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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-12-21
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS

Tie TnY.th Of Vegetable Medication crr Co'o
vel, Qsinise. and tia, kind,ed Mineral P0isons
Tho serious injuries entailed upon the sick. a.
fioted with Chills and Fever, or Ague and Fever
Typhoid Fever, Scarlet and other fevers, In toe
administration Of Quinine, Calomel, Arsenic, Blue
Pills, &c., In in whole sale doses, daily il
the saffron colored, md yellow.skinned cripple n
be tottsrs through our streets. vsinly crying ou'
| out for koalth-heahh !-heakh!
Let physicians and others bssr In mind that l.
all cases either Of fever OF other diseases. whe:t
custom las sanctioned the prescription Of ouiE!ne
Calomel, or Blue Pills, that RAILWAYS REGU.
LATINO PILLS will secure to the patient all tie
| benefits, in q much less time than these po;,ons
| are expected to achieve, without entailing such
feasible attacks Of the liver, heart and general
| sytsI. N!ne-tenths Of the diseases that afaict
usire caused by oveE-dos;ng With Quiaine, Ar.
eenrc, Colonel, &c.
! RApwAY's REGULATING Pills, operate in from
| three to six hours-do not strain the syssem-do
! rot weaken lido not irritats the bowels-sre
coated with gun. and therefore pleasant to take
positively constipation. liver complaint f.
digestion, diarrhoea merourial diseases, &C. when
| nothing else will toach the complaints From
| to pills Will produce healthy discharge GuaY-
anteed to Be free from mercury. qu;nire, iodine,
| sntimony, and every drastic and dangerous drSg.
| The safest aperient in the world for ladies' and
children.
RApwAYs RENovATING REsolvENr.
| For ulcerous, e1urtive diseases, kApwAr's Ryy.
ovAlIxe REsoLvIJ7, 10 the one thing reedfui. II
revolutionises the condition Of the Blood, expel.
| ling every element that tends to decorposition
| and putg;dity. and eQusl!sss tie circulation. It
restores the IL paired constitution. II radically
cures eyes, and all esting diseases Ct the fsce
OF person. 1t makes the scrofrlous sound. and re.
moves every syphilit;e faint from tie diseased
system.
THE MINUTE MEDICINE.
Instantaneous ease Is given BY RApwAY's
READY RELIEF in all cases Of acute pain, internal
| or external. It stops in moment the maddening
agony of rheumatism, neuralgia, toothache, burns,
scalds, cuts and bruises, When applied outwardly.
| Torture that If continued would Gauge death, IL
arrested by sin2ls dose Of it, in Ave minutes
Il suspends disease, giving time for the action Of
the other remedies. All complaints osased BY IN.
healthy air are prevented BY it, oeoasional use.
! When the nervous system e paralyled or con.
vulsed, 1t produces q rapid reaetien, Immediately
relieving spssms, convulsions, Mysteries, DC. For
the debilitated 1t Is the best possible etomachc,
| infinitely better than alcohol IL any form. Have
1t on hand always, for it may be required c: any
moment. and no other drug will supply its place.
Railways Rcnedic: are sold by Druggist;
everywhere.
RADWAY 4 CO.,
dswlm q John Street, N. 7.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-12-21

Nd6 GkAAT FAMILY PAPER.
Il THE REAT FAMILY PAPER.
THE GREAT FAMILY PAPER
THE GREAT FAMILY PAPER.
THE GREAT FAMILY pIpRP
THE GREAT FAMILY PAPER
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-12-21

THE "IRnErREssrrLE CONFLICT" between
i credit and low prices, has drawn third can.
Ndats for public favor-viz. Cash.
Hereafter all goods must Be paid for On delivery,
OK en- the
FIRST OF EACH MONTH.
1t Is hoped this decision vii! not Be regarded
by any, a. such covert cot" demands ''seces-
sion"-but that on tao contrary it will unto
"strcng confsderacy" Of close buye.s-who will
thus be relieved Of tho burden Of constant asses.
Eents, rendered inevitable by tina remisscsss o.
some who buy With credit.
By tho operation of this principle. many will
BE- surprised with the magic of little r'eney.-
Come and see what 1t will do.
Dec. II, 1850. A. s. DEWEY.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-12-21

HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!!
WV. A. BArcHELoR's HA1nDYE.
The Orgsnl asd Best in tie World
All others are nero limitations. and sbould b.
avoided, If you wish to escape ridicule.
GRAY,RID,or RUSTY HAIR dyed instsutlv TO bean.
tiful and natural brown or black, without injury
to tho hair or skin.
Is MEDALS and DIPLOMAS have boon awarded
to VIM. A. Bachelor since 1889. and over 80 ,oot
applications hsvo been made 10 the hair Of the
patrons Of his famous dye.
WA. BArcHERpER's HAIR DYE produces color
not to b distinguished from nature, and is war
rsnted not to injure in the least however long it
may be continued, and the ill-eaects Of bad dyes
remedied; the hal nvigorated for life ~ this
dye.
Sold In all cities and towns Of the United States,
BY Druggists md Fancy Goods Dealers.
Tho genuine has the name and address upon a
steal plate engraving on four siJes Of each Boz
of VIM. A. BATCHELOR,
Address CaAs. BACHELOR,
w3sdawly 81 Barclay Street. Now York.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-12-21
New Music Store.

New Music Store.
THE subscriber, having purchased the entire
i stock of ". W. Partridge, is prepared to car
ry On the business at the Old Stand, in all its
branches, and hopes BY strict attention to busi-
ness, to gain the patronage OF the public.
PIANO FORTES. MELODEONS.
vIoLINs, GUITARS, ACCoR-
DECNs, sad all kicds Of Musical
In...susr., SHEET MUSIC,
MUSIC BOOKS, sad
EVERY VARIETY OF
MUSICAL NERO ANDIs z
constantly ca hand
Orders by mail faithfully executed. Mus!c sent
free Of postage on receipt Of tbs retail price
INeu Music rcoe;red erery Week.
Lio..s. discounts to Teachers and the Trsde.
q. ALEXANDER,
College St., Burlington, Vt.
Dec. Std 1860. dawtf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-14
" II MI T. III u N ut M
Affairs Hi NaieIiex.
Z NAN Iuke ZOE I NIspEMg..Noa.

hatcher ii becoming decidedly lively little
town Read the following paragraphs from tle
Free Trader d Tuesday last:
a pair Of bright scoundrels met lady on the
street. Saturday afternoon and one Of them stopped
and spnareufay picked rp ring, exclai1nfng,
somebody has lost 4 valuable diamond ring
Thsns addressing the lady, he remarked, Madam,
am q stranger here, and this rings owner Is
probably IN the circle Of your acquaintance. You
bad betser take charge Of it. and you can have it
IL youth rive me q DOLLAR The lady gave the dol
Ian, md taking the ring home discovered that it
waa brass md yet with glass, paste jewel Verify
there are many ways Of diddling the Innocent and
unsaspecting.
About sunset on Saturday evening last 1T Con,
ls'H corner, on Pine street in this city, man by
the name NJ Gordon, briekmaker, WIS shot by
1firhasl Quinn, with pistol. The ball STRUCK
Gordon ID the mouth, knocking out two teeth AM
doing no further damage. Quinn was crazed viii
EqHer, and attempted or threatened to shoot va
riDus other parties at the same place and time, al
without prSg0catinn. He Was arrested BY citizen
apa taken I'd jail, wilere he Ii now confined. o
aNaking on Sunday morning. he was under th
impression that he was only in the guard-hous'
aud that for drunkenness, wholly unconscious thi
g De barely escaped being murderer Gord Y
Naa enormously reported Dis having died from a
sszsass of Ms wound. Barring the loss Of teeth,
isas good as new. :
John Quinn aged about ten years, (son of Mic
81 3ulnn, together with another little boy abo'
1hs sans age, we're out shooting birds on Wedne
aay aass, on m premises 81 Mrs. Ogden, which ~
ln tlaa city limits. little negro boy named Henr
aged shout u years, belonging to Mrs.. Ogden, vi
with these beys. Quinn had liz anu on, HI shoude
aud de Other oeys were walking but q few fe
behind him, Hhea the gun discharaed Or q
pleded, and Quinn wheeling around. ~ hatb Il
boys lying % the ground, apparently dead 1,
Immediately tainted. The other White hor' n n
fallen, surprising himself shot, and al soon A.
recovered from his fright lie arose and fed. WI
Qninn recovered he observed that his eonapani
was gone and that Henry had been shot liz
aademen, and that llis bowels were protfudE
and tllgt tie was entirely dead. HE dropped
IN and ran hanle He was arrested next day
alsissr Nc Aliisler The Gngener's inquest. held
Thursday last, brought ia q verdict Of accidel
Killing ani John Quinn was discharged.
j shiek aeE, sensual, burIT looking 5nlIrid
named Charles Smoker. . native Of New Orlei
rs We understand. with force and threats Of De
aItempted 10 commit . fearful outrage, in bF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-14
CIR EAT DISCOVERY.

Ample tests. both by able practitioners and chemical, an,
have demonstrated the great value of Prof DeGrats benl
combination, called
ELECTRIC OH.
for the relief and cure of pain But the people themselves ara
rendering their verdict in and ntis
factory More than twenty thousand bottles have been sold In
short nea proportion those who heard obara
recommend it. who had triedit That it's splendid discovery
Is everywhere acknowledged and nothing was ever
prepared.
The only genuine ELECTRIC OIL is Prof Deera,s
is to be had Of all respectable Druggists this city, and al
Rhaesale and retail at tho pepreors prices Of the Asen
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL by
j. WRIGHT It CO.,
a " q and Isl Ghasrrss strses
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-14
yEtla 0rIeaus 4aILn Gresttut.
Ta1RDAY MoTsN ING JlaasU ARK "A, 1850,
NEW york CORRESPONDENCE,

&4& r1i Fns3t
IN Nh W, II q q rA lss ass'
NsyU ynJsx CORRESPONDENTS.
s'sseiAl 70 he Nss Orleans Crescent
AZ w d aassh, ''s't. IA ssne.
ha aSoFs NJ ooa nAs eo iaassase'l h's
third beat his Insssage 70 1he ssorpofasaoaa Nas
msde Hnhtlc yesferda he ms y WIN oohsl'aali'ts
that he Is Mayer only in name, and has no real
RoHer whatsoever Iie SAYS that he y 4 mefe eierKs
md NIL the power Il divided among six ~ seven
irresponsible bureaus. So the BlacA Republicans
intended it should be, and they are not likely TO
grant Wood any extra power at present. Woods
msssaga ii soat oT n threw dit to get ria oi The
responsibility FOR certain acts that with BIZ per
formed BIZ him ere long.
Governor Morgans message came down the
river yesterday, IT 4 q prosy document. and very
fcw persons WIN read II, 0f course, THE excellent
Repnhliean Governor conld not let The occasion
Pees xithout alluding 70 the Hsrper's Ferry raid.
The Governor disasows all connection with Did
BxoMns says he was wrong. but expresses SYM
4 patky fpr hls beine Il rlisg Ihe tspvernor
nngs y stone n the Territories; says We free
Ntases hsys AIaGht % pFeveft slavery gong tnere
as Aal hsxards.
George lsaw Easned a aaw sslit Yesterday before
SndEe Naiys Ae Was aeteMdlng himself rom Y
s. soIt 81 Glark, lsoIlsln.law ct Nanderhntl A.. y.
Sioo znd Jersey Dickerson These gents wanted
g onsf law aut 81 some yers saiuaple does prop
" sRss Il. a sss IA aills'
s. aaan aA'P ~ ] 81
W INV Was sue 1'es'as = -
lew eAss'ses isoi :, :, !. I'll.
Nv ~
49,
.s' ~ -.
49, s. IL. 80 f.ta,
Fsssrssasv lseorvn n Tbon,psan Bath IL these
y ~ haa ,i,;tc,a If Eoos naper the
nan, Nayss f,oIonel James e Brnhaul IA son Of
-ta p.,.,har, vy1,,r van ~ 4 ;irove !, thausana
ssmfs 3 Il MIN Nars,,n, an,nz 4. "a out ii the
Wsx5,ssn ~ ,s;ts ND Ns,r y,r rouuteers IN
.., srx ,.,..,;1s,,v M ne ;eefs helanp
ina Il the se,ehrataa Nav YORK regiment have
Mean pssttv wan Iroy;aef M one Cantain WAS
MAJ Reaistsr II the c;tv NM q three ret
$25oo III the Custom House. CAPTAIN Farrell Il
first assstans editor Of the New York Herald and
WIN probably succeed Hudson, with $4,000 salary 4
N Ssa,ss ssEs
~ s,svs u 80. as,,ss II, NH c.4r AM both
s. Il, 49, ,srt;s;,,ate 8 vs. i alluae 10
M ~, ,,,,,., g fse,,ira1 part ren 4l,ous
mi s,;atcra VI III, every ,ar Tbe Third. SIKH.
Fss,,s, a,, Nam avsp,,a ~ aTe crowded. and
x.s;, money M III 49, skaters NM stock IL
these s;tv ra,raails I,as ioubled almost il value
Ard 81 n atone s. worth s,., 4 share. But
tI,sy IN IA Is III alone. The Lerislat,sre Win
5ss - 1ls s;s .1, rx VI I,v srba, 5acE
Dut Tor decline.
sles .' 800 s ~.
Nz<St LII ~ is1e1 1AAnh
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-14
THE IDEA OF THE LIVING popY
PAINLESS IN IT'S OPERATION
pAhLEy's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
THERE is NOTHING LIKE n.

How much pain and snerngnsy even life tself-may be
ayed by having supply Of Daeys Magical Pain
hand in of sudden accidents cuts wounds burns
scd prans and buisescasnales which children are con-
sany snbecthe action Of the Pain Extractor is ever the
Families should never be without Il Full directions ac
company each box. The genuine is always signed HENRY
DALEY, manufacturer, upon a steel engraved label.
DAILEY,s MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Has been in thirty years there Is hardly
son but What has heard Of u aud not family that used II
that could be induced without box on hand in case
standard remedy because equal curing bur sca,d
cuts wounds and bruises fever sores piles all other nfa
maoy and entaneons Diseases where the parts affected can be
reached.
a WORD no FAMILIES.
When you look around houses you think there i.
nothing wanting your children all playful smiling and
everything forebdes comfort md happiness suddenly one of
dear young falls deep cut Is the result NJ The
dent You look everywhere for relief and You cap,nd
whyf Because you have ntgaetedto On hand box Of
DReys Magical Pain Extractor this the whole tropbla
Remember and always have hand Instant relief will he
to hand.
DALLEYs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Wii subdue the pain and inflammation from the seyerest
burns OF scad IN from one to twenty minutes the wounds
without scar aud ectuay sores niles salt rbenm
inammatoy rheumatism inaed ewes cuts vounas
bruises OLD sores scad head and bunons sprans swell
ines eons chihans bites Of insects sore nipples or swee
Or broken breasts and all other naInaory or cuaneon d
eases, where the parts afflicted can be reached
For sale Ia New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL by
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.
M. q and ISL Chartres street
Sole agents for the Southern States and 10 whom Al, a
shond be addressed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-14
WINER's CANADIAN vERMIFUGE.
IMPORTANT MEDICAL IMPORTATION.

The late Dr. Chapman Of Philadelphia has iaia n down On
rule that worms be suspected in child where there
emacaon and especially weakness Of the bowels
by discharge VI slime and Mi medical
agree that work thoroagh care the stomach and bowels
be nygoreed well the thenseses d.eharoea
wIEER's CANADIAN yRRMIFUGE fuials both these com
diton II only extpaes the vemicues Int strengthens
the Digestion the solvent power Of the gastric ,na
and mPsrs healthy action she bowels Hence ia cures III
complete and permanent.
THE IDEA OF THE LIVING BODY -
Being the eseetace of greedy WORMS ekeaitp and vet
six Of every children afflicted with ,e,
Why Should This be the ae volumes or tes
mong prove that few doses OF Winners Canadian Eerifusa
will eradicate the deasei Parents make note Of this estab
hed fact and remember that the medicine is free from ALI
deleterous substances.
PAINLESS IN IT'S OPERATION,
Certain In its results from all mineral snparss ana
nFgoaing 10 the system these the merits of WISEKs
CANADIAN FERMIFuGR preparation which eradicstes
class of internal with degree of dispatch that IA
agreeable as it Is astonishing
For sale IN New Orleans Wholesale and retail. by
j. WRIGHT CO., Sole Pfoprietors
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-14


MoRMoN HAPPINESS MATHEMArIcALIY Demon
srRATED. The Military Editor Of the Nashville
Patriot, who some time ago astonished the world
BY display of warke strategy, has turned his at
tenton to other matters. He is almost persuaded
to become . Mormon Hear him.
IN using the term happy in connection with the
followers OF brother Brigham, we alude exclusively
4 70 the male members Of his community. We AZ
mde exclusively to the male members Of his COM
munity as being happy because the law as laid
down In the Book OF Mormon, IA volume Of divine
revelation written BY d clerical vagahond in he
eastern part of New York, and afterwards secretly
borrowed BY Joe Smith In vision), allows then
as many wives as the dry goods merchant will sell
them calico for on credit, which, if We thorough,
u understand the matrimonial economy of the conn
try, and we think we do, having heard whole lee
| ture on the subject, Isl upon ain average, about tw
: hundred and forty. We feel warranted in applyin
I the term happy TO the male members of the CON
: mnnity having figured the matter out by the sngl
rnle Of three aud reduced IT 10 mathematical fac
. Thus If one wife make man happy, (and if III
don't it's his own faulty what will two hundred an
!. forty make him Or: taking 222 as the numeric
/ representative of the term happy:
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HEmnoLD,s EXTRACT BucHU.

JOY To THE AFFLICTED.
-
cures nervous debiaed sufferers and removes all s
symptoms amongst which will be found
Indisposion
.a to Exertisn, loss
Of Power, Loss Of Meme
ry, Difficulty of Breathing Gen-
era Weakness, Horror Of Dsease
Weak Nerves, Trembling, Dreadful Horror
OF Death, Night sweats, Cold Peet wakefuIness
Dimness Of Vision Langnor Universal aasnde Of the
Muscular System, Often Enormous Appetite with Dyspep,s
Symptoms Hot Hands, Flushing Of the Body Bryness
of the Skin, Palld Countenanee and Eruption
on the Face, Pain In the Back, Heasi.
of the Eyclids Frequently
Black Spots Flying be-
fore the Eyes
Temporary snHukon and Loss of Sight Want Of Attention
Great Mobility; Restlessess, with Horror Of Society.
Nothing is more desirable 10 snch Patients than
Solitude and nothing they more Dread
for fear Of themselves, no repase Or
Manner, no Earnestness, no spec
ulaon, but Hurried
Transition from
Uquestion to
another
These symptoms allowed TO 10 on-whleh this rnejc;pe H.
variably removes-soon follows LOSS OF POWER FATTrr
TY and EPILEPTIG FITs-n which the paent NAV
expire Who that these arc moi Frequently
followed by those deful d.seasss-INsANITY AND COM
SUMPTION The records Of the INSANE AsYIuMs ana
the melancholy deaths by CONSUMPTION bear annie tnAs
TO the truth Of these assertions In Lunac Assuns the s
melancholy exhibition appears counieuance is actually
sodden and quite desnteneher mh grief ever visis H.
Should sound of the voice 1t Is rarely ariicuate
= With woein measures wan despair
low sullen sounds Bis grief beguied,
Debility Is most terrible and has brought thousands upon
thousands TO untnely graves thus blasting the ambition Of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-14

billiard TABLES GONaFANIA3 Uh n-NU
~ and Tor sale from the manuiactofy Of Mcsrs II BRUINS
WICK BRO, Cincinnati Superior Rosewood Billiard Tables
BrunsRieks Patent Gnsions also Cloths Balls Cues and all
0 her trimmings belonging 10 this line.
Ali orders thankfully received and promptly attended to-
A. w. MERRIAM,
ckaTtas How'd Peer. N n.
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5, lek Ledger stated to US in very measured tones,
that he aidnt hammer Ia he married lust vet ri
iue tme was fixed for yesterday said we. q
IA " u, feloned he. Well,H continued he,
looking very serious and approaching us conf
dentiaiy the fact is, aaoe got an ealeasion ~
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PHOTOGRAPHIC.

PHOTOGRAPHIC.
4 MORRISON s. BLESSINGS
VIEW AND sJpERB
pHoroeRArH1c 8 DAeuERnEorxPn
ALooN,
No. 81 Camp street,
CORNER OF CONFESSIONAL PLACE
NEW oRlsArs.
orPosIrE THE rIoAYusE OFFICE.
We beg leave % inform numerous patrons and The pub
c that have from ia Canal street to the aboys
named commodons building, which we have a.ted and fur
Z, ..,,,,. a.. y. i. = :
Largest sky-LIght In the City,
4 LARGE RECEPTION ROOM for tho Pablo,
A SPLENDID pAR1oR AND pREss1Na-Roox
Exclusively for Ladies, and
Together with ali the necessary rooms and
.be execution Il
FROM
10
: - oA' oA s'-Ao IN JILL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-07

lines, Including printing cloths and prints, drmly
held. Manufacturers Of ready made clothing puy-
chasing materials with caution Than psna he &c
counts given by different houses regarding tia prospects,
Of the Southern trade the coming differ. Soma
state that their advices from that region favoraoo
and quite satisfactory, while others speak agingy
OF the accounts they have received. The Impression
seemed 10 be pretty general however that the country
would require the goods and as The Of both cotton
and bread ss had been abundant, and nearly all seq
ons represented TO be prosperous that the spring trade
would and large. In cotton domestic goods we
potced that heavy standard brown sheetings werc
firm at $40. Medium light shee,ings were
firmly held Bleached sheetings and shirngs were
also strongly held Threeqaarter goods we're In light
supply hTm Drills sustained by the export Do
mand. We quote China brown drills at $40, narrow
brown at &C. bleached at $40 &C., while blues were
at 1890 to 1896 Denims, stripes and ticks we're qu'et
and prices unchanged Co,onades were Ia fair request
for The Printing cloths were quiet but nrni
Lawns were 10 good assortment, but quiet Prints, q
neat small stripes aud figures, in most request with
some sales 70 distant purchasers The show OF prints
opening for the trade exhibits great skill and taste IN
coiofs and Patterns and in great variety Of Styles sup
Piled rom large number Of leading print works. Prices
range from about &c. up 10 &c. exc.
Fine caeeimeres we've IN good assortment and well hcd.
Fine domestic fancy woolens as0 In good assort
ment Flannes in good supply and stocks ncreas
ing, without change Of moment In prices
In foreign goods the business was moderate, yet
Both English and French dress goods of styles and
ecen mportatons in the way Of being opened and
fiered for sale. Each succeeding week from this time
onward Ia expected To witness gradual augmentation IN
he opening Of the spring trade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-07

7he Savannah Rrpu3sndns Washington correspond uoe
1hus describes COL n Ket-Ar Keis, OF SOUTH Caro-
1esdms his speeches He about I'VE feet inches in
hight well and compactly formed though by means
robust has intelligent yet nerce oounteuAnce giving
hn the appearance Of always being in 6t Of irritation
Hs complexion quite DARK hair black, long and buahy
about the neck black goatee and moustachc and
gradually working TIA way through about the upper re-
Qon Of the occput take him 70 DO about thirty ex
1arty years Of age. He appears well saus6ed with him
Den ana though an euergec and ducnt speaker he goes
more Tor display than calculation OF his subject and the
sDnvcton Of his hcarers Though Gre eater al tho frst
ynsh and talks cloqueny for catholic and national pr-
apScs. BE nervous and impusve, Of the pyrosechnjc
school Of politicians, and will make better political ca.
tiaaor than Statesman am inclined think that tHA
ade Of question which susceptible OF the greatest ora
tossal demonstration Is generally the yoriie with
HIN b debate.
Hon. EpwAxp BATES, Of Missouri, whose nam, has
adency, . native Of Goochland county Virginia Mr.
ae was the SUCCESSOR OF John Scott the hrst member
6 Congress from Missouri. he voted with Mr. Cay for
N. Adams, whose administration he supported. NJ
1ases and the late United Satee Senator from Missouri
Daniel s. Guyer (also from vrginis) were the leading
why party in that State Mr.. Bates sixty years old
and taxes rank - an able statesman OF the Clay school
The Hon. ". H. Seward arrived in this city yesterday
morning, via the New York and Erie Railroad ard took
rooms al the Aston Hossc He lot last night for WASH
ngton.
Inc Hon. Joshua R. Giddings at homo at Jc.yarsoa
Ono, VIII Soon return 10 State fni some lecture
engagements.
Geosge Mun6ay, The well known batless prophet and
coccnTN philosopher, Sare Feast 10 the old OF
me Fhaoslphia Hockey Asmsboase on New Years day