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THAT PasscE.-It is mistake to entitle him the
Prince Of Wales. He Is no sea monster, but the
real Prince Of Lions monarch among beasts.
We give further items Of interest:n
The Prince Of Wales, it is said, has huge hands
and feet, and, at the grand ball at Quebec. wore
pair Of very illdttng white kid gloves, which were
quite soiled Considering the New York Alder.
men spend thousands of dollars for faultless vel
low kids wherein to receive yellow Japs,n this Is
quite inexeusable in a white prince. But what a
comfort 1t must be to men and women with big
hands and feet to find that real prince may be
similarly afflicted
We are panied to observe that the nice young
ladies Of Canada suspected of telling bs about
having danced with the Prince A Montreal paper
forced to publish list of the honored individuals
W that city and We SEQ it stated that the pub
iieauon was made to put down the pretensions of
bogus partners more than to tickle the vanity of
the genuine. V
VI the ball given to the Prince of Wales at Lon
1sn, T. W, the correspondent Of the NJ. 7. Times
2 The ball. which IS new in progress. Il a wary
anasessful atair The Prince opened ii 81 daneing
with Lady Mayoress Motfatt, who 10 q stont Sea,e9
iassies only five feet high. and weighs ahout ia
poun6s, and who, the engious townspsople say has
heau 6racticing the mazys for III pasf tw Vs
monEiass preparatory for the occasion.
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S.oAD no B1oSDrN:
u JAou rs MAURICE t.sK. N. rEPrERap
remarkable pussonl erterprisin Stranger
\ on left the Shears Of trans, WAR you youse 70
liv
IL landid hesr sakin at lis Hi Stan.
Your intelligent teachers Speaks well BallaHst
Ave al no VOW got a well Ba lanst Body.
Yrou mast He good, for we ell no You wock
a Strait 4 narer path which few KIN loner.
aitho thin clad your not Shittess pusson.
for ron Snpoaft yourself uncommon we'll
Sq,slbody's warnd you Bout the lst falls step,
for al kin see youm cairful not to talk it.
remarkable pussonl per5ek Biznis maa.
WINS ii cal that got yeu onto String
Exkews me il tech tender cord
j woodent hurt your fefins far the Wurla
wos Saarcus man did you talk Lessons q
You probhfy Started onta a railroad tracs
ar nrs ~ 81 srrh stpn. then you tooc the fensls
& then yox Scared to rafters OF 400 houses,
! s,sa;rin all tha Carpenters like mischief;
then s.roapsn was whispered 81 your gardian
- xv,;.,, 's vaa lzfend with Swete Sirpris,
h ordered ov Balens poal imelitly.
remarkable prsson. forrineg tremenjus!
How plain yos She the good oy egsersize.
hi merely taikin of week, you cleer
$1,000 doiers neerly every time.
Besides, yon wock into al pepel's afecshlns,
the hier you get the Stra6ter you kin wock.
This shows you amt at al like Co mon foax,
which cant wock mutck when they ar EeVaiteu.
Youm Corsecrated forto wock roap.
IF was gung (Which Strickly Spekin amt troop
Il hadent no wife, likewais no tender lnians,
thine iGe lern to work roap miself.
remarkable pussont persewerin frenehman!
aid you leye any LIST chop men in trans
ide bet thare amt no smarter men then you
tkairi
Hes lewis napolin ever seen you wockt
Eff so, peraps he got Hint or
that lernt him to keep the roap hisseH.
tina sa sum pepel go TO See you fail.
Il cuss perfusely wen thay See you doant.
Bein french, oT eoars You would plese your
frens;
But probbiy you aint french enuf for that.
Beecos ii wodent pay as vel as weckn:
Besides, you coodent get your life lnshoored.
remarkable pusson Eiivated carieteri
Wst is your cam opinyon oy america
Yon must hev moments oy profound refeckshun
Vile a-standin onto your He'd so dignihede.
We Ehood Be Sorry to Hey you 60 away
& say that things Heer don't egsackly SCOT.
Weer very angshus for to plees graft formers.
air you pleased with niagry, mr.. blondin? praps
it amt as good, for a fall, as sum in trans.
But it roars cutie passibel, sum time in the mite
You air admired, graft forriner, By thousans,
keep on a-wockin, mr.. Bondin. adoo.
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sANFoRb,s
YER INVIG CORA TOR

tits compounded entirely from Gums has become an ga
tabhed fact Standard Medicine approved Nv all
that have used it, and is confidence in ali
the diseases for which II is recommended.
1t has cured thousands within the two years who had
given all hopes of relief the unsolicited ers
Gates in my possession show.
The dose must be adapted to the of the indivd
ual taking it, and used in such quantities act gently on The
Bowels.
Let the dictates of Judgment guide you the use of the
Liver Invigorsor, and IT will Liver Complaints Bilious
Attacks, Dyspepsia, Chronic Darrhea Summer Coplaips
Dysentery Dropsy Stomach Habtua Costvenes Ghoc
Cholera Cholera Morbus Cholera Inantu Fatuence jam
dice Female Weaknesses and may be successfully as an
Ordinary Family Medicine 1t will Sick Headache las
thousands testify in twenty minutes If tea
spoonsfu taken of attack All who nae
are giving their testimony in its favor.
Mix wateri the mouth with the InyigoraOr and swallow
both together.
Price, 81 per bottle.
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Mopgsr AEaUEsT.--A German who was Obliged
ID move froAu Dover street, while the street Mas
being graded has asked the city government TO do
the following ia ings To reimburse hiIn for cost
Of removing 10 NRoxhurYs 70 pay the fare Of bis
Boston music teaesler TO RoxbafY and back to nav
his horse railway toA Is to Boston and back TO pay
for his city dinners on those days when he has not
had time To 10 home to pay for extra shoes worn
out BIZ his Children Il. &te streets of Roxbury to
pay DOCTORS bill for Attending his children who
had been made sick BY eating green apples, which
sickness could not have Apvertaken them bad they
remained ID Dover street.iN IBost Atlas and Bee.
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How YANKEE SEA CAPTAIN OuTwIFTED A
FRENCH PIRArE.--In looking over old newspapers
We occasionally come across paragraph showing
that the men Of the "good old times'' were very
much like the men of our own wicked day and
generation. The Green Mountain Patriot of Oct.
~, 1888, contains the following bit of triumphant
news, at the expense Of Monsieur Grapaud
By q gentleman from the Eastward we learn
that vessel q few days since arrived at Damaris-
Gotta river, from the West indies with five French
prisoners on board. Captain Diekey, who was the
master of this vessel, on his homeward- pas
sage, discovered a French pFiyateer steering down
upon him: He ordered all his men, fourth number,
into the fore peak, there to feign themselves sick
with the West India fever and only kept boy with
himself on deck. The commander of the privateer
put prize-master and four on board the prize,
aHpp0sing that number enough to keep in awe the
captain. boy and four sick men. and directed the
prize " follow him into French port. While the
priyateer was in pursuit of another prize, Captain
Dickey gave the signal to bis men in peadu who
instantly jumped on deck. and after short strug-
gle. bound the Frenchmen, brought them into port
and safely lodged them in Wiscasset jail.
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From the Philadelphia Saturday Gazette

That the business of Gift Enterprise be made leg
mate onethat be conducted fairly honorby doing
Justice to all parties absurdty but reality that has
been demonstrated plainly. True, know of but one man
who has succeeded in no only pecunar but has won the
confidence Of the public and the conclusion we have arrived at
is that is owing solely fact that he is the only one of
them who has dealt honoaby and fairly by his patrons Ger
tain it that could conduct business unfairly the
length of time he has without complaint being ut
tered against him by the hundreds of thousands who have been
the recipients of fayos at his hands, We refer of course to
Mr. Geo G. Evans, 439 Chestnut street. Philadelphia
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sandford,s Family Cathnrtic pt,,s

from pure Vegetable Extracts and put upn Glass
Cases, air tight, end will keep in any climate
The Family csthartic Pill Is gena and active Gatharc,
vhh the proprietor has used in his practice than twenty
years The constantly increasing from those who have
long the Pills. and the satisfaction which all express in re-
gard their has induced place them within reach
Of ALL The Profession well know that different Catharics ACT
on different portions of the bowels. -
The Family Cahartc Pill has, with reference to this well
established fact compounded from variety of the pure
Vegetable Extracts which alike every part of the amen
ary canal and good and safe in ali Gatharc
needed such Derangement he Stomach, Sleepness
Pains in the Back and Loins Coiveness
the whole body from sudden cold which frequently
neglected. end in course Of Fever Loss Appetite Creep
ing Sensation of Cold the body Resesnes or
Weight In the Head all Inhammaory Diseases, Worms in
and diseases TO which flesh heir
The Liver nsgoraor and Family Gahartc Pills are retaled
by Druggists generally and sold by the trade all large
towns.
ST w. SANFORD, NJ. D., Manufacturer and Proprietor.
ss5 BroadRsy.E 7.
]. WRIGHT CO.,
Wholesale Agents,
@NkW And sold by eyay Druggist.
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Blood Tnah.-

Healthy Human Blood upon being ANALYzED always nra
'ents US with the same essential elements and gives course
the True Standard. Anayze the Blood of person sIf.
from Consumption Liver Complaint Dyspepsia scrouls etc
and find in every instance deficiencies in the
ues of Blood Supply these deficiencies and you are made well
The Blood Food is founded upon
ng success. There
FIVE PREPARATIONS
adapted tothe deficiencies Of the Blood different F
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis any affection whatever NJ t
Throat or Lungs inducing Consumption No. which ia aso
the No. for Depression of Spirits of Appetite and g all
Chronic Complaints arising from oyeUse General Debility
and Nervous Prostitution. No q for Liver Complaints No
for Dyspepsia Being already prepared for ABSORPTION It
taken by dre7 and carried Immediately into circulation so
that what in you retain. The No. for Female Ireq
arities Hyeria Weaknesses See special dreotions fl,
this. For Salt Rheum, Eruptions Scrofuous Kidney ana
Bladder Complaints take No In all the directions
must BIO strictly followed Price of the Blood Food 81 mar
bottle.
Sold by CHURCH d DUPONT, No. 4O6 Broadway. New
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j. WOOD CO. st. Louis Mo- and by all respectable Drug
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-24

CHARLES READE ON AMERICAN PApERs.-Read
the American papers, You reyel in world of
new truths, new fancies and glorious romance.
Read their fiction how little how stale by COM
parson how unworthy of the swelling themes life
supplies in this nation that is thinking working,
speaking, living scale Of grandeur and at rate
of march, without present rival, or past par
allel beneath the sun.
The reason is this: Nine.tenths of their heaven
born writers are forced to be ephemeral writer's
driven into the newspapers by uneven legislation
the newspaper being the only form in which intel
lectual labor cannot be undersold by stolen labor.
In Great Britain there are sos newspapers. In
America there are 1000, and there lies buried for
the present many an immortal genius-buried, but
to me not hidden. ! can see their ftful CLEANS in
reading these papers.
Americans would at this moment be just as low
in mechanical invention if the statesman of the
United States had encouraged the theft of foreign
patents. And in one generation under even rights
they are as sure to beat our heads of at fiction as
the sun is to rise tomorrow.
The habit Of invention is richer national treas
ure than pyramid of stolen inventions.
The legislator that sets his people to steal from
the foreign inventor, scratches the foreign invent
or's fingers and cuts the native inventors throat
1.-THE Eighth Commandment"
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MEDICAL. ..... acknowledgements
RINER'S CANADIAN TERMIFUGE
SAVES THE CHILDREN.
~ -
MEDICAL,

This is the only remedy against Worms the human
frame-thngs that are fatal and destructive children
Save the ChildrenI ...0 ...
Let mothers be timely warned aud allow these cbdd muir
to remain in the systems Of their offspring, Remember
that uo.
wINER's CANADIAN vERMlFUGE
will OF and for Danish the reptiles young Will
be saved. Think of this.
Colonel Vasser of Mississippi letter to j. W Vesey ESQ.,
Of the Aberdeen Conservative thus winds up his
on the value of this medicine his family "My expo.
rence has convinced that in the experiment have made
with Wtners Canadian Eernifuge 1t Is due suffering human
y well the manufacturer OF the medicine to make
public the result of my observations.
'lSlgnodl W H. VASSERn
The Vermiiuge is for sale wholesale and RETAIL by
j, WRIGHT / &C.,
Il and lbl Ghsrtres street,
Sole Proprietgrs.
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ners that pursue them are thinning their numbers,
and unless speedy check is put upon their wanton-
ness the sky-larks will soon go to Fulton market,
to tickle the pallets of gourmanls.
This evil like all Others, il largely the result Of
to brute beasss and psralty to birds. subject Of
instruction, If all schools would give to boys some
Intelligent conception of the use of birds; if all
newspapers would join in giving line upon line, and
preeept upon preeept; if ministers of the Gospel
would take that sparrow for a text, which our Sa-
piour has immortalzed by his words, there would
soon exist public sentiment that would put an
end to this barbarism. Reader, can you do nothing
for the birds Home Journal.
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Hair Restorative I!
THE ONLY DISCOVERY
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR RESTORING
The Bald and GrayS

Many, since the great discovery of Prof Wood have stcrp
Cd re- n 10 initiate MS but profess 70 hSSe s@
hy hsg y som SHd ags a X Sced
leave the field to its resstless Read the following
BATH, Maine, April IL, 1889
Prof. O. J, Wood Coqsnts IRe letter wrote YOU 10
have published in this vicinity and elsewhere has gwen rise
The inquiries asTst is - fsc It my habetion and
name as stated In the communication second L \ true
ttnue to be in good order and Of natural color To
better than in any Stage Of MY life forty years past
soft thrifty and better coered the same is true Of my wills
substance is washed of by frequent abuton of the face when
the Whsktfs III Slime fesait viii follow as the hair hsye
been in te receipt of CREST number Of letters from M parts OF
there much fraud in the manufacture sale
aid Been d not only wont any good eject St . aSsoaa
ury have used any Of your Restorative of any
reds have examined i With surprise Is an now 81 years
old not gray my head or on my face and to prove
This send you lock Of my hair taken OF the past week
received favor of two quart bottles last summer for which
Igaye 10 friends and thereby induced them rylt
T ssF ans he
send me test by which discover fraud
ns 1 ss
e II d i the impure article which
keep yon apprised Of the continued effect hair
suits rsmn de ns aRsAaksn opinion q " %
Aaron's Run, KY. Nov. So ISIS. -
PROF o. J. wooD-Desr Sir wouldcerainly be doing you
CREST injustice not to make known all the world the wonder
tut as we'll the unexpected result have experienced from
using bottle of your Hair Restorative using every
kind of restorative extan but without success finding ms
head nearly destitute of hair finally induced
tie ct your Hair Restorative Now candor ana justice compel
me to announce to whoever this
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handsomer than the original will therefore, take oec
REV s. ALLEN BROCK.
p This testimonial Of my appreciation for your valuable
medicine as you ofl unsolicited you think
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The Restorative is put mp in bottles three Sizes viz Large
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dollars per bottle The large holds qusr forty per
WOOD CO., Proprieors, IA Broadway, New York and Ii
Market street. s. Louis NO. and sold by all good druggists
fancy goods Dealers
j. WRIGHT & CO, Agents,
Il and i5i Charities street
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DIR. osGooD,s INDIA cuoLAGoeu,

DIR. osGOOD's INDIA cHoLAGoGUE
CURES
Fever and Ague, Chls and Fever Dumb Ague rnteien.
and Remittent Fevers, Liver Complaint Jaundlce En-
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Spleen, aad all the various forms of
BILIOUS DISEASES.
This invaluable medicine prepared from an exeur,
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named.
Those who suffering from of this kind as az
those who have become invads their effects upon N.
stituon, will find the INDIA CHoLAGoGUEa most ipvaIn
able remedy for purifying the blood thoroughly cleansing
from the system the morbid effects Of bilious climate
The wonderful effects of Cholagogue Graduating bile from
the human system only explain its extraordinary in
the speedy thorough and Fever and Ane
and the various grades of intermittent remttent fevers
It has been tested in thousands Of cases. h.
all who have used it, of the greatest Fever and As
remedies extant.
Be sure and ask for DR.. osGooDs INDIA CHoLAGoGuE.
as there many eounterteits offered for sale.
Fer sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail at
prices, by
]. WRIGHT Il CO.,
Il and Isl Ghartres street.
General Agenta
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STATE OF LOUISIANA

49,. STATE LOUISIANA
Parish Of Orleans City Of New Orle ms. ;
BE 1t remembered that this auth day Of March, 1860
fore the subscriber Justice of the Peace
city aforesaid personally appeared Charles Briggs President
and H. p Janvier Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance
Company Of New Orleans who being duly according
law do depoSe say are just and
true, and transcript from the Company
CHARLES BRIGGS President.
II. z. JANYIER, Secretary
Sworn to and subscribed before this 10th day March,
1860. pF MITCHELL.
Second Justice Of the Peace f9T tae Parish Orleans
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay per cont In
terest the outstanding certificates Of proh after tho
Second Monday May redeem on and after thai
date the Scrip issue Of the year they further de-
eared scrip dividend of Thirty Three Third per cent
the net earned premiums of the ending February 1860
for which certificates will beissued and after the day
June, 1860.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
A. CARRIERE, yioe-Presldeni.
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