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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

MoRE GOLD DUsr.-The ship Tsar, which ar
rived al this pOr, last evening from the sandwich Isl
snd. has on board gold dus, 10 the value OF shout
coo consigned follows; box 70 D. Jsryes do Z
Brewer: DO H. A Pierce do J. sPsuding Salem ,
can s.er. do Howard son Co do :. {. Goui&; /
DO & J. Hall I DO :. Kennedy. Jr aud package DO
each 10 Reed Wade & Co. NJ : LincOn & Co Waldo
Move. q Co. Babson Deacon & n;com5 2. l. FsrBum
& Co. II l. ingalls, Loring, Fink & Co. Lows Bal
Poor
The ship Crusader srrived at this port this forenoon
from Vsosraso which port she left Dec ~. she las
a, mart OF her CHI eOosgnments OF gold dust
ons of ss2OsO to Wn d. Phelps, and another Of 80
40 20 Henry Mellus Capt Phelps Il VII De rscoi-
ecred arrived in this city from The gold dssns short
time since. ., ,. -.
Capt Miller reports that the gold excitement was
.ubslsipr In sorns degree when he len Immense num-
Der. had gone from Valparaiso and al along the coast
ABOUT dozen OF Capt Nilers cre~ took French leave
ana MADE tracks for the gold dissings The fever a.
fscted all classes alike, and every conveyance 70 'ne
Fl Dorado wss thronged with gold seekers
H,ile more than $4,000 worth OF gold dust mas
been entered AZ the Custom House this forenoon
brough; by the Tsu and Crusader. There IS siso
large quantity some ESQ 900 We understand noi yer
entered. lbos'on '0-'' $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29
GENERAL NOTICES.
SILK GOODS
LINDSLEY, CAMERON HAYWARD,

SILK GOODS
LINDSEY, CAMERON Il HAYWARD,
FFw DOORS IRON BROADWAY NETWORK,
HAVE SON sr0Rs And ARE CONSTANTLY hckiVis@s
FEssH STOCK o.
SILK AND FANCY Day GOODS
consisting 10 part u
black GR0s d. kHfs., PLAls, CHAsELEoS, bsOtHt
ASD FIGUsED Pour Og soir SILKS,
PASTED LAWNS, great ysnety,
PASTED JAcOSsr aud OsG.sD1 husLiss,
Pas PsfSTsD and SATIN ,rsfPE bAsEsEs,
SIX Trssuts, zoe sssortm-nt
TsENCH. E>sLIsH and scoTcH OiscHAss
ALSO,
s.un ara Tafsls Ribbons Bombszlnes,
-. - c.o DO BlacE and C0loyed Grapes,
s 49, .5e f.s Thread Cloves. s.aa and si vs.anI
Bey KID do. slk Sersos,
G-nil-mer's cr.ysn, shsws al styles,
Ponrse and Bsndsun, Hdis SIX ard Linen yrngss
v.,, -,,.,.iy- .,.or9srt Of WHITE GOODS
LACYs MILLINERY ARTICLES, kc. &c. a. Of which
Ne ofsfef a. very low prices, -,
For Cash or approved Credit. ms lmo1m"
~ FowIers * Wells, Phrensiegists and
Publishers. Cnnbon bsL L5l Nsassa-st DC" no r"s
r. Harvey Burdeli, ND. Surgical and Aechs1,
gssrsI'r-, MI In
~ New-Ysrk Water-CMre Estabii.hment,
via Gynussam, y D. PIERsoN, COZ. Of fw-lf1sst .nd
Uuiyefsily-plA III
~ wuter.Cure.-Dr TAU receives psnsct. 81 biz
-sociOos CITY establishment IS LsighEsi and II Oyster
B.y [, l. where new and eIieasiye oai.dipg are oosDs
erected The Sumner term vii cJrsraence APnl Oat-
100, pr.eucs sIsnd,d 10 corsgltsuoos y. NILS Inn
~ George -toors, rsdisor Of the Bible Examiner
P'Isd-Iphs Pa viii Lecture Wednesday sod Thurs
ssy sv-oinss March . .sd = y 0eosn IN Au.ric. -
ur,e Of n. iluod uclou. MI 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

IkewIse the roossers and Porkers and
dsrkes. 80 .., -
Pinpecum', wife she said nothing, but wenion De
laying the clothes-line, .o,.5
Seeing beforehand clean shirts wouiu NC
because OF the bloodshed.
10 \. onntlnsedl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

seemed and ne ''"'''F
Thunderation ="
ana aid :. {" Look a that will you
straiebtway they look cd, and away over POGO
moke, as many as twenty
Strange vessels saw they-schooners and oyster
boats. shalops a nd mud-scows
Jehoshsphst did mt the oystermeh open 'ne"
eyes big as stew pans
Dd M they omen their mouths, too, and savagey
hitch up their Wristbands 80
Mad as creation. aud chewing like vengeance
their plugs of James River
Finally Pnnecum jerked at his voice. ana rushed
out in great indignation
crusin' round from Fildehy'
Tell you what, men, they re not goin 10 come lot
70 try that thar game on H..
Hal on, your boats and prepare for the skrm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

mage Zerubbabel Johnson
GZ'ubbabel, here be IT said, was
Yankee. aud exc a Var
mOunter,
Who by some queer transmisra'
ton had got sway down to
Varsinny,
Cute as corkscrew. and dehu
on a swap or a tight speeuls'
ton
Unloosen that smack thar anu
clew up the anchor-we' II shell
EN- instanter'
lalo EarlX
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

FIRE At SxITHyILLs, CAsAnA WEsr-Aoogi
O'Clock on Friday week. hre broke cot IN the eotn
factory OF Hessrs. Coalon & Isyior, Al I'M ,ins,
~ the e,,sblshmsnr including grist mill A. wei Al
he factory together with the whole Of 'aeir '.a.os
con,eo,s. Lou about $500. There vw 10 insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

Jump INTO A..
the schooner; you dark'es'
tote out the six FOUNDER
Load her with clam shells, and
draw ug the mud-scows IN or
der of battle -
Jake was tho second leiten.
ant, regular squab-bullt old
porpoise,
Hard To be showed from his
moorings-this Is his picture
beside here
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ASSEMBLY.
-.-.

Mr.. MABEL, by bil, - amend sec. - Of the
militia set ., tie
.hor,. Of Lake ChAmPlA.n-
NJ pzEscorr minority report with loint
r,.olu,.on. recognizing the ns~ lOdsn Gorernnen' oi
- 800. InaiSns LAID the table snd printed
~ C,uPstLL complete, the Senate bill rsla-
- .rit, by and against Joint stock Associstors
Mr., BIRsTs. the Dill 70 regulate ths sale OF kes
NJ Bowss. 4 minority report, BY oil, abo isnin Z
s,,I.. On ne ,Is Of merchaadse cd 70 ossasl PscA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

Now on Saturday morning old Ph~bus popped
up over Accomac.
Round and prodgiously red for rising quite
exertion
Folks the Chesapeake don't often hurry to
finish their snoozes.)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29
BOARDING.

lppAHU- hsndsonie psrlof sni nssfo0'a ~n
Dcc.@t asehes can Re chlsbed In house ecuts 1irs
rn.t " he rn,-ru improvsnsnts where mere are -
h,.nisr, fhe locsuoB 10 vgTy drsrshe. Apps "a -
Rrosfssy. us shove Vni,u Para bei~e~a se~tiTe.'h
ana D. fifteenth ss US
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

Pinnecum rose, great chief
of the Oystermen, put
ON his trowsers
Quickly; and forth went,
to right and left kicking
the clamorous porkers.
Made waythe Oystermen,
noting his forehead was
awfully wrinkled.
Then from a sand-hill he
looked on the Bay and
: he took observation,
-Gritting his teeth as 1t
L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

Up over Accomsc rose he, aud Pocomoke, famed
for its oysters.
Loud crow ed the roostcrs, Tapping their wings on
the tops OF the shantles
Heard them the dogs and the porken anon, and
likewise lastly the darkies.
Louder the noise grew, till all OF them kicked up
such terrible rumpus,
Pinnecums wife, who was getting her hoe cake
and prime lobster fxins
Ready for breakfast, stopped with the hoe-cake
half turned on the single,
Calling To Pinnecum, up in the loft, "My stars !!
what s the matter
Then through the shanties rang cries OF astonlsh'
ment "Lord what s the matter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

DAGs.-Tne highest zaruss pres paid IN easn fos asxs
1lCsnysA, Bssrns PonsrV fapsrs wrsppng sock
'i &; f'"'d c NJ asIR t TsL CO 49,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

DS.nls .fsauemsn an - ~-fa ~ Ia" slns . $50
ID -. .. ~ sfccmmpisod riia soca e.f.f 40
| Nse p..usrl svo4. lrqa,rs 81 y eoar'hsv-sos Hes'
| r,rl,s. b4a t-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

lpOAKp-A email pfissts family VIII srrs 's'
Dh.ndsom-ly furnish non he s-ccoc nsf VIII
hr-..f.., ,nd . saf dinner srnisys 10 g-rtonsn "
qIi-t h.bus Oaly v;A be le< Apply o. Z"
Atf-eae-t. WV :.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-05
ik1IE5lsl;} SAM

The Great American Remedy
For Lung Complaints and all Affections of the
Respiratory Organs,
The Best Remedy euer hnown to Man, for Coughs,
Asthma, Colds, Group, Bronchitis, Bleeding Of
the Lungs, Influenza, Difficulty Of Breathing,
Liver Affections, Pain or Weakness of The
Breast or Side, First Stages Of CONSUMPTION, etc.
OUR AGENT at MarksyiiIe, La, writes rs:
" MARKsvILLg, My 9Th, 1913.
- .Messrs Scopa g. .Mead-Gens- cosed send you
letter from Dr. DuaDy, Graduate OF Medicine and of
most skifnl Physicians, tefying The remarkable
effects OF Wistar Balsam in his own Practice tie stands
high among the Profession here. and has extensive
practice. ISignedJ u. A. STEVENS"
" Dear Sir promised to inform OF the result of my
trial of Wstar's fskam of Wild Cherry upon Mrs NJ
In relieved her congb and her General health wa 50 pch
improved that she ancied herself entirely cured and
trfrv mn adrics she dis oniinued the OF il and all
other remedies and recommended singing the Catholic
Church The OF this she had return Of
splitting OF blood She as n0u hummer. using he Bnisam
was also used twice in Ms M family fof Group, with
informed reieoed three hours after taking three
doses. The other little girl less Violently affected. was
relieved by taking dose Before further.
wish to try this medicine in other and on ote patients
" Yours, etc. lSigned] b. DULAsY NJ d."
Remember
There base Counterfeit this article sod as genuine by
unpnn pl' dealers in medicine IN this city l. pqrpors to
come from Phadelphia coareIy put up and bears the
name of WIsTARs BALsAM" IL Is OF recent origin and
endeavored sod the reputation OF the genuine and
original prep Beware OF IT you Will be lmpo.ed
Signature sigma m Of saN6FoRD PARK on the engraved
wrapper around each bottle and sold in this city by
SCUVIL l. MEAD, li3 Chartre st.
Between Cont and st. Louis sts.
SOLE GENERAL AsEsTs for the Southern States
N B.-We have no Agents in this city. jail
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Louisiana Interior.

The River at Baton Rouge, although ''brm- full, -
continues to rise, and serious apprehensons are
entertained of an overflow.
AFFRAY.-Joseph Mechio was killed in Shreve-
port on the 25th ult., by J. Dougherty.
Bayou PLAoUEMINE.-The water of this bayou,
says the Southern Sentinel of the LIST inst, has at
length risen to such height being within few
inches Of the top of the Levee in many Places
that serious apprehensions entertained that the
embankment will give way in some spots, which
would cause much damage to planters.
WHARF Boar SUBTITLE steamer Mohawk,
on the 10th ult. ran into and sunk the wharf boat
belonging to Messrs. S. Pennington & Son, at Lake
Providence. Almost all of the goods and freight
in the boat at the time were saved, but in dam
aged condition. Loss about $500.
MYsTERIoUs-PRoBABLE MURDER.-The body
of man was discovered some days ago, about
seven or eight miles distant from Natchitoches, on
the road leading to Fort Jesup in a state of decay
too shocking to contemplate. Itseems to have been
that of some traveller, who, supposed to have
money, was enticed away in the woods, and
murdered.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-05

was sitting up, receiving with quiet dignity the
caressess of his friends, when Adeline's mother
came running up stairs and throwing herself upon
her knees before him, and clasping him affection
ately in her arms, laid her cheeks upon his rough
head ard wept.
He's a dirty animal madam" said the gentle
man, who could forget her former sighting re-
marks. He'll make your peisse in such state !
Beside he may be mad -
She cast up her eyes with an expression OF meek
reproach. They were very fine eyes. and think
he felt it, for his features softened Immediately.
",Oh, pray, pray, give him to me-! she earn
estlv entreated.
Give Lion to you =! " he exclaimed, in derision
Why, what would you do with him! | will tell
you You'd pet and pamper the poor beast till he
was eaten up disease, and nervous as fine lady
No, no; you'd better give little Adeline to me-
Lion and could take much better care of her than
you CAM
"Perhaps so, SIR she replied, with the gentle
manner that had come over her since the accident;
g but still | could not spare her. She is my only
child, and am widow
&c must CO., muttered the gentleman to himself
Whew! Has not The immortal Weller assured us
that one widow is equal to twenty five ordinary
women! 1t IS not safe-morally safe-to be in the
same boat with her''
He walked away. But who can wreste against
fatee When the boat returned to london Bridge, |
saw him carrying Adeline ashore, and the pretty
widow leaning on his arm They had long con-
versation all the way home! And when he had
put them into the cab they had another chat through
the window, terminating with promise to come
early"
What could all this mean, He looked after the
cab till it was out of sight.
Z" | think she has got rid of her nerves" he OBJ
served to himself. "What a charming creature
she is without themi''
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3sl3:}i3N eS53;S!
THE GREAT REMEDY


For Rheumatism, Go,t, Pam an the Side, HIP,
Back, Limbs and Joints, Scrofula, King EU't,
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and all Fired Pains uhateuer.
Where this Plaster is Applied Pain Cannot Exist
r{HESE fLASTERS posses the advantage Of being put
up in al tight boxes-hence they re ain Their full virtues
in all climates We have just received the following esti
monal from G. G. Sellers eminent lawyer IN successful
practice in Wilcox county, Alabama He gentlemen
high standing and whose influence has great weight
CAMDEN Ala. Nov. Oath, Is4s
- Messrs. Seoul e. .Head- Gentlemen Having been
requested what has been the result of
in the use of your Hebrew Plaster cheeruly comply by
saving that found be heretofore
an Invaluable med cine 10 different of my family
have applied the Plaster to Chronic Sores Tumors and
Pains and has failed to afford instant relief have
also Used with good effect upon person the
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Respectfully, etc, c. G. SELLERS"
Beware of Counterfeits and Base limitations.
CAUTION he subscribers the only General Agents in
the Outhen Stat for the sale of this truly valuable Plaster
and in order to prevent purcbaers being imposed upon by
Counterfeit article sold in this city and elsewhere for the
genuine they invite particular attention to the following
marks of the genuine:
1. The genuine is put in smooth engine. turned bot
toned boxes. not sodered IN.
The genuine has the engraved head of Jew David
the directions around he box with accompanying Record OF
Court to f. Taylor Rochester
SCOVlL MEAD 1i3 Chartres street,
Between Cont and St Louis sts
SOLE GEsRRAL AeESTs for the Southern States. jail
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NEW RLEANS:
%
MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY S, 1s4o
Havana

Havana.
BY the brig Salvatore, from Havana, arrived at
this port yesterday, have received papers to the
26th ult, but find that they contain nothing of
Importance.
EL Redactor de Cuba speaks of valuable mines
of argentiferous lead, which had been discovered
last December, at Hongolosongo, about nine leagues
from Cuba, and two and half from the coast
The result of an examination shows IS ounces of
silver for every of ore and 80 per cent of lead
These promise to be more lucrative than the far
famed copper mines.
A railroad is in contemplation from BanagGises
TO Macagua, and thence to Sierra Morena, and
Sagua la Grande.
The long drought which has prevailed through
out the island, has been succeeded by numerous
and destructive fires.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-05

iSenate.-In the Senate. on the 29th ult.. memo.
rails presented fop the abolition of slavery in
the District of Columbia, and in favor of cheap
postage. The select Committee on the California
State Bill, reported bill admitting California as a
State at once, and providing for the admission Of
should warrant it. The Bill to extend aid to the
project for the construction of railroad to the
Pacific was taken up, and an amendment offered.
The subject was made the special order for Mon
day next. The Panama Railroad Bill also
brought forward. Mr.. Douglas offered a substitute,
which was postponed until the following day. The
Indian Appropriation Bill was discussed, motion
to postpone ii to take up the Postage Bill having
been lost The bill to establish Branch Mint at
New York. was made the special order for the first
Friday in February. The Military Academy appro-
priation bill was matured and passed.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-05

OF Mr.. Walsh, the Paris correspondent of the
Living Age, gives the following interesting account
of the late Presidential election:
The peasantry of the interior marched to the
polls with their Napoleon tickets at the end of cleft
sticks and drums beating in many districts, when
asked about their choice, they answered; We do
enough of the republic" 'Well them" they were
told, If you do not want the republic, vote for
Bonaparte'' Yesterday asked the worthy tailor
whom have employed for many years, and who is
an officer in the National Guards, how he voted.
For Napoleon, to be sure" When he perceived
that was not edited, he added Possibly it was
stupid on my part; but, in truth, could no longer
bear with this cursed republic Such was the
feeling Of the bourgeoisie in general.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-05

TRE YELLOW FEVER AMONG THE ENGLISH
TRooPs AT BARBADoEs.-A letter from Barbados,
which we find in the Quebec Gazette, dated Nov
2sth gives some further particulars of the ravages
of the yellow fever among the English troops at
that station. 1t appears that the Royal Artillery
lost Is out of IS men the Goth Regiment lost five
officers and 40 men. Among the officers were the
Paymasler and Adjuant, who were father and son,
and melancholy to relate, on the same day and in
the same grave, were buried husband, wife, and on
the following day the daughter The I'D lost three
officers and "a men. The messes were broken up
and medical men were sent for from other regiments.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-05

LARGE FEE.-Mr. Webster, says the Boston
Post, receives as a fee onehird of the head tax
that Massachusetts, has to refund to importers of
immigrants by the decision of the United States
Supreme Court against the constutionality of such
a tax nv State
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-05

AUCTION DUTIEs.-The auctioneers of the city
of New York paid to the State last year S1OS $40 SO
in duties The largest amount was paid by Mr..
L. NJ Hoffman, S2l IT'S IS.
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a- Mr.. Clay, and Gov. Floyd of Virginia, were
lately constituted life members of the Orphan Asy-
lum at Alexandria, Va.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-05

OF John LAWNS, long known as an editor and
publisher of newspapers in Mississippi, died at Her
nando on the 10Th ult.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-05

EDITORIAL CHANGE.-Dr. Rowles, of the Nash
Vile Centre State American, has given up the chair
editorial, which again devolves upon the senior
publisher, Mr.. J. III. Thompson.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-05

Dcs- John Smith, of the Circus, had benefit in
Mobile on Wednesday night. There We're more
than 1000 people in the house.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-05

OF The Philadelphia Spirit of the Times says
that six hundred thousand dollars was the full
value of all the California gold received at the U.
S. Mint in that city, up to Tuesday, the 23d ult.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-05

INUNDATIoN.-The Cumberland river is extra
ordinarily high, and its waters have inundated
large part of Nashville occasioning much suffering
to portion of the inhabitants.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-05

A LONG START-The New York Post says
person left that city on Wednesday week for san
Francisco, to overiake Capt. Frazer, who sailed
three months ago.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-05

Accommodation Donaho has been ap-
pointed by the President, Receiver of Public Mo-
news at Tuscaloosa.-Mr. Marrast has been ap-
pointed Postmaster at the same place.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-05

ns- A Mississippi paper says that Capt. William
p. Rogers, of Aberdeen, is spoken of as likely to
receive the office of Marshal of the Northern Dis
trict of Mississippi, under the new administration
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-05

Or The Steyermarkische Band is dissolved.
Five of them are now giving concerts together in
Richmond
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MARTIN HI. DEVEREUX.
MANUFACTURER OF ALL ARTICLES IN THE
Copper, Tin. Sheet.IrOn & Crate Business.

CRATES of Brass Rnsss or Berlin Iron. Of any a
STAIR and CURTAIN Rods KITCHEN FUR No
Boarding .housss Or Hotels o. iOKING STOVES, to suit
Ermes of from eight 70 one tho1ssnd by
suit Churches Halls, Public Rooms: small! do for Off
ces or Counting looms. Ship and Steamnost
sizes. and put up Bath Heaters Stills. Worms, Sugar La
dies, etc. on hand or to order. 1s -
N. B.-Buides and others in of Crates, Tin Cop.
Pipes Cutters will find 10 their advantage to call
and examine the same
Ey- All REPAIRS promptly attended to at
fy1f No. 20 Tchoupitoulas ST., New Orleans.
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s Law e ID r p OF.

To Slave Yard and Boarding House, 15o Gravier
street, second door from Carondelet
HOUSE SERVANTS and FIELD HANDS for sale
al ali times Slaves will be received board sold
favorable The building large three story BRICK
attention will be paid the health and cleanliness Of ~
slaves plaosd in this Yard n4H
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MoAL1sTER's AL1-HEA4INa OINTMENT

Restores Precipitation in the System.
lY this opens those through which Ma
- ture carries off the impurities Within and thus relieves
the body of disease 1t is thus that Consumptiou.
Fevers, Scroula Erysipeas, Asthma Salt Rheum Sick
Headache, Qninsy Sore Throat Rheumatism aid Head,
Breast Deafness Cptaneous ErapSons Sore Eyes ipfam
Piles Worms Agues Cold Feet. Liver Complaints Ulcen
and all Fever Sores: Inammaons Of every kind For sale
BY THE AGENTS, Dr. E E. HYDE. Diamonds Buildings,
Tchoupitoulas street E. C. BOLTON. Of
and Estee streets and G. N. MORRISON, IL Magazine
street. ial9 I'm
CEMENT AND PLASTER OF PARIS.
O0n BBLS. Cement and Plaster Of Paris, in store and
CSJO for sale by JOHN STROUD CO.,
ja27 LAG Common st.