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sTORAGE.,,,....s .sTORAGE.

bTOhAGE .sIURAGE
ORLEANS 4 WAREHOUSES;, .NdgdziRe street inst
~ G6oge Julia, and OHeher street, 5etloeeR JuIia and
ST. Osph-The subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
and the public that he has had double flooring with all
the recent improvements laid in portion of hls principal
Warehouse expressly for the storage Of coffee making
very best Warehouse in the city His price for storage win
be the same as last &c. bag MONTH He has
also for the storage of every description of Merchandise
say the bulk Of 30 900 barrels, which will always be taken at
the lowest rates
EV Tobacco and other merchandise basd and repaoked
al tbs shortest notice. [n33 6ml GEO. r. BEARD.
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A. ID. CRDSSMAN Mayor
JOS. GENOIS,
Signed, Recorder Municipality No. One.
JAS. III. CALDWELL.
Recorder Municipality No Two.

= ti1e .us, OWN. BIER, CLERK. je5
SROOkLYN WAREHOUSE CONIPANY.-T6e
~ 6ro2klyn Warehouses, at Agiers opposite New
are now n readiness TO receive PRODUCE from the WEST
anu ahd NEHCHANDlSE from the NORFH, intended for re-
shPmen Haxlng 1900 feet front the fver with Eharves
~ 'front.' o. te warehouses by which goods Immediately
eoveye wtaont drayage the weather. ample
loading of ships " ~ """
Charges are xed at yeryow rates. and every aceommoda
on offered TO the MERCHANTS In the city and the Shppers in
the upper county 1t the wish of the Company To- eGuai
the cOnveniences OF the Atlantic Dock, of New York
Persons interested in transmitting Merchandise are nyited
TO visit the premises. ~
Office, corner Of Magazine and Lafayette Streets NewOr
leans T. j. CASEY SscretarS
RefereRcss-J. & R. Geddes Price Frost Co: II w
Stanton & Co.; r. +. Nichols. ia6 n
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BUSINESS CARDS.

SHEO. d. STARK, N0tary Public. No SO C;rayier
4 street and No. 10 Banks Arcade Passage. ap5 ly
BILhLEX, .Agent fer Miss VI. P0ultnev; Office
Il, No. 1 St Charles ST. ana IyY
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I INEN LUsTERs AND CHAMBRAYs-Th
- undersigned has in store LINEN LUSTERS, beaui-
tul assortment of colo and fine and medium solid Cham
bray Ginghams for travelling dresses
Fine Brocaded Muslin Dresses Linen Bareges Solid Black
Lawns, Plain Swiss Musns, Bishops Lawns, Fine Tape,
Checked Muslns, etc. etc.
my29 J. II. PALMER, 56 Gravier st.
ITO FAMILIES GOING NORTH-The advertiser
desrons to take charge OF the residence of family
going North for the Summer She is fully competent, and
has children. The best would be taken of everything
left her charge Satisfactory city references can be given
Address : y Box w. l47, Post-otiCe. mysO 2w
RRUsHES-As the facilities for manufacturing Brushes
are now very great the subscriber offers his large and
wen selected stock at prices corresponding with the times
Very great care and attention given the manufacturing
department Of this establishment, and but good mate
nas used Brushes of description offered
at lower prices than sold heretofore Purchasers will find
il to their advantage call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere. EE@ Wholesale and Retail.
iel0 81 j. HUFTY, 10 Camp st.
lust RECEIVED-A fresh supply of Porte Monnaies
Money Belts Pen nives, Hair Pins Accordons; Joness
Spanish Lilly Whites Meen Fun Shell side Combs; Shell
and Buffalo Dressing Combs; Perumery. Toilet Soaps,
Toilet Articles, etc. etc. Wholesale and Retail, at
j. HUFTY'S, 10 Camp st.
N. B.-Cranes Patent Soap for sale. jelO 81
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II BMOVAL-DR. r. H. WYNNR, PkysAesau and
deeoMsher, has removed from 1876 Carondelet street
70 No f66 CANAL STREET.. fyis n,
r REMOVAL-THoMAs ]. BECK (.uece..or To a
H. SKinger) and WIN. WALLACE w WcIOD
Aiorney at Law, kotdTies Public, have removed to No
1RAvIER STREET, where they prepared 70 execute
En every facility, all Commercial and Marine Notartat
" Record. of Wood & Beck kept separate. mhas z
DissOLDTION-The frm of MATTHEWS b DEN
- MAN have this day dissolved by mutual consent te
nane q Ihe hr will be used only in liquidation by either Of
sle undergned The business will be continued as hereto
1ofe at their old stand corner of Grayier and fsnnJe,
streets, by DENMAN & co. N' anu OA''Hoeie'
JOHN e. MATTHEWS.
New Orleans. February /, 1850. mylI In
CLASSICS AND MODERN LANGUAfSRs-Tbe
undegned (natve of Prussia wishes 10 give lessons
70 ley pupils, either in the GERMAN, LATIN or
hEEh Lang uage. he has studied the ancient and modern
Languages and Literature In the celebrated Uniyess
q germany, Tin Berlin, Halle and Heidelberg Speaks
English and French He may be addreed through the POST
o@1ice, Box =. No &i or to MIR. LOUIS SfHWARZ
,Sssfmnn hook Store, Exchange Alley or to EDWAR0
Zeitung-" D D1oTIne mvia
HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
"A BOARDERS AND DAY PUPILS C;arondeLet
street, near 80 Joseph, established 1872 under the
supefintancence OF the MISSES J7LLISORr from Ion
InB institution, conducted the best plans Of
European instruction, constantly omen for the retion al
young ladies' in all the solid and ornamental brances eani-
ate to complete and finished education.
TERMS and other particulars may be known on appea-
5on at the residence OF the MISSES ALLISON ON Caron-
delet street iai4 1v
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A. D. CRossMAN, Mayor.


MAYoRALTY OF NEwORLEANs,l
: May 81 1850
NOTICE is hereby given that in accordance with the
above resolutions, passed by the Council of Munich
pay No. Two their sitting Of 18th inst and in virtue of
the l2th section of Of the Legislature approved March
IL, 1850, will proceed to sell AT my office, THURSDAY
the 18th day of June, prox ~ O'Clock the several
tracts for Repairs Additions, Alterations etc and building
of Brick Engine house. Stable, Hose house, Trough etc
to the lowest bidder in accordance with the terms and
ditons as therein set FORTH
in1 ERnSEMAN
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CusToMHousE, New Orleans,

COLLECTOR Othce, June 10, 1850
NOTICE is hereby given. that on SATURDAY, 29th
lyme shsh cause TO be sold at public auction, by
the Public Warehouse at the of Magazine and Julia
streets, the following described GOODS, WARES and
MERCHANDISE T. seized for having been illegally imported
into the UEited States. The sale will commence at 10
O'Clock, A.. NJ.
FEpN -(ach
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Gov. QUITMAN AhD THE CUBAN ExRKprrroz.--
A correspondent of the PhiladeIphia Inquirer
having stated some time since that il was Enler-
stood Gen. Quitman, Governor Of Mississipui
would command the Cuban force, and il having
been doubted by some, be now says.
learn from reliable authority, shat il was
understood by Gen. Lopez that Gen. Quitmnn
would assume the eummand-shat in accovdance
with this understanding, he (Qnifman) proceeded
at the appointed time to the rendezvous. New
Orleans, but that when there several Of his friends
hearing Of it, succeeded in dissuading him from
going, and the expedition sailed without him.
That he intended going is beyond all doubt-hos-
ever extraordinary such course may appear
The ahoye, from the Crescent, places Gov Omit
man in a false position. None probably felt q
deeper interest in the success Of the Cubans be-
lieving that they really desired TO achieve their
Liberties, and live like freemen. But al the same
time, and although the command of the Iate expe-
dltion was at one time offered him, be from the
flrst refused to enter upon the enterprise and his
reasons, we understand, were that he had seen no
action on the part of the people, and thar until they
acted, and in their struggle should appeal to him
for aid, he could never think Of entertaining the
proposition. The story Of his intention of assuming
command Of the present expedition, and of friends
penuadlng him from it, is all sheer fabrication.
MisSisSipDidn.
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LoNGFELLow.-The muse of Mr.. Longfsow
owes little Of her success to those great ma.
tional sources of inspiration which are most likely
TO influence an ardent poetic temperament The
grand old woods-the magnificent mountain and
forest scenery-the mighty rivers-the trackless sa
vannahs-all those stupendOus and varied features
Of that great country, with which, from his boy
hood, he must have been familiar, it might be
thought would have stamped some of these charac-
terisiics upon his poetry Such, however, has not
been the case. Ofloity images and grand concep-
tons we meet with few, if any traces. But brim-
full of ife Of love, and of truth, the stream of his
song flows on with a tender and touching simplici-
ty, and gentle music, which we have not met with
since the days of our own Moore. Like him, too
the genius of Mr.. LongfelIow is essentially lyric
and if he has failed to derive inspiration from the
grand features Of his own country he has been no
unsuccessful student of the great works of the Ger
man masters of song. We could almost fancy.
while feading his exquisite ballad of the 'Belea-
cured City, that Goethe, Schiller, or INLAND was
before us; and yet, we must by no means be un-
derstood that he is mere copyist-quite the con-
trary. He has become so thoroughly imbued with
the spirit of these exquisite models, that he has con-
trived TO produce pieces marked with an individu-
ality of their own, and noways behind them in
point of poetcal merit. In this regard he affords
another illustration of the truth of the proposition
that the legendary lore and traditions of other coun-
tries have been very servieeable toward the foma-
ton of American literature.
About the year 1887. Longfellow, being engaged
in making the tour of Europe, selected Heidelberg
for permanent winter residence. There his wife
was attacked with an illness, which ultimately
proved fatal. 1t so happened, however, that some
time anerward there came TO the same romantic
place young lady Of considerable personal attrae-
tons, The poets heart was touched--he became
attached 10 her; but the beauty of sixteen did moi
sympathise with the poeet of xand-thirty, ant
Longfellow returned TO America, having lost hi
heart well as his wife. The young lady, also al
American, returned home shortly afterward. Thei
residences, it turned out, were contiguous, and III,
poet avaied himself Of the opportunity Of prosecu
ting his addresses which he did for a considerable
| time with no better success than at first. Thu
foed, he set himself rssoiutely down, and instesd
like Petrarch, of laying siege to the heart of hi
mistress through the medium Of sonnets, he resolved
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rr-gzsIiTi7Ts MUSIC STORE. se
TT V1F Nos : anil ? Car street,


x Three doors from Canal. aE0
TT HE undersigned desires respectfully to inform the pub.
= hS mat they can always tnd at his MUSIC STORE
choice and large assortment of P N o FORTES, at
very reasonable prices and accommodating Among
them Piano FOTes made by the old and celebrated Manu-
tactqren, T. GILBERT Co Of Boston, Of rich tone and fin.
lshed beautifully Rosewood, Black Walnut and Mahogany
with Iron Frames made in the substantial and workman
OR ~, which for sweetness of tone have not been
eguaed They are particularly suited to the country the
d10llan does not require tuning for years.
Ihe New improvement in Piano Fortes, the Patent vi.
kBATNG OVERBRDGE, also for sale this establishment.
rms improvement gives peculiar and brancy the
ebe adds the durability and strength of the Piano. and
those in ordinary
w, T. Nils Agent for HENRI HERR celebrated GRAND
flANOS and PlANlNOS, made in Paris For power and
swyeeeeless yee OF tone they stand preGmiReRt.
The Dolce COmpaRG attachment, J. pleyel Co. Paris
Pianos and Instruments from all the best manufactures con.
sEGoND-HAND PIAN0s for ale er's az from $50 to
q SUO each and taken in part payment for new ones.
Pianos Repaired, Tuned, Rented and Appraised.
CATCHCART'S MELODEON-This beautiful toned
WIND instrument for Village Churches, Lodges, Serenading
Parties, and the private practice of Organ possesses sweet
and powerful Tone portable, (weighing but % bs., and
To- Orders for Guiars, P7olfns VToloacellos Cari.
nets, EtHteS, tIdgegtS Strings, and Musical eTchdR-
diSe 1 egery Rd, will be promptly executed reasonable
prices Bands supplied with Brass lnsrumen and Band
HARPs, Double and Single Action, on hand and made
10 order, 70 suit the taste OF purchasers.
MUSlC.-Ihe largest Cataoguein the South The Stock
Is an accumulation Of 20 years. and in are many old
and beautiful pieces of print.
NEW MUSIC received by every arrival from the North
Wazes, &s.-a regular supply. Original Music published
week at the store Native Compositions solicited Mu.
he f3a oa Times 0GTsf aDS % %
BY addressing the undersigned Catalogues of Music will
be sent TO any part OF the adjoining staIsss; ,yo
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T. s. WATERMAN,
(LATE HOLMES & COZ
SODA AND MINERAL WATER

.
No. 129 GraUer, corner CdroHdelet street. Neo OrIeans
tV SODA OR MINERAL WATER in Glass Rot
es, PLAIN or favored with Sarsaparia, Lemon etc. for
Hotels, Bars, Steamboats,, or Private Families
Orler ior any quantity, put up in shipping order at the
shortest notice. - -' - 80
liberal discount allowed to Commission Merchants
,Aiso|SODA WATER AND MEAD, in Fountains
furnished on the most reasonable TERMS
N. b. SODA WATER APPARATUS of every description
always on hand for sale rnra 5nn
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INDIANA AND KESTUcKY,-GoU. Criaenden at
indtdnapotis.-The Indianapolis Journal, speaking
Of Gov Chttendens late visit to that place. says
procession was formed in front OF the Wash
lngton Hall and proceeded to the State Houss
square, where Gov. CritleDden was welcomed to
our State by Gov. Wright in verv spurouriats
terms, who then Introduced him to the large con-
course there assembled.
Cen Crlttenden then responded In an address
Worthy OF ms great reputation We shall not at
tempt even synopsis Of what he said His views
IN reference to the slavery questions, CONSEQUENT
upon the annexation of Texas are Of enncilsarorv
character. He did not express preference for aslg
particular plan Of their settlement, but hoped tfsst
the wisdom Of Congress would FIX upon some mode
that should give the greatest possible satisfaction
70 the whole people. His whole speech was con-
ceIyed In the spirit which should ever characrerizs
the eitzens OF every portion Of this great republic
At the conclusion o. Gov. Crittenden's remarks.
meeting was held TO give expression Of the atlach
ment entertained BY Indiana for the Union.
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[From Nr; S. C. HAYES, Of the firm Of Broaer, Hayes &
Co.. Booksellers and Stati0aers, No. 1873 Marked stresf
letphia-January 8, 1S47.l
Your Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar invaluable RENE
dy; it cured the of colds with me- IL You want
nicate will cheerfully give one. S. c. HAYES,
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DGvis's Syrap Of Hid Cherry and Tdr-We won.d cal
attention to the advertisement Of this valuable medicine in an
other column Several of its alutary effects have come
under personal observation, and therefore confidently
recommend to the afficted.-Ed NJ j. PeekEV YisiteT
ard Temperance Sentinel. (TreatOn,) Feb. g. lS47.
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"From an Army friend, Capt Simmons, a pas
senger, We learn that the aspect of affairs remains
much in the same condition as they were at the
last accounts. The Indians appear 20 be very pa
cifc, coming in at the posts freely sI protesting,
In many instances, their willingness to emiKrate
next year. The truth is with these Indians that
time has particular value with them. They
cannot see why it will not do as well to emigrate
year hence as now; and we apprehend, more
over, that they will hold out for more pay. These
people cannot be driven. 1t is better negotiate.
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PHILApELPHIA, June %, 1851 feel free to recomm ia Or
Dayss Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar from my ex! aT-ncs
OF its beniclal effects in have been for
time subject attacks of splitting blood attended with
weakness Of the breast and sensation the stomach
accompanied with dyspeptc symptoms. Last having
attack of it, was recommended by acqu mace, who
had been cured by Dr. Davis's Syrup, idso, and
relieved by it in less than bottle. Its apparent good
effects immediate.
JoAN r. ORAM. Ladies, Shoemaker. 20 Race street.
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~ Merchants, from different sections of the county, give
the most haeng of the universal popularity and eff
heaey OF Dr. Davs Syrup, under their notice numbeS
Of them, witnessing its virtues, have regularly sold
dlhon that II 1t did not satisfaction the price should be
returned and no one Of them has had application
tn the money This speaks volumes in favor of the med
cne we append Few orders as samples Of
those we are in frequent receipt Of well verbal account
frequently hear: - $500 ~
[Fro7 Doctors PaaghGH and Rnsh. both practising ply
MIsHAwAKA Ind, June 1, 1s47-Dr. .Davis's Syrup OF
Wild Chery and Tar goes off like hot cakes We think that
you choose give wholesale agency for that medicine
we can dispose of almost amount in Northern Indiana
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Resolued, That the Mayor be. and is hereby authorized
and requeed after having given days notice in the Off
cia paperof this Municipality sell public auction to
the lowest bidder, the contsact for building Brick Engine
Fire GO Nc T. on lot Of ground on Common street, be-
paiy, in accordance with plan and specifications on
file in the Surveyors Office the work be done without
delay, in good and substantial maune TO the satisfaction
Of the Surveyor and Fire Committee the give
bond and security twice the of his contract for the
full and faithful performance of the work
(Signedl JAMES ii. CALDWELL. President,
Approved May 30, 1850
(Signed) A D. CROSSMAN Mayor
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nRUGs, MEDICINES, etc.-The subscriber Is now
receiving fresh supply Of articles his line, and oeI
them for sale on reasonable terms. las, s. SHAW.
10 d&WH Druggist. Vesanda farnea.
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, Z
MAY 81, 1850.

(tOlNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY NO. Two
~ Sitting Of May S ls50Resoirei, That the Mayor be-
and hereby authorized and requested after having given
ten days notice in the official paper of this Municipality 10
% according to the terms Of the h section of passed
~ the Legislature of the State of Louisiana approved March
l5 1850 the contract for making the following repairs add
ions, alterations etc the engine houses hereinafter emu
file in the Surveyors Office All the work be done in
good and substantial manner to the satisfaction OF the Sur
yeyor and Fire Committee, and the contractor enter into
bond and security twice the OF his contract the
faithful performance of his work. The whole said work to
be done prior the LIST of October.
Engine House No. Ion Hunter stree-Floor of House
to be tagged plank floor stable repairs to roof TO
stop eaAs house and premises to be painted and white
washed stone bridge over gutter in front of hsuse.
Engine .f0nSe No. 2TchoupitOulas street-Additiona
story to stable with roof that and Hose House
aeor frames wsre necessary; painting and withdrawing
house and premises.
ERgtHe House No. 5-Grod street-Addional story to
tagged
Engine House Nc. 6-Notre Dame street-Repairs to
ROOT new copper cutters TO building.
Engine Co. No. l3-PerdidO street.-Buiding of a two
story brick stable OF lOt construction of new
Ough y ee long, on IRON supporters, plan of that of
Engine No g.
Prgteoti2H Hose CompaqyCod street-Additiona story
to stable yard 10 belad with flags doorway house be
widened,
Louisiaqe Hose Company-Perdido street-Repairs to
ROOT OF stable
Hook and Ladder C0mpaay-Girod street. Continuation
OF building to rear wall widening of front door removal of
(sisneiS JAMES II. CALDWELL, President.
ApprOved May 3d. 1850
(sgned,) A. D. CROssMAN. Mayor.
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i I. LOWE, BsR HaHger and L0eksIaifh Camp
u street, corner OF Estelle. F
t51 All work guaranteed. nn2A
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DIR. DAVIS'S
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR.

TN OFFERING 10 the public this and valuabletemedy
i for CONS UyMPITON, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA.
co UEfS, COLDS, etc., append few notices Of the
character and efficacy of the medicine Numerous tesimO-
mails may be pamph for distribution at the agency.
which su5rers nvtod to obtain may be proper say
that Dr. d. eminent practising oil twelve Year,
standing, graduate Of the University OF Pennsylvania.
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4 IoOk q Caldwell

4 hyliAfUsA lSnecesor 70 Costa & Co.) Importer
as 0Timent Of CIGARS, consisting of nperiaes Regass
LazadoTes, Cahones, Paneteas, Dana, Small Regalas Mil
r Trabuces, etc. ETC., from the most celebrated brands of
havana. No. . Front Leyee, corner st. Charles and
GraVleF streets, New llrleans nvsS
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n. STUART, BaRder and Io55sy, al IOI Julia
= ssitteet ontraes for BUILDlNG FINISHING or
tthPAlkING, executed with fidelity and Dispatch JOB-
htS q all kinds, done 70 oEds with pronptness Resi-.
BLINDS made 10 order wa ;yndS, M W Siiu
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NEW ORLEANS. WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 12 1850.


LIOR SALE-PIANO FORTES FINN zex
h Nunns & Clark and ]. Cbekerng El1z-;5-7 : -
co@prne @s si9GH p Psebe1 beeTe arSs ne and b yad W
ment I the CITY, and by far the valuable instrumens
Al1S0rEor hire, seven octave Pcolo PLANO. entirely
ans HENRY PARSONS Canor atraat =
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IFrom s. s. Girens.l

PADuCAH, KY, June g. lsiy stock of Cherry and Tar
Syrup reduced to six bottles its popularity is daily
increasing You would do well nd another supply
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HOLM ARMsTRONl, aI7 Tohonnilonio. .ileel. 60 o1.

EOhN ARMSTRONG, 247 Tohoupitouas street. on.
~ posite 81 MaFys Market is prepared to manufacture
SeM BgHers Of every description, cheap prices as ty
e oe delivered here from any part Of the country. jazz B
q EO. q. TAYLOR & co. Dealers IN Coffee, (JTn
- - ny Bags Roe and Western Produce, No. rs Maga
E1~ MR. w. @. FITE is our authorized AGENT 10
Transact 3 business Of the House. as per notaria act passed
lAi5 day before A. @. Ainsworth, Notary Public.
ly0 GEO. q. TAYLOR & co,
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From FLORIDA. - The steamer st. Matthews
arrived OF Savannah the 5th inst, from Paiatks
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WEAKNESS AND PAIN In THE BREAST.


Dayis's Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar from my knowledge
OF its virtues My wife had been affected or long time with
weakness and pain in the breast the of this medicine in
short time entirely relieved her, The symptoms would atef
time, recur, and on all occasions the relief speedy
IN the first place 1t Is months since she has been
free OF the affection consider il and recommend ii most
valuable medicine It's siren ghening effect has been very great
IN addition TO relieving the breast. SWALLOW 79 WateTs