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MES H. ODELL,
BRASS FOUNDER,

4 ND MANUFACTURER of BRASS
"A WORK Of every deseripi lou. No. IS Union street,
few doors from Suneor street, Cleveand o. He pre-
pared furnish all kinds Of work used or Steam, Wser
Gas and al the v8Tious articles used in the Plum
Business Beer Pumps Of ali kinds made aud repaired
Brass c. sting daily, and Bra Work Of al kinds
paired dsc2Rs
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AAhLNU CONNECTIONS
AZ Cleveland with sgeland and Toledo, Cleveland Co
lUnDus a. CinciDna Cleveland and Ene aad ClsVslsnd
and Pttsburgi RAiT q as
A. SolOI with hacks 70 ChagTin Falls, &c.
At Mantua with hacks for RaYenna, &c
AT Br1csville with hacks TO NsWsOT Eai.s, &c.
At Hauen with hacks to ShAron- G-esnfsld MsadTlis
Bloomfield Canield, &c.
AT Youngstown, with stages for New Casils, Poland
Ioyel, anf Enon VALLEY, and thsncs b. r =. W. &C q
B. 70 Pittsburgh.
Cleveland. Feb. 9. lsss. - -
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s-N. SANFORD, A. NJ PRINCIPAL,
Naluralald Moral Sciences.
aITs. NJ. L. H. SANFORD.
Associate Principal.
SAMUEL ST. JOHN. Ii. D.,
Natural History and Physiology.
Bliss LINDA T. GUlLFoRD,
Mathtnatics and English Grammar
bIlss JULIA s. HOPK. Ms,
Rhetoric, Criticism, and English Literature.
Miss HANNAH B. SMITH,
Latin Greek, and History.
Miss JULIA L. HUGGINs,
ARITHMETIC, Geography, and History.
Miss SARAH A. NOBLE
ars. S. C. BARRETT,
Ms. ELIZA SHEPHERD,
Vocal AIGsic
Mons. FERDINAND sUBIT, M. D.,
French Language and Literature
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THE CONCENTRATED CUREI

Price per Vial, One DOlla.
Can be sent by mail. One Vial will last month
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CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO BAIL ROll.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

IN In A4hLAAAN0EMEAL l.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov
" 18th, 1859, Trains en- this Road will leave Cleveland
A. follows:
7:40 A. NJ stepping at Beroa Graon and all staons q
the Southern DIVISION
dOO r n Sandusky MAJ Stopping AZ all way stations On
Northern Division s5st Of SanduskY.
I'D +. d stopping at all stations Southern Divnoa
eEcep. Washington, Genoa and Cay Junction.
The l:4 A d Train makes connection at H0urpevilla
with the saDdusky. Manshe d and Newark R r.. and a
Clyde with the SanduskJ Dayton 8 Cincinnsti RI A. fOr
qrbsna Springfield Dayou Cncnnoti and all points IN
the South
At Toledo the 7;40 A NJ and the 7s P NJ trains make
direct connections with the Michigan Southern & NOTthsrn
Indiana R. r. fer Chieaso and all points in the West All
50 with the Toledo, Wabash and Western r. R. for Fart
Wayne, Lgan port, lafayette, Decatur Springfed Al.
ten. St rusi Cairo. all points the So1ihwesf
90. at Tslodo with Toledo, Monroe and Detroit r r.
and jackson Branch r. R for Detroit and actsOn,
For lnformafon and tickets, apply at the Union Ticket
Once, 81 Superior street. and et the Depot.
Cleveland. Nov 12ih 1859
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TRIESEMAR, 1, 2 & 8,

DROTECTED BY ROYAL LET
III TIERS PATENT Of England and secured BY the
Seals Of the Ecoe de Phsmace de Paris, and the lmpe
rial College Of Medicine, Vienna.
No is nva uaha for exhaustion, spormaOrrhna, AMI
No Completely efadicates all traces Of those diseases
that have bher be5n treated b. the nause1uS and pern
cisus uss Of copaiTa snd cutebs
Nc has eut rely supplanted the injurious q nerr
euTT thereby nsurng the sufferer speedy relief, dis
perng all Impurities and roofing out the venom Of dis
ease
TRIESEMAR, Nos ], and s. are prepared in the form
Of JozenEe devoid Of taste and smell aud can be carried
the Wstcoat pocket Sold in Tin cases, and divided into
separate doses. admingtered by VApeau. LAemand
RouI Rico d. sc Price 50 eaeh casas for So which
saves e3 and 10 S2 cases. whereby there Is saving ef g.
TO Be had wholesale and retail Of Dr. BARROW No lei
BIesoker street. New York. Immediately receiving
receiving remittaRce Dr. Barrow will forward the Trs
sonar any paTf 9 the world, securey pseked land ad
dressed according 70 the ins ructions Of the writer
~ Sod also bE GAYLORD HAMMOND and WM.
FisKE, Cleveland. iana
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cHERIFFS SALE.-PURSUANT

= 7
~ TO the command Of order Of sale issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county the suit Of
John Madden ntf egalnst Belden Seymour, defend
AMI 70 directed shall offer for sale t public aucn
a. the door Of the Court House corner Of Seneca and
Champatn streeis) in the city Of Cleveland, said
county, on the l71 day Of February 1850 at o'clock p
~ Of said day, the following described lands and tene
ments, to wit: Ta lot Of land uste in the City Of
Cleveland which is also 10 the county of Cuyahoga and
Is known by Cy Lot No s) nineteen in that part Of said
City recently known the Guy Ohio in Hiram Steno
on Hicks street being t4 fort feet r nj said street,
and running back TO allev.n Appraised $500 o.
D. L. WlGHTAIAN, sheriff.
] ]. KIRE. Pltfis Atty ianl6:170
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ALSO
SANE RD's
Family CathartiC Pills,


PE.s Vegetable Extracts, and put up in Gldss
Cases, dir Tight, and t0iR keep IN any eli.
1nGfe,
The FAMILY CATHARTIC Pill, is & gentle but nc
Ee CaaTtc which the proprietor has used in hIE prlc
Ice more than twenty years
The constantly incToasiEg demand from those WI
have long used The PILLS. land the satisfaction who
IN regard 70 theT use, has induced metoplacs
The Profession well that different Cahartjcs ac
on different portions Of the bowels.
The Il 4ILY CA-e-lr II ARTIC PILL
has, with due reference this well establiShed fact
oeen compounded from vsrlety Of the purest Yegs
table EItrscts, which alike on everT par Of the
aumentary canal, and areIz ziGOOD and SAFE in ali
gases MheLe a Sathartic LIZ nosdedt such DE
Mss, PAINS IN THE -lSA CK ND LOINS
COSIlNENESS, PA lNIiAND SORENESS OVER
THE WHO + BO . Y, ( from sudden cold, which
frequently. II neglected. K end Ia long course of Fs
yer. loss OF ADPE eth Is, u CREEPING SEN
SATION Oh COLD OVER THE BODY, RESTLESS
MES, HEADACHE, Orl WEIGHT IN THE HE ADJ
II InhammntoTy Diseases orms IN Children or Adults
rheumatism. great Purih the Blood and MANY dis
which flesh is heir numerous to mention in
this advertisement Dose lto3s
PRICE 80 CENTS.
- The Liver InVigoratOr and Family Cathartic Pills
resiied by Druggists generally and sold wholesale By
the Trade IN al the large towns
S. T W. SANFORD, M D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
ivTdEWR2 E3S HToadygav New
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NEW YORK STOCK AARKET-Fsb. 10
lnY rRLEeEaPH.l

SlOaks--Dun and unehd. Chicago and Rock Islsrd OK
Illinois Ceutrnl b6; Panama l3OtS; M gtd l2<; Galena
Chicago 5s5S; HaIi pd 4; Pac Mail 7s; Cent? 703S
Chi & R ! Isl bonds "a.
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Rail ROa0s.
1850--6O.

- - sAMNAAMAtk4 48A4AN8A
~
WINTER ARR1TGFaT7TTT r
DN AND AFTER MONDAY. Nov.
~ "a Las, Passenger Train leave CsTsland sfoiou ):
T. 35 A. NJ. Cincinnati Express stopurr N peraa raf
ton. IA Granse, Wellington. New London Sa-
- - -. len shelby and all stations south al ghsi6T
2. 90 7 ~ ClnCiEna Night Passenger rfoouiu A.
tlong bstEeeH Cleveland and oallior ~ n
CaIdinstOn and Delaware also, sto5uinF -
te4Ee Pdalsl fels q q stations 1outh Of Gallon,
CONNECTIONS.
aheinys baaduskY, Malslsid and Newark Railroad, faa
4lans6sld Dit Vernon, Newark ZanssVflls a
SfeallAs' Flttabursl It Wayne and Chicago Halroal
I9r Eoren Ipper6andusky, Dalphos, Lima, Ft
msyna, Lkporte, Chicago, &C. west, and East
,,. tof Mansfield, Wooster, Massillon, &c.
-sA AAa oisioutatne Railroad Line for HIarion Belle
i9nLalns Sidney UniOns lfancis Indianapolis
ssLe - aAqss, - Y lacsanisi EvansVills L0uilTills
o ava sJ on aud Cincinnati Lins for gBringfsld O.
llsyt91s h.lnlltsni CiRcinnsil. HichmoHd, In
asEn9poils5 Aerre HauiB, 81 LOUIS. Re.. and 4
Cnlelaaati VITA the Ohio hIildssippi PafI-
Tsaa iof oaisNtiisi and AL ponts u the Okis
CSlaabuS Little Maui aud Colalabus and Xsuis Ran
road fyr Aenia, Dayton, IndianaD0lis fsTTs
ha1tsi 81 l4Ouisi MORROW, LoFeland and Cin-
oinnafl and with the OHIO and Rfi1IissiD5i Pal
Iqad A. Cincinnati foT Louisville ETansTiiis
galrOi - Louis, aud Al o intg the Ohio river
Ceilenu1i genlfai ONO Railroad f0f Newark EanssTS
mhseA95y ae-i Coilnbus, siguA aad Indiana
hallr3ad Tor Piqua, UT1ana kc
~ For Tickets = al p0ut1 znd Information apulr Al
the Union Ticket ofcs 81 sUpeEorSrsst, e tks Pa
isngsr stSfi0n-
Cleveland New y iss9
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GRAIN
HIDES
LEADER OFFICE.

Friday Evening, Feb. 10, lseo.{
FLoUR-Light sales at the oldrange.
WHEAT-Sales cars red at !, ,ls and 100 bus. do
from store at 80.
CoRN-0ne carload at 5sc.
SEED-l7O bags clover sold at T. As and 20 bus. do
st 4.S3.
HIoHwIEBs-2O brls. al Gle.
BurTER-9 brls roll at lSo.
Eaes-LcWer-ssles at I2ke.
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THE VICTOR"
HALL, SCHOOL HOUSE, OR STORE AND CHURCH
HEATER,
Is proved 20 be greater Heater with the amount
Of Anthracite Bumnous Coal than any other Stove for
the purposes; It is Furnace and SoVs In one
combination
~ These Stoves together with the largest and best va
relies Of Eastern Stoves for Cooking, Parlor, Dining
Room Bed Room, School House, Store and Church Pur-
poses received comprise the best assortment IN the
market. Our large stock Of
ENAMELED CRATES AND HOUSEFUR-
NISHING GOODS,
Is the largest in MARKET and Just received from
the best Houses Cincinnati and New York. where they
were recently selected at the lowest prices Our assort
ment of
Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware,
stu continues large, and Of the BEST QUALITY.
EB- TIN ROOFING. aud all Jobbing IN our line, We
execute with prOmptneSS and Despatch
We having elected these Goods described abave IN
pers at the lowest Cash prices offer tem for sale &C;
coTdnsly. This fact gethsr with our thirteen years
eIDeience, enables to GUARANTEE SATISFACTION and
offer large stock Of Good nt prices cheap cheaper
than they be purchased elsewhere IN this market
LARGE SALES AND SMALL PROFITS is our motto.
Therefore don all call End decide for yourselves al
the old and we'll known Store Of
W. L. MARVIN,
No - Public Square, neary opposite old Court House.
Octl5
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Druag.
TEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-

HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-
Read Notices in The Tribune since Dee. /. 1858.
From MS kEcellencyi JAMES WESTCOTT, Governor
o. FLORIDA, and n einber o. tne United Siaos senate
=, .E9I upwards q twenty { ysarI vns sfirtsd with
d1ease Ia my m1 Shis9 me best medical and surgical
satis actorY % the Graefenbsr RemedleE
JAS. wEsrcoTT.p
NEW YoRK, February, 1859.
DR. ] +. HnDGF-Dear Sir: Some two Years 70 an in
mae female friend had been suffering from falling Of The
womb whites and dersIged menstTlaion tosetle with
tsmens and pamphlets she had the very best med cal
finally told her a. he though her life might postig be
po9nge1 very itic longer under the most I9alcous
when came INTO your Office " the GraofsnbeTg Medical
Institution and related her symptoms. As you were cgnt-
ing her she discharge an the physicians and tried It. tho
SoGslsg ffosieen,iSy y roey q aeI qaiety, aa ,
tnere has been any neurre1os OF the complain and
'h' is as ''ns active i'd healthy A gNo a'R E1sRg s
HOME TESTIMONY.
WEST BEDFonD Coshocton Co. O., May n,'s7
eines Of the Graesu6erE Company for The last ten years
and hsys i9vSTably found them to give Cd satSaetiOn
larry as their tea and Coffee and With my ads they have
a medisine nat has dons 9rest s1on1 f 1s IN Fsn,sie
Diseases One lady sod II 70 told 81 bad received
curse Of medical treatment oy The lnost sklful phys
ans. JAMES WILSON.
The Graefenberg Marshalls Uterine
CathoGeOn
Is offered as certain aniel with the ollofag
symptoms:
ITegulartos-Wea eakness-- Faintnesl--DerapFed Anna
tite-Sal0W COmDleXion-Pain In the Back md
kidneys-Cuills-COd Aands and Feet
BlOaiing-FeV eVerishneas-NeuralEia--
adache-Hesf l-asness-
Disturboi BleeD-Flushes Of Heat
General Pain--CTaWling and Pain in
In the Spine aud between tie shOudsrs-Aeid
passing q Urine, with heat
Urine OTgans-NiEhtmare-D Despaia-HyE-
tcrc---AnXiely-Re Face
Nervous TWitching Starting
COnstiTpati0n-irritabl6 Ten per-Sad-
ness-DepruVgd Appstits-Tlatu leneo-BlOat.
ed and Irregular BOwes-Unplsasant Drsama--
Pains 10 Uterine OrgRns-NumJnest and Pains IN Lmbs
Sold by City Druggists aud Medcine dealers through
the country.
y For Medicines OF Agencies. address
H. 3. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
novl2:d&w General Agent for Ohio.
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COOKING STOVE
The Charmer,
Tue Oval PArlor Stove called


IaG BEAUTIFUL Open Front Sliding Door Stove, and alEo
took the FIRST PREMIUM at cur late Comfy Fair
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CHERRIFF And MANTER nOM

SHERRIFF AND MASTER COM
~ MISSIONER'S SALE. Pursuant to the Command
u an order # sale issued the CouI Of Common Pleas
Of Cuyahoea County al the suit OF Levi F. Jackson,
Plaintiff against HsTret B. rare, al, Defendants
directed sha offer for sale At pub ic auction, st the
door Of the Court House (c0neT Of Seneca and Ch2mpan
streets) in the City Of Cleveand in said cuny.
25th day OF FebTusry 1850 O'Clock p NJ Of sad day,
The following described lands and tenements TO wit:
Situate in the township of Brooklyn the same
originally existed, bel lumber (7) in the tar
Reserve in the State Of Ohio, and which also in
county CuYahOga and known by being the undic
ed fourth part Of lot Of land ku0Wn part Of lot No
hytnTee and situated in the Northwest Of said
lot So aud bound ed as follows:
Beginning a post In said Northwest corner and
uing South the lot line 81 rods Stske thence East
seveny-e eight rods 10 stake; thence North ghy-.wo
rods TO stake thence West the line of said lot
yeigA rods the Ilace Of beginning containing about
forty acres. Appraised at $500 90
Also undivided fourth Of the following descnb
ed Lot-beng part Of lot number ffty-wO bounded Be
gnning at the Southwest Of said lot No So aud
thence running North ten and 5 100 chains the
Of the County Road thence North 65 o5 East and
5lO0 chains aOng The centre Of said ROad thence South
eighteen ana 40-00 chains to hickory post the
Of the fencei thence West nineteen and 40 100 chains
the place OF bssinnlng containing twenv-eisht aud 10l
acres by the survey Of O. W. Marsh excepting thererom
sold Thomas Peckam by Pnillip Barne and so except
ing adjoining the North East part OF the sid
piece, and being tweny rods the and eight rods
wide formerly eeded BY ID Banell to B. F. Tyler and
fronting said road eighty rods BE the less
but subject 10 al legal highways" ApnTaised at 50 50OO
D. L WIGHTAIAN,
Sheriff and Master Commissioner.
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WM. NJ SIMMONDS
OIsyeIand, Uhlo LhnunTv u IsJl IlnI5:W4l:HO
CHERRIES SALE.-PURSUANT
R. G. HUNT. P. P. Att.
tn srArEE OF OHIO, ,
HEREBY GIVEN

tn STATEE OF oHo,)
MICHAEL CARROLL !
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
In that after thirty days from date Of this notice.
sgp caon will be made to The Governor Of the stare Of
Ohio for the pardon Of Michael Carroll convicted the
November Term Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of CuYs-
hoga County OhiO Of the crime Of assault with intenI
commit rape aud sentenced 10 The PENN entary for three
ye1Ts. THOMAS CARROLL.
January l2h, 1850 janl6:169
SHERIFF'S SALE.--PURSUANT
~ to ths command Of an order of sale, Issued from the
Court Of CcmpOn Pleas Of CuyahOga County at the suit
NtcolauB ZmmeTer, Plaintiff agalnEt Mareertue Pri-
sing, ct al, Defendants. to directed shall offer for sale
at pubc auction the door Of the COut House. [coner
Of Sneca and Champain seets in the city Of Cleveland
M said county on the 25th day of February le0 at o.
clock M OF said day the 70 blowing described lands ard
enements, to w situate the township Of Cleyelgnd
being number seven the 18th rangs OF townships the
Connecticut Weste Reserve in the State OF Ohio, and
which Isl also in the County OF Cuyahoga, and is known
oity Lot No. urhun red nd twenty-five C429l in Bar
Der and Lords subdivision and Is bounded Sou Lo-
rain Street and West by lines, north slley. SAID
ot is thrty-thee feet and one-fouTth l3l Jorain
Street land ssO ali the Improvements lot) be The
same or less but subject TO all legal highways" Ap
praised at S5's0O.
D. L. wIGHTlIAN. Sheriff
r c. WUNr, plqintifs Aitorneg iansb:27l
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Ia N H.Sszzs:l3E5555E 9
CLEVELAND AND MAHONING
~ RAIL ROAD.-TIbTE TABLE, 40 Is.
r0tsks effect and after Thursday FebTuary To- lsss
GOING EAST. / GOING WET
elGssllnd 70 Youagl-l Y0nlgSf1DH = CIr=s
tgea- llaf.
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Cleveland Floor Oil Cloth ManafaeLOFY,

JOHN WEBSTER, Proprietor.
A LSO MANUFACTURER AND
"a Wholesale Dealer in WATER 4 FIRE PROOF
PAINT dry and in OIL and for the sale Ofthe Cleve-
land WHITE LEAD AND ZINC PAINTS. Warehouse
and Office Atater Block foot of Superior street. and No
Vinevard street, Cleveland, Ohio. feb2R20c&W
laMds-vl2nr2lh
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Cleveland Female Seminary.
s.N. SANFORD, A. NJ Principal.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.

THIS NOBLE INSTITUTION will
:. enter ugon its NEXT TERM on THURSDAY, February
ssh, lsG0 under the following able and expertnced
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THE "VICTOR,"

For Anthracite Ccal or C0te is beautiful pattern
By the dozens Of citizens using the
cle 20 be perfect great economizec Of fuel aud gres
Heater.
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SPIRITS
~ Pgal


Besf. .DCwt @9 90
aTtton. ..... S,cwt @ -
VEGETABLES.
Potstos ......Pbu 81 q ~
Onions ........-- 10
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GA lad. sup R2bbl a -
O.kInG. ext abb S $50 s rs
Double extra 1lbhl 5 IS d 8 .
Rvs FlouF..- 7abhif &4,3 Z 81
Buckwhoat f,cWt = lo1 2 g
nnrn Maal .alawt ] so
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G. w. BERRY,

TTPHOLSTERER AND MANUFAC-
~ turer of Lounges AMI all kinds Of AIStLTes.es and
Bedding, Cushions, Curtains. Drsperes &C. No 42 pc
nor HI four doors be Commercial Branch Bank
Cleveland, Ohlo.
AN rders promptly executed Particular attention pai
to the laying o. Oh Cloths, Carpeling &c. &c.
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MJd1lufnrturEs.
DAN'L W. DUTY,
CITY UnOertakeH.

II EEPS ON HAND A LARGE
n stock OF all kinds and styles Of CCFFINS, embIs
cIg a great variety of his style of BURIAL CASK-
EIS ali Of which cannot be eIeeed by any miar con
oern in the state. NO. IS ERIE ST, CLEVELAND
ianIfR24d&w
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11
IN WTIMIDATIoN.

The House OF Representatives at Washington,
the other day, was the scene of proceeding as
unusual az it was disgracefuI. MIR. Coehrane, of
New York, in speech before the House, was
appealing to Mr. Hawkins, of Florida, to serve on
the Union.saying Committee of thirty three--a
service from which the latter gentleman had asked
to be excused. Some sentiment which Mr. Coch-
rane uttered produced manifestations of applause
from the galleries. gross violation DIG well Of all
sense Of propriety as Of the positive rules Of
the House. Mr.. Garnett, Of Virginia, rising to
d point of order, was saluted by storm Of Kisses
from the gallery; and when he called upon the
Speaker to enforce the rules the kissing was re.
newed. Mr. Garnett after administering fitting
reproof to the " disgraceful biackguardsn who had
violated all the laws Of decorum and insulted d
representative Of the people in the discharge of
his duty, took his seat--but the Speaker, SO far
from enforcing order, merely expressed hope
that the excitement would subsde.
Thus we see what the Representatives of the
South are to expect in the halls of Congress. The
policy of intimidation Ia to be pursued. The
populace, crowding the galleries Of our legislative
chambers, are to attempt to overawe the members,
and put them down by Kisses and other demon
strations Of contempt No man is to receive a
patient hearing in Congress unless he sing the
praises Of the Union--and the mob is to usurp the
power Of the Legislature and dictate from the gal
lery what shall be and what shall not be. What a
glorious Union, to be sure What peace, what
fraternity, what cordial goodwill exists between
the people of the two sections When mob-law
rules, We think it is about time to abandon all
other sort.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11

LADIES FAlR ID NOT forget the ladies fair at
Masonic Hall this evening. Il is held for q most
praise worthy and commen5ahle object-the bene-
iit of ST. Lnke's Episcopal Church, on Hercules
street The fair continues for four evenings, and
card 81 admission u good for each evening during
the fair There Will be everything there to please
the eye and The taste, and an evening cannot be
more aareeably er proitably passed than at
Masonic Hail.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11
no Cotton Piekera, Sugar Planters, Brick
Makers, etc.

l
Amongst The Patents granted yearly By the Patent
Dee Washington many have with successful appli-
cation in the different branches of industry Various improve
daily aupersedng the laboous working
manufactures and still invention has diff
dcues aud ndy of many who prefer following the seps
sanctioned by routine, and will not beFeHd
sknl pioneer preedes he Whatever may said by
nreadiced i'll disposed against Innovations yei nven
Hon which will dispense with MI uncertainties Of the
weather will find, confident many intelligent men who
prepared The advantages presented We pacuI ally
ainde 10 the paent for nEssIGCArING APPARATUS
granted Eugene Toufne This city, the I6 of October
last BY tho United States Patent Office It's construction is
simple aud principle combining tbs best conductble
rules of caare without eap and its unquestonabe adyan
ages win appreciated by competent parties Inspection
The Apparatus used with the advantage DRYING
DAMAGED COTTON in from fifteen minntes dspens-
ing with the troublesome work Of spreading the same on plat.
forms great expense by the usual depending
npon The eaprieious rays Of the sum
The Go dried in tbs Appaatua is perfectly restored the
stape which has by competent parties has bean
pronounced be sound and clean before being
aged
We take pleasure in calling The attention Of COTTON PICK
ERs ibis valuabls invention which will enable them 10
pose OF their Cotton in much shorter time
SUGAR PLANTERS who have great trouble In drying The
BAGAssE befote nsing 1t fuel will find This Apparatus
well adapted for that purpose Recent experiments
he most satfacory the Bagasse being deprived of It's
aqueous residns In the space Of ONE HOUR. Planters will
readily perceive the RdYan age Of This process
Tn useful Apparatus has tested Bricks which,
The usual process require from THREE TO FOUR WEEKS
OF esapcrat hels result is attained hy
this process in SIX HOURS. The lime money saved
| ,hercfrom Is incalaalabie.
Parties desirous Of further information by applying at the in
venior' Office, No. l9 Common street, office, will
! bled 10 Judge more fully Of It's advantages
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