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ROWAND.s TONIC MIXTURE,

FOR FEVER AND AGUE.
TuNEN yeavs have not yet elapsed since II was
l. FIRST regularly submitted 10 tho public; but it
has attained tho highest reputation; and has sup.
planted every other medicine for tho Aguc, wl'erev
or it has been known and appreciated Already
hae il been carried in evcry direction throughout
tho United Stases and still realizes moro than could
have been anticipated by it's most sangune friends.
Thousands Of persons have not only been relieved,
but restored t" health and vigor through its agen-
cy; and they now choerfully testify, at every OPP
por,,,nity, 10 its decided and supreme efficacy. II
10 composed Of such medicinal principles MS are
calculated to renew tho healthy action ofthe ston-
| ach, liver. and other important digestive organs,
the loss Of which harmony is tho Immediate cause
Of tho disease. Ii is apparent also, that it produ-
eos an on,iro change in the condition Of tho system,
and certainly destroys tho native liability 10 reap
SEES Of the affection. When the Ague is attended
with any other complaint, the employment Of the
| Tonic Mixture will not interfere with tho trent.
menl of the other disease, but will even afford
slstonce by furnishing strength and vigor 10 tho
| body during the course Of treatment. These who
make Of this madeleine may be assured that
there ia no Arsenic, Barks, Mercury. or any other
article in it's composition unfrend'y to the human
constitution; being entirely 4 vegetable extract
and they may have additional confidence in tho
thereof, when they perceive that IL has tho ef-
feet of gcnt'o lax a,ivc about tho time half bot
Ito full has boon taken-n consequence Of which,
there in part of the medicine left to linger in
tho bowels to obstructions, aud othor evils,
arising from tho use OF many Of the remedies
offered for the Of this Affection 1t has been
used also us preventive, by many who were sub
jcct to periodical recurrence Of the Chils. and il
has invariably wardcd off the approhonded attack.
Obserue' The Proprietor, fully satisfied With the
Anpar Allelcd and universal success which has con.
stantly attended punctual and regular use Of tho
Tonic Mixture, in all cases Of Fever and Ague,
feels warranted in engaging to refund the price to
.l.,y, 4,,l,o t,n.,, utv ut
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IRON, STEEL & HEAVY GOODS-liut, square
i and bundle iron, we'll assorted.
Hoop, scroll and rod iron, nail rods snd plough
moulds
Cast, German, shear, biisers', spring, sheet and
Crowley steel
Hollow ware, cut anil wrought nsiis and sp'kes
Zinc, block lin, mill and grind sta,cs. salt kettles
Chain cables, anchors, hoes
Ok, log {, trace chains, corn mills
Anvils, vices, Hammers nnH l,ellnas
Wire. sheet, pig and bar lead; shot
Caal aud cooking stoves
Amcs, Rowland's and other spades anil ehovc's
Hook and plate hinges, door anil window hc"ks
Collins, Hunts, S.m,ps and other
lard aud Manila cOrsage, lines and Irvine
Bolt and shca,l,ug copper; Naval stores
Paints, linsetd aud sperm, oil
A full assert nent Of hardware and ship chint!lcry
always Oh hand, and which offered Ter sale whsle
sale or retail, on the mos, favorable terms, hy
MI LAYTON 4 Co. s.; Old l..vee.
DEAFNESS
4 NEW article for persons troubled with deafness,
~ (caed the Far Jrumpet,) has just heen received,
BY the of hcl the slightest articulation of the hu
man voice is distinctly conveyed: to the Any
who has obliged 10 converse with very dea
person, must he fully ble OF the difficulty and
bnrrassment experienced both by themselves and the in
,viluals 80 unfortunately afflicted by the Of TIL,
Ear Trumpet this objection ia entirely oviaed. The
most sc-pcal have al~a anned their doubts after
having used tina Trumpet. For sale at
Fancy store corner Of c. and st Charles streets
ndcr he Exchange Hotel. feb IL
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L.
MRS. MARY KIRKLAND respectfully an.
W. nounces TO her friends and the public gene
ally that she is prepared to accommodate them al
ne above establishment, and hopes from her
,xertons to render visitors comfortable, to receive
, continuance of former favors. She feels conf.
lent that persons visiting Covirgton during the
ummcr months, cannot find better accommodations
than sho can afford them, on mere liberal terms.
Her house is pleasantly situated. and well supplied
with every convenience; the bar is furnished with
the most choice liquors, SC. in short, she promises
vat nothing shall b. wanting OH her part to give
tire satisfaction to all who may patronizc the
Jississippi and Louisiana Hotel. jc3
HOLLOW WARE. WOOD SCREWS, SAD
IRONS, nc.
THE HOWELL WORKS COMPANY, No.
l. 23S Water, near Brekman street, New York.
have RECEIVED tho past scnson and are constantly
Receiving large ard extensive additions to the stock
Of the above goods, Which now consists OF the
GLOWING assortment, suitable Tor tho southern and
HeStcrn markets
Hollow ware Of superior quality. consisting OF
about 1900 tens. viz,
Pots of % hif,rsn, sizes from 90 to so gallons,
Kettles, Is yes, from 3:S to 80 gulIons,
L.,,,., .;,,u Cro,n 2.S IN IA gallons.
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SlMmCTIs HARTT d. co, receiving ron
> on board ship Orleans. Eagle, Highlander, Poker
isirv Andrew. French and German play cards; Back
CANNON Foa,ds Ciessmen, a and 23S inch Bill
ard Balla 3, 9, 10 and ~ inch blade Bowie Knives;
Leather and other truvelIias Dressing cases Re!1;
isc harrr,lcd GINS; Game Bags; Shot Belts; Powder
and Pistol F!asks; bra r"ttl.s md Drinking C"?,s
Pec'rs:on c"rs an Cap iioidcr, Cloth ls,f ,%o.t
To,'h Powder: Toilet and Shaving Soaps, in grea. va
ri-tv; long Hair Eraids, Rngles and Frizccs; Pear
and r"iIs. Powder Emery Bag; Ivory Tub Cushions;
F"wdrr Putfs and Boxes; Gilt Chains, Seals aud heys;
Ear-dro,,s; Wais, Buckles: Bracelets Bead Necklaces
and Chains Gin and ss:Tea nssS ln "s seHns
Combs; which, addition TO their former stock on hand
makes their assortment very complete and will be sold
w and on liberal at the ssc %, ts s Sss''
DUSSN SITEETlNGS-I5 bales, landing fr M
s2a BRIDGE 4 C".,2I Magazine st
T1OMES IVS-5 ha as ~ I"w"ll ,ottonad's. S
bales "A 'si'e lowell cotton, 3 eascs bucSsk"
stripes. Ian ing from a,p 81 i.nnis, for sale by
m,9 lLRlnGE 4 Co. 1874 Magazine at
IRON ROOFS-The subscribers have procured
a., gre,, expense, The right of pm Ting on iron
roo!s in his cry. They are adapted 10 pu'l'c
hniid'nys. warehouses, and private dwellings, and
combine n, once chraprs-s and durability, and
are p.rfecv FIRE aud water proof Terms may
lie know n. and m"drl seen establishment,
oppns"e S.. Mary mnr e',Trhnpi''u'as
nr,2 ER Cn!SWEI.I. N Co
COAL Ine suusrtt.-r- ave ,"n.tanhy IN
hand large supply If Ca~nsl and L;verposf coal.
in hn'I. "f suP'r''r qualify. VIII, h h"I oti"r lor
ed. in in's ,, suit purchasers.
Ai.n rxrr, ted by the FIRST arrivals from Eng
land sud the North. Camel, Lehigh and Peach
H,nn,ain Cunt. broken and screened. pu, NJ in
htx.hrad- Expressly for family NJ al Of which
they will di.p"se Of on the most mo lera'e terms.
Orders lett al III, II "tfic-, No 81 Bienvie ST.
Up stairs. will he p! otnptly attended %.
oct3 g. & 4 SrULIE.
EDAP ,R-N ming arl letter paper, ftr de i.v
ali SHALL. & BtcWN, Of Magazine II
TNtIMESrIrS-a5 bales Grra, Is Go A. brow.
} shectings ind IS hnles Jackson tn a. brown
.hs-tinss landing from ship Charleston, for sale by
| BRIDGE d Go.
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LsLoCH-52 bis landing from steamboat baton
u Rouge, for aleby q DokSr>,
m,,7 a New icye'
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Mi>snur, k"p'-oO coils hiissun hale rope.
NJ ado all Of hemp, IN a,o,c, and tor s;,le by
n3 BOGERT T. HAN THORN, 81 Gtss,-v $,
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SIIDELL'S NEW WORK, &c.-The American
- England, by the author "A Yenr in Span," in
volumes. !
Noble Deeds Of Women, in 9 vols.a
The Young We's Book, manual moral rel
Gus unl domestic duties.
Just received and for sale by WIN. MKEAN,
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ykOYLE Il MAY, House, oign, All" Orua,ne"'s
- Painters, No Carendelc street, two doors from
lanai stree.
limitations Of the following woods and marbles, ex
ecu,ed in masteri, manner
wGnns MARBLES
Mahogany, Egyptian black and gnl!.
Oak, ('alla and Antico.
Pollard do, Oriental or verd antique.
Cur'ed do, Jasper,
Curlcd Maple, Blood Stone,
Birds Eye so, DARBY Granite.
Satin Wood, Potomac,
Hair Wood, love Or Bur'iellc,
Yew Tree, Italian White.
i.oroman,lle or Black Si:una and Brsctella.
Rose Wood, Amcri :sn Grey,
As, White Oak, kc. X &c.
Curl., Elm,
Specimens to be seen at the shop. Paints. ellis,
glass, cuI,al varnsh, &C. on hand n. tor sale.
~
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7 FORK Il Baltimore Paclxets

49,
REV ORLEANS AND BALTIMORE LINE OF
~ PACKETS
ms ''ne Will CONSIST OF tho following vcssols,
wh!ch have beon built or purchased expressly f,y
the tra,lo, viz:
snip seaman, Capt. Miner,
Bark Mary, Nickorsor,
" Trad Ferry, now Stevens,
=" S"",nnn Satus, Latham
Brig Architect, /" GRAY
These vessels are Of tho frat clnss. have hand.
rome hi>hrd recommendations and are Of light
GRAFT Of wu,S7, TO admit Il" their receiving nd
r.schargng Their cargoes in Baltimore. al the city
rr"istt will be taken for ports on the Chesapeake
or James River, and forwarded by tho agents,
Mossrt. CLARKE & KELL,GG, 1t Baltimore !;
expenses on goods shipped will DO advanced when
required. The Price Of passage Is fixed at $50,
ample stores ofths 1t quality will be provided.
Steam UP md down the Mississippi will BE- takst,
on all occasions.
For freight or passage. apply to
GEO. BEDFORD,
ho'2l g Blonvil'c At
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SlNHE Genuine indian lialsam OF iiverwnrt and HOte
Il hound, is put up in bottles the low price Of ST.
tents each, containing the strength Of three of
Liver ort hest les thu rura a many other and
herbs known among the Indians ehcacious in curing
pulmonary Complaints.
The r>aed success which has attended the Use Of
this i.les,lmuhle Eulsnm wherever il has been intro
dnced. has obtained the confidence and recommends
sions of respectable nvslcans, for the Of coughs
eeld. pan in tue silc, Of rest, splitting Of blood
liver complnnI, &c.
To- whom ii may concern. This il to certify that
have III our practice frequently prescribed Mrs Gard
ner Indian BalSam Of iivcrwor, a Iloarhound " t
decided gund effect: can therefore, from the know
lodge OF the materials is made FROM and tbsevatlo
auds xperi-nce it AS superi~ preparation
oral these affections of the lungs fir which it is re
umsndei. Ai.BEltr WILLIAMS, NJ. d.
CALVIN ELLIS NJ. u.
Msn,bc.s of The Boston Medical Association.
Boston. Octs5er 25.
salsby JARVIS & ANDREWS,
~, nit,, nj sfs
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JARVIS u ANDRE WIS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALERS IN
MEDICINES, PAINTS OILS
DYE STUFFS IND WLNDOW GL.4SS,
Corner Of Common and Fchoupitoulns streets.
ORLEANS
NATHAN JARVIS.
JOHN W. ANDREWS.
A large urply Garden Seeds. warranted the gro" III

4 NDREW SMITH Il CO., respectfully inform
IA their friends and the public in General, tl,at
they occupy tho new brick shop, 2l9 Tchoupi.oulas
srs ct where they keep constantly on hana Copper,
lin and Sheet Iron Ware, of every description,
srch Il, copper stills, kettles, and pumps tin bath.
my tn s. aud oil cans, of all sorts md s'zcs, and all
other hrass casting done at shortest notice.
Crate bars OF every de cri ption, slc'' as steam.
bo,, s,urupe, hog chains. screw bolts, an other
kind of steamboat work, such as chilnncys, brrech
es. steam pipes.
They will also do all kinds Of out door work
such zinc copper and tin roofing and gnttering
SC. They above and all other kinds of work in
their line of business, they will execute al the
shortest notice. drc27
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4 OlIS' Medical Boz ks--i .oui. ri, hiss; do. on
IL bloodiet,ing,'s ne" supply, reed by
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Ne" ORLEANS n CuAkItSrON PACKETS
~ This line CONSISTS Of four vessels, all nt
tT1TH til" hrst clas.. coppered and copper fact
.--.k.. +ned, aud Of about 900 tons hurthen,
with handsome accommodations for passengers.
These v, ssels re commanded by captains wei
saP.T'cnred in the trade, who will give every at
terton, and exeri thsms.iv.. to arcnr,moca,s the
shippers. They will h" lowed up and dawn the
Mississippi, and Ieave New Orleans on or before
the 'oth ""d 18th of every month. The following
vessels c"mpn'e the line, viz
Brig Arabian, Charies G.. rlnn, master.
Bug 'apnan.J. B. Thompson, master.
Brig Ai'nena, J. D,ane, MASTER
Bar~ Roger Williams, J. Aiibers, master.
For freight or passage, arpiy to J. A. BARELL1
Co., 81 C'mmon st. New OtIesns, or M. C
Mard. cal. Oh Il. s,nn oc,i
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T DO CERTIFY that the above mentioned disease is
1 quite well cured to my own eustnction for which
thank Dr. Iiu-t; and moreover assure that the med-
cine have taken makes me fat, aud did not injure my
neath all therefore advise mv low sufferers 10
lose no time and apply TO DIR A. Iluet, 1873 Cnnnl
street, between Danphne and Bourbon streets. DIR.
tluet is at hume from o'clock, A NJ, until NJ.
They will find true doctor tor this complaint.
JOHN DEAN. 10 Gravicr street.
II uny one wants me, call ut No. Az trarie,
JOHN DEAN.
Now Orleans. Feb I, 1897. frl, II "
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| PiNNOt KS ROME, &c.
| vDlNN0t'NS IMPROVED EDITION OF On

I1lNNOCN'S IMPROVED EDITION OF Oh
l. Goldsmihs Abr:Jgmrnt Of the History Of
to whch is preixch m Introduction 10 the Study
Roman History, and great variety Of valuable infos
nation added throughout the work, on the Manners
Institutions and Antiquities Of tive Romans with NJ
merous biographical and historical Notes; and ques
t"na for examination the end OF each section H..
lustrntcd will, thirty engrvings wood by Anterior
PINNoCKS Improved Edition of DR. tioIsn,h's History
OF England. from the Invasion of julius Cesar TO the
death Of GEORGE I'd, with continuation TO The yea
1872. With questions for examination at the end
each section. Besides variety of valuable inforna
ton added tllr"ug hon. the work. Consisting Of table
OF contemporary SuvcrciCns and eminent PERSONS
Copions explanatory notes. Remarks on the poh
tics, manners and litcrat.rr of the age. An outlines
the Constitution, &c. &c. illustrated by many engrl
lngs.
GUYS ELEMrSTi OF AKrKoSoMy, and nm Aosilgmes
OF Keith = New TrnIi-,' the Use OF Globes. Se,s
American edition, with additions and Improvement
ana an rNlaii"n ri the astronomical pant Of the An
Iicun Almanac.
just received and for sale by WIN M'KEAN
novel corner OF Camp and Common sts
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TjNtlE Undersigned havtng rrr"n rencru business
! ns n Druggi-t and Apo'hecar,, IN ihs s,nro
owned by M. cob p,,, al tie corner # Tlvu.,
circle and E,r"n WaAk, rrsprctinll, sulicrsa share
OF the subtle patronage and rrn.~ni OF the In vor,
81 his t"rmer customers. The entire sIcok oil
Drugs, NC 'rcines una tuncv nrtlclrs 10 fresh nm
carefully scl cted. The folio wing oniy arc par
ucnlariZeh, VIZ:
Pre- Soda, Srldhiz and Saratoga Powders
Yeast Powders, beng n wh"lesn,nr bnh eIc vnnl
substitute tor yeas', III raisisg bread, buck wnea:
cakes, &":s
Buticls I,tfrrvcscrn, Magnetism Apperien,-s
tleasan' and genie pnrGn',sc in dyspepsia or ndi.
gesilnn. nerv' u dehilny, glddlues, headacha
acdlty "t the stomach, habit ual cosvencss, cuta.
neous eyup'mns, &c.
Carpenters Fluid Exu,rt of snrsaparilla
purii,ln the blood, &c do d., and CT behs &c,
Swn'm's Pannrea ard Etrm.tusr !; British a.
llae'lem OILS, Opodeld"r. &c.
Refined Lq"r'ce, jnlnbe and Guamnuve paste
Tooth brushes, n 5 Prenucr's carhnnic nsnir,s
flee, chlorine tooth wash, powder pufIs und bexee,
Prentice'5 cn1b"nlc drnlrbce, chlorine tooth va h
powder pulls and boxes, freniices scented md
lin ioie, powder. pomutnm creme de Perse
orange t,"er, ROSE, ave rcr and Florida waters,
OF the best qnlines, R"wEnud's Macassar Oil, Old.
| ridges balm Of 'iumb,, bears oil, a variety Of
lIcier and other matches, ind.libls ma rk ing ink
| superior black ink, &c.
Sperm and refined whale oil. Hays Linimen
A fresh assortment OF Thurhnrn's Garden See
oc'2 GEORGE JONES
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Wagon lioscs from ! to 81 inches
CIT do 5 to inches.
Wood Screws, 20 OOJ gross, iron and h7ass. from
~ ,uch, No 3 to 81 inch, No, 81 Of superior
quality and finish, aud loss Than Jane" imported
prices. oou
Sad Irons, assorted. in casks of about 3,H lbs Tor
retailing.
Ta,lor's and hnttor'. lrona assorted.
Sash Weights, 100 tons, assorted from a TO
20lbs.
Bells for Plantations, steamboats,, churches, &c.
made TO order,
Also steamboats, and other machinery made to
order.
Tho above assortment Of goods is particularly
recommended to the attention Of Southern and
Western merchants. and offered for sale at low
prices, and upon tho most liberal terms it IL be.
iieved TO be tho largest and best assortment ever
offered for sale by any one establishment in the
United States
Merchants. by tcrw arding request by mail, car
have pr,n'ed circular, with description OF goods
price. and terms from winch no deviation is ever
made, furnished by return Of mail.
All orders will receive immediate attention.
New York, 1898. Je3
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IEWtlKY, AT WHOLESALE.
WIN. BELL, No Is, Chartrrs It, hn. this day re-
~ cciveh full assortment of Witches Jewery,
Spoons, pectacies and 'n+s Ware, they will he offer
eli at tie lowest ma, ket price. ap
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KOlVANTS Tonic MJXTTRE-

Sperm and refined whale oil. Hays Lininen
A fresh assortment Of ThuIhnrn's Garden See
oc'2 GEORGE JONES
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T1AP.K-l hog arl letter rHj,er, it3r stIe Nv
L all SHALL. & Bl,nWN, Of Magazine II
NfIMESFTCS-25 bales Grra, FATS Go A. brow,
, shcctings nnd rs hnles Jackson ito "a brown
.hs-tinss, landing from ship Charleston. fr sale by
I FRIDGE 4 &c
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1 OMBAkD l. cos Boston and Now Orleans
- Ii Q Of Packet Ships.-1'hs new line OF ships
has boon expressly built to run betwson the above
ports, and will be found Of suitable draft of wafer:
accommodations for passengers, ard every effort
will be made to & Two general salts action, Tho
line is composed of tho TO lowing ships:
Cherokee. Ais tons Capt. Harding,
Carolnn, 40I, do L,emist,
Charleston, S74 do D Eldrdge,
Co!umb ara, G25 do {; Barker,
Seaman. $40 do tIowee,
Bombay, G25 do D Humphrey.
The above slips arc ali new. of the first lass,
seppcr fastened and eoppcrcd commanded By men
Of great experience, have large accommodations,
with separate ladies blu; every attention i'll be
paid to pa>sengors and the very les: of storcs pro
vided Tor them.
Tho packets will DO towel up and Gown the Mis-
sssipp'. and the szic'cst punctuali o. served in
tho time Of sailing, and should tho regular vessels
be detained in arriving, other shrs equally good
will in NIL cases be substituted. A share of patron
eye 10 solicited. and the agents pledge Themselves to
accommodates as much as practicable, to receive
and forward goods by id line at the most moder.
ate charges, and to advance all cxpon ses goods
shipped, if required.
Tie ships will leave the lst and 10th Of every
s,onth For freight passage. npply to the agents
J A MERRITT, So Common st
N. 3. Announcements made on consi gnne.. Il
to Mcssrs A. G. Lombard 4 Co.
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HAErER'S CLASSICAL LIBRARY.
GRACE translated by Phillip Francis y ID, with
l. un appendix, rnntlln!nt trunsutio,o OF vuYiDus
oics, Nc. by Ben JomSon, CowIev Milton, Dryion
Pope Addison, Swift Clm;ierton, Wakefield P0rsoz
Bryan, &c. and s'',c Of the eminent poets Of tn
duv-uIu
PIi'EDHlS =, with the append, n ,inlius trnnsls
ted by Christopher Snnt, II " Us tornn, volumes
md l9ot "liur,rr's la5s'rnl Library
Ihv EApciliI"n of lit Il'trf CllNEER by
Snnllet, VI - wnh 'n'Innr pi The Author by Th,ra
us Roscoe, Esq, he" et'ti"n, with I'll struons by &c
tIuik S'iunN
THE Gypsy; Tuir.iy tl' 1"4hov or All, r.,,,.
Mary off, Lrsu:dy,' he., ,r~ r.,,.. : vols .,,.p,p
,
PAUL ,LlFFoEn Inc .u,,~r o, "ps,h,.
The D,-t al, Ne, h,ius scuu,' ~ uiiu- ,,e~ ~
n"f"ft x,ra Complete t,tk.. Jus, r.. -i,e4
anlr,y WA Mcktts
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-09-26
HE LATE GALE-GALLANT
CONDUCT.

we learn from the Newborn Spectator
that III vessels were driven ashore -, N.
oar near that place, during the late gale.
lie crews of three Of these vessels were
saved by the extraordinary and unaided et.
'0''' OF one man. whose conduct on the &c.
CASTOR Is beyond all praise The Suec,s,ur
mus notices his noble aud gener Gus acts:
we Cannot close our brief notice of IN.
e>eu'S OF the gale without pay ing we'll
leu ''"'u'e OF admiration aud applause
10 Mr.. A MAsA STYRoN. for his mill. 49,,
ing ia behalf of h,s suffering ic,lnw .ri,;,.as
During tho latter part III The late yale ana
al Time when others stood aIooI jrnm Tho
PerHous undertaking, MIR. s. put off ALONE
:" d" open pilot boat, and succeeded IN saw
."S hs ii'es oil three crews who we're in
'nhIimcni dangar.-Ihe first vessel he M
prnached-,he Thomas W iyp-mas suui,
ana IN so eNiosed situation. thai he cnn;1
""' ge' along side the gallant STYRoN an
'""'e {" ms ""at al short distance from TIM
"tteS' plunged into the b"iiiug surge, swan
To We vessel, ohiained a "IiGen aud 80.
swan 10 his boat! The iine bavin" i.,'
made lasl To the beat, The crew IF the wrs,.,,
warped her alongside, got on board and
were rescued from wulery grave.
The in!repid SrYRoN mex, succesa,, :.
boarding The Alabama, and .akin,- oG bor
exhausted and exposed crew whom he lard.
Ell al Portsmouth.
IN perseverance which does him ey-
et iasiing honour, the dauuliess SrypoN -.
s"i" pu' 10 SC" IL his boat, determined 10
saw me crew OF the Wm Gray, ar perish
IN the attempt. lier situation Vas 8, go.
se"- me hie"kers ing an enliie breach
over her-'hat he could not approach nearer
IMAM about twenty yar;is ni her. 10 ieew,,J
where he anchored He I-arcd an,ooo Tho
breakers, encouraged The crew io throw heir
n'ss'se overheard aud accompany II u.sur.
my 'hen lhai-ihe boat being To i.ewarJ-
All would he saved. After some h..i,,,;,,
'he' complied, reached The boat, and were
saved " "eo
a this tine s!rong ebh ,de prevented
TIER return 10 Portsmouth. NIr. SrxaoN
i""'ed them. through The breakers nm Nh,
'ea'ward side of Dry ShnuI ;,nipI. here ali
fema,nrd ill The food tide made. wbro tbav
launched HE boat, re passed the breakers
'"u reached Portsmouth ahnu, u o'ciuck at
'Ish'' almost exhausted with fatigue and