THIS valuable discovery lief our aas and
gsHe ah Dr. ina Wight Of our city. win edlcat
ll ana sltsr Judgment set hmeif time since 10 Tie
lseef ae s yealt has teen Sacc with seen
ION an advertisement Of "wtgh's Rtjuyeusng EliA
@cn arphFs On anohef page days apes Mr. Wright
- Asseia ahes valuable remedies 10 which We cad
ihe asteatou u he sniiciei
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-13

WHAT THE ENGLISH PKlNcE WILL TAKE HONE
WITH HiA.-The Prince Of Wales viii be i very
agreeable member Of his mothers family If be
takes home with him al the gifts which he has re.
ceiyed in the Canadas. He has already acquired
large New Foundland dog Of rather dubious
amiahility, cane, a pair Of paddles and spear,
Add to these the alarming consideration that his
Royal Highness " smokes, and probably the cal.
nmet, , and il will be seen that for the peace Of
Windsor, it is extremely desirable his own private
establishment should be got ready Tor him Before
he returns. sauaw, tomahawk and 4 buffalo
bull are the least remarkable additions which NAV
still be expected to his Highness household orpa-
ments
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-13


fETAR CAsslLY's WAsHIse ESTABLISHMENT
Several years since it occurred to our friend Cas-
silly shat, at the prices usually paid for washing in
this city, j. would be very profitable business to
do Il On large scale. He acted upon the idea,
and the large establishment bounded by Perdido,
Johnston md prieur streets is the result. Having
superior facilities he il enabled to do the washing
Of large establishments, ships, steamboats,, etc., at
much lower rates than was paid formerly-and
that, too, without delay or danger Of losing tho
clothing, which always attended the employ
ment OF many washerwomen as under the old
regime. Mr.. Gassily'a washing is done in the best
manner. Fine linens are not rubbed and heater
to shres, nor are bachelors deprived of their but
tons. with view Of rendering them helpless vie
Tins o. matrimonial speculation. Therefore w
recommend Mr. Y. TO the public.-first, because
his enterprise and industry deserve III and sec
ondIy, because he works with promptness and
neafness. never leaving poor fellow without q
clean shirt on SUNDAY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-13

DUKE GIVES HUMBoLDrrHE -Humboldt's
letters to Varuhagen Won Ense are still making a
stir in Germany, where many editions have been
printed. Many Of its statements are disputed, and
It is related that the Grand Duke of SAKE Weimar
has taken q very decided method of contraaicting
story told about him. The story is this, as given
BY Humboldt to Varnhagen; Once, after gentle
man not belonging to the nobility had left the com
paDy, he tthe Grand Duke) expressed with grea,
satisfaction the comfortable feeling, Now, we
are amongst ourseives.n Another time, when il
was noticed that there were thirteen at dinner
table, herepled consolingly that " there were two
commoners amongst them, Who did not count foI
anything This he told Humboldt in French, be.
cause,as he said, these two would not under.
stand it.
When the book arrived in wemar, the Grand
Duke took q copy, wrote on the margin opposite
this passage: & This is a fie-Karl August and
then deposited it 10 the town library