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, 1860-11-13
CHICAGO, :. .-,;--:: ;1111Ho-s
i: ~ and 10 La Sale Street.

:: a aud 4G La SnQe Stfeets
:. .1rx,,r+.
BANKING DEPAkklI1EN2a
vnrr4~r3 m f.ur-+nt Acronnts -frpm .o1ttrs
IN rItr Er rnnntT. md me usual Accommodations
H. h. rnvnisE' ,innosttSrx and corrreoordent1
rntersHt - hst,nres ran oniY ID aJiowei In casf4
vhar~ ntx he1r uadr 10 tint ertE
Va rdrriyr Genosita navabie ii specified date On
,rffnh ifEerrxt ultI hs n1loyctI
.:..,'.E -; ~"
= lEAVINE DEPARTMENT. :.
=. e,.. ,oy1ss, ,nan' h,le .011StS irteee1sccd
Deeosla IN snmS Hvs s..a YntrrrkS ~ sI nrr
cent VII 42xtd on q q SsHs .pn.ot -
sr1ncates made aysbe o1 dcnxnI md in
, 1860-11-13
VAN NORMAN N:::lNs1lTOTE.:
- ~: - i -. =: 81.
4 /: IRsaeB' Ain ENGLISH suaRntKBs seHool


-. .'.,. 49, -.
, 1860-11-13

T>homadb Hurxthall b Thsmae, 49,.
j. -si! ~ - !...:t
Skipping and Commission Merchants,
+; .,'l no. l44 WATER sTRKETf ME-. r. =.
15bcrs1 sdyasce4 made on conslgumentat .speetaI
ttntiou Etren 70 the sales Of ntdet., EoQ}, Aud
SHnS: nk9G % ". y. DcForest Co. y. T, Gfth.'
NIL MInturn / ca, do, 8 I1awk fR1chfndnE lfbuae,
Chicncn -. -. :. ,:,,s1 l.. tHE9I3E1
, 1860-11-13

I fpNEY- TO -EQxAN,1:-IIh- Suns,
i not to exceed Il So on Fzz.1s t1-:nltuu1A,
tintonc hundr u miles of CllfaEot.- -. 49,
,{,a..:.. GEQ1GEWz NEECoAG r.
, 1860-11-13

vX7EBsTER Is BAXTER,
w PRODUCE ! COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
:. ''' 'uG1cc ego South Water-street4.'
n efads q Ffoaee Il ILL., 81 affet "a
sA!S ~ - = I'D &1HUGt ff'': ~ n t.kfI!H4.
, 1860-11-13
| QPItFFpRD, STEW WARF4& CO.;

i -" .4.l >. ;.l -: =. - =
Produee Commission McrclsantM. u
Pez3onA attention given to s4les OF ur4an. f1oas]
Provisions AMI; Country Produce JaneEa!ly- Hq4ness
exclusively Cbmlnissiou Advances inadr on eosisu.
,nen,s, HI k{uzle street, Chieago. fca5sS.iy
n n z T. ".
, 1860-11-13

BEEF, PORK, HAMS, SHOULDERS, LARD, t!o.
f''~. ,'' =
REFEE I'd BanksEs9 md 1nstaess Aen st9eraf1y At-,
Quincy, M, st. Louis and C34c,4o 1auf5 il. Young
SSFstx$s Id ds:.fs: O. s Hssa'5a 3 g.
= Irn1l1 = Nm .I1,- =: -
.n :onAt y PnopuSR:" Hoa' :a., $50;
Commission and Shipping meFchRntj
Is Fl IA mAt 6ftx 9sEa
T6esI essA edssarss "a Flour 20 s;rsla ISf sa,i.
msat ~ e. c" " sei IN .ibcs 1r
eas 9.4 senn!;: 4R-==-:-:--::::--. r: ae!s
1(EDt Ylsl', hEi<EDttn'd o. Co.,
A"ft "cfotuh1ss1oy MERCHANTS. :.
1se astendoa the sale ot Flour Ursin
, 1860-11-13

.sf.I. Z. . = = - = IT
n See Tha. tho Faoplr. Press and Dealers s.1.''
- $50 .. :,- =. ,n-,:. =
HENRY p. EqSEARfnn H. the fp;9"eni m slth,iEs haxs
at;lxed of The honsa: for tile RoacAca EtT, every
where. Ipurchascd boz of your E1t:Eminator and
tried IL and In ono week there not Roach or
Mouse In the house. JOHN NlFENS.
HOy1EEEE!TPERSL Ltrpubled with vcEmln. need
be "a no InsfT II tlley nsc '.Ep+taE1N E1teuhators
We hava used . our satisfaction and i box @ casx
Effected uoth4ng. hut oo-tsr.s article knoSks Tho
brcsih Of RAT, 5t1ce, aull, Bed Buss quicker than
We can write It. 1t Is in grcat deMAnd al over tho
eountry.EsifdnH too Crete. ~. t..
3. MORE GRA1N' and provision. are dessrored m:
nnalf5 VoaSy b ferGin: shan would haE ri
Herald : ..t..:,.. =. r - =.
HAVE BEEN .6EL{lIN yoar Exteszn1nAtoH
for ilIc last ytNT hud havo found 1t surc thotcyery
tirnt have mt known 1t to ELL Ia single Instance"
GEORGE ROSE. DruGgit cardinEton. O.
, 1860-11-13
:rtaji;fi|aiao=Ttuibal1ltl:ti:!! iii d Il

: IN ESDA1, AufE.o1tE1s :toi ,4ooo:
,:oe,ls :Nrt1ssr = nd. ntpattt,re OF :a1ail
:, -. =. -. - 7sraiEs,s =: \;
!ffald Bfpat-. .:aa:1 Gast, j: 71st:. Arsv<
-: -; N1e11a3lSS, s, s0gTaE1S. :: ! = =;
'sm =: ...s,;s :;:siisa; r gg;;,,; ~ :: .awn M
10 m:.: n iNo'k -hi:' 8.mi: nj,
ST &f;iffsbrno, 81 ri IS MSgSE Asa ea1sSSo:
L2.1 }. N. - .sG.lNp.'n. - . . -a.a p. M
-&oCT1f AND WEST.
GaatAaoaS|bt, |t,a! ;n1SH:1s14NR5:a &: & 5:a !. n:
:: :4ss i n, (: = s:Sop: n: y: .::sIsn u:
:. !: .p1tQN ! ! Az hrkE !: -: :: ~ :: :,
10 T. n d: ~: .xs @iI. -:
-: mExo1a EEgGKs1THtsoSs; & !, IS, :: Nv n:
!, ,:gt8 + NJ .::::-.S:aT:m. - .o.@ P. N;
: putuRproN 7xNnpTrScE :: =:
a1sa . 3sa g I'M: 1;m:; sS9n: M n:
- = =: :-.AI1oT AID ST LoIH. ~
~".Eta! m: - =: 1.3A a: u. -. -66 a=n.s
:: s"!pi =: u. .:rouTH 1Sn1xEsr.- :: :
nALEKAr A}fsR; ctHc ht;;o:US1oEoa;:: =. =:
~ p 'a.: a.:::=sonfSRfs4 IS y: a.e p:a''
: 9.9gp N. ,,H m ~ g:m: :. S:49 T: lns
A43N. Ing - flr13- N: 80 q p. m
sN plIn.. -. .:54.l e n n:-- =. :. 50 p a.
, 1860-11-13
5rEeial:; ,N,otire&. ,nu. "


- 4ostettars Biters.~Ihe:e as'
no suore ysahssle .sslc,e III tae waor d.
'nesae rang; tasa a1e1etanae tduls. NstF settusy :
10 the dxeas'spsE.ns II tog4se. y tlte snpe'1s11 !
cn1lvens taylEoiates x,e alhd. strengthens
the body; and In short if tudic'onsly used waeesu
the Whole syssen1 - y t1o!e.osQc ofks
own pow 41nd ra1cwed deposition toe1ezt thssa- :
Among xts tonles Of thu day HosTEITrR's BIT:
TEES, Manufactured y 1tosts sn,,a mt fata-.
hnrch. H. may set down asdasefvod1y ttr mort
popular. 1hcy are prESent liye1s pa!atahie soni.
not urplcssaan nq 5et Excessively sp!z.sd
ana thetr susdleas eeeot u pe<fecsy surprizthE ~
fl71y car eons cne Do a1theEl abothG, 1eonld
he found In AF e,oac. II both A.sta1 and'asree-s
ahle.-.erF Athaa. ACE l<th>.sa ..:npr7s r.; ! !
4441 Ia p --.A4.4.- =
rE Those. who are curious :to.wit- /
pe*. ths -onseta1 pes.eenaa % which 4 ohswald..
Gate ansxeSnt Bachelors n IT, has 'brong tbs t
rnpn,,.a a1t4.~t+. u 4uutGta. arr invited u
III. Wig ard Ia!r nyfn. NooGs 1t No 100 Lake
and ex Ind examine thcrc curious productions Of
scrul. rntiuy detect tho tha natural
ac,uste& adjusted to TIC head
, 1860-11-13
EEcdles,


They as$ msde ouly At Brandon Vermont by =:
JoHN HOWE; IT,, and STRONG q ROSS.
- : THE INVENTORS. -.
And all others represented as Howafs are
mere limitations, Of which purchasers
- :. should beware. ''-.'': :''''~
Thcy are q tremcly simple in construction, made
t the ver7 best rnate1als By experienced and 1uten
gent nndet me supervision the inventora
Tier nre nadc of alIs,zesapd capaeitlc adApted to
all the reau e,hnFesinE more than hundred
They s1e ,de to 1t without pit M ~a,eA ia pza!
RE country. ve5J desirable. .
The5 are ads Without lsteral stay rods-te shock
when loads ac placed upon the PLATFORM pre7ea.
I'd from weatns upon tie kntt edses By the introduce
rbn Of ctl1 Iron balls. wlich SaEr in number and
zse foa fo 70 afy aeeordn: to ths capacity of thc
scate. 49,. ,.... - - .s.',J 81
There are DO steel p,stes rta.ing upou knife
and consthhs3y WEARING against each other, In oil
ater Scales but the knife <dge .sni the 'beas'ags
thereon resnSn perfectly. qaes, thereby pssrsataZ
INF friction ..,, ,r... - 8 .."'.: -.
These scaids viii weigh With e1actnesa when opt o6
level ~ cap be seen in Scales set n
thss d the withno otes scales avet5c made'''
Thtr have }aken nrss premiums whersvrre1hhited,
and What H great practical 7a3ue, sFey tes
In tpt1odaekd in place Of the manufactures of did
| inyentort.-' '5
Taer arc fa1ywatranaed not only strong md accu.
rate bnt dur{bs and the manufacturers who ast DER
p,nnen,ly established nnd fully responsible will aways
hs prompt tohaakc this warranty good
They can. .b{ PIT up or taken don 4: By PURCHASERS
without tia assistance Of toechanc hr .ptttad In
Struct,ons accompanying each SCALE and can consc.
QueAtly be 1t lower price than scaes that
REQUIRE competent mechanic 10 put tnbin up.
H. .4}.A. IL
, 1860-11-13

Al The serez,pn or numerous Ast,sts and Amateurs
+ae raSlishsfs naTe tascn limited number q Ar;
it FEbn before lctter" OF each nf the heauuiu stee
.uiGssa:eh Eittion of CoopsTs WORKS: 1heteshey are
about i4unS In folios. each containing c;Eht pIoolS
.descaptiy G t5e pictaTe. The pFoo ase being print
eti-wft lie utmost care on Ipdfa nr4 hacked on tho
0ac;t ETchch nte Fapcr ESch f,lto WIFI be La c?r-
highly cSs iRsa r. r 4nt r. 5e9
berS,- -unds tie remaining -Four viii fonow II h:w
moAs Price 70 dossss 1 as PE1 III
impressions from cseh p.ate} aet which The platos ate
leSped; 81 tAatno N.ofp e-, le tNken no snbsenpon
:W Il TOWNSEND Z CO. IS Walker st. n. i.
, 1860-11-13
~: -':,.
:: Elegantly Illustrated ,Edtt.ep of :.
=
! 80 =
-
.eooPER,:$. .:NoVELs,.
Rabelii.hsd zi.h Ft,sHanared o!.g,na1 Drawings

=. ::-pyF. &c. pAN1EY, RILEY, -
1h,s teantlfnl edlou Of coofei': Works VIZ C es'n:
"a rnred EsbrnTv lat 1851 and will be completed -
flirty.rEo Months from fist date. yoluMe contain
comp!ss nsl psbl.nssa ss5 91 II ri szs s's III
sInfug and zach contains TWO EneraEtntH pn stecl
anf Tweiye SKETCHES on' Wood designed bF pLaef.
Artists 1T the Country -
, 1860-11-13

;-NEW ENGLAND FIRE. AND.
l14I&l o"3darine Insurance Company. g -
Of, :m3RTFoRD,, CoHSEcr1CUT.
.4safs 1aa- sa;6 s17o:
T. :, Insurance Against Loss tY:Fne.-
l., - II uCBnaRn HINT AGaata-chfcago.
tJA1y.dce Cox. Ciafx apdsouth Watcr-sta.
, 1860-11-13
#ourp nn~Erctaage. j.
4 o'NEY TO L GAN
For Five YcaEs :. :. :.
1t TEMPER CENT: INTEREST,".

VT &xpcct to have IN eousc Of the present month
tfgs fmou9t E! m9nsI rs L9 loan on city property u
4ppli In adyanos OF tbs receipt Of taa furts-
=; l.. %. OLMSTED d. CO.,
, 1860-11-13
HARTFORD COMM.

e ASSETS. JAN; I:lSoo..."
..rA1p rr ciP1rsL s1.;eeooe co
CAPITAL AND SDSURpLGS........... ~ 100 %
.
. -..: pary4!, Mtt. ya1.
. naac Etockk &c $XY 4fh n $00 ae7 70
T,s atocS aad Treasury ,-ots1... 2sSsae ~
Etate EtocEa 2HSylbo. E4H9 II
Civ 6tockA &C .......,.....,, ll.Ia1 ~ ttlono %
Isa{lroal Stockk DC 6t1p 10 Q,1Sl ~
Mortgage ronas -...<,....... E,Aa1 eJ' RaN q 70
EfM 9tatc. unancuuahcrad,. ,-.,. ri n u. .1ael II
MtsceilHneouA lte1uA II :s7:1aa Is
cas1 on hand all tapeS.eA. On: :, :, .:..:.
Cl4ims unad;ustea and pat das.t .tls7so' as1... =,
."." . -. -, ..,,..;-.~ It1o -ltH
ey aly OF rs duly authorized A:enta Loas=S eqaita
BY and paid In tuadt current ss any OF the
I, 4Aeeus annonted, srRples fa1ni.heu and al best.
nee pertaining to .tneT II TIA StaIe af
Illinois promptly attended to b. .... :.
!. ...s: .fafe Agent spstasf Geld. Illinois.
.... HUBBARD Il HUNT,
1a,yl 5ioct. coz s.. Wster c!a:f r.
, 1860-11-13

pAnIE & SEYMOUR '.-.. - :: ::
- FNQnVCE !{NN GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
For tht sale and purchase Of. -.
Flour, Grain, Gaa seedi, P1oVisloss, Hiass,
=: : &ev .f&o., = =: - :
!. :onef ls South wsterst. pdnsroyt Bn,!dinzs:
s1At. n. 4AMlk . $500 ~, ), H sEfAocH.
Liberal adj tnn1Is On Cotsa-nurents-
R1rEnExrxs-etuEres.n nic6 6nshArn Gu: Vim Iat-
TN. EenfrA tfel=ht AgoHt c, n 4 OR; r. -
TN. S}:yMOUE late asst Gen: n:FrtAxt C.B.&Q.EE
L u. HALLE. late Of ira Of Jno Gilbert : Co.
: '+1j +-a.I1 .cFY1
, 1860-11-13

81 1000. neEo: TO- M boAM. s}5AfSAoS:' "a !;
~ business fartr wahted.
=. " =. r. DOWNING. & co..,
xS and n Clafk street.
, 1860-11-13

10 N e. Y: T. 0 A: n E D
t.; on.t1rst-clas1 securities at this
fs1ng Qmce OF VIM. H. Rfcc q Co.s
No. 03 Clark Street. -
ITO tivt ycats' Loan1 Ut 10 per rent. Short "a
'pnMtrh. Casl, adyhnces Oh Warehouse Receipts,
= -City-Scytp wanted. mye9E124ty.
, 1860-11-13


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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-12

The Taunton Maze Gazette publishes the fol-
lowing interesting renuiscence 10 connection with
notice of Websters reply TO Hayne:
II will be from this Interesting narrative that
there time when joseph 4lys stood alone among
his position in tha. line we call TO mind what we once
besId an intimate |rierd Of Mr. Webs.sT say ne wed
10 him and his wife with regsrd 10 The celebrated reply
10 Hayne. Meeting the Ma IA 'husetts Senator rs he
wac going 10 the Capitol ON that morning Nc. G. .es
nlui ed Of him Row long hs intended to speak Ab,ut
half an hour, the reply The eiiior's dlties Al
that tine pressing; but he Ventuted 20 take 80
much tine from them. Mr.. Webster, however direct.
y after met Judge Story who sold that no ihong1t the
time had % give 10 the count biz VIZ VS. on the
Constitution. To th proposition he assan'ei. Mr.
Gales ok up bis pencil unaware of this nsw ARA pc
ment and ske unconscious of the lapse Of time undsr
the enchaDtment OF the orator, apd eona qusn " he
wrote unil the olose Of the spell. Some DAVIS oass
ing e~sy SDd the proof Of the spssch not appear
ing, Mr.. Webst:r called the reporter and mais in
qDiry. have the notes. said Mr.. Gae aud IN ~ are
ut your service a6 shall never tud time t) write Them
ont. This led 10 some remembrance and persua.on
but the asked editor stood ii IN. Tnen Ms
Gales 10 bis rescue by saying that sue thought
she could decpher her husband short hand, as she
bad formerly occasionally done Mr.. ,es doubted
seeing that II fifteen years since she had riei IT,
But che had heard the speech, and the rssstless
sweep Of ito argument and the gorgeous and .ssve
II cence OF il. imagery we're yet vivid in her mind
she Jsr istfd 10 Undertaking the difficult work, Ia
due time thereaft1r the fair manuscript came 10 Mr.
Websters hands for final rection. Scarcely word
needed to DO changed; and soon set Of diamonds
costing thousand doars accompanied ths rich tnanks
of the eloquent statesman Thus was saved 10 hsrs-
ture the most memorable GRAFTON OF The American Ben
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-12

TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN LoUIsIASA.-A recent ter
bls tragedy occurred the Black River 10 he Parish
Of IafOurche. A planter, says The Nee OiieaEs
Delta, who had very bancsome wife, by whom he had
had Thirteen children, recently employed young Ken
~, khan as an overseer. His wife was Creole OF
very great personal attractions, and II OBJ
served by the neghbori that suspicious intimacy had
eprung up between her ald the overseer The hus-
band informed of this bv some Of his negabors,
and for some tims he would not cred IL Al last he
determined be would satisfy himse aud accordingly,
notify his wife Of his purposs TO 20 20 the city, he
left his hous-ard, returpiOg at night placed bmsef
IN convenient position TO observe her room. IL was
not long before no dscov rcd the enter her
room, and on looking through the window disc yersd
hs wife III the embraces Of tue said she being
IN her nigbtcothes. Waitiog until the guilty parties
had separated the Infatuated husband having provided
doublebarreled gun, saw the overse.r come oat Of
the room, accompanied by his paramour, aod XII stag
her, and was about TO leave, when the husband ross
up and discharged OF the barrels of the gan into
his sde causing his immediate death The other barrel
Was directed at bis wife, but missed and she OF
into the woods and had not up to the last news been
heard of.
PROBABLE SuIcIpr.-Louis Dsts, An aged German,
found "Wednesday merins lying dead In his d es
WsN Twsfh ssres4 VIII IN empty taGolss ~ ks DID,
hspSAA Nat 10 bed then psaseu 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-12
Frs The ". v. Independent
GARIBALDI.
By ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING.


l.
He bent his head upon his breast,
" herein his lion heart lay sick
"PeIhaps We are not ill-repaid-
Perhaps this is not true test;
Perhaps that was not foul trick;
Perhaps none wronged and more betrayed
Perhaps the peoples vote. which here
United, there may disunite,
Ard both be lawful as they think
Perhaps pat,iot statesman, dear -.
For charteripg nations, can with night
Dsfranchise those who hold the lnh.
III.
Perhops mems wi,dom is rot craft;
Mems greatness not selfish greed;
Mems Justice, not the safer side. ~
Perhaps even women, when they laughed,
Wept thanked US that the land was freed,
Not wholly (though they kissed us) Lied.
".
"Perhsps no more than this we meant,
When up at AustTia's guns we few,
And spiked them, with cry apiece, 1S.<ts
Haiia Yet a dream was sent ''sh9sEgs
The little house my father knew, ~ Hffvs
The olives and the palms of Nice" - ~
".
He paused, and drew his sword out Slow
1DfD pOTeu upon INC DIdcc lhtcnl,
AS if to read some written thing;
While many murmured, :" He will go 4.
In that despairipg sentiment, -
And break his sword before the king"
vi.
He, poring still upon the blade,
Hia large lid Understanding fell.
perhaps" he said 81 was not born
With such fine brains to trs at and trade
And if woman knew it well
Her falsehOod only meant her scorn.
VII.
" Yet through Varese's cannon smoke
My eye saw clear: men feared this man
AT Como, where this sword could deal
Deaths protocol OF every stroke.
And now-the drop there, scarcely can
Impair the keeDness of the steel.
VII.
" So man and sword may have their use; x
And if the soil beneath my foot
In vaor's act is forfeited, .&lS3f
III strike the harder, take my dues
Cut nobler, and the loss confute -
From ampler heavens above my head.
TX.
Ny king King Victor, / am thine
So much Nice.dust az whist l am
ITO make our italy, must cleaye.
Forgive that Nth sign
He went You've seen the telegram?
Palermos TAKEN ire betteUe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-12

Ger sdap. and perhaps the best thing that can be said
Of the affair Is that charming "a was the picture OF
,e,re esyety il presented, the constant evidence OF
courtesy and delicate feeling was still moro
TIE Phlad.lphaps never had fairer ground for sell
e,a,uIa,ien. They cannot be better satisfied WIN
themselves than all strangers were with tasm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-12
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

THE CANVASS IN NETWORK.
Wv. HEeENAs win speak ss
arssafyp .....................Fr Oc' IL
Pisrmopt.-....,.''''.'''' ''''oatuiosy' oc| 10
? ELECTROMAGNETIC. Tuesday, Oct I6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-12
INTERESTING CORREsPoN DENCE.

To Messrs FRSRYs, SMITH TOWNSEND New-York:
RESPECTED FRIEEDs; 1t becomes our me4nchyi,
duty inform you of the fndden decesse Of your friend Mr.
Cerberus Fusion departed from this transition LAST
evening after short but ess which e. is feared
much aggravated by the noous treatment Of his pyi
He has left will IN VIII Me'srs. Douglas Br-ckn dgs and
Bell named and he has directed that foil u
Of mourning be purchased for them Of his estate. 1t gives
pleasure add that the stuff then will be procured
your shop He has also ordered that supply OF anti bilious
pills be procured for lawyers in this city After these ont
lay made Il Is feared hat there w BE- much estate left
Our ovepow and prevent doing than add
ing that we remain, ever, Jour sincere 81 nds,
FULLER KING { GRAYsON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-12

Total for Horses. ...S5OsOl
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-29
rHEsTNUT GROVE WHISKY!
CHESTNUT GROVE WHIsKYf

The Proprietor of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY de-
sires to introduce public city
and country as the
Purest DiTusable Sti1nu1ant
which has been prepared for medical Il itself
Cordial heahtu and nygoating to the enfeebed
whether by age distilled the rye
malt its nutritious properties preserved by process
peculiarly his own whereby the Fus Oil and oahsr noxious
gredants contaued in the Whisky in general
completely separated thai the absolute purity Of this
ticle from any foreign admixture Is guaranteed.
addition the following testimonials from the most emil
Analytical Chemists of Phadepha New York and Bos
Agricultural Society have endorsed with their
Diploma Jackson Boston, has testified under cath
to its absolute purity. Read ths following
GER Gates:
Philadelphia, Sept. O. 1858.
We have carefully tested the sample of Chestnut Grove
poisonous known Fusil OIL which the character
sc injurious ingredient of the Whistles in general
BOOTH, GARRETT L CAMAG,
Analytical Chemists-
New York, Sept. 3, 1858. y
analyzed sample Chestnut Grow Whisky received
from Mr. Charles Wharton Jr of Phiadeiphis, and having
carefully it. pleased to state that IT entirely fres
poisonous deeerious substances It unusually
pure and hne favored quality of Whisky.
JAMES R. Chiffon Analytical Chemist.
Boston, March i 1859.
have made analysis of commercial samples OF
Whisky which to be free from the heavy
oils and perfectly aud unadaltefated The fine
flavor of Whisky derived from tho grain used
factrring 1t. Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES, M. D.. State Aasayer,
Nc. l6 Boylston street.
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.,
Wholesale Agent,
u6 Walnut street.,
ie2 ly&w PHIIApgIPaIA.
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"wednesday, August 20, 1860.
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Qartitalar Natites.

s ssse y Nora r AT exercises @ 81 e Of
By order Of the Executive Committee;
an29 O WILLIAM Q. ROGERS, see,y.
~ n Public Schools First District : The
DA ~ the ID September, The usual hour.
sg"9S'9 Il r SNBA 2ss | sspsSsi e@S &C. yse"
Gentlemen desrons Of Obtaining situations in the above
date. WILLIAM o. ROGERS,
AUG St ...n-. ',''e, superintendent.
New onrFASs JAeSsoE ASn GHEA. @ NqG5nHgS g. ;g; RR
,sg.suntiay Excuvsions~Untii further mo-
@ Ss n pi soSd h s%E
on SATURDAY, and the Z N train On sunday Returning good
day. .' same trains on SUNDAY and re s. "1E #HHs Ia on N0n
AUS 81 sci 8 "A Is Il % General Superintendent.
g9e eNotice-To the holders Of Bonds Of the
New Orleans opeousas and Great Western Railroad Com
Rc semannua interest due LIST of October next will be paid
IN London BY Mes2fs Earring Brothers Co.. on all bonds hay
Aoher coupons will bo paid at the Louisiana State Bank,
sSeeptng such the holders BY notice given prior f. 2
paid 1" the Union Bank Of % hai Giy . ,te,yps p-oaon
New orleans. Aug. 25 1850. an25 ise2o
sO.Proposals for supplies-Written Prcopo-
delivery At slip Island NV whaf Of lhe fol0whg supplies within
hssa 6 &tif W bs ess @ % @ separately and to be
tndStsfa PP @ for suppes and addressed to Lieut.
.@M" u= tg Eight barrels Sr j II Mes Pork. -. .z
tl2 Twelve barrels Mess Beef
(3 Three casks Bacon, Clear Sides.
al One cask Bacon, Shoulders
barrel Dried Apples
tD Four barrels M0lHssea.
t2 Two barrels White Beans
d One barrel Lard.
% Two barrels Rice.
t2 Two barrels Fair Sugar.
80 Three barrels Pilot Bread
GLASS ii.
Ten bales Eastern Hay.
t4O Forty bushels Oats,
old and in good order.
go Eighty bushels Corn
yellow n mixed, in good order.
All Of the above supplies TO be OF the quality.
he made by check Assistant Treasurer at
New Orleans, certificate Of inspection by my agent
line Of scooner by Mobile Pensacola
the wharf Ship taud finished the goods will
be received the scho0ners tackle.
FREDERICK f.. PRIME,
Ist Lieut. Of Engineers
Biloxi, Miss. 2ls August. 1860. nn2t St
GI1Y,-on account OF The saturday last the
Regatta which Thursday, 10th inst,
Tegardens Hotel Mississippi City has been postponed until
further notice. aui5 If
HEADau4KrERs STATE EXECUTIVE CoMyrTTEE
OF THE CossTiTuTosAI UNION PtRTY,
August s, 1860,
hs~Mass Meetings VIII be held throughout
the City previous the Presidential Election, follows
Third Distfict-Washington Square WEDNESDAY August
Is, instant.
second Dsrct-Place d'Annes TUESDAY. September 4.
Fourth Z. Clay Square, WEDNESDAY, Sept. ~.
First Clay Statue, Canal street. WEDNESDAY,
October 3.
Third District-W asington Square WEDNESDAY, Oct. IT.
Right 5ank tAlgiers1--sATuRDAf, October q.
First Dsretlay Statue tCanal street, MO NDAY, Nov s.
Distinguished Speakers will address the several meetings.
Clubs attached Constitutional Union Bell and
Everett Party respectfully invited Ontand to the
public generally irrespective Of cordial invitation is
extended. By order Of the Committee:
THos. CURRY, Secretary. aug 9
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A VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND In TIE FOURTH
District auction In the Of t1e Succession or
Oliver Z. Yandandngharn, deceased.
BY J. B. WALTON,
ArcTIoNEER-Ofice 10 Camp street.
SATURDAY, September 18th, 1860, at 70
- O'Clock M at the ST. Charles Hotel Exchange by virtue
and in of order by the Honorable the SIKH judi
day OF August, 1860, No. BIG auction, viii be sold
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and
Improvements thereon, situated in the Fourth District of the
city OF New Orleans in the bounded by Water Jackson
Levee and Philip Streets designated by the letter square
g plan drawn by Hugh Grant Surveyor Of the City of La
tayede, which is the Fourth District of this city,
being the plan of said city, measuring "a feet front
Leyee street 81 feet inches front Water street s. feet
inches front Philip street, and 81 feet inches the line
wards jackson street.
B~TERMS-Un third cash balance payable in six and
twelve months in satisfactorily endorsed with mortgage
retained the property with confession of judgment until full
and final payment and TO bear eight per inter
est after maturity Till paid Notes made payable the Lois
Bunk,