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Eans. Fans. Fans.

just received from Par beaniiiu assortment ef FANS.
ALSO
very choice assortment of EMBROIDERED LINEN
SHIRT BosoMs. For sale low by
LION q ANDREE,
81 aud 81 Royal street,
iy9 2pI corner Bianyille st.
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eY'Ssees, liquors., etc.,
NOS. 13 AND I6 ROYAL STREET

l. Il
A supply Of CREME DE BoUZY CHAMPAGNE In quarts
and pnts, continually band which egua TO the best that
this market Also other brands Of inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA sHRR.
RY, GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN
CHOIR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, Old and
fine PORT WINE, MADEIRA AND SHERRY WINES
Of tho vintage 1885, 1893 1906 and
other brands. WHISKY, all deaerptionsscoch Irish
Rye and Bourbon. ALE and PoRglR, pints and quarts
Also on hand, my usual assortment the best
Wines and liquors
in the Market which will be sold reasonable terms as any
other house in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
o7 2ply Nos. ls and Is Royal street
Boots, Shoes assd AFtoga9ss,
AT WHOLESALER.
Plantations supplied with prime Ditching BOOTS, Russsi
BRoGANs Wool Mexican Palm Leaf, Straw and Csmpeschy
HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST & CO.,
No. 10. Magazine street. New oreens
HATS CAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE,
We constantly receiving general assortment of Sk
Fur Cashmere, Panama. ieghon Straw Palm Leaf Msxicsn
and Wool HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST & CO.,
iyl3 2phW Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-04

MnssEs. MoNgaoaEny 4 sAlra sell this day at l.
eciecka shs S. cias Exchange Two very iikeiy aun,s
nes5a M Hksa asgo womaa They win IL sod
establishment
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-04
na-spring and summer MedIcine " Th.

ng-Spring and Summer Medicine y The
bers Of the body often soft aud relaxed aer the barng
cold Of Winner is withdrawn and sickness attacks IL
in the form Of fanting apoplexy, fevers, inflammation, and
theumatsms Because at this easona the hnmc
corrupt from sudden check of the perpraon from
cosrenesso he aoppRge Of any usual evacuation than any
other period of the year BRANDRETIIs PILLS set all 10
rights The blood from those crudies which The cold
Of exercise Of Winter have locked up in the bowels and
solids of the body and which, if timely expelled produce
:umor, costycness consumption and early DEATH
When, therefore, you feel ehness lasstude dizziness pains
of the head lose time hut swallow four six eight
of BRANBRETH1s VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS.
Soon eheerfuness will dspkee anxiety and health disease
And remember these Pills entirely vegetable and harmless
for the weakest the strongest but able search ard
all impurities leaving the blood pure it
first parents.
These celebrated Pills sold at 25 per boy with tail
directions, 29l Canal Street New York. D BrandretE Of
fee and by j. WRIGHT Il co, Nos p and jl Carlres
street, and by all respectable dealers in medicines
nu3 2p2taw &eGwW-lm
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.gess. n. 9ysosssa,sOs., j,

NJ r. r. @ Fl A N e TAIIO
No. al BROADWAY, tnear Canal streeb,
leo 2p2m New York.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-04
MARRIED;. :.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On Wednesday, the lst inst. by tho Rev. DR.. d. ~ p
j. W.SHERRIto 10 HELEN T. COOK,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-04
sa-Better than All otneEs -L.ata yette. ON

onda1a co,nty n y TI,,g 94 -Isse ' -
premat,,reIy .rey. and being unwilling e ysr locks
l., ms, ,o,,hr,l ja.s 7 t,.,.o d ,,ri e. r.tI
a, ti,I o.,er4a,, f ,t,s H., = T. ;z;,4
,. tt.a r,F VS. ttat. lg.zta "a. s.,., - ~ ~,
- - t. - Soc, "A IT -, 80 -, -.
49, 49, Srna i -. n -, - - " Nv,
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va W ' : NJ ,,- =, ,,,r,,-,, ~ yz.,.r.,
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sou wy ~ % 99' - . 'iz' ~ "2.5Hse'
t&' ~ ''5 s' " r. 80 y s' >
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a. q I,f.,s !. ~, - H. :, u
sati ~ tvRIetIT ~ 9fa,1 X C :, ~,
FrIs.rs = t1e g,t4r,tu
o'iaShe = ~ Nptine1"
s7,- -Exuerisncs teucnes ms ,nat aaiicacy
prevents many females nom applying for the means to eyiae
suffering aud save life That objection Is obytsd in the css
of "sr James CIarkes Female Pills prepared after the pre-.
serption Of Sir James Clarke Physca to the Queen Of Eng.
fn,la an, cas !, rbey can
he cent in bottle 10 riIls most free by a
,nd IL nosta,,. ,to,on.t 10 any agent
A,ant for inc IJnitsd staes Jf,R MOSES tz,cbss,
Nv i WRIGHT A co. New orleans yyhole.eIe Agsnts.
and sold hy all ,ssnectable Druggists feq 2n1vSW
ma~ Iuytcorate the System-ryyo-thIrds of
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.SattonGs gnion Ticket.


PRESIDENTIAL. ELECTORS FOR LOUISIANA:
First Electoral nistrict
RIyIERE GARDERE, Of ST. Bernard, Elector.
20. DEFERRIET. of Orleans, Alternate.
Second Electoral District
lion. RANDELL HUNT, of New Orleans, Elector.
JULES LAyERGNEt ofNew Orleans, Alternate.
Third Electoral District.
CHRISTIAN RosELIUs, of Jefferson, Eleetor,
DUNCAN S. GAGE, of Tereionne Alternate
Fourth Electoral District
]. o, FUQUA, Of East Fecana EIecor.
H. FAVRoT, of West Baton Rouge, Alternate. n.
Fifth Electoral District
~" THOMAS II. LEWIS, OF Opeousas, Elector
vALsiN FoURNET of ST. Martin, Alternate.
Sixth Electoral District ~. ~
JOHN RAY of ouachita Eiector .'o
Hon. b. L, HoDG r. of Caddo Alternate, a
Each the Polls casts his vote for SIX ELECTORS
each Of which reside in separate Districts jy2
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RSo0m.aaeEd $ Sfeey's

BLOOMFIELD $ Sfeey's
MAMMOTH BOOK AND PAPER ESTABLISHMENT.
Merchants, Banks,
INsU r AN GE COMPANIES
And
Cotton Brokers,
Will find esahlishmcn everything necessary to com
plete the Counting with the selected stock Of
STATIONERY
Ever Imported
-AlSo-
COTTON SALES AND ACCOUNT CURRENT PAPERS
Of all Patterns,
COTTON, GRAIN, SUGAR AND MOIASsES
Weighing Books.
BLANK BooK MANuFAC RERs,
Printers and BooI<binders.
ase As to price and quality, WE DEFY COMPETITION
e. BLOOMFIELD 4 STEEL,
iyls 2p2m No. 60 Camp street
Watches, .yesUell.y, etc.
BEING DESTROYS OF CHANGING MY BUSINESS
oheFIhs my StOck
WATCHES, JEWELRY, LIVER WARE, ETC.,
AT COST PRIGEst
W. A. WILSON,
| iy2 2pa ---.z 95 Canal street.
Fairbanks
PRIN IPAL SOUTHERN
Scale Warehouse,
| ANB DEPOT FOR
LILIES BURGLAR AND FIRE-pR00F SAFES.
="- FAIRBANKS Il CO.,
dl2 2ntf No as csur stre-s
BEHayJ Paper. gEsaH Paper.
T. j. e " Il R $, 49,
62s............. Chartres Street.............. ga
| Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
French and American Paper EIangings.
BORDERS, CORNERS OAKS AND
a MARBLES, in every variety.
Particular attention paid to ali weFk his line, dis 2p
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-04
SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 4, 1860.

=
D0uble-sheet Crescent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-04
Cigars Cigars j:

Purchasers s always and store Of the veil
known brandsInenudad, FLOR sridiana Flor dc
Pancho Redowa, oaborga Pertagas Rts soasshng Wash
ngton, Dos Hermanas, daEo Habsnc ssc at the lowest
prices.
P. Pr TB Il CO.,
n2R antf ~ .saf ...s.s..a-s;nl rlnne
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nor Invigorate the system-p.,o-tll

"a spring Beds--Ss TO So So for the best
spring Bed IN existence to@es Paten9 Ne 1854 Chatham
Sew York Examina it. address the ELLlPTIC BED
sP8tNG COMPANY, for then descriptive cIcplar spsca
adaeessnts ths de aud loaal iy23 2pAwiy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-04

nY-The Committee have engaged a Room
Building of Camp and Common Streets for the auae
business where the regular meetings of the Com
mitiee will be held. The Committee weekly EVERY
quired.
RD-THTs EVENING is the regular meeting Of the Commit
and all the members requested be in their
attendance THoS CURRY,
iy2l 2nlm ~ StcreiarY
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-04

# AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
Montgomery y Smith sell at II o'clock Mt the ST. Charles
Exchange very likely young negro and negro
aS-Parcula in advertisements ndsr suction heads Sd
=
nJ- Rally! Rally! Rally .-Fbird Ward
BELL AND EVERETT CIUR--The Bell and Everett Voters
the Third Ward hereby notified that meeting for the
ELECTION OF PERMANENT OFFICERS will BIZ held al
Club Room, the Garroiton Railroad Depot
Baronne Perdiio streets, WEDNESDAY, August sth
at IL O'Clock p NJ and that cgulhr meetings will be held
EyEBy WEDNESDAY thereafter at the hour and place
All citizens the invited attend.
By order of the Club
CHAs. F. yERIANDER, Secretary.
desirous of registering themselves members win
find lists at the following places, viz:
Office of II. Florance ESQ., q Commercial Place.
=. TIE Daily Crescent, 70 Camp street.
=. the Daily Bulletin Gtaver Street
!. W. S, DAes, g. Front street.
:. the Secretary, IS Poydrls street aus 2F5t
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-09-18
CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

~ NJ. WAKKINT, ,JUNESVILLE, HAS
~ received the largest assortment Of Clock, Watches
and Jewey &C.. brought IN Hllsdale County with
he will Aell at the lowest eastern prices
- Clocks Of all kinds, prices from 81 rs TO s2j 90.
All Goods warranted ~ represented.
Jonesyille, Nov. ], 1859.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-09-18
NO. 725.

tant as good feeding. Horses, like men, want
good, dry warm, clean beds. In grooming,
tie your horse 30 he can't bite his manger and
thus learn to crib bite; aud il you find your
groom curryng and tormenting the poor an.
imal when tied, 40 hc ia restless and uneasy,
use your stable broom over tho groom's back,
it is al excellent instructor To learn him to
be gentle Let the currycomb be very mod.
erately nse on tho body to loosen up the
scurf and dirt, but never permit one near the
main aud tail. Rely mainly on the brush
and cloth for cleaning Bapish combs from
yonr stable They tear out moro hair in
day than will grow in in a month, and they
rain all tho mains aud tails that are ruined.
Tho tail should be washed with CASTLE soap
and water onos every week, aud brushed
with wat brush every day in ths year, hold
ing up ~ bone Of the tail and brushing from
you. Hc'f AN hour is enough for a good
gronn - one horse, but one hours time at
~" outside, ample to be complete. City
a',' IA dy floors should have COW manure
'""b their feet once a week TO draw out
keep hoofs growing. 1t should be
.. .r night and allowed to wear out
To conclude always be gentle A.
.a. ,-a risS b,iy, peclally his head
."..f '",a peculiarly applca,
king. Use whips as
t,...s .. .......--... ..,' "s>on, and exer-
.'-r ..- ...ra.. t....e-s. nj instii by pre-
l.p .'r. use'nI lesson in
s ..,rel ri., lr-, ~ 10 iucuIcate
A" .'...''.. f....,- i.tu tAn,r nal, you can
q ""!,pfatr q cprli,.rn> ni lhtL much abus-
e. .n''nsi, th- hprs" by occasionally ex,m-
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-09-18
htGur FROM YPT!
DOUGLAS ORGAI 90 Es OUT FOR
LINCOLN.
A Douglas Candidate does the Same.

! Two days since We copied from the thica
60 Tribune statement that the Franklir
| Co., Utl) Democrat, Douglas organ, hsd
haulo! 'iown lh' name Of Dmgl,s an J"hu
roE aud 'an up those &c Lincoln aui ! MI,
AID tha, Dousl,s Democrat lad nal, Il
similar chang. w fad Ia the Tr,bHas .,
th" l0th. an elirnr, article fr,m t,o Dem9
cra. and Litter from Mr.. FiIungsn, the
r"niidaie, giving tn res.,m wii'ct have
prom ,ted them to uake snch chang -
From these wo make son" extracts h"lOw. 10
which Wa commend the nit utioa of such
Douglas Democrats ia this section Ms have
not become blinded by mau-worship:
The Democrat says:
Th. recent elections which have been held
IN the South render i, certaiu that Hr Doug
las canno, elected, and we ara now cnmpalei
IN duty TO our conscience and our country,
tp choose between the remaining three can.
dliates, however reluctant we may be to ahan.
don the fortunes Of Mr.. Douglas. The cleo
tions which have been held show c,nclu ivrly
TO our mind that ihe race is between Mr..
Breckinrdge and Mr.. Lincoln, and Of the two
we prefer the attor. First. because we believe
him 70 be national man, and for tn" preser
vatinn Of our glorious Union. We never did.
nor mover can, endorse the doctrine that our
National Constitutional cerries slavery into all
the territories even against the wishes of til,
people, OF which Mr.. Breckinridge is the al
vocate. We have ever believed it to bs To-
cal institution. depending for its protection
and malntanance upon the local authcrti"s.
II G, ngrsss mus, intervene on the subject Of
slavery in the territories, and either prohibit
and that is 10 the issue, rs we honestly believe
1t Ia, theu we prefer to go with that party
favoring its prohibition, believing il TO be
political evil. We have heretofore deemed
it unnecessary 10 express our individual senti.
nents publicly on lhs subject, because we
have supposed that thu p"ple of the terrific.
RES would be eft to regulate their inslitu-
ions in thcr own way; but now ihe issue ia |,
presented: Shall slavery he established or
prob ,bited in our public domsini In such
contest we must take Sides and no mao can
Je silent
That Mr.. Breckinridgs is thr candidate Of
! ds"nion Iarty there is not the le,st room !
% doubt, and that they are scheming and /
'lotting for the overthrow Of the government
md The disruption of the coufederacy. every
ntrll'g"nt 'nin..wh, has read tho public jour !
lalS of II" South knows full well. By sus-
in'ng Mr.. Douglas IN the present contest,
VI sh I'll oniv b. assisting in thu electi,a Of
ir. B-'ckinri'lg", and aiding and ab"tting in
II" i st'uction Of thu Union, which IN ler no
will We Consent u d.. This ,
: 'nion has Cost to grost y sacrih g IT blooi |
nd treasure to he thrown away for 80 small
r'ce-solely for the pnrp),o Of extending
lss"ry.
ct every man lay aside his preniices,
nj vet IN ths gr"a, crsis bv vo'il! f.. the
MY man WAC rln 81 the Uai>n which ~
MS time /, in perl.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-09-18
A Vote for Dous,s. a Vote 70, Slavery.

Every man who votes for Doul ~
and Johnson, az directly and positively sus.
taios tho docrine Of slave codc or slave pro.
I & on in the Territories, rs he would in voting
for Breckluridge, or even for jeff. Davis him.
self. Mr.. Johnson openly declares himself to
be 10 favor Of a slave code, and Mr.. Douglas
that he approves the Dred Scott decision,
which affirms that the Constitution carries
slavery into the Territories, and that il must
be protected here. Mr.. Breckinrdge de-.
mands no more than this, not the most radical
Southern fire eater. What more could the
South demand, that President who believe
That the Contitution carries slavery into the
Territories and that il is his duty to exert the
whole power Of the Government TO protect it
th,ref-[ Detroit Advertiser
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-09-18

The CoSvRNIRscs AND ADVANTAGE or
PovERrY. "A humorous correspondent of Mt
Of the mo'ning daiies, now at Saratoga, says:
|, for my own part AIN never afraid Of
having my pocket picked. In fact | rathor
wish that some ono would pick it on halves,
it is 80 bard for me to find rny money there.
thai tully appre late the difficulties another
man would encounter, sndshouId have no
objection to paying him well for his trouble,
ati thea, as regar 'sa watcb,I feel confident
that any manwho took it, would be very
glad to bring it back. For he would be taking
that which enriched me not, but made him
poor indee. Keeping the wretcLed little
thing inrep,ir woulp break the wroprietor Of
q faro aak or house ra lroa'. 1t is a liv, "
price of mechanism for its size, however, and
generally contrives to beat the big clock down
n the office an hour or two in the twenty tour.
Next to keeping wife, cane conceive o
anything more expensive acd troublesome
than to keep a watch.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-09-18

EB The Charleston Mercury regrets 'that
Breckenridge has consented to initiate Mr..
Douglas in delivering speeches, with view
to the Presidential election. We bad hoped
that now, and forever after, Mr.. Douga.
would have stood alone in the bad emurnce'
of Presidential stump speaker. Mr. Breck.
enr'ige can do neither himself nor his party
any god toy pursuing course so inconsistent
with the dignity Of the high office at which
he aims, William Lowndes ssip, that tho
Presidential office should neither be sough,
for nor declined That was the sentiment Of
u man worthy to Gil such an office, with its
beivy ,n' .Jcnsihiliticd its grave and impor.
lanl duties. The dea Of candidate securing
the c.untry TO obtain il, by eleciioneering
hsr'ngd's and pzrsoual appca's t. win popu-
H. favor, an excite nothing hut the most
ulm .ared disgust and contempt"
Ss- A correspondent at Bangor writes to
ga r.ls.. N paper. that Hon. Hannibal Ham.
I.n. ttelks ssbl can candidate for Vice Prcsi-
.cent. - ,ssra he time very quietly at his
h, rre u iiumr!er, a1kiug ~ upon US always
&c lvoitaoi. noeliuss. nIt yer is he betray.
q. rt' uSkug sp.e ecl. Su'h course 10
5..a o'.,sa evea by hIs en,m.,s."
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-09-18
Paiusu, Sccaes in Syria.

A CORES ondrnt writing from Damascus
says:
1t is impossible to give an adequate idea
Of the ,nIsrr, Of these poor creatures, which
was the greater, rs all had been formerly
more or less comfortably off-some in affiu.
eut circumstances. Tn. women had really
barely enough TO cover them. They were
ust as they had fled from cir homes on tho
9th of July, when tho massacre began, aud
had since been livin i'm the dog days of
the Syrian summer-on very titf.rent food,
many being so weakened by starvation that
they could hardly sit on their horses or mules.
A voice called me by name out of the crowd.
and | went to see who it was. The speaker
was guant, lean man, with nothing but
pair Of old torn drawers upon him. He was
riding miserable stumbling mule and car
ryng before him q young child, evidently dy-
ing, while behind him clung another infant,
blind from opthalmia, with which, by the way
three-fourths Of the caravan were afflicted.
1t took me some ti'no-and not until he
told me his name-to recognize the lean.
hungry. looking, ragged beggar before me the
TIN, snug wealthy merchant, whom | had
known SO we'll few months before-whoSe
house at Damascus was palace which hai
aost him nearly G2O 900 sterling, whose wife's
Jewels ware worth $4,000 sterling, and whose
signature for anything under 10000 ster-
ing would be considered as good as tho
bank. | asked the poor fellow whether,
when tho massacre began he had been able
10 save anything. He replied: Nothing
i'ooks, bills, b nds, cash, jewels, goods, house,
urntur', clothes, everything, y'undered or
bum. TIE man is literally a beggar. And.
er ~ 7tscs ogos s. thrre are mlre than Lwo
,nrisia p,or m.n. who have coming from
that accur-ed place, who are exactly in the
's'ne condition. OF tho poor women can
iarlly sp Ak. God in His mercy forbid that
N Eng :, our mothers and wives should
knIw, S~n in dream, tho utter, hopeless
mi--rs these poor creatures have suffered,
he .'l'e They were--if only in name, Christ.
ra~
'r"ds Of these women-Iadies in rsnk
I uH"med to every luxury 10 their own
va would n'vor appear in public ex-
" All knew not what days hard
+ I'm ~. arrive here with but
: | var their shodofs.
vp,i n pack-sa dIes,
'.a. a...a4-a.s"g Il =, across the valley
& .... prya the defes of
fey sun bv dav.
: ...al 10. 4 It or WIN at nj ,ht.
hl", .b,H . pilIr'i cnl iran ii Of want
IN x p>ur' Oh the roal, many women
orntn" | All yet obliged to move on with
the caravan, scorAs have reached b irut, OIL
u die; AMI yet, those who have left and are
now her arr the most fortunate fthe Christ.
ian popniai,n Of Damascus. neel not de.
tail the fate W rse than death which hundreds
have met with, nor enu,nersto how many
have been carried off BY the Bedouins, Kurd,.
and other miscresnts, who came 10 help in
the work set on foot by their co-religionis,s.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-09-18
CHICAGO, Sept. l2, 1890.

=fE A bsld-headed gentleman in England
has realized - b'autiful crop Of down. which
bids fair to become hair, II it continues o.
grow, from the application of plaster Of parls
FOR the purpose Of tskiog cast of hls icI
lures. The artist, a we'll kHown nst,f Of
busts, vouches for the fact.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-09-18
JEWELRY STORE.

Watch, Clock and JeweIry Repairing.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS REMOVED
his Jewery Store the east side Of Broad street OPP
pose his old stand where he he found at all seasona
bic ready do work In his he or business hrot
notice.
We also keeps Watches Clocks Spectaces. Jewelry,
Gold Pens, and Pencil Cases for sale, OF good quality,
and Mt the most reasonable prices. ~
HiIlsdale Oct. 18th, 1857. 1T. BRYAN.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-09-18

ET&pwATCH AND CLOCK MAKER. RESPECT
fE--l 20 fully informs the inhabitantsof Hilsdale
az & County, that he has opened Shop in Hills
sdale for the purpose of repairing Clock
Watches Jewery, Fans Parasols Musical &c.
All work warranted, Shop at Farnam's Old Store
Hillsdale, MAY 10th, 1858. BE. BROWN.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-09-18
Take Notice.

MO RESPECTER OF PERSON-RICH
~ or Poor-earned unlearned, white or black bond
freecome and speak for Freemep and
you shall be provided for. We shall continue the
TAILORING BUSINESS
under the new Arm OF MCQUEEN Co. at residence
West Street Our old customers will be Welcomed and
one. all times. Cutting and making done to order
fEr Flour, Grain. Wood and CASH for work, at
MCQUEEN h co.'s.
HiIlsdale, Sept. l3. 1850 sept20m3
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-08-15

MAsroATroS By MECHANICAL MEAxs.-A rare
instance Of perfect recovery from desperate
wound was recently brought under the notice
Of the Paris Academy Of Medicine by Mr.. Lar
rey, who at the same time presented TO them
60 American, Mr.. Preterre, TO whose mechani-
cal skill the attainment OF the full result was
due. At the battle Of Magenta, a seargent OF
the 85th of the line was struck by musket ball,
which, after completely shattering the lower
Jaw. came out behind from under the skull, close
to the cervical veTtebre, which had they been
injured would have rendered the case hopeless,
II ia barely credible that so extensive an injury,
inflicted 10 90 important region Of the human
frame, could have admitted Of cure and it re-
6ects high credit on the army surgeons who at
tended him. To restore the power Of mastication
by mechanical means, Mr.. Preterre was called
in, and succeeded in the accomplishment Of his
task by an ingenious contrivsnce, which has
been greatly admired by the Grst surgeons Of
Paris,