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NEW ORLEANS:
MONDAY MoMNINa. JULY s. IsSO.


ThE STEAMBOAT LAToNA RoBBERY AND THE
GREAT Conspiracy Recorder Genois, on Satur-
day, WAS occupied in the examination Of Victor
Collin alias Lew IL, the free coored man, charged
with the larceny of n package belonging to Dr.
Dtnsetrai ~ Ltourche Interior, containing over
50 200, i,,m ths steamboat Latona joseph Mar
tin, and ice coIoted snan, named Philip Boyer,
with obtaining possession of the money from Col
Inns by falsely swearing it was theirs and Chere
Fournet and another free man of color, with in.
citing the perjury of Martin. Second Lieutenant
Paul Lartigue, of the First Municipality police be.
ing implicated by the confession of Collins, in The
conspiracy to obtain the money by perjury, was
also present. and held party accused. The
Stats was represented by District Attorney Rev.
nods, who was assisted by Cyprien Dufour, repre-
senting The interests of DR.. Dansereau. Randell
Hunt appeared in behalf of Martin; Richard M
Carter, for Boyer, and Messrs Nautre and Sever,
for Lartigue.
Tue investigation was not terminated until five
O'Clock in the evening. DIR. 9Dansereau, Mr..
Thomas, the clerk of the boat, TO whom the pack.
age WIS Entrusted TO be delivered to Messrs. Paw
Lobr d Co, in this city, several colored men to
whom both Boyer and Fournet applied 10 bail out
Collins when imprisoned for being in the State in
contravention of law the police officers who were
6NN'NA'''pS
In Collins prisoner, some of whom witnessed Lar
tsue's subsequent proceedings in connection with
Boyer, were examined as witnesses for the State.
Their testimony made out the case substantially as
il has been already published by us, and strongly
corroborated the voluntary declaration made by
Collins The evidence Of the officers who were at
the guardhouse, compromised Iartigue even more
deeply than the confession Of Collins
Mr.. Reynolds moved that all the parties be com.
mItied for trial-Collns for larceny, Boyer and
Martin for perjury, and Fournet and Lartigue for
subornston of perjury, the penalty for which is not
less than five years, nor more than ten wears al
hard labor in the penitentiary. The Recorder OBJ
served that, from the evidence submitted 10 him,
lie fell that it was his duty dispose Of the case as
moved by the District Attorney and he accordingly
ordered all to be committed before the First District
Court, to be tried on the several charges averred
against them respectively. None of the offences
being admissible g bail, by committing magis
trate, the accused were ordered TO prison.
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n me PARADISE OF PRIsoNERs.-The Nau
Hampshire prisoners who are under arrest G 6nr
crimes IN other States, not baiahle, are allowed
many unusual privileges. The Wentworth and
Clark, who are charged with murder, attend coni
cers, lectures, crcuses, go trout fishing, and vail
out morning and evening" attended always bv tbair
keepers, board at the best hotels, sit at the tabla
wlh The other boarders and are unrestrained in The
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-08

IHR STEAMER GRIFFITH-The Cleveland pa.
pers are still filled with the accounts of this awful
disaster Thrty-four more bodies have been found
1t is now evident that many persons were burned
to death in the cabin The Incidents that are re-
character
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TeIegraphic Intelligence.
TELEGRAHmED TO THE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Confession of Professor Webster.

BALTIMORE, July B.
Professor Webster's confession was handed into
the Council, at Boston, yesterday. He solemnly
denies that the act of killing Dr. Parkman was pre-.
meditated His object in asking the visit was to
sue for further indulgence, as he was unable to
meet his liabilities He states that he did not
agree to pay him any thing During the interview
Parkman used very harsh language, and, in the
phrenzy of the moment he (Webster) struck him
on the head with stick of wood, which blow
caused instant death,
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= oolNN n a canal boat on the principle
Of propeller, with screw engines and boiler. has
been manufactured at Pittsburgh, for the Illinois
and Michigan canal The new craft arrived At 8,
Louis on the 2Sth utmo. She is to nm f.ora
Liverpool on the Illinois river to Cbioago
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CALIFoRNIA.-A correspondent of the Wash
ington Union, says:
have conversed with several of the passengers
who have come through from California, and am
assured that the feeling there respecting their non
admission into the Union is far more deep and in
tense than the newspapers represent. A brood of
politicians have recently sprung up in the new
State who, it is said, are determined to do all they
can to cut loose from Uncle Sam any how.
Facts like these should wake up the sleepers at
Washington
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THEREBY HANGS NO TAIL The last Comet
reported in our armament by the -gazers is said
to be destitute of caudal appendage. A comet with
out tail The romance has fled from its name
It's occupations gone; 1t is no longer a tell-tale
messenger of fate, to fright the land from its pro-
priety. II is decidedly disrepntable comet.
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TRIAL OF THE MoNTEsQUIoUs- trial Of
Gonzave and Raymond de Montesquiou upon a
charge Of killing Tn, ron X. Barnum, which case
has occupied the Criminal Court of st. Louis three
weeks and four days, was, on the 2Stb, submitted
to the jury, under full and elaborate instructions
fromthe Judge.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET
JEFFERSON CRY, ,o=o !

JkFFEKsON JITY, Z
Sunday Evening, July 7, 1850.
Arrived to-day per 10 and Flora 50 head Of
Beef Cattle and 66 Calves.
PRICES: Beef Cattle, 2f05l{c " ID nets Hogs, 4i{G0
&c W b net; Sheep, 81 500 80 " head; Mitch CoUs sIa
C0sgs W head; Caioes, So 5GC9s6 80 ~ head.
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A MYSTERY The ST. Louis Republican of the
LIST says; The officers of the steamer West New
ton, up Yesterday morning from Cairo, report hav.
ing passed between Commerce and Cape GiraIdean,
no less than six dead bodies floating in the river all
apparently men, and dressed in common clothing
We are at a loss to know where they came from,
and how many should be found within few
miles Of each other. -
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SENTENCES Jndse Iarue. on Saturday passed sentence
Ga the iOl owing prsoaers Chas Never six months i'm
prsonnient Edward Holcick six months inpri,onr1ept
Patrick fahay for pe1niy Ygnaaio Quebedo alias Ianasa
t'so years bard labor in the petenaIy-each for larceny
henry Garyin three months Imprisonment for two offence
Of as.auIt and baitery.
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SUDDEN DELTH-The Coroner on Saturday called Il
hold Inquest on thebody of named James Dillon
native OF Ireland, aged IS years. who died in fit in black
smh shop on Noe Dame street, between Magazine ant
Iehonpouas Tie deceased of incorporate habits ant
was found that the fl by ntemperance and ex
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FEMALE MEDIG599RNfE BUTLEk' 'r'

III townsend Sarsapana sovereign and speedy cure
0F nep'ent Consumpuon, Barenness, PoIapsus Ute or
Failing OF The Womb, COstiyeness, Plies Ieuchorhqa n,
Whites, obsructed difficult MensPuation incoatlasnee
Oh Urine or involuntary discharge thereof and for the general
pfoGliOn OF the syse--Ho whether the resut al
Inherent cause OF causes, produced by reguarty illness q
aceloent Nothing be surprising than yiForatnf
effects the human frame Persons all weakness and Ia
tndei from taking at become robust and full of energy
under lis influence. II Immediately cOuueE.s lie nerys
ness Of the female frame, which the great cause Of barTen
ne y wll not be expected Of of delicate
nature, TO exhibit certificates of peTormed but we ear
assure the afflicted that hundreds OF have been repore
70 Us. TheGsnds OF where families nave been ithoni
children, alter using few bottles on tbs pl5iiclns
have been blessed with q fine. healthy nlIlL.-i. '
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BURNED TO DRATH.-At the fire on Tchoupoulas street
ON Fhday night, an old German aged 50 years. generally
known by the name Of Michael burned to death in Shed
OF onth0use DO The Of Madam Hams' Cnffae hnna
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M ,,,-,,. n '7VI1UtT .WneFe creation seems
40 more llie works Of nature, hut her dreams,

and il use none but native iron Of their own
east sse ~, G lt quality. Many of Their knives ring ike
in ibs NV or other iGperle ton can be discovered
ibey do mot T n9t accept imported iron as present for
numerous specimens T9fih carving home bross away
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The project of annexng CharlesIown, Roxbury
and Cambridge to Boston, making one municiparly
of it, is again being discussed. Boston contains
100000 inhabitants; the addition of these suburban
counties would make the entire population 1873 GOO
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'STRATFoRD KNoCKINGs Some two or three
respectable members vi the Congregational Society
in Slratford, Conn, have been "unchurched," for
spirits by knockings
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GRAND iuRYThe Grand Jury for the Parish have found
true bills against James aran for robbery Emily Mayfeld
Tor urder; Isaac Emanuel fol peuy Chas Ettinger Tor
stealing horse, and Juan Martinez for preparug cobn
bic materials wi tI intent 10 set fire.
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Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Palmetto. Smith, Galveston, Harris & Morgan
ship ecurgo, HOwes, Liverpool, Giifney & Lowell
FIR bark Side Ely, Despaiols, Bordeanx,
sehr Barring. Gait, Baltimore. iii Ashbridge < Co
Arrived Saturday.
Brem ship Itzstin Weker, Bosse from Bremen 9TH May
to ROdewald Il CO-Laiayette.
Fl bark Providence, -, from Tampco 9th June, to mas
schr job Ro@le Rockingham, days from TObascO to
schr Mary Ellen, Nelson, days from Matanzas, to
schr Aiar6s. Weber. days from Pensacola, to master
schr Dora Bogch 2days from Pensacola to maser-Basin
Atlantic, Oglesby from st Louis
Hiram Powers, HawIey, from st Louis.
ten Taylor Hyde, from DOnaldsonvIlle.
Belle Creole IRE from Bayou sara@2 bales cotton.
IowoOat Mississippi, Phillips, from the Passes.
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Yacht THOMPSON from the Brazos 4th inst to
Harris AlngaIr-2d my.
Martha Washington, Irwin, from Cincinnati.
Iowa, Morehouse, from st Louis-I43 bales cotton.
Lowndes, Jr jerks, from Prnceton-ll4 bales
Flora, Laba1he, from Martinsyile.
greg9n Eiern, from Mobile
Gen HaIner, Rowe, from Pensacola.
BELOw-CoMISG UP.
Brig Water Witch, Brown Gays from Vera Cruz.
Memoranda.
Towboat AngloSaxon lowed down and sea- on the 18th
u ships Clifton aud President Smid bigs Michigan and
Toledo, sebr Jane Elizabeth.
Towboat Mississippi towed down and to sea, on the 18th
ut brigs COrsar and Leopold O'Donnel schrs Florida G
Mathews, Lavina, c G Soul and Mary Catharine.
Passengers.
Per steamship Yacht from Brazos-Capt Muuroe Can't
Geo vi McCeen; Mesrs GARNER Tyson, T. Grover, Il ID
Holman X King, Boyle, + Ii Quinn.
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No less than 10000 baskets of strawberries ar
rived at NewYork on the 26th by the Erie and New
Jersey Railroad
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This extract of SaIsapana has expressly prepared In
reference to female complaints. No female who has
To suppose she approaching atcrca PERIOD The Tn
OF Lille, should take it, as il certain uneVsn.Iy
Tor any OF the numerous horrible diseases which female
are subject At this time of life This period may be delayed
Die for those who are approaching womanhOod, it is cal
cuated TO assist nature by quckenng the blood and nvigOr
ang the system Indeed, this medicine is invaluable for a.
the delicate diseases to which subject Ii brace
the whole system, Eenews permanently the natural energies
by removing the impurities OF the body so far stmua
ting as 10 produce subsequent relaxation Cl is the case Of
most medicines taken for female weakness and disease Nv
using lew bottles OF this medicine and painful
surgical operations may be prevented.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-08

Advices from Rome, New York, state that
the recent heavy rains have destroyed the salt
ponds in that vicinity.
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Dying to the great and immense sale Dr. Towp
sends Sarsaparla number of who were formerly e
Agents, have commenced making SaIsapanlla Exua gs
EiN Btters, Extracts of Yellow Dock, etc, They re-
rally put the shaped bottles and some Of them
have stolen and copied advertisements; they are on
worthless limitations, and should be avoided.
Principal Office, Id Fulton street, Sun Building "
York Redng Co., State street. Boston; Dyott h l.
~ North Second street. Philadelphia; s. s. Hanee Drug
sst Bal.RIPEoTsi N Cohen Chagsston; los South Pearl
principal Druggists and Merchants generally he
United Siasss West Indies and the Canadas.
Ia "a J, WRIGHT, l5l CheFtres street,
% SOLE AGENT, New Orlesls
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0g- Col. Samuel j. Henderson, a member Of
the Philadelphia bar, died very suddenly on she
9th ult.
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The streets of Paris are to be Macadamized, aud
beginning has been made on the Boulevards.
One object of the change is to get rid Of paving
stones, which are found 70 be very available weap-
in the hands OF revolutionists.
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SIIIPPING.
DOM $500 pnp -

1fEs ca Afff EsrON AND HAVANA
e cfSss-,sts s 81 sss,s. NJ Ltss ssssss
Rsy ,sstTh sra lanshlp ia iii. cagt r.. e.
r5s 81 g . IRS n s5 sasns .s s,o%
~ JnsFon y 5ih snf 22d oi aeh Month. iesvns
Havana 70 Key sfest ........... ~
For sSr' b g sflsIsPTIFst', ia2ry e
n: !. HART ca, - fehouPf glas =. n. Orleans
Paengs eayus a, bS AZ sh .g css g ;sss
S S y on , ts * tts Iag y ssns The Land Ros' 40
Steamship Q lhose D5ris- dZw
<z1sGE4 FOR NEW YOKK-DiFect-ro sail on
SAN4a SUNDAY, The I4tb Ja,y-Ihe well IN .wn
Foster, comma der will leave The wharf loot 81 d street
for New YORK Direct on SUNDAY, the Hin July, At 3
RATES on PASSAGE:
IL iSsr Csbs ~
Ia iseTage 6Beri and separate 3 q
~ A. expensncsd sur attached to the vessel
agents pss m MEkEs So s. g P Ss o. the
rs. FOR NEW fnIsh, ca Havana United
s S,f'Ss sf st5.ss,g SsssI psy
Fndlay schenck c,1tnals n see wi have on MONDAY
i2th July, al oeoc unctusy. from the head Of 81
oii 81 psnssis se on e most i era scale In sI
PscSpi sSSo1 Ssa wsye s'e y sod
o,bg vs az e az , a. Accompanies this and all
New York1sassi 5 sooa I,.r Eas $40 90
stsslage b %, be sand sparate mess 3 %
HAYS a-ssa Groom lith, saoor........:. IS o.
fassengey i9r HIVana must procure pa@p from the
No passage secur until rail for An are tickets and
oFdes receive FIRE g1t, be prcarei tom tie office Of
the Agents, PARADISE. LAWRAS ON 4 Co,
w I05 MAGAZINE street.
Pa PASSAGE FOR The
sE superior and very fast sailing brig isI VI, apt
horners has exceilent accommodations for eight pas
senger having inc honse deck FOR freight or
apply On coads opg lie Post eeond Municipality or 10
% EaWEl \ CLARK, s. Graver 81.
r. FOR BDe1ON- Jjispatch Il1e-T6e fine fast
sfLE sailing packet ship 1 tN, DAVIS MASTER having
pat Of her cafs en-aged will have dispafrh. For
balance q freight or assage, apply board Post T.
Seconu Municipality,
J. ". ANDREWS Il ca. 95 Common st
Jez0 or JENKINS Y BUDDENDORFF.
IL FOR NEW fORk-First VesseI-IIFeTc6a1ts
packet ship DEt y s ittHfs, Capf w s,rIck
land has the Or ncpal fart OF Ter eS5,ed and 1a,
on BOARD Will all IN lew For b. anee OF freight on
passage havnR splendid state o4 m accinnoaf,oTls or ID
passengers, vii second and large commodities
house on deck Tor steerage pass ne m ap y 70 the master on
pHlafis al post ., second Municipality, a. to
Jels i. Tt Ky X BOtEhT, g. Camp ST.
"a FOR BOsTO t-rhp A very fast sailing sbiD
sAAE GEO W BOZ RNE. Mason, master having mari
a OF her cargo eugags1 have dispatch. For bal.
ant OF freight or passage, having esegat accommodation
Apply on Ooari, Second MUNICIPALITY. or TO
J. w. ANDREWS & CO. 81 Common At
my5O or JENKINS a. BUDDENDORFF
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nNHGEAATED BiTTERS-A SOVEREIGN Remeiy
~ tot Dyspepsia, Phthie, and G IN ERAI4 DEBILITY.
Are sovereign remedy for Dyspepsia in many OF its
such rs Painn the Stomach, Harbour, habiua Cosven,
Acid Stoma h, Headaehe, Oss Of Apostle, Piles. Might
sweats, and even CONSUMPTION, Difficult bFeathng which
often results from lmpeerf digestion, relieved by thes biz
ler Ia short their us has been proved in The relief OF
almost all The symptoms that proceed from debtated
tome condition OF The stomach, also In general debiliy ars
rom age or from the effects OF fever, particularly Fever an
Aeue. Females suffering under egEaneesnent
arlslns from weakness, viii End the OXYGEN 81 blr
IERS excellent remedy, and surpassed By any nned
cine in use. !. Solf BY the EMPIRE CoMpANI, who
have also band all OF Comsiock : saluatie aecnes
at the old stand, SO pordFas street. 81 On
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D. w. CLARK, President.
WIN. CONNER. SecretnrY.

FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS.
1870 No. 81 Camp street
VIE undersigned, having been appointed Agent lin place
L Of L. A. Adams Esq., resgned) of the above old and
ana taVoTably known Company prepared insure
INLAND RISKS.
All losses will be promptly settled here paid in Hartford
Conn, at the option of the insured.
RISKS ON LIVES also taken in the New York Life
insurance Company.
1900 CHAS. C. LATHROP, Agent.
Ottce " Camp street.. New Orleans al is
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MA YO'S
V7TE5-T7-l-g MUSIC STORE.


n HE undersigned desires respectfully to inform tie pub
Il IL that they always find at MS MUSIC STORE a
choice and large assortment of Pl o FORTES, at
very reasonable prices and accommodating Among
them are Piano Fors made by the old aud celebrated Manu-
actuSe T. GILBERT Co, u Boston, rich tone, and Tin
ished beautifully Rosewood, Black Walnut and Mahogany
with Iron Frames made in the substantial workman
he manner Also, the justly celebrated 4EOIIAN PIANO
eqnniied They particularly suited 10 the county, the
h sgi does not require tnains ior years.
The New improvement in Piano Fones, the Patent vi.
RBAFtSs OVERBRID6K also 10! sale tins establishment.
rms Improvement gives peculiar rmnes and briancy The
~ ahshRNn oi TtdhO ana
fehuefs capable OF remaining much longer in tune than
those IN ordinary
W. T. NJ. is gent for HENRI IS celebrated RAND
flANOS and PlANlNOS, made in Paris. For power and
sweeiness OF tone they stand preeHaiaeHt.
Pianos and Instruments from all ebes manufacturers con.
%gHy FeeSSslgRg S Nh i 81 s SSf terms
$500 each and taken in part paymera for new ones
Pianos Repaired, Tuned, Rented and ! ppraised.
CATCHCART'S MELODEON.-Ths beautiful toned
Wind instrument for NlageChurches Lodges Serenadng
Parties, and the private practice OF Organists possess ee
offered at : so each.
~ Orders for Gnitars, IToltas, Vfoyonesllos, Carl
disc Of egerg Kind, will be promptly executed at reasonable
pres Bands supplied with Brass InstTumen ane Band
HARPS, Double and Single Action, on handand mad
MUSiC-The largest CataOguein the South The Stock
an accumulation of over ~ years, and in many old
and beautiful pieces of print.
NEW MUSIC received by every arrival from the North
ana Of the foreign steamships. Spanish Songs, Dances
Waltzes, VA regular supply. Original Music published
every week the store Native Compositions solicited Mn.
he Message Bird, - "Sarons Musical Times - and The
= baltimore OliO'
Jyo st WIN. T. MAYO
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r. : Steamer .CnARLEs HAMMOND
DtL!IIGlHrEgpIL. II REslnEAcf FoA sAl.E.-rb.

Il kFEItEHI FIL NEsoIUtNlf. F4lH RAIF.-Tha
- very desirable and beautiful residence of Geo.
W gupa, ESQ situated on The Easlen Shore Of f..A
Mobile Hay now offered for sale, CONSEQUENCE fun
80 on o. an Intended change Of residence b, the propre
Sfo9r II stands yenty-hge fesi ab We The water
inc lana rising M succession OF terraces. A solid
handsome wharf rises 70 the frs Pr e. Whence wei laid
ierenune walks lead 70 The deiEht 81 ress- ont
badngs. The place i called Rarieaaa nom The Fvine
mat the northern de of the front AVN. The dde
q which lows seam OF spring that Is amidst the
oage tnst lines the side and head the dell
even peeped at by the Besides eircng through The
iry tins sparkling stream forms the BAY asnecpssun
oI eSeIhowmg Shower baths and the Is almost
always salt thai the foot of the bluff every species of
hne Bathing all times be enjoyed Ahundanee of
Game can slways be had in the aud unang supply
81 rsh can taken at time in froat. Fer Summer
residence and W Altering Place, il scarcely be eqgs in
me south; Two Steamboats, ply twice day between
noOlle and The above. thus aiodng frequent
OF communicating with the ety....kor erss which will
jeza 1874 p B. TAYLOR. S6flrngieF az.
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MOBILE DIvIDENps.-The Merchants Insur-
ance Company declared, on the LIST inst, dividend
Of IL per cent for the previous six months. The
City Insurance Company declared, on the same
day, dividend of 81 per share
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runner Oh tFsste1ester county;
EoRDHAA, August Is, 1877
Of Sse2 WHO has been several years afflicted with Fits; we
d almost everything tor her, bun without success at asst
although we could find recommendation in our oeu ars
Tor cases ike hers, thought. she in very decne
health We would give her some of Saapana, and are
very glad we did, for only restored strength but hs
ms haa no return Of the Fits to pleasure and
pFSe Shs ls fast becoming rugged and hearty for which
We teel grateful, foGFs, rzsDsgffulv. = $3.50
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PIERRE LEDoUx, in recent speech in The
French Assembly. excited general Indignation, by
speaking Of Robespierfe as the illustious."
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An effort is making to organize fire company
in Alexandria La
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1t is the safest and etiecua medicine for purifying
the system and relieving the suengs attendant upon child
0rth yer discovered strengthens both the mother aud
child prevents pain and disease, increases and enches IT,
iood those who have used i think it indispensable. Il
highly useful both before and after confinement as ~
vents diseases attendant upon childbirth cOsveness piles
cramps swelling OF the feet, dependency heartburn yOm
ting pain T. the back and joints, false pains, hemohage
and IN regulating the secetOn and equaiz1g the crcua
ton it has no equal The great virtue Of this medicine is il
always safe, and the most delicate and successful
very few require other medicine; in some little
castor OIL or magnea is useful Exercise in the open an
and light food, with this medicine will always insure safe
and confinement -