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It will be observed by the general statement
that the dead weight of the banks is rapidly falling
of. True, the Ajax has taken some long paper
this week. and though the general impression Is,
that our banks are discouniing nothing, taking no
paper, as the phrase is, the impression is not con-
frrned, as they have been taken exchange more or
less through the week, aiding in moving produce,
and taking paper from day to day. But as we are
going through crisis, it cannot be expected that
more than one-qnarter Of the applications can be
responded to. Moreover, with sales Of cotton and
sugar daily, it would be supposed, with the pro-
ceeds, many debtors could pay up more or less.
The Exchange market opened this morning with
free supply-a good assortment Of bills. Follow
ing the opening, dispatches from New York came
over the wires countermanding orders, withdraw
ing letters of credit for the nonce, it is supposed
This led to a dead halt in general negotiations.
The counter rate for checks on New York ruled at
! f9ct. discount. After meridian some banks adj
vancetl to / for round sums The custom rate
however, was ], and outdoor transactions ranged
from l0lt TO II discount, say 0000, one transac
ton, at dis; five days sight at dis; sixty days
sight 3a@14 dis; but there is no market for time
bills, unless for something remarkably strong and
then only in small sums. In Sterling there were
sales of clear bills at 964@96s and 81 1t is pre-
sumed good for coffee dealers and remittances'
There were no movements in document bills of suf-
| fcient amount to command quotations but 90093
are extreme quotations. In francs there sales
by one party of 100000 at 5.7l4; other sums at
| 5.75. We quote from $50 to $50 up to $40
rather more in favor than sterling
The effect of the New York adviees was sensibly
experienced among dealers # they could not draw
on New York, they could not buy, though two OIL
three parties were quite active to-day.
New York is again in a corner. Foreign ex
change has receded, and the secession movements
are causing great trepidation among all parties
banks, bankers exchange dealers and merchants
one and all, are in great state of alarm. New
York is C0RNERED.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

There were also received for account of Mobile
banks two lots-Sl00O0 and s5o,o0O-whch are
going forward.
The great cotton market has been unsettled dur
ing the entire week, and no prospect for an i'm
mediate recovery, that is, for two or three weeks
Tie receipts for the week have been 64,594 bales
against II $50 bales for the corresponding week
last year. The sales for this week reach 10000
bales against rs 900 bales for the corresponding
week last year. The receipts from Red river and
ouachita river will be counting up rapidly, while
from shipping points on the Mississippi river there
will be a falling of. The receipts at Mobile for the
week ending last night foot up 19,500 bales. This
falling off may be in part attributed to the bad con-
dition of the roads in the interior of Alabama.
The advices from Europe during the week are up
to the 2ith ult., brought by the Canadian at Port
land, and the Asia at NewYork. Middlng Orleans
cotton was quoted at SD. The next intelligence is
looked for with exceeding interest. It may be at
hand on Monday or Tuesday but the Europa-the
steamer of the lst instant from Liverpool-will
bring the response to the adyices which were taken
out by the Atlantic on the 18th November.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

$685. $780, Beyond this there are It's porte feuilles
and over half million in exchange. This may be
called banking on gold and silver. But most peo-
pie overlook the one. horse team away down in
Jackson Square, the Bank Of America. 0ut Of all
i!s fifteen hundred regular depositors and custom
era it has not one dollar Of protested paper on
hand. This augurs WE'LL looks strong. and is highly
favorable for the soundness and solvency Of the
downtown traders and the patrons of this bank.
The balance Of the free banks sound and in po-
sition.
! In explaining the impregnability of our banks,
we are not guided much for our local readers as
| for our country and distant subscribers. We can
only add 70 all, when you receive note of the
banks of New Orleans, You can go to sleep on ii
1 you can keep it day or you can keep it year.
The changes in the bank movement for the week
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TOBACCO. We did not hear Of sale.
sTArgHENT nF rnRAeal.

Stock on haIld not cleared l3iaii
+ SUGAR. The market was dull, and the sales
were confined to about 200 hrds. at unchanged
prices. Fair to Fully Fair 4I@5c. % %.
MoLAssEs -. The sales embraced about 400
bbls including 40 Inferior at 4oe., 120 Choice at
a. and 100 at 253c. y gallon.
FLoUR. About 900 bbIs. were disposed of, IN
Guiding le0 superfne in two lots at s4 as, $50 in
two lots at "a so, and $50 Low Extra at s5 " bbI.
GRAIN. The sales of Corn embraced about
1900 sacks, comprising 1900 White at 60, and 1000
Mixed at sec. u bushel. of Oats about 1000 sacks
st. Louis changed hands at Ale. q busheI
AY....A lot of 60 bales Western was taken at
$2T q ton.
PROVISIONS. In Pork, Bacon and Lard we did
not hear OF a sale of any moment
COFFEE ~. The sales embraced $50 bags, of
which $50 at 10Sc., 100 at IL, and so at 12c. ID b.
SPIRITS TCRfENTINE. 40 bbls. sold at 32Ic. 79
gallon.
WHISKY. We did not hear Of sale of any
consequence.
FaEIGHrs.. Vessels on the berth for Liverpool
filling up with Cotton at ID, and for Havre at l3c.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10
CATTLE M ARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY. Dec 10, 1860
Received Saturday 100 Western Beeyes, 4s
Texas Beeves, $50 Calves, 647 Hogs, 30 Sheep and
20 Mileb Cows. Stock on sale comprises 325
Western Beef Cattle, 1850 Texas Beef Cattle, lao
Veal Cattle, 1000 Hogs, 400 Sheep and 100 Mich
Cows. We quote:
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Aeule!n Of tie 5tlMAets.

CRESCENT OFFICE No 10 CAaP STREET,
Monday Morning Dec. 10 1860
CorToN... The market on Saturday was dull
and dropping and the sales embraced only about
1900 bales at previous prices
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10
x ATTamAN's TROPICAL aooEINe-

II - --s : =,
Cheaper and superior any ever ussd u Southern
clnAte.
Its tested and recognized qualities re-
LIST. nURAbItdTY-eaual To the slate roofs
I'd MPERMEA EARILITY-Snperior any other; no crss ku
leaks being possible.
3d. BEAUTY-It presents smooth like
4th CHEAPNEsS-H mnch less than though Il Il AZ
good any slate wood roof and tie nferr
composition roofing heretoore offered the puhc
cost of cutters and valleys.
9Th. INCoMBUsTIBMITY-Is win rssist fire better thar q
slate-roof ~
9Th CoNvEaIENeEIt win not soften under tas hea ~
this climate and protects the interior Of buildings
tense heat of summer.
Tth SoLIDITY-It becomes harder smoother fro az
be put roofs Of any slope; eeg f
weight does not require heavy raftars support hie
not liable corroon and beakng
The TROPICAL Ro0FINGh is chemical cousponsd Of
substances several Of which peculiar cohir
In proportions dacovesed by actual experiment epeer
in this city
Testimonials Of the in the nan
Of tha agent and be verified by persen Wishing
All orders left the st-cface, Box No. i, viii he
y. g. RATHMAN,
feI5 ly corner of Bisnviils and Msss,, STA
R EAL ESTATE EAGENT-JoHN PURCELL. No.
~ u Exchange Place STAIRS nearly opposite
Office Leasing Renting Collection of Rents of
improved and unimpoyed REAL cities of New
Orleans Jefferson and Garrolton Investment Of
AL business entrusted to him promptly 70.
iyi6 FIN
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10
s6,sss,osl sl5.o8s,l2s s7gI q
slLO2l,s2o $40, 1886 $780, 3S
ComnaratiYa Statement for two Weeks.

Actual nLong and Short Loans for the sO 1854
The following table comprises the amount of
loans, long discounts, mortgages and pledges, and
active movement in paper maturing within ninety
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

Amount of discounts beyond ninety days, Dec sol
discounts beyond ninety days, Dee. g., SIG
Decrease for the week 23iO25
The following sums of coin have been received
this week they are not all entered in the weekly
oi1r1,r dc mi tls nlnrninnr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10


hetwsen FeydIAs nnl 3rHrier slteets.
Manufacturers and Deslets in STOVES and TIN WARE
Wholesale and Retail COPPER, TIN and SHEET IRON
WORKERS.
We respectfully call the attention of commission and
country merchants housekeepes hoe propriefoa
large and we'll assorted stock of Cooking Paor 0dce and
Heating Stoves comprising almost every kind in existence.
Tin gnd Japanned Ware Chgng Dishes, Old Dominion Coffee
Pots Heca Urns Coffee Geqnes Toilet seis Lamps enterns
all kinds of Wares suitable for Cooking ana Domestic pur,
poses All of which will be- sold lower prices than any house
In tie city.
Manufacturers the CREOLE COOKING STOVE so well
adapted for the of HOTELS Planters which invite
particular gttentee.
which will BE- sold at manufacturers prices.
Particular attention paid all kinds House and Steamboat
obbng Tin and Sheet Irou Pipes ysley Cutters Eseate
Pipes and all kinds Of Copper Tin and Sheet lion Work
promptly executed, felSM
poWLHs = yUDsON. cfINA CRo0KEeY AND
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10
NEW YORK

To sail on THURSDAY, Dec. 13 at O'Clock A. NJ.
-EE. FOR NEW YORK. VIA HAVANA
9AEkAs The steamship ,,l Empire City, s Baxter.
above, with The United States mails and passengers.
Passage to New YorkCabn S+0 Steerage, S25 Passage
to Havana--Cahin, S20 Seelage SO
freight apply at the Office of the Company 81
Magazine street.
ID tl2 SIDE WISER 4 CO., Agents.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

NOTICE no CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS

PATENT SAWED wEATHERBoAgBTEG, @
Both Rough and Dressed from the very best YEI.I.0w
PINE and CYPR timber, for sale IN lots purchasers
at the LOWEST MARKET PRICE.
fels ly STAR FLAMING WILLS. New Basin. s.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10
I EEDs' FOUNDRY. NEW oRl.EANs

I EEDS' FOUNDRY. NEW ORLEANS
LEEDS 4 co. IRON FoUNDERs,
and Manufacturers Of Vertical and Horizontal SesE Ees
Belars, Sugar Mills, Vacuum Pans Sugar Eetes Claess
Filters Steam and Horse Power Draining Machines Mills
Gin Gearing Iron Columns snd Buildings Furnaces
mouths Crate Bars etc. and all Machinery required for the
5outh ~ z84 Tss8TGi 80 :
have been duly authorised prepared construct
STILIMAN'S PATENT BAGAssE FURNACE. NJ 81
sut2 dAwlv
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

EDMOND FROIDHVAUx, NO So eHARrRE4
IA street intorm respectfully the ladies that
now in his Lace Linen Drapery and Manna Store
trely and all of them imported this They have
been with the in the first places Of Buss
his Store only articles greatest eness the latest
taste and a a et nn9iee'iouehe IN n iities
n B There have beeu Werkroems annexed TO his Fsta
shmeni for the Mi nery Department and the other for
the Dress and Mantua Making Toe Ladies respectfully
ced for themselves the two
Young Ladies' brought from Paris the direction
those two Departments. MI l5t
NOTICE-THE FOURTH DISTRICT AGENCY MER-
lS chants Mutual Insurance Gompany Of New Orleans has
moved its office No Magazine street, Josephius
vnd st. Andrew streets. nsIm
II between Camp and ST. Charles residence Magazine
street het~ean Maengo and Milan streets Napoleon
me. Jefferson city fes "
MYSTERIOUS SECOND sIGHp...
II Z L e r!
CoGSAe BR Splms II BoNDEp WARE
9sa., e Ie#3 lsalsve = i Co.;
y : and % Z iafd nupuy / Co,
i !. / s%d md ) ) h E4sspas Ff.asi &. tss'ss
8 z and q Y 6aatier Freres.
For sale by Sd aRATTAA Il CO..
nl9 So e'ostelahonse st
CaA1IPAGNE-sesTHE THOMAS. PRopRIR-
nd baskets Gordon verte, qts and pts
lUt Deio'
Eo, sale ~ % pefs2y, I. ssP!i; 9tk AyI.A.eo
al3 al3 % Casloakanse street.
SHERRg-lo Il casks Dan Gesdoa Pals. fss sale y
zn2o corner firasier aud Ness 1.evseisf
EsLARET MIN lNEs,4.........sCLAEsEp WIN u.
Eig. casks good bodied WINE q dice, frnpOsta
ton, faE sale a naadera1s prices, ~ -
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paWLES 81 JUDS0N, CHINA CRoOKEgY AND
y House Furnishing Goods. 10. u camp street:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

sg~ VARIETIES STABLES, n sgs -sp,.
G[A~ Removed to 96, e8 and 100 Philppi st. @dgSza2
foot Of Union street,
FORMERLY KNOWN AS ECLIPSE STABLE IS
The ude signed would respectfully call the attention Of his
friends all nires o e Horses the of Sim
GLE Matched fFntins and Pacing Horses just ed having
been purchased expressly for his ket in the
and Csnadas, and will be sold at fair prices.
ols 6m j. NJ FRENCH
- MUSICAL INsTRUGTIoN-W,J ]. GRE
AR Qur the past ionr Professor of In
tGenenary Bolegef offers his citizens
New Orleans as Teacher of Piano, Violin Guitar.
For terms, ETC., apply TO A. f. Backmar Bros Music
Store, IA Gaiap street. 3ns
DERSONS HAVING BUSIR SIS WITH GEORGE, @.
BR0HER late No. lla Poydras stree at the
Gas Fitting of Mr. Q. LoEPFLER, No. l25 Chartres
+. lDt
EDIIoND FROIDEVAUx, NO So CHARITIES
~ street. has received bs the ships Globe Baden, Bambsrg
Johannsberg the greatest portion
Of his Stock for the which will be completed the
The Miilnefs Makers will nnd IN his Estab N
ment in the first story as hereofore kind Furnishing
Goods and Nouveaues for Dresses Maut
200 pieces of Ribbons Tafeta No 16 Of all coiors with
Soltsrino, Magenta lndne and Ftuxa at 25 yard.
n2t lot
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10
DENTISTRY.
No. 1a RARoNNE STREE

<9s4aS CGnal-New Orleans and sonthein Den
fKSySsAt tai DepotJust received. large and fresh
LII sorinent Of Jones' and Whites TEETH, and
also, Goid FOIL etc. -
nl0 Ct ANF9UA ROBINSON.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

To sail on THURSDAY. Dec. 49, at s A. ~
~rEn GALVESTON AND MArAGORDA BAY.
t% fgSh Orleans and Texas United States Mall Line
The superior coppcred and copper rfasened steam
ship Cas. Morgan, Lawless commander %ill sail as
above, carrying the United States mails For freight Or pas
having superior staeroom accommodations, apply on
board or to /. O. HARRIS Manager,
81 Camp street
steamship will every Thursday and SIM
dRy nnorniugg for the aiove frrts. dl0
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10
GALVESTON AND MATAGoRDA BAL

Ta sail on TUESDAY, Dec IL Rt A. n.
rz=, GALVESTON AND MATAGORIA BAY.
IN tEkh New Orleans and Texas United States Mail Line
The superior coppered and copper.fasene
ship Mexico, W H. Talbot commander will leave above,
carrying United States mails. For freight and
having superior apply board to
l. G. HARRIS, Manager,
81 Camp street.
dav morrif1a for the above uorts do
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To the P1lhlin

The public are hereby notified that the PREF ara
ton extensively known as DIR ). T.. TOWN
SENDS COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARSAPh-
RILL A, is now manufactured under my direction
and supervision, from the original recipe obtained
from Dr. ). P. Tow send and 1 certify thai it is
composed OF ingredients purely vegetable, md with
out mercury; and also thai the ingredients are Iu-
diciOusly compounded, to obtain Ton them
their greatest medic nal e fleet
JAS. K. Chiffon, NJ u Chemist.
DIR ). =. TOWNSEND'S COMPOUND IN
TRACT OF SARSAPARILLA, has reputation
among all civizAd nations The best pre- paration
for kENONATING AND PURIFYING THE
BLOOD, which science has ever offered t. mHn.--
In his resides its peculiar excellence and To this Is
due its world " Idle lwn.
1t contains all the vegetable principle, which
rcrience has proved useiui ia clearing, The stem
f. ON disease, extracted and combined with tho
highest skill which the tincIncnt OF modern chem
istTy enables IT, IL rnpluy.
Whatever HAY he SAID toy mortified competitors
spleuetic ply STREAMS the fast that - IS medicine
is evcry whaTe used, and that creates i'll
creased demand, shows concuaiVtly that II possess
medicinal merits 81 the nrst order
CAUTION.-'ro avoid imposition II will lie nee
eSsary to zee that Dli JAMES Il. Chiffon :
certificate, ~ we'll the signature Of pr. ). T..
Townsend, Is Oh The outside WRAPPER Of each bot
tie Be- very careful To other
PROJECTORS office, No II Button street, n. \ -
and Tor sale by every Drugs ist in the city.
inay3t 1IuW
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charge very distinctly, hut can tell you
what he can prove, by referring to the
record. You remember | was AN old Wing,
and whenever the Democratic party tried to
get me to vote that the war had been right
eously begun by the President, would no!
do it, But whenever they asked for any
money, or land-warrants, or anything to pay
the soldiers there, during all that time, /
gaze the same UOte that Judge Douglas did.
You can think as you please as to whether
that was consistent. Such is the truth;
and the Judge has the right to make all he
can out of it. But when he, by II general
charge, conveys the idea that | withheld
supplies from the soldiers VINO were fighting
in the Mexican war, or did anything else TO
hinder the soldiers, he il, to say the least,
grossly and altogether mistaken, as a con-
sultation of the records will prove to him.
Tomorrow we will give Mr. LincOln's
views on the Fugitive Slave Law, the ad-
mission of Slave States, slavery in the Dis
trict of Columbia, and in the Territories.
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4 SINGULAR PERsoNAGE--"O Occasion a >
the Washington correspondent of the Phil
adelphia Press, gives the following analysis
of the peculiarities of Cornelius Wendell
one If the tribe of spectators who frequent
the Hobbies at v ashington, and live off its
rich pickings:
But probably the most extraordinary of
all the characters who have figured before
these investigating committees, in both
branches, is MIR. Cornelius Wendell. He Is,
in fact, one Of the curiosities OF the capital
| have heard it alleged that he has appeared
before every investigating committee ex
c. pting the judiciary, that las been raised
during the present and last sessions aud
while nearly every body else gets into trou-
bile Wendell manages to keep his mead
above water. Openly against the Admins
tratiOn of Mr.. Buchanan, after having
borne the most confidential relations to il ,
he is still on intimate terms with Mr..
Appleton and others of the leading spirits
in that concern. Denounced by Judge
Douglas from the stump during his Illinois
campaign, " eudell is at this moment ole
of the Judges most ardent and liberal
friends. A Democrat in all his feelings, it
is interesting to see how many of the Re
publicans are under his control.
lie tells everybody that he is poor and
yet seems ever ready to assist the poor.
| and it is told of him, us good joke, that
he borrOws money when he is rich and
lends it when he is out of pocket. Appar-
emily reckless in the management of his
own affairs, his printing establishment is Al
model of regularity and completeness, and
is conducted with an order, care, and
IL, - a.,
wonder of all observers. He seems To keep
no secrets, to tell all he knows, whenever
summoned before the investigating commit
tees and yet contrives to protect those with
those whom he has had certain mysterious
dealings. Charitable and kind to il fault,
his appetite for making money seems to in
crease as he grows older Such is Corne-
Illus Wendell man more feared by the
President, and at the same time beloved 10y
Il host of friends, than almost any other |
could name
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Opposition State Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR,
HENRY S. LANE, of Montgomery.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
OLIVER P. MORTON, of Wayne.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM A. PEELLE, of Randolph.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
JONATHAN S. HARVEY, of Clarke
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
ALBERT LANCE, of Vigo.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES G. JONES, of Vanderburgh.
FOR REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion.
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN p. JONES, of Lagrange.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
MILES J. FLETCHER, OF Putnam.
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REV. LEROY SwoBM5TEDr, who has been
Senior Book Agent Of the Methodist Book
Concern at Cincinnati for over twenty
years. has been compelled by ill health TO
retire. His place is filled by the election 10y
the General Conference of Rev. Adam Poe,
and Rev. Mr.. Hitchcock of Illinois takes
Mr. Poes place The new firm is Poe &
Hitchcock
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OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF STATE, INDIANA, /

OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF STATE, INDIANA,
Indianapolis, Feb. Is, 1860 /
To THE PEOPLE or INDIANA The Hartford Fire
Insurance Company having complied with the law
OF Indiana, by filing in this Office a Statement of
its Condition the first day If January 1869, and
having invited examination of its affairs Iy this
Department, /, John w. Dodd, Auditor of the State
sonal and Thorough examination of the books and
Hartford. Conn, ana that the Company own and
have their possession i'm cash, and in securities
convertible at pleasure, nearly one Million of Dol
lars, applicable to the payment of loSSes--in
amount corresponding with their official State
mcut of January last. The Hartford Fire Iasu-
rance Company has been i'll eNistence for hail -
century The high character Of its officers tt.r
perience and probity-the prompthcss and fidelity
with which it has met all its engaSeHeuts-lsstly
entities it the highest rank among the Insurance.
Companies of the country, and commends it to the
patronage of the people of Indiana
JOHN W. DODD, Auditor Of State.
Insurance against Loss or Damage by kire, on
Dwellings. Furniture. Stores, Warehouses, Mer-
chandise, Mills, Manufactures, and other kinds of
property, be effected in this Company upon
favorable ten ms the nature of the risks aud
rity 10 Policy holders will admit.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION given 10 usuriu+s
r; property, consisting "f Dwellings, Barns, aud
otItbuildinls connected, aud Furniture, Live Stock,
Han, Cram. Farming Utvn -, &r., Ne, contained
therein, for "a term Of years al Low rates OF pee
mi,.m.
Applications tor Insurance may be made to the
uu'ler-iSurI, tho daily authorized Agents OF the
Company. \. e. HALLnGk & SON, Agt=.
UfFGcE:-Marble nHII Building, Main street.
mays-2m
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Ry~ Heenan and Savers are not to fight
again. The baube for which they mauled
each other is to be Implicated. The old belt
is to be retained by the proprietor of BelEs
life, and to he fought for by whoever wants
it; while Heenan and Sayers are each to
have new belt, "just like the Old one,
and Sayers is to leave the ring. He will
now probably devote the energies OF his
muscular form to the vending of 'art-and-
arr, and will occasionally turn up his mug
and show how belts were won.
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FIRE AT NEwBURGH.--We learn that The
dwelling-house occupied by And. Hustun,
in the lower part of the town, was burned
to the ground on Thursday night of last
week. Mr.. Hnstun, We believe, saved most
Of his furniture. The fire Is supposed TO
have been the work Of an incendiury
Var. Dent
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WOrId.RenOwned SarSapariIIa

Thousands have experienced lis sanitary effects,
aud tens OF thousands have Witnessed ii, until il
has ceased 10 be a question among the intelligent
portion Of the community.
hen the BLOOD becomes liftcss and stagnant,
either from the effects of Spring weather. change
OF climate, want of exercise, The Use of uniform
saline diet, amy other cause this compound EN
tract ot SIIsaparIlla, Will renew the blood, carry
OH the putrd lIumoIs, cleanse the stomach Rht-
ULATE I ii BOWELS, aid inli,rt u tou, - .ie CT
to the whole body