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TTEAITH OF AMERICAN WO

HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-
III MEN. Read notices in the Tribune since
Dec. l. 1855
From his Excellency JAMES D. WESTCOTT, Gov
ernor Of Florida, and member Of the United States
Senate
g For upwards OF twenty-five years was afflicted
with disease in my family, which the best medical
and surgical talent in the country failed to cure, but
which yielded in most satisfactory manner 70 the
Graeenberg Remedies cOnscienti0usly advise their
use. JAS. d. W WESICOTI.''
NEW YORK, February 1859.
Dr.. J. F. BRIDeE-Dear Sir some two years ago
an intimate female friend had been suffering from
falling Of the womb, whites, and deranged menstru
atiOns, together with the attending symptoms 50
clearly described In your advertisements and pamph
let's She had the very best medical skill In the
city until entirely prostrated, and her physican n
nally told her that he thought her life might possi
bly, be prolonged very little longer under the most
judicious treatment. For two years after she con-
tinued to sink when came into your Office at the
Graefenberg Medical Institution and related her
symptoms As you were confident Of the Graefen-
berg Marshalls Catholicon, in relieving her, she
discharged all the physicians and tried It, though
doubtingly. Proyidentaly, II relieved her quickly
and five bottles entirely cured her. Since then, for
two years. there has not been any recurrence Of the
complaint and she is strong, active and healthy,
as when q young girl JN0. R. BRIGGS.
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PAIsE 4 wApH, PlaintifTs AttoTneYs- -
MASTER COMMISSIONS

MASTER COMMISSIONERS
lNl SALE.-Pnrsuant 70 decretal order Of sale,
% directed, issued from the Court 9. Common
April 1850, in an action therein pending. wherofn
William Hunter il plaintlt and Janes koss, Esther
n Ross, and others, are dsien ndants shall, on The
sale at public auction, at the door OF the Court
House corner Of Seneca and Chsmplain streetsl in
the city Of Cleveland in said county, the several
pieces and parcels Of land described a. follows, TO
isi "Being part Of lot IS in the original allotment
Of tie village Of Cleveland in Cnyah0ga county, in
the STATE Of Ohio, bounded a. follows Beginning a.
thirteen rods ll3) north Of tho north line Of ST.
Clair streets thence westerly at right angles with
northerly and parallel with Bank street sixty-six
90 teet thence eastery AZ right angles with Bank
vest line Of Bank street 65) feet 70 the place Of BE-
ginning: Appraised value S40oo,0U, t
IN ctaIa e. ~ Oi @ ioI No. fsi n ~
thrty-three feet front on the southery side Of John
son street, and nine 90 rods deep of equal width
bounded as iollOws Commencing on the west Hns of
land owned by Joel Scranton, Nov. p, 1855 running
tnenee soptherly nine W L1s tnence Westerly par
thence northerly 70 the s0utherly line Of JohnsoS
street nine W y [O95b' ~ 'nsee i sSSteIg Ao1g 'ala
praised value 81 ,2oO,Oo.
Cleveland, Cuyahoga county, Ohio, decided by Jo-
5euh LYMAN 10 John B. Warning, October 81 T5sf-
and is bounded and described e follows, 70 wis
Beginning az point on tfosect street, north side,
as Prospect street i now widened, and being fbs
southwest corner o. said lot and ths nOrtheagf corr
ner Of Prospect and Perry streets; running fhencs
northerly along the east line Of Perry street ore
hundred and forsyye (H5l FEET; thunee eastsriy 81
line parallel with the north line Of Prospect strssf
seTsnfy-hys feet and ten inches C55-i51 (. tb-sss
southerly on line parallel with the east line ~
Perry street one hundred and fOrty-dve fll5l 49,
thenes westerly along the north line Of Prospsck
street IS feet anS ten inches 10 the place 81 t-ir
ming being the sams land decided 10 James Rurs Is
o. n skeels and VIE, recorded Vol s5 Cuvsho5..
Records, page sSl" Appraised at SO ,0e %.
JOSEPH s. GRANNIs.
~ -. r,-,-.,.-- AaHter CgmmisIioasr.
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COM RCIAL.

-----9TTs--Ez11s EEET-lIAF II.
FLOUR-sales 100 bbls red wheat extra at SS,75i
IS bbls white wheat do at $780, and IS bbls do. at
s6,25.
WHEAT-sales l car Milwaukee club, bagged
and delivered track, at sl25 car Indiana red at
Sl37; car Ohio do at Sl3s; and white at 81 So
CORS-steady, with sales / car at Sc, andI do. at
Sc on track.
OATS-sales car from store at 4Oc, and car at
same on track.
BUTTER-Dun Sale 1000 lbs good Western Re-
serve at l3c.
HAAIS-sale coo lbs inferior .couytry cured hams
and shoulders at SIC and s3Sc.
EGGS-Dull, with sales at &c.
APPLES-sale AGO lbs. choice at SIC per ID.
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CLEVELAND AND MAHONING
" RAILROAD.-TnIE TABLE No. IS, -.
To take edsc after Thursday, February 10 ls9s
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STEPHEN GEIETIs, Dsfsndant, Ga County, Ohio
THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND



ltl ANT 10 the command Of a decretal order Of
SAFE Irom the Court OF Common Pleas OF CuyahCga
county, az the suit Of Edward Wade against Hiram
Stone and others, TO directed, shall expose for
sale public auction At the door Of the Court House.
corner Of Seneca and Champain streets in the city
Of Cleveland, On the nineteenth day Of May, ls6o at
10 O'Clock A. ~, the following described lands and
tenements situate IN the township Of Brookly in
the county Of CuyahOg0, and state Of Ohio, aud
known e. su5diyisiop lots in Hiram stone addition
Ohio City and Cleveland, mum bering as follows to
wits-l5 Is, u, IS ls - p s. IS les, ~, IN 19i
2IO 2Il PA 2l7 2lS s. los los les III 81 ~ Z3.
24 IS 2s 80 30 20, 81, ~ 25, 20 Zl7 rs, 29,
2Q 252 24 IS 29l ~ 23, zs ~ ~ 30, S0l, S2,
3O3 s04 ls5 ls9, lgi, 20, ~ 2s - -, 9, 3o5s 30,
3O7 oS 3O9 81, SIS, 3lg, 3 36, rs 229 24, as 5S7,
3 $50 3l0 81 34, 355, 3s, pa, 2 go, 5J7, so 509
SO 5II, 5l2, 4g7, 49s, 49, 5t6-
Appraised as follows. Lots IS and Is at $40 each
lots H. Is % IS, % u3, and $ at IS each lots l9
ly7 2o 29 2lo, 2ll, IA ~ 2lS 3 l67, l65, III, ls
lsg igi, 225, 27, %, rs ZS, Z3g, 2fl 40 and 2s2
at $50 each lct p Sl00i lots 81, - 90, -, IS
2S 259, go, 20, ri, 2 25, 26, III, rs, 2g, 2Q 10
~ 2s 2sl ~ rs MI as ~ 30O son s02 s3 90
3B 306, sU7, Us, Sos 3ll al5 se, So s26, IS 329 81
s35, 81 as $50, 80 5ili as - and s5el AZ Ssd
each; lots 5g7 5os 5O9 SO 5lli So, 81, 4 - and
sos at $50 each. HENRY G. ABBEY,
Master Com
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OsWEGO A1ARKET--1IAY II. ~
IBT rELEGRAPRl
FLOUR-Uuchanged.
WHEAT-Dull; safes 1000 bu Milw club on pri-
vate terms. rF-.tr HEFfH
CORN-without change; sales 5000 bush Indisna
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HnME TFSTIMONY

WEsr BgpFoRp. Coshoctop Co. O., Nay Il, -.
NJ. n D. HIS1sfEY-Str: I have been selling the
medicines Of the Graeienberg Company for the last
ten years, and have invariably found them to give
good satisfaction; and the Pills l have sold TO
great many families regularly their tea and cOf
fee and with my trade they have become staple ar
tiCi0. Marshalls Uterine CathOlicon Is a medicine
that has done great amount Of good in Female
Diseases. One lady sold it 70 told me she had
ceiYed more benefit from one bottle than she did
from long course Of medical treatment BY the most
skilIful physicians JAMES WILSON. .
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Is offered as a certain cure accompanied with the
following symptoms
gularities-F akness-E dtntness-De Derauged Ap-
petite-SalloW Complexion-Pain in the Back
and Kidneys-Chills-Cold Hands and
Feet = Bloating - Feyerishness-
Neuralgia-Heada
lessness-Disturbed Sleep-Flush-
es Of Heat-General Pain-Crawling
and Pain in the Spine and between the
ShOulders-Acid Stomach-Nausea-Difhc
passing Of Urine, with heat or smarting-Itch-
ing, Burning or Irritation in the Urine Organs
Nightmare Despair-H Hystsrics-Anxiety-Re Red
Fsce-Nervou3 Twitchtng - Starting-COn-
Observation-Disclosures Temper Sadness
Depraved Appetite--F Flatulence--BlO
ed and Irregular BoWels-Unpleas-
ant Dreams-Pains in Uterine OrEans-Su Sumbness
and Pains in Limbs.
81 Sold BY City Druggists and Medicine Dealers
throughout the country.
For Medicines OF Agencies, address
II. 3. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
nOvl2-dkw General Agent for Ohio.
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J. n. JosEs, glaintia7s Attorney.

CHERIFF'SS SSALE--BY VIRTUE
~ Of writ Of venditioni exponus, issued from the
court Of Common Pleas, Of CuyahOgs county, at the
sult Of a AoFanam g x van Asst e Al 2.ai.s5i7i
shall offer for sale al the door Of the Court House,
corner OF Seneca and Champlain srresfs,l IN -
city Of Cleveland in the said county, the 5th day
OF June, 1850 at O'Clock ?. NJ Of said day, the fol
lowing described lands and tenements, to wit: Com
mencing At the intersection Of the southery line Of
Vermont street with the eastery line OF West street,
thence eastery along the southerly line Of Vermont
with the east line Of West street, sixty feti thence
easterly parallel with the south line Of Vermont
east line Of West street thirty-eight feet thencs
westerly parallel with Vermont street eighty feet to
the east line Of West street, thence northerly along
the east line Of Vest street, nineyeght feet 70 the
place Of beginning. being the same premises de-
liietti recorded IN VOL 4o pages 2g ana 9lls gula-
hOga county records, and further known a5 the N
lotment N Cleveland formerly ONO CITY Guy ahoga
county, ONO Appraised al Sli4tg,g, 4tg,g,,. /, - 81, -
HERRIcK BARLOW, Plaintiffs Attorneys d30.d
WILLIAM E. AMBUSH, Pl&intifi, In Court Of Com
srKpHEN fRrTTfV DsfsB5snt i-S T6uS4S 5bi5
THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
ANT, stephen Griffin, is hereby notified that
the 2lst day Of April lS5U, the said Plaintiff fled
in said Court his petition setting forth for %
action against said defendant that on the h day Of
Aprl A. D., 1883, plaintiff brought suit In attach
ment before Justice Of the Peace in said county.
against one solomon S. Grifn and at the date last
Of Garnishment, in the action pending before said
Justice, and thereafter in said action last named
this plaintiff recovered Judgment on the I'D day o.
June, A D., 1853 against said solomon 5. Griffin, for
two hundred and f0rtysix dollars danage and costs
Of suit, taxed at eight and le-ll9 dollars, which
judgment is still in force and wholly unpaid That
the disclosure made By said stephen Grifin before
said Justice under said notice Of garnishment was
unsatisfactory to this said plaintiffs that said Ste
phen Grimm at the time OF the service Of said notice
Of punishment upon him had in his possession and
under his control large amount Of property belong
ing 70 said solomon 5 GTifnni and was otherwise
largely indebted said solomon 5. Griffin Of which
property and indebtedness said stephen Griffin failed
10 make disclosure Said petition asks Tor Judgment
against said stephen Gridn in the sum Of Two Kun
dred and fity-Eou and lJ-00 Dollars, with interest
thereon from the ed day Of June, A. D., 1883. 1hs
defendant is required 70 answer the allegations Of
said pettiOd by the I'D day Of June, A. D., 1855,
Judgment VIII be taken against him by default In
the above amount. j. L. INGERSOLL,
RIns...ll--.
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8hgsitlans 4 Surgeons.

nR. A. W. TUCKER--IT HAS
Bec0me veil known fact that ha cuTgs hun.
drJs OF chronic diseases, with his Baths snd Meal-
ciueS where all other practice fails. He VII guar
antee TO cure hheumatigm, salt hheunli scfutui99'
Liver Complaint, Chill Fever, Dyspepsia Gravel
Asthma Catarrh, -Dropsy; also secondary Syphilisi
In mi M various forms For this disease he has
srscfc that never falls Good success in all other
chronic digeaseg and many acute. Call and see the
0fHee, No. liz, Ontario street, up stairs.
BS- Consultation free. naIzl
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J. u. JozEs, Plaintiff Arfofney
Cleveland April 70, lseo.i
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Several vessels have been chartered at the above
figures to-day seaman's wages $40 per month
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eloquent address, expressing his devotion to
RepublicanHprineiple and to the principles
Of true Americanism. He had learned his
love Of liberty from the study Of the Life of
Washington, and his heart was imbued with
American principles before his lips took an
oath of allegiance to his adopted Govern
ment. His speech, ardent and eloquent, was
loudly applauded-
Judge Jessup desired to amend q verbal
mistake in the name of the party. 1t was
printed in the resolution National Repubh-
can Party. He wished to strike out the
sword National, as that was not the name by
which the party is properly known.
The correction was made.
G. W. Curtis, of New York, moved to
amend the second resolution by adding
thereto, preclude to Declaration Of lnde-
pendence;
Eli Thayer raised a point of order that
the amendment had already been voted
down. ...-.-..
The Presidentruled the point of order well
taken. s.sE.1 ~
Francis P. Blair said if necessary, he should
appeal from the decision of the Chair. The
former amendment was made to the first reso-
luton. The Proposition now was to amend
the second resolution. c.e- .7Ls
President-lf such IS the case the amend
ment is in order. ..-..-.. ..-s- ID .
Mr.. Curtiss said this was the second Nation
al Convention of the Republican Party, and
he asked whether the party was now prepared
to vote down the words Of the Declaration Of
Independence He cautioned them to be-
ware before here, on the broad prairies of the
West, they receded from the position they had
occupied at Philadelphia and refused 70 repeat
the words of the Fathers Of the Revolution as
used in the Declaration Of American lnde-
pendence. loud applsuse.) aa
Mr.. Oyler of Ind, said he believed in the
Declaration of Independence, but was it ne
cessary to put it in the Platform2 Loud
shouts of ''yesP ''yesFp) He was told itWas
there. He would say it was there already
CGries 1 put it in twiceF') he thought It
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-22
THE ou1nF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.

THE CEfIMF AMONG TEN THOUSAND
= DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Has universally suppaned all other ontments and healing
pcations both the Eastern Western Hespheres wcr-
inoduced It's intrinsic the seeretof
all affections, whether the be aec
dent or disease. 7M
Burns and ScaIda
Are Instantly anguish pain inflammation
by timely application healer and the flesh i,
renewed as If by charm, no beish remaining.
The Friend OF the Nursery.
Children frequent INJURIES especi
ally from fluid and camphene explosions therefore every
should have this healgpreparaton constantly athand heals
breasts quickly the letter RIngwo
prevalent in children.
To Travellers by Sea and Land.
The maehn traveller and every other individual whose
life throws him within the chance accident from expio
sion Gre collision, should bear in mind that this Magic
his only friend portable and cheap
and should be his companion friend in
thousands Of living witnesses testify marvellous y,r.
tue, who their sound limbs and muscles IT'S saving
efficacy.
The following few the leading diseases to which
DALLEYs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR is a preventive
as well as cure: ~:-.5.5 u44
Burns. Bruises, 5aa @.=..-o@ ..- sd.
goils, Broken Breasts,
Bites Of Reptiles, Cancer, o-..-...- ...H
Cracked Lips, Chapped Hands,
ChibIains, Cramp,
Contracted Cords, Chafes
DiSeases Of the Skin, Eryspslns.
Fistula, Frost Bites,
Fever Sores, Feons
M'r. ..g"% -"' dlandular Diseases,
w. ... ..#. ...a. Mercnral Sores,
5.-- Palms generally,
Pimples, Piles.
Poison Rheumatism,
RRshes, Sores Of all kinds
Shot Wounds scrofua, ..s f.
Scurvy, Scalds, seurf. '5.... d
.'.. ..... scald Heads Sprans,
Small Pox, Tumors,
Tsttss, UulcerB,
3vensres1 Sores. etc, etc.
Bold the principal depots Broadway New York and
snd l5l chertres street, New Orleans, by
.....@' 8m4 J. WRIGHT d CO.,
-...s a.M General Agents,
also obtained Of all respectable druggists and raa.
chants throushoutthe United States and Ganadas.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-22

Abs Rss 1 Il son @ sa Be eossss
sssys JosR KeaP, e. s aad Pei 8
until he shall duly elected and Of the dist Mon
e s e hsd o for new
Boa # G q @ bs bs Sse 9 R d sa ds
ton Of the stockoideTs each socsholds shall be entitled
any cirestsncs prevent the election Of Board Of D
H s e ne f M ssa ss
for that soon thereafter permit
the conpany Who shs have fill power o receVe and receipt
III 5 AL an @ all g % p s s e p y m
the business Of he Company In the event Of absence sick
Of members al Ppsdsn a to @ during te absence ice
q e. sickness ct Of @ s and to h shall De delegated all
Tie President shall be person whom citation shall be
months ys lie Ist Mssndsy # hs months Ap Jay
ngs heneyeT in R opinion the Interests Of the Company may
EequTs the Mssags Of the gSaTd Of Directors may also
holders Of the Company.
Monday 81 the months Of April July October and January
statement Of the business Of ss boats and The Affairs Of the cor;
full annual the Stockholders the FIRST Mon
de Besd sos e. Secretary of the
the Stockholders of The Company who shall keen
Directors Stockholders and the shall
times the inspection and examination of the stockhod
At all elections Stakeholder entitled to vos
transferred him within thirty days prior
be 81 h aag e 81 e
a1d such soa ay. have es sa fs
| been present himself at such meeting
persons employed by them in the hs Company
they a mss sa 6 s ana s nans
Of It's affairs @ the same shall not conflict
and amend the occasion may require They shah have
poses Of the oopapy to contracts leases
hypohocations and to borrow money a 10
| the Company.
1 ARTICLE vi.
o asa 5eatg1n IF S O. Directors
e sfs % e
g a n qs s se j. san he e. fd 5
vacancy by the election of Of its aembes m the
By he Board Of Directors meeting the Board after
os he a he
point seeretsry to act until the election of secrea
ARTICLE yII.
Certificates Stock shall be issued the Stockholders
Board Of Directors shall oani1e under Ibis and such
d shall be s y ba hs s hsaa d s %
book and by the surrender of the certificate
The Capital stock may from time to time such
such recommended by the Board
Of Directors and detenned upon b. najoy in amount Of
after fifteen days notice Of the city
Company shall nss dividends often ths Board
/ Directors shall deem expedient
| ARTIGLL K.
The Stockholders general meeting held for that purpose
after thirty days notice in one nswspspes shall BY vote
% q ans s ad chan hsEe II
charter, or 10 dissolve the same entirely.
ART1ctE xI.
~ s ss 5 t as ss a seg
of their body Lqudang Commissioners who shall have
soss s ne ITS effects and divide the
dGi @ sps Sfs
witnesses Of lawful age demeated III this city who herunt
and date set forth in the caption hereof.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-22
FIRE DEPARTMENT..

~ FIREMENiS CHARITABLE ASsuGIATI0N-offce Odd
Fellows Hall, Lafayette street.
OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES
President. .lsaac a. MARKS Of NO ID
ce-fresiden ,Jos r tt1rnor OF La Hose
Secretary. o iah ogef, OF NO. /
Treasurer james Beggs, of Me- "a
COMMITTEES on Finance-F. y Baudue, of 3, Chairman
f. Pieton, A. II. L. Go. No sRm'l Barnes, Of No. g.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
First Assistant David Bradbury H. II /. Co No g.
Second Assistant. X. q keete, OF No. D.
CommissionersIsaac N Marks Of No. lS, Chair
man r. Berger james Delam H. H & L. Co
No 5; i. Bruce, Of No. Ia Henry Benso, of No, q.
COMMITTEES.
Committee Cemeteries-I1ous Power of No s. Chairman
VIM j. Ahsrn, of No. ~; 4. Tracy of No. 23.
Committee for the Relief of Widows and Orphans
j. r. Nsbet Chairman Of A. II i l. Co No. s. Preur street.
between Gasqast* and Palmyta
r. Piaet of p H. L. Co No No 1873 Canal street, between
ST. Charles and Garondeet
Third Dsrc-
Eed seanlan of No at Engine House of No. g. on Victory
street, between Mnrigny and Mandevile.
Fourth Distriet-
William seheber of NO % of soaparu aud New Le
streets.
General Relief Committee.
l ---First District
Aug. Reiehard OF No. is No 90 st. Charles street.
George Fl. Braughn ofNo. 2, 5 Magazine street,
P. bcCabet OF No. Il, No &c Camp street.
second nfsrct-
z. Maurer Of No g Peer street. opposite The Arsenal
Sambola No. l3S Old .evte opposite Ssh Nj M4rket.
Third District
Gnne of No Old Leyee between and Hcsp
tal streets.
O. Gaagan. Engine Honse of No. Greatrnen street. be-
Fourth District
Becker of No. a. Soraparu and New Streets
George LIE nirecf, Of L. L. Co No. On St Andrew g.
between Laurel and Constance.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-22
ash OrIealrs 4allp Grssfsut.
A Day OF HHrniiIatiou, Fssfsnss ansl prayer.

"A oay on HnSsnttinffcH- Fasting nnfs Prayer.
The President Of the United Staten has issuss ne
following as "a Recommendation
TO THE PEOPLE or the UNITED szsrEs
/ Numerous appeais have been made 10 me by
pons ana patriotic associations and Citizens III
view Of the present distracted and d4rgerp1s con-
dition Of our country. to recommend that lay be
| set apart for humiliation, fdsstny and pvnYeys
| throughout the Union. s7
Ia compliance with their request and nv oylt
sense Of duty, designate Friday, tie It'll DAY Of
January, 1861, for this purpose, and recommend
that the people assemble on that day. according 10
| their several forms of worship, TO Keep it as
solemn fast.
The Union Of the States is at the present moment
threatened with alarming and immediate danger;
panic and distress of fearful character prevail
throughout the land our laboring population are
without employment, and consequently deprived of
the means Of earning their bread. Indeed, hope
seems to have deserted the minds OF men. AH
classes are in state Of confusion and disnay and
the wsest connseis q our best and purcst men
In this the hour Of calamity and peril, to whom
shall we resort for relief bus to the God Of our
fathersz His omnipotens arm only can save MS
from the awful effects OF oar own crimes and fol-
hes-our own ingratituae and gsiEt towards Cur
Heavenly Father.
Let us, then, with deep gontrftion and penitent
sosTow unite in hurnbling ourselves before the
Most High, in eonfeasng our Individual aud national
sins. and in acknowledging the Justice of our
punishment Let US implore Him to remove from
our hearts that aslse pride Of opinion which wond
lmpel us TO perseyere In wrong for the sake of
consistency rather than yield just subMssiofH TO
the unforeseen exigsncies by which we are now
surrounded. Let us with deep reverence beseech
him to restore the friendship asd good WI which
prevailed in former days among tie people Or the
several Sfzses and, above all, tysave MS from the
Horrors Of civil war and sauiltinesssn Let
our fervens prayers ascend to His Throne taas Ne
would not desert Us in shis hour o. extreme pesil
bzt remember ns as He did our fathers Id the dirk
esz days of the Revolutf0n and prsserva cur fsnn-
ststution and our Union, the work of their hands,
foYages yet toscOme.
an 0mnipatent Providence may oFerrule exist
ing evils for permanent good. He San make the
wrath Of man to praise HIM, and thu remainder of
wrath he can restrain. Let me invoke every ju-
dfvidual, in whatever sphere Of life he nav be
placed to feel personal responsibility to God and
his country for keeping this day holy ana for con
tribnting all in his power to removs our actual
and impending ealamities.
JAMES Bg0HKNAN.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-22
DEATH ON RATS AND REACHES.

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER,
the safe and effective used
the destruction these troublesome Verrnin
d, sure and ask for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH DE
sTRoyER hee many spurious articles offered for
Earsae by ). WRIGHT CO.,
ia l5ra&w a ISL Shartros street