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Old Established DiSpehSary.

81 DR.. JAMES is the acknowledged Chief Of his
Speciality. Thousands can testify to the great sue
of Dr. JANEs in the treatment Of diseases Of the
NEST obstinate and virulent character whose symp-
cured cases where the blood had become poisoned,
producing blotches on the face, pimpIes, small wa
terry blisters, ulcers pains in the head and bones
ulserated throat and nose, serofla together with an
endless number Of sufferings.
Ss- THE AFFLICTED ARE ADVISED TO AP-
PLY TO DR.. JAMES.
For alas how many have been lost, not only by
delay but by the more fatal treatment of poisonous
drugs.
Dosed from day.tO day with life destroying drugs,
which, while they do not eradicate the disease, under
mine the constitution, and finally produce the most
horrible of deaths Even fIife be spared, how many
exc out miserable existence, fulfilling the fearful
penalty of violating Natures laws, and rendered unfit
for the enjoyments of society and Of the family.
Those who are SO fortunate as not to have CON
tracted or inherited disease or to have brought upon
themselves, by indscretons, &C. infrmities and suf
ferng, should be thankful. They, however, for hu-
manty's sake, il for nothing more, should not en-
deayor to deprive others Of the means Of cure; for
while humanity continues to be infrm and man is
prone to err, the consequences Of imprudence or
crime will be apparent; and when these eonsequen
ces visited on the unhappy Wrong-doer, he must
seek relief from the misery thus entailed And the
man who devotes his life and talents to the relief Of
this species Of human suffering, is no lest Phan-
thropst than he who seeks to relieve any other ae
ton to which is subject, for true philanthropy
looks Tot to what caused the trouble, but to what will
relieve it,
81 THE AFFLICTED CAN ADDRESS DOCTOR
JAMES BY LETTER. But TO INSURE ATTEN-
/ TIoN THEY SHOULD ENCLOSE A FEE
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NV ilELEANS. feus 10. lN9l-
CTeuflsraeu Having used one Of your sewing Ma
chimes IN my family for SIX years past and applied IL
% every variety of family sewing, both HEaNN AND
lIsHr have no hesitation IN recommending them as
the hest Family Sewing Machine that has yet been
brought before the public, both as regards speed.
poisfles- and easy operation excellence and beauty
OF stitch alike both sides Of the ahrc and great
economy Of thread. For general work they are un-
approarhalhe. and fully equal 10 ten seamstresses
The machine purchased Of you has now been m
use in my family SIX wears, and has never been out
Of order Is stl as good as ever. Any objections
made 10 the leather pad are absurd. We never nave
had any trouble with u. .-
Nar Orleans, May Is, 1853. S-Im
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DR.. Boards Eye Infirmary.
STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES q
ALL SIZES, FROM S to 16 DIAMETER OF CYLIN



DER
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, frOm IL to 80
pRGINING WHEELS, from L. feet to so feet di-
ameter.
DRAINING PUMPS, from to 20 inches in dame
ter
Lea & Leavitt's Patent CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,
with both iron and wooden frames. with NorcroSs'
Rocker Boxes and Stesrn's patent Eccentric Eead
Blocks
Pages and Page ChiId's CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
Double Circular Saw Mills, with Top Saws.
Straub's Iron Frame CORN and FLOUR MILLS,
from Is 10 80 inches diameter.
NEWELL'S COTTON SCREWS, Of 6, ~, Q and II
inches in diameter, by II feet long, and geared for
either horse or steam power.
SHAFTING, COUPLINGS. PULLIES, STANDS,
HANGERS and Boxes Of all sizes
DOUBLE FLUE BOILERS, AZ inches in diameter
and from l6 to 30 feet long.
CIRCULAR SAWS. up TO p inches diameter.
DOCTOR ENGINES. Of various sizes
INDIA RUBBER BANDS. of all sizes.
An assortment Of all sizes Of the above articles gen
orally in store ready for delivery at the shortest no
tice. and for sale the most favorable terms and
the lowest prices.
Every article fully guaranteed.
Full printed Catalogues Of prices will be sent to any
address by mail
s. H. GILMAN
20 Grayier Street. Nsw-0rlaans.
RNe Orleans, July q, 1859. E2-ly
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Celebrated makes in
Black Silks
.HiIItnery!

LATEST PARIsIAN STYLE IN LADIES BONNETs
Ladies ana Misses RIDING HATS
Chldren'- PLAN and Fancy STRAW HATS, &c
HAIR, STRAW and other TRIMMINGS
Bonnet, sash aud TRIMMING RIBBONS.
OSTRICH AND MARABDUT PLUMES
FRENCH FLOWERS, &c. &c
Ner CDrisrug Feb % Is6n 1rff
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There b. an fufnefy so sfactua as the SPECIFIC
aOtrTiON" h ia in TO form ~ an aFomatie syrup.
aufeir ernrfaha and nf pheasant htFur, fhyalrlana
frsarrIfa L ana rufna HrH Huafautfrd. Thousands
II sunafars hHra iHfn relieved hF h. Toe effect is
speedy and cerisiu. Price one Dollar pr bottle,
ia o. hVe d1afs tau he ierWaIagl ~ uial
dafa a cafnr and "a 0raFIrr eireei NeN orieane
Nar eriaani, Fsh 1, tsdQ. h-ey
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SUITED To THE SOUTHERN TRADE, AT THE
y,- C,rrs+as ian ls,.l 16-lv
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s. H. GILMAN,
20 Gravier Street. New ORLEANS.
FNO- Orleans, July q, 1859. k2-ly
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ALEREn MINROE a co.
urrLnfNa. rua Ctmp cnnn1N rs
Cor Room over oar clothing Estahlishlneut.
Nrr 0TfeHas. Jan lh lsHn. Ia-ty
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Confectionery.

OLAlNNNAUAlNAy
thsEsT TURPIN, No. IS Ga Lev.c s.ros,
H New Orleans. manufactures M, &C., M E
every description Of ofCONFCTIONFRy sVIt., ',5
0 GO " DhOls. His Rock, Stick and ncy Candies
are vel known throughout the southw st Furn,sb
"a esn Toih he Manuiaetory. they are really supe-
brought nom distance, and more or less deterior
ted m consequence. Prices moderate Tsrros cssb
or approved city aeceptances.
haEoEteaas, ect 10, 1859. asm
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THE CELEBRATED
ARGYLE B1TTERS

"UL ehgctuAlly rrro uy-pepsa. Liver Com.
w rlAInt NDrtUua Debility. Ul-urtarpd stomach.
UaEut tur fDHfI HHa.IIru. IH.- Uf Appetite. ten
HrH lTiHry. .nl plUafrtfiUr af fHU system They
tr. entirely stE. r.his abd free .r1m a injurious in-
g.utl.fuf-. They are pleasant n tlatD. and mild lee
hrIrfli0ria errIuE DEE bowels ntIy aHtrd upUn,
tul WI.I I. move l.| UHUI.lF from tuH aiUEITUI
These eirEsuf bf.sr4 Hre peculiarly adapted .1r l
warm rIiHlati Wd ,tey p.r,ou defun- rns'ff.
strength, anipro ..taH ,l0u ths Diseases IE,rut to
thH HI mIf# should usr tltu
HHrtuua advanced U l.r. Hud fsUI Ing the hand I'd
Ime weighing hF1T.F upon llgm. with ull its Hften-
dHlt lls. vii uut boz tle usD &c che Htter= an Elixir
That VII usii nra m. uto tHaIr veins; RESTORE. bon a
gaurH tha eucrN end IIilruf uI.Jt yuutllu. dy s.
huId up fhrir shfuuE.u tI-7s. end give health and
hHTpiuras fn tHr.r rUuHIu'Hs YEAR.
fis we'll ust shed it.f tIIIv Hua-laIf Uf che
Em1ig rurtau of rur rrpg'1t.sn tre seldom ir tha
enjoyment uf r1Ht health. 0r. ta H-s their uwn *
plrssI0n. "netgr feel sell. They tro hnuuA De-
VOID nf al ruer4y, extremely nervous. and have uu
appetite To this class uf iuvtts. thrac Hftsr4 are
especially recnmmed. Then peruiaF tonic and in-
EHrliu rrr pertIrs reni chem Iltt.HtIs lu such
UIaHs.
rrslus vI...ue DISTRICTS bsras-ei annually with
Fpytr HrI A.H" Hr ans F.tur .fN hi.IHIs ustrU. Wi
HHI ff Ig II. timely uar Ut one Ur two bl.i.a they
uII uHf OBJ ono Instance ttkg che df-a-s e. thg lf
tHra W. rHuaVHfH #uH afrHu lflsn fHa system. and
]. J. /. d a. j.. j. .#H
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CeTt.lcdte d hiS EIct7Ie1tg GJu. Nc WIUlc
CE-Y or jackson, MIss,l
April y, ls59
Gcntemen:-The Wheeler Wilson sewing Ma
chine purchased Of yen surpssses my expectations,
both in beauty of IT'S finish and the excellence Of IT.
performance, I am not CAPABLE of Judging 0f the
merits Of this Machine compared with those Of
other Patentees. But II ls difficult for me to con
ceiye how any other Machine can hp better than thus
fer Il really marvCcus 10 witness the rspdty and
perfectness Of its work No family should b, with
out one. Yours respectfully,
WILLIAM McWILLIE
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To the Be-Drugged
CHARLES
iLONDON CORDIAL GIN,
WHICH is DISTILLED UNDER INSPECTION OF |
TIE RRIrIGH EnNERNMENT.


THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT;
is delicately favored unlike any other Gn,) with
some Ofthe most valuable restoratives Of the Negea-
bic Kingdom, and Is by far the most healthy beverage
extant.
The Most Eminent Physicians of Europe and Anlerioa,
not only recommend its by the hale and hearty,
but prescribe it as medicine where a stimulant is
required.
Dr. VALENTINE MoTT, of New York, the highest med
cal authority, pronounces CHARLES LONDON
GIN mot oHg superior 10 any ohor, but the best dyti
Gle Of the Kind he has eUer seen"
The Female Ser will find it not only pleasant Cor
dial but a certain relief in sufienngs Of periodical
character.
Analyto1i Chemists qf al ranks pronoupce it perfect
ly pure. and restorative merits neon parable.
Sold only in quart and pint bottles by all Druggists
Grocers, Country Merchants, &c. Beware Of lmita-
tons Buy only CHARLES. None other is i'm
ported.
Sold in Mobile. by l. c. DUBOSE& a CO. 81 and 90 Wa
ter street. HAVIIAND. CLARK GEORGE, 10 and
II Water street: GEO. COSTER 60. 67 Dauphin
street: CHARLES BREWER 4 CO. 70 and 9S Com
merce street; J. F. TAlLANT, Battle House Drug
store. and dealers generally.
Sold in New Orleans by q. O. WOODMAN. corner Of
Common and Magazine streets; q. \. MORRISON, l2
Magazine street. JAMES SIME, l34 Canal street, and
dealers generally.
Forsale in Paulding Miss by dealers generally.
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BRowNINGs
BALSAMIC EXPECTORANT.

This viluille and unful1e remedy, tfer having
been used with uuuHHI 'isi success tur many years
in very Intensive private practice. b. uow offered o.
thg public u such manner - fu bH within thc reach
uf an and will D. found safe and speedy cure %
Coughs, Colds Asthfrg, Br'uth.a-. Puu= boz the SIDE
~pfuug Of E0od. and tll aI-ea-r- Ht che pulmonary
organs. % B prepared ~yrlI- ely from vegetable
substance. known t1 exercise ID soothing influence
on ,ho lungs and can hc gwen with perfect slf iy Co
the youurrst child.
Eyeryou should o. Impressed WITH tho necessity
Of attending n tim. Co % slight ouIls nom the neg
ler oi To- hos many thousands have been hur led into
an early grave hy chat enemy uf The human rlre.
CanaIup ptIou, who, hs taking tha proper remedy no
the proper time. might have Eved "a long tld happy
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RECENT HOME TESTIMONY,
THE WHEELER L. WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINE


From persons Of the highest respectabity who have
them in use, we select the following for publication
this week. The present nstallment willbe followed
by others in due time:
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NV nEIEANs. April la. ls59.

NV WELEANs, ApTII TO IsJ8.
9ettlsraeH:- Having two years AGO purchased Cne
Of your medium size Wheeler & " son Sewing IL
chimes, 70 affords me pleasure 70 state tliat have
found answer every purpose for family and gen
eral household sewing. and do uOt hesitate 70 re-
commend them one Of the most Useful machines
have ever seen. do not think the leather pad any
objection.
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To Merchants.

4. A. BarrIere & BrOther,
lsO CANAL STREET,
Touro Buildings,
New-Orleans.
55 EXCHANGE PLACE,
NeW-YOrk.
3 RUE DIr FATTBOtrRG POISSONNIERE,
Paris.
HAvE CONSTANTLY on HAND A COMPLETE
IL ASSORTMENT OF
Plantation Goods,
LOwells,
Blankets,
Kerseys,
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DaIIey's Magical Pain Extractor

HAS universally -arpautsi su other Continents
/ Hul healing arrl auHn- u both il. f-t-tefu
md Western H.'n.- F'yr.- "A,i,',. .'.I.ll.e.i'
B 40 -'ulsaas a's-4H whether '.ie cau-e be a'c'-
BURNS =. ~rALu-
a-a instantly relieved ef = their gu-u,-H pain. and
Inflammation. lg uWr- = y tpp.DilHn 10 ta-
55Js... iss "a and tfe = fa-hI- renewed az it by
THE FRIEND uf IHE NJls~LEA-
gtfHIrgn arc f-,. ,lsuf - -ftirrrr- from external
luflrs- especially from :. F'asi and tTwphens ~
p'saaHf-tHersl1r. every m.ta"r should nay. th.s
80 R..i.'s and quickly : removes rhr TEITER
10 TEtyELEGs = 30 -Eh AND LAND.
The Nlrhui-t the Traveller. and every oth-
90 individual whose l1f : in 'its throws bum within
tho chance &c accident :. from ~ '.ll' nr' ~ oa
Fslal. should bge u = mind that tll- Magic
Extractor b. t'Iet best and = only friend Dc b. both
p1rtafIe and ehsap. and = should ever br hI~ conn
ranInn, friend bob = need. There are th~l-
sands ofti,Inr witnesses - o. tasr, to be- marvel
Iou- virtue. who owe = thsr sound limits and
TSS filWins m. : ~ 6ftta sqirg diseases
hr ubthpALlEY'S= MAGICAL PAIN EN-
TRACruR b. a PRE- NENIlNE a. We" As
Burns. Pains generally,
Bruises. fIfup.t-.
HatI-. Plies,
broken Breast Por~0us
|. Bites of Reptiles, Rheumatism,
Cancer. ha-h'-.
Crsrkei Lips. -org- q all kinds
ChlbIain-, -rrHilia
ca6iraac,ed Cords, so.Ia.,
disease ofthe skin, said Head,
Fstula small PoK,
FROST Bttr-, Tumorsr
| Fever sores, letter,
Gis1daIar Diseases, vsnereaI sores, &c.
Mercuiia Sors-.
sold at the principal nepot~. II Broadway, New
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In the department of PLANTATION SHOES, dura-
bllity has been our especial aim. All having been
made to sell to the Planters direct have sought to
put them together in that manner that will prove the
most economical, and will warrant them equal to any
made to measure.
In this, as well as the other branches Of our bus
ness, we have tried to be progressive and have made
some additions 70 the usual styles Of Negro Work.
for which clam advantages. Among them are
Mems Long Russet Boots. for Drivers.
Mems and Women's Half Russet, Boots, for Swampy
Lands.
Mems Extra Heavy. Three Soles, Russet Brogans.
Mems Extra Heavy, Three Solos, Kentucky Black
Brogans.
Women's Heavy Unbound Dutch Lace Boots.
Mems Super DItching Boots.
These goods, together with the regular Russets and
Dtching Boots. House Servants Shoes. etc. render
our stock most desirable for all Family and Pants-
ton purchases.
c. e. CATE g. CO.
Wholesale No. 19. Retail No. Is Camp Street 81
Ncr Orleans, Jan. 2j, 1s60. l6-3m
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n + = O Il + O II
Fine Philadelphia Made Shoes,

For Ladies, Misses and children, Gentlemen, Boys
and Youths. and every style Of FIRSTCLASS Gus
TOM MADE BOOTS AND SHOES.
We cordially solicit examination from all mer-
chants requiring good goods.
, 1860-12-08

The seventeenth annual report nf the Sew
York Association for Improving the Condi-
ton of the Poor just published, contains some
very remarkable Eacts concerning }aupcrism In
The great metropolis. The statistics show that
for The ten intervening years between 1874
. and lS545, there WAS nP material increase OF
'she number Of persons aided, ,housh the pop.
ulation .nlcauwllilc had increased from ST :
81 to te1 $40, or CO per. cent The financial
revulsfons of 1854, followed, t,y winter OF crcat
severity, Iuised the number OF families relieved
By tho association from 5000. the average Of
the preceding ten years, to 15,54o. Another
storm, the paufc Of 81, swept over society, and
the amoant Of dcstitutiou which had been re-
drccd by n season Of comparative prosperity
from Is $40 families to 1854, again advanced tc
lS,Ss3 families. These latter figures were
again reduced hy season Of prosperity, and
Ii 1s3I0 the association eItendcdaid to only
603l ianilics- -,
city has increased more than e per cent, anl
stead Of S01l poor families the past year, thcEs
would have been more than nineteen thousant
families to be: assisted It. thus appears tina
/: there has been no considerable increase in th,
panperisnl Of the city for tho last fifteen years
This is u most remarkable fact. The rcror
calls especial attention to the importance Q
supprcs<ip:,, truancy among children ani
youth, rs the criminal statistics, show this
nearly one-half Of tho crimes 1,crIetratcd ar
committed, By persbns incapable Of writinl
| their names, while :,rcar proportion Of th
| cEin,in&ls are under-awcnty years Of aye. Com
pa.atiyclv few. children who have attended
| thorough coursc Of public school Instruction
are found in the pcniseutiaries- ':
, 1860-12-08
The ConflaEration at HoplkfnEy1lle-'
The Luaatic Asylum Hurned-Gne

lFrom the uopdnsslne tKy} Mercury. Extrs-1
1t is our Painful duty to record the occur
renee Of the greatest condagration that ever
took rlacc i'll this part Of the State. The
Western Lunatic Asylum, the largest and most
costly building In Kentucky, took fire On Fri
day morning, at II o'clock 4. y, aud In the
course Of four hours was totally destroyed,
with the exception Of the walls. The fire
was tisst seen In the roof in the rear Of the
west wing. nnd as high wind was blowing
from the Northwest at the time, the dry slim
glca were soon on 1amc, that det1ed ell efforts
1t subsection. The vast halls created draught
like the blast Of furnace, and In short time
the immense cdidce, which we had thought
mi.ht stand IS m everlasting monument to its
builders, was wrapped from tower 10 founda-
ton in one sheet Of lsvid, cracking, and roar
iny flames, that swept alon: with the fury Of
tornado. :.
everything In his great effort TO save his pa
tients. The assistants suffered in like manner
On reaching the yard some fifty Of the patients
fed panic~stsickcn 10 the woods. Parties arc
in the woods searching for them, and are fast
bringing them in. On repairing to tic spot at
tllrec o'clock, VIC found the road, extending
ed with citizens visiting aud returning from
the scene Of the disaster: The splendid stEac'
ture was the pride oil our people, and all were
shocked at its swim destruction.
The attendants succeeded IN saving tue pa
tients, some two hundred and fifty, without
injury, except one who fastened his cell, near
wherr tue lire. originated. The attendant,
after enhapserlng Lis own life, had to leavo
him.
Inc procession Of lunatics, marching into
town, presented q epectac1e Of melancholy
grotcsquencss, as tue poor creatures passed on,
The men on foot mud the females in wagons
and hacks, wrapped up In quilts, comforts aud
blankets of every lue. Some Of them seemed
passive and indifferent; some seemed un-
usually clatcd, whilst others wore in their
faces a vague Impression that some heavy mis-
fortune had bcfallcn them. The county and
town authorities hare made temporary quar-
tiers for Them in the Court House aud other
buildinS6, which will be made as comfortable
rs possible. We learn that the patient burned
up was Stewart, 4 carpenter. Most Of The
walls arc without 4 lissu1c, and seem as good
as ever, but the mistaken economy oil the
State in not providing metal roo!, has cost
her many thousands Of dollars. The building
cost over saa0o,000
, 1860-12-08

RH Ofk 1VAtTE s3ALE.-tf nGFEaS,
i. s%oa w,@se ;nd Ma #. rs a On
JAcob " Indian. decra+tt taeiE certain mort
s;Enk r. fts t.: tsy nd : yt.5 nd
eoa & % an e. 4s T.
sain pznma@orv note. sit~ri2 particnisry msntonei
And vhcrra% rM RI vtlAdln and by sa,i mortgage.
eltaer OF principal lEt:rsst maic sre whHe Of
sad principal and interest *or!d bcco,e due and PAY
as1e AID :he ..'d jacob " Indian. ia heiFs
might %en .. htFynaf.e nosc- the aid prrmses aid
s. Wntsee I md % MI. e. Ss Wl sar1ela n snd .nets ~
~: ietann has been made In the payment Of txo of
td 1o.s M of Interest o. nse eeeH So
snnt.tTators Of the estate Of Jacob T. Indian. Dc
A. I'D Il lie hour 81 u caeS - ~ 81 that a.! sei
It puhn auction at the north dnor Of th CouIt 7Hso
lie foiln.snF p.rmt:e. t..scnnsnens w ss ] W Ia iis
center line Of thn ehea:' and Green Ear Read. aud
e. as ps sa qf t4 .s ). %
morts.Es;} I'D Eua.ins ve-t sal: shs:ns: thence
timing 10 .err and being pasr Of Ethwest quarter
Of seedon % tawu.hip Il, range II In Cook County
i.a soa eaa y : "a aaa 's sf e. e d
7s;;:s T.; s,s m X$HTS3s f;SfIa
Administrators Of the e*eatc Of Jacob u. LnaM+ do
esseS m 81 fra,s
IN. I'D. Il .stae 1 anar sid pisee. ' o>>
Chicago. Nov. 18th. 1s6a. JAMES ?; LrpLAN.
Adnln.ssators Of the eststs Of J.ooo W. Iads5n de-
The sbe.e sale "a p,.teonea I'LL Frtd.v sae 18th daJ
esissso r. * san; A%Ss S%?E =
Administrators Of the estate of jaeoo w. Ladi.m de-
, 1860-12-08

NJ 0 n f 7 L O 4 n E D
N1 on aEbtclas. securities 1t the
Ranking Office Of VIM. FL. Rico e Co.,
No. 63 Clark Street.
Three to fye years Loans st 10 per cent Ehort Pa
per discounted Cash advances Warehouse fsecctpte.
- City Scrip wanted. mSa-c45s1y
, 1860-12-08

:. The present tendency Of liberal ideas and
movements has lts effect upon monarchs as well
as people. A century ago, u King or Queen
was an absolute fixture III lis or her domains.
The HanoveriAn monarclls Of England were
bold enough to strike into. Il new path, their
love Of Faihcrlaad overcoming the natural in
ertncss Of George I. and George IL. Louis
Philippe Travelled extensively, though not Us
king The late Car, Nicholas, had visited
Enslnnd and other European countries. Louis
Napoleon has seAn considerable Of tho world,
both befUre and since he mounted a throne.
The young King Of Portugal has visited vari-
ons courts Of Europe, and the Prince Of Wales
Is already the MOST Travelled gentleman Of any
member Of European royalty. The King o1
Naples, Francis IL, Is no. traveller, and seems
Quite indispo$ed to leave Italy, the latest ru'
1nors stating that, II forced to abandon Gacta
lc will only retire to lis hereditary Faruese
Palace at Rome
The Queen nf England Is good Traveller
aud very fond Of crossing the channel Al
present the Empress of France is tue mos,
notable member of rpyalty engaged In travel
Ing. Sue visited London recently in strict
tnce7nifc, riding from tho railroad station tt
hotel in III ordinary street cali. From Lon
don she proceeded to Scotland for change Q
air. and will be the guest Of The Duke ant
Duchess Of Hamilton. While In London sht
went ont shopping on foot, aud seemed Il
enjoy greatly her immunity from courly re
'1is at ihc same TILL lii;sf lie French Empress
seeks lca1th amid the moist fogs Of Scottisl
November. the young Empress Of Austria goe
| to the sunny island of. Madeira in quest Of tn
same iuesti1nable blcssIng.,-
, 1860-12-08
.. Pieur0-pnenmoQia.

Some time has elapsed since the dreaded
captions. Seattle Malady," "Boyine Conta-
Startling sub-heads appeared in the daily press.
The excitement consequent upon the develop
ments of the disease In different sections Of
New England has long since subsidized, and the
fears that with the return Of winter, aud the
necessary stabling Of cattle In the infected dis.
tricts, the malady would reappear, have,
thanks to the prompt aud efficient action ol
the State Commissioners, been allayed. No
new cases have been reported, aud the old ones
are fast diminishing. The occupants Of the
"hospital-pasture" ut North Bfookhcld, NUN
berins from ten TO fifteen head Of cattle, the
remnants of numerous herda which were near,
II exterminated last summer, were examined
By the Commissioners about two weeks since,
thc cattle wefe al slaughtered. The opinion
prevails among the Commissioners that the
disease will NOT again make its appearance, al,
though cattle have not yet been SO closely con
fined as they will necessarily be after the
weather becomes colder,-Eodon Journal