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IELEGHAPHlc News PROM NEW ORLEANS
We find the following highly important intelli-
gence-at least TO come Of our ctizena-in the
New York papers
Hslry Detanlfing Case-AeqslttaI Of Michael
Nep oYleaHsi July 7.--Mr. Jackson Deplex, form
cry Teller, and but Recently elected Cashier Of
The Mechanics and Traders Bank has been dis.
covered 10 have been q deiaulter, while Teller to
iha amount Of $4,000 warrant has been
issued for his arrest His bond as Teller for
9200Q0s is solvent; but his security Ellis Clement.
now Ellis Gallelt, has been tried for forging note
ior $4,000 nj. Michael, on trial for forgery
committed in April lasI, has been aeauitied.
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The RAILROAD ACCIDENT in MICHIGAN.-The
names of the peiaons killed by the accident on the
Michigan Central Railroad On the 9Th inst, which
we noticed a day two ago, were VIM C. Ball
and his son, aged 10 years, from Chicago, and a
Mr. pVillis
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DEATH OF LEsTER.-Another actor, Lester, has
died Of cholera in New York, making, with Vache,
two from the Broadway theatre
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OPERA IN NEw YoRK.-The opera company
are giving concerts in New York, at SO cents, and
do not have as many auditora as perlormeIa.
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The HoBoKEN MURDER.-The testimony be-
fore the Coroner's jury in the case of Dunn, ar
rested for the murder Of his wife, puts different
aspect on the affair than that we copied yesterday
IRON New York paper, in which clergyman
was Implicated as a paramour Of the murdered
woman. Nothing was shown to subsanlaie that
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SFEclE.--lhe steamship Portland, arrived yes
serday from Brazoa ST. Jago, brought $4,000 in
species 70 order.
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Or Arthur Bagby Of Alabama, late Minister
70 Russia, has arrived in Washington City, where
bis family has been residing during his absence.
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THANKseIvlNc DAY.-New Hampshire is the
iirst State to appoint a Thanksgiving Day this
year The 18th Of Nov is fixed upon in that State.
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PETER's PENoE.-The collection for the Pope
at the Catholic Church in Lawrence, Mass,
amounted to 81 81.
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DT The Governor General of Canada is atill
prisoner in his own house, not daring to show
his ncae
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INMIGRATIoN-slI immigrants arrived at the
port of Philadelphia, from Europe, on the 18th
instant On the same day the ship Unicorn, with
large number of immigrants, arrived below at
the same port
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Sc THIRD Page tor CRY NEws, GO.
FRoM TExAs.-The steamship Portland, Capt.
Flace, arrived st this por yesterday having len
Bla4os Santiago On he I9sh, Iavaca On the 2lsts
and Galveston on she 22d She brought $4,000 in
specie, and the ii,lloNing passangen
PEI steamship Portland i0n Rmze 81 Jage-nIrs, Tay
81 issasren d Ioif 4sssrgeI . p Reeves. v. Garcia.
Al Afoiqnr u b Gdnsas. Ahos Gilmore y Waleton, 1,
rhaneF d fafsr 2. w knliou. X. IT. fauntleroY, G..
Daviisan H. t QsdeHs VIM rantes.
Ner y G. Georgsn and v. Garcia, pasaen-
qen on IS Portland, were robbed Of $500 on their
way fom Brownsville to the boat Five men,
annad and Disguised as Indians, attacked them on
re Point Isabel road at the same point where Mr..
RafiFis was lately robbed Il is supposed thai
they were the same party who attacked Mr. R.
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Or We are indebtsdt the Sultana for St. Louis
papers 81 the 18Th, and Cairo Delta Of the 18th.
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or We are indebted to Capt Place, Of the
alaamahip Portland. foF late Galveston papera.
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BOOKS: BOOKS :

BOOKS: BOOKS:
JUST RECEIVED and for sale By
THOS. L. w HITE, No. 8 3 Canal streef
NARRATIVE Of the United States Exploring Expedition.
Wild. Incp1tnr o he II
IMAGINARY C0NVERS ATOMS o. Literary Men and
Statemen. By Walter Savage LaHlor. In oeingo.
LIVES Of the Lord Chancel0rs Of Euglanf In vols
From the Earliest Times oil the reign Of Cory ~ By John
j. n Campbell
LARDNER'S LECTURES on Science and Art.
MACLEOD & DEWAR'S Dictionary Of lie GAELIC
LANGUAGE
HALLAM'S Constitutional History Of England.
Middle Ages.
Literature Of England
Togehr with large Of Law Medical and School
Books DzsN
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steamboat DePartures This nay.
~sEE lDgERTIsEakNTs on rHIRD PAsE.


Mobile ........... OREGON, Hiern, II A. NJ cara.
Pensacolr... .CRE OLE BroadVel n A. N. Cars
Rilor s..... MOBILE, Sutton, P. H. Cars
BILOXI ............ GEN. TAYLOR, Scott " A NJ cars
Louisville $500. AMks HEWITT, GoaIIe. , E "a
e5g~ Tho James Hewitt-Fof Louisville and all inter,
LandmgsThis will leave Foydah street wharf
THIS EVENING, Wednesday, at O'Clock, positiVeiy
Iy2s HYDE g. OGLEsBY, y Poydran St
ET- The Ship Tennessee; from NswYor Is now
dscharging Municipality where Consgngea are re-
the receipt Of er goods OF they VIII be stored
at their expense and risk. .,,.,,-.. =. -,
jylf sAML TOBY g. NEPHEW, % Camp ST.
EI- The Consignee Of IS bbs Merchandise to order,
per ship TENNESSEE from NeNYorh requested To- mae hnl-
Clerk the LeYee, at Post ;, First
Municipality. jyl7 SAML. TOBY & NEPHEW % Camp st.
e---
~ Philadelphia Engine 90. No lathe members
OF this Company hereby notified that the lines Tor absence from
fires and alarms will be strictly enforced.
jyg3 e. HI PEARSON Secretary.
~ Democrats, Attention "A Regular Meeting OF
the Louisiana Democratic Association viii be held at their Head
quarters Apollo Saloon on WEDNESDAY July 49, 1872 at half
past O'Clock, the report the Committee on Rooms and ior
other purposes. -. BY ORDER
jy2s OSCAR BRADFORD, Secretary pro tenn.
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no, 4E That fnRsTETH ''--Thsre il a plaoe Of ~.
hehment Immediately in the Of Clapp, Church vbsrs
PREPARATION se made on an extensive scale for those WHO
hunger aad hlutvids. Lunch at the Pelican IN n
ihef column explanatory.
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NV oRLEANS.
s. T2ira Page 10 CRY Nrws, g

WEDNESDAY MoRnNa. Iu1Y as ia1a
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THE GRKAT KINa o 70 GFhvisr street, has taken his ds
paituls log he Northern ties 10 Law 10 his stock Of Dry
Goods iof The Fail In the Hiean while, he is selling ont his
present stock 81 greatly reduced prices. Give him call be-
Cos Ne ela.a..
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@orreaPan0enEe 81 De @resrenL.

DiJaMyes dreiar- Rejection At he Isoish Disabilities
BWt- Weather and Cholera = Rep0rts Of TJeThs g.,
Sao5srd- Nooel lRsaraace Enterprises Death 81
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OLYMPIC THEAFAg = Performances This Evening"
Ihe hdIlne Drama Of The Dream at Sea, :" and the
falra q C.oiHe he Line"
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N well known and 0ld-established WOOD YARD.
= ~ ELLlNG and KITCHEN. formerly knows -,
q y situated a the RgOlets, the MOutheo
EsfsR o. we. feafl River, and opposite Rabbit ILL
FaaE6 ana Isght-honse, and within three hours OF
Ill., oeans' by taking passage any OF the NO
15i 99ats, or the steamboats, running 10 the Wa
races The stock of Wood hand well as The
HpponEhOI4D FURNITURE on the premises consisting
Msyssss SOFAS aogany and Maple Chars Bedsieads
!" asses MI hen Furniture, etc. etc. Will alo De SEQ
as9 FARM Of 30 OF first quality Land on habbt
ana surrounded with Levee eight teet high, well
drained, dohed and fenced twelve now under
M 1h ana sweet pOta Oes with about w mead Of HUGS
ne arm and Hogs will be sold separate y desired =
II the properly be sold private sale before the lst OF
August I89 will be sold on that day POSITIVELY at
public auction o'olack p. to the highest bidder
For farther particulars, apply the premises, or to
w. F. BISCOE. SO Camp st, NO.
~ Twelve hundred dollars year clear pr.ft, can ne
easily made on ihs OF the Wood alone, This fact will
be satisfactorily proved to any one interested, y25td
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Okra Soup; Roast Pig. gbIet sauee k7VYES
s7z7A Roast Beef and Bakedgks-45ES
A5aN ~ POtatOes: .kAlsAess-
49, Coned Reef and Cabbage; shrimp ne /.
- - p aJs5u hednsh g
Ceg biSfd an sdi4FP sBBs; S and :.
apple F5tter5 Shrimp Pie Tenderloin Trout
49, 6 II and beans; Rum 0Uelet Chicken Curry
~ NIGHT' 4 UVCL = stswed Kidneys Fried Iiv-
ef; Mu'h and Milk Fried Trioe Ham and Eggs i25
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We stfngs, Cassimeres, etc.
TT HAMBURGER 6l Camp street. received by recent ami
LIZ va splendid LOT OF tbs ab Goods Of entirely style
iseo in Paris by experienced hand aud warranted equal
any ether as'o tment IN the city. mis- Il
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PARISH OF PLAQUEMIus, Nov. 10. 1870
harry .bufy ofeeotiOn Is over "a ,hs
great delight OF our citizens but to the ~ e
lsyenkeePeH' and particularly Of that claus Or aO'o
whose unquenohable hint has been lately ds,ybsI y,
Ne purses Of some Of our liberal and generous oanddas,
AZ usual great has bsen the disappointment Of raDv ~ -
s'pian'' 70 the us fat Offices Of this parish and above an
nHs have bsqn the pieoe Of intrigue fantaced bv tb I
o. he several candidates to nauTs the election Of their a.
vones OF ell the candidates who were in the sld ~ al
lowlnE have bseh the successful Gen C. Iaooe Co
the state Senate The venerable Col B. Ronoaio mi N
W. Noise ioI the House Of Rspesentaves-tbe AFTER -
ueman 4 Is stated, Is not resident Of our parish ana T
not be allowed By his oOmpetto A. Grant IN n az M
seat In the neSt LeEiatule; G. F. Been, for ~ CO.
ihip; o. AHoyo for the RsoOrdsnhip; w. Johnson q,
ai for the AuoSsonhip; and our able and sonns,n, -
etiasn, d.. J. B. wilkinson. d. for Superintendent, y
Public schools. VI
We had, on wednesday and Thursday momipr,. t,yo
white ffOss act strong enough to inufs the eaBs - ~,
contrary, tsy viii do much good By stopping il, vesesoH
and hanisniHE ID maturity. YOuH. GLE1vrp
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A1s-e HFNAAtNNAta .-a... sl 80 3tlif g fitaf'
VTHEH 3, re Hs.te ltlis bsaa aab-
" taaea ay Jaw 81 thc nHn n hase EAets no
eli
aafla that ar1tfft
sor1 tie Gssaa shall @ The public buildings pfspsr
u4iuF q Tho Hiaiaf ai removal be irrt
dag 81 o. cfnhaf, iafa -
he renewal @ ne ae ocss beeoass Imperative, whahe th pubs
e building, gap progress Of completion, are not Il
papev situation have thought proper issue this Proclamation
q The good psnpe Of his State and Of the Union 10
ths first day Of December the Offices Of Louisiana viii
n 70 and established the Government tbc Tou
q the LEADS q pepefmsnH esPscd conform
me law ~ ia respect with little rec me pubie
interests a. poalbe and Zach Head charged the custody
q ne arqhivss and app1 Of his Office
under band and seal 81 Ofleans AZ "a
r. 18th day Of November 1872 and Of The ndepe9ienee N,
By the GoveSrnoS. % ISAAC JOHNSON.
CHAS GAYARRE. Secrsiary Of State MA itoNW
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asnEeIa.

o. The steamship Falcon left last evening for
Chagres, via Havana, with the following pas
sshgels
sgags-l .gslla, 4 p Jacobs, A. A. Fsbns, VIM
Eef t,d7rts-ilfs ~. y. Wight, Ms 8, Cfgok aud
"a. puaial HqfaeY. Mn, simgsou, Col l., De
Qr y fnHt'in DE u u Jones' Mn u Whitman Dr
James aleakliaI NlfllIr d. CluFkson. James Warren III
fsse9 Fist John p. Coleman, Arthur Conner
u1ni1 Honey. y. H. Whippo and two nlheu Az Hunter
gnisI, Aghnr Joyles. J, a. Dudley, John Able d.
aasp VIZ tam Pickering, Hugh Lynch nefnari Molief.
ieg, So1a ~ Phllips. q y Mclelln. William James AL
qnl'ia lsiin gliin Anlernoti, Gideon Fetfnson AZ.
aaN toilinss p1illem ALqu. QwsR Gdbbou, William III
y ll lin Thee k.nk, tauald Z. AHhsia Jane Njebeis
hse naoaeagk rsgss j. Al sssaa u q II R3s I1t1
p Story 81 Il. tt.on L.zaTui FINER Miohsei Iasspb
Mffnn No1ls Samuel Cilo1ts fbs,a- f1tii.iF ~ ~
dantsTi lchaal H1nleY. h M nayl1 d III I.anss-i.is
5sla y fisetllni s96n 3. FlskH. YqashlFion Josss,
sullivan, art n G0llsieias and bsT. III s I,Ss'
aoE4s ill y NJ hrsadosq. G. w Nblsna Patrick Diiio5
oeag Gsgssf, john eaS. William MeConote AbIsban1;
eiii.s then44 Lynch Z Hara 81 d. Dudley Io,Ti5
Sgets !esqn 9illd, Alfred Vas William B. Simons jchH
AepIai Nilam IsndseY sisuhen 81 TooF IN sienisS "a
1901 b, q. q. Toof g. W, Mafhswa, r. H. Mathew.
puheH Jacob sehan, tsoTEs Vaales Aler ri NsSlsn 0
lanes lchan, John A. Wiliap John Fsrfier fssosss ~
tl55 sliy q sieyens, p CIowell WI n Powell
Hume, 4chn !. '1ooka John Housion Josiah Vgbiis
See = issqi7,d, e; a. HaIda, J. 81. GTaes. James s.
Aeosa CqaNaN fnnklih CONWAY, Ro6srt Brown, JS6a
Sonaei 1lae y. LenuuT, Jenes EkFl8 MI Gilbert 81 ri
lohH .cl, Mcdaniel. AisIsndsf ssmii IS TbsrR
quo e ~ 4oiins, Jumbo Hauadeu, Goy. John Rfit.
81 M 9sse.g Aelly, 9qo.h, Michael pgrkn. -A
" danii'qas 4. Lapape. P. N. TiYalieT. -
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RaPiaes.-In this parish the vote for Auditor
stands-BOrdelon 352 Ledoux, 5ls. Congress
Ogden, 3SS; Morse, j2l Jackson and Gill arc
elected to the House of Representatives and Leckie
is elected Sheriff.
st. Landyy.-The vote for Auditor in St. Ian.
dry is-BOrdelon, 1886 Ledoux, 442. Congress-
Ogden, 92si Morse, 545 81. State senate-Tatman,
929i Lewis, 56l Three wings are elected to the
House Of Representatives.
s. MartiH.-The majority for Ogden in this
parish is llS.
-Notchitoehes-The vote for Ogden is 81 for
Morse, SIS.
Sa6ine.-ogden, PSI Morse, 263.
Caddo--Ogden, POS; Morse, 3l1 For Senate
Wood (whig) 335 Phillips (dem) 3Os3 House
GEORGE (whig) $50 Gregg (dem) 3lf.
Inc following are the returns as far as received
nj nrad d, a..
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Fashionable Millinery and Dress Making
No ST Canal straet

NJ ks BLA lh is opening her splendid rnen Of Mil
81 nneI{ 1ojs Of the latest style Every variety Of ~
straw and sik Bonusts, Vevets, Feathers owsrs Rib e.
oon ete al o'dera strictly after ded oomplstsd
as the snaftfst possible notice MIA In
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D LEY'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
The Original and Only Genuine.


NO COMPOUND
HAS ever been discovered that of the Qualities
Of this famous Remedy Almot daily IVA hear Of new and
heretofore unknown virtues discovered by is application
new dsease9or it il remarkable fact that mnny of lis
effects are known only fem accident. or experiment So
deep has beent science Of Mr.. HENRY DALEY, the
Inventor so admirable the combination of its ingredients
that found suited 10 relieve almost every ailmen to
which the lame Of man subject Let US enumeats some
Of the peculiar qualities Of this remedy:
FirSt.-lt will within five minutes from ls applicaton
TemOye the pain from the seyerest BURNS, SCAIDs or
BLlSTERS 1t will also the pain aud cue GOVT
TlC-DOLOREUX, PILES, RHEUMATISM SORES
or SWELIINGS
SeoORd-ln Of BURNS if applied immediately
will preserve life matter how severe may be the iBury
unless vital part be burned aad lis immediate application
will prevent any blister and consequently or in
Illumination.
TRird-It will heal Buui or Wounds, Ulcen or Sores
of any kind, WITHOUT SCAR.
F6Hrth-It neuTaizes and destroys POISON from Plants
Reptiles Insects. or Rsbid animals.
FUh,-It will, wherever apple !, prevent MORTIFICA
TON; and in old wounds where modification has com.
menced it will the disease and the wound even
where flesh has already dropped away, it will restore the
part to is natural state.
Si1h-If BROKEN LIMBS, when set, be well wrapped
up in the Saye Inflammation, Swelling or Pain can
occur and the bones unite and become strong with
ishiug rapidly.
SeUsRh-When the Bowels are painful or iniianed the
Extractor, if well rubbed upon them, III aIod relief and
cause movement when castor OIL iaap and all other
medicines have failed.
EiglthIts perfectly safe in all uasest never can
do harm-ths system will absorb than is pecssary
to repair it. II will not conflict with any medicines that
may be taken internally
We have not space in this publication euumeras all the
diseases cured by
DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR,
but shall ubiOiu few testimonials Of its value selected
from the thousands in our possession from all Of the
country.
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Dear Strs About week since. whilst woa,ing nj nv
u4le cut my loot IN bad and dangerous way Tbs
whole D oil We adze entered the top of my foot inst below
me nstep. ne wound began 10 nflame and continued So
70 uo nhu became much alarmed. ] used Britain oil
purpose. ~ Foia' Nu' OIL 70
then commenced the use of
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
anu N es han ten minutes the pain and Inflammation be
gar 70 suDsde, and has now entirely left me-
can confidently recommend Daieyis Magical Pain w
tractor as being superior TO anything have sysT sse ia
iOf removing pain or inflammation ''
I'D; am ahp carpenter By trade and shall be willing to les
ny y lhe virtues Of this Salve at a times when necessary
are ,sae on Fisnkn Avenue at No. ISL where can give
YOUs truly,
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GZ-The Pensacola Gazette saws that ON Thurs
day afternoon. the sth there was A small row AT
that place among portion of the crew of the Rari-
tan who were on liberty" Some few of them
got into difficulty with the barkeepers of Mr..
Ponss house, pistol was fired and one Of the sail
ors wounded, his comrades Immediately came to
his assistance, broke into the house and DESTROYED
every thing they could lay their hands on.
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EXTRAORDINARY AFFAGR.-A late P,lm,,r,
Vlo) wing publishes strange report in regard to
the death OF two children Of Mr.. Michael Bright,
residing about four miles from Philadelphia, in
Marion county One was girl about thirteen, the
other boy about ten years of age. They left home
IN the afternoon for the purpose of gathering nuts
Not returning at night the neighborhood was
aroused and search made but it was not until next
morning that their bodies were found in the F,Li,,s
bottom-a mile from their fathers bouse-yv;tb
their threats cut postscript states it as the zen.
eral opinion Of those who had seen the bodies that
the children were killed by some wild animal
The threats, together with other parts of the bodies
were much mangled
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ORLEANS TINT No 800, I. o. OF RRCHABfTEs-RT.st,
ene other Monday evening ct Pelican Hall cOrnst or 81
nltaed 90 the 18th Of November By the q n 10 serve
aunHE the present quarter ending the gt Tent Rght
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Two MURDERS IN New HAvEN.-Mr. Charles
Smith and his wife, aged English couple ,whobad
been the sole occupants of the solitary house on the
brow of East Rock, New Haven, were found few
days ago horribly butchered, few rods from their
house. They had been missing for three or four
days. Their table indicated preparation for guests,
as there were four plates on it over an extin.
guished fire hung pot of corned beef Whoever
the guests may have been, they WERE without
doubt the murderers. The murder was committed
for plumber, the premises showing signs of having
been searched, Mr., Smith was over eighty wears
OF age, and had served many years in the army of
the Duke Of Wellington.
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letters q Lasso" They contain, besides Cali
fornan news, an interesting account Of late events
il Gle Sandwich Islands, as well facts illustra-
tive Of the present condition Of those islands Per
haps the opnions Of Lasso, in regard to the mis-
sionaries are too strongly expressed. This, how
ever, may be owing to the source from which our
correspondent derived his information.
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GOstipeness
b, CONSTELLATION on THE RnmrIs

Or, CONSTIPATION OF THE BOWELS
THE PAIN EXTRAo TOR
the 1uTest safest and certain remedy for this dSeass
will positively give relief the Won't cases. and even after
all the old remedies have failed Persons have frequently
called at our office with HstOnishment upon their faces
aung that they had uaed the ointment for other diseases
upon parts Of their bodies the bowels and that co
plous movement had resulted from it, This result will al
ways follow thorough rubbing Of the Extractor npou the
bowels when they oOstve Let the experiment be ed
II perfectly safe and in instance can the Pain E1
tractor do harm.
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Blank Books, Paper and Stationery


y b STEEL, IA Camp street.
Respectfully iaion bis numerous thU civ pd .s
w that he reenEng very large and N
al kinda Of blank Boo Paper and Stationery would call the
attention Of merchants dsdleri to the following Vel Of articles
which he oilers for 5ae at the lowest cash prices;
Account Books,
Aedgerh Journals Day Books Invoice Books Order Hooks Letter
Book Cah and Sales Books blue and white oya or laid paper
y Russia and plain binding Of variety half bound Lsdgs
Blu Books the various approved FORMS with houl printed
heads Receipt Blank Memorandum and Cpbsrng Bools Pocket
Letg'rs, Pass BoH, lndeEes Pocket Books Promssory Note
dook Bills Of Exchange Blank Duught Book. elegantly engraved
autographed and printed Book Of The best copying paper Bills
LAdng Check Books All The Banks be oy Dsak Portfolios
Writing Casts Log Boohs Ship Receipt Books forms
Ship Steamboat and Dy Receipts, Diaries Day Memorandum
Books; Cotton Welghara' and Yard Clerk Books
BIaml6ss
Letter and folio post Bills Ladng Bills Of Exchange Promssoy
Notes an Dra' together with description Of mercantile and
Paper
Cap Tor retailing and country ade; prime Of the
most approved Manufactures ruled and plain eoosd fancy
paper ' all kinds sizes and qualities Drawing Paper all sizes
qualities; BrTo BOaIds, do.
Playing Cards.
Patent Ivory suriace Playing Card superhno Eagle Henry
VIII Decatur Merry Andrew, Highlander French and Spanish
- All descriptions Of Fancy and Printing CarlS.
Steel Pens.
Pey's medium, fine extra fne popts do and
India RubberPsns GlottS Vetors, Prince Albert Commercial
nnd all his other Pens
kE- Quilts Of all kinds and qualities
Pencils.
Refined prepared black lead Drawing PEI ellis various DEGREES Of
hardness CrpyOnH, Brushes, Paints and Colors.
...,Aso. ..
States all kinds ivory aud bone Folder Waters and sesng
Wa1 black and coloTed Inks and Powders Motto Seal. and
Letter stamps kogess flee Cutlery comprising
tenye assert nent Of every useful in this line that the ngen
y man has invented that the wants Of the community r9n
AL who buy to sell again, supplied the possible prices
MA ''4P l." J. B. STEEL, "a Camp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-14

You've ADvENrUREn.--A Newburvport
talass9 paper mentions that boy Of "A years Of
age, son q widow in that town, secreted himself
On board Of the ship Ark, and is now on his way to
California. The boy left home without clothes or
money lared, like bis seniors, BY the golden tales
Of California Rismothsr thought he was at school
when he thus set out on his travels.