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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

BosDs ISSUED STATE OF LOUISIANA.
RedeemG6le. amount
re Louisiana, l3i4-f9 Icon. 600
lidat.d Association, 1888 1882 ono
hnics s. Traders B'k, 1853 100000
Bsns, 18f-t7-30-33 1000. 900
MS Bank l6j0-9-l86S-7I-66 1853, 900
! and not negotiated, 5000, 600
$2O, 800, a89
sc are secured cotton lands valued at S25 400 0O0
opposed to yield an income of $20OO000 Now il is
known that cotton for the last few years has been
business. These lands have not earned remu
on to the planters, independent Of the per cent
they obliged to pay as interest for the capital
wed to carry the agriculture. A northern farm
be very productive and well managed, to yield to
fde owner an interest Of six per cent; how then
supposed that southern planting carried at greet
hse, can be made to pay on a borrowed capital The
system of southern banking is false one, and the
tsmeni is at hand.
banks of Tennessee and others, the resumption of
h was made dependent upon the movement of New.
ns, viii now become embarrassed; but for all those
|utions there is bnt one alternative, viz resumption
huidatiQn
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AUTlON.The public inst rcceI,ns
" following checks the Long Island Bank stolen
others yet ascesincd from the the Bank th
morning the 9th inst Of which has been stopped
viz
A check drawn by
William s. HERMAN, for ssI6 23
The New York and Brooklyn Union Ferry Co., $4,000
Nathan Young, S7l 90.
Robert Bach, s. $50.
John Benson, Sl0 20.
Augustus Suert, So
WI. w. Henry, S22l %.
Jhn Thursby, S367 49,
Csrnsn, Valentine 4 CO., sl66 90.
Daniel Embury, 81 ,oi3 20.
Guilt, Billiard 4 Go 500
Thoinas j. Gerald sio7 II.
Isaac H. de Jr, Sl725.
+. Corning y Son. $40 49,
WIN. y. Herman S3,7so.
JOSEPH McMurray, $500.
g. c. Stryker, S306 50.
James Johnston Co, 5000.
John Benson, tl.5.
Brooklyn june ]. 1872 iss lw*k
A BERNETIIY'S BOTANICAL PILLs.-aLel the unlor-
n assured that tee exagg-r,ou in assent
elects Irritation of The Ridney &c. They for seyea
prescribed by the celebrated Aherne Thy in all
the above diseases. In the frt bow usually su
effect lew days In long potracted chronic
obstinate elects, &c, they equally hav
cured hu. reds who had been taking other medicines for
months which tended destroy the constitution than
the disease They leave the paris subject 20 the
troublesome wealcss which frequently after using
other medicines They have unpleasant SMELL
having their mlsfounes suspected. They composed
entirely of gctabe ingredients. which nvgoate the
generally. sale only in New York, by VIM WATSON,
Apothecares' Hall. Sc Catharine st. jelO m-c
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BY RIELL & ARcULARIU3.
THIS MORNING.

At IJiS O'Clock, the sales ROOM so Broadway.
Elegant Furniture and nanosA large OF best
made fashionable furniture ncldding full and half French
dining and tables wardrobes
toilet ,aes looking glasses uied and snng sea, SOFAS otto
dvans fCckes dressing bureaus feather beds mattress
ses aud pillows, Office DISKS &c.
Piano FortssAlso several splendid ano forte by celebre
ted Makers combining all the modern improve men-may be
examined day previous 10 sale.
Also-A good assortment Of able cutlery nc Jel2lt
NOTICE TO FURNITURE BUYERS.-WASHING
~ TON MEEKS, No. 3l5 Broadway, next the Hospital
would draw the attention Of the public that he will sell sen
did Cabinet Furniture 10 less than the qua
Of work selling at the sactons-eonsstng of Draws
and hair cloth. OF the latest Spring patterns dl6 Gun
Also additional lot Of superior second hand furniture,
soda fountain turning lathes, &c.
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|-Dollars 5.o3o,6s3 H236,333 3,3s7,a5i 47.25i 1880
gyes the fact that the assets have increased almost
but that the effort to realise has merely caused
% to pass from active to suspended paper. The
in the different descriptions ofinvestments in the
Priod was as follows -
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The Arch Street Theatre for he seasons Ap
ply M L'0a'ade g, sa GTfw9 BRxtsoN Secretary.
Philadelphia June ,, 1912. je linz
s Fs!!ay A1ES W. PIX S ssG ;;S
oifeRa' si NotE s 81 sik
RyGc e iSiSy hope they
sent e hs Lovers Of hs noE .fsncs nsssi
s sna ss, i IN Sis own ~ APARTMENT IN
%s ID. T % %
and Of the very first order ..,... Mo-. .,a =.
,nss As ssi
All: AR9e esss s ~ &. ati
Il. 1sd sSy
Ss hs sdeS Sy o9 four
children II the Union Seem. Of Mr. ey and
hi. infant son. must eieey ali Who behold series Of such
The magnificent Poses Of the four Hungarian Ccusn'
Th hi and S.ss S s ne d NJ
SMiT sspno IA. 70 sre .sn,aGa e 'sl.srT 81 4 fs
Es'hS ss eda
The 6r Comic Singer Of the Day Mr.: Dickinson will &C.
eaoTsy n,Eodpse series Of The NEST OrHs, ''nE'hs
pssaas Esypsn Vans by
snisd ;oupsMsinss horse act: and dare. BY Nj
.s u. c = Eo..
s :d d. ne ns Holman M
COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT.
IN MONDAY EVENING, June 18th. will be given 20 Mr.
liam and Duane The following talented persona have
kindly yoluntee their services and will the adj
% nTcs 1f~ B" choice
Miss Coad Mn Kendall, Mr. II. Smith,
Mr. D. T. Shaw Mr. Harling, Mr. Campbell,
Mr.. Brown, Mr. Y. b. Smith, Mr. Jack &c
AlsoMr. OClancy, thu Irish Gisn will appear with the
Dwarf, MIR. waslbun, 10 the chanctsi Of 0oah, &c.i
a Professor vii! preside at tie Panoiote.
ms Tf sds. IS % ssy
with the the bar oftbe Shakespeare jes ltsr
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Alexandria, ID. G. I

Alexandria, ID. G. Cattle Market.
Use iOThe msrket is pretty well supplied with Bee
le and the demand is steady at Sc for good quality
IBIS and old Sheep very abundant. The forme
at 81 a 20 the latter, at 81 25a200.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY THOMAS BELL.
!Stcres Nos. % .7nn and us Fulton street,

TUESDAY.
At i0T o'clock the sale rooms.
Splendid Stock of Dry Goods Fancy Articles, kc- An en-
aud elegant stock fancy staple and reasonable dry good
ssmsng rich beautiful articles, of all des-
criptons the line has been offered this
Also gloves hosiery suspenders, umbTe Has, various fancy
uiieles &C.
WEDNESDAY
At 1919 ociu.- A, "a rooms
Extensive sale of Elegant Furniture Of all descriptions.
Also, received superior family sofas $50 pair venetian
blinds assorted sizes, white paiuted wristbands, &c.
THURSDAY,
AT l0is o'clock ia the sale
Sale Of ano Fortes paintings sofas mahogany chairs look
Ing glasses, rockies, SC.
FRIDAY.
At 1917 o'clOcS A. sale rooms.
Large Sale OF Clothing of ali descriptions fancy and
pledged articles dry goods, Sc.
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no THE LOVERS OF sUrEKlUn pLACn ir.A-
Ho1oua'. Mr-are This 81 remedy delicious and unTar.
sIeIed Tea highly celebrated in China and Europe ust i'm
posd Is now for sale the Canton Tea Company Gem
Tes Establishment, 2i Chatham street, New Yok-n Chi
cess Pscksees Pncss 70 cents and ~ = a2l lm-r
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HILLS NEW YORK MUSEUM.

HILLS NEW YORK MUSEUM
(Fomerly known Pcales,)
49,, No 952 B,oaaway, opposite he Ciiy HrM.
GREAT AND LEGITIMATE ATTRACTION,
The Manager hees leave that he's engaged Tor
limited period, the beautiful aud accomplished Ballad Singer
MISS REYNOLDS,
and every evening during the week conjunction with
MR.. r. ID. SHAW,
(From the Nobility Concerts, London.)
The Grand French Pictures for one week more
Musical Director Mr. q Loder.
PROGRAMME.
Song" The Pride of Kildare" -. Nj Shaw
Ballad" When wilt thou meet love Miss ynods
Comic Song The the money goes" Mr. Bruce
Song" My hearts ia the Highlands" Mr. SHAW
Scotch Ballad. Miss REYNOLDS
Comic Song The nice Young Man,. Mr. Is uce
Fayorte So-e-...... Mr. Shaw
Parody Fine old English Gentleman Miss Reynolds
0rsni Exhibition Of the wonderful
POLYSPASTES VIEWS.
Among the other views to be exhibited will be found
lst-La Tour de Nesle
2d-Campo Vecchio at Rome
3d-Runs of the Abby dc Saint Berth at 81 Omer
4th-Loueehe and La Gemmi in three TableauX.
On this occasion viii also De exhibited new Dasueres
Dorama. =,
Sacred Concert Sunday Evening" under the direction
Of Mr.. @. Lodcr. .
Admission Is cents. 10
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ed ieil iwsr
oath HOUSE, LONG ISLAND.-This long ont well
II known boudng and bathing Establishment, having
Gently undergone numerous improvements which tn
the for the reception Of company during the
The Of be ach this shorehe
perfect security in bhing for ladies and children, 1.-THE
bathing houses being within stones throw Of the manson)
he pleasant rides in the surrounding ccun 1.-The excellent
fishing grounds and other Of hcah recreation and
nth- beautiful view Of the All mic ocean and the
lower bay almost constantly en'ivened by scs
arriving outward bound render this situation in
spcct uncqullied by in the vicinity Its accommodates
are ample the rooms AIRY and the empersnIs even the
yenience and bcng but nine miles
from Brooklyp the by stages at hours acconmod ted
business render peculiarly well adapted residence for
gentlemen Of business in New York.
iej2 1, WILLIAM BROWN, prOrrirfor.
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY AND SILVER
w WARE.-The undersigned have a large sItmept of
fine Watches of every description, from Of the best
manufacturers in Euros all warranted first time keep
splendid offne French Man,e Clocks also
ranted first for time.
jewelry
And Silver Ware, large assortment all warranted Of the
finest silver, and hes, of ", rhmsnship
All Of which they determined sell much
reduced from former rates.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT

HIGHLY IMPORTANT
E 81 sS. % % @
for the ,c', specie. the
s and i":sS e. and snail csSSsss
S and s s % arr cactus
S BE- m "a by
extraordinary cheapeess most important item IN economy
insect. for The !riiiing expense Of one dollar
s ass" Eli hs sssssss ss
ss @ Vi o 1p s AS IN f eG%
0''4' pounds '0'f 6R EE%I aiyea
WELLIN0TON a: CARTER Commission and Wine
house Of Maisla 'fe
A S WI, ; fi R. tsS: sS
100 basket. Xasho H.rp, Windmill Cabinet, and all other
$40 cases d Csrc Julien, Chateau Nas.ur &c. Also
0"sa .aO Of MScai Vines assorted cor Ab.ne
basket. fresh Salad OIL Mein,cnn Anchovie., Cape
constant supply Of the best double single refined loaf
Also Lump Sugars from various rcdneries for which A.
Advances made on saleablc merchandise.
.nes Saf &sd is cde essSisd
q w BE- sdss Ssse ane s
Alb @ 4. .So, S csGa % s1s aa
genuine Camphcne" manufactured under the immediate
denee Of the Original The above
%seSs M
asey S Ha SSs any % IL % the @
ed emporium Of light, ala Broadway, corner Canal s.
ie7 2wsr General Superintendent.
NOTICE TO THE {, sopss9asace Of the fire
second floor the French aud American Dining Saloon win be
closed for few days. there was considerable dam done by
jelaasc "a and C Nassau st.
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y0R sALE-lSO tons Of best Lysrool Or. Coal sfest.
on application 70 0LoVkH& Mem HhA' W. 'he"
isI2r
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NEW BRUNSWICK AND NEW YORK.
THE NEW JERSEY Railroad and Transportation Com.
i rany have established Freight Line between New
Brunswick and New York, which they intend to rerna-
nentk.
Leaying New Brunswick at A. N. daily. tsundsys ex.
ceutcd) and the eo Of Liberty street, New York. NJ
To country dealers and merchants the above line de-
sahe for the speedy cheap OF erchand
II every description and more particularly Droven
Dealers in Live Stock who have $50 head Of cattle
ed between New Brunswick and New York, the day
whenever required.
The for the transportation of cattle horses mules
sheer hogs &c. and all other kinds Of merchandise
low, exceeding steamboat prices.
Merchandise by this line ia not subject any
charge in crossing the North River.
Brunswick, sdoinng the Railroad Depot, which will alway
bsopen for the reception of me- chandse.
Passengers purchasing their tickets the ticket oces, will
receive ferry tickets gratis.
> Freight for Newark, Ehzabethown, Railway West
field PAniield Scotch Plains, Boupdbook and Somervr il
conveyed by the above lines and delivered the day when
rece m Inns
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One ship, ono brig. Wind s. fresh.
Marine COrrespondencc

OFFICE OF THE RHODE ISLANDER
Newport, June H. 1892.
Arr 9th. Susan Ludwig Richmond for wburyport 10th
Wankinco Baltimore for Fall River Sid Doc. Susan Lud
wig. and Others.
AR ilh. Columbia Mobile for Providence; Washington
Warren for York. Pioneer NYork for Tauntcn Floa Ron
don't for Fall River; Excel Fall River for NYork willard
NYork for Provdencei Amty, Providence for NYork: Amcr
ca Freetown for do Hamlet NYok for Providence Anna
wan, Mobile; Vigilant, FYork for Providence.
Sid Otis Have de Grace; March, do Virgnian Picou ard
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A RICH STREET THEATRE in Philadelphia TO Let
n the Arch Street Theatre for the Of 1912 and Ap
" SAML. BRAUsON, Secretary
NTH n. ieA tmx
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The company began TO assemble early as six
o'clock, and among them some of the ladies'. But
they did not 60 in to dinner until about oclock
Among those who were present this festive occa-
sioa we noticed S Jones, VIM. T. McCoun, Samuel
r. Belts, John Duer. Henry Cary, Theodore Sedg-
wick, VIM, Samuel Johnson, d. S. Kennedy, James
G. King. Henry Brevoort, Charles March, Anthony
Barclay. ]. Prescott Hall, James GalIatn, John A.
King, VIM. Kent, David s. Bolden, G. G.. Rowland,
James l, Jones, Jacob r. lie Roy, M. C. Patterson,
Washington Irving, Philip Hone, Daniel B. Tall
madge, David S. Jones, Murray Hoffman, Charles
King, VIM. C. Bryant, William B. Aston, Maurin
Livingston, Hamilton Fish, ]. d. p. Ogden
M. H. Grinne, w. II. AspmwaIl, Edward
Curtis, Edward Jones, William c. Rhinelander
Adm. Schermerhorn, T. w. Ludlow, Fitz Greene
Halleck, Charles Augustus Davis, Duncan PelI,
James X Whiting, F A. Talmadge, F. Waddell,
DR.. L. : Nissan, Mr.. Blocker, &c sc &c.
The scene as the company entered the dining.
room and took their seats, very brilliant and
exhllirating one, and The splendid. was not little
increased by The bright eyes and smiling faces of the
lovely women who had assembled to look en- The
band in the orchestra struck up fiae old national
air as Dickens entered the roo and continued un-
til all were seated. M Bellows then said ashort
but effective grace, and all fell to with perfectly
literary and promiscuous appetite. And most
magnificent dinner il was Gardner-numero as
have been his excellent public dinners-never gave
better any OCCASION as the following bill oflare
will sufficiently testify
BILL OF FARE.
DINNER IN HONOR OF
Charles Dickens, Esq.
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NEW YORK AND LIyE;fo1L e COMMERCIAL
..&'1.|;. !, ,&ls, e. &s y&||I|,

OLD ESTAsIIsfED fHssAGE OFFICE,
No 81 South street New York.
THE pcrber. in his arrangements for the
1891 appears before his friends with sentiments Of sincere
spsc for e able support he has received for many
likewise wishes IT, call the attention Of those intending
e send for their friends England Ireland Scotland and
wales that they all times Re accommodated by this
me BY wsehy otgossuniiie; from Liverroo wess BY
month, throughout tbe year : =
has always been the study of subscriber the
smgrants shown cylity dispatched without delay and
those ho send Tor their friends satisfied that
care and dfen attention will be given by the Liverpool
Agents to those cent Tor well who may embark with
them and should OF those paid
net embark the money be refunded without any charre
The feels pleasure making the
srs by which his passengers during Last
which has given general and that has
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THIS DAY rs PUBLISH E D,
NUMBER EIGHT
THE Me- YORK IAN g K r +,

II HE NEW 70 n X L A N G KT
JAMES ALEXANDER HOUSTON, NJ. D., EDITOR.
The want of a weekly Journal, devoted to the al.
vancement of Medical and Science irrespective
Of individual party interests aid established
bread and basis has been long felt by the
profession in this country To supply this dsderafu 10
the object Of present undertaking. The New YoRx
LANCET will be conducted on principles somewhat SINH
lar to those which have been successfully adopted in
the management of several European public of
kindred character and acknowledged utility will be
entirely independent of any particular set Of and
will uniformly endeavor to ADVANCE by every legitimate
within its reach, the great interests of the emf
neny useful and elev ated profession in whose service
it will be engaged
When the propretors state that this periodical will
give record to the really valuable results
the experience and observation Of the thou
sands of scattered the widely extended
field United States and will present to them in the
manner adapted for utility brief analyses
of the labors distinguished medical writers in Europe
and this country they conceive that these
alone Willie found sufficient gain for the contemplated
work all the patronage which they desire. In order
TO be more explicit however the wing outline ofthe
plan of the public is submitted. The contents Of
each number of the periodical will be comprised under
the following heads:-
J.
Lectures and current Medical Literature in
general
H. ORIGINAL CosrRsuIroSs from distinguished mem.
bers of the profession.
Ill. THE MEpico CHisrRercAL REPORTER, including
notices Of the at the Surgical Cnique, the Hospi
tails and in private practice with selections from the
European Journals.
Nv. EprroaIAL DEPARTMENT.
VFoREreS AND DoMs Sic PROFESSIONAL INTELLIGENCE.
Such the ground work of the plan which this
tional Medical Journal will be conducted and on the
carrying of this plan with faith fulness and ZEAL
propre.ors repose WITH they trust not presumptuous
confidence, their hopes Of future and full
The LANCET will consist Of sixteen pages svo double
columns il will be published every Saturday, and for
warded to all parts Of the Union with the sctest pune
tuality and despatch.
TERMs-Three dollars per annum paid in advance.
o. Books pamphlets, plates SC, for review, and all
communications relative TO the editorial department. TO
be addressed the editor the Office of the LANCET
Subscriptions and advertisements TO be forwarded TO
the publisher James Gordon Bennett at the Office Of the
Lancet, 81 Ann street, New York.
ADvERrIsrre TEAMS.
One square, one insertion. ................$l 80
Each additional insertion. .................. 90
Per annum. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Is 90
One column one insertion ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 OO
Each additional insertion. .......... o0
Per Annum ........ ............ 80 O0
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COPIES sEerInED.
This Number contains sheet-Subject to Newspaper
Postage only.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS
Louisiana AND NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS
M so ~ ~

46t3.a 21&1nGsa
For the better iion OF shippers 1t IL intended 10
Sespsch ship this port the st 5th 10th 18TH 2otn
and 2Sth each month"; commencing the 10th OCTOBER ano
continuing until May when regular days will be appointed fol
he Of the whereby great delays and dsap
win be prevented during the summer months Inc
fIIowipR shjps will commence this arrangeHsnt:-
shin YAZOO, Capt. Cornell, 10th Oct. ls4l
arm O(ONEt. Capt Jackson, 18th Oct.
Shin MI SISSEPPI, Capt. Hilhard, 2oth Oct. ft
i3h,pp i. LOUISVILLE 4, Capt. Hunt, 2sth Oct.
Ship SHAKESPEARE, Capt. Minef Is November.
0hip HUNTSVILLE, Capt. Mumiord 10th Nov.
Ship OCMULGEE, Cart Leavlu 18th NOV
Shin NASHVILLE, Capt. Dickinson. 2oth NOV.
Ship MEMPHIS, Capt. Knight, 2sth Nov.
Sh;pp LOUISA, Capt. Mu ford. LIST December.
Tse sbips were al built the city OF New York.
~ for packets Of light draft Of xater have recently been
for pssenger uneqsacd for comfort They are commanded
Ssnera ton They viii at all times be towed and
down the Mississippi by steamboats, . .,,,
Neither the owners captains efthes ships will be rcsponsi-
BE foreweIry bullion silver orplated ware
or any PACKAGE sent by put board Of
them unless regular bills ading taken for the same and
the value thereon expressed.
For freight or passage, apply to
JAMES 4. WOODRUFF, Agent in New
Orleans, who will promptly forward all goods to his address,
sps of this hne warranted to sail puncuey ad
yered great will be taken to have the good correct
" measured. l3ly
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The Laneet Is 81 per annum in advance-or 81 cents
sir gle number. LArcsr OrrIcs 81 Arv STREET..
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was sung
Then w .smyeroS IRvISc rose and said--T never
regretted more than do at this moment my total
want Of the habit OF public speaking. For feel that
could now wish to give way to the whole current
Of my thoughts and feelings; and yet feel that !
am like poor horseman, and tina, must be careful
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-17
RANGES
ceMP0UN0 sYRup OF HoasHousD
FOR THE CURE or e

Cesgks, colas. Csxsxw yfisss Byssskstis. xu,. .
ma .Sysfss.g If Bleed Pain eHd Oppresssos
tke Breasi. aad all piseasss sasssiar fr.- !,
Disovdered CeHdsfson Of tks Lsngs.
TIVE virtues OF Hotehound fof srrestingtts "a.
sress Of cough dconsumrsion. have been os,.
sersalIy own since the discovery Of Americs Tn.
Indians, 80 celebrated for curing all diseases with
herbs, used very extensively The Hotehohnd IN al
cases IL Colas. Coughs. &c. ltisto them thar v !.
are indebted FOR the kno Wedge We have of thisss
asble remedy. and did we use Ia as freely snd
promptly a. those uneivilized beings, The liz, ef
deaths fiom consum ption, would be comparatively
snail. 10 what 1t Is ii present Aa fsatas a,rsr
ras kno~s 10 die ~ifA Conssmpfion, Y beesese
they always take such remedies Is arrest ihsai.-
ease 10 time. consequently being freefsom disease
of the lungs, they the hsariiest race ofPersons
in the world.
Pc. op. who have slight cough .haald no, tail
10 take the ConFoUsD SrRrPaoT heREHopsp.
Il isa simple and gentle remedy. founded an ssisn.
ti6c principles and does not contain sny thing that
can ini,re persons ia the most delicate state Of
health. 81 M f esR
Price so cents per bottle. Prepared and sold by
Seth lIaur-, corner Of Charles and Pratt streets.
Baltimore, snd tor sale in Nsrtinsburg, By william
Dorsey, Druggist. Agent.
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NAVAL CoURr MARrtAL.-TheN Naval

NAVAL CoURr MARTIAL. The Naval
General Court Martial lately sitting on
board the u. S. ship North Carolina, at
New York, was dissolved on Friday Inst,
after Session of one hundred and five
days, nrd herring and determining nine.
teen cass. THIS was long session for =
cour, charged with regulating the off n.
ers Of so small community rs the Navy
nj the lin'' d States; and especially 81,
when II is remembered tina, it was organ,z
Cd aim s; 'nmediately after the adjourn.
meDt OF hr Cour, ut Baltimore. II was
"a general Jail delivery" however, and it
10 sincerely to b. hoped that no more such
calendars will be made up in u hurry
Phil. Chronicle.
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New FASHIONED PoTAToEs.-We find
il stated in several Of our exchange pa.
p-rs tha,a new species Of potato plant has
Just been imported from South America.
The fruit, 1t is said, grows on vines, like
pumpkins, and will serve to ornamen, ar.
bors, single seed potato being sufficient
TO cover = vsrandah. One advantage
whrh thus above ground vegetable has,
is, that the finest potatoes can be pick d
off without injury to the plants, leaving
the small potatoes to grow 10 maturity IN
due tlme.--Lou jour.