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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-09-21
Bell and Everett in Iowa.

A State Convention of the Bell and
Everett men of Iowa was held on the
3lst ult., and nominated State electoral
ticket, and took steps for thorough Or
ganzation of the Union party in the
State. The following resolutions were
adopted:
lst. Rcsolvcd, That the sectionalism and
bitter strife between the Republican and
Democratic parties Are disturbing the
peace and threatening the safety of the
country.
I'd. Resotcd, That we regard the ten
dency of power in the hands of the Exc
cutive department as having reached q
point which loudly admonishes all good
men to consider by what means the
country may be brought back to posi-
ton in which the Executive, Legislative,
and judicial departments shall each OBJ
serve its own appropriate duties, and
keep within its own appropriate sphere,
and have due respect for the powers, the
rights, and duties of the other.
Sd. ReSolrcd, That the device of de-
lusive and Analogous platforms, and the
mischievous spirit which sets party obi.
CATION above the highest duties to the
country, have in our opinion been the
prime cause OF the present state Of af-
| fairs
4th. RcSoircd, That the high and re-
| sponsible Offices Of President and Vice
President of the United States should
only be conferred on men of eminent
ability, whose large experience and past
history commend them to the confidence
Of the people.
| 9th. Rcsolred, That we recognize in John
| Bell, Of Tennessee, and Edward Everett,
of Massachusetts,, able. honest, experience
ed and long and tried patriots and
statesmen, whose election will fully meet
eXigencies Of the present crisis, do most
heartily ratify and endorse their nomi-
nations; and do appeal to the people o!
Iowa to look to the record of our candi-
dates and to support them as the only
candidates standing on the basis of the
Constitution, the union of the States and
| the enforcement. of the laws"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-09-21

ENcoURAGING.--The National Union
party has already accomplished two
thirds of the work of the canvass. 1t
has beaten Breckenridge and Douglas,
and it has from this time until the first
Tuesday in November to beat Lincoln
We are gong to be successful, because if
the cause strengthens from this time un-
til the election as it has done for the last
month, all the powers on earth cannot
keep Bell and Everett from being elected.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-09-21

New YORK, Sept. ll,-Persigney made
a apeech at the opening ofthe Assembly
of the Department of LoiSe, iustitying
the annexation of Savoy and Nice, and
rcpudiating the idea that the French
policy was aggressive or at all threatening
10 England or the Rhine frontiers OF
Prussia, and confidently predicting an
era of peace and prosperity for Europe.
The Papal Government sent reinforce
ments to Berento garrison, but they were
driven out of town and forced to return.
General Benedict has resigned the gov
ernorship of Hungary,
The agitation is steadily increasing in
Odessa.
The new wheat crop is excellent.
The cholera appeared at Lataga. Of
six hundred persons attacked fifty have
died.
1t is reported that Napoleon has re-
solved to create two new regiments OF
Zouayes.
The French Admiral has been ordered
to observe the strictest neutrality and TO
do nothing to interfere with the defense
Of Naples against an attack.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-09-21

TuIs is ONE OF 'EM,-The st. Peters
(Minnesota) Tribune of last week, has
the following:
"Personal-If any of our readers should
observe any lack of attention to this
number of our paper, they will find the
cause under the head of Born" In the
language of celebrated orator, there
are times, Mr.. President-there are times
in q mans hfe-and Ills is one Of 'em'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

Tgy PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF Bosros. NAss.-We
bsve received the Semi Annual Report OF NJ. j. ID.
Philbick Superintendent of the Poblc Scbo ia Of the
CITY Of Boet u, Mass. We are glad TO see shs' his
VIII to the Schools are 4de on all days Of the
week at all hours Of the sessions without previous
notice, and without regard to geographical order"
This secures quite good an examination as Is dlne
by our method Of stated examinations for which the
pupils are generally crammed, aud il has the grand
merit of not interfering with the regular course Of
studies in tie hools. Mr. Pbibrick believes thai the
great defect of the Bos on schools il the wsns Of ply
sical training and recommends the introduction into all
grsoes Of the scboos of thorough system Of poysei
training SO a part of the school culture. He thinks
tbst universal course of ming Of this kind scsn
fcy arranged and applied, 10 connection with ODE
dieDce 10 other laws # heal b, might, in one genera
top transform the ohabiauts of this Land from the
low development now extensive, 10 the besutiful
model cf the highest form of humsnty. He ssystIs:
the necessary exercises can be practc'd without costly
apparatus and without room apart for the pur-
pose they contain AL that either needs for the
perfect development Of the body, and are adapted to
mixed schools 30 that both perform them 70
gether. And finally, they will occasiou no loss Of
school time for experience has shown thar pupils win
make better progress in their studies by taking half an
hour from the school sesson for exercise, than by de-
voting the " hole session TO study.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

hesas cave ju-tly gained hiu yrest roputshrn, nas
F, jecse1 = hron,e ss,0s sf washington, for The
Central pa,k the attitude u which wDen r. L.
neph Cd on a pedestal Ill b $50 feet. Tae neat Of
al monster would bs tueve feet long the Aose three
kst I = oDtt .etch~d arm some thsy ie=t and the
sss one Of bis coat FIVE feet 10 circumference Coa
ssl,e of the Fatbe- Of his Country being d,ns no ia
bSoole 20 such frghiful extent "a this And in the
Central Psrk, TOO Mr. Palmer, we lsarn either has
nase o. intends ~ make HE working model ten
Sst high. But douht his ever beiug rec hired
~ psgpify bis mod. If such q fishSfu object
~ bronze Was lngton q hundred ADD 6fty fset
high we're placed 10 the Central Park toe pr < Of
bsiSbg II in that vicinity would fall TO a ruin
o. k low pie. The vast mathematical figure Of
baVsria n Munich lie bu, seventh Of tho dmsnei
Of Mr. Palwers ID, uhtaDous Washington. En-
bmstissl 6gures my he of aoy dimensions required
Tor ssco awe purp1ses but ihs ssrne of hero 70 be
heroic np&t be OF lfe-size. Any exaggsrsion tends
10 bthyb and bot 10 dgni a subject. Is would De
ta., ss sb,Lrd 70 represent Washington as hundred
Set ish IN history in sculpture. Truth is ust
essential 70 true Dig ity in art as in literature. If Mr.
Palmer IL ambitious 10 make heroic ststue Of Wash
hgtop, let ha inform his work nearly as possible
The sstnal appearance of mis- hero when nc was a.
Ire b. st estsie.
The b ooklyn Academy Of Nusie is noS nearly
eonpletsd, extern sllyi AID II makes much onsr %
yssrsDte han sup 'osed it could udgOg from the
eli, Jon of the architect Bot one would imaxioe
from any external indics'ioDs that il was an edice
Ssyotsd 70 nusie and tie foe ats. IL is the most
na'sive booking and imposing stru ture 10 Brooklyn,
aps there " on tbs eide Of the East Rv-r that
kuks mu h ike q uonss ic or collegiate bulldog
Keeping ont Of vie the purposes for which il is in
teaSed, n is noble piece Of architecture. We hope
shas some al ends will be ade in the interior decora
lions for lie external solemnity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

TIE CoSSEcrIcUT VALLEY FAIR.-The Animal Fair
of the Connecticut Valley Association will be held st
Chs1Iestown, n H., the Cd, Sd, ith AID 9TH Of 0c
tober and as usual a very large number Of Morgan
borses from Vermont may be expected. The fair
grounds large and beautiful the horse track ia said
to be among hest in the y aud he locality
is only eight lies from Bellows FAILS large I'd
may with reason be counted upon. We are pleased to
arm from the managers that they have, sf er much
effort secured the attendance If Ne. Charles c. Bath
gate with his famous Patshen colJs, aud also Mr..
Lewis r. Brown, with his famous century team"
and Alexander Bstbgate, with his thoroughbred
stallion Comet Thus the Vermoners will have "a
opportunity afforded them to the superior excellence
OF H. ihoroueobreds in sze aud ymmetry we'll ss
constitution. We greatly mistake if they are not led
in time TO adopt he sensible plan of mingling few
dsshes of good blood with the Questionable tie which
flows in the veins Of the Morgans, which, Whatever
may have been the origin of the original jos in hss
undoubtedly been weakened by too clsse breeding IL
andn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

We clip tie following gem from The WiEctesier
III Democrat, Douglas journal As specimen Of
intellectual sbliy, thiuk it Is far superior 70 tbs,
ne recently copied Iom The Hannibal Messenger.
The Italics are or own.
THE STATE FAThs colossal humbug hrs bees 10 ses'ic-
al week at neghborng town. Jackonvei she there
MAJ thSs and connected with IT, that soy
OF 0nd aspiration. there many should shln
very Institution and tie Senes at s for the ben
EFT Of the has become the mart Of and seat Of
pee and speCuBou where the peacock aistocT
seeks and ooins Of exhibiting their linen parole aas
~ s o6 e. boe ., "a e., ' 5 90 We
published their card ADD EDITOR received ticket aas
hear m Of emotions Of graf tude n ascend the aapAiiay1
sr thinking what good bad coanry. ard
meet when bully by the throat aod arm aad
that must not enter here l mol og cs-, ia a.
face but all would not DO nom come eeuld
witnes. the ogodGi dl and n mar rag and last bat n1t
S e.s many years bear. IL. 'os S We
round the other iu,tutoo made ~ the nees.
ticket SCENTS laughed US and tor the lie sd cannot
see wh, there were not te'ets srt.d 70 .ee ne IN matt
was We ',Ad until got tired and strapped Whsa We
i',ed at home We found that editors, s the most o. H'"'
THE NIAGARa FALLS HYDRAULIC CAsAL:-e2sesks.
ing Of the prospect for the early co0Pleuon CT
great work, The Niagara Falls GGset has Ine NJ
loving; y" Mork u progressing on inc nd Su pro-
Southland, Mr. Days engineer, 10 here, anu y ssrsso
&c 10 examine the canal and make ssu ,s,s ,.jlI
work 10 be done and probable cost hs 81. - -
probably be used as the basis fof ioups ~ T.yo,
contractors Mr.. ]. Stone alec arrived ITO NC oai
on Sunday 10 look amer The interests Of his prncpa
MIR. Dew will probaAy be here IRON
the last Of ths week. Everything indcstes ,a1 ,s -
'oOp IS the necessary can BE- nSG' b mo
work will be pr, secuted with gree, yleoI n Lay LAY
has given orders 10 have shsdetre eN 90 l
Il Ell ont the euire frout OF INC cana anas,
and sso In front of bis lots on Buffalo street Ihis s
another indication of his desire toimProve and oeaay
the village
qHe 90. pomsn thea,er or temple, dedicated
IN Anono bs h.cn recently eXcsyaed AZ Pierrefonds
rear CompiSepe The stye Of architecture is parts-
usTy sns and the bias rsliefs sAid " b " re-
marketable beauty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

ina letter from Prof. Bache, Superintendent OF
the Coast Survey Published in Sn|lmanS Journal r
September, we had an account Of Eut. Gliss eTpe-
dop 20 the wetern coast the United States for the
Coast Survey, 10 observe the lac eclipse. The sun
there rose ecpsed and the moisture OF the air was 30
great at the time that they obliged frequently 70
wine away the dew from the obje'tg glasses OF their
tel soopes At the moment Of totally, beads Of GOLDEN
and ruby -coloIed light flashed almost entirely around
the moon rot constant for seco0d at one point,
but ffuIy flashing rs reelection from Iipplsd water,
ard AZ mutable in the respective places Of the ce
TDjs bead-thread broke up suddenly, when, for the
frtt inc pTOtuberSlce were noticed beyoao IAe Ioi-
lowing limb oftle moon TIE largest one was 10 the
70 VI hattsned cone OF pyramid Of cumuus ci'uo'
about one minute in hight by minues broad at Tue
bale. TIE cloud was not a uniform mass, but Rppar-
emily an aggregation Of small ones and its general INT
was a rosy pink with occasional sPots aud EDGES OF
yellow ith white light as though sunlight shons OBJ
hqueIy through them. TDs was an extremely 0eauti-
ml sight and occupied Mr Glhss 70 inenuy that be
oct the beat Of the chIonOmeter II then 80 dark
that he could not The s-conddis the gold chro.
Someier without a lantern. On looking back 70 the
leseope be the moons black dix coJrs Of the
EectrDm ssbpg in siDg c rces Of equal Ame-
srwith that body, and each apparently revolving 70
Yards toe lunar center The moving oolors were not
vsibis beyond the moon, but halo Of virgin white
IN, encrcled II, which uniformly traceable Ore
SsA a pmi.dismessr beyond the black outline Tnis
saona was composed # radial beams or ttreauero,
ypg sioby darker OF fainter interstces rather than
idsk Of regularly diminishing sufu ling light bat
grgsous appearance Of the sPectrum-circles with
& rcessant5 changing bands OF eria on, violet vel
"a and green, were thoroughly startling These COZ
Ssenr1ued visible fer at least ten seconds The
assdh Of each spectrun -circle was, BY esnmali N
soS TWO minutes The green colors were not ia 'ker
% Fsgesr. These strange oolors VSniSn0l VIII
~'lis appearance Of sunlight.
~Fa,er seccbi. the Jesuit astronomer Of Rome Oh
snsa Tie eclipse from the sumuit Of honui saul,
1sl il toe Desert Of PALMS. in SPAN. he ala n0'
~ We pbenomena known az B4lys beads when "'is !,
~ AaeiO Ia Labrador. DuTiog the whole u'h' u
~ "a eclipse the corona wa magnificent, on' mo''
! - On the aide on which the eclipse bsgn Is
va Uniformly Of beautiful silyery white, saSd-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
SCIENCE, INDUSTRY, AND INTENTION

TBE AcAsISE LAwP.-Since 81 oil has come iuto
hs present extensive AID increasing use, lamp n
which j, can be TUNED without chimney has b. en-
great oesioerstum. The Acsmine lamp invented b =
Mr. W. II Racey Of Bro k,yn, and now on exhibition
NJ The eorntr Of Canal and Elm streets seems 70 meet
1is want. Mr.. Rsoey has spout three years in per-
fee ing be arrsng- msDt Of his burner which may be
sfspted to any Of flame that IL required. 1t gives
quite bril- ia ght as any lamp enpl yiog chin
pey vith quite as hide smoke and if anything, less
hstii,y extinction by sudden motion he effect Of
czrIent Of air This result s attained by q simple and
ipg nious cortrvanoe whic5 constantly affords 10 ,he
flame supply Of sir heated by tbe burning Of the lamp
iEeh and 9TH ,ut any form Of mechanism whatever.
Mr Racey Who we believe Is geutlaman of fortune,
hiss pursue3 the l4biOus studies and experime ts by
Vhieh he bss completed his invention. ON the i'm
pIse Of Glen tic aud the desire ofus fitness
He IS lkely s-o tor c i've q lrge p IOa'y re ward
With lhe universal empoymsnt Of coal-oi. uodsr one
name or her. for illuuinst his lamp must make
he way into every house in the land.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

A TARpY PROTEST AGAINST THE CONFUSION OF
ToseUEs At BsBEL.-The mo learned men IN SPaln,
and come Of the most distinguished, have formed q
society, full Of zeal and hope, called La Socieda1 de
Ia LeDgus Universal with the iOtent TO do away With
al dial, aud differences among the speaking tuoes
Of earth For 81 quarter, each member s emitted to
receive the statutes Of the society and the successive
parts Of the grammar and dictionary Of the new lan-
pusee, as they appear. Among the names OF member;
We soc some high the roll Of science &arioez de la
I>oza, Olozaga, Tejsia, Luxan, Psc5eco, DE Rvas,
La Vega, De san Luis, Rivero, Lopez, Castillo, Go
dOy, Macdonald, Mon'avaD Hartzen0useh' and the
founder Of the Society, tcs o shando.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

Com WAsHERs,-A remarkable improve neut has
been Effected in "a very simple way, 10 gold washilg
IN Rus ia by the new machine Of NJ. Toussaint It's
Invention was based indeed upon the la Of specific
grsvi,ies, Ike al the other and wei known washing
machines but wi especial regarded to hat part Of the
law speak which makes toe velocity Of descent Of
"a hing bodies proPort nal to their specific grayites,
causing them 10 descend through long distances
w. form separate layers the heaviest al the bottom.
Tbis law Of the last importance in speculatiDg upon
the geological formations Of the earths crust. Mr.
Touesant applies to gold washing by using vertical
tutes and quiet water instead of horizontal cradles
and rushing water, TIE gold sinking rapidly aud qui-
etJy 10 the bottom Of the tube Tie thus saves in
neDsey in time labor amount and therefore cost OF
water: csn work with less water, and loses no gold
al all; for there are no taiings' The only limit to
the operation is the length and hight Of the tubiog.
The came machine is eectual where metals not more
than half toe we'll of gold are to be washed, and
exreer &c with it shows TIE reproduction Of the entire
Quantity Of metal srii6cialy mixed for the expert
ment in the proportion of only to 35i 600 of sand.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-20
os-M DIR. Aoofiand's -..a-....
G. e Z M AN BIT TERg,
DIR. Hoolnnd'a
BALsAMIo CoRpIAL,

The great standard medicines
their popularity only through years Of trial Uubounded
sasfacen rendered sy them in acases the
pronounced them worthy.
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, JAuNDicR. .DEBr1r
fTY OF THE ENRVoUs SYSTEM, DISEASES OF IN
hDNEYs and all diseases arising adisordered liver
weakness of the digestive organs sSd
permanently cured by the GERMAN BGTiE ERs.
The BALsAMlC CORDIAL has acquired reputation sur
passing that of any similar preparation exant 1t m ezra
without fail the and COUGH GOLD
OK HoARsENEss, BRONCHITIS, INFLUENZA. GROUP,
PNEUMONIA INoIPIENT CONSUMPTION, and has per,
formed the mosi astonishing known OF
CONFIRMED CoNsUMPTIoNi -
few doses will also check the most severe
DIARRHEA proceeding from Cold in the Bowels
These medicines prepared by Dr. O. NJ JACKSON Co
No AIS Arch street. Philadelphia Pa are sold by drug
gsts and dears medicines everywhere cents pe hot
e The signature of c. NJ jackson will be on the ou,sid,
wrapper of each bottle.
In the Almanac published annually by propreors called
EvERYBoDYs ALMANAC you will fnd testimony and com
mandatory notices from all Of the country These Aln
macs are given away by all our agents.
J. WRIGHT 4 CO., Agents.
Il and Isl Chartres street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-20
Mothers,


Thousands are daily speaking in the praise Of
DR.. EAToN7s IEF4NTILE CORDIAL
I M TO afford tpstaataneors -s,;,
when in time 1t by magic and one tria alone
wilconyince you that what say is true 1t contains
NO PAREGoRIo Or oPIATE
of kind and therefore relieves by removing the
child instead Of by deadenng its sensbties For th
commends itself only reliable preparaon pn
known for Children Teethng Darrhea Dysenrery GrppR
the Bowels Acdity of stomach Wind in the Had
and Group also for soening the Gums Reducing Inflammation
Regulating the Bowels. and Relieving Pain has no equal
being anspasmodc is used with untaing successi all
of Convuon other Fits you value the ife and
health of your children and wish them those sad
oghtins which result from the
nf narcotics of which all other remedies Infaue Com
paints composed take but Dr. Eaon ufantie Coz
tia this you rely 1t perfectly harmless and car
GOT nure the most delicate infant Pres 25 FudiFec
lions accompany each bottle. Prepared only by
CHURCH DUPONT,
No. 400 Broadway, New York
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-20
Young Bell Ringers,

Meet esatte odd FsSo,os' Has erery Satsraay Eo.nsrg
OFFICERS:
Presdent-Frank Lohrano
Vice-Presdents- First Districts JOS F. Dick /;
Second District, o. Basco; Third District, II. NJ.
Jenkins; Fourth District, VIM. Freret.
Secretary-D. C. Canter.
Corresponding Secretary. Edward Sloan.
Treasurer Watts Kearney.
Grand MARSHALL. Z. Leverich.
Assistant Marshals-First District, Andrew Jack
son; Second District, W. f. Hodgkins, Jr; Third
District, VIM. Sorey; Fourth District Jesse BRYAN.
Foot Marshals-First District 7. E. Bridge; Sec.
ond District, A. |. Leverich Third District, q. J
Blasco; Fourth District, e. B. Pegram.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-20

adapted othe deficiencies the different diseases For
Coughs Colds Bronchits affection whatever Of the
Throat or Lungs inducing Consumption No. which ia aso
the No. for Depression of Spirits Loss Appetite and for all
Chronic Complaints arising from Overg8e General Debility
and Nervous Prostraon No. for Liver Complaints, No.
for Dyspepsia Being already prepared for absorption 1t
taken by DROPS and carried Immediately circulation
that what gain retain The No Female Iregu
artie Hysera Weakneses special directions for
this For Salt Rheam, Erupons scrofulous Kidney and
Bladder Complaints take No. g. In all cases the directions
be strictly followed Price of the Blood Food sl nar
bottle.
Sold by CHURCH DUPONT, No. 406 Broadway, New
York; j. WRIGHT co, No 2l Isl Chartres street: O.
j. WOOD co. ST. Louis, NO. and by ell respectable Drug.
gsts throughout the country.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-20
The Constitution of the Country
The U1lionof The States. and
The Enforcement of the LaaDs.

aM that as representatives of the Constitutional
Union men of the country in National Convention
assembRd, we here pledge ourselves to maintain,
protect and defend, separately and unitedly, these
|sgreat principles of public liberty and national
safety, against all enemies at home and abroad,
believing that thereby peace may once more be
restored to the country, the just rights of the
People and OF the States Terstablished, and the
Government again placed in that condition OF Just
ice fraternity and equality which, under the ex-
emily bound every CITIZEN Of the United States to
maintain " more perfect nnnu, establish justice,
insure domestic tranquility, provide for the com
mon deE'nse, proni0te The general welfare. and
our posterity.'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-20
Nretropolitan Club.

OF THE THIRD WARD, AUXILIARY TO THE EYER
EFT RANGERS,
Het corner Common and Claiborne strsets on 7s,sdav.
oFFIcERs
Presdent-Henry Beebe. *.u4a
Vice President-Hanson Kelly.
Treasurer-Robert Pringle.
Secretary--Geo. W. Simpson.
Finance Committee--Geo. W. Stoddard, John r.
Bradley, Robert Prinkle, Hudson English, - Per.
kins, Hanson Kelly.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-20
sANFoRB's
YER INVIG ORA TOR
Newer. EAnh6Iifntna -

II compounded entirely from Sums become m s
abshed fact standard Medicine known approved ty s
thai nave ased IT. End resorted with confidence in all
the diseases for which Il is recommended
cured thousands within the two yeara who had
given all hopes of relief the unsolicited ees
Gates In my possesslon show,
The dose adapted temperament Of the idiyd
na taking it, and used in such quantities act gently ON the
Bowes
Let the dictates of Judgment guide you in the use Of ths
Liver lnvgorator and will Liver Complaints Bilious
attacks Dyspepsia Chronic Disrrhea Summer Cerpauts
Dysenery Dropsy sour Stomach Baba costiveness boe
1hoera Cholera Morhus, Cholera nfantum Flanlenee aun
Dice Female Weaknesses and may successfully as
Ordinary Family Medicine II will Sick Headache "a,
hounds can testify IN twenty minutes If three tea
poons are taken al commencement of attack. All who use
giving their testimony in its favor.
Nix gaterin the month with tho Invgorator and swaow
aoth together.
Price, 81 per bottle.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-20
Everett knights,

Med NJ 81 Camp street corner Of Natehes on TAmsdeys
OFFICERS:
President--R. G. Latting.
Weep Presidents District, George Burns !;
Second District, A. G. Bakewell; Third District,
DR.. 81. 8. Forwood; Fourth District, r. D. Gribble.
Tfeasnter-William Gribhle.
SecretAry--Gharles N. Frost.
Grand Marshal-George W. Helme.
Assistant Marshals-H. w. Bassett, Fl. s. Ter
wood ami L. H. Gardiner
Finanqe Committee--A. G. Bakewell, J. R. Pic
ton and w. g. Coyie.
Executive Committed. Fl. Gardiner R. G..
Latting, e. B. Adams, Robert Grbble and George
Thomas.