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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18

SAILOR BoARDISG HoUsE RUNNER SHOT BY THE
CAPTAIN OF SBIP.-About O'Clock last night,
difficulty occurred on board the Swedish bark Maria
Ms,iloa Iyipe at Pier No N r., between Adolph Il.
Efswo,d the captain of the vessel aud Cbas. Leonard
a is boarding -house err, in the course OF which
the ster shot by the former under the folio wing
crcuu star ces: During the evening Lsobard boarded
the vessel when be was discovered by the csptnn,
vi know wing bis patton ordered him to g sshore
afrer sSme words, Leonard kf, the vessel, though
with great relucan but returned 10 short time
thereafter end seated himself nPon the qusr'erdrck
Can't Elftword sgsin ordered Leonard ashore, bus
the latter instead of complying, commenced aoosinS
the former in a violent manner, making use oil toe
most opprobyious ephets. Irrtated by the insults OIL
The intruder the captain drew his revolver ana nred
shot at Leonard, the bad taking effect IN bis taigo'
End rendering him helpless.
Without further action Capt. Elfs~ord walked 70
the Fmst Ward Station House, al lteilng whs' na'
trarstired gave himsef into the cdstody OF oihoer
Roland. =,
Leonard was removed totfe New-fork Hospital,
and aced und,rtbs core Of DR. Wier, VINO Prououneeo
lis ipiury Of dangerous character. Inc Surgeons
IA. 70 ext,act the hall, and the probability Is
tina, tie nan sill net long survive his wound. Toe
Ga, tain was dssined durng the night, and will be
tal on ,ba morning before the Police Magistrate at the
Tonbs.
military ExcuRsroS.-Compauy ID, Of the Ninth
Il. rment City Guard celebrated their First Anniver-
cary, yesterday, by excursion - the La rourette
Hoose at Bergen Point. Al Soelock M, the corps
asse mbled at their AmOry, in University Place, aud
therce marched down Broadway, to the foot of Dey
street. where they embarked the steamboat Thomas
p Way for the place Of destination. The day VIA
mostly tent in field exercise and during the afternoon
tie coGpary diped at the howe above named. The
| returned hone in the evening by the steamer Fs~
snd duving their march up Broadway attracted co
| sidars.ble attention.
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Ct IRE Vigilance Couriee reacted tbs ,y lss' night
The niners Rave generally declared 10 favor OF the
old provisional government.
UDi'ed Sis'es Marshal Moore ju't ia from the Wet
reports attack 10y the Sioux rs1ite village one
Hundred milse from lere or the lith ios'. rnnning
fight of eight ten niles ensued which still rag
ing when be left. The Pawness he'd taken Il va or six
scalps, and secured four FIVE horses. One P.Tnee
wss killed. small command If cavalry, under L'enL
Berry, had reached the tcsne Of action, add Csot
Sully Of Fort Kearney with Large detachment OF
troops, was Domeniarily expected. Tne Sioux num-
bered about $50.
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PRESENTATION OF RrGATTA PmzEs.-The przes
won a, the regatta Of the Empire Ciy Club on the
inh of September were lat night presented to nesu
cessfn COMPETITORS at meeting held for that popose
AZ the St. Mark s.psce Hotel Stephen Roberts, Pres
ident of the Empire City Regatta Cluo occupied the
chair and introduced j. Sherman Brownei who, aiter
a ne and brief speech presented the prizes.
To the 7-feet working boats three prizes were gwen
the first, champion flag and purse Of 20 to the Al
pbs. - with this remark from Judge Brownel " One
thing my sonny, sorry % see and that was su'n
a fine specimen of Young America running away from
such pretty young lady az Maggie" The Mag
ole" received the secoud prize Of $40, and the Henry
Fish" the third of tbe entrance fee, 81.
The sx.oared boats for am itenrs only, haa prlzS'
distributed as follows The hrst prize OF champion
A. and silver pitcher 10 the Quick The second,
of an American epsign, 10 the "Wbat is 1t
4 OF prizes for fshng boats, the fftt, OF s?o and
champion flag, uas awarded TO the Joseph Brown
II, q second, Of $40, 10 the 81. c. Heen4n.' Tue
tbirJ. Of the entI auce fee, to tie Mary Jane
Four.oa,ed boais--no restrictions. Firtt prize o.
cbompiop flag. and parse Of 800. TO the George D.
Brown" Second, s2j, to the Geo. M. shaw' "
pouphkespse. Third the entrance fee OF siO 10 'n'
" Hop Up
The champion sculls--Do restrictions. First priIs
ebamtion flag and purse Of so to the MARY Dem
Rober,s.p Second, $40, to the "Youug Stranger
Third entrance fee, to the I" Thomas Jeiisrson'
After rousipg cheers for Mr.. Roberts Mr' iy ,u
and Mr.. Brovnel the company partooh o. 0'ii''''1
TN, Uyirersol,st General Coareafi0H annual meet
in Bos,op this morning Its seeions are g'neriJ h0'
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The Nee Havex JoUrnaIthu correcs oarv ,legrsph-
&c bulletin of the result Of the late sectou that CITY
"TuE NRw.YoRx TRIBUNE, In noticing the RAJ ,ubncan
~ IA New Haven on Friday ia sayine the emoc
iori,y at the last lection only roo The st .
the XIV election IN June and the shams ths'a b.
wenow have l4T, making gain Of ll"''~o'
| total vote was smalley than Ia June
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Indian Troubles, dc.
OMAHA Monday, Sept

OMAHA Monday, Sept ~ IoOJ'
The first through u. s. mail from Denver reached
here on Saturday night, with dates 70 the Ith lnst.
The Vigilance Committee was waging war OF ex-
termination sgsinst the gamblers aud thieves; Two
were buDg by them the 6tn inst, one "a "nyn
sCuri River. Several who had incurred the dspeasuie
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NEwsPAPER FEsTIvAL.-Mr. Frederick Rsuehfuss,
publisher of The Nelc- Yorker Abead ZetuRg, one OF
Ii mott Influential German papers of tuis city, LAST
evening gave a brilliant entertainment to the en-
pIoyees in the establishment, and large humber of his
most intimate fri nds, at Buffers Hot'l corner OF
Broadway and high h street. Dinner was served at
o'clock and when the cloth was removed speeches
wer. made by Mr.. Edward Pelz Mr. Liudsumuller
Mr Lucwig Lsmler, Mr. Radds, Mr. King and otaer'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18

NEW CoUSTERFErT.-lpfcrmsi ion wa' received last
evening at the Third Ward S'ation'House thai new
counterfeit s. bill on the North River Bank OF tais
city was about b,rg rot in cir;ula ion. Word OF the
fsct was sent Police Headquarters where Operator
Chaplin teegfaFhed the matter to the diierent Ponce
Stations, and snopkeepers were put ON their qua
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Obituary.,

MoYTpEIIFR, Vt, Monday, Sept II, 1860
Charles G.. Eastman editor of The Vermont Patriot
ard disI guished citizen, died yesterday, aged IA
yesrs
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LoUA, c. W, Monday, beIt; 10 = I nrnnor
The steamer CleyelsI passed down s"is or NOM
her mass having been carried away in severe S''in
les, night
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

ARRIVAL, OF THE PONY EXPRESS.
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Douglas and Bell Fusion.
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oUpOsitOn to Senator OWNS Reelection.
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The Lsirersodst General ConreHf'"H tannui me-.
IN Ros,o, this morning lie eessons are gtneriJ ho'
tbr Jugh three days
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House for Sale,
House a. L0f for Sale.

THE House and Lot on which n stands, situated
i ON Main Street. near Kings Corner, and former
IL occupied by the subscriber. The house, which
Is in the best Of repair, Is story and q half one
with a brick basement, Is IS Y ~. with q conyen-
lent L. Has ten rooms besides closets, clothes
rooms, sink rooms, &c, and Is In every way a con-
tern OF 3OhOgsheads capacity In the basement
There Is a good stable, twenty.six feet square,
built In lS5S, on the premises. The lot is large,
100 feet square, and the portion occupied as gar
den Is In the best condition for cultivation and has
various kinds OF fruit treas growing thereon. The
premises will be sold at reasonable rate and on
easy terms Of payment II desired Enquire OF
Biddeford, May 20, 1859. 2u
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THE UNION AND JOURNAL.
fo1r Salt.
Farm for Sale.

N,HE subscriber offers for sale his farm, sit
J uated in Kennebunkport, on the road lead
ing from Kennebunkport village to Biddeford.
said farm contains about one hundred acres,
forty Of which Is covered with wood and tim
Der. The other part Of said farm Is divided in
20 tillage and pasture Said farm Is well wa
tered, and cuts about forty tons of hay. Build
ings new and in good repair. and all finished
Said buildings are painted and well shaded with
ornamental trees. This is one Of the best farms
In Kennebunkport, is conveniently located with
reference to school, meeting houses, markets,
&C., and offers rare chance for any one wish
ing TO purchase. and settle upon q good farm.
Said farm will be sold In whole or In part
Terms Of payment madeeasy.
AARON c. KICKER.
Kennsbunkport. March %, 1850. l3tf
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HxAR vHAr rKx PEOPLE sAY.


,...,,s, Asvins ussi Profssser HUNPnRIYr
1870 ~. WoI,soPAriiio RHhsDlHs ia faninss
~ ~. nod ssssssory rssala ssd having fen eeln-
ssn.s n hen s,ssnsnss. psny ana sns.sy, 80. -,
.s. s.S .s.sous rsass ., hsad for private or de-
.; r.. S re-: wa H.. :ss = ,ns Ss,sAssn Inn.
Ssnasns, a Peter, cAureh, Aassrn. n r.; Ne Re-, y
i,.sS Chaplain Of ne Auburn e..ss rr.sa; We ~,
Isss s..ls. Ns-.Yort csnisssnss Ne ksy 49,
nissol.s Eas.Gsnssss ceaisrsces NJ ne xss 4
h.l ps. Sas.. IT, d. Hon ss. Dos. rsI.ssa,
ssois. Munpsrs Henri o Scss' y: a sis' n
a5sssm' Moline, IN. he Hon rhcms J. cnass Msna-
cells, IA d. lion Jsssph Bsnsdis. vusA - w
srstoi, na, uue., MI As , Fund ss' oS'''
james raaksii. Est, SAshvns' Tenn.
+. LIST or SPECIFIC REMKprES
~.,-yor y,,e, c.sssssloa. asd fsnsmmaaon-
No f-Yor Worn Fever. worn Cole, ws.iiss We Bed
No S-Tor Cole, Crying. rsssAing. and wAasfains's Of
h sat-yor pl.rrs.., caoisr. Iaisns.n, and samn~
' %ss@fsr COLE, odplnp. py..n.sr,, q bloody ia.
Ma t-Yor Cholera Cholera Morbus, vositlnE
W T-for Coughs cosis, Innssnsa. pnd Scr. throat
N,s-ror Tooth ache faeeaehs, and NsuAlrA
No.S-for I..daehs. Vertigo. Heat and rsisss Of Ne
No ,o-prrrrs, rrus-ror Veal ana psranssd
nonseh Constipation, and Liver Complaint
No ii-Ioa fES,Ls iasssrilar ssaasy, fainfai' %
So. ii-ror Lsassrhsa, PrOtuss Msnsss, and Bearing
No is-sos cscup, uo.r.. Cough, bad breathing
No. iA-s,rr Rnsrs Prls-rOr rrJsps'aA krsps0nA'
Hmp,es on the Face
ssa In The Chest, p.ek. Lons. or nmbs
Abr re..s .na Ass'. caln Fever. Dumb Ara 81
cmvss rilss' hind Or ns.~iinx internal x...rusl
o-YOr sore, we,h. OF ineamsd Eye and ktsaisi fse
hs Weak. or Blurred sshl
c-ror caarrh, Of LONG standing or recent other wa
ahaK1.
Wc.-FOr wAOOplDs Cough, sbaiins Id violence and
shortsnng l,s eoarsc 80,
p.rrhsa DysSntsry CroUb Rheumatism, and sash srsp-
i've Diseases Scarlet Fever, Measles and kyspeA NE
alvanisss o. giving the proper reIsdls. rSppy I'D
ns ,nirs disease often arrested n once and In Al case
NJ, ,Iolsncs Of the attack moderated, As dssAss short
60 nj csSis shieh srs Of such frsqasn, oesun.see
mi .hsh % Ohsn lay the foundation Of diseased lungs
bronchitis sd consumption, may all be a once cured By
In All sArons diseases. such Dy.p.psa, weak Stomach
eon.p aiiOn, Liver Complaints Piles, Female pse and
A., Asa and other old sruptons The ease has specifies
.hcss proper application Gin afford aeure In Amos, every
. p,.r..Is P. OF Csiarrh Headache OF Female WEAK
ns.. IA, more shan paid for The case 'ssans' over.
PRICE
case Of 20 ,lals complete, In morocco, and Book
Case Of W yials, and Book palm .....s'.'''s'..
c..s Of - numbered sS,s' and h
Single numbered boxes, with directions. cents
Single stisrei boxes, With drsetiona. 30 sens
L.rg, Of o. 'as, for planters and phJaslAha-
ALSO sPEcirics
20. Asrunl on Pnsi.c-Oppresed, Dlnsult, Laborsd
breathing attended viii Cough aud EsPsesoraasn rrss'
10. Es DI.s,nsEs .sD ps,rsss-Dl,shArses iron, NE
H~r, the result Of sssr'., fs's, Measles. or hsrsrrss
In The Eas., and Ear-sehe Price, 80 cents per box
IoG scEoTrLl-EnAryel Glands, ENLARGED and Indars,
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DIR. G. II. sIOLEs,
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES or WOMEN.


The only Regular Graduate Physician sdyerti,.
ing In Boston, gives particular attention 10 Dis
eases OF Women, especially those suffering from
any disarrangement Of the MEssrauAL STsrvx.
Married or single ladies may apply with ssfety
and In confidence, for relief from the many mis-.
fortunes peculiar TO the sex.
LUNAR MIXTURE.
have prepared medicine for the purposc
of regulating the Monthly Sieknsss, Which
have used for the last ten years with the most
unbounded success. The following recommend-
alton Is sufficient;
"Its uniform success. even In extreme ss.es.
"A A. Astonishing ~ Il 10 Satisfactory. Jour.
nal 0 An. Med. Science.
Ihave hundreds Of private assurances Of the
same happy results, but for obvious rca-
sons cannot place them before the public.
Il ID the very best thing kno IN for the pur-
pose, and In case Of obstruction. after all other
means have failed, will produce the desired ef-
feet. A cure Is guaranteed in all case, or the
price will be refunded. Purely vegetable, and
perfectly safe ut all times.
CAUTI0N.-Neyer purchase any medicine OF
this nature Of any one, II len about the coun
try for sale. Such PILis and DRors are deserv
ing Of no confidence whatever.
Experienced nurses and pleasant rooms for
those who wish to remain under my care.
Address DR.. c. II. sHoLEs, i27 Court st.,
Boston.
Boston, May %. 1860. iyr22
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

1oyo Bsrsroisnf Issfifnfion, ssfstiisAsf ~
lSDy.- spseiai ssdormssf for hs rshJ sf hs
gel and dshspsd. griefod Mia PHuifaf dad T''
The Directors Of this well known Institution IN
their Annual Report upon the Treatment OF seHnal
Diseases, express the highest sati.fArtion With the
success which has attended tho iabois Of their sur
scons In the cure OF spenmatorrh@a. SEMINAL Weak
ness Impotence, Genolnb9s, Gleet, Syphilis, tho
vice OF 0nanism, or StH-abuse, &c, and order
continuance Of the same plan Cor the ensuing ysar
The consulting Surgeon 10 authorized TO give MEI-
lCAL ADVICE GRATIS, 20 all VINO apply by let
ter with description Of their condition Gage oecu-
PATTON habits 81 life. &c-) and In eases Of extreme
poverty, 10 FURNISH MEDICINE FREE OF
CIIARGE.
An admirable Report on spermatouhra, OF 30
niinal Weakness the vice OF Onanistn, MA1arba-
ton or Self-abuse, and other diseases OF the ssHu-
nj Organs by the Consulting Surgeon, will be sent
by mail din sealed enyelope.) fnEK Of CliARGE)
on receipt Of TWO sTAMirS Cor postage. Other
leports and Tracts on the nature and treatment OF
Sexual Diseases, diet, &e-, are constantly being
published Cor gratuitous distribution, and will DO
sent 10 10 the afflicted. Some OF the new remedies
aud methods of treatment discovered during The
last year, are OF great value.
Address. for Report or treatment, ID. j. bkIl-
LIN lI0u0lIT0S. Acting surgeon, Howard Aso-
citation, No. south Ninth Street philadelphia, n.
by order OF the Directork
EZRA II. .HEARTwELL. Pyss'fsaf.
ivrt3 GEO. FA1RciliLD. sse'sf~y'
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FOR SALE.

A complete set Of Grlst Mil Maehidery, consist
"A ing OF two tub wheels with shafts, gearing, ele-
yator, Se, for two run OF stone Also two set OF
stones, one Of Burr, and the other granite. Also
two bolts smut machine, cob cracker, crane, grain
boxes, &C.
The above machinery has been recently running
I'm Mitchel,s Mill, so called, and Is built In very
thorough manner and upon the most improved
plan, both Tor convenience and utility. For par
WA LORD.
Kennebunk. March &c, ls6o. tfii -
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NJ A N II @ 0 D
'Ow LOST. HOW RESTORED

HOW LOST, HOW hESTOhEO.
Just Published, In Sealed Enrsiope.
ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT AND RADI-
cal cure Of Spermatorrh0a, or Seminal weakness,
Sexual debility, Nervousness and Involuntary
Emissions, inducing Impotency and Mental and
Physical Incapaslty.
ny ROD. J. CULyERwELL, n. d.,
Author of"the Green Book,"&c.
The world.renowned author, In this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his own experience,
that the awful consequences OF self abuse may DO
efectually removed without Medicine and without
dangerous Surgical operations, bougies. instru.
ments, rings or cordialsi pointing out 2 mode OF
curesat once certain and enectuAl by which every
sufyerer, no matter what his condition may be, may
cure himself eAsaply, privately and rsd'eaiy This
Lecture will prove q boon 10 thousand and hous-
ands.
Sent under seal 10 any address post paid, on tho
receipt OF two postage stamps by addressing IN.
CH. J. c. KLINE, 81 ID. $50 First Avenue, New
York, Post Box i5S6. BHe
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FOR SALE, LOT AND BUILDINGS.

A lot DISK acres, under improvement, near
the intersection of Hill street with the Guinea
road, with the buildings thereon-consisting Of
A story and alfhouse, built two years ago.
and nearly finished, and small barn.
Terms of sale easy, for further particulars
enquire Of Mrs. MARY LANE,
No Peppcrell Block.
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Gripping In III. y Bowels, and
Wind Collie,

Sold BY druggists throuy hout the world. Princi
N Price. only Is cent? per bottle iy'i
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b. LESLIE.
FIRE AT RICHMOND, VA.


Messrs. Knowles & walford, Agents:
We pleasure in adding your long Of certificates our
testimonials In favor of Herring's Patent Fe-Proof Safes
In he FIRE which consumed saving and car.enier
shops the night the 18Th October last had one Of Her
rings Safes and though exposed to intense heat Dit was entirely
red hot the outside from burning floors and tmbers
which fell on it, on opening the next day. found appear
to indicate that its had near the fire. We
shall order another from in few days use the old
at our saving mill Mayos Bridge YOU may refer
customers who have any repoof Qualities
Herring's Safes, JOHN 4 GEORGE GIBSON
One Thousand DolIars Reward
VIII be paid to that show that IERRINCs
PATENT CHAMPION SAFE failed 10 preserve its con.
tents accidental hre
The Subscribers have constantly hand largest or..
ea Of Fire and Safes found in this nsrke,
S. C. HERRING & CO.,
jan 2r0 Nos. 81 and 81 Grsrier street New Orleans
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3 AIIrsossN1A sEN ArolssAn ELTs'rION,


TAe Overland Mail, juss arrived III 81. Lppst in7
forgs sss that the most conspicuous candldatss VI
fere the California Legislature ger the fsse M.s
Frederick vacant sect BY the Senate ase
Denver and MelIs Walls seoplds aaaSsas,t
E,s.s wsl,eT. ~ wisiic there j no prominent
IN ~ 4he 5oFsslsr name u CALIFORNIA; u
a. ssaI: n,.s.Va thnt John b Weller, who ~.
.sss4 s,s. subernatofis chair on the Lat o.
;ssfeut. HUH enseFed the lists for the
ssS;s: hseh Mace lid has already flied.
Ssssss, has represanted California ii the lower
srSasb Nv l'oucrcss snti i well known to the
ii III. Uniaed States in connection with the
4 ansas troubles. Either Denver or Weller would,
II oxr opinion, Be an iinprosementover Broderick,
who. iii spite of the efforts Of the Abolition press
Ind orators to create contrary opinion, must
eyer bear Tic reputation among those who knew
lin III i mere schcming and intriguing politician.
But ND do not believe that either Denver OF Wei
lei will be elected during the present session.
Sone curious combinations must have been re-
Gently formed il Denver really stands any chance
81 election at all.
7 There are host " aspirants for the vacant Sr-
atorslip, and what adds to the difficRiy Of fixing
upon one is, that none staias sufficiently above
tsSssse crowd te possess any decided advantage
over the others. McDougall, Latham, Weller,
lingo, Denver, Washington and several others, have
each small squad Of friends in the Legislature
ana Nc each II certain that be il the best quail
Bed for the piace, and that his party should, in
gratitude for former services, bestow it upon him,
there aid not appear to be much prospect Of ter
intuition Of the contest; and shreWd people, a
month ago, regarded il as . foregone conclusion
that tie election would be STAYED of until the next
assembling Of the Legislature. At that time Mr..
Gwiis successor will have to be chosen; and as
that Senators chances for reelection would be in
creased fifty per cent. by having taro seats to All,
ii Ii certain that his adherents, who numerous
and influential, willfavor postponement. Latham,
Ii vas thought. was secretly following the same
policy. With the patronage Of the State Execu-
tive in his control, to assist in eecting his adher
ents u the next Legislature, he counts on having
more chance before that body than the present
ne then Will, in all probability, combine with
Gwin to defeat the election this winter, and the
two will enter the campaign in the fall, with the
Federal and State patronage to back them, and
| attempt to secure members enough to the Legis
| lature of '6l to send Them both to Washington. i
| remains to be seen if this attempt to keep the
1 state unrepresented win be allowed to succeed
! Far our part, we think that it will.
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GREAT FIRE AT MARIANA, FLA.
! - Mnriann, Icia Naa.ax,,i.a,. 4 10

Messrs. S. G Herring It Coz
Gents-on the 18th Of October town visited by very
destructive fire and the largest which taken place
here destroying whole block of the In the place
had Herrings Patent Safe use which WAS subjected to
most intense heat and fell into cellar below After removing
from the ruins and opening IT. the contents found
wholly uninjnred.
would here remark TINT they truly merit the title Of The
Champion FreProof Safes will please ship me another
immediately do consider my books, papers money
secure without one Respectfully yours,
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~ Esefmstreet's Hair Restorative This
Hair Coloring of the singular nsenons modern times
and way deserves prominent niche in the great
house Of modern improvements Every triumph Of Art
Nature curious. and often highly suggestive When the
Of The scalp become Old and but poorly perform their
by the feyers Of the BRAIN gener
ae by active mental sfes and cxciiemens marks
the decay with growth Of gray white hair Here Heinz
Hsr Coiorng and few applications restore
Of the scalp their original health TROY Budget
Price 30 cents and 81 per bottle.
sol BY j. WRIGHT co. q AMI lsl chartres street. New
Orleans. w y. HAGAN 4. CO., Proprieoas, Troy, NE
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-24

pa~Comlnon sense rules the mass of the
people whatever tile misiafed and santrope philosophers
may to show them good Thing let its merits
be clearly einonsrated they will hesitate give it
their most cordial patronage The have already ratified
Judgment physician concerning the virtues Of HOSTEL
TIERS BITTERs 10 by the immense quantities Of
shs MEDICINE which annually sold in every section Of the
land recognized greatly superior to all other
dies diseases the digestive organs such i
arrea epsia and for The various feyeFs that arise
Of those portions Of The system. Hoseer's
name rapidly becoming household word from Maine to
Texas from the shores Of the Atlantic 10 the Pacific. Try the
article and be satisfied.
Sold Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL BIZ J. WRfGHT&
co. 81 l5 chaes street sole agents for the Southern
States all should be addressed and by drug
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