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CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS

CURE OF
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.
REV. DR.. LANDS, A CLERGYMAN
of New Jersey of distinguished attainmens and exalted
SIDNEY, New Jersey, July H. Is4s.
DR. A. II CHRisrIE-Dear Sir: You wish to know of
me what has heen the result in my case of the
application of TIE CiAIVANIC BELT AND NECK.
LACE My reply is as follows:
For about tt0eniy years had been suffering from
Dyspepsia. Every year the symptoms became worse
nor could obtain permanent relief from any
OF medical treatment whatever About fourteen years
since, in consequence of frequent XposuIe to the
weather. in the discharge of my pastoral duties,
became subject to severe Chronic Rheumatism, which
Tor year after year, caused Indescribabe anguish
Guencc of preaching a great deal in my and
various other churches in this region, attacked
by the Bronchitis which became severe as
10 require immediate suspension of my pastoral
idhGrs. My system thoroughly pros
Eated, and my Bronchitis became worse so also did
my Dyspepsia and Rheumatic a1ection-thus evincing
that these disorders connected with each other
through the medium of the Nervous System In the
whole PaaTmacOpPia there seemed to be no remedial
ssent which could reach and recuperate my Nervous
system every thing that had tried for this purpose had
completely failed. At last led by my friends
enine your inventions, and (hough with very
suine hopes Of their efficiency determined to try the
effect OF the application OF the GALVANiC BELT AND
NFCkLACFs with the MAGNETIC FLUID. This
III Jdne 1916. 10 lily GREAT AsToNIsHMENT,
lays MY DYSPEPSIA GONE; WAS
S!NCE OMITTED a SINGLE THE
bEo"cHrIs; AND MY RHECMATIc AFFECTION
fttELy CEASED TROUBLE Such is the wonder.
lG and happy results OF the experiment
have recommended the BELT and FLUID to many
who have been likewise suffering from Neuralgia afec.
tons They have tried them, WITH HAPPY RESULTS I
BELIEVE, EVERY
am, dear sir, very respectfully yours
ROBERT w. LANDS
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HERE IS TIE PROOF.

There is ledy that claims to subdue the cruel
Dangs OF pain in seconds minutes, hours. They
Iuire the patient 10 dose before favorable
Change promised. Not with Il; d%ays Ready Relief
lis .fecs are instantaneous The frs dose that is taken
he first external application commences lis great work Of
oii.rf.
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TAKE NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE.
LL those indebted the undersigned are hereby re-
~ quesed to pay up and him the necessity of
proper siepsior ther collection. no 40 r. B. wINsoR
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RadtgaH,s Nedicated Soap
Look far the Steel Enprarin

Radways Soap, A. No. 1, is enclosed within label of
bali steel eigriv ing representing two female figures of
jeiIy ard Eeah, that the sign of r. c. Railway
i upon each ckenone oher is genuineprice - cents,
i.- ,,.sEa
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-09-20

DOO W.T. IC7Vs
To all ,chom IL may concern:
This certities that the bearer, Mr.. WHITMuRl
is Dentist of our place. and consider him one
of the best that has ever been in this county,
He has put in a set OF Teeth for me, which J
wear with perfect ease ! have had one or two
others try to fit me nd could not do it, and can
with confidence recommend him as being wei.
qualified for the business in which he is enga ged.
Ur. ROYAL d WALDO.
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DEALER in l
have conSta
Lumber 4
Sash, Glass,
March 18th
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ARCHITECT
cd to him
patch, on
Street, Nd
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The undersig
the receptic
his friends
render theii
house will
Corner OF ]
J. II. BOAR
cHPasseI
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Qrac@.N- ties on The New Testament, for salcat
kIN1's BooKsToRE.
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A Derangenent Of the Nervous System.
60. 900 Persons

including oil ages, classes and conditions among which
la number of ladies' who peculiarly subject
to Nervous Complaints have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
when all hope Of relief had been given up, and every
thing else been tried in vain
To illustrate the Of the GAI4VANIC BELT,
suppose the Of afflicted with that bane of
civilization DYSPEPSIA, any other Chronic or Nerv.
nns Disorder In ordinary cases, smulants TAKEN
which by their action the and muscles of the
stomach afford Temporary relief but which leave the
potent in lower state and with injured faculties after
the action thus excited has ceased. Now compare this
With the effect resulting from the apple ition Of the GAL
VANlC BELT. Take Dyspeptic sufferer, in the
worst symptoms of attack, and simply tie the Belt
sTound the Body. using the Magnetic Fluid directed
the positive element Of the Belt thereby causing Gal
yanic circulation which will pass to the negative and
thence back again to the positive thus keeping up
unu0us Galvanic circulation throughout the system.
Thus the most severe cases of DYSPEPSIA are PER-
MANENTLY CURED FEW DAYS IS AMPLY
SUFFICIENT TO ERADICATE THE DISEASE OF
YEARS.
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CORNER OF NJ
S3HE unde
4 travelling
possession OF
give them u I
rug STATE, q
part to MAKE
them with a
sAN- FRAS
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ATTORNEY
Has opene
where he mi
tend to any \
has the expe
in the state /,
George Benz
Dated kel
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Kenosha, May
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ATTORNEY
Wisconsin
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Is used with the most perfect and success in all
cases of
G e n e RAJ BILITY,
Strengthening the weakened body, giving tone to the
vaiouS organs and nyigoratng the entire system Also
in FITS, CRAAP, PA}ALYS 5 and PALSY, DYSPEP-
STA or INDIGESTION. RHEUMATISM, ACUTE and
CHRONIC, GOVT, EPILEPSY, LUMBAGO, DEAF.
NESS, NERVOUS TREMORS PALPITATION OF
THE HEART APOPLEXY NEURALGIA, PAINS
n the SIDE and CHEST, LIVER COMPLAINT, SPINAL
COMPLAINT and CURVATURE of the SPINE, HIP
COMPLAINT, DISEASES Of the KIDNEYS DEFI-
CHENEY OF NERVOUS and PHYSICAL ENERGY,
and all NERVOUS DISEASES Which complaints arise
fom one simple canSc-namely
A DerangeInent Of the Nervous System.
lLF- In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS Drugs and Medi.
cines increase The disens for they weaken the ita
ges OF the already Frustrated system while, under the
Strengthening. iifegving valiAng influence of Gal
vanish, applied by this beautiful and wonderful dis
covery, the exhausted patient aud weakened fe
restored to former health strength elasticity and vigor
The great popularity and excellence of
Or. Chrishes Gsalvanic Curatives,
consists in the fact that they arrest and di,ease by
oiUda application in place of the usual mode of drug
gng and 4hy scking the patient, till exhausted Nature
sinks hoFeessly under the inhicton.
They strengthen The aVhole system equalizc the cire
ttion # The 6iood promote The Secreiions, do
he slightest injury under amy circumstances Since their
introduction in the United States only three ears since
more than
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Deputy Su
ST., North
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CITY

Nh - n
THIS HOUSE
New Furni,u
ON
The sleeping
HAD
THE PA
finish and FIJI
THE TIA
delicacy and
kct afford.
comfort of e
A SPLEEN
TO convey pa
STAGES
EHORSEs
The Tr
II. D. CARR
MILWAUKEE,
~-os,-7---~-T-7--
Attorney at !
Walworth 1
Hale.
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DENTAL SURGEON.

OF ali operations intrusted to INN
Il f. r r Ill
From one to a full set. Inserted on gold or silver
plate IN good style IS ;an be dene in Ame-
RIGA. AS evidence OF the execution of
several jobs intrus;ed him, anc the
general satisfaction his work
has given, lie would res
pec:full cali their at
tenOn TO the fol
lowing bjoined
CERTIFICATES:
SOUTHPORT, May 25, IS49.
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TObAccO-The large sale to which yesterday REFERRED
appears have embraced 5g7 hhds, but have other
particulars
Sugar-Prices were steady with sales of 81 hhds Fair
I'4@]5c " h.
MOlasEes-The demand continued good, and we noticed
sales OF nearly 1850 bbs, at Aiac " gallon.
FlOuFMarket quiet. Sales 1900 bbls, including $50 bhs
Indiana and Ohio lin three o) at "a 35sA 49, 100
Ohio 81 49, 4O second Louis about 81 ga, and
st Louis at 81 30 W Dbl.
Crain-The Corn market quiet, but prices Were
rather rmer. Sales as sacks green and inferior aken
Tuesday but then repoe 49, and 1850 in good order
at 52g55c " bushel.
PrOVisiOnE-We noticed only retail salcl OF Pork at
$ll 5O9$ll 62a for Mess and So 25$S BIZ ~ Dbl fo
Prime Bacon Sides still scarce, and continue TO retail
Sc 50 casks Shoulders soa from the Levee at &c g b.
OF Lard about $40 kegs disposed Of including $50 at 4
and 1000 CstTcty prince at the advanced Office
$40 tercss prime Mess Beef sold Tuesday So 20
tierce.
alt-A cargo of $500 bushels Turks island were disposed
Of at 1870 % bushe
COlfec-There active demand resulting in sales oil
about 1000 bags Rio, including l50 al ga 1900 so, $500
TO- and 100 at l0l4c ~ ID.
Gunny Bags-A lot of 5000 lin baes) was sold at Sac
Candes-3OO boxes Star, the Levee, boughl 2Oc ID
CnstOr Oil-26 bbs sold at 81 90 qp gallon.
Nhisky-Priee have slightly given way. Sales $50 Dbl
al 2oCd925la % gallon.
BNchange-There good demand, and we nov
quote Sterling l04l9l0s1a New York sixty day Bills
"a W discount Sight Checks on New ok 1aG3& 4
cent. discount,
Freights-NO new engagement.
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THE OLD CLOCK IN THE HALL.

BY II. H. sToDDARD.
II stands in the corner of the room,
Behind the door, in the shade and gloom,
In heavy antique case;
Rich mahogany, maple and oak,
Battered and scratched, and dim with smoke,
And the hands are bent on the face.
The knob and hinges are red with rust,
The top o tn mouldngs covered with dust
The panels are yellow with stains
And a ragged web, like a tattered pail,
Runs from its side to the sombre wall
And over the window panes.
The pendulum swings, the wheels 60 round,
Making dull, monotonous sound,
As the vanishing moments feet,
A ." itch" like falling grains of sand,
As Time was pouring from out his hand
The dust Of years at his feet
Years have vanished-forgotten years
With all their sorrows and sins and tears
And left their marks in the hall
The old have died. the young grown old
Generations have gone to mould,
And the clock survives them all.
Beautiful girls have watched the hour,
Knitting at stands or working flowers
In frames OF brodery fine
And mornings, the young folks playing late
Wished the moments fettered to eight
For the school began at nine"
Mothers with sons in distant lands,
SorrowiDg, chid its tardy hands,
And dreamed of the meeting dear;
And wives whose husbands returned at night
Marked the time in the fading light,
And listened for footsteps near
Blushing brides at their toilet gay
In snswy robes on the happy day.
Have waited the hour to wed;
And sick folks tossing on beds Of pain
Ciazed at the clock again and again,
And watched beside the dead
But years have vanished, and others fill
Their place: and the old clock standeth still
Ticking in its pride,
Summer and winter, day and night
A sexton Ginning the hours flight,
Tolling the knell of Time.
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COAST-Per sctr Mexico 81 hlds sugar l73 bbs molas
Braud andry4i do ~ hhds sugar Augusilu 4 Hh.
haul-l6 do q Lauve-7 do NJ Gordon, Jr
COASr-per soop Baugua: IS hbds sugar, Aj bbIs mo-
lasses order.
BAYOU SARA-Per steamer Gipsy: IL bales cotton K
Nugent &co-25 do Ward * jonas Anderson ~ MelgaT
Ii Nale x COx-I5 Felowes &co-7 Menard * Vgnaud
81 3 Byne &co-2 L Penett-al Payne & tlurrsOn-3B
Ar Mteuberg r-2 Bonner & Smth-I6 Cleveland Bros Il
COL Watt 4 DeSaucg-6 COEan Dykers &cU-5 ] [, Lee
A MlIcnbprrer Acct Bulkey N Holt OrIer-IU kinds
sugar III bb muasses G Burke &co-7U do II binds sugar
Kelly Il Cuuynghanl-20 do, III bbs moasses Paucne
NCo-g do Is hhds sugar uguslin n Thibgut-6 do II
ubs molases J h Be,ocq-l2 bids sugar NJ White &gG-S
do 10 ubls moasses Ar NIienberger II do hhds sugar
Fearn DunegaO &Co24 do Braud q Isudry-52 do 40 Cor.
don Jr-O do Miteuberger &co-ll do Nluore-5S bbls
mo asse, o Lauye-76 do q TUledauo-S4d do A JuCObs
AZ do Burhrdge q Adams-3O DO Druihlt Il Son-4 do
AaR-l3 do bupuy 4 GTass-24 bbs 30 hi do do Gerard &
Fcar-e5 half bills do & DeRlanc-To,a 233 tales cotton
aU3 hhds sngar-s49 bbls 50 hf bbls moasses
ALEX ANDRIA-per steamer Gov Bent IS bales cotton
GTly n t,ampbeiI-3 do Wright w lIIam4 Ern-3 Svpsg
HeT a. Smh-iU Cammack 4 Suulres-l4 Robson & Allen
100 HIM. Mclean &cO-i NoYme t CoOuer &c0-l2 I.eckie,
Roberts SC0-33 & PasGuer &Co-4 u Ciiy-7 B PaUche
&co-ll6 do ~ hhds sugar Is bbs moassez A Il Dennis.
Oun &cU5 bales cotton Is bbls mOa-ses Bughanuun ar
roll &co-22 do NJ White &co-q do q TOIelauo--sundres
to orIer-'Tnta I3l bales cotton
ST lOlIr-Per steamer Webster: 300 ties beef Mont
gomery-z0 bbls grease 500 bXs candles Ave-58l do flour
llb rolls leather Nlartu Owen &co-3I bbs flour G Pear
sDn-!OO do Secumb Il Voorhees, Ub % Kegs pigs feet
Smette &CO5O kegs do IL bbis kOu edo eggs 81 do wins
aey l. pasriVJ 90 winner a ma.ot-55 pEss muse cow
y heau-o g j a Il HGhel-6 % Tones q behhs 20,
% sTItfI a Li-b hngs 3aCoh' % he's Dll9f u IeH
~ n.y. ue' ~ Eib II U, 80 aei ]
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NEW ORLEANS
StGttOnGrS' Warehouse.

ROOK, STATIONERY, PRINTING and
- BINDING ESTABLISHMENT
No. Ia CAMP STREET, NewOreans
BOOKS. comprising the works of the b. st standard authors
IN various departments Of Literature
CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, at the publshers' prices 70
eevd as soon AS Issued from tie press
SIfooll BOOkS-A large supply of all kinds in gerera
use selected with great CAFE by the proprietor personally.
superD'y bound '''
SiAlloNEhf' consisting of the most approved kinds
eunpt." 20 lhe use oil CounuugTooms aud Public OHcr
BLANK BOOKS ofthemOd approved manufacture. wifi
Iecept Improvements. ' '''
PAPER and CARDS-Letter, Fooscap Folio Poo, .ra
other Papers, Playing aud Plan ards of ali and. 49, ~
PRINTING and BOOK.BINDING in ali ,bsi. ,.s,,
branches, neatly executed.
M Country merchants invited to examine tb stool. -
learn the prices, before purchasing elsewhere,
DE- 1t 2dp 1t 3lp Nv }. b. STEEL IA Co,,,,
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JEFFERSON JlTY, I
Wednesday Evening, December 4, 1850.
Arrived to-day, per steamers Magnolia, Oregon, Alton
and Belvdere 1856 Beef Cattle and Cows, s. Hogs Al
Sheep, and 247 Calves
PRICES: Beef Cattle, 4G}574c. % ID net; Hogs, ga
&c ii metz Sheep, 81 0OGD$3 70 " head Mitch CONS
$40 "a $40 % head CatDes, 50 co ass 80 9Phsad.
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ORLEANS MARKETS.

COttOn-The demand yesterday limited. and prices
irregular, but have any decline notice The Arctic
is fully due and factors holding back in anticipation
Oftavoabe by her. Sales about 1890 baeI quo
tations
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This certificate COuCiusyey proves that this Iarsapana has
perfect control the obstinate disease OF the Blood.
Three persons cured in one house Unprecedented
THREE ca Rem.
Dr. To,onsead-beaT Sir: have the pleasure 10 inform
that three my children have been cured of the cDiuH
by the of your excellent medicine. They were afflicted
erey with bad have taken only four bottles %
uOk them away for which feel myself under great Ubga
ton. Yours, respectfully,
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Montau, ii pourvoir par Tayntion n.

D'Hpc7 C+ aOs he IN situation nanCltre de In NIunc
paIrr, volt tu CrsaIre t lever moyeud une
tNe la Uurlre peroneIe nusl oui e
laI de cette uucpR, s0mme suisantepOur cOuvrr
los item, sUNa ants:
n felt lie HHUn0e 1850 tl0j EOS tt
Muuant pour fura face aux nenses de 1851 34i9i
Mouan rcguIs par lie CONT des LiIAda,eur7 2U,OJO VI
S65D 800 50
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List of vessel. In Port Not Cleared.

FNESeHScTHI
Per ship Lemue Dyer from HavTel6 in cabin and 30 ia
gtppr
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snip 00'7'''''' ] Il Ashbrdge Slco
sobr John Rowlett, Foote. Chagres and a market,
Rr scbr Prosperous Jones, St MiChals, Master
SchT American Maloney, Chagres, o WiGkham
-s0N
Arrived.
Ship Lemue Dyer Sagory, from HAVE I'D Oc, master
Sd my.
Ship Kats6dn, Morse, 10 days from Baltimore master
I'd my. ~
Bark edward, -, from Turks Island, to msster-Point.
Span bark PrOyidencia Mo ems, days from Havana In
ballast, to J Prats-lst my.
Brig kelock, keock, days from Matanzas, to m Ter
Lafayette.
Schr star Parker, days from Corpus Chri,ti-ls my
Schr Jenny Lind, Ncho5, days from fenacoa' III o'
to master-Basn.
Schr Mexico, Painpere, from the Co?-t.
SlOOp BsO. ma, Sanchez. hOm the Coast
STEAMBOATS,.
Alton, Fulton, from 81 Louis
Belyidere I.OdHick, isOm ClnCinnat.
Cyncnnaius, BsTgIeT, from ClnCinnau.
Strsrk StreCk, from DOnadsOnyla-
Cen TaylOT, Trinidad, from DOnahIsOnvule
CIV Rent Brandenburg from Alexandria
Gypsy IRE, from Bayou sara. m
Magnolia (new) ThomassOn, from Louisville,
Naniope, Castillo, from 81 Narnsyle.
Oregon, Montgomery, from Louisville
Webster, Keno, from Cincinnati.
Towboa Mississippi Brown, from the Passestowed down
and the 18th uIt, ships Hero and Old England,
schr BrazOs-brOught up ship Lemue Dyer and bark
PrOvidenCia.
Towboat South Western, Martini from the Passes-towed
down and to Fort Jackson, ship SOuthemer-brOug
ship katahdin bark Edward and brig II kelloyk.
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PHILADELPHIA-Per ship Caledonia Brauder: Asa
bales cotton l5l binds tobacco p hhus hhs sugar 10 bales
10 pigs lead 100 bXs candles - bD5 VIII sky, 50 bzs
stone, 10 pkEs mdse.
CHAGRES-Per schr John ROwett: $50 bbs flour, tea
hams, 80 kegs lard ~ bXs cheese IL do e u do soap
800 feet lumber and suudriss.
CHAGRES-Per sChr American: 20 bbs flour, 100 bbls
bread, 80 kegs lard and sundTes.
ST MlCHAELS-Per schr Prosperous: Ballast.
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OFFICIAL.
Council OF MUNICIpALITY No. Two. !
WHEREAS, An Act t', Of the General Assembl

M HEREAS, An Act of the General Assembly
w OF the State Of louisiana entitled An Actreative
the city OF Newt Te1ns, approved March 49, 1850 pro
ydes that before the Council of any Municipality shall fly
cause be made out budgets or estimates eXbtng the
vaIons items OF expenditures including also The necessary
for contingent expenses be incurred the Muu
cpay during the year. fer the urban and rural
thereof, which budgets estimates shall be published in
French ard English the official paper said MunCpa
during least thirty days before the meeting when The Cou
ell shall fix and decide the amount Of assessed
And whereas, Council of this Municipality passed
aso uon the 9TH of November 1850 declaring the whole
limits of said Municipality urban:
Therefore, in conformity with the provisions Of the Act
March IS 1850 and OF resolution of the Council adopted
this day, the following budget published and notice Is
hereby given that thirty days after the first publication OF sad
budget the Council will proceed fix and decide the
amount OF be levied the rolls OF 1850
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.rnan:n, Fund. by .7rtu, Incorporation, 100000.
NTITI ~ HESEFIY IiFF AND FlHE lAsIR.
ANIB COMPANY or LOUIsIASA.

NCORPURATED APRIL lSAt. AND DECLARED A niyl-
pEND uF . PER rEST. ON ~ MONTHS LusmEss.
URicr. 40. IS Camp street,
Estweau Gr.y1tr aad Common
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DENTISTRY.

RADGEk, +. H., DENTIST of Tennessee for
- merry of A alabama and GeUrgia No l B nlia street m
New Orleans W. ~ r
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rr, Ptl'FEiS HDisN AND FIEID SEFHS. ~,
Ss3ya RaIrg tor D. GAY, AND selling ot 1ta New54aS
II seed store, tus-lal street, New buildings s+A
-eEsAthe Levee,) s5sS" TREES, SHRUBRERY AND
FLANTS OBJ I'm
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S4Ii4 ST
100000 %
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sIAnlyK AID ptnR INsLnANcK.

TTTAL TTRE|ITHS-
Tn1r-p r. Free, Il. II. Frser,
Goo. W. West. g.. Conner.
...r l. IVA Johnston A gent g.irg
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Dr. Townsend, not having tested his SasaDarila in case
Of Fits Of course recommended it, and was surprise
to receive the following from Intelligent and ectabs
Farmer of Westminster County: 80 -.-
DR.. TO75ussHI-Besr Sir; have little girl seven YEAR
Of age who has been several years afflicted with tlts we
tried almost everything for her, but without a A
although could md no recommends ION N our CF-uIIa
like her. thought as she %as IN very delicate
health would heT of your SGr3pn3, aud are
very glad did for only restored her fe1Fth bPl 5'
has hud no return Of the Fits, gret pleasure and
prise She is fast becoming rugged and hearty, for which
we tee. grateful, Yours, respectfully
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
Cleared Yesterday.

...,rnr aaa 81 .N-LnsaLllp. sos WIN Time. 81
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7
So do whisky Connolly.
OnlO-Per MdIeswaus boat: 50 bbls bran, Ill bags COZ
81 bbs flour 81 do beans, kegs butter Jos Lands &co.
The New York herald., 1850-04-27

We have received sdvices from this republic, and
rsrers 10 the 18th Of February.
The war known a. that Of the Mountain" was not
concluded and had continued 10 afiiict the country
for two years The government troops In numbsr
soco men. were employed In the pacihcation of the
disturbed districts
The parties In the interior formerly offensive, had
ceased 10 take part In the conflict since the return of
General Camera who Is the most prominent party and
sho fer the space ten years has exercised sbso-
lutte and eeneheial influence amongst the people, The
indians Who form large portion Of the population,
more Than 30 Oof0 devoted 60 him.
The Iut ~ General Carrera IN Guatemala is that Of
eensrsn-'bcf of the republic with full powers for
We Ieeihcaiion Of the country General faredcs s the
frtsidfut good soldier. strongly attached 20 General
tarfern 10 u affirmed in the papers that " IL the
President - the neighboring State ~ Salvador Who
gvng powder aud other military stores 20 the insur
gentf
With the exception Of this Incident, Guatemala Is
proeressing greatly In and other elements
~ rrcsp-rtty. lite principal produce IL cochineal
wfh v cultivated With dllgen aud brought 60 great
Feriscton In the last few days of January there
rived A. the capital convoy ~ tvo thousand mule
ese. q roods, vfh large quantity Of merchandise
importsd a. Ysabsi
fhs r.versmsn, Of eu.temsls has concluded q
tssty ~ smify vitb Great Britain aud several other
tnfep~~n nations, snd shows itself snrious In all
thixs 70 advances Itself is civilization. The other
states ~ Central Anerics. vhich have separated
thswsslsr@ from hrr with the exception cf Costa
ttrs rhieh u progressing vorshy are tor the most
psrt ti@eontented With their pcsition and appear
oniy 70 vsnt an opportunity 70 reunits themselves