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What Everybody Wants.
THE FAMILY D0CTOR:
CONTAINING
SIMPLE REMEDIES, EASILY OBTAINED
FOR TILE CURE OF DISEASE IL
AL. FORMS.
PROFESSOR HENRY 8. TAYLOR, MD.

SS0R HENRY 8. TAYLOR, NJ. D.
YOU How TO attend upon the sick
and how to cook for them
how TO prepare Drinks
Poulticcs, &C., and how
to guard against infectios
from Contagious DiSeaS-
Cs
YOU OF the various diseases 0.
Children, ana gives th,
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OF treatment durin .
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COUNTY TREASURER.

JULIUS BAKER, of Hebron township, will
be candidate for the Office Of County Treas
urcr, subject to the decision OF the Rcpul Ii
can county convention. x
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Eiectnent Notice.

Eiectment Notice.
William Y. Heating, No III June Term,
AdoIph f. Borie, G 1860, in the Common
james ~ Nilcox, Pleas ef Potter Co.
rs. ACTION OF EJEcTNENT.
William a. Scott for purchase money for
ana lot Of fifty acres ofland
Lewis IIaitzGan. in Roulet Township, in
said County. bounded rs follows: Beginning
at the Southwest corner of lot now in pos
session of John Noithcr thence East hy south
line OF other lot 100 rods 10 sugar tree
corner, thence South 6J.7 rods TO a corner.
thence West l20 rods to corner, thence North
CO.. rods to place Of beginning
And now, june 2lst. A. D. 1860, the Sheriff
of said County having returned that the De-
PENDANTS cannCt be found in his bailiwick, on
motion Of Juo. s. Mann, Plaintiffs Attorney,
rule on Defendants to appear and plead on CT
before the third day of next Term OF Court, or
Judgment by dcfanlt-Rue to be published
according to Act of Assembly.
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SEAL ooh day Of June, i. D. 1850
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TIE Fourth i'll our village amount
cd to some cannonading from | a. NJ. till
P NJ, and some fre-crackers fired off by
the boys, lots of drunk men, aud two
fights. We are thankful that it amount
cd to SO little Of the kind. -
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CHARLES MANNING, !
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and West Streets, Coudersport, Pa, Is pre-
pared to do ali kinds of work in his lIpr
ON the most reasonable terms. Prouu''
taken in payment. l2:39
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The Coudersport Academy opened last
Monday with 80 scholars, aad number
more are expected to attend.
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Coudersport, June 2O,' 1860.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-21
PROCLAMATION OF MAzzHa

The follbwing is the text Of the procls nation ad-
dressed by Mazzni TO the Sisfans:
Sicilians When /, almost 80 years " inscribed
on the banner Of young ltg, the word Unity; when
said that popular ua1rreeiion might sxpel Aas,cia
from LOmhardy and overthrow the thrones CT the
IL sros Of Florence, Rome, and Naples, practca, men
laughed a. me for thinzn OF impossib dreauIS and
declared a. Utopian scheme what is low tho most
ardent wish every IialaGthe poliu al unit of that
peninsula.
Facts have ust lied my assertions the revolutions
Of ls4S have prove that act throne even when sup
rorted by foreign ayonos could I'D agailsS tie will
of the PEOPLE; the events which have taken place in
Italy during the ast twelve month 3cleary show that
unity will be longeas dream, ba reality when the
people who stil groaa in chains give 4. s,rong and
fresh impulse u ovens, and resuIrs vigorous inla
tive.
"Sicans' BE ySa the frs,; show hat YOU haze
Gegeneried sin.e the days Of your ances.ors Rev
oution is pormaneal in Sicily, ssgs old Eprope Isci
be rghl, and let THU aime be the fast. 10
insurreelicn spread from md TO another of you
island hght big heroes, az yea are ia he habit d do
ing, and you viii De victorious.
The Government Of TIA Bouybons having been
broken down, we will proclaim ihat which Contra
Italy has already chosen, the oaly tl&a can D.
oalei Italian, that of the brave and gallant King lie
us, therefore, inscribe on banners the word An
ncSsuon.
BEFORE boinga Republican, I was favor Of unity,
kr Il appeared y me thst repuohc alone could
lead TO il. was mistaken, Victor Emmanuel mado
Italy provress coward thai object h. will lead her to
| il, II The people viii assss him. thus sacrifice old
ideas 10 al principlos and with you Sicilians, and
all the oiAerpecple II tho Italian PENINSULA who win
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-21
IMPORTANT FROM SICILY
Garibaldi Joins the Insurgents.
OF COUNT moNrEmOLIy
LETTER FROM TOM SAVERS.
Marriage Of PiccOlOmini.

TIE steamship AdriatiO from Southampton on the 9th
Of May arrived here Saturday with three days
lator news from Europe She left IHavro on the 9Th
inst and arrived off Cowes the evening. Hay-
ing embarked the mails and passengers, she sailed
again on the evening of the 9h passing the Needles al!
6:sOp. M, whence to Cape Race she encountered
constant succession Of strong westerly winds, with
head sea. She arrived off the Light-Shp at $3.50 a.m
in a dense fog, and WAS detained hours.
The Great Britain has arrived from Australia, with
ESQ, 900 in gold, after passage Of 90 days
Tie Arabia came in contact with the screw-stcamor
Great Britain when coming into the river from the
Sandon Basin. The Arabia had rigging of port side
carried away. The Great Britain was not injured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-21

FRoM HAvANA.-The u. s. Mail steamship DE Soto,
J. ID. Bulloch, commander, arrived at 10 O'Clock on
5 'urday morning, from New-Oreans via Havana
with merchandise and l9l passfng TO Livingston,
Crocheron & Co. She was detained ontside the bar
two hours by fog. The DE Soto left New-oFleans on
the 10Th and arrived at Havana on the morning OF the
lttb. and sailed from thence on the 18th at p m.
There was no Jews of any Importance stirring at Ha-
vana but produce arriving from the interior Tor
shining and vessels in good demand at improved
rates Bark Growler, Of Rockland for Boston, was ia
sail in about eight days; brig Laurcita, jackson, fol
New-York, TO sail 10th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-21

Seward was killed, and the conspirators danced wi
roy. They had achieved glory enough for one day.
We have no tears TO sned over the fats Of Sews,
His political talents aad his political errors cenhi
70 render him dangerous mla, AMI bis political a.
II blessing 10 She country. But he was repsess
tive man OF she Republican party; he was t1e'''nn
whom the delegates went to Chicago iia:d .,'
WAS the man Republican eectora expected @ ssi,t
The result fills the party 18th l-,oneoaled dsl, ~
inent and resentment, and destroys its iaSl i
succtss.
From The Buffalo Daily Courier. 49, f,r
We confess 10 some surprise at The honil 5;ny
the Presfdelcy made at Chicage. NotwliiN N'a ,,
the hostility of I9liticans 10 Mr. Seward we'w
posed tlat the hearts Of the kepubiican sSes Oe "
trpe for heir g,xt leader aud that their fll "oud
DO law 10 ,ba rorve, ton. In this o,iuiA W We're
mistaken The RepuIlical leaders have Secluded to
policv and thrown overheard ths man WHO % s,Vv"
in tho front rank of their battles anu sOndefeo tle
position which the party holds. They bay TtJocteu
Seward for man infinitely his inieriora every re-
syect-a man without experience in libc affairs,
without the slightest pretensions TO anship and
whose highest recommendation 10 pordlr support is
that he WAS beaten by Stephen A. DAsEs in 1875, in
that memorable handto-hand eonst for the United
States Senalonllp IN Illinois,
lie IS a man OF nerve, ndepenSence, and perseyer-
ance, but lacking in culture ard in many other quail
itFs that DO most adon the OCCUPANT of tue Presden
iial chair.
The Republicans have nominated Hannibal Hamlin
n Maine Tor the Vico-Presidency He formerly a
loemocrat, and is a man of a much higher order Of
ability than Mr.. Lincoln.
PROM The Detroit Cslich) Free Press
The Black Republican Convention at Chicago yea
ierday threw overheard Seward, and thereby made by
all Michigan Black Republcansm very much down III
the mouth. They have nominated Lincoln for Pres-
Lincoln Of iltuois, the man whom
Douglas beat two years ago. That is all the feput-
lion he has simply as the man who was qeaten, and
bic reputation Will not desert him this year.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

The Great Eastern is advertised 20 sail from South
eulioD for Ncwiork on the 9th VI june.
In the House OF Commons, May Z, "a dIscusSon oil
zone length took place between Mr.. Walter and VT.
norman relative to an article which appeared in TIE
London Times, and which Mr. il0rsnan said contained
u gross cllumny and AN Insulting asperson upon The
House.
A few playful remarks by Lord Palmerston, fol-
lowed by Others IN the sprit by DIR. Dsraell, put
stop TO further discussion, aud the subject dropped
May 3, the PAPER Duty Repeal bill wip read third
time and passed-9l9 Yeas ana 2l0 Nays.
hdlle. ticcoonn leis London for Sienna on Thurs
day evening, where she il To be married TO the Marquis
and Duke Gaetani. formal betrOthal took place
prior leaving, and the marriage contract was daily
Drawn up. 1t said she has realized fortune OF
$4,000 by her brilliant talents. The Marquis is a
nan OF property aud high faniy Piccolominis name
is Clenentni. Her father Is Count ClementlDi.
The English gun factories are now at work night and
day on prodgious scale forging the Armstrong guns
OF all sizes, from six TO l0J-pounders ltise expected
thai DO guns, chiefly OF tbs larger description, "ll
lie AIDE this year. During the nlnc months snce the
factories have been in operation ~ complete and
EQUIPPED batteries of field artillery have been turned
out equipped for service, well as 2OJ fo-poundeFs
Cor naval use, beside large number OF lOJpounders
in progress OF manufacture, and which VIII be ready
by the Let of August next.
TIE FIGHT FOR THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FROM SAVERS.
TO The Editor Of The Tines
SIR: The period has arrived when it becomes my
duty Thank the great British public fol The patronage
tley have bestowed uI0nme.
Ii is not for me to pass any remark upon my late
struggle when the New World was pltied against the
Old; tut one thing can say in honesty that did my
bet for the lard OF my birth and dearest affections.
Lad opposed to NE one worthy of me, and whose ac-
tivy, rapidly and pluck, it was no small task TO en-
counter. Sprung from own race, the Americans
ne crit best qualities, aud as our conflicts with them
have in the process Of time ended in peace 80 may
every bitterness engendered by the late struggle for the
championship, Ia,saway for ever! Upon my own
Iart and that of my children | humby offer to you
nav most grateful thanks, and trust, to Whatever
period Providence will extend my life, that ast of
nine either in private in public life viii bs un-
worthy of one who has received the notice Of The
Times newspaper.
| reu ain Sir, Sc,
TOM SAVERS, Champion of England
London Sunday MAY g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-21

.-seuben Corliss, shoemaker, residing in Manches-
,er \. H.. on "Wednesday shot William Calei with a
lor.e.nistol. The weapon was loaded with shot thr-
ton 81 which entered the throat Of Cale nilletng
onnda which viii probably prove fatal. Co.ss had
sandered Calefs wife, when remo"'.ra''" S''"'O ~
he retuliated by trying TO murder the husband
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-21

Fans on the shores of the Black Sea, but since tho
surrender of Shamyl, Daghestan aud Lesghia have
remained quiet, and the road between Hitler
and Father Caucasia Is now perfectly safe. The
independent tribes of the western Caucasus are
Therefore of little Importance; but even their power
Of resistance viii soon be broken; and tho lash
barricr between Russia and Armenia once removed,
oi'hcr Persia or Asiatic Turkey will have to rue
,ir political blunder in not giving assistance to the
CircassiaDs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-21
ITALY.
TIE sICILIAN INSTRUCTION.

Tie news from Sicily is stirring, and of much inn
pcltance On the night OF the 5th Garibadi left &C.
noa secretly for the island. There was, at time,
danger that his expedition would be failure, for the
Piedmontete Government had ordered all the arms
and ammuniton intended for vse in Sicily to be scbed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-21
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE ADRIATIC.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26
Mnine =gntelItgentt.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp Street,
Monday Morning, November 26 1860

Monday Morning, November 70, 1861. y
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Cahawba, Smith, for New York via
Havana, Jas Connely &co
Ship Armada, Thompson, for Boston,
Meeker, Knox Geo
Ship Nuremburg, Schneideau, for Hayre
Baxter, Lowell &co
Bremen ship Magdeline, Hencke, for Bremen,
Baxter, Lowell eco
Ship Houghton, stanwood, for Fleetwood, Eng.
Meeker, Knox &co
Bark d Chase, Chase, for New York,
Cohen II Soria
Bark D Carver, Wiley for Boston,
CIV Hynson AGO
Brig Jessie Rhynas, Pendleton, for New York,
Nv Hynson &co
Schr Sister Kate, Ferrer, for Mobile,
Huntington & Bro
sehr VIM Mallory, Marshall, for Pensacola,
N Oyerten eco
Arrived Saturday.
Steamship Tennessee, Forbes, from Vera Cruz,
to | c Harris--Ist dist.
Bark ] L Davis, Fairchild, fm New York, to Geo A
Fosdck &co-Point.
Steamboats,. Z
w M Morrison, Yore. FIN st Louis.
John Roe Leayenworth I'm st Louis.
Republic, Baird, FIN Memphis.
Indian No 2, Greenlee, FIN Black River.
California, Myers, fm Mobile.
Towboat Calhoun, Porter, FIN the Passes-towed
down and to sea on the 18th inst, ships
Ferriere and Rochester-brought up bark
j L Davis.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26
Imports.

GALVESTON and INDIANoLA--Per steamship
Mexico-1 bale cotton to FRANKIE g. Dannel- 10 do
Perkins &co-25 do W Donnell &co- 2l do ]
Rugeley &co-3 do Black s. Byington-- $l449 in
E j Hart Eco Tirrell & Bates-s Aarons &co-
Henderson & Ganes--A Poinoy &co-Woodman g.
Bement w Crawford = McKeever's Express
JONES' Express-l06 head cattle Inbeau & Mehle--
20 do G Wilkins &co-Total 60 bales cotton.
INDIANOLA and GALYESTON-Per steamship
Suwanee-2 20 bales cotton West Where Is do
NJ Lowe &co-1s do A Rugeley &co--ls do do
R L Adams &co-33 do Pilsbury-l do A D Kelly
&co-32 bbls pecans 179 hides B L Mann &co-lsa
head cattle lnbeau Mehle- sundries to order
Total los bales cotton.
VERA GRUZ-Per steamship Tennessee case
mdse Preau & Couture.
LIyERPOOL-Per ship Courier COCO sacks salt
to J H Ashbridge d Nephew.
NEW YoRK-Per bark j L Davis Assorted
mdse--consignees previously reported.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26

The following is the manifest Of the steamer Bel
fast, previously reported sunk at Tompkins' Bend
542 bales cotton Scruggs, Donegan &co- 168 do
Moon & Bro 3s3 do Bradley, Wilson dco-163 do
Wright & Allen-22l do Hilliard, Summers &co-97
S 0 Nelson Eco 155 T Fl i ] Allen Eco 1e2
Rotchford, Brown &cs-97 NJ D Cooper &co--s9 do
W Cox &co--s6 Rosser, Prothro &co-79 Buckner,
Stanton & Newman-64 NJ Lowe &co-76 Byrne,
Vance Eco IA Battle, Noble &co- 64 w A John
son &co-60 Hughes, Hyllested &co-5sM NJ Brady
&co-53 Knex Il Higgins--52 Thornhill &co--4a do
Foley, Avery 80 6 P Black &co- 4s Davis,
jenkins &co-45 Barley, johnson &co-42 Hender-
son, Terry &co--4o Carroll, Hoy &eo-30 R W Est
lin &co-29 do A NJ Hopkins &co--27 do GLADDEN. &
Seixas- 26 R Groves &co-- 25 Fellowes &eo--24
Tarleton, Whiting & Tullis-2S Perkins &eo--23 dc
] Williams &co- 81 A D Kelly &co-- 20 R Nugeni
&co-I8 G & B Ricks-18 Block, McAfee Eco
Is & G Cromwell-l7 do R Cummings &co--1i
Martin, Cobb &co--16 Coleman, Britton & Withers
10 Person Eco 13 Frierson, Conway Eco
IL Winston, Morrison &eo-- 8 McLemore, RayburI
&eo-l0 Pritchard & Flower--9 Phelps & JONES'
A May &co--7 Nixon &co-e Montgomery & Hal
---5 Horrell, Gayle &co-4 do Samuel Barrett dc
Ward, Hunt &co-3 Levy & Dieter-2 Given, Watts
&co-- $50 bbls potatoes l56 bbls apples Bostwick
Tuttle Eco 80 bales osnaburgs Simms.-sun
dries to Mrs Turner @ a Slocomb &co--Farley
Jurey &co--Jas Turner-Norris, Maulf &co-Geo
Kousler-and order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26

Illinois, Malloy, fm St Louis.
Hannibal, Lee, I'm St Louis.
Argyle, Ebert FIN Cincinnati.
Cen Quitman, Cannon, fm Greenville.
NV Powell, Heno, FIN Fort Adams.
Ibervie, Baranco, fm Bayou Sara.
l. Whiteman, Norton, FIN Montgomery
Lake End JEFF. IL Car. r. r.
Hy Lewis, Winters, fm Mobile
Lake End JEFF. g. Car. RR.
Music, Dalferes fm Lafourche.
Acadia, Vincent, I'm Donaldsonyiie.
Towboat Baltic, Chapman, frn the Passes-towed
down and to sea on the 18th inst, ships
Consignment and Alice Ball, barks Mary
Hyler and Flight, schr Brilliante-brought
up ships Harvest Queen and Courier.
Towboat Victoria Steele, FIN the Pasaes-towed
down and to sea on the 18th inst, ships l. /
Sturgess and Harriet, bark Undine and brig
Kron Printz Carl-brought up ship Tara and
bark Washington.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26
Neh 0rleans 4ailp Crsstsut
THE RIVER AND MARINE DEPARTMENT..
2ibtr SnttLIiatrItf.

Veather---Husfness esume of the NeeIs--
Receipts of staple Produee-ArrivaIs for
the Week--Death of Capt. TayIor--Death
of Capt. Lamb---ResOIations of the Cap
tains' Association OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
of n Contract and its Consequences---The
l.. N, Kennetf---5iovementso OF New Or
leans teamcrs---MIscelianeeu Ttems---
Clippings from our Exchanges-Depart-
ures To-day, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26


NEW YORK VIA HAVANA--Per steamship
Cahawba- sl7 bales cotton 5 bbls pork 20 bbls
beans 43 bbs nuts 129 pkgs mdse for New York
10 tics hams 5 casks hams Ia bbls tallow 2 bbls
flour 20 bbls oil for Havana.
HAVRE-Per ship Nuremburg- 5000 bales cot
ton 500 seks corn.
BREMEN-Per ship Magdeline-- 1868 bales cot
ton so tons iron.
FLEETWOOD ship Houghton- 1855 bales
cotton.
BOSTON--Per ship Armada 1868 bales cottoI
10 bbls molasses 10 bbls -four etc.
NEW YORK-Per bark E hase- 1345 Dbl
molasses 60 hhds sugar 20 bbls pecans.
BOSTON-Per bark L D Carver-s25 bales cottol
1l30 pigs lead 3l9 bbls molasses N bbls whisky ss
hides 1000 slaves.
NEW YoRK--Per brig Jessie Rhynas- Is bale
cotton 1900 bbls molasses "a bhls whisky Isl hide
250 bdls hides $50 bxs wine so empty carboys.
PENSACOLA-Per schr VIM Mallory $50 SEX
corn scks coffee 10 bbls pork 40 bbls -four 2
bbls potatoes 10 bbls onions bbls molasses hht
sugar 10 bxs mustard,
MOBILE-Per sehr Sister Kate 9S bales hay
400 bbls coal 1s2 bbls -four AS hbls whisky.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26

ReIow--Colnfng Up.

Bremen ship Athena, schilling, fm Bremen Sep
tember 20, to master.
Ship Confidence, Sears. fm New York, to A Cohen.
Bremen bark Anna Delus, Hottendorff, FIN Bremen,
to Pandorff eco.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26
Arrfyetf Yestertfax.

Steamship Arizona, Smith, from Brazos Santiago
via fndianola, to / Harris-Ist district.
Steamship Mexico, Talbot, from Galveston and
Indianela, to ] G Harris-lst dist.
Steamship Suwanee, Dennison, from Indianola via
Galveston, to ] G Harris-Ist dist.
Ship Harvest Queen, Batcheder, I'm Rio de Janeiro,
to Baxter, Lowell &co--4th dist, 81.
Brit ship Courier, Watts, I'm Liverpool Both Sep
tember, to J Il Ashbridge & Nephew Sd
dist 47.
Brit ship Tara, Wilson, I'm Liverpool 30th septem-
Der, to master-Point.
Hamburg bark Washington, Pratz, fm Hamburg
18th September, to Cammack & Converse