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STOP HERE $500 FORFEIT.
NO. ID C.dRONDELET STREET,. Sign Of the
.Esculapian Statue
RR- LEROY'S and PELETIER'S (of Paris) Com
IL POUND SPECIFICS and ANTI. VENEREAI MIxTUREs

Tor the cuTe of GoDOrrhea.
elect. Structures, Venerea
diseases, etc. etc.
CntirIng research, traveI
and labor, combined to the
advantages afforded by an
extensive and diversified
practice. have enabled the
above named celebrated
physicians to make various
highly important discover
les in the healing art.
In offering these prepare.
tons to the human family.
Doctors Leroy and Peletiei
fearlessIy hazard the asser.
ton that they are not only
not surpassed, bnt une.
dualed, either for their
curative properties or for
mildneSs, safety and Ger.
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Be EAsY-A French gentleman, totally unac-
quainted with our language, being introduced into
circle Of young ladies and gentlemen of the west,
after the usual compliments had passed, seated him
self beside beautiful young lady, and being de-
prived of the satisfaction of conversing with her,
he seized her by the hand, and began to evince, by
his looks, the emotion Of his heart. She requested
him to be easy, which he installing for the French
word baisez kiss me) began kissing her TO the great
mirth Of the company The consequence was, that
the ladies came to the unanimous determination al
ways to say "be easy" to Frenchman.
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-NOTICE,

ITO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAL DIS
Il EASES-The reputation Of the writer well estab-
het that all that to those who have been
unfortunate have contracted any othose dread
tu diseases known and called Secret Diseases any part of
tnelr various forms is that the writer after success
tu practice OF confined strictly Venerea
Diseases and Diseases of the Blood (havng treated
evsd many hundreds who were past all hope, many of
without RECEIVING any benefit is enabled to offer posi-
unfortunately afflicted this short advertisement they
would do well to call at No SO CusToMHoUsE STREET.
fits Of the subscribers long and successful experience.
ni5u B. F. MULLEN Sc Customhou.e st
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EOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED
Knowing the extreme hazard which strangers run in
consulting Physicians for the cure of private Diseases
such cases deem to be nothing but an act OF
kindness towards the unfortunately afflicted well sheer
Justice to DIR. MULLEN, No. SO CUsTOMHoUsK STREET,
70 state that in the 1876 sorey afflicted syph
lis, IN It's worst and most appalling FORM and tor several
months together under the best medical practice
could obtain in New Orleans without being benefit.
ted-ndeed grew worse. At length heard of Dr. Null
lens great reputation. applied to him, and to my great
Joy in three weeks he restored perfect health Sub.
scnbed New Orleans. Jan. Z, 1S47.
MIST SAMyJEL RORERTSON
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kgIS5i!l;I S B S!IXE

Inc Great American Remedy
for Lung Complaints and all Affections of the
nm Respiratory Organs,
The Best Remedy eUer k,aomn 10 Ma, FIR Co,gbs
Asthma, Colds, Group, Bronchitis. Bleei;ng Of
TIE Lungs, Influenza, Difficulty of BreatbSnS
LaUer Affections, Pain or Weakness of III
Breast or Side, First Stages of Consunpt;on etc
OUR AGENT at MarksyiIle, La writes us:
-. s,,ssxs S.uy q MARksvILLE, May 9th, 1s4s.
letter from Dr Dulany Graduate of Medicine and one OF
most skful Physicians estifyng to the remarkabe
effects OF Wsars Balsam in his own pHice. He stands
practice. lSignedl G. A. STEvENsv
Dear Si-l promised to inform you of the result of INV
trial Of Wstar's Balsam of Wild Cherry upon Mrs NJ
improved that she ancied herself entirely cured and con-
trery to adcice she discontinued the of it and All
other remedies and recommended her singing in the Catholic
Church The consequence of this she had return Of
splitting Of blood She is houerer. using ke BaLsam
was also used twice in Mrs Ms family for Group, with
the happlest results Once in Uioient ease which
am informed rGs reieped an three hours after taking three
doses The other, little girl less violently affected
relieved by taking dose Before writing you further
wis 10 Try TINS medicine in other and other patients
foars ETC., ISigned] BsDULAsY. M d."
Remember
There base Counterfeit of this article sold
unpnneplsd dealers in medicine in this city, IT purpos
come from Philadelphia coarsely put up and bears the
name of 'WIsTARs BALsAM" Its of recent origin and
endeavored to be sold on the reputation OF the genuine
original preparation Beware of it, will be imposed
signature Of SANFORD PARK on lie enefaSe ee
wrapper around each bottle and sold in this city ONLY by
scoVRL a,l MEAD aI, ING ils G q rest a.
SOLE GENERAL AsKNTs for the Southern States
N-Bs-We have no Agents in this city. fy20
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N ANcH ANCHORS AND CHAINS,
- u CHAIN CABLES, from Il to IL inch in store
sizes OF the above will be constantly receyipr and n,
saie Dy SAML. LOCKE and Front Ievea "
JAS Between Customhouse end BieuyiIle sts
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MARTIN III. DEVEREJJN-
MANUFACTURER OF ALL ARTICLES IN THE
Copper, Tin, Sheet-IrOn q Crate Business.

rRATES OF Brass, Russis or Berlin Iron, of any q
~ pattern OF size e sgit the Fire PLACE g, Mantsl. 81
STAIR and CURTAIN Rods, KITCHEN FUR ND
NITURE in general. Kitchen RANGES, for W.
Boarding houses or Hotels. COOKING STOVES. to suit
M. H. D. Plain and Bronzed PYRAMID STOVES. to
suit Churches Halls. OF Public Rooms Small Do or Off
from No. to g. for coal or wood. ST0VE-PIPE of all
Sizes and put up Bath Heaters Stills, Worms, Sugar La
dies, etc., on hand or to order.
H.B.-Builders and others in want of Crates, Tin, Cop
Pipes Cutters, will find to their advantage to call
and examine the same.
xV- AL REPAIRS promptly attended to at
fy1 No. 20 Tchoupitoulas ST., New Orleans.
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FOR FEMALES AND MALES.

ID GREATfVE ELixiR.MThs IS the only actual Iems-
dy discovered for impotency, General Debility Noe
habits many the recently recommended
Tor the same complaints worthless limitations which its
into the market The medical faculty Of Europe and the
h IN ae are in their Ell, 9s OF
in single instance that has been authenticated
pound for the purposes The nature of the ladies
the publication CT certificates of cures Of the question:
the proprietor could produce host of the most conclusive
was not accidentally Obtained but IS firmly based upon its
positive and apparently miraculous virtues; In all directions
would not have but for this extraordinary prepare
ton And equally potent in the many diseases for which
the price of the Juno Cordial because the trash thathas
been thrown in the market in opposition to it sold cheaper
ought to be much deaer of the ingredients which
compose among coe things in nature whereas
ney and less in merit We assure the reader that The utmost
reliance may be placed in the Juno Cordial in the of
low viz Loss of Muscular Energy, Physical Lassitnde
and General Prostitution, !Taby and all Nervous Alice
corrha Whites and Flaor Abo: and every disease in
way connected with the disorder of the Provocative
relief and used directed is almost certain to produce
positive and permanent Persons about marry, if
should take this CORDIAL as will infallbly restore
health and vigor in brief period and where want of off
beneficial results may be anticipated with confidence 1t is
of priceless value to those without offspring 1t has taken
IT may become known
It also possesses the unvaed qualities of curing incpent
patients who have our delightful climate for the esto
ration OF their health and the result is that medicine has
been added to the catalogue for the of ncpen
To spread wide the blessings Of this medicine have ap
pointed Messrs JUDSON CO., of the city of New York,
the United States of America sole gents for its SALE
and none can be genuine unless it comes through them.
Naples, July 18th, 1915 ~ -.-,-,-'-1'
Sold ONLY N New Orleans at SO PoYDRAs STREET:
w lun
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s L. AV e ID E-P OF.

~ Slave Yard and Boarding-H House 15o G1ayier
street, second door from Carondelet.
HOUSE SERVANTS and FIELD HANDS for sale
at all times Slaves will be recey ed on board or sold
On ternn The building large threestoy brick
house, and very 0mm0dous Slave Depot. Particular
attention will be paid to the health and cleanliness Of ali
Nsn Yard. aft
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NOTICE.

r1vHE subscribers have need their arrange. ~
i ments for extended business than thatNlA
% hitherto done by the old house. Our stock -
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS
5SUkaIcAL INSTRUMENTS AND PERFUMERY,
embracing rs intend it shall, every article needful
the Heads OF Families Planters and Country Dealers will
not By excellence Of quality reasonabeness OF
price by any 9th sr house in the trade: while
GENERAL PATENT MEDICINE AGENT,
ode be addressed with confidence and certainty
OF having them properly and faithfully attended to, not
viousy experienced in this place.
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Naples, July 18th, 1848.
Sold ONLY IN New Orleans at SO POYDRAS STREET
in Mobile, by R. Joseph Tucker TVS Two

CON So MPTION CURABLE.
"SOME reader will ask What is it possible to repro
~ duce Lungs that gone? - Certainly not But a
cicatrse 6, may form and the patient will andra
% years experience in the Medical Profession (see Diplomas
at t,, hls oice.) attends daily to DISEASES OF THE
Asthma Splitting Of Blood Sore
ness of the Chest Hectic Flush Pain the Chest Colds
bronchitis, Night Swea and other Diseases of Debility
(see Testimonials in the Daily Crescent jan 18th IS49)
References given to patients in this city.
Dr. L. will take pleasure in examining the Chest and his
rst consultation Free at 70 Circus street. between Per-
QlddO tree AN
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FURNITURE, FURNITURE!
Wnolesaie and Retail Furniture Warehouse

I'HE Subscribers have constantly on band tho mos, Nv
tensve assortment of Furniture CONSISTING ~ 4ars
a BUREAUS, DINING and CENTRE -
w. TABLES, SOFAS, ARMOIRS. ORES
HF1SING CASES. LOUNGES, OTTO 7ezst4s7
=, mans; CHAIRS, BEDsTEADs, LOOKING
GLASSES, DESKS, Etc. etc. TT CITY and Conntru
Dealers requested to give call before pulchasn
elsewhere our stock at all times large and complete
Ttters from the Country also requested TO call and
examine stock, determined not to be beat in
prices by any other house in the city.
ja3 McDUFF FLINT & CO, rs Magazine st
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At MY SAl.ES-ROOM may be found few cases of
"A fine Moeskin Hats; very handsome Silk =
STabsnd BLACK fashi9nsble B; B. Russia. Califor ~
ct Of coored and clear Leghon Hats and few superior
Panamas All OF which Just received and for sale low
for cash approved paper VIM. BOOTH Halter
mhl6 corner of Gravier and Tchonniionlas Sta
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RAN AWAY

NvHE BOY DANIEL. ssed about 90: complexion n.
copper color; feet 8ots inches high; stout built ~
ana inchned 70 be bald. A suitable reward viii be-
srssT Howl 81 FORD. II 81. Ch.u., r1.ss.
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$50 REWARD
W1L be given for the apprehension of the Boy JIM,
w who absconded from the subscriber the 9th AZ
december last The boy is about IA of age, dark ~
gne complexion. high cheek bones. rather lengthened/
vsage, and Is sprightly and intelligent M
G2 RICHARD TERREI,I, is and Banks A rcade
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g NCING ADEMY,
18 Carondelet, between Canal and Common s,

= d n " Q 7 " e a Q a d ii M
10 Carondelet, between Canal and Common SITS.
CONVICTED IN THE LATEST PARTISAN
~ STYLE-Mr. P. CLISSEY has the honor to ana
inform hH friends and patrons of this city, that 800
having returned from his late tour in Paris he has
Da%GSS gM N.Y. ' I 1sin hs ant
WALTzEs, P9LKAs. VALsE a DEUx TEMPS, yALsE A
and elegant DANCES that. yet have not come ont
Days for Children; Mondays and Thursdays Mr. G. will
gentlemen. He has also re6pened his
Acade in Lafayette,
Corner of st. Andrew and Camp Streets for the accom-
mediation of ladies and children who reside distance ol
the City Days of Glasses in Lafayette Tuesday and Friday
be opened for them from until 10 o'clock evening in
ths week particularly Tor those who Wlsh to perfect them
them dance Quadres in the course of month and
to enable gentleman present himself with ease and
gance in any Ballroom. fy8 I'm
sY Satisfactory evidence can be shown from many gen.
teen who favored him with their patronage last season.
EY Dizziness of the head in Waiting entirely cured
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A FIRST CLASS STEAMBOAT. .mea- ~
IA sures 165 feet-lS3 feet on deck % feet
beam. with six feet hold, has three forty inctls =
boilers Is feet long two twenty inch cylinders feet
inches water and viii carry 460 tons freight Is only
year and nine months old hercabins furnished in excel
lent STYLE and well found in respect For further par
ticnlas apply to
Ola if HVnE a. 0CT ESpX
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Extract from letter received from MI n w Harris.

Gsnfienenl have cured negro Sarsapa
Ha who attacked with scroua family
Yours, Truly, N. w. HARRIS
Fredericks Hail. Va July H. s48. - "
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~ For safe in .Neso Orleans Jy the AGENTS
fy21 If VAN ZdNDT e. 90 II ST CHARLES 81
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PuMPS AND DATHINQ APPARATUS SO.
TuIIN MCCARTHY Plumber, No 1874 Campstreet
d New Orleans, has Just received new and large a.
% Of sa GoG.' xsrSC C aet Fgsss and
Bathing fubs and SHOWER Baths Also laying and repair.
and Steamboat work promptly put up and repaired. All
derspromptly atepdedto
~ Chafees moderate uhAIv
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SPANISH LANGUAGE

No. is Exchange alley. the ST. Louis Exchange.
PRIvATE LESSONS given during the Day Night.
TRANSACTIONS from English. French, Portuguese OF
Italian Spanish French. Spanish Italian OF Portu.
guese into Eengish done shortest notice. fy16 6m
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- Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail by A. BIS d.
SANDS Druggists and Chemists 100 Fulton street. corner
of William, New York Sold also by Druggists generally
throughout the United States and the Canadas Price 81
per botte-sx bottles SIS. mh24 IN
AzINE STREET; H. KENNEDY g. FYT,ZPATRICK,
SSneeessors to AndreD Okt1er e. Ca. Corner BIEN
VILE AND CaARTREs STREETS ". J.4RVIS d. CO.,
CORNER OF CoMMoN AND MAGAZINE STREETS: L. j
pFFIf HO. .Jr- and f. p ~ 80. |iI-g1s
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HATS AND GAPS.

L ROBERTSON 81 CO., No. 81 CANAL STREET has
y received per recent arrivals from New York and ~
Paris complete assortment of Gentlemen snperine -
sd Nurs HATS, latest styles. Also; Infants. Boys
rety together with large assortment of ali kinds of Straw
HATs found in markets. such as Panama, Leghon
mSeachy Canada Straw, Pedal Patent and Jenny Lind
HATS Chdrens fancy trimmed Leghorn Rice Pearl etc
All Of which we respectfully offer to friends and the
public on the reasonable terms wholesale and retail
a. a. the the FASHIONABLE Ash HAT and CAP STORE, No.
NH 2un
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY

NTHOLESALE purchasers to call and examine my very
w large stock of HATS and GAPS in store, and -
constantly receiving by every arrival from New -
York, direct from mandatory in New "a
ark N. ]. can sell cheaper than any other house in
the city, and there cannot be foam in New Orleans
better assortment of those articles have present in store
500 dozen Of black, white and pearl BUENA VISTAS of
fur and wool. JOHN DURBRIDGE,
fy12 2S Customhouse st., up stairs
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oRoo s AK aT M AMR G HAS, sWARE,
COUNTRY MERCHANTS and City Re- alters ce1
- will find at the sign of the GREAT PITCHER, Nh
81 amp Street near Grayier of the largest stocks T1
Of QUEENS w ARE ever imported into the *
United States all Of superior qualify latest pattern and
shapes Assorted Crates for Country Trade
Also, Debenture Goods for the Mexican market large
assortment of GLASS WARE.
EV Terms moderate, and packing guarauteJ
fy33md&W SAM'L. e. MOORE ST Camp ST
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OR oCKERY, CHINA, GLASS WARE, ets
EHy@ AT RETAIL. IN
ME SUBSCRIBER offers at greatly reduced 49,
EARTHENWARE, Cutlery. Plated Britannia, NJ
and II; Japan p, Ware. and HOUSE FURNISHING o.
Families, Hotels, Steamboats, &c. supplied at the lowe
CASH Prices Goods for the Country carefully packed
fy3d& W3m SAM'L E. MOORE 81 Camp at
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-07-02
Deatbs.


In Youngstown, on the goth inst, after short
illness of24 hours, Mr.. EDWARD S. Boards
LEY. merchant of that place.
In Akron, on yesterday, July 1st, after short
illness, of inflammation of the bowels RUFUS,
eldest son of the Hon. Rufus P. Spalding, aged
about IA years,
At the residence of Samuel Diver, in Deer
field, Portage Co. Ohio, on Monday the 25th
inst, solitary man named SETH LYMON
The deceased had no relatives hereabouts-but
many acquai intances-persons for whom he had
labored at intervals for many years past, but
with all was poor. A homeless and houseless
wanderer.
Should this notice meet the eye of any of his
relatives, it will be gratifying to them to learn
that during his sickness, he received every kind.
| ness and attention, both medical and otherwise
that could have been bestowed for his benefit and
recovery, and when dead his body received 6
decent and even liberal interment.
N.B.-As it is understood that the deceased
had relatives in different sections of the country
it is requested that exchange papers will copy
especially the Summit Co. papers where it il
understood sister resides.
Deerfeld, June 26th, 1S49.
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THE WIFE'S FRIEND.
Important TO those about TO be
nn.xan M otHnar

come NROtHefS.
Professor ALEXIS P. PAULITAN, ef the
PARIS LYING IN HospIrAL, member of the Medi-
cal Academy of France Corresponding secre-
tary of the Paris Pharmaceutical College. re-
spectfully begs leave 10 announce TO the Ladies
of America, that he has appointed DR.. JEROME
Y.C. RopENHURry, of New York, his sole An,er-
lean Agent, for the sale of his wonderful med.
iclne, known IN Franco as the Wife's Friend,
or Mothers Assistant, the most extraordinary
medical discovery the world has ever seen. Its
province is t. lessen the pains Of Childbirth,
and promote SAFE, EASY. AND SPEEDY DE-
LIVERY, which it docs by assisting nature.
1t is perfectly HARMLESS, EFFICAcIoUs, pleasant
tothe taste and never fails TO promote an easy
and safe delioery, and improves the general
health of both mother and child. 1t has been
tested for years in all the principal Lying In
Hos pitais Of Europe, and receives the sanction
of ncaryall the prominent Colleges and Med
ical men of the old world. 1t is the GREAT
EST MEDICINE IN THE WORLD; as all
will admit that medicine must be that will
lessen the terrible pains usually attendant on
childbirth. There is no mistake about this
medicine doing all that is sa id of it.
1T NEVER FAILS. 1t is IN the form Of
fine, light powder, to be made into drink. and
used for few weeks previous 10 the expected
event, and its price is so low as TO bring it
within the reach of all, Surely no humane
husband will suffer his wife TO endure pain, when
it can be so easily and cheaply avoided. For
the small sum of only ST. 90 sent post paid to
DR.. JEROME Y. C. RoPENHURrY, New York
Post Office, package will be sent by return
mail, it being so light thatit can be sent any
where by mail, at q oery trifing cost. TNo
unpaid letters taken from the Office. GTo
prevent imposition, the U. S. Agent, Dr.. Ro-
penhurty will write his name in full on the
outside label ofeach package. No other genu'
ne, Remember this. 6ml9b.
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SLOAN'S OINTMENw

CONDITION POWDER,
HAVE EARNED A GREAT NAME.
For Purity, Mildness, Safety, Certainty
and Toroughness, SLOANS OIN1-
MENI' Exceis.
And is rapidly superscding other Ointments
and Linimcnts now in for the cure Of II q
following diseases. Fresh Wounds, GALS ,t
all kinds; Sprains, Bruises. Crack Heels, ,Rrt
bone. Windbonc, Windgalt, Poll Evil. Callu,
Spavins, Sweeney, FisluIa, Silfast, Straiis,
Lameness, Sand Crack, Fonndered Feet
Scratches or Grease Mango or Horn Di stempcr.
The Powder will remove all inhamation and
fever, purify the blood, loosen the skin, cleanse
the water and strengthen every part of The
body; and has proved sovereign remedy tut
the following diseases. Distemper, Hide bound,
Loss of appetite, Inward strain, Yellow Water, ;.
Inflmation of The eyes, Fatigue from hart
exercise; also, Rheumatism, Eco mmenIy caT!sl
stiff complaint.) which proves SO fatal te'mahy
valuable horses in this country. 1t is also u
safe and certain remedy for coughs and colds
which generate somany fatal diseases.
w. B. SLOAN.
Grand Depot, 40 Lake ST.. Chicago Hin ai.
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hlarriaQc5.

oONS " ON|e/OoOo~rOOC"S~o0rN ~. ~ y NTtF'
In Ravenna, June 81; 1s4s, by Rev. S. Gregg
DR.. WILLIAM GAME and Miss MARY A j..
daughter of Gen. Samuel D. Harris, all of Ra.
VIENNA.
The "Devil' returns his thanks for the cake
and says he would give them verse or two ir
poetry, but for the fear of being cArNed.
At the Freedom House, in Drakesburgh, or
the 21st ult, by o. L. Drake, Esq. Mr.. DANIEL
JUDD, to Miss AGNES GREEN, both O.
Ravenna.
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CaSsiuS NJ. CIay's Son.

In the rencontre between C. NJ. Clay
and Mr.. Turner, we learn that brother
Of Turner, rushed to the rescue, stabbing
Mr.. Clay, whereupon son Of Mr.. Clay,
aged about IL years, without one moments
delibertion, rushed on his fathers assai-
lent thrusting a large knife into him, whom
our readers are aware is since dead. The
little hero also procured pistol for bis
father to kill Turner, the one he had stab
bed, bu. the father who for the moment
was speechless, needed not his importuni-
ties.-Cin. Com.