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The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-14

SINGULAR ANECDOTE or 4 DEAF AND
DrMB MARcHIoNESS-EX EXTRAoRDiNAIY EX-
PERTINENT on Her CnILr-A singular an.
ccdotc is recorded Of the first MarchioncSS
Of fhom0nd, who wug pUiUrntly brTuti-
ful, but dcafa dumb. Shortly after the
birth Of her only child, the nurse, who
was resting herself by the cradle while the
baby slept, was disturbed by the sound
of stca'thy step, aud, opening her eyes,
she bchcld, to her astoniShmcnt, the noble
lady by the side Of the cradle. Jlrr air
and countcnance bespoke the utmost eau.
tiOn and dread Of detection. She exam.
ined the little creature TO ascertain that
he was certainly asleep. when satisfied.
she drew from under the fuhlS Of her
dress huge stone; she raised it in the
attitude ms if to fling it down with force.
The nurse was powerlrSS from terror, fnr
having from childhood been impressed
with belief in the maiisuity of dumb
ness, she thought the murder of the innD-
cent was iI,tended. The stone fell with u
tremendous bang not, aS the n,.r>c dread.
cd upon the sleeping infant, hut on the
floor. The little creature, started from
sleep by the loud noise, began 10 cry.
and showed by its motions an. countcn-
ancc how great the disturbance had been.
The MarchioncSS hal fallen upon her
knees in transport of JOY, To thank God
for this result Of her cXpcrcncc-the child,
then, was not born deaf!
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-14

EIoQrENcE AT \ DISCorNT -" May it
please the Court" said Yankee lawyer
before Dutch Judge, the other dav,
this is cast Of great importance while
the American eagle, whose slecplcSs eve
watches over the welfare of this mighty
republic, whose wings extend from the
Alleghanics to the rocky chain of the
West, was rejoicing in his pride Of place
-"
"Shtop dare. shtop, | say; what has
dis suit to do init eagles 1t has nothing
to do nit dc wilhbird; i, is Won sheep"
exclaimed the justice.
True. your honor, but my client has
rights"
Your CLIENT has no right to the eagle" :"
"Of course, but the laws Of language
VOt cares | for the laws of language,
ch! ! understand dc laws Of de Shtatc,
and dat iSh eiuf for me- Conhne your
talk to the case"
"Well, then, my client, the defendant,
is charged with stealing a sheep, and"
Dat will do! Dat will do! Your
CLIENT is charged NIT shtealing a sheep,
Shust nine shillings. DC Court will ad-
journ."
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-14
THE EYES! THE EYES !

>\,,r,.r,<.< DIR. E. II. PARDEE. Oculsi.-
4 After . protracted blindness of
- more than dve years DR.. PAR
- DEE has made himself thor
AC\~ ouglly and SCIENTIFICALLY Rc-
MI JIIAN\r\ quainted with all diseases OF the
Eve aud has now been In practice eight wears In San
Francisco with surcess that not be surpassed
IN any part of the United States; and for proof Of
this he vii suhstantiale by eases that have been
cured by him. after having exhausted the rk of all
tn, eminent OulisiJ in the cities Of uost"n, PhlA
drlpliia nnL New York. Dr. r. wholly objects to the
use Of cAustic, blue stone keeping the patient IN
dark ROOM dieting, blsterinR. cuPpng-thc blue pill
at night and salts In the morning, ETC., etc DIX
PARnEE has AlsO been remarkably successful In The
treatment Of Rheumatism, Neuralgia. and all pains
about the head md the frequent calls that he has
Tor his Rheumatic miXtVre from all parts OF TIL.
coast, with the many testimonials. positive PROOF
II its efficacy; and to prevent answering many in
uurics by letter, he will state that II can be sent to
any part of the State coast, and each bottle WV
be- accompanied with full directions and receipt
for lininlent, magical In its effects over PAIN
ingredients NJ which can he procured anywhrrr-
price &l1. The ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted by DR.
r. have all thu natural movements OF the real eye,
and cannot be deirrt~d even nv close inspeci'nn.
Address DR.. e. II. PARDEE,
San Francisco, California.
OFFICE-No. 9lI Clay street, opposite the Plaza
Un,.l au21-bu.1aW
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- A friend proposes to send us gray
eagle. We should rather prefer yellow
one.
"A lady who tried to read hv the
light Of other days, subsequently took n
canphcne lamp.
In order not to he made Scrvlc hy
the great, let us place before our minds
a still greater.
Next to "twcnty four grains there
is nothing like mean mans pocket to
make penny wait
- lie who. when calm and cool presses
his rights To the utmost, will, when actu-
ntcd by passion, ovcrStrp them.
~ single odor awakenS whole host
Of old associations; it has more influence
than even the eye Of the Imagination.
"A one-lrgged gentleman became very
much excited the other day in n political
discussion. lie got hopping mad
We sympathze more readily with
excess Of sorrow than with cxuberancc Of
joy. Sympathy increases with the form.
or, not with the latter.
- The good man feels no injustice so
strongly as that done to others; that
committed against himself he secs not 80
clearly; the bad man feels only injury to
himself
- We have n certain complaccncy in
witnessing an 0ir of defiance in criminal
before the Judges, because he thereby
lessons our consciousness Of subection to
authority.
SAID O'Leary to his niece, when she
made objection to eating potatoes dtohs
during stress of Strengthened circum-
stances. "Then call up your sister to help
you"
DIR. johnson said that "gcnius was
nothing but natural powers accidentally
directed" and row is nothing after all
but the result Of natural powers misdi-
Tected.
- IfwOmen seek distinction in fashion
able display, VIC should at least do them
the justice to remember that this is 1ret-
~ much the only avenue Of distinction
open to them.
- At recent festive meeting, a mar
ried man, who ought to have known bet
ter, proposed "The ladies" as "thc beings
who divide our sorrows, double our joys,
and treble our expenses"
- Nobility Of birth is like cypher, it
has no power in itself, like wealth or tai
ent, but it tells with all the power of D
cypher when added tO either of the other
two.
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"CANyou draw, young man :" inquired
Quilp of an applicant for private tutor.
ship. Certainly" replied the candidate.
" At ten years Of age coulj draw cider;
Mt twelve, q picture; at fifteen, a hand.
cart loaded with cabbages; at sixteen, an
inference at twenty, bill Of exchange
IL | were an actor, | believe | could draw
the largest kind Of house; but being
teacher, I am content to draw a salary,
and the bigger the better" You'll do,
said Quilp.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-14
rhAnkfulness the Incentive to Gratitude.
ErIrIiAfL.

The nj drSsiGned drsr"u. AZ acquA thosr vha
0NN he unf'sTtuAte enough I NJ sirlaViV aflirt,,I
Sn''' sI~n.Nnrit r,l'rf al their saArrsheA mAS hs
hAtne't t-r's Il his uv To thus ruhlCly eHnT, =. Li.
nt",t sinct ~ ETAttoals I DF. L. CEal1ay for the
~ rman"ni rrc"'erv "hi. health. N..rnr down Nv
the disr, sstG sNmTt' N eide Mt fa the ViiuSs
WHr''r'' o' unr"n'r"ah't ~ a'on In y"ah det&r.s
al IA holy and mind. unable To Iprrtnrnevrn the
W"st tTinnR duty Imposed the daily Avo< ations
~ lie, sought the advice Of MANY phT.hian, SIu
At hr.i regarded my d'Sease Of trini,e lnInrtanrr
hut ala AnrT . trS uteks. end IN s~v-rAI H..
IAnCr'. m"n'hs, Of their tr Atmrhi, I found to ny
uuuti' rah' hotrnT tkSt insead ~ ., rL the .ymt-
toms he' Ame m"TV alarming ~ their torture AMI
h" nH totd hy enc 'hst NY t'-Ase hriaE principally
c"hSrrd TO the brH'a. HSiIrtHCs Vsuld h. of lutte
consequence. ! drsvAirr,i uf ever rrR,ininR NV
La AL sfr' 18th and rEsIgy, sud =. = Ia.l rr...rt
and 9Th but 'A'al h"F~, called ul-,n IN CIsJAAv
Uho, an~r rHAniIine nv cAs- rrrs~Fih%,l sou,, ,,l
cine uhCh Aiunsi instantly FVlieVrd me II the dun
nain and dtHain-.s IN my heNd. kncouF0R,d ky tn.
r-s1h, resolved ia place nysvlf Immediately an-T
his care. and by strict olr-lencr all his Airrr.
ih'ns and advice. nv head la cah,+ clear NV iIras
C"lircted the eN,Sassl PalH IN mi Ia cA and Rrnus
'h' HrAlness "fmy limb, tLe neFV"us trArln Of ny
Shotr holy on thS sitg~sa alarm OF gScilvNt-uI
the "'Ah'hF'ly aid evil ErrbO-linR-; thr seIfli..
trust a"d want "f confidence IN "iheFs the inc
ny To siny Ai want "f solution the frRhtfai rA.
citing. AMI a. time, piess4EAhe dreams at hIKld,
'"''"Tr'l hy nN Voluntary dscharRe-. have all di.Ap.
IrATvd aud IN fact, IN tuo nnti. aftrP having co.
'"l,rd the IAec'"T, hh s' HiA,rirv.i by mev he
that life which, but . short time age, ! cun,,ul.
lIa,'' 10 rRd hy my "wn baud.
With a WV I" guard 'l~ unfortunate from fall
ing int the snArrs of iHcoInIss trut auAekS drrIn
my duty 3" oGeF this Testimony to the merit and
skill ot 3r. CIaPkAy, ARd Tecom,nrnd him to all
Who may SiAnd IL need o. nrdtral advice, b~inR
AN-uTrd by lAy OWn eHIwFence, that 0ncr un,,T
M" caFr, radical and l'SsnSns nj cuFr all br ,t
feVivd. Br YIllNnrI
State Of California, county ofsan Iranci,co-S,h.
ecrilsd aud 'u"Tn to hefUSe me- this 18th day ,Of
lSHnrdD JoMA NinnlI TnS n. =. No,,rv E,Ll,.
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democrat.
The Baby IL Dead.

AMC DaUy -
Gather pale flowers, spirit has fed;
Twine cypress gaTlands. the baby is dead
Fold the white fingers, and close the Soft eyes,
The angels have carried our gem to the skies.
Sadly and mournfully walk to and fro,
Cover the stAiue-face. whittier than sR"W,
Lower the CONN beneath the damp sod,
Leave the sweet lamb with its Shepherd and God.
Oh the lone hearth stone-nO gladncss is there
Meekly the wounded hearts mingle in prayer;
All, the sad void and the sealding tears shed!
Life has no pleasures, for baby is dead!
Lock up the garments, and put up the crib;
Fold the red stockings, the blanket and bib;
The odd little teaspoon, the dainty tin cup
Rattle box, waXcn doll-rut them all up!
Plant fragrant flowers, and dewy tears shed
over the grve, for the baby is dead
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-14

Cure FOR RHEuMATISM.--l'athc the af.
fccted parts in water in which potntors
with their skins on have been boiled, as
hot as can be borne, just before going to
bed. By the next morning the pain will
be much relieved, if not removed. One
application Of this simple remedy has
cured the most obstinate rheumatic pains
-EhgLisL PiDer.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-14
FOR SALE.

business ealliag me 70 the East, I wish to cell
ID ny SteFe aaa GeoAs, ct American Flat alSo,
one half inteTesa In my Stese at Michigan Fiat.
Each store is located in = healthy Aad pOpulous
netEh6eFAOOd, and doing good basiness.
s8u J. J. LAWYER.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-14
PLACERVHLLE BAKERY.

Main street, three dooPp below Confidence Engine
House, Placerville.
GORGE SCHULZ desires to inform the citi.
NJ zens Of Pacerville that he is now permas slently
located in JONES' NEW BUILDING, on Nam
street, where he is prepared to furnish then with
every variety Of
BREAD, CAKES AND PIES,
Made Of the ehoicest materials, and warranted
equal TO any manufActuFedin this city. He will
deliver all articles ordered OF him. in aay part Of
the city. - Orders respectfully solicited and
promptly ATTENDED to. OS7 Sm
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-14
Winter Arrangement-s.V.RR.
k5..,s:...;;.:: .;::sS " Sc

E5..,1:::;:s37 Cd .:lls.:;..s.Es S 49,
ON and alter the 23I day Of October. lS60, the
OCars of the Sacramento Valley Railroad viii
leave a. follows. viz
THE PASSENGER TRAINS
VIII leave the Depot. foot Of street sacramento, nj
So, A. NJ. -. and - r. NJ. Sundays rNcrpted
Folsom at Gl.rA. NJ, -, ", and ~, r. NJ, sun
'"'' ON SUNDAYS,
WIN leave SACRAMENTO az o.. A. II.
VIII leave Folsom ut ~, N.
TICKET OFFICE-On Front street, under the
What Cheer House"
FREIGHT FOR FOLSOM
Will he taken by every train, Sundays excepted.
up Way Freight by the " train only.
downward Way Freight by the Z train only.
Freight must he delivered at the Depot. loot oi l.
street. half an hour before the hour ot departure
Of the train else will he retained for the next train
The 6t. VI. train out from acIameriu connects
with Stage. for all the foil wing named places. and
passengers procuring tickets at the per"i III Sacra-
mcno will b. sent trough the Same day. The stages
run from al! the funwing named Places to connect
with the II NJ train from Folsom arriving in Sacra-
n,rto unc hour brfrc the San Francisco boat leaves
Nevada, tiraSs Valley, AUBURN,
lows II II. Forest Cay, p"wntyillc'
Orleans Flat, Ophir. Geld llll,
IlaoistOwn, Yankee JimH, NreeiWuu u AHcy
Georgetown, Mormon Island, ColonIa,
II Dorado, Dans0ndSrrihHS, f'acrrNIIe'
Prairie CIV, Michigan Bar, Cooks Bar,
Wallis Diggings ti.r Oak City, Arkansas Digs,
Willow Springs, prytoNn, Amai1r,
Suffer, Jackson, Fiddleto"n,
AND WASHOE,
To which poin, this is the nearest AMI quickest route
And all the Intermediate Places
For freight or passage apply at the Railroad Stations
j. r. ROBINSON, Superintendent
S.V. H. X. Office, October 2ith l>bi. -
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Fine and Fashionable Goods.
To- which h. invites the attention oftle Public. The
stock comprises Ia rart,
Fine Black, Blue and Brown Frock Coats,
Fine Black, Blue and Brown CasS. Pantss
Silk, Cashmere and Velvet Vests,
Davis & Jones White and Colored Shirts,
Silk, Cotton and Merlno Undershirts,
silk, Cotton and Mcrino Drawers,
White and Colored Flannel Shirts,
White and Cot0Tec Ftuaret Drawers,
Benkert's B boots, Shoes and CATERS,
Alexandre's Kid Gloves,
Panama, Straw and Cashmere Hats.
Also a large assortment Gf
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS,
&C., &C., &C.
Which will maAc NJ. a:I guarantee to fit.
Al of which will - | heap 'tr cash.
Call AND examine before purchasing elsewhere,
No trouble 10 show goods. l.. ELkVS,
sl2tf Main street, PlactrVille.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-14
Remarkable Cure Of Consumption.


The alnos, mraculous cure that Ia. h~rn rGsrc,.-,
" NY case. prompts me to h,paFt Those of NV TEL
low cTratur Who may he sud,rinR from Ike IiftIc.
''n' the 'onrre IL rtirt Sh short description of
t'n, ] was atlAck,d BY GENERAL Eraknrs. ana de.
hilty. Which Frduccd tN the mere shndoW oi n.V
tormcr sth A. that sssRr I sought mrsicnI assist.
"ncr, "nd expended large amounts. but without the
least brnchial result. That tli destroyer Con,unl
tI"r had airra'iy sciEed uIon my vitas vas daily
drAUng. clu~er to the tcHb INV pl,ysician, h-ld ou
h"rr "t recovery; my strength had wasted. ami
vas IN state Of almost ulIrF proptrntion wns To-.
tormcd by my physicians that they rOuld do nothing
Tor ME except TO smooth MY Path-tO the grave,
uhrn most fortunately, applie,i to DR. O.. J. Gap
lay. and am now veil aud perfectly .Ound man
s dm u't f"r me to eKpress the en,oiions " derIest
Hra'hulc experience when realizing the immcn ~.
rHhl~ seTVhe have received At the hands ~ pr
C1NrIny aud J ttri reiocrd that Is at least in my
power to tender this feeble reccRni'nn Of his grCAt
sAtl and capacity. To the afflicted you'd cay. do
not despair, Tor Whatever may be the nature 81 your
ease am eonAdent that you viii end relief By sp-
ldyinl ". j.. J. CEapkay.
Th..' u balm In GiI<Rd. and there Is q physician
there" HENRY WESSliNI. isl
Subscribed and sworn to hefore me- this ISah day
OF Or.oScr. A. D. 1882 City and County Of ian
FrAnCisco, In the Rate Of CaliGornia.
ISL RJ. TIIIBAULT, Notary PublIc.
=, The undersigned 10 personally acquainted with
Henry WesslinE, and knows that the rIFcuuastances
Henry wessns during his Illness, and bears Wiling
testimony to the TACT ~ hls remarkable cure By Dr.
III. CHarkAy. tL.s,l 4. ROeENHEiN.
eahscri6ed and ewoFn TO before me, this lIth day
Of OctOher. A. DlSSe. City and County Of aau Fran
ciaco, In the etate Of CaNshFniA.
H. 81 F.J. 1lllRAULT, Notary Pubic.
1AS GreatHsi DtsNoeePy II tie ACe-Grr0f BleA--
sIso to AdsktRf-Ianecens, bet HOteat
Oh. l.. J. c1APKAY'e PrepAila ctlcuHa (selGdlsIn.
uectine eeentOa SaFe preventive against 0onOFTh@A
ana typhaitSc dIseases, and an unsuTvaaDed remedy
Tor el vsnereal ecrofaloas, GanETeaoas anA Cancer
osc Ulcers, Peeie Discharges tFom Vagina, C.eru&
ana CrethFa, and all Cutaneoas RFupslons and dis
sasee. For sale ct D.. L. J. CsapkayH oalOe, eaera
s.ento q. below Montgomery, opposite PnSaAc Nail
Steamship Co.'S once. AZ inoculation is spreven-
i've against small pox, % b Dr.. l.. J. esaphAT1
rrophhacticum preventive against eyphIlitis and
0onorThDal dsseaSea. Harmless In haclk u pasaasD.
&C. ne Powe. Of chemically aesssOytnesas eSphillsic
vhus. and thereby saving thoasaaas q de6ancherS
lrom being Injected By the mOsa lsathsOme of ell
diseases. Lea y Azcpng D9n who arpreciatrs health
BE WteAeat Dr.. q hays ProphactlcHm. u 10 In
very eenvenient EAckagss, Gna will h< found con.
venlentte use, being used - . soap. Price. Is
Alorders must beA Upedto r. J. C1apkay,
MI San PrAHCiScO California. Ul7-Sm
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I"'"N Ur l'lb sh he c-tithra'r- ~ three ofthr suf
hrtrTs fc"'' th- sGFs ~ lie. ss-. wl" having r..
N"irTVd il'W hrlmrr hralth, A,l lnI~ lL nv graft.
iul". NiSA kn'Nn H.. ir and rrIur,iiAi arvnI
Shd thrlr s'ar'u-W's arr authenticated w Notary
INhic Tl,r 'l-n Ans of .O-trty IN iTH Tiu.Iv ,v,n
~,ndth'u P'hl,hy. aui ~ c"mn' nd their IuTa,AI
20 tie Ati h'i"h nf ah afi,CiCd:
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CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION /
Mothers.

Thousands daily speaking in the praise of
DIR. E1ToNfS INFANTTLE CORDIAL.
and ,vhy fails afford instantaneous relief
when given time. 1t f by magic, and trial alone
will convince yon that what say Is true. It contains
NO PAREG0RIC5 OR oPIATE
any kind and therefore relieves by removing the surngs
your child instead by deadenug sensbiies For this
commtnds itself the only reliable preparation
known for Children Tcethng Darrhea nysentey, Gripping
in the Bowels Aeity Of tie Stomach Wind Cold the
Group also for softening the Gums Reducing Inflammation,
Regulating the Bowels and Relieving Pain It has equal
being aa indispensable ii used with unfang all
of CONFUSION other Fits As value the life and
health your Children and wish 10 them from those sad
bligtn consequences which certain result from the
which all other remedies for anle COM
plants composed take but Dr. Eatons Inanie Cor
dial this you rely upon 1t sperfecy harmless and
nlue the delicate infant Price Is cents Full diree
tons accompany each bottle. Prepared only by
CHURCH Il DUPONT,
No. 400 broadway, New York.
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10
VALUABLE REMEDIES.
1 THE ONLY DISCOVERY
| WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR RESTORING
The Bald and Gray!


sis psSs
ihfy saSs u u as VA s
Rsaa sEs esus Freed %
Prof O. J. Wood co.ns nA5g IT.. Maine ,s,,s April e lsg
1859 concerning valuable Hair an wIS WIKI yPs yda u
asps N @ ss and Y %
r The INQUIRIES arerst l. fac. o. habaton and
eerss eontsasa hr ,s'Sf s \ s tas
f pc snd 4 az sosa @' q sea nf 70
better bet hsn in any stage Of my e for forty
Xviii ana generally ias si Se
s s ass af,Sa @ @ n
the whisker same result viii follow rs the hair have
as Il #
20 nus r. s and sale
md been used only without good affect absolute
If s:9f I sss Y ssa
his ac. send you esk Il halt taken N The
aag wsls s s'ts then
used with universal SUCCESS VIII ask aayor that you
sold By many, fear. without authority from yon pure
% IS ! s gs.s sSss
h as yo W faS s duty e
oil who inquire Of Of mistaken opinion valuable
's sf Rsa ks " ~ s 2 RAYMOND
rss q ii &c ss y
full as well AZ the res. have espereneed from
kind restorative exiant but without ndngmy
tie Of your Hair Restorative Now candor and justice compel
whoever read this that possess
and bean l growth Of hair which richer and
handsomer than the original will tceforc take
sion to this invaluable remedy TO ALI who may feel
'l' D's''s's ~ - i'''''e4' REV s. ALLEN BROCK.
r. s. This testimonial Of appreciation for your valuable
medicine you Of Is unsolicited but II you think
place among the rest, II wish. not,
destroy 1t, and say nothing Yours, REv. 8. A. B.
. 4 S55Q1 *
Restorative put up bottles Of three sizes large
medium small The small hoidsial pint and retails for
dollar bottle The medium bottle holds twenty
per proportion than the small retals
dollars per bottle The large holds quart forty per
proportion, retals for three dollars bottle. o. j.
WoO Co. Proprietors IA Broadway, New York, and II
Market ST. Louis NO., and sold by all good druggists
fancy goods dealers.
q and i5i Ehartres street.
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r - y
<3u6 g0rN7Hx UfsGRACED N SieII.y. Letters
k6m Italy received hi tho ATabias report that Mr.
HENRY u. BafstoWs tlfe American Consul ut paier,
80 has been guilty Of an act Of perfidy which
NH foFaseS brand him with iafaiay This misrep.
tzziTe Ok d land of liberty Was Instrumental
sxn hetragipg Father Dttavio LANAI, one Of the
blez4 4f men and Hnrest Of patriots. into the
Hant# ii hid agents o. the vilest aud most tyran-
a5sst despotlssfl On the globe The accounts state
"a the 18th Of April Palermo was startled
t1s report Of the arrest Of Father LAMA, by
Il RseSdeaR intervention on board Of q merchant
essel. hcasing tho ssstlipes and stars. md that
HeE was committed by the agency Of Mr..
i 8 szstosg. the American Gonsal. The diplomatic
xSrx IL Palermo have refused to hold any further
2zzi1ieafian with tie traitor against humanity
zR4 alder and abetter Of the despotism of the
3aI8 Bombs, who thus prostitutes bis official pos
siIae pns.9 quarter part 81 The stories reported
IS zve4s kals tsFs1pw are true, he should at once be
hosa the service Of q free republic, and
s Hlzsf a!e p3lciaa NJ wen d THE social disgrace
&aF6ec q ranegades. Boston Transcript
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pEATrI ON mars AND RoaCHEs.

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER
% DO tn safe agent used fo'
the destruction ofshese treahlesome vermin.
be sure ana ass for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH DE
va 'aefc are many spurious articles for sails
Ssrsaie by ]. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
10 l6mkW n and ISL tybar,,ss street
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ORLEANS FEMALE ACADEMY
vEKASnA BUILDING,
sla Old No. Camp street, between Posyiasre aud oa,one A..
seventeenth Annual Session.

The Seventeenth Annual session ct this institution be,p. i
tho First Monday Of September. la5a
The plan Of Instruction comprises general and extensive avs
kan or education offers reat advantages for the aeasu
b languages The French u daily sken II ho school, and III
Modern Classics thoroughly analysed.
The incsti1n Is eeAtr and the spacious
well vensasad The school provided with choice library
HE best Mnsea Instruments Rnd complete philosophical arpa
Sars.
References innuInerabie. Aunng them tho Alun,nz
hs institution. who nuaber the OF society
Students Rdmittad at any time during tbs session
For further particulars apply person by tetIex, Vi tn
Institution. II. d. DIMTTRY, A. Il,
New Orleans. August, 1859. aasl1Nt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-05
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