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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-08-16
From Tie Ne1o Orleans e 'iicayuae.

FROM the NelU sllr[elnS l'iclgune.z sas
LA ne4s s,ssds stss.ss,ss.
rived Yesterday from Vera Crlz. the eth
ulr. Her adyices from the capilol. are /,
the 22-four days later, than we had pre-
viously received .The;new is important.
but may be. told in few words.
Official and private letters received in.
the city Of Mexico. by express from Guau.
ajuaIo announce that Oh the 15thsult.- the.
troops Of Busamente gained an impor-
tant triumph over. The insurgents. Geu.
Mnon submitted a plan of attack which
was approved. The attack was made,
aud the principal points defended by the
insurgents carried.
Father Jarauta was made prisoner, and
in obedience TO orders from the War De-
parmeul, he was Immediately shot.--
When he was apprised of his approaching
execution, he demanded an interview with
Gen. Minou, in which he represented TO
him tha, Paredes had in his hands several
prisoners. all Of whom would he shot
were the life of his second in command To
he taken. He tried olher means OF saving
his life, bu, The orders of the Department
were too pesitive, and were carried rigid
ly into execution. Ii is represented that
This act of justice has entirely tIisconcerled
Paredes and his followers, but this comes
to us from government source. The
official dispatches mention that the scoun-
dfel Jaraula part0ok Of The lasl sacrament
Of The church prior to his death with ex-
reme fervor. His remains were buried
|. oc Il h
Bustamente entered the city of GUIANA
jauta the evening Of the 18th witliou, en-
countering any resistance, rs The forces of
the insurgents were already dispersed,
their leaders having concealed themselves
as soou as they heard oflhe execution of
Jarauta. The government is urged to the
utmost diligence to ierrel out the fusilives
that they may be brought to strict account
for their treason.
The latest despatch from Bdstamene is
dated The 10Th. In it he saws that Pare
dies. with a few attendants fled early IN
the action, aud that he had despatched
troops in pursuit Of him. "A body Of troops
had been ordered to Lagos and another to
Agnas Calenles To arrest Paredes il pos
sibIe. aud TO hold in check any VIII,
might be disposed still to assist his waning
fortunes. Capt Scott of the Fanny. in
forms US that when he left Vera Cruz IA
report was current there that Paredes had
been taken and would be shot.
VoLUNTEERs.-rhose who enlisted for
The war are entitled TO l60 acres; Of land
or scrip, uf The value Of from Sis 10 Sl2G
| aud all who have been hnnorably; dischar-
ged to three months extra pay amount
ing to S21. The families Of the deceased
soIiliers are entitled TO the land or the Uni
ted States script, as they may prefer.
Territory of OegOn-Joseph L. Meek,
The special ageu for the territory of Ore
gon, now at Washington, addresses an
earnes, appeal aud remonstrance TO Con-
gress. in behalf Of that territory; and hints
that if nothing for the protection aud COW
efnment ofthe people there is doue at this
session. lhay must break "the bonds Of
sympathy" now existing with the United
| Suites,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-08-16

The friends of Col. R b. BoUKNIGHT.
announce him rs Candidate for a seat IN
the House Of Representatives. dt The ensu
ing election,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-08-16
The friends Of Dr.. JoHN2LAKE, announce

mThe friends Of Maj. ABRAHAM ZONES.
announce him as candidate for re- election !"
the Legislature.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-08-16

VoLUNTEERs.-Those who enlisted for
The war are entitled TO 160 acres Of land
or scrip, Of Ibe value Of from Sis 10 Sl2G
aud all who have been hnnorabIy- dischar-
ged to three months extra pay. amount
ing to S2l. The families Of the deceased
soihiers are entitled 10 the land or the Uni
ted States script, as they may prefer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-08-16

B We are authorized to announce w. A
HARRIS, Esqr as candidate: for seat ln
the House Of Representatives. at the next elecS
ton.
iebruary9 If 3
The friends Of Maj JOHN ToMKINs an.
nounce him as n candidate for scat III the
House ofRepresentaiives at the ensuing elec..
tion. May 3
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LlGHTL-LLGBT! =


GONETHlSG NEW and Just the thing for every family
- equ.rn- Light and cheap too that every rich
ana can buy it. It Is neat CA SDlESTltt> max
and WIcEing is Candles Of Ta.oW Lard, or
any Grease tha viii burn. BY simply uning tine bottom of
The C"EdIesCk- beautiful hard, smooth CANDLE is
forced OF the top AMI at any desired length you wish
iiom inch to Two iest in height.
/. 1t Is and simple Is A common Candestcs conse-
luen.iy may he managed by 4 child.
2."y means OF this you convert all your refuse grease
INTO CdlQ ana thus obtain light from to- cents week.
2..Ile wick Is dry and smooth thus vibration flicker
ID. o. the flame, but burns like sperm candle.
f. The WICK be chan ged without ID all disturbing the
candle II too large, pat small one; or too small,
large
>. y coil in the bottom OF the candle maker candle
stick, wick sufficient 70 last five weeks, where
mans OUT OF I,iit and Of the way.
b.. on may keep candle 81 the height all the
time tor ten years-no s.urtls or pieces eft.
l.. Requires repen with taiIOw week.
s..No i!ng OF grease If il fall over, but neat
~ and ceanly any lady could desire.
-. Il cannot gel out OF order.
TO- In proof Of thei, superiority utility and neaness the
immens number sold sufficient. The price Uniform and
The same all the I'M ed states and the article requires
Cur TO be convince the nCyeuGnS OF the fore
gong facts No family viii he without them vino scTape
together the small price asked.
WISH small cuDna an active business man make n
ant selling tia, aff.ra territory where has not yet een
Sold. Persons who dc,ire to embark neat. pleasant and
n rhy invited 10 cali at our once
m IS Pf.EDifID street. North side between ST Charles
ami tarOr.s.e e streets. hsy Orleans
The mono oy the city OF New Orleans and states Of
IgTaHa Ceorg "a North Carolina and Arkansas tor the
sale OF this ac Offered, and proposals vii Re received
for the n2nutaltnuu the city of Ne" Orleans Tor the
NJ = MYERS y &c
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UNIvERsIT Of LOUISIANA

TINE r,, f5 y 2, 1RgIE = Z srp,rcr,ox
oNDA of Novel, next, and until The IS OF
Ma. fhey intended to embrace the most irlporant
hranG hes OF the omoH and CtOH Lpn, Pubic. iteraG-
ur Will be delivered upon the various brapcnes and
rhose by rot@>or ll@sRy A. 8'LL.rn will embrace
!! The n,sto Of the Roman Law, from the earliest times
H. An anass of tie General Principles OF the Roman Civil
Law, aGcoqrs TO the most approved method OF the Ger
School ~. The jurisprudence Of louisiana. com;
cared With Ia. Roman Law and the '95es OF France and
These by Professor rHEoDoRE II. NJ CALEB, viii treat
and obsaons OF Minister'S and Mariners; Collisions and
ohaf MARITIME torts General ayerase Salyase CIV. ana
occatlous and CONTRACTS MARITIME Services IN Building,
Repairing and supplying OF Shir5 H. International Law
The absolute rights Of state international lights o.! States
n their Pacific and Hostile relation rreati of Peace and
tOlr Of he United States, embracing he Original ard APP
neI@,e Jntlcion OF the ;'ne" and Clcnh ConItS and
Revenue and Prize and instance CouTts OF admiralty.
The Lectures Of rro.>sor E.Hpr!L HIST VIII treat Of
Sante ,ropety and ConiraI,a and Mercantile Rene4es
and Cornoraons OF PRINCIPAL and Agents, Of Bills OF En-
change end 'ron,lssoy Notes and i;h'oPRgr of 'ameqs
Charter parry and for Conveyance IN genera ship; OF
Freight, !e.tlson an" Ave'aee; SALVAGE and Insurance;
d sale, tualanries, Liens and Soppase IN trarslu, etc;
u! 1ie tnmna Try a, and PIact'ce n Cgats OF criminal
The Common Law and Equty Jurisprudence and Practice,
tullOHa. Law.
Chef Justice ErSTl% VIII deliver series OF Lectures
the Rights OF Persons and the Conflict OF Laws.
CHRISTIAN Rns ELLIS El., viii Adjunct Pro-
te~or iii the Department o; the CIVIL Law.
GG-nlS will be expected 10 produce satisfactory evidence
OF good moral character.
The degree Of bachelor OF Laws will he conferred only
those who shall have attended Two Courses OF Lectures or
full after havn studied at least one year IN the
oic" OF Counsellor Law, aud after Stnc: examination
BY all the Professors Durng the Course there VIII be ire
gUent examinations.
There will he organized, also Moot Court, which i'll be
EptleU week. presided 10y Pro-
lcs>Or.
~ The rice of Tickets for the Coyrse is fixed at 500
or t25 for each Professor
H. A, BuILARD. Dean of the Faculty.
New ORLEANS iunr |. 1913 'e;J 5m
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my3I piERsON < BONNEVAL. 81 Gravier ST.
TAVUF'S HAIR TONIC

luis valuable lTsnlfaOl eXceS the Cai, TO and
healthy aClt"G; CeiEses irom curt and daairu pre-
tUts the Hair troIn falling of those disease
winch often appear he head and majority OF
produces fine grow IN HAIR Ii also the talr
Ch glossy, and beautiful appearance uLtquieG ny any
other article OF the kind.
JAYNES AMERICAN HAIR DYE-Warrarte!. if
strictly applied according the directions. change the Hair
from other color TO beautiful Gd6nrn, or perfectly
DidcE. without staining the sam
JAiNES hGUE PiLLS-A positive cure tor Fever
and Agu". These Pills warranted to Fever and
Ague. and when the directions followed, anu
not ELECTED, The money " Il be returned.
Fer sale by y. JARVIS Y co
JET # corner Magazine and Common stIt.'s.
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DAILY CRESCENT.

From the n Y. Home JOurnal1
ROSALlE NANE... BY JOHN WILFoRp OVERALL.
met her when bud and when blossom were rare
And The gems OF the morning lay white in the air;
4 seraph. like child on the bosom of spring,
With heart full of glee like bird on the wing
And her sweet sunny eye a charm against pain.
For vision OF gladness was Rosae Vane
] met her when nature was Furnished with flowers.
And the glory OF summer enClrCled her bowers.
With wreath on her brow and smile her lip,
Like ,.ew-llghed flower a bee loves to sip
For Fro, had bound her a bride in his tram.
A md the iairest and rarest was Rosae Nane
met her when leaves that the wild summer gave,
Had faded like mist on the foam covered wave,
The angels had whispered Snsct Sisttr, come,
And the trUant from Heaven went back TO her home;
The winter passed over, and never again,
Shal! | see thee and love thee, dear Rosalie Nane
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Oh, cold and beautiful and bright,
The moon shines in the trOpc skies,
And sweet his dreams, who meath her light,
With upturned face, in stumber hes.
But fatal are those hours of ease,
And when the slumberer wakes again.
Death is upon him, and he
His frame distOn and gnared with pain
Thus hath my heart before thy beams
OF moon like beauty calmly slept,
Nor. wIapt too long in blisstul Dreams
knew that upon II misery crept
But now alas the morning breaks.
Gone are those visions sweet and far,
Sick beyond cure that heart awakes
All gnarled and twisted by dispair.-LH. UOrid
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sEMEAE1Ns
KNOWLES Il NOEL,

KNOWLES x NUEA,
PR4FTIC.jL VA re- .h.J ERS,
40 Ne. IS CAN,L street, first door -, - z--~
|SsA hel"y. Camp, .ttm orlf@"., keep .sz--.y5-Ss
sx.SlNe.. s"ected assortment Of Swiss and Ens'lsl
LEEER WA TtHES.
JsweIry Silver Ware Pock Cutlery Gold Pens Specaces
ard Fancy Goods.
Oar PERSONAL attention VIII be devoted to repairing every
DESCRIPTION Ui FINE WATCHES, tLoCKS. and JAWEiK.:
Hl"f hai 'eripru. sails Hotoriy ma cb4rgc. nr2tl
WATCHES JEWELLERY, ETC
EDWARD 4. ihiHnP 30 Ingg Etr11i t,.rit r..,,.t
= fully In'ile the gu"n Of his srlen Is and tde -
Iu"u, 10 MS tine and well elected stock of JEU- -.
Elh' etc, comprising Watches Of the most A. e d.
moved ma lnidgure, 10 Gold and Silver, Hunting ss
4n'. .."n-tred CASES: Silver Ware OF every description
consist M ~ rat Q" Tea, Table Sugar, Sa ard Austar
"ous teEhs, Ladies. CascTS Cups. fItcheis, Toast
kac-S, etc.
rre,' variety Ut Jewelry, Cutlery Rich FaIay Good,
periIIncIy tic.
t-ANO FORTIS.
ust received rom the manufactures 81
~ ss sassS, Nt-sr,. Nuns y Fischer and A. H. Ga-
T b E = r y g.. IA &c suppl OF their s";,error
ri NOS, IN new style case>-, few v.th
|Gahan L."Iln ~ IL ment, and ivess Tu.eaby Reeds
''ei4'e caii ana eNaa.n ne. apo Il
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AWNINGS. TARPAULlNs, ETC.

rEN Subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and
L the citizens OF New Orleans that he Stl continues TO
m3nufactre every description OF FtBD and ROb-
FR.f.IE III tI.t(fS, for Stores, Steamboats,, Offices,
tihees, ETC. etc. He also manutacrures description
ui Militia tents iar&uus, aud bray, Wagon and Horse
tove al the shortest nCce. Particular attention viii be
pad 10 Splicing and furnishing u heel and other Purchase
Ropes for Stores,
As there has been great !eai said. within the last
SO, about what pdrtIe, enormously cali WATER
PRtOfiNu subscriber Offers his services that capacity
Tor small compensation and to those of MS customers who
would prefer saving the by dong themselves, lie
VIII cheeruIty the receipt, winch itself simple,
and yet most useful in preventing mieW article
% coth OF canvas that may be exposed 10 wet or damp.
AL orders lett On slate at the tOthng Store OF
ALFRED h,JSROE : 60. viii Kit prompt at
tenrOa. mills TN II. CASSIDY.
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Pass HIS NAME ARoUHD.-The whale ship Cas-
sandra, of Providence says Noahs Times, was set
on fire by two negroes, at sea- by applying fire to
tar and turpentne barrels. They jumped overheard
and drowned themselves, both being afraid and
apprehenslve that they We're to be sold. The fire
spread rapidly that the captain and crew took to
their boats, with small quantity of provisions and
water, and supposed to be 400 miles from the near
est land-in all twenty-!hree souls in three boats
After dreadful suffarings for several days, a sail
hove in sight, and with JOY they boarded her nd
found her to be Spanish brig from Barcelona bound
to Montevdeo The captain gave them some wine
and bread but refused to receive them on board
and was deaf TO all prayers, tears and en,reates
The name of the wretch was Captain DOmnick, of
the brig Aercideta Let his name and person be
branded throughout the world, and all become IA
mIar with his name, 10 sucrOr him in the hour Of
affection he succored others. The mariners
finally arrived al Rio
~ Six hundred dollars reward is offered at
Rochester, y. y, for information relative 70 ped
lar, named G.. VI. Winants, who is supposed to
have been murdered in that city,
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TO PLANTERS AND FAMILIES.
COM 5 Toe d CO.,



iEAyE on hand the following senan5 MEDICINES.
~ winch ere.y family ought to be supplied with
Hays l4ninen warranted to cuTea any case OF Plies.
itr Men ar Acoustic on certain cure tor deafness.
Last indian Han Oye-wll conr the hair;1Je. back-nC
Jew Havid or Hebrew Plaster for Rheumatism and 'I al
Juno aud LuCna Cordial, for married ladies and others.
The Genuine Oldrdge's Balm Of Columbia. for the Hair
il-~s inuren, and Elyir waJ,aned 70 cnGe The RkeH
n@tlsm OF Gcn, Contracted coIds and SUI joia's
and VII double tie wear Of ali I@fe ', that It used on
MSthers Be-, Kssi for 3cs about beso.;ns o3ef Ii
SlcT liz ADAcHS7-Dr. Sg3n Remedy WI, cue any
? X:ae aa" @ aS cure
case or all pay Is eiused ioft Try on these terms.
., CAUTION -Daieys Original aud only Genuine Sagica,
?fn Extractor; whlc! cnrs Burns Scais, !1,oe!as and
rheumatism, Sore Eyes ard NiplesSod rem aaJcr.
ti'ar merchant make 100 ,en L.
WORMS N CHILDRET-Kotmsrock venr luga is the
most extraordinary remedy Use Should there be
worms, It VIII DO good.
CONSUMPTION CrREp-Also. Coughs Colds PIN in the
Dr. l;sn,dae ""k Exrecoani AMI! yInp T" he oy
article that IAN be relied on tor these complaints, AVID has
The Military shaving soap Is he bcst Article in this city
Pnge % Cts It iaAes ch cream ather that does not dfy
on the face.
70 iADIEs.-BalmQ5 Co,u,abia far restoring the
Long hair Is a glory 10 women" says rani.
And al 1, e the fruiiI OF the I0us quotation,
itrSerVe It then, taIius-your glory may tan.
L Gtess you pro,scl 1t with tn prepuatIUn.
! 1
alive hEt ,.4e gu1rI- ilu IN The world II makes tie
Hair gns>v and fine tops Orce from falling Udt ami
,,toreo Bald Heads aad keeps ts af flee from dan
dTuii and scur..
in -r,r, : S,,v ur,D,cur c.,,.,, :, .,-ro,,oi ~,
orra am ,, 'r Gus ~ Ii,,n u 'nn,,"', r.
mas cured cases OF twenl. years standing.
Tr,o Ir.,.,rpv- ,,,,,n'. ,f;x,,r. Cor 1,or,,,Lo,,
ami .Irri Ga,,'ip,I + aus, ~ aud , -, No. ,.r ~
nI.,Isr II " i,'> .ont9I. r ,,tjnr,,n ,,t,ls NM.
,rr h. ,Ir..sss -. Of a. ,.i;.qr, and MON.
,r -,}ia ,ta t,a, a,I ,Lar nv, ', ~, n
..I hr. comb i'raj tIo~, he r,.a'r,. r, 70,
e.nnIta so.tyt ,I, yr,in or>rnta- # Vii (oanl
aG."gIba +" ie and p t,ant the stomach aId Wi
me ee, II lay JeI,ei .orr. tt eq1a' - t0ot
ut certain Tor aIalez. via by - ;cgdrts street.
,
'oN&&L : Nt"'Ch} PAN EXTRACTOR viii rTora bless
~ 10 an GSf "'g use IT, II sovereign remedy Tor all
..nrn, sore I've. te.on Ulcers ETul>e., TIE iIy0reuN
& i" an 'i,l. i,S "lc n''i IN Ne'I; "a, al'H
20 i ., , ~ t,n'" '' ie jt II iI
~ ii i ~ VA. VI, - q, ,i 'S ''. "'I "-
",rhc S y 'sI n, IL % :., , u.s. t an" Tue '''i Vi 'e
'''~'' ''''' '''' o. ~ ''''.''S''N
nY:rrr<I. Ayn Liver Complaint Crrnr and VEL
L." ~ * ~ ~ D. ~ 5ttr5 I"s, n ne 'ise o. l-ot-
10y s'''' " western ,EH an li"aL' hiei 20 cure is
Ri' = ~ .. a. W. , SO ,n' ~ 81 IT,
'o's '''' |S ny |IsU ny
49,. -. H. 49, " a. ''" 90 ~ On = ~ "''s
r.' A. ,, WI :, ' - ~ a. - III T.
,,o,,a.L III , ,' 80, ~. - -, r,. H. gr AZ
,tnt 'a , = w. V = at,, '2 Ne' U,i T."
''''~"'' - '''S s''''''-'' - az '''
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GLASS STAINING

i Is not gen -y know thai the beautiful art Of GLASS
y 1IAl NC Is tode IN NewossanS bV J 'AHfBE,iI
No 1875 RAViEIi street. between and FIJI ipa stFe,S
VINO socts share ot Cfe public patronage. being H. first
and only esla5-hTe1' IT lie SUuln. IN IJin Of ,au
y.ananfed STAINED .A for churches hUdts
dOws. doors, sdpiGh.. shy lights, lamps, etc.
\. B.-nEAb SASH, .,tan ana Orl!4Dlented. made 10
,r,t,- TO-
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-E'IiE WESTERN rILGTA complete guide to travel
{ iefs going Moth by the Riyers-givlng minute de
I!pon OF all pon the hllsslss grI, ONO and ot,e
yers on the different routes, etc, For sale by
4p2t MILES G. SALE u co. II 81. Charles st.
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PORTABLE SHOWER BATHS.

GREEN'S IaiPROVED PORTABLE EXTENSION
- SHOW Ia BAfiiS ave received the Il iona Al the
American institute, NV York. Mechanics Fair bo,-
he best Shower Baths Offered the public The
iscrgefs Won dnnounce that they have been 'ointel
1.;ents for the above really excellent ba'E and
yaedto furnish Them wholesale all moderate pm
.L3,.m ShMi'SON 4 h l.i.t = RleIA
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EII4LADEL2alA waEELWRIeETs WORK.

IIE ST issbers, Agents Tor the well known manutacory
: Of NILLpS tHI.DS Y 20, Ihlluei i'ta have nov
landing and store extensive oil every de-
scrlDOn Of " h@eIwHgRts work, follows
PATS On and Horse Cart Wheels. from to inches
the tread;
pairs extra heavy i)ray Wheels iyi inches tread
10 Ok and Horse " aEOns with and without Do,
Gus sizes;
30 Drays iron and wooden axes 3Xl ri and Al inches
tread:
IL Carts light and heavy:
100 Wheebarr0,!s, with shifting sides;
50 Canal ba:rcws
The above stock will be increased by every arrival from
Philadelphia, Which VIII enable item TO offer Planters and
Merchants this l7rrer and complete
OF these articles an la heretofore been offered
tbs market. Prices viii he reasonable, jlI5 and al.
articles July guaranteed.
EMERSON, TOURNE x co,
lei las tclnnmitnrIat st.
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FAMILY or NEGRCES FOR SALE.
FANlN ifTI SErpnyS .

= private safe rs follow
y 70 " AN, aged about q years good subject
anu az ', it Negroes, aged about - years. good COOK
49, avn" toher-wrh Their two children. i Boy,
.Ai't dU1Il d "a and an Infant aged 1 months.
ne aooi HG,roe> are fully guaranteed and come well
and l. months o- approve nn,l".si .i,t, mon
cage IN the Negroes. AaTly 10 -' " '''' ''
nvl}r IlEk>t'N \ RaNNry Al r. .-o,..rs-
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20 Rev. DR.. Williams has formally accepted the
Presidency Of Trinity College, Hartford.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-14

NFw DTSCovERY.'r. tonrells Mixture, for Gcnorha,a
frt elect Seminal ItiHnn> and Weakness c. the terra
D'.asr HIS i'Nic contains NJ injurious article VIVA.
yer b." l"f.t>S toTIy ri., Of real efficacy. and
cu-enIa 80 the guU,li.uCi than any UAer l,ne used
,s The" complaints etd from the nuu,eariI- quahI">
W"nd'N ccHtFt and fIn comm mixtures. II VIII he oana
,,"ab" +" H." "te and p. ,Gnt 10 the stomach aId WI
-ire Dr III hay J-u>e Dr. tt Is eg1a -Oot
rt ceGta.n tor aHaIesS via O. by III - ;'cgts street.
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The GCnUine Balm Of I0luni't ory Il Hair Re
alive hE .e best gu3H..- uIa The world ii makes tie
tiar gi"s>r and fine trps from falling odt, AMI
Lsoreo It on Bald Heads AID keeps ts t. free from dan
dTaiI and sCuTi.
DR. SluTE SIcX HEADACHE EEMtDY is warranted 10
any cI-e, either Nor btlous. WI youty! It
mas cured eases Of twtul years standing.
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CHICKERING'S PIAEO-FOHTEs.

- ClfICNEt.I 7 z 5 FIAls OF O.iIES.
We - hliC WIi lease axe notice that VI. HEN
fAR%' ~ ;, "a CAMP STREET, Is my--4L@sz.
only GENT TOR the sale Of ny rI.N0 fORTES s, -
IN i0uisIaua; and thai Instruments taken at 4 e " !,
tni5 depot may he considered fully guaran-J y !! L
ned from the factory ant that the prices will he the
adding freight aud insurance only. Orders may be e tn
my kind ct instrument and advance required until the
hrtcIe received aud approved J. CtiiCkEkihG
rnyi6 33i Washington street. Boston.
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DTSS OLUILCT.

7EFTf. |TFT NKT Nik~ T Nre'UIO7a 'NI'InT te1Ween
Z the unde giad III The fHrfsD rEP trnwlsSlOM bust
Res, dissolved by mutual cOD-en'
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BGsirt,s o the i.rG. !. 9. PERSON.
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: y The subscriber viii continue the ACTON AND
LOTMI->InS business. and VIA at General irOker
The sale and purchase Of Re2i istae, Ee-roes and ali other
property consigned 10 hin.
!. A. BONNENAL, 81 GravIer st.
New Orleans, Aug. 81 1873. au3O
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HEAP WAREHOUSES,

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w devoted the upper floors OF ti- IhCtulN and MN
Western " arehousss eAcHsi,eiy to the I9-age ok
Temp order he views of the 1Dsl Of - -.
JnIerwnte pr pared 10 and The article
accommodating Having number the
buildings, trey also prepared at any moment TO
aCt and eba!e the TnduheI, and ut tow
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JENNY LIMBS iiosPIrAI.-The seraphis Sennv
has eiven-the receipts of her cOncert--the sum Of
fl716 lbs. to the Committee of the Brompton Hos
pital. for the extension of the building. If the
Committee do not call the Hospital aites Jenny
Lind's entire name, they cannot refuse to denOmi-
nate the new part of the building-The NighnIe
gales Wing.-Punch.
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CAUTION -Dailey's Original aud only Genuine Magic
Pain Extractor hch cur Burns ScaIds, Ia j,peas an
al Erupons OF the skin Piles. Barber Itch Fever Sore
EheumatIsM, Sore Eyes ard Nippes.-oid rem iajcr
Poy Iis eeso merchant make 100 yer. eGt Oh