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koBBERY.-Martin Calvin and Sylvester Kit
rige were arraigned before Recorder Caldwell on
the charge Of having snatched from the hands Of
Joseph Massot linen bag containing $50 in silver
Ihe examination was postponed i'm Friday.
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Would NOT STAND IT.-Yesterday, Michael
Lazane obtained warrant from Recorder Genois,
for the arrest Of g. Monez, who keeps an intelli-
gence Office but who after receiving eleven francs
from the vietimized Lazane, could NOT impart to
him the desired information required by that indi-
vidual, The charge will be examined.
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DEATH or REvOLuTIoEARY SoLDIER.--Ser-
geant Andrew Mcclure, soldier Of the Revoln-
ZION, died at louisville, Pa, aged 81, on the 9Th
us. The deceased was a native Of New jersey
and served in the Continental Army as a Sergeant,
under Washington
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-09

BoLp.-As Mrs. spechd, German lady, was
walking along Greatmen street. in the Third Mu-
niciPality, few days ago, a bold robbef went up
to her and forcibly took possession of roll of mo
ney, amounting to $4,000, which she carried in her
hand. suspected Individual was arrested, but as
the lady could not recognize in him the person who
had robbed her, ne. WIS iiscnafRed.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-09

Intelligence from the Bahamas state that the
Islands of Great and Little Inagua were deluged
with heavy rains, which destroyed all the South
ponds in the vicinity Of Rum Key
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AssAuLT.-Martin Long appeared before Recor-
der Genois and made complaint against an un-
known individual, for ASSEMBLING him with stick.
A warrant was issued for the belligerent
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FROM WAsHINGToN.--T The Washington cor
respondent Of the n Y Post under date of the
10Th says
At the California meeting last evening. abou,
forty members were present. The speakers were
generally in favor Of taking up the California bill
immediately before the general appropriation bill
believing that they had majority and could con.
troll the action Of the House and pass the bill with
out delay.
One or two preferred taking up the Appropriation
Bill hrst fearing that the attempt TO force through
California would be useless finally the meeting
adopted declaratve resolution in favor OF admit.
ting California Immediately and separately, and
then adjourned TO Monday evening, for the purpose
Of considering the best of effecting its ob.
ject, and with the understanding that the bill be
taken up in Committee to-day, if possible.
The Southern UItraists held another caucus last
evening.
Miss Bremen has arrived, and is at the National
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-09

BRITIsH AGGRESSION. = While the schooner
Enterprise her way from Chagres, Her
Maiestys steamship Vixen fred gun and com
PEELED her to heave to and submit to an examination
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-09

LARcENy. John Dorsey and James Dougherty,
charged with stealing barrel Of whisky from the
Levee, were called up yesterday before Recorder
Caldwell and demanded for further examination.
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A dispatch from Washington gives rumor that
Maj. HObbie Mr.. Snyder, of Pa, and twenty three
others, to be removed from The Post-office De-
partment.
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CHAReE OF ARsos.--The examination Of Hen
~ orshell, deaf mute, charged with firing the
house, No l2I TcIloupitonlas street. was continued
yesterday, before Recorder Caldwell, and resulted
in the DISCHARGE Of The accnaed
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The Norwich (Ct.) Courier, announces the death
Of Gen Zachary Huntington, at the advanced age
Of 50 years. Gen. H. was the father Of the United
States Senator, from Connecticut
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-09

ua.V az, iron lfe-boats are ordered for steam
~ s 5aNesi N consequence the destruction
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DARK AFrAiR.-C Charlotte, the slave of Betsy
Cole, free colored woman, came to the police
office Of the Second Municipality yesterday and
asked for protection against the cruelty Of her mis-
tress. The girl had chains upon her limbs, though
we have been informed that no bruises or marks
could be found upon her person. She was sent
back to her owner to suffer- perhaps still further
at her hands. 1t is very seldom that we are called
upon to record complaints Of the character Of the
above, and these almost invariably proceed from
slaves who belong to persons of their oteaa color.
Instead OF feeling sympathy for their kind, the ne
gro or mulatto owner is generally exacting and
tyrannical. The aboftionists of the North might
learn useful lesson from this fact
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The Hon. w, H. Brockenbrough, of Florida,
disd at Tallahassee, on the 9sth June, at the sge
Of 81 years.
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FROM CANDIDA dispatch which we published
snort time since Incorrectly stated that the Cana
dan Legislative Assembly, at Toronto, after an
exciting debate on Mr. Boulton's resolutions, :" vo
.eu hepnbllcanlsm and Revolution by vote O
40 10 10 happears that the Assembly first voted
the resolutions republican and revolutionary
and then voted them down-46 to 10, which make,
great deal Of difference.
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AkSA'4-llS o.A14tS.
ny sKKIfs. HYDE n 60.
,4i4 ~ r W, p We - old = No q Iehpaf
iis lsss. u seiss s''s'' ~ s''''s' r.
Flour. = Flour. Plessr
BY sEf<IEs, HYffE 4 co. -
81 ssa. s ~ Z + "a < 4 E p.
ss'''a' 2 .''e : 10 sss s ssssi Fis1a y
Floor. Rope...s. hiiiteT Cheese etc
BY SxK HN> HYDE q co.
',ls Rn ~, = Z, e.,s p.s . y sed ~ h
100 % s sss. f as:,s y q. ssla aopsi
account q whom 4 may eoasssIs :, - y
Is sres, Hams. banding isS :sssa'sf ssasis
3 tSis ses s' Cd hs i' % boxes ss.' ro ss
" . .ss' T HSsssss au e peg s.
neiso. Whnhy MsesIesd. OF. &c iy0
window Glass. and. Glassware.
By sYKE HYDE Il co.
TUE DAY July q halfpat 10 ocockw sold al hsir
ss ssS wsD5w '' Class s s s ss $40
Pae..ss. GLASSWARE. soas.iinz Of Lamps qunD.. One
:. Terms - Z d s.Is -. G. = vs.
z. y. TAYLOR,
e :. 2 ~ Ss b = AT s Es,s sss b q
seId FaIniiars. slaves &c Nj Ss {
EWss FL0HANCE. ceNymlssieaed -aaetleaesr. Of
coon e iss q as 1
tc viii also makes advances Merchandise placed Biz
hands. my9
"a >. COKE d. CO.. DKUeGIsTs, Corner Of .lfaFe.
IA nine aHd F0VdrGs srects, prepared 70 exc 80
We Every article warranted genuine Ds. e J. W.
recommending themselves By their esiectss = -
SOUTHERN COUGH sYRUP--An uneuualled remedy
EES III Al :.,s.ss. a..
rSsc .1sRTsoI e he sEFp,ss5 e ~ s,h
TAHAKACUM-The strongest preparation that car
be made, as proved By the effect produced.
BALSAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR. LIVERWORT elc.
For the cure Of Consumption snd Bronchitis.
LOUISIANA VERMiFUGE. RHEUMATIC LINZ
TONIC AGUE SYRUP aad PILLS. n1s lysdp
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/. SHERM MANS
PATENT PREMIUM
A B D O M I N A i
SUP P OR I Err

~. ssis 0Nas. cAer ,sresf, tsaen.
The Ehtes elastic and comfortable io
the Of the cempant-she heaIngd down feeling
the bottom Of the Of the lungs side and back
the whites, etc. In pregnancy, its psyen miscarriage
In fact il indispensable the comfort Of every deeaif
female fanny doubt the efficacy ot this supporter, they can
be referred TO the wife Of celebrated physician q t
ing several other supporters without any gee Phys
clans are respectfully invited call and examine the nsffn
ment at the prepneor's, 70 St. Charles slleek.
In had
adapted Impair relief Seans
Philadelphia. Aug. rs. Is4e NM. ANDERSON, 81 b.
For hires years vas ahiesed with The wasb eopianrt
the time confined 70 bed Ny nalriis valy
thing relieved until Of Nf sssrnan sup
portsFs = enabled about the houas ana ssn ny
Aa susi. III M Isia '''a-H szs.s
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(toMr0pNu KXTRACT OF COPAVIA AND
~ w = s. For Dtseasesaf the Urinary 0FGans
LAe extensive OF this Remedy Tor the last years
cii{ daring which period has rarely failed TO effect per
Ieel cure, where the simple directions which accompany
!. nass been h.htay observed. the bsi evidence Of its
sealing properties ts acceptable the delicate stomach
~ w In iap Of caHvanlell and portable sza, and
n MAcFHERaoN Drag DAD casaisnI ssess,
dle elAtp NO. ~ cBmp ttasttl Nav Qslsalss
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.


IAenFeu Ke8ternRVs
Ship John Danlap, Sk0ied. Boston. I.Hfsal
BE bark Wm Fisher. Tws, Mobile, Gardiner, Sager& 8 n
Schr Lila. Schernbeck. Pensacola, John Hlre
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10000 CASES OF GENERAL DEBILITY
WANT CP EFpV1lTfS ENERGV
sPITTING BLOOD.

NEW YORK, April g. I8l7.
DR.. 1bDHseHd-I verify believe thar your SarsapariIls
has been die MEANS through Providence OF saving nv life
have for several years had bad cough 1t wolss
and wOrse At last raised large quantities Of blood had
night sweass and greasg debared and rednced and
did expect 10 live. have only nsed your Sarsapaia
abort time, and there has wonderful change been wrought
10 am now able 70 walk all over the city. RAISE no
blood, and cough has left You czn well inaeps
that am thankful for these rsulfs Your ODD servant
WIZ. RUSSELL, s. Catharne street.
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splendid pazseuger steamer BOSTONA Price
master, viii leave for the above and MI nteT
mediate lanlnes about SUNDAY the ass inst al 10
elSek A NJ For ffsighi apply On board or 70
Ho SAMtfEL EWING. SO (sravier ~
~ The Bosiena was bnlt EXPRESSLY Tor a passenger
packets bef cabin more naleenty furnished fhan sv
steamer IN the West and IN addition other eomfrts she z
provided with splendid bath pnn 81 her CABIN can
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nhLIGHTl.lL RissIDgNCE Foa sAlR.-T1.

I btLIblF 2 tlzAIDtNGE FOR eALE-lTbs
very desirable and beautiful residence uf Geo q
" Sul,gns ksq situaied on the Easie1n Shore OF -
Aoniie Ray y noN gfeFsd Tor sale. in Consequence
~ only q Intended change Of residence 9, Ire p-psi
4 stands some SEVENTY five feet abrve The wsisf
line iana raang IN aaccessiun of terraces sold
handsome wharf rz to the fFst Of these whence wei ad
sefl,snnne walks lead 70 the delightful residence a ont
sas sssss she northern sis q re oaf aa IN the middle
ioliee la lines the side and head OF the dell and never
eseH pespso at BY tho Besides ciscing through Inc
O. heMIns Shower bahs and The wafr i almost
always salt sha the foot Of the bluff s,,eus m
hne bening al all Times be enjoyed Ahasdanre al
tame slya1s be had in the rear an unaing snpplv
= risn eun tAkeh az any frDai. Fora summer
and y steering Place scarcely Be squallss n
ne 7oAth Eve Sieameoass ply twea a day hetwten
q eommunieaiiag with the Fur erles kieh viii
les ls PBF AYI0a - t.,,y,....
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no MOTHERs ann MARRIED. LADIES,

estmahie value. Ii would take many conns were we 10
give The numerous testimonials which have been received from
the highest and respectable Ladies in all parts Of the
Union. Weakness, irregularities low spirits, pain in the
breast and side chor0 uor abus p0apsus utter or falling
general pTosIaon Of the syse and all affections of similar
character are Immediately and permanently relieved By this
simple and beautiful invention The enervatng nature Of
climate renders some Fatrra sfmhant necessary fos the
preservation OF mae health, and surely nothing can be SO
vale etcac the stmuant which Nature herself has
provided This Is afDGRisln, and It's application by the
Gavanic Belt and Magnetic Fluid every respect pleasant
and agreeable No Inconvenience attends its and the
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FEVER ANN AGn1Ez.

Dr. Townsend's Sarsxpara uneuuaed Ia caeez Of the
Chls and FereE and Ague The following letter i only On.
the hundreds that have received from the South and
West Of like character: - -
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J. WILSON, M. d.
an So. X. y. BRIses, NJ. D.
Aiudhtt Apfi l. toaIs +. Il. ELMENDORFF. N. d.


CAUTION
Onk 70 tine great success and immense sale of Dr. Towr
SEND sSafsaparla number OF who wera formerly r.
Agents. have commeneed making Sarsaparila Exus is
Ellxrs. bltters; Extracts of Yellow Dock etc They s
a ugs put up Y the same shared boes, and some tnem
nass stosn anq copied cur advertisemen; they
fnnclpal Otiice l26 Fulton street. Sun Building w
Keeling Cos State street, Boston; Dyott & 8 a
u Nor Second street, philadelphia; 8. 81 Bance Drug
g baltimose K M Cohen, Charleston; 105 SoaitA Pearl
PnneRe pfngsssls and Mecba1s generally throughout the
- ]. WRIGHT, l5l Charsres street,
40 SOLE AeEEr, New Orleans
SoDA AsH-l5O casks Soda Ash, 81 per cent. for
iys HAYMAN & HOLDEN. IS Magazine street.
MARBLE DUsT-iOO bbs of Newark extra fins for
ly6 HAYMAN & HOLDEN. s. Magazine street.
CANTON GINGEF-is boxes.
- ly6 a. T. COCHRAN & co. n Tohoupiloulas ST.
BRANDY FRUIT-l0 boxe,
~ iye AZ. CoCHRAN& 60. 81 Tchouptoulas H.
IfJ1NEs-C hRapasue and swsdt MALAGA Wine.
w 80 A,FtceCHkAN 4 co, 81 ToisapiIoslaa 4,
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BLACKWKLL.s ISLAND, Sept Il, l847.
Or. 1oURseHd-Dear Sir; | have suffered terribly for
nine years with the rheumatism; considerable of the time
could not eat, sleep walk had the distressing
palms. and limbs terribly sW0ie. have used
bottles Of your SaIsapanla, ney have doas
ssneed, lam entirely relieved HieSfy 10 &
t Tor the benefit of fhH afflicted. Xonfs, respectfully
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Below Is an account Of another child saved Dr. Town.
sends sarsapaa has saved the lives of thousands of chill
dren; The following certificates areseected from rea,
nuniber received this week;
NRw York, April 1, 1877.
DR. I31cnsend-Deaf Sir: One of my children was verV
sick with Canker in the Mouth and Throat attended, with
great debility 1t came dying Iobained Of yonI
you feel very grateful. Yours respectfully,
ELIZABETH FOWLER "a Desbrosses street
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Dr. Townsend having tested his Sarsapala in oases
OF Fits of course recommended it, aud was surprise
receive the following from intelligent and Respectable
Farmer Of Westchester county:
FoRDHAM, August Is, 1871
q age who has been several years afflicted with Fits; we
sd almost everything for her, but without last
although could find recommendation ia our CIRCULAR
or cases like hers, we thought, she very decae
health we would give her of Sarapara. and are
very glad we did, TOR only restored strength but she
has had no return Of the Fits to great pleasure and sur
prise. She IS fast becoming rugged and heary for which
we feel grateful. Yours. respectfully.
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In Nervous Complaints drugs and medicines iscycas.
1ae disedSe for they weaken the vital energies Of the already
pI0saied system while, under the
Wtlnzng influence OF Gayaism applied by this beautiful
ana discovery the exhausted patient and weakened
sufferer e restored former health strength elasticity and
s1Eof The great peculiarly and excellence of
DR.. Christie's tsaivanic CuFatives
consists in the fact that they arrest and cure sas y ooa,
aPpHedtl0 IN place Of the usual FuEging and DvE
leking me paent m exhausted Natuesnks hopeey under
me lnctlon IhSb strengthen the oAOe svste equalaze
e ctTeattoR Of the blood. promote seeretsons aad
seoer az e staghtes INJURY under cfrcums tances
since the Introduction into the United States, only tree
years snce more than 60 900 persons, including all ages
Glasses and conditions among which large number Of
adIess who are peculiarly subject Nervous Complains
Hase "esn Entileiy aud Permanently Cured
else been tried in vain - s
ToilustIaie the Of the GsaLYaETc BEL r. suppose
Hs ease q person afflicted with that bane of civilization
A. or any other Chronic Nervous Disorder
IN ordinary cases. stlmulants taken which, BY their action
on me nerves and muscles of the stomach afford
tee put which leaves the patient lower state and with
INJURED aculile after the action thus excited has ceased
me GALVANlC BELT. Take Dyspeptic sufferer even
IN me worse symptoms OF attack and simply tie the Bell
9Lonna the body, using the Magnetic Fluid directed IN
do period the inseslbe pesiraton Will on the positive
sslent q the belt, thereby causing Gnlvanc
Mn pass on TO the negative and thence back again 10
s mus keepng up aconnuous Galvanc circulation
EK thus the most severe cases of DYSPEPSIA ARH
rEhmANENTLY CURED. "A fsao days Is offen agsnfz,
sSms,ent @ eradicate the Disease Of years.
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
r. vi tho Most Und0ubted Character
Ht"n All parts II the Country could be given, sufficient to
nj mn nf la mar
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BOOTS. SHOES ANN RROGANs.

cAUuoNi szpe-u should be- aware hartley have
70 security asalAsl sraagslased fieaa -hh - ~ As
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FEMALE MEDICINE. -

Dr. TOwnssnds SaTsaparia sovereign and speedy cure
tor ncpient Consumption. Baenness, Proapsus Ute or
Whites, obsuucted difficult Menstruaton InconIinence
Of Urine involuntary discharge thereof and for the general
prOsatiOn OF the whether the fesnlt "A
inherent cause q causes produced by inegulay, Illness q
accident Nothing be surprising than
effects the human Frame Persons al weakness and LASS
ude from taking at become robust and full of energy
under It's influence. Ii immediately couneacs the neryeess
ness of the female trame which is the of barren
ness II viii not be expected Of in Of 50 delcaea
nature exhibit certificates of performed but we can
the afflicted that hundreds Of have been reported
to Thousands OF where families have been without
Children after few bottles of this invaluable mediums
have been blessed with fine, healthy offspring
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organs. and Ivigoraiine tie entire system
:, Also, in FITS, CRAMP, PARALYSIS and PALSY,
DfSpEPStA OK INDIGESTION. RHEUMATISM,
BAGQ, DEAFNESS, NERVOUS TREMORS, PAL
CITATION OF THE HEART, APOPLEXY, NEU.
RA1ltlA, PAINS IN THE SIDE AND CHEST
LIVER COMPLAINT, SPINAL. COMPLAINT, and
guRtATuRE OF THE SPINE, HIP COMPLAINT
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS, DEFICIENCY OF
NEEBBvv9 s,s}S AID AID PHYSICAL ENERGY, AND ALL
a 9g9PE cMSgFssa Eny ~ BEREAVEMENT OF
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9OsOmseneg's S0rsapNs.isss.
WONDER AND BI.EssINss on THE Age.

The Most EztraordfnarV Medicine in the ~ MI
THIS EXTRACT Is PUT UP QUART BoTILEs--ITIs 6.
INKS CHEAPER AND RLEAeAHTER, WAR
RAHTED SUPERIOR s0lD-Ir
cpRKs WITHOUT VOMITING, PURa-
ING, slcKENIr0 on DEBILI
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N. d0seRsend-Dear Sir: purchased for my wife two
ocues OF Salsapala oil your agent, Mr. McNar of Kas
mazoo, 70 Try u for the Fever and Agne Before had fin
sed the fst bOte appeared the blood and every
Other day, when the cIs and fever appeared they were les
violent and before she had finished the bottle she was en-
rey relieved, and she much better than she bad been
before hs took the ague lady that had been very sick
was left IN weak and distressing state and troubeu
exceedingly with the cake seeing the effect that il ha
on my wife, she sent and procured few bottes and
restored her N few weeks to complete health Your Sarsa
lanla IS without donbts uneIuaed in diseases incident 10
the West and you think that this communication will be
OF use, you are at liberty TO use ii You choose.
fours, respectfully, CHARLES H SnpAfN
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DR.. ChrIstie,s GALvANIC BRAcELETs


k1K Fer ssle in NKW ORLEANS BY the
sale Authortsed Agent,
GUINNESS 4 CO..
DEALERS N flaK gAMrg kRglCAns, GOLD PnNs, erc,
3 " sod AlD ~ CalnD street,
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DR.. Christie,s GALvANIo NEcKLACF

Is used for all Complains affecting the Throat Head such
as bronchitis ammaton OF the throat, neryops and sick
headache, dizziness Of the head neuralgia the face
zng roaring In the deafness which generally called
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- FOR CHAtfHE6 = Harrison 4 TF5cE51z-5 ,.
s$ Z1ssgqfeh Lrges aFIahe first vessel-Fo all On
49,. 4 HghSDdfy July u, lv.-The A 1 con-
PsFse sg sognsF iastsned a;s sIns b Mot an vE-
syN, nsnfreys master Hib sail above. She has Just
and N readiness to receive For freight o.
apply on board, opposite tle Ref Ala, kef a. 10
r. M HARRISON 4 co. M f,ravisx =
ORR. WICkHAhA Is Colin,on sflref = -
The above me old ssab New Orleans and Cbav
keguinf Line One vessel will saii every week "a
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CIGAR TOBACCO.
II CUBA, MAAM
&RS MASON COUNTY, -
sSSsE3@1kEN KENTUCKY, and
30. TENNESSEE,
r. tod and nsu,l
al imsrsnsp THIas. K pRl1sF "a @ne w :.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-27

Ny wife had the rheumatism for 20 years, du-
ring that time suffering such severe pain in ev-
cry part Of her body that she could never sleep
without taking large doses Of opium; having no
appetite. reduced to almost a ske Teton: ev-
cry joint swollen greatly, and hands, knees and
neck covered with large Jumps; the cords hard
aud contracted, SO that her arms, legs and body
twisted and drawn, she was obliged to
lie in bed constantly. During 20 years, she got
nothing to give any permanent relief till she
tried II. &. Farrell's A rabian Lininent; Of this
she used five bottles of the Dollar size, and the
>wellings have all gone. pam has entirely left,
sleeps soundly, is more hcshy than ever she was
in her life. and spins and sews all day. If any
one doubts this cure, he call at my reside nee,
three miles from Peoria, HIS, and be satisfied .
See advertisement. SAMUEL EI.SON.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-27
From tie Hon. RDbrrt Dale Occn, /aie
member Of COngress

From tie Hon. Robrrt Dale Orcn, /ate
memJer IF Congress.
am glad to see that work cvincing 50
much industry. and 50 useful in itself. as
the Indiana Gazetteer has been publish
ed in our State. and to learn that it has
met so favorable Il reception, and already
obtained a wide circulation. The inn
portance of statistical data. is generally.
very much overlooked; and has been so.
more especially in our Western country.
We are usually so busy in doing. that we
do not like the trouble Of recording what
has been done. Yet. an authe niic. and
so far as il can be obtained, official state
nent of our resources. and present cUndi-
ton, is of the greatest importance, MOI,
only 10 our own citizens in the way Of re-
ference. butto the public without our State,
who may be disposed 10 settle among us.
is with pleasure. then, that. in cxa,nin-
ing Mr.. Chamberlain book. have found
it carefully compiled and 'udiciously ar
ranged. and such an one as may be pro-
pcrly recommended to the public
ROBERT DALE OWEN
Feb %. 1859.
Be. Hobbs. Of this place has been APP
pointed agent for this county. and will
send his deputies among the people to
solicit subscribers for the work