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Il Gard.
TO THE PUsBLIG#..

esT v IL II X u b Ii 4 u
i think It due to the community which have long
resided offer explanation touching reqpon made
under circumstances of extraordinary character by The Gov
Of Illinois The Governor of this State the delivery
Of my person fugitive from Justice.
Some years since George D. Gordon obtained Judgment
against in Illinois, during ,he absence Of COUNSEL for
which, with interest," amounts about S25 In the
Of the past winter Gordon to this city for the
pose Of eHecting settlement Of his claim Ind two
Judgments against him. amounting in the aggregate very
nearly the he claimed from 1t agreed between
The matter to respective counsel for settlement
While in the hands Of these gentlemen for
adjustment Gordon thought proper rerac his the
proposed arrangements he left the city without any
nent having been made
In s made my usual annual business trip the
West About months since while in the Cairo
my way home my surprise taken into custody
by sherifs Deputy writ Of which Gordon had
caused to his Judgment by virtue Of whichmy
body held satisfaction Of the debt Twas then taken
board Of steamboat be conducted Chester, Illinois,
where UNDERSTOOD was to be held in confinement until
paid the Judgment
The bout on her way up the river stopped at Cape
D the State OF Missouri 10 receive freight She detained
there hours and under obligation waive
any legal might possess free myself from the
detention TO which had in extraordinary been
writ Of haheas be sued before
court Of competent Jurisdiction and Immediately dis
charged by lis order mhereupon quietly resumed my
this city, which reached in few days afterwards and
where have since been pursuing usual avocaons
to my arrest under the requiait9n,
In the meantime when Gordon aued that had been thus
enabled to dafea his wead plan to force in
the Judgment he held against me- he threatened make the
officer who had had in custody liable for the amount
Of escape. that this officer acting under
apprehension Of his liability to Gordon then eoncocted with
h m scheme set back Illinois, subject
the civil process under Gordons Judgment and
purpose would appear that he made affidavit in
county Illinois that had attempted to brihe him while he
had 10 custody and This affidavit, have been in
Termed Indictment for bribery attempting to bribe
found against The Indictment being found app
cation made the Governor Of Illinois for reqnon
my body JUSTICE, and the sherifs Officer
presented himself the willing agent 10 attend 10 the execution
Of the The p1bic already Of the
which this service performed.
deem il necessary make any comment upon thu
faeis which have thus simply detailed.
close this cad, however without expressing M,
arinest those friends through whose kind
en from being the victim Of foul conspiracy
ALEX. NORTON,
al gpt4 4 land From Iaxee Etrpet
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Grand Def,Ot

g o AL OIL LAM Ps, ETC.
Just received steamer Empire City, the largest most
complete elegant stock of LAMPS brought into the
Southwest comprising Parlor Stand Side and Suspension
Lamps Of the most beautiful patterns aud at prices that defy
all composition
We offer strangers and the public generally induce
than ond elsewhere south Of Mason and Dxons
Line both in TO the magnacence and cheapnes of
goods.
Kerosine and Coal Oils Lard OIL Burning Fluid Shades and
Chmues Pafane Candles etc. hand the lowest
prices.
MOVES & WELLS,
Successors O. j. soyes.
mo (onnnueFetaI Place.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12

HS~Experiencc teaches us that deifcaey
applying for the alleviate
suffering and fe That objection obyated In the
scripon Of Sir James Clarke Physician the Queen Eng
land and we'll known be the only and sfe remedy
Female difficulties and distractions from any cause They
In bottle containing 50 pills. post free hy enclosing
and six postage stamps to any agent.
General United States JOB MOSES Rochester
NY, j. WRIGHT 4 CO.. Nav Orleans Wholesale Agents.
snd sold by all respectable Druggists- fec 2pIy&w
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12

IT, EoRToS's CAgDs4 We call attention to the
card of Ms, Alexander Norton, in another column.
Tor tha information Of persons abroad, public
explanation of the affair in question was advisable,
and hs rapntaton here guarantees the truth Of his
statement.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12

SOUTHWESTERN BIBLE SocIETY. - The annual
meeting III this society will be held at the Bible
House, Camp street, on Monday evening next ct
e'cIoek, r. M. As one Of the duties Of this meet
g viii BIZ to elect officers for the society TO serve
during tAa ensuing year It is TO be hoped that the
atteudance yrill Be full.
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anaer auction heads. sth page
NEW pArER. Mr.. Albert Fabre, gentleman .

NEW PArER. Mr.. Albert Fabre, gentleman OF
experienca III tie press, and Of Intellectual culture
and abilitg, proposes to commence the publication
ID tais CITY, ID i few days. Of semi weekly paper
I'll French, entitled I. lie Drapeau da Sud, devoted
to the support Of the cause Of the Southern Rights
Association of Louisiana Y The first number Of lie
Drapaau viii be issued in few days, and i starts
under auspices which warrant Us in believing it
viii BE- an able exponent, among our French and
Creole citzsas, of the cause Of Southern equality
and independence.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12
Southern Rights association
OF LOUISA

NEW ORLEANS December g. 1860.
From and after This date the book containing the Consst
lion will be open signatures the Office of the Association
OLD DELTA BUILDING, No 10 Camp street. between the
hours II 8 A. NJ and P. NJ, daily By order of
aol.+y#@ w a. G. CLAIBORNE.
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AssuspuExrs. Fasissies.--ss Playing with Fire, n
was repeated last night to q good house, and went
of With i roar, an uproar, and d perfect furore.
Nothing better acted or more trnly funny has ever
been offered on the Varieties boards. The comedy
viii be repeated tonight. It II actually great
thug. and everybody should see and enjoy it.
st. Charles Mr.. and Mrs. Wallack last night
aid Mr and Mrs. Macbeth, very acceptably, but
to rather slim house. Tonight the twain appear
Is RoHa and Eiutfa hi = pizarro,'' and afterward
hen be Bar, Charley Pope. and Mrs. Perrin, will
do MP that funny and exciting piece, the Wonder
fnI Woman
Ac1des,,u.-- This place was packed last night; SO
truly great il Dan Rice,s { Great Show 1t is d
cross between circus and menagerie-a thing
chock.fall of novelty, therefore bound to win. =
Dan hiuaself, bis equestrian and gymnastc artists
his excellent clown and singer Frank Drew his
real original Ella zoyara, his genuine African
ri,inoceros truthful Australian kangaroo, sublimely
fraiaed horses, fns fancy goat, sweet pet ponies,
killinaiy comic mules, and educated monkies--
together constitute show, the like of which has
not wi been seen in this city. Dan is as full Of
talk and fin as ever !; and among his gymnasts are
some who, ID some Of their feats, (the daring and
DANGEROUS o.aesJ rival the Hanon Brothers. We
need roa asyiss people to 90 and see Dan and his
ahoM they Will do itnaturally, without anybody's
advice.
dss,aofi HaH. HelIer's Iegerdemain, and above
all, his famous 1. second sight mystery, commend
themselves ID all lovers &c the wonderful, and defy
she sserast scrutiny Of Che sharpest Of his specta
tors. He astonished his visitors thoroughly last
nigha ana via io 30 again tonight. Let nobody
aai q enjoy the luxury Of rnystdcation, o. offered
iii Armory Han nightly By Robert Heller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12

MaasRs. GAaDEgR sMiTH & Co., a1ctioneers, sell
sa az Al 10 O'clock. Mt Hos cheap y goods store No sis
3aascD opposite Claiborne street large assortment Of
ssass=abls DRY goods. etc etc
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Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders.
IYae Fiery Ordeal

OF public opinion the superior
y or efficiency any hing especially with all inven
ons discoveries Money may bling thing temporary
noerety merit alone make retain thc post Of
anee This has been sirikpey vetihed In the of
WRIGHTts
Rejmvcnnfing Elixir.
II passed through The ordeal aud established isef in
every region where introduced solely from its intrinsic merit
pfeends to nothing but what does perform
tonic, Alternative, diurec restorative and hea III giving
dial for, though mndicinal effect it is taste We
say Try iii
Sold bs all respectable druggists throughout The United States
and Canada.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
]. WRIGHT II co.,
II and lsl chartresstreet,
40 2patsodkltw Sole pToprietoFs.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12
- 4 clerayman testimony PIttsforsi,

81 a CIeflyYHnnn's Testimony F1ttsKOfns
Vermont Ang. 7, 1853
hereby certify that my hair having become quite grey
used Heimsrees Hair coons prepared by W. g. Hagan Of
Trey Y for four weeks and hair in that time
stored ta its original color fully the article
to be all It claims. WM KINGSLEY,
Pastor Of the Baptist Church, Pfttsford, VT
Remember that this result pedrced BY Hemstreets In
mitabe the original and only reliable Hair Restorative
Price 50 cents and 81 bottle. Sold eyerywhere.
W. =. HAGAN 4 CO., Propretors Troy, N. Y.
Sold BY j. WRIGHT Co. q and Isl Chatres street New
Orleans. nl6 2pim&W
AS-RemovaI-The office of Singers Sew
ing Machine removed TO 56 Canal Ba
street, and nearly opposite D. H. Holmes store.
The price of Singers Letter a. Machine reduced from $50
S55 and the Family Machine is reduced sS5 Needles 10
cents dozen.
With improvements Singers Manufacturing Ma
chimes Go p far SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS for fine
sewing and they made with very little noise
Their universal has placed them far beyond all
petition WALTER BENNETT Agent
n24 2ptf 156 Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12

Pszffs DeLLAss RRw aaD.--We ! direct attention
sctas advertisement II Dr. Beaeaa ia wlsa reward Of
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12

Doors, sH0Rs, GGesHsgG, Day Goons, Ero We
easi ssAison Grade the sops and sloss
ssiug dry 40 take para This ds o'clock a.
Ms4i Ieaampas. Blachs 3 cess anesea rooms SO @
olsasssss street.. xsFaus II sale
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12

esEr NURSE W ANTS STU Persons desir-
e y azioy WA referred 10 an advertisement i'm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12

MosTaoaERY GuAEDs- Members Of this COM
paDy are notified iii another column that meetings
viii be held at Turner's Hall, Franklin street, at
haafpast ocEock this evening, and on Sunday
next Al 4 o'clock r. NJ. II isto be hoped that there
Will be large attendance on both occasions, as
there d business ii Importance 10 be transacted.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12
- - ass ID

\ ssS M M n s E ssTass' @ ssSss
az This city.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12
ENIBROIDERIES.

EhIBROIDERIES.
EMBROIDERED COLLARS at l5c. 25c. Soc, 6Sc and 81.
REAL GUIPURE SETS at 50 So 81 and S.
FINE EMBROIDERED SETS, at 81.
EMBROIDERED BANDS at l5c. &c, soc 4oe. 10 81 e5
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFs, at 15c.
Fine LINEN oAMBRIC atSI 20, 81 IS, 81 40
81 65, 81 IS, and 81 dozen.
Fine Linen Cambria Hem.stitched HANDKERcHIEFs from
81 so to 81 10 dozen.
Cents Linen Cambria HANDKERcHIEFs at 81 Is to 50 IS
dozen.
Embroidered Jacone SKIRTS, at ST. go
:. SETS, trimmed yalenciennes from SO 30 to 81 80
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12
John GoG,
DIR. saueet,s

IBLE LINIMENT!
The Great External Remedy
RHEUMATISM. GouT, NEURALGIA, LuMBAGo,
stf Neck and Joints sprans, Bruises, Cuts and Wounds
Piles, Heada.he, and all
Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders.
This popular remedy performing wonders in the healing
art Everywhere noticed in terms Of the most exav
agant praise performs the half of what has cre
for Il must prove blessing mankind AS external
remedy undoubtedly superior anything before the
public and we wish it a well deserved success
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
]. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
81 and lbl Chartres street,
dln 2nstaoa<W Sole Agents for the South
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12
WspSEsDAY MORNING, DECEMBER u, 1860
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

q saaaos BiAchs CO. ssli alto O'Clock Ne 60 Chsrtres
s,xss large aassrnant Of booss shoes and hrOsaas
eiethirs. atc
asdnsr snis o. sell at 10 o'clock, at Nos ss2 Common
stfeal dry grsds, etc
afia ID se at 10 o'clock Ne. lSs Poydfas street. fine
Hstches ieweirys etc.
Mensresaery sith veil at II o'clock the Tatsersas
stables ls Gssyer street saddle and harness horses
EAsa, Inuses s ssss s III
iu anaer auction heads sh
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12

sery, Cabinet, Imperial Win Ang'as quarts pints
and half pnts for sale by The principal Groces and Wine
Dealers.
Rs~orders for direct importation receyedby
s. D. GRATIAA s. CO.,
MIG 2p3m 50 Customhouse street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12
Estterss EE'orstest store,

CANAL STREET, near DAupline.
Jess received from Paris excellent variety Of NoU
vEAtTEs and aTtgiss fl IaAiss, work. Axe handome
sssc insai pt Bahies aaa eiAgeas eothes. dl2 2e.s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12

This of The BEST ASSIGNMENTS in the city,
prising, iii part
Black GRos DE NAPLES, fine quality at &c., &c., ST. 81 10
81 25 and 81 S5 per yard.
Plain Colored GRos DE NAPLES at &c., e5c., 81 2s and
81 35 per yard
FANCY SILKS, at Coo, 75c and 81 per yard
BRoeADE SILKS, at 75e. per yard.
:. SILK ROBES, --latest Styles, from s22 to s8s Robe
coLoRED DE LANES at &c.
,. at l24c
Plaid PoPLINs, at I5c.
Fancy PoPLINs, tlsc.
eoLoRED MER1NoEs. atl5c.
ass.
at Soc.
PLAIN CASHMERE, at SIC.
RICH PoPLINs Latest Styles s7zc 4oc 45c. 5Oc s5c,
7oe. and s5c. yard.
1000 ENGLISH BAREGE ROBES, and FlOunces at 81 so
Robe.
GR1sA1LLEs BAREGEs, at 1211Gc. per yard
RICH BRocADE BAREGEs, at soc
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12

IMppRrAET AHNouNcEalENT-T These must be ex-
cHg tisss fpr s iaass Hardly day passes without
hsing made which calculated awaken their
jsy This morning they viii find much to be
psaassa within columns particularly with The
Gs corner ot Bourbon Canal
ssraes ss their magnificent stock Of rich goods at
shs ne eosa ppasaion Wnsn ii Il remembered this
hanse keeps nothing Hnest and best goods Of foreign
which selected with that taste for which
long been celebrated no consd
elsou the had tins w ahs ladies from paying
sIsit and literally We direct particular IT.
asien 10 he prices silks dress geods advertised bs
Msss d. II VII there be SHAT such goods are now
eaeFed at startling reduction,
One OF THE IMPROVEMENTS or THE DAY.-The
discovery adapaion 81 buraug ud has been
attended With mAas great results in domestic economy The
4eafcy good whale forced those whose
lnisd Up with light TO fisk the use OF
aanphond spirit gus BY The cf nsuirien lights while
taAay poor person has been rendered pefaufey
Blind have been erced To quit business upon which they
depended os nano for themselves and families and by the
III cainphene lives hAss been lost we will venture 10
say than hera By the steam on rivers Goa
o costly han that lhy al sperm oil Is not ex.
pose and gives light anls exeeed hraney by thai Of
~ 0ne good eea oi lamp II asserted gives as nneh light
IA ordinary eaudes less and occupies only
snsh II tho With such advantages In It's favor We
eaRa1t What rs general consumption. Mr. H.
s. Covert No Chares street. oilers this morning splendid
ssafent Of cos oil lamps direct The aeniion OF our
zesdass 10 tin advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12

- Harrzsss,s Rasens sssa,nplss Eire ana
RaFEv RleoE Nns 62 eaa " sfasia lset New Or
Ie#ns db epif
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12
.HssU .FaH Goods,
Champagne /!
GHAS. FARRE, LATE MAX SUTAINE L CO.,
Rheims,

PuEHyors the Courts Of France Spain and Prussia also to
the celebrated Wellington Club, T.ondon.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12
AT COST AVID UNDER COS ~
HAGGERTY BROTHERS

Have determined to quate forthwith offer their Enor
nous Assortment of
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12
--latest French Styles.
H. HATS AND CAPS,
--FoR-
GENTLEMEN, YOUTHS AND BoYs.
FIQUET sz BoUvET,

FIeaJhsI & BOUNETs
Hs................. CAMP STREET ..........,-.,.I2
Under the City Hotell
Have opened ENTIRE NEW STOCK of the above named
Goods which they have imported DIRECT FROM PARIS,
1t consists part Gents Silk and Fur Dress BUSINESS
and TRAVELLING HATS and CAPS; Youths, Boys and
childrens zoUAyE and cHAssEuR CAPS, and FANCY
VELVET CAPS of every variety.
n B-MrITARY CAPS Of every description MADE TO
ORDER in any quantity. H.. .#.ys z..
Geulemen's FINE DRESS HATS also manufactured to
order with dispatch and promptitude. n26 2p3rneod
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12
Fsl,,jil,loa.taaat! ]!

THE FIRST EXCLUSIVELY IMPORTERS SALE in
THIS CITY.
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NEw-YoRK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.

On ind after MONDA Jane % 1860 trains will aye 2a,b
a. Station, New-i orb, a. follows;
For Nilismshtidse sud al way Stations 7iO II m and
$3.50 toi w IL Plains and all Sag stont 81 and
NJ. Fos hi,e Plain. and oil way stations SIS fro White
1t Depot For CIotJn falls fTsm 2dth ~ DapJt AIS m
ptirg At Wiliansbhd.e and Sial ns shove gor Iov.5
Plains from D. II D'pt 45J Stopping at White Pirns
Ab1 stacns above Uhi uain rns o. Mct every saturday
mai fpT Albany Gom th T. Depot i0lba IA eXpr -
mall TEN Soppus At NLits Plains Bedford Cr.to1 FAIL aud
StsuoDs Moth
Il. tuulog-Wil leave WilAmsbrlge stopping at al way
Sta iol,, o4o ana bite Plstas stopping al
wAy lions, aud ,-ilj md . vsr Pins stop
ping al St r'th Of Fo,1hrm m this ain lslvss
Mile every h1IdaJ ornius at 523 Ciot n Fall, m
soTpng ( Al, Sitobs 81 kuriham; Albany na sou-
ping 90 al S.s.ions uoth OF WIT, fl,ips
JUAg BuRCnILL Assl slyt
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B.copd Eiiton Now Ready.
LFRED b. STREETS
NEW BOOK,

A LFRED b. STREETS
NEW BOOK,
WOODS AND WATERS;
0R,
THE BARANACs AND RACKET
With Map Of the Route, and
NINE SUPERB WOOD ILLUSTRATIONS,
CAMP SCENE, MOUNT SEWARD
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tfaps porpe oft the mount nns
hear crashing huDdst- admire the gigantic pne ani ise
th Of heavy trout tnsEng ut the DDe sunsets ana
light Wild 20 wa rfashe favor Of sebsJn and s
solitude strange bi d. bounding deer the cry 81 t1s loon
the Gfths eagle all sgbt, and sounds thsioes gro"
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the tue woods and a ated with the spito adYen ue
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pleasant volume called Woods and Wa VI tue
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Published by NJ. DoOLADY, No 40 WslAers-
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aopertisins agents.

ITO ADVERTISERS S VI. PETTENGILL &
Co No llg Nasssu-.t constantly sending advertise
M, any aud every paper 10 the I'm ted Ste and British
Provinces at h, publishers lowest Papers be
hle th Offices No. State st. Boston, and No l9 N4s
sau. st., New Yok.
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6perial Notices.

General Meeting,
The REPUBLICAN, ELECI all others opposed the
pr,ses, Administration OF General Govern ueut are request.
% - assemble at the
COOPER INSTITUTE
THURSDAY EVENING, Sept 10,
respond to the nomination Of EDWIN D. MORGAN for
Governor and fRoBERT CAMPBELL for Leu.enaut Cover
Aer nominees Canal Commissioner and State Prison
l1peeto'
The HOn CARL sCHURZ Of Wisconsin and other eminent
speakers all address the meeting.
-. LET THEhE BE 4 GRAND RALLY!
By order the Re- ubican Central Committee.
DANIEL D. CoNOyER, Chairman.
J. j. u. 4 C5agE5ASO' Uls.EE Secretaries
ADAM C. ELLIS,
Chairman of Committee Of Arrangements
JosEPH C. PIycKyEY Secretary.
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90 Ubom it Map Concern.

MILITARY TAX for lS60.-Pay your Military
WI Tax Of the 9n day OF October you viii
Sta hue OF % and cost, which will be gdy
urcpd h books for receiving
the Receiver Of TsAes Office New City Han daily from q
q. 10 M; a. tie MarshaPs Once No li2 Fulton st,
Room No. dsny, from to D. ul and the Division
aImory corner OF Elm and Wite-ts, every event (Sl,ur
ON O'Clock 70 where the Receivers Jt
obt ne which will exempt he holder from said parade
suc all military ddty during the yeat
NOTICE All persons are forbid paying any
~ money selling CT enansiDg any properly TO JAMESH
OLSEN account, he having authority from there
for and his having c.ssrd-Now YORK Sept g.
1869. NJ A. READ. Nos 6l aGd % Usthaine Msrke ~ T.
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WALT WHITMANs
w LEAVES OF GRASS.
For sale at ali Bookstores; price el
LIVERY LAWYER SHOULD HAVE COPY
CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED.-One

A CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED.--One Of
IA J. C. Fisehe,s superb 7ostsse rosewood PIANO
EOhTEs SALE msginc y snished rich mother of peal
woIk round rich carved l"gs SiSl Ie t.
UyIb toLe onl, two In truly
b. b. appreciated fully by t6s pa
t2t! ApplJ at No 90 tth-sv hye SoHs nom 4th t win
Apry fJom I a ID Til NJ
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NIBLO's GARDEN.
IN SPECIAL NOTICE.


hrons Of applicants bays e'snted themselves request
ance ~eek Of Mr. Forrest and beog dear "a. 70 ~ al
fair and equal chnce have nclnded that a' the desired
seats only shall sold in the vesabn OF the theate
at pubhc auction the With the private oo1As by
the celebrated socuoneer Benr H. Leeds ~ o'clock sept
public th. usu, pics viz: Family c- 2Scea parq lette
and dres circle 80 la Taisiag tins prire a. generally
advised have Ind ced by desire at the should
have than ua 10 the Ienosn d sgeian
have furthermore toat during Mr. Forests eagage
meLt apo at oil lines th act specus shall be exruiei
from the Tneater s vicirg do not ot ni my patrons
shall De imlos.d upon in aoy peye and hereby
warn s nom bu e. Ii let ex ept the office. ThAt toe
public may not led oy the ash At the box ON
certain number tickets o' WI be Id escn night aud N
such numbers viii peyent any extensive individual crowds
arriving a. the time. =.
Coz the reappsarsnce OF Mr Forrest oetoe
the publc kindly aided Mr. Nlblp generously
e'''- NV VIZ Wv - JAS N NIXON
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Now READY;
" DROTECTION TO HOME LABOR AND

Il HOME PtOOUCTS NECESSARY To THE PhOS-
PERITY OF THE AMERICAN FARMER: By HRSsi Ca.
KE1 BAIRD l. the title Of large fu Of sixteen double
pages, to which ash the attention Of the friends Of
Free ghout the country There Is not farmer Of
any party or Of read this pamphlet With lt szna
instruction and profit matter though he should dissent from
tnat Political Economy and National Policy wlich In
curste Never Of that system Of Agri
culture which Hows few rude bulky staples for distant
bet mere vyidy exhibited than In this tract while ordioy
farmer can read without at least resolving and seeing how TO
be- better than hc has yet been We beg our
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