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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-26
p~ We publish on our first page an

ng~ We publish on our first page an
article on "The Irreprcssible Conflict" "
from the Hdtchman and Reflector, which
will bear the moss critical reading by hon
est thinkers. 1t is an able and timely ar
ticle, and we trust it will be generally
copied by our brethren of the press, who
can endorse its general sentiments, and
the principle it discusses. 1t is no doubt
the production of one of those gigantic
intellects for which Boston is famous, ard
pcnned with all the sincerity of right
eous heart.
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Legal Hotices.
Divorce Notice.

George W Mckinney No. 4c Sep. Term, l8-
az. SO in Common Pleas
Mary Ann Mckinney. of Potter County.
LIBEL IN DIVORCE.
To Mary Ann Mckinney, Respondent
Whereas subpoena aud aiiqs Subpoena hav-
ing been Issued ana returned .Niha, YOU arc
herShy notified ia be and appear at our. next
Court of Common Pleas for this county, for an
application VIII &c made in said Court for q
divorce, on the part of Isibellant.
WM. T. Burt, Sheriff.
CouderSpOrt Jan. d 1890
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JOHN G. RREMoNT is not by any means
"out of the ring =" of Presidential candI-
dates. We find that he is talked of very
favorahly among the people although the
politicians seem willing to forget him.
We have heard it stated that on com
parison of sentiments at the late primary
meeting to elect delegates in one of the
hill wards, it was found that majority
of the voters present preferred Col. Ere
mont to ali other candidates. PthsJurY
Dispatch.
Bag We can add to the above that q
number of leading Republicans in Erie
County have recently expressed to US a
decided preference for Col. FREMoNT
over all the candidates named Although
not often spoken of il connection with
the place, yet we shall not De much sur
prised if tae Republican National Con,
vention take it in head to nominate him
Erie Gazette.
We are glad to see such paragraphs az
the above, for we believe majority of
the people would rejoice in the nomina.
ton Of Fremont for next President
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Administrators 8

! 9L1'dU1lX Sala II
N0TlCE is hereby given that as "A.
I " tratrix Of the Estate of Samna, y
deceased, and by virtue Of an Order n.S
the Orphans Court in and for the co'
Potter, made on the 23rd dav of Dso.u
A. ID. 1859, and to me directed. shall.
to public sale OF eltcry, at the Cour , i
! in the Borough of Cosdersport, COUNT :,
ter, and Commonwealth Of Pennsv,y...
the Goth day of Feb. A. d.. lSGO, at -
p. NJ, to the highest or best bidder ~
estate, right, title, interest and claim :.
said Samuel Gee, Jr., dec, in the fo,o.
described real estate, TO wit:
One lot of about so acres, situate :.
Township of Alleganv, County of po,,.'
State of Pennsylvania, bounded on IN.
by lands Of the estate of S. NJ. Fox, 5ac,'
on the east by lands lately owned bv r
L, c. Presho and lands of the estate os n
/ Fox. deceased, on the south bv the b,I
B;ngham's Estate, and on the west hv n
of Isaac W Howe, being the east part ~
No. 81 Of The allotment of the lands Of
estate of S. r. Fex, deceased, in said n!
ship.-ALSO-The undivided one-b.lf |
of a lot in Rouiet Township, in said Co..
containing fifty acres, and bouaded as fol,,
Beginning at point on the North Bank j,
Allegheny River, being the south west "a,
of lot surveyed to Simon Kiabe, thence /,
rods to q post in the south liae Of she
lot, thence west 68 rods to post thence q,
Sl0+ rods to post on the North Bank At
Allegheny River thence up the BWey to
place of beginning, being part of Warr,n
2l43 of which about 80 acres are mpro,
on which is erected one frame house and
frame barn, and with an apple orchard II,
on. SAMANTHA PRESH0, .4dn,
Coudcrsnort. Jan. 18th, ! $50.
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Divorce Notice.

Mary NJ. Winegarden, | No. 25, Dec. Term
as. 1888, in Common
George Wipegarden. Pleas of Potter Co
LIBEL IN DIVORCE.
To George Wnegarden, Respondent. -
Whereas Subpoena and alias Subpoena hav.
ing been issued and returned Aihi, you ar,
hereby notified to be and appear at our mex
Court of Common Pleas for this county, for an
application viii be maqe to said Court for d
divorce, Oh the part Of Libcl!ant
WI. F. BURT, Sheriff.
Coudersport, Jan. ~, 500.
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Bg- The Harrisburg Union, speaking
of the Opposition majority in the State
Legislature, says
Doubtless the Opposition will be busy
in settling who shall be their candidate
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.fenHict that northern men will resort to
,ioIencc, save in self-defsace, and there
j. little danger of violence anywhere but
in those localities where free-labor, by
hs inherent superiority. makes slave-la-
bur improbable.
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for President, who for Governor, and In
marking the policy to he pursued in the
next campaign and these subjects will
engross much of their attention until the
22d of February, when their convention
assemblies at Harrisburg. There will be
headquarters for all plots, counterplots,
schemes and wire drawings before that
date, of the candidates aud their adhe-
rents"
The JaioA no doubt judges what our
party may do by what its party always
has done. The democracy have ever
used the time and money of the people
for party parposes, and they deem it i'm
possible for other parties to do. otherwise.
The Inion, like all other papers of It's
kind, will labor hard to make itself and
readers believe what the actions of the
Opposition members will prove to be ab-
surd charges.
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SaE- We have only room to say, read
the prospectus of the Agitator, which
was received just as we were ready to go
to press.
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D. L. & NJ. II. DANIELS.

DEALERS IL DRY. GOODS, GROCERIES,
Ready Made Clothing, Crockery, Hardware
Books, Stationery, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes,
Paints, Oils, &c, &c, Ulysses, Potter Co.,
Pa. BGI5- Cash paid for Furs, Hides and
Pelts. All kinds Of Grain taken in exchange
for trdde-l2.2Q.
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THE AGITATOR:
4 Lise Republica" Counry Paper,
lFetisLoro', Tioga County, Po

4 Lice Republican Couuy Paper,
ltetisLoro', Tioga County, Pa.
HUGH YOUNG, EptroR.
TENHE AGITATOR for 1860 will be quite in
z tereSting to the citizens of this Rcpresen-
tatve District. 1t Will give each week Sum
mary of the Local News in
TIoGA,
POTTER
BRADFORD,
SUSQUEHANNA,
MCKEAN,
CLINTON
and LYCOMING
COUNTIES, and will contain Reports of the
Conventions, Mass Meetings, Clubs and Cau-
cuses of both parties i'll the above counties.
1t will contain also, reports of Institutes, Ag-
ricutural Fairs, Temperance Meetings, Music
al Conventions, &c, &c, and Letters from
Harrisburg and Washington, during the ses-
sions of Congress and the Assembly.
TernRS.-ONE DOLLAR A YEAR, IN AD-
VANCE.
Any person sending US Five subscribers at
one time, will receive, free Of postage, Fifty
Cent Copy of Helpers Impending Crisis OF
the South"
Address HUGH YOUNG,
2otf. WELLsBoRo', PA.
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Ghe p0ttfr yuurnal,
COJDERSPORT, PA,

ID fQFSday H]eFRsNg, EaR. =, 1870.
T, S. CHASE. EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
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Coudersp ort, Jan. %, $500
The Jasper weekly courier., 1860-10-17
COME AND SEE!
JOHN LUTZ.

CORNER NORTH MAIN a. LAWRENCE STREETS
INFORMS the public that he has Just re-
! ceived at his clothing emporium q very
fine stock Of Dry Goods. Clothing and Gro.
:eries, which he offers tor sale ss
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST.
for cash, or approved credit. Come and ex.
anime for yourselves.
Pork, Hides. and sll kinds OF marketing
bought at the highest market price.
He will also make TO order, 10 the best
style, ell kinds Of Gents Clothing. He has
none tat the best workmen. aud can war
rant satisfaction.
Cleaning and repairing neatly done and
on the shortest notice. april 4-6s
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FOR YOUR
Wife, Daughter, Sister or Friend.
Ar1llur,s Home Magaxine

Edited BY +. s. ARTHUR and VIRGINIA
' TOWNSEND. For choice and eIcgs ri lis-
erature. high moral tone, peculiar sds pta,ion
70 the home circles Of our land, freshness !.
origin . iiiy and chespDess, this Mage zine 10
acknow ledeed. on all hands, to be without a
rival II ls equal In the beauty Of i,s ~.
pography and the richness Of its embellish.
men's 20 The most ambitious and dearest or
our Magazines, while il claims 10 lead all Of
them in many essentiaI features. For cor.
rectness and exquisite beauty, lie colored
steel fashion plates were unrivalled in 1857.
They will maintain this superiority in 1855.
Volume xI began in January.
TERMs-S2 year in advance -Four CO.
pies for -; twelve copies ftr Si5, and one.
sxlrato the getter up Of the club.
W Specimen ns sent free 10 all who wish'
% subscribe or 20 make up clubs. Addres,
I: 5. Arthor g. Co.. 10S, Walnut street.
philade Iphis.
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THE PRIZE FIGHT

A s there 10 great excitement in the world
"A about the prize fight In England be-
tween KEENAN, end SAVERS, and some
are tearing each others-clothes Of. the On.
dersigned would inform bic customers Of
Dnbois and adjoining counties, that be has
just returned from the cities, with new and
we'll selected stock Of
Dry Goods, Notions, &C.,
which he will sell very low for CAsH and
PRopucE.
Coming to the conclusion that snimble
sxpence 10 better than . slow shilling,' and
that is would be better for ne and my Gus.
toners TO adopt the
00S0n @yS10uns |
o By % doing Il will enable me to sell my
goods cheaper; and % my motto hiss been
to sell - cheap o ihe cheapest can now
adopt the cash system and sell
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!!DE A 4 HI!
TO EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF

VBiRN9RIy 9g
/ L'Costsrs"
'Costsr'" Raj, RoAcH. &C.. Extermips,or.
|"cos.sts" |"c Bed suo ExTrRxluAroa.
'CosssF" ELEcrRfc PowDER, for Insects.
Destroys iHsrAHrIr
ksts- Reaches - Mice-MoIes- C,,ound
Mlce-Bsd Bues-A nts Mosoui-
'oee-F -Fess-Insects on Plants, Iusects on
Anlms''' &C.. dc.-in short every form and
species Of '
We MIN.
~ ears established Ia New York Chv-
used oy the City ost-Ofice-the Civ Pris.
one snd Station Houses-the Civ Stesmer..
ships, &c.-the City Hote u, "Astor .n.sS,'
Nicho'as" 6c.-and BY more than 10000
private families.
'T Druggists and r Resssrs everywhere sell
y ~ WholesaIe Age nts In 4 IN the large Ci,ies
- Regular sizes, 25c. soc. & 81 Boxes
Botties-Flasks.
- !i:BEwARE!!! Of SPURIOUS imitations.-
Examine each Box. Bottle & Flask. and
take no'hing but "CvsrAR's."
81 81 W Boxes cent by Mail.
u 50 y So Boxes for Plantations. Hotels.
&c. BY Express.
ga ddress orders--or for Circulsr "a Deal.
rsto HENRY r. COSTAR.
fNciPAL DEPor, 4l0 BROADWAY. ny
'oF sale 10 Jasper by Freedman & Huber.
april ll-3m.
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ST. CECILIA CONCORDIA SOCIETY.
The regular meetings. Of this Society sre-
held The first Saturday in every month, a.
81 o'clock, P. NJ. at their hall in the Union
Il ouse. Weekly meetings for instrum, ntai
and vocal music are held subject 10 the d.
teclion 81 The Musical Director.
JOHN MEHRING President.
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THE METROPOLITAN. .

Is mammoth Imperial Quarto Of eight
pages. elegantly illustrated with.
FIVE HANDSOME ENGRAvINGS.
At least each week, embracing subjects alike
interesting and attractive. The Illustration
vi portray City Life and its attendant fol-
will be from
"Grave to gay, from lively to sevsrew
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'THB METROPOLITAN
Weekly Literary Journal.

Containing 81 lhst Z novel and interesting
in the World Of Letters; al that is . .eful
and entertaining In the Home Circle; to-
gesher with Tales, Sketches. Essays, Poetry,
Biographies, Truthful Chances at Life a.
Home and Abro'd; and the Everyday Oc-
currences that are most noteworthy; in fact,
i W II contain all that 10 desirable In q
GOOD FAMILY JOURNAL.
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ucT RECEIVED and for sale chez Der
- snsn ever q the Cheap Cash Store !
nne sssortment Of Prints DeIaInes, Gioc.
nsms Debaise. Lus'sr Plain snd barred ] I.
connetss. spring shswls or the latest ssvle
LsoeS collars, Drsss trimmings, Ribbon
,sces Edg'ngs &c. also fine sssortmsnt oi
nssoy made clothing, Hats and Csps boots
.,sa ..a snoes' Grocsrisss Hardware and Cut.
June 8.
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TO HOUSEKEEPEHaS.
. OMETHTNG NEW-B. r. BABBITT'S
? BEST MEDICINAL SALER ETUS,

Om ~ niNQ EW-B. II. bA BBlTT'S
BEST MEDICINAL SALERETUS,
Is manufactured from common % 4
. and is prepared entirely differenl
from other Salsratus. All the dele.
y D terious matter extracted in such q
manner a. to produce Bread, Biscuit,
D and oil kinds Of Cake, without ccn-
tanning . particle Of Salaratus whe n
the Bread or Cake 10 baked; thereby
producing wholesome fesults. Every
particle OF Salaratus is turned to gas
and passes through the Breed or
Biscuit while Baking; consequently
nothing remains but common Salt,
Water and Flour. You will readily
, perceive by the taste OF this Salara-
? tus that It is entirely different from
other Sslsratus.
70 IL is packed In one pound papers, ,
each wrapper branded "B. T. Bab-
bits Best Medicinal Saleratus;, al
50, picture, twisted loaf of bread,
with glass Of effervescing water
on the top. When you purchase
one paper you should preserve the
wrapper, and be particular TO get the
next exactly like the first brand ss
above.
Full directions for making Bread
with this Saleraius and Sour milk or |
Cream Tartar, will accompany each
package; also directions for making
all kinds Of pastry; also, for making
: Soda Water and Seidhiz Pow ders.
MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP
WITH
II. n. BADBITT,S
PURE CONCENTRATED
POTASH, |,
Warranted couble the strength Of I
Ordinary Potash; put up in csns-1-
h., en-, 3ib., en-, and ~ fb. with
foil directions for making Hard and
Soft Soap. Consumers will find this ,
the cheapest Potash in market.
Manufactured and for sale bv
b. 7. BABBlTTS.
mos. SO and 20 Washington .. New
York. and No. 3S India.st., Boston j
!. 10-ly.
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Carpenter, HOslse-B slildcE.,
Cabimet-Maker.
THE undersig ned(
IIL1begs leave to IN
I'LL form Ill those 10
:z<z need Of anything In his line. tha
ne has just finished . new shop on ths
corner Of McDonalt and West streets
where ne is prepared to do all kinds ol
Csrpensering. or csbinet-msking on reason
able terms. He solicts share Of public
patronage, and feels sure he can give salts.
faction.
Ocf. 26.-y. JOHN BUCHART.
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JUST pUBLIsuED.-A NEW TREATISE on
ys,rmaforvhea, Ssisaf ws1knsss Nevvos and f<nsrai
Dsify impoenos and all dsseases aylsn0 yrn fhr Aat
II s>Eatuss and other ezc>xses ltom ne snpublishsd
HInusrvsp<s " ~ BnsaR1u<f ~ D.
- Pointing out mode 81 cure a. once certain and
encctna by which every sufferer matter what his com
titon may cure himself without the knowledge even
room mate. and at the least possible cost thereby avoid
nx the numerous qnarks AMI quack of the day
The author wasa French Physician Of great
who spent many years IN investigating the nature and
% thsdisease which annually sands
70 ~ untimey grave. eent under seal 20 any address
Address. & GfxiSE ! 90. Louisville. X.
Sept. 28, 1857.
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INDIGO MADDER, soda. spice, pspper.
= Cinnamon, Mustssd. Hoop skivts : I'd
ehinsls Head. Dresses q ALEXANDGR,S
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DAYTON NURSERIES.
EHslfY, HolI. I, 4 ss9;; GO; ,,,on.

Dayton, O0ndws
~HESE Nurseries are under the supervi.
- sion Of men Of practical experience, and
contsin the best varieties OF Fruit and Or.
nsusntsl Trees, Shrubs, Roses, Gersniums,
&C. Everything purchased Of them is war.
Fsnted 20 Be % represented, and their trees
q nes'thfui and thrifty @ those Of any other
NurseFy. The proprietors, feeling confident
q me superiority Of their trees, design e.
'ao!shing regular business In Dubois Co.,
snd viii have sn sgent 10 the county
Every Year,
% solicit orders, being certain that Il oplv
needs FAIR TRIAL 10 insure them suc.
cess. Mr.. Holt, one Of the partners is now
here, and will receive orders for any kinds of
lsuit q flowers. Printed insssucsions a.
planting end culiivssing given !. delivery.
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NANCY DRY GOODS, silk-ribbops, en-.
- bfoideries, DcIsines and In fact every.
dies, good and fine at ALExANDER'S.
a IL lin as q resdy-mads clothing and
"a Hats Of The latest sty 10 low q
AtExANDER'S.
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A GOOD supply Of Justices' Blankscon.
a stsntly on hand and for sale low q che
COURIER OFFICE.
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lic that he is now prepared to DO aIl kinds ol
work 10 HE line. 10 the best style. Purcha.
sers will do we'll to call and examine hIs
stock and work, % he i satisfied be can
please them.
BIacL:mithise end 'sgsising Of 81 klsds
attended % promptly. mh7-ys
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The following is List Of Premiums which
will be sold 10 Subscribers for TWENTY. rIvE
cEnrs each. On the receipt Of the Sub
script ION money, they will be informed 10
what Premiums they are entitle and then
i is optional whether they pay the Twenty
FIVE CENTS on each and take the Premiums
or not.
The following Is full
LIST OF PREMIUMS.
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FIR ST SPRING OCKl
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Every Subscriber will be entitled 10 rwo
OF the above Premiums By the payment OF
twenty. i've cents on each. We will inform
him which he is entitled to, ss soon as the
Subscription money 10 received.
Address J +. BIRCH, Publisher.
Nos. 336 & 3s7 Broadway. N. Y.
Successor 70 j. B. BENTON 4 co.
a. Specimen Copies of"THE MErRoroLr.
rAH"wiI b sent free when requested.
may l6. 166Q-6m.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-29

The gallant Bel and Everett Club of the Fourth
Ward assembled at their quarters, corner of Canal
and Franklin t.3ets, on Saturday evening, grim
determination in the face Of every member. All
of them Bell and Everett men and each ladies'
man to the backbone - they met to consider the
challenge which the ladies Certified at Castle Mau.
pay corner Of Claiborne and BenvilIe streets) had
issued to them to come and take flag with which
they defed them
The brave Bunker Killers accepted the challenge,
and armed for the fray. Great, therefore, was the
arming up with banners, illuminated monuments,
and so on, every man holding his transparency
pole as if it were gun loaded with slugs and
buckshot. considerable band of music kept up
their dropping Spirits and enabled them to make a
bright and soldierly appearance on the street.
Numerous members of other clubs, having heard
that the Bunker Killers had received a challenge
and were bound to do or die ;" followed, to wit
ness the ISSUE and to assist should their assistance
be necessary. The Bunker Killers took long
march around their own particular Ward before
they marched to the fray at the fortified corner
above mentioned. But at last they approached.
Each man looked lovingly at the fiery transpa-
rency above him. and then piously commended
himself to the mercy of-the ladies'
The fort was in perfect blaze. The windows,
the galleries, the trees in the garden, were white,
red and yellow, with the pyrotechnic defiance OF
Gen. Maupay, whilst the regiment of bright.eyed
sharpshooters there assembled proclaimed to the
besiegers that they could win the promised flag
only by submission.
The flag having sundry stars and stripes on it
the Bunker Killers surrendered. Being thereby
prisoners of war; they laid down their arms, with
out insisting upon their lady captors doing similar
thing The prisoners being marched in, under
command Of Gen. Maupay, received the flag
which they could have obtained only by previous
surrender. The flag was worth surrendering for
large affair, OF richest silk, golden eagle and
tassels on the staff, three streamers of red, white
and blue =" Bunker'' on one streamer, q Hill" on
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superior Confectionery.
ooNFBor1oNERy.

SUPERIOR FECTIoNERY-
aw
The UNDERSIGNED bes cali the attention Of the pubic,
and more particularly private families residing either in tho
cy or country 10 his extensive assortment Of SUPERIOR
CONFECTIONERY manufactured by himself by steam pro-
css eh and gaod equal in quHty to any
and sold A the most prices. lie has moreover large
assortment Of IMPORTED GOODS The following few OF
the articles he keeps constantly on hand:
eHoGoI. ATE--of all qualities and navors
FRENCH SUGAR Ordinary, half fine, super
bne extra fne par excellence double and triple dagors
SUGAR ALMOND PRALINEs.
PERsICOTS with Brandy
foRnI4f, ATMaNDS-FiBe and snper6nei CORDIAL
PEARS BEANS. FILBERTs, BUTTER APPLES
CORDIAL FRUITS AND yEGET ABtEs.
pEARLEp AND SMOOTH SUGAR PLuMS-6oriander
Caaway Fennels Celery Ans Carsia Buds Cloves Orange
Peal etc. ETC. u =
CRYsTAI USED PRESERVED FRUITs-Peaches, Figs,
Pears Melons, Pneapples LINES, Cherries Apricos Almonds
s1-sIunes ETC.. etc.
sS CREAMS AND DUCHESS BON BoNs. ."==0.= 0.=a.~ ~
GIM DRoPs-Jelly Gum Drops, Lady Drops
FIG pAsTE-Nongats, JuIube and Massmallow Paste
IozENGEs--of all descriptions
trimmings and Decorations for Cakes and Pies Decorated
Hearts, Flowers Pas,iages Cosaqnes, Coronages etc. ee
Candles.
&. gTICK AND ROCK CANDIES,
CREAM CANDY,
MIXED CANDIES, etc., etc.
For sae wholesale and retail by
ERNEST TURPIN,
No. 45 Old Levee street.
% ena,Mo Between Cont and st. Louis streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-29

THE FAMOUS HIPPoPoTAMus.-N Orleans is to
experience sensation this week, and we suppose
that the quid nuncs are already drawing the long
breaths of anticipatory preparation. and shaking
themselves up for seeing what they probably
never saw before, and certainly never saw in
Amerca-to wit: the live hippopotamus. No one
need refer to his natural history to learn that
the great riyer-horse of the Nile is one of the
"most cunousest of beastses," and the every Gay
wonderseer well as the learned and scientific Of
the country, will all flock to inspect the pecuIiari.
ties of this strange vsitaut to cur shores. The
hippopotamus ia under engagement with Messrs.
spading & Rogers, and will be exhibited at their
Museum, adjoining the Academy of Music, for the
first time in America on or about the first of No.
vember proxmo.
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MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20, 1860.

wanted to fight; very respectable young man
when sober, but who had unsobered himself By
mixing his barbecue sangaree with regular old
Brashear city red-eye. He made several desperate
efforts to get into the cars, to whip the whole city
delegation, but was prevented by his father, a re-
spectacle old gentleman who collared him every
time he attempted to enter the cars. This of
course was no disturbance; it was the only attempt
at a disturbance, and passed of as funnily as
monkey show.
The iron horse at last ratified homeward at a
flying rate. There were some mosquitoes along
the road at the stoppages the pesky little birds
were perfectly awful and thoroughly outrageous.
But in good time the tribuatons Of the mosquito
kingdom were passed through, and at 8 P. N. the
crowd were disengaged from the cars ct the depot
in Algiers none regrettng their visit to what was
actually the finest and most largely attended Bell
and Everett barbecue yet held within days reach
of the Crescent City.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-29

THE r. r. LINE OF sSrE4MERs.--Mr. Louis A. Wei
ton announces by notice published that he has re-
turned to the city and viii resume his business as
agent of the above line at his office, 70 Magazine
street, over Messrs. Huntington & Bros store.