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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-20

SouTH CAHoLISA CoNyEsrIos.--The
South Carolin. secession Cnuveation rset
at Columbia or Monday lzs' aud af.er tie
appointment Of @fiesrs adjourned TO meet
a. Charleston. on accoun. Of tie Small Pox
raging y. Coiuul bia. Our las. dispatches
only inform US that they have appointed
various com ni;tees snd referred important
matters 10 these Committees. When the
committees report resolutions decla'ins
the Slsis Of sou.l Carolina oct o!ihe Union
they viii be adopted, without probably a
dissenting voice.
Commissioners from Mississippi and Al
ALBANIA were 10 attendance.
Everything in connection with tis Con
vsn;iou Was progressing quietly thongh
firmly. This is only TIE beginning-what
will tie end be-
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-20


Tx LATzaT.- The Geographic dispatch
es Of yesterday. received By this morning =
mail, bring us ne further news in relation
to the Seaih Carolina Convention. The
following isa part Of the proceedings Of
the Georgia legislature. of the 18Th iEat:
The discussion in the Senate on separate
State action is reported the ablest of The
session.
Mr. lIill Of Troupe. 10 blaze Of elo-
queuce characterized separate action as
right accomplishing It's esn ddefeal--lib-
er;y forging It's own chains--happinsss
poisoning Us owa cup--pfospsrity coiamit-
ting suicide
The resolutions vera adopted, yeas sc,
nays %. chat AS there is a COMMON inter-
est there should b, a co operation among
the Southern Sta'es.
A reconsideration IVES moved and lost.
Mr.. Delaney's bill, protecting The cit
liens OF Georgia frotn process ses III the Fed
eral Courts. was lost by 10 majoriiy.
W. l.. Harris, the commissioner from
Mississippi. was courteousiy received by
The Legislature. He spoke Monday
1000 copies of lis speech have been Or
dered 10 be printed.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-20
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STATE OF INDIANA SriRKEC0., $
la the Stsrke Circuit Coar! .asre. Term .tb!.
Charles butler, Hannah Mud,ett j. ?. Mud
gel,. innie :. Midget, Aiary :. Audgett aud
" .lhsm DODGE Administrator of the Estate OF
Charles 3. Midget deceased.
Complaint to lorcclose Mortgage.
Whereas The Plaintiff in the above ertiie cause
by LeAnder Grover his attorney has i'cd IA my Of
f,e he complaint in sand cause andi appearing by
affidavit OF disintevested perHon on h.c IN sad
cause that the said Hannah II. MIDGET. }. 4. Mud
gou, Annie :. midget, Mary ). MuGg,ct. and
iiiam Dodge administrator ct the Estate of
Charles d. Midget. deceased, are non residents OF
the state of indiana, therefore the said dcil ants
Hannah II. Mud gett, ]. Z. Nudrett, Annie ).
Mud.ett' Mary :. Midget aiid William Dodge.
are hereby notified OF the filing and tendency of
said action be begun and held atthe Court House
in Knox ou The second Mouday in March SCI , and
unless they appear and plend answer or dcmur
thereto the ssrre will be determined in their al
scenoc.
O. H. r. HOWARD Ok, c. c.
l. saRisr Grover ATTY, fer FlsinSS
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-20
FAILURE OF A New YORK SUGAR House

n1I''4 NE u n III ~ a V4EN GUAM EIJ O-L.
The Journal of Commerce SAYS
W. learn. With very deep regret, that
Messrs. Plume & Lamont, sugar retiners
have felt compelled TO suspend payment
We understand they were so rear through
'heir difficulties that they owed but al.oa,
$3.50, G0o. and would have been carried
through without jar, il the prospect
ahead mad been p little more encouraging
Their snlirs morks. comprising valuable
property. as lar AS We know. are entirely
tree from encanbrsnce. ard there lore with
little tims they will probably 30 ca as
before. 50 that there need DO no ultimate
loss 70 their creditors.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-20
a Pa cal and Lila Victims.

Another illustration OF The old sisge wed
in haste--fepent at lei3are," is furnished
in an lien, published hy The Milwaukee
Press and -Neos. /, appears that. in one
of the inland cities ef Wisconsin, aa ONLY
and nauch loved daughter of an oil msn
was attracted Gy me dashing manners.
piessisg address. and lavish exJravagance
OF young man who WAS stranger in tie
place aud who had casually made her own
acqusintancs. Against her fathers re-
mouairsnses aud entTsa.iss. she persisted
10 receiving his visits. and finally eloped
With him. His heuie desolate (for his
VITA had been many years dead, with the
agonizin. ;heugi;t that his daughter had
thrown away herself and her happiness ap-
on worthless man, ,he father was almost
crased. With the old love burning warm
OF than ever. the cid man started in pur.
suit. Tina Press tells the balance of the
story SIS follows:
His ssarch was successful and the bro
kenhearlad paren, overlook The pair in The
ely of Chicago. Kegs The daug hter first
'earned 'he truth concerning her husband.
She had united herself to gambler, and a
MAJ who had besn an inmate OF the Safe
Prison CT Indiana, for high crime! More
than thia. he bad lsf, her but few hours
before the arrival ci her father, telling her
be xcnld econ rs,ufn. and in four hours
from that tifne had become entsrgled, du-
rlng lit of inioyIcsliou. in a Gruuks
brawl aud WAS uHdsr arrest for disorderly
conduct.
Who can paint the meeting between
that father and and daagh:sr.--his shame
and grief, her humiliation agony and re-
morse. lie led her away and in short
line The csFs were bearing .hem back to
'hs home her deeds had served to bligh
They took tho Ia Crosse train Immediately
upon their arrival III this city, and ere ti.s
axe a: homo. Can repentance aud tears
h:ing back innocence and peace around
thar hearth, or restore the joyous light to
her old fathers eye? Let us hone so!
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-20
$780, = -
MARRIED.

On the 10th inst, by Rev., O. ii F. Hannah, Mr..
]. t. CHANrLIN to Miss KATE Boos, both of
North Township in this county
The Democrat Office. devil and all, join in wish
ing the above named couple a long, prosperous
and happy life. In this instance the cake mas
received. 1t was none Of the little, fiat, in
sipid pieces of cake that are sometimes sent the
printer. ifthey ever thus remember the printer
:hey will prosper throughout life and finally die
with remorseiess co nscence.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-20

Us
Alfred piSlcy.

nes known that on this 9th dav nf November
1860 that the above nagned plain'iGAy Reeve X
CaYroa her attorneys til, in the Office o. the Clerk
o. sad Court her complaint Tor divorce against
said aefendA N tae above entitled cause, togeih
er w't ;ic affidavit % Il competent and disin'eg-
esed person that said defendant Alfred u gley is
not \ rescst of tlle Siatc Of Indiana.
He said Allied Bee, is therefore hereby mott
fed Of the fling Of said petition, and pendency OF
said action and that The viii stand Tor trial
on the 81 at said Term OF said Court, Ia be held 1t
the Court House in Plymouth in said county con-
mcncng on the "a Monday of Februar, 1851 when
and where he will b. required to appear and an
sNer or demur lhorsto. or the same will bs hear
and deterHi,.ed ia his abs cence
Attest Il. r. PERSHlNG, Clsrk.
Reeve b Csrrer A.e's fsrrk
t4aNvNes4l
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-20

Who has hoard a Repubiosn hollow
"hurrab for Lincoln" for the last four
weeks? We have not. nor have we heard
one of them say a word about him unless
his name WAS first mentioned by a Demo
crat. AS one Of The leading yong Repub-
lica,s Of this place admitted the other day.
hey feel tina. they have .maie great
mis,sk. in slecti1g Lincoln"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-20
Washington News Iters.

ATTORNEY GEsERAL BLACK, has bsen ap.
pointed Secretary of State in the place OF
General Cass resigned.
Ii is rumored that Wm Edwin Stanton
will 5e appointed Attorney General in the
place Of General Black. VIE has taken the
FecrsIaryship.
Or. Floyd, Sebretsry Of war ia strongly
in favor Of the Union and iatenda pro;ec-
ting the property belonging to the govern
meat. In case any attempt should be made
TO seize it.
| Nothing of very great Importance has
been transacted in either House of Con-
gtsss sinco our lss, issss
Tic Crisis Committee are not making
much Roadway. Mr.. Corviu. chsirinan.
las reported a series II resoiu:ione, which
i. is understood are Intended 10 mset the
cr'sis. il Is sail that they 'aess TIA ap-
proval Of majority Of tie Republicans on
he Con. rnit;cs.
Washington Dec, TO-
It.Stst tt2itet3EU UsciaEte 10 GAY, LIN.
he could perceive n evi.ieuce OF eornprs-
ID 'se or Concession on the part o: the Re-
publican leaders, and unltss sone gu&ran
lee ia given, kentucky Would 20 VITA The
South.
A letter from Gov. Houston received
here tins evening denies that he has con
sen.ed 10 convene the Texas Legislature. -
lle urges convention Of The Southern
States.
The Republican leaders 10 cscb branch
OF CossTess were much sra,ifed r is even
ing Al receiving important news from The
Nest, urging 'he'sa 10 stand - heir prin
oiPiss, hu: expressing dssiTs 10 make no
Entertainment OF Southern rights.
/ aFn told on good an herily. that Sens
Fi!ch, Of lndisu0, told JcG Davis yssier-
cay. that If he secession movement wa
eoninued, his State would remain BIZ the
Union. and demand coercion. lie is pre-
pairing strong Union coercion speech.
Senator S.i.el Las had an interview
with h. president. said to have been very
bitter; that be t2unled Mr. Buchanan with
imbecility. charging him with the respon-
s!Uiiliy q lne cris!5.
Mr. Doug'as INSERTS tonight tlas he
will no. MAKE = ceevc>n speech lie IA
voTs The exhaustion of all p-acee6!e plesns.
anil will await events. Tlis ia au.Lori.a-
live,
Washington Dee, IL
l. IS rot app-shended here the. there
will Do blootshed. Should tho Ready sien
Of South Carolina demand surrender of
For! MorI;fie. Major Anderscn's ins;ruc-
,ions ore deemed 10 &c such az ~ill enable
lin . retain M honorable position.
Tie President declares he viii defend
lie fartidcaiians Of the country against al
attempts 70 take them.
There is an Impression to day upon the
ainds OF pnen holding respectable 20
sl.,0ns In tho government, that althor1h
some one OF two States may Commit overt
ae;2 against the Onion. lbat, ii they are MOI
interf-red with or rlenaced. they will not
iihd It comfortable To remain long ont, sud
viii re:race their steps.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-20
A-DeJ M>tters.

Money matters are a;esdiiy growing
worse. every NAL brings Us news OF old
business Firms susPerlins payment
breaking ny sud haodrcas OF opers.ives,
being turned our of employment. IN
Ne" York, C.'y alone, the Herald
estimates that 2S.ooo persons hare been
turned Ga. of employ lnen.. tho greater
part Of whom deraaded on their daily
labor for livelihood. snd in soms iasian-
cs, s.arvarisa will ensue. or they will be
dspandeat upon tbs charities Of tia com
nnunily.
The asrne paper estimates thu loss Of
trade ~. s.och dc.
Al the sonsh i80. 51o 900
A. ils Norlh ........478 500 GOO
Total. .......e $50. 100. COO
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-20
A GelCuLTURAL NOlIeE. The ANIMAL

A GglCULTURAL NOlI ICE. The annual
"a Meeting of the Marshall County Agricul-
turai Society will be held mt the Court House in
Plymouth Saturday, January STA A. ID 1861, at
|, O'clock, a. m. At this meeting there are to be
two Directors for each towis.4ip elected by the
society. We wish ~ make some arrangement To
raise the interest in the pr0ceediac. Of the society
We also expect TO have some person address the
society upon Tie interests OF agriculture, and we
wish 70 have fall Attendance OF all who feel any
interest in the objects Of the society. Let all at
tend, both from the town and country, and see if
we cannot fill tho Court House for once, upon an
occa sion OF this kind
By order of the Society.
Mark Cummings, Secretary.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-20

g3~If the election were let - tbs votes OF cur
children, DR.. BAL would csr'siav be orr next
pres.test. IIs Vegetable T'osa1 DssfroBSr has
given Inn rlcs in thair grateful reco!ie-tl0i's 8.
from which he wiilnots soon be displaced. ina'eaa
OF BENG dose3 with lanse9us drugs :" espel worms,
they have ou!y 10 eat 4. IS" c~ply drops and the
mex: dag .hey are veil sgain.-Rords.a'rn Gazette.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-20

THE SEczssIoxIsrs ~ MUss ALREADY.
The South Carolina Legislature is a.
loggerheals ateu. the matter of offering
the new army 10 be raised ia that State
Tie Democracy of tie rural Districts il
wasIng fierce war against the domIaoering
autocracy Of Charleston. which clique is
fighting for y monarchial farm Of govern
n1eni. and entertain purpose 10 make the
Governor Of the State a military chiefIa n
win sovereign power. Mr. Cunningham,
Of he House. who is pu, forward By the
committee TO take all tho responsibility Of
extreme sentiments, has openly avowed bis
barred Of Democracy in Tho camp. He
considered the common colder rs incaps-
bic Of an elective choice Tia opposing
or thoroughly Democratic party OF the
House. while avowing strong secession
sentiments. are nevertheless bittsr stick
lers for popular rights and will stand Gu,
Tor them AS yet they have been able to
obtain fey concessions. They have eau
sed the bill nov under consideration to be
modified % such an extent that the Gov
ernor shall appoint general and field Off
GERS by and with the cnnsesl and advice oi
tie Senate. The debate in ths South Car
Dina House OF Representatives on Tuesday
asst gas bitterly acrimonious. Star
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-20

MrLARD FILLMORE Al 4 COMMISSIONER
"A, large meeting held in Buffalo last
weea, 1t VAS decided to send ex PreSidsn at
FILLMORE on All embassy 10 the Sou n,
with view 20 allay. if possible. The excite
'nent which pervsdes all classes there
Il IS proposed. ia New York city. To saad
with afr. Fillmore. Martin Van Buren,.
Win:isd Scot. Daniei S Dickinson. Fran
els Granger. sIoralio Seymour, Washing
tcn liau;. EraS'us Corning and some oi
the mos, prominent New York merchants;
FROM Massachusetts. Edward Everett,
2obert c. Winthrop. William Appleton,
Samuel A. Eliot; from New Jersey. viii
lam L. Dayton, r. &. Stockton. J. w.
Miller; and other gentlemen Of the same
standing in other States.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-20
General Gag Re2igaation.

The announcement cf ths res; nation o.
General Cass Secretary OF state caused 20 it,
lie establishment and regret lie has b. his
whole public life provsn hrase'f 10 be ono
OF tho rloat conservative. sound men Of our
nation. aud ,la announcement tia, he had
a; this ;iae, resigned his secrs;sryship, or
account Of "a difference Of opinion be;wee u
him and ths President, caused general
Consideration.
TIE Constitution. in noticing the resig-
nation of General Csss. says: To avoid
al mlSeonstluc!lon or miss,slement CT The
reason which caused this ., ent we have
taken pains To ascertain the title cause -
Il ia hot that Mr. Cass differs from the
pFssi'ieu IN regard to any portion If his
late raessaga. On The great question Of
coeroing $,a.-s TO remain In the Union BY
military force, the President and Geheral
C.ss were perfectly united in opinion
The difficulty arose from ha fact that Mr.
Cass insisted iba! the military and naysl
forces should BE sent immediately 10
Charleston 10 reinforce the forts in that
harbor, and tia, the President vas Of the
opinion tia! there wss no necessity for any
such measure in order to secure the forts
against attack"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-20

New PAssE1sxR HoUsE.--We ara glad
to see that the Pittsburgh Fl. Wayne *
Chicago Railroad is having f''ed up reg
alar Passenger House. wish two apart
rnsnts for passengers, and the Telegraph
and Agents Office between. This will be
decided convenience for both the en-
ployess and Agents about the Depot and
the travelling public. 1t is TO be fnishsd
in q vsrv few days.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-20
Corporation IDE1LENea UElTV,n'
TAX HIST.

List Towu l. for
them for the 1855 al Former Plymouth
indiana al Public
Town Iadi the Gr Monday 1860 if Said
enotP Previously Is.!
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-20
Baltimore. Dec. 10,

H1'@'F''H'VIV' D~O'5
The schooner Richmond. Capt. james
Cherrel, engaged rs lighter. sunk ycs,er-
day morning near the mouth o! the Pa
tspseo river. The captain and ssven o,E-
era we're drowned
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-20
Sale Of Pews.

There will te public Sale OF Pews in the Pre-
sbyterian Church of Plymouth, for one year from
January lst 1861 .or the purpose Of raising salary
for Pastor sele to he at the Church Oh Friday th,.
Eth day Of December a, o'clock 7 IN BY order Of
the trustees.
r. COREiH,
Clerk
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-20

Notice is hereby given that the plaintiff III the
above entitled cause bv s. A. NcCrackea their a
torne, have filed IN the Clerks office OF the SAID
Court heic COMPLIANT Tor foreclosure. also the aif-
payit Of Andrew ". Porter from which aiidaviti 1t
appears that the said defendants sre ronyesi'en.s
OF the State ofiaGiana; they are therefore hereby
mott fed ofthe fling and penain, OF the said com
plant and unless TIE said defendants 5e and ap
Dear before The Starke Circuit Court en- the first
Gav OF the term. ia be holden at The Court House
in the town of Knox on the 81 Monday in March
lc6i and plead answer de;Eur thereto the same
will be heart and determined N their abscaco
In Witness whereofI hcrcunio subscribe my
name aud anix the Seal Of said Court At Knox the
18th day of November 1857.
JOHN 5. BENDER. C. c. C.
s Il. NcCracken atty, for plaintiff
Ov99t.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-20


Marlborough certify
a List o he Los
in1 f,rn~rv
with sa Charged sad liz aa4ta.'as i io VII be SILL Fl9
rcnstt II I Il
A
hand ard nsenicrA D 6eo
|nVauhoutugyh, Clerk OF Plymouth Corporation
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-20

Al persons Indebted 10 me, eisher hp Note or
Book account are hereby notified in time, that
if they do net settle the came during the next
month (Octcber) I shall thee proceed 10 collect
u e same according to law.
4. c. staley.
Plymopih Ind Sept. l5'hns4
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-20
PLYLEcJTIE, I1zDTANA:
Ghur,ov Weed on the Impending Crisis.

THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. 20.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-20
SOUTH CAHoLIEA CoNy.

Total. 9.l20. Goo
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-20
s.lGl hEHG2 d LIEU F9R SALE

yESiIE UNDERSIGNED Is AUi roRl2E0
: 10 SELL TIM following described Lands, 1t uory
no figures; part down ard The bliance IN annual
"a in,l5>. ;ro,! fur years, with interest,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-20
WASHINGTON Zee. Is.

Senator Cri'ienJen declares 10 dsy. thai
he could perceive n evi.ieuce OF eornprs-
ID sc or concession on the part o: tho Re-
publican Ieas;ers, and unless sone guAran
lee ia given. kentucky would 20 vita The
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-03

4 THa GRANp UNION Mass MEETING To-MoRRow
KiGHr. The greatest preparations have been max
ing fir Thu Bell and Everett mass meeting to come
oH tomorrow night at the Place d Armes, or Congo
square. The Hon. G. @. Langdon, Of MOBILIZE is the
hppointed crater 81 the OCCASION and we may be
sure that bis address will be worth hearing Bythe
published programme il another column, it may
be readily Inferred that the turnout will be d
grand one. Indeed. we are sure Of it. The har-
molly and unbDnndsd enthusiasm which pervade
fhe rank and Ale Of tbs Bell and Everett party
Throughout the city the rapidly increasing acces
Aaoaa y The ranks The spirit ana strength Of the
numerous Cube, III shown by the turnout Of few
\ At Chem on Saturday night-assure US that the
\ spectacle tomorrow night will be both huge and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-03

ns EAa Delta, 4 few days ago, and the Courier
YESTERDAY reproduced from the Crescent Of May
4 26th, 1865 not May s1st, tas Lord Byron says, we
@ like to be particular about dates,n) an editorial
article cendaInzatory of Mr. Bell. The cause OF
our structures was the fact that Mr. Bell had voted
against ne bill repeating the fishing bountes.
We'll wi believed that that bill ought to have
paused, and VIE believe Do STILL And if Mr.. Bell
were in Congress o-da3 and were to vote against
III repeal we should object to the vote as strenu-
onsis ~ ever. When public man goes wrong,
iu eiH opinion, We do not stop to enquire whether
be belongs 60 one party or another. It is the duty
Of the press, IN free government, to criticise
1 the conduct Of public men, and to do so without
fear, favor, or affection and without regard to
their party associations
Mr. Bel, on Shat occasion, was found voting with
SCENE Northern men, but also with four Democratic
Senators il full faith and communion with the party
and arnong tie rest Gen. Shields, the gallant and
brave Senator from Minnesota we apprehend
4 tha record ef yeas and nays In the Senate will
show that there Is scarcely Southern Senator
whose name may not be found recorded frequently
IN sompany with those from me North. When We
I found MI. Bell voting wrong, as we thought, We
objected to II, Just as the Delta objected to Mr.
4 Brecklnridge's Tippeoanoe speech in 1856, when
that gentleman was reported TO have expressed
sentiments which The Delta deemed heretical.
~. Bell voted also, in company with the Black
Republicans, against the Kansas ebraska bill.
Hi position at the time was violently objected to
AT The South. Bat time has vindicated the wisdom
Rof his onrsa and liis sagaoity as statesman. ii
|sshe South has gained anything practical By that
Ishill We have ret to hear OF 1t. Its only effect
] has been 10 give strength to the dangerous sec
i ti0hal party of the North Mr. Bell votes as he
believes the best interests Of she country require
~ sloes not enauire. does any other independ-
8enf ana conscientious Senator, what company be
may ~ found IN. be isfound voting in company
with either Senators, Of either party it is because
they agree II opinion upon the point in issue That
IL I'LL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-03
ss-Hea.astreet,4 lnimltab,e HAN aestora.

tire---The following testimony Is convincing:
From The ST. Louis Republican,
The folaYng extract speaks volumes in favor
mmhe Hair Restorative it sne Of The most
extensive Dras Houses in Mississippi and from hghoacd
and honorable gentleman:
JACKSON, Miss, May ~ 1850
Mr. lames Henderson, Of eens says that she
ha ss al 81 s hair reosaives ot the ay hui hs
All article equal to ffEIsTREETss INEVITABLE
HAIR RESTORATIVE, OR COLoRING. Thai 1t lar sur.
passes ang preparation that BIZ has for restoring the
ar OF the bald ana gray It's original Nafanee beauty
1ea writs the pIpprieios W T. fiagan Co.. Troy N
Y that they have HE cheapest aud best Hair Restorative
nss ets and that il gives satisfaction every
Respectfully yours,
Us. STEER, Wholesale Druggist
We would adi that many Of enr ars citizens in ST. Louis
Speaking in gleWing terms Of this article
Pfiesbu GEMS ana u per bottle so.a everywhere
NJ. r. HAGAs 4 60. Proprletocs. Troy, N. +,
sold bs5 WRIGHT Co, p AM 1si oaafres street. New
orleaas aai5 2p1mAW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-03
Tsinss-shset weekly CRESCENT.

The Weekly Crescent viii be printed ia triple
sheet form III Saturday next, and consequently
4 WIN contain IN immense amount OF readable mat
4 tar, together with our Annual Financial and Com.
Il mafciai Stateme4s, This number Of our Weekly
Paper VIII prove Of great value TO merchants to
send u Their correspondents il the interior. II
VIII be of great convenience to the Office If orders
for extra copies are left at cur countng-room to-
dry.