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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-28


The BODY OF You've GOoDMAN-The tug
Bemis was emplOyedaIl day Sunday in search
ing for the body of young Goodman, who
was drowned on Saturday, but without sue
cess.
P. s.-sinee the above was in type, we
learn that the body of John Goodman, Jr.
has been recovered between Case Avenue
and Doane's Creek. It was perfectly nat
ural and uninjured. The funeral will take
place from the residence of his parents, on
Case Avenue, this Tuesday, afternoon, at
AZ o'clock. Friends of the family are invi-
ted to attend.
We have also received the following note ::
CASE AVENUE, Monday Eve.
to ali those who have so kindly assisted in
the recovery Of his son the kindness Of
L III i r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-28

EECURsIoNs.-That splendid floating pal
ace, the Western Metropolis, Capt. Gold
smith. is advertised for pleasure excursion
to Put-in-B Bay, the scene Of Com. Perry'a
Victory, on Sunday, Sept. 9Th, leaving the
C. c. &C pier at "a. NJ, and returning at
6P.M. Tickets 81 90; gentleman and two
ladies $500.
On Monday, the 10th, the same boalwin
give an excursion on the Lake, leaving her
dock after the inauguration ceremonies, Civ
ing ell on board the very best opportunity
of Witnessing the mock battle. The boat
has been chartered for this excursion by the
Cleveland Grays, and viii undoubtedly be
filed with eager spectators. Tickets so
cents.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-28
MOTIONS OINTMENT,

HTIGsf WiGSI WIGSl--BATCH-
w FI0R.s WIGS AND TQUPEEs surpasa al
tey ars elegant, light easy ana gu, 1 ~ - t,5-Bo
t-nina On the head; indeed, this is the onlg hs.o
ff-hrlent where these thines sEe ptoLsliS - w.
IA iSnT ", TIsKE' Clsvsland' Vhi0' Agent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-28

DUQUEsSE GRAYs.-This crack Pittsburgh
company intend being here on the 10Th.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-28

H0LLowAY's PHLs-A WORD TO MOTHERS
-Cholsra IE5aufum DiagTLoa.-About one-third Of
the weekly intsrments registered by the Board OF
Health, may Be elassed under the head Of infant
mortality, the majority Of which are swept on by
diseases Of the towels. We here confidently assert
thai any case Of cholera iniantum, darrhea il
is termed in the adult stage Of life, however violent
in its nature whatever its origin can Be- radically
cured by the use Of HollOWay's Celebrated Pills.
The season when this class Of disorders becomes
prevalent is approaching ''ioreWarned is forearm
ed" says the proverb, and mothers should take
hesd in time For infants, the Pills should be
crushed and dissolved in water sEeetened with su-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-28

~ See advertisement of DR.. sanfOri's
LiverInTigorator.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-28

WRIGHT'S SPRING BED BOT
W TON, is the best thing Of the kind ever in
Eented Is pecuharfT and Superiority over other
spring Bottoms, consist in its operating precisely
Ike spring sofa bottom. Instead OF having long
board stats strung sti iron springs as the gene
rallly ot bed b9ttoms are constructed
MhIGHTS 5 PATENT SPRING BED BOTTOMS
nave number Of sofa wire springs, all acting inde
pendently Of each other, fitted 70 the Bed frame
each spring covered with a rounded wooden cover
about inches IN diameter Each one Of these
springs Ell settle without disturbing the rest II
prominently superior 10 any other kind, for the
following reasons:
10 IL win not wear out the mattrass like the other
Spring Bed BOtt 5ms,
toms.
Ba- adjusts itself to the human body much more
psrfectly than any other kind.
- The bed will not tip up sideway like the other
kind Of Bed Bottom.
70 II q softer than any other Kind.
&c Il Is less liable TO get out OF order. va
II Persons, buying these Bed Bottoms are not sat
ised after fair trial. they can return them and the
money will be refunded
kOWLEY CO., PFOPrietOFs Of the Right for the
For sale BY Dr.. l. BROOKS, Agent,
ausS-uEN1o 6o ontario street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-28

PHYSICIAN TO THE MARINE HospITAL.-Dr.
VIM h. Capener has been appointed physi-
clan and surgeon in the Marine Hospital rice
DIR. Robert 5. Strong who has resigned aud
removes 10 Brooklyn. n. Y, on account of
Mrs. Strongs health. He enters upon his du-
ties to day
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5gtrs.

II OME AGAIN.-G. S. WILLIAMS.
Ii steam Dyer and Shawl Cleaner be1-7 Ia.1Ta -
announce % his friends and the public Ihsf - r
nome again and located al g. ST. llfr streef Cirs
.4l4I " Nhere ne has fitted up q DYE HOUSE with
ne Leat machinery regardless Of expense and fsf-
lers himself that by strict attention 10 busip9s flat
ne VII De able 10 regain that PATRONAGE and supp0rt
"AlSl S io5 g many YEARS crowned his sndsaFoTs
b. JACKSON, SILK AND
~ MOOLEN DYER No. III Psarl street. Wegt
& ls, & OIss 20; . Bank street, Harris Block, i've
snaHls Of every variety cleaned or dyed, cents
1aLll7hs . cleaned or dyed without being taken
apart Ofice open IRON O'clock a. III nm p HI
apls:Rl0 -
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8oaFain0.
5mt&lliqFnfe Offife.

H. 3. PazaeTs ZTtsIIgsRes 057ee.
WANTED, AND FOR HIRE
w DAILY-Rsliable Girls for Private Faui-
s Res, hotels Boarding Houses. Also: Men and Boys
lor eity and country work Apply on Bank street
under the Merchants Bank, OppoEite WeddeIi HonSe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-28
MPORTANT no FEMALES--.

Ezs- -HOll0Way's Pills and ointment are sold BY
CHURCHILL & BROTHER,
s. w. cor. Ontarlo b. and Pub. squara-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-28

Read the Advertisement elsewhere.
Sold By all DrugEsts, at &C., &C., and 81 per box
-nr not fiulyH-Iw
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n7FsTamner - N Natnre - - Is,

= = = - y =
g = = " ss6.. E .aa,s.. end sSaa5s5 as Bro
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-28
"a CHFFSFWANS| PILLS

uas the commencement Of new era in tie treat
msnf Of those irregularities and 0hstruct0ns which
have CONSIGNED 20 many thousands Of the yOunF, the
-autiful and the benevolent % a Premature Crave.
y -ulals can ENJOY good health unless she a regular
hoh never an obstruction takes place the general
health bes CaRESEM ANS PILLS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-28
We shall OPEN in a few daEs, a large and ilshiOn
~ STRAW GOODS.

Iber,,ss of room enables me to exhihii ny stock
70 adTautags, and my frisnas and the pliic are ~
spectfullT Invited 70 eall and eNanli1F for thflt
IRs Jlrllkil
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-28

Tems @ re 6sH:' ~ EE'@fsi @ s
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-08-30
lNapsiOt GATHERINGS.


Let pleasures BE- ever 80 innocent, ,hc cN,
eos d always criminal
Oh agc 5 to IT, O dream childhood tLc
recollection Of dream,
Ia Rcchcroacaull twly said. "0ur virtues
are generally vices ia disguise.
Base envy %vitlcrs Mt another praise.
and hates that excellence Il canuct reach
W. Gui sClfmadc men very often. lu,
scltunmade oncs o great ieal clIeucr.
There Is scarcely auy object by which
We ave surrounded, from which W. may not
gaia some gOol.
No one IN thevorli i. So often rhratcl-
not even women aud irierd- lhe con.
science.
" YOU hear a person saving that he
hasn't a frirhl in the world. von may b.
iurc that lie doesn't deserve one.
VI You fall into misfortune. discnearc
Yourself as we'll rs Yen can. Green ,hrn'
~ N"NL
the bushes that have the fcvcs, triars.
Il will aiarl swcctcr hnrpincss in the
hour II Death 70 have wiped one tear from
the check Of sorrow. than to have ruled an
empire.
What IS povcr,yf WHO'S the nan that
whincs under til The pain is bu, a. ,haI
~ riere'ng the ears Is to a maiden. and W,
hang jewels in the wound.
Ridicule kas shafts. and impe,,;,src,
srrevs, which, though ls,elsd sraips, n
nocence IN vain. have always the pousr a
wcunding srsnquillity.
"Abssc,' says DR.. johnson. Al. 0r,.,
cf servic~ There IL nothing ~ a,,c.,s.,
to an author as silence /; his name III
shuitlececk. must ~ hea. backward -,
onward. Of u falls "a the ground
People may say whs, they please Il 4,
pracsical utility ~ history an i~ntins,. !
auaintsncr with II j. a sur preserv.,;
from icing i,ladcl into hone BY Many
'yNss f~1tass,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-08-30
Notice TO Creditors.
New Saddler's Shon.

ANINti permanently located in the ;ounsi
~ Pannla. ! am prepared to make AZ. kirss n
'~Sadlies. Brides and Harness. IN order. NJ ts
shortest motive. woullask the patronage Of The
citasns 81 fanei and vicinity. MI Mind u 70
FtTlnE iens at reasonable rates. Satis.aesiss
Office. ~ .ifpp N.
JuIy 10. ls6O. s-iv.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-08-30
THE KEW RlER MITE NlPN NpIlE

kh situated immCliateiv an he hanks II tie
Il beautiful stream. in tiles cnnutv. Virginia,
about twtnty-two miles from The tiou,scusf
waite and the Yellow sulphur Sprsnxs and sh>a
eiebt miles from the celebrated San MAD or stssa
tain Lake.
There will BE- a comfortable dSfN ssars from
niEonstT White and Yellow. nSa : tr-wess
ircth N.w River Srtings. connecting n t,iss
vsutt tease uitl,the line 10 the Red. Salt AL
White Sulphur Springs.
Parties wishing to visit Sal, Pond or vouniais
hsse VIII mt constant cont RANGES ths@rts.
rest othos address, "Eggisssas'. srrinr-. fsss
county. Virginia. wN. Ecs,t.rs1py,
jane II, is6n. o.. p,c-ststsf
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-08-30
TO PLANTERS.

HIVE On hauI AMI an ready 10 make anil put
] up % order. Any KIND II running gear fsr
Oiut aud Presses d all patterns. Living near n
Esod sav mtli an able tcfurnish lumbrr n chelp
as u can DO hal elsewhere. The best n tcfercn.
eas given. Il desired. Address,
q. d. ntCkEY.
Pamela. Miss.
DAILY L. lsde. ssm.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-08-30

ETTERS ~ Administration on the estate q
IL II. f.1Ane. dssessed. having Zen rrsnssj
TO the undsrsisuei hy the Probate vssrs Z Pansla
eouuty, Mississippi. At the July term 1850,
thcssOG All persons having slainennnins aid
estate are hsrehy noticed 10 esme 5TNnrd -
probate and register their claims n n The ~ /,
prescribed By Law, cr oAey will hs feepvrr karsej,
JAMES l.. llooiE Admir-.
Jaly y. lsfa 5<-sw
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-08-30
DR.. T: B. PAYNE,
N IT I. II

~ peruarently located In Pamela and Is pre-
IL rafci 10 perform all operations with the least
possible pain and IN The most skillful manaer.-
Partial or full sets Of teeth inserted up0n the
mos, scientific plan. Diseased tsesh ard gums
successfully treated. Urea, cart taken and fore.
the town aud nsighbGrhocd will 10 well 70 call
aud see tsfcrc going elsevhcrc 70 have their work
performed. Patronage kindly ss'icitei.
orricE-Next DOOR to the Printing ufce. ONO.
site Court SQUARE.
July y. lS6u. es-tf.
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Peg iis'sn'l" i'l W.
Nhl NV ah'N
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NM. t,L 49,.
N'.'" 'vh''u'"' 'n''' mon
IMPROVEMENTS nav '''l5 peg
u n''''ns ''isa'''m va"
W "lni.'u' o''.n '"'o'I' ~
I.' 'lhipi '"a' "~'''''' Nu'
real! ''me'N'p6 'u'im'l'i
wta. n.
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pct. +" w i'''' .' MIG
NM m'l' p" w, .'''h' d "'''
Auu now ~ VIC ''i''y WY
Tic mes o' lA'h'''a'i o. P'm'h'i
MI cafiisa lha news y 'he i'f
M over hta .'ef y d'inin''n'
ain.
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Pamela Livery Stable!
D. 7. MtrmEMs. rrnrrL-lrr-

ANlN' hasel Tho .Fr ~rr,
u otrsl , .. .. brown. inVSi1 tNa
'anol1 respectfully announce 3 d. public ,ha,
! wtI .iv' wy whole attention tl te business. Boo
thc h're oi receiving o liberal sh4te Of patronage.
HORSES anil btHeltS AG De- kerf e. h.fe. at
Che u.ual utef, ani my oihnfbus viii make
r sullr trirsta 4Hl irpr iht Depot, making con.
uH JONI VITA .he up and d1su passenger ira be-.
.t ID Pc a.i1t hor.e, nui ,shit. ron my
wHl le asll respgaa.t De- ir auy damaaa o.
eIrinr ~ thHu phlia in ,frir passc.sian.
" Chhfges m%ssl=tltc -TEtNs Dash. a.
u. r. MATTHEWS.
f1u1ia, N1T. l., itj3. 20 II.
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Eultaa sf,etF. MrvnA
june IN, e
narsaa's pepherry Cordial j. hl it prf1t'4 ts
be. was attacked with aiarfhr1, anil 81 tfg-
inr sauiry other Ut1sliss. egt a h1ule n i. ahl
Il relieved nae IN orc itT. T. j. das u he ist
rrsrarntt,n. of he kiut that | hnre rvsr ,fi !.
and recommend u o. every fsrnilv
". ". COLEMAN.
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Executors Notice.

WflEREss letters ,sssansnsary having ICES
w Erahied to the anIesskneI ut ,hs lsf
term q The Probate Court of fhnois euur.-. ,liss-
On =fssate Of Thcmss o. IIvr,sr. iecsa.rA
f~el..Y9fs all PERSONS insiebtei 10 said s~ss. az
no'.ne@ 70 pas up AMI all pcrsans holding eltiss
szs.ns xssd state are notified 10 rrpsert 'tsf,
IVY ss..<ns'ra'-d A.. sol "a the tine rr-erite'
y law - they will " fsf svss h.rr-5
9fssa 10 'es''s' h'.s' go :.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-10-05
DUE WEST
FEMALE COLLEGE,;

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES would invite
l. the attention of the public to this Insti
tntion. and solicit their continued and increas-
ed patronage. 1t has been, the past year. in
successful operation. Though the present
building ia not very conmodious. convenient
nccess enables the more advanced pupils to re.
~mnin at their Boarding Houses d. ring the
intervals between the hoIrs~of recitation a
large College E1fce is in process of erection.
Ehis. when completed, will likewise furnish
Boarding accommodations for a number of pu-
pills Epr the present, Boarding, cnn 'bs had
in the families of Rev. j. I. Bonner, Rev, J.
Galloway and others.
The Exercises will he resumed on the THIRD
MONDAY OF OCTOBER
The course of study Is us thorough and cx
tensve as it is in other similar institutions
There are Three Departments: The Primary
the Academic. or intermediate. and. the Cole
gate. The year is divided INTO Two Sessions
Of five months each. The following are :,
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-10-05
" ood, Eddy & Co.'s Lottery
CLASS NO. 454,
Drams on Saturday, Oct. 2Oh, 1860.
78 Numbers-13 Drawn Ballots.
L GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE OF
$TO,OOOl

32, ,3o6 Prizes amounting to S1,171, $50
Nearly Prise to EverN2 Tickets
Whole Tickets $50, Halves $40, Quarter IS
Certificates of Packages in the above
Scheme will hc sold Mt tho following rates,
which is the risk:
&c Whole Tick cts, $299 90
&c IIalf.&t iGsE l49 so
&c Qnarter ~ IS
as Eighth ~ ~
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LITTLE'S
FRENCH MIXTURE.

This is prepared foSr a, French Recipe I'm tho
forms OF No. and =; the FIRST for, tho acute, and
succeks is likelAto superxede, every other remedy
for We cure OF dseases OF the Kidneys and Bidder
sGs9narh%ai, bisnnorrhGal, and. Leuchorrh1al or
combines properties Totally different In taste and
character froIprkGy thing to be 0upd In the United
Etates Phsrrx paia; aud in poibtof safety and Ell;
cheney ID not HSalled in America. y. -. 2.
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LITTLE'S -.
RINGVv0RM & TETTER OINTMENT.
FoRTrs, no. a.

Hundreds OF cases of Chronic Tetters, Seal6Heads;
and diseases Of the skin generally have been cured
by this remedy; and since the introduction Of the
No. preparation being stropger) scarcely case
has been found that 1t will not efectuay erSdcatS
10 short time. For the cure Of Caneerous Sores
aud Ulcers Il isapplied in tho form Of pasters, anS
is almost infallible.
In more than two hundred places II Georgia, and
In tho Southern States, they are and aS
there scarhps about who are cn12ttsrfetlng his
remedies, by palmng of their owff2o something
else, by using the same or similar naWsk ior no pa
the day,) let all be cautioned to look well Eor t6S
slgustufe Of tho Proprietor, H1S:A.
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SPLENDID SCHEME

Glass 4S4 Draws Wednesday, Oct. 10, 1860
Class 49G Draws Wednesday, Oct: II, 1850
Glass sos Draws Wednesday, Oct. "a, 1880
Glass t2O Draws Wednesday,, Oct. 81, 1856
Neariy one Prize to euerHtud Tickets,
7s Numberss-13 Drawn Ballots
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WOOD, EDDY & CO.,
DELAWARE AND MISSOURI
State Lotteries.
Capital Prise,
s#B ~ UD 9 I" D I"

|. WOOD, EDDY d Co., Managers.
The Managers Offices are located at Whining
ton, Delaware, and ST Louis Missouri.
The following Magnificent Schemes will be
drawn in public. under the Superintendent of
Sworn Commissioners, appointed by the Gov
crnor
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-09-22
Br!SHrlR FrMlLE ICIDEMT
PORT GIBSON, MS.

PORT C!Es ~, Ms.
TEIIE mkt annual session # this Institution
l. wi.l up'n on MONDAY, October lSt, with
TN. folluwiu" cops If Teachers:
GEO. &. BDTLER. y. NJ. Principal and FRO
fssor ot M1'hua'cS, Ancient Languages and
hgh.r branches of English.
MIS- \. J. BUTLER, Principal Of Preparatory
department.
MISS l.. i. TART, First English Assistant
and TEACHER of iIawing and Painting.
MISS T.. \. SMALLWOOD, Assistant in Pre-
parotory ID, partmcnt.
PROF. l.. J. lIIZIIUClI, liano, Hap, Organ,
and Guitar.
MISS f.. \. FITZHUGH rilno and Vocal Music.
MApNLLE VI. SCHWENUEMAN, fom Paris,
French German. Spanish ana Italian language :
NILS. & VI. MONTMDHENCl, Nation and
GnErru,Ss.
Additional building, with all Necessary convr-
rirI!c,s, VII lr pa, M Immediately t" arc"mo-
date i.r INCREASING pn'Ioua~n of tn school Tie
Institution TINS provided with til>t class auiidng,
arl corps o. irri,Hc.d teacher, present, uI,-
u-ud ai,au'ag'> t" southern parents and guar
Giau~. L. facilities lur acquiring Il thorough
LuuwIri-c of Music and III" Modem Languages
ar unsurpassed.
- TERMS -
Hua-j and English Tuiioa-prr -c>>on--. SGT
- "v;h Music and French 81
Ca,aloCu"s Containing fail particulars will b'
forwarded upon application. Address.
GEO g.. BI TIER, \. NJ,
mu25-6t Principal.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-09-22
CAMP IGN SONG
AlR-"OH TirgiHia Shore"

Here's to our Flag-the Union Flag,
The Fag our Fathers bore;
Let il float from Atlantic's granite crag
To Pacifcs golden shore.
Let the summer bieczc from Ia old p:n"woods
From sunrise Ill It's set,
Awake the mountain Soltudes
With Dll and Everett.
Come to tn gathering, b-llo.d
Orr sfanda Il far and wide,
No star cc!ips,d not a wr.Hklgd iV.I,
Our glory aud orr pride.
May it, coming future ever b.
What all IT, pas, hath h'cu;
Let Il wave as lice ocr The ,bliy-i!Tr"
A. Over Ia. oil GhilltcH.
through clill S.y HhsT's dreMy storm
As the murky clouds lift;)
Shall loom ill.,, .ninnS stately form
Amid th,. SIC and drift;
Above The tempest rack and rent
The auclI-cn,nN we've met,
And tn thrilling Patriotic shout
Is 10. l. D.! -. LrcTc't
Ccr,c ca;l.i 'L.a.h ih, Union Flag,
The Flag our fathers bore;
1t it tioaI from Atanii granite crag
To l'aciiic's golden sh.rr;
Ua.Grl il by the grand old sea,
Plant it on the village-grecn;
LIT it wave as free DER the thirty-three
A over the old thirteen.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-09-22
t.otI.cr 1Isastrous G:lC.

i 81 carly hr,r up SatLr1ay au;ulc, ta"
,-onn.uy ur,,.:r~r3 is.lf in tbs region on he
,,;.., Of gall quite rs friioli- a, hat which! de-.
,a.i,.rJ il. 3D.. aal rulf sAorc. srv"Iai wr!.-
a~a.
htAe Cag.-Thr gall lasted al! day, subsiliuG
only in the evening. at about lark. The wind
IN ug the day blew from the northwest, then
from the north, ana north by northeast, aud fl
ra'.y from thc " st; blowing steadily al day, will
,carc,y any ir."rnission, with sleciy and blind
NJ rain al IN" time Few p"uplr could navigate
tie Silc,;+ and umbl, l.as useless in the gal
SO particular damage HAT ~ c,u!i h"as cf "a.
done in thu city CT on III, river.
IN me LaLc.-Th' gale was furious enough an
the lake. MiMrnrg was nanlctcf; the roGt-
chartls.n RAILROAD wharf, Int Just repaired ait"
the damage Of tl.r previous gale was again over
down and badly wrecked throughout its wh'l'
length, and The hth-b.i5g's VIE as&iu carried
away.
Our maine reporter furnish, tn following fiom
the Bazc and Passes:
By the arrival If the towbcai IuLins Bccbr,
Capt. Andrews, from the liaIizc Yesterday morn
| Ing, we learn that the gale ofSalmday was awful
cgrry house at the Ijalizr being blown down with
the exception Of two.
Capt Kinney, the wrll-known pilot of the New
! York and Havana st' am packet hips, together
with Baize pilot whose name is NOT given, wa
in house and was blown to sea and drowned
Our informant gives no further particulars whatn,
cr other parties are missing.
liz. shin Gslcna. Capt. Lowry, l,i,. for New
York 18th inst, blown ashore insi.'. g..
Pass, and now lies in seven feet water at L.I bow.
and four feet at her strrr-sI" drawing seventeen
feet water. Capt Lowry came up in the &c b,
for ;hc rurTo.. Of getting assistance.
The steamship Galveston, CAPT. iIu;clrirgs
t,ncc for Havana and the florida ports, wa,
also blown a.horc inside of IL ~, and, we az,
Informed, lies in prcca'iluS coHLi.i,a.
G,o-gc Osgoods coN,c-housc arL residence =.
Pass rOutrc were blown and washed away
Mrs Oscood and her children narrowly escape
death; being in the wafer and clnging 10 a TIE,
all night-that is, Friday nght-for the gale wa.
earlier there than here. 1t was in OSgood's hous,
that Captain Kinney was washed away an,
drowned. Several other lives were lost; one O
the victims was John Alderman, on Of ore
the Balize pilots.-Crescem.
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TO ADVERTISERS /:
y q II | G. f!

V'AKEN mp by Michael Pail, and cstrayed BE-
| fore ne, the undersigned Justice of the
Peace, one large brown-sid d OK, marked with a
swallow-fork and mdrrbit in the right ear, and
udcTs!ope in the left; no brand perccivable.
Appraised TO be worth twenty dollars by j. 7.
Chcvalicr and Secbron Tyson.
Also, one red frosty OK, marked with a cross
and undcTbit in the 1T, svallow-fork and upper.
bit in the right ear, branded BIB. Appraised ia
be worth thirty dollars. The owners requested to
come forth prove property, pay charges and take
possession, otherwise the property will be dealt
with according as the law dir cts.
Pineville Ward Rapides Parish, la.
L. ID. CORLEY,
scpl-2m Justice of the Peace.
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r. DIG AL GU Z

$ certain, and guaranteed if required.
Dr. T. l.. Bmdy, of New Orleans, wouldinfUrm
the citiz,nS of Alexandria that he has taken rooms
at the lee House, where he would be happy to
receive a call from all those who are sun, ring
from that terrible nfirmity, hernia
Many who have but small rupture do not at
tend to it, under the impression that there is no
danger; but as Sir Ashley Cooper has justly re-
r,arkcd: "A small rupture is more to be- frarcd
than large one, from the fact the opening through
-hich the intestincs pass is so small, that mis-
step or sudden turn of the body may force ont the
''"''"l u. us NO!st i"''' "Iu
soon follow" Then delay not, r. LAYS are
dangerous, and you may soon have cause to blame
yuu self for not procuring proper fitting Truss,
. Oilicr at J. McEvoys Jrwrry Store.
~ Office hours from lOA. NJ until P. VI,
and from too r.M. scp22-tf
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SCHOOL, NOTICE.

ESTRAlED-Talsen up and estrayed before
H me- Justice of the Praoc Of the Spring Hill
ward, by John Swraringen, living near Spring
Hill, ONE BROWN FILI.EY, I3 hands high,
about three years old, branded on the right thigh,
thus, NJ, and appraised by Andrew Odom and
Benjamin Vilkic to be worth in cash twcnty-sevcn
and half dollars
Now, Therefore, the owner 81 said Estray will
please come forward, prove property, pay charges
and take her away within sixty days, or she viii
BE- sold according to law.
auGl:-2m WIN. RANDOLPH, j. j.