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DR.. Chrtstfe's Galganic Curative.

consists In the fact that they and disease by ooora
dPpL1cdtOH IN place Of the usual mode Of and
licking the patient, Till exhausted Nature sinks hopey under
the nicton 1heV strengthen the Dhoks system equaI'zs
the circulation Of The blond, promote the secreti0ns and
neUeT % ne sfghteSt INJURY under ann eircHHasdRcss
Since Their PRODUCTION into the United States only three
years since, more than 10000 persons including al ages
classes and condOns among which large number OF
sldes, who peculiarly subject to Nervous Complaints
nave Deen E n ely and Permanently Cured
when all hope of relief had been given up and every thing
else been tired in vain
To illustrate the Of the G.7LPaNTC BEL r. suppose
DYSPEPSIA, any other Chronic or Nervous Disorder
In ordinary stmuants aken which, by their action
on the nerves and muscles of the stomach, afford TEMPORARY
relei but which leaves the patient in lower state with
injured faculties, after the action thus excited has ceased
Now compare this with the effect resulting from the action
the GALVANIC BELT. Take Dyspeptc sufferer even
In the worse symptoms Of attack and simply the Belt
around the body, using the Magnetic Find directed In
short period the nsenbe Precipitation will the positive
which will the negative, and thence back again to
Tue positive thus keeping up aconnuous Gavanc circulation
throughout the system.
~ Thus the severe cases of DYSPEPSIA ARE
PERMANENTLY CURED. n fen DAYS is often ampfy
shglGlent TO eradicate the Disease Of EsErs.
KY In Nervous Complaints drugs medicines inereas.
we dSedse Tor they weaken the vital energies of the already
Frustrated system while, under the ghening
vqhng influence OF yanism applied by this beautiful
sufferer Is restored former health strength elasticity and
Wgor The great peculiarly and excellence OF
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
or the Most Undoubted Character
FROM all parts q the Country, could be given, sufficient to
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-26

Frederick Louis Ro two night watchmen of the
First Municipality, came to blows on the night OF
the 9th inst, and being unable to settle their own
quarrel agreed to leave it to the decision of Re-
| corder Genois
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List of Vessels in Port Not Cleared

Hstain the First municipality ttsIgnGtsd fsllssAS
As me Nss esialasnes az tbs aarosd an run
IN hs stcend tnsl the Nst Commence 5tezmos.
n.y. No being kstbeaI Landing mJL ha
smmInoe az ht RAirsae benE Hhsrl
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Ldrceny-Henry Miller, residing at No. SO Es-
panade street, yesterday asked Recorder Genois
for warrant against one John Parker, for having
in his possession bride belonging to him; said
bride having mysteriously disappeared from his
stable some three weeks since. Warrant issued.
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| Sling Shot-The case of John Riley was called
| yesterday morning. in which he was charged with
woundng Rosanna McKenna in the face with a
colt Postponed on account of absence of witnesses
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ASsauh-AdeIia Seifered was assaulted yester-
day in ST. Peter street, by one Raphael Pourrin,
and brutally kicked and beaten, for which he was
held to bail nv Recorder GenOis.
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W0nndtng a Child.-The case of John Robert
Alexander and Mary Robinson, free woman Of color,
was Yesterday morning brought up before Recor-
der Caldwell, on charge of violently abusing a
child the daughter of Mary " aiding, and also
with abusing and insulting the mother Owing TO
the absence OF several important witnesses, the
examination was put off until Monday next.
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Discharged, -Charles Gibson was Yesterday
morning discharged, by Recorder Caldwell, as The
papers originating the charge have been sent to the
First District Court, and until that case is decided
the charge of perjury cannot be entertained
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Charge Of Thet-The charge made some days
since against William Backhouse, by Daniel Gin
tick, who accused him of attempting to pick his
pocket, was yesterday dismissed by Recorder Cald
well, no prOsecutOr appeering.
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Ships.
fiole.-......-.. 6,mllJ
RaHka.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


Thursday Morning, September d. 1850.
COtton-FaCtOrs on Tuesday more disposed
cede to the views of buyers and about 900 bales disposed
of during the day slight decline. Yesterday the sales
reached 1000 bales prices remaining without further change
We quote as follows:
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Stealing Pocket Book.-Michae BENT, alias
French Mike, charged with stealing Charles H.
Brady's pocket book, from the Fremont House,
some weeks since, will be arraigned on Friday
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Unnatural Parental named Schinnot
residing in the vicinity of Dryades market, was
brought before Recorder Caldwell, yesterday,
charged with cruelty beating his own son in the
market. Examination deferred until Tuesday next
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Larceny.-An affidavit was made before Re.
corder Caldwell, yesterday, by F. A. Hubbard,
against R. Wolf, charging him with larceny.
Warrant issued.
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ASSault.-Mary Miller caused the arrest of John
Pearce for most cruel assault, in which her face
was badly mutilated
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w. rs. EEaggerty s. Bro,

w. ES. H0Sgerty 81 Bro,
IS Canal Street. .IMPoRTATIoN DIRECT.
SPLENDID STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
TUE undersigned have lust received rer ships Brunswick,
ms 9"d de 9e%Ss n3
Plain and embroidered coIored De iasines;
Plai R and and emb'o i ed Cashmere ; 'EcOsse
60 Cashmere, oolored and black;
MoUsseine de LANES, small patterns for children.
Black and coored Grenadines aud Hemanii
Plain, coored and black Bgreges; blue do. for Wells;
lad Ladies and children 4 @ Ha,n9kerchies
Swiss and Iaconet insertngs;
Genemen's Fancy Crayats;
variety OF Infants Misses and Ladies' Cotton, Cash.
mere, MeLino and silk llosei Gents English HalfhOse.
KIP SL9yEE sf DID, al Pd 1s 70. sRden
800 pieces black and colOred Alpacqs;
Orleans Cloth, CobQurg do, Grandeesi
r. ~ Baxponr DamosS sa9a Cloth;o
other STYLES Of dress Goois Ia e@e made oI anu many
Pink, Blue, Cherry and Plaid French Fannes for chdrens
SIX Gaq5e, W Wei and Rogers Tlanne, VII.
French Cloth Table Covers, Damask Cloths Napkins;
Am9gntcsP RssoTme9t Of Lace and Muslin Curtains;
linen l; Shess!ag; Cotton do F. and Eng Blankets;
e ESS 5P for emile sde' AID G RDr.
Erugeg, Buttons, Figured Braids, etc. etc for trimming
Silk a@% vs Ssa Rfss Cashmere and Grape shaw
Tades AMI mini Misses S MsTnq and SIX Vests sS''
Ladies' supeTfine SaNOny MeTinO Underdresses
Bows and Gents Silk and Merino Undershirts;
oche Muslin for Curtains
DOMESTIC GOODS - Shirtngs, Sheetngs, TlCkfngs,
Denims Checks, and manYs other desirable goods, too
numerous to mention, an early inspection of which is
earnestly requested
f The above Merchandise having been purchased by
of this House in Europe exclusively for Cash. ena
hes offer them extremely low prices and for
% Wv NJ. r. HAGGERTY s. BRO. So Canal st.
| E1~ Bee insert two weeks in French only
| oil, OF PEPPER MINT-IOO lbs
| " s25 A. +. COCHRAN& co. "a Tehoupitouas st.
| DRUNES-l2 cases in store.
| L as A. F COCHRAN co 81 Tehoupitoulas ST.
| CANTON GINGER-2O cases.
| - s25 A. F. COCHRAN co. "a Tchoupitoulss st.
| C1HOCOLATE-25 cases mass Chocolate; do Spanish
| ~ do sweet, landing and for sale by
| s25 GOODRICH co. q. % and 81 Common street.
| INOFFEE! COFFEE!-
| 400 bags luguyTa do.
| 100 bags Havana do.
| SO bags Java do; in store and for sale by
| SIS Ivy GOODRICH co. n, 20 and 81 Common ST.
| PINEAPPLE CHEEsE-3O boxes, landing ex ship
apS S'A'OOsh PRs RI rs sFoUGHroN 81 camU st.
E'ARINA-Hecker's Farna, suitable for invalids, in
Is 5'O'' anu 7 CHARLES sToUGHToN. "a Camp st.
,ALT-3OO sacks Factory filled Liverpool stored Salt for
| - sale, ex ship " Hero OF Sidon
ana JOHN TooLE. 25 Bank Place.
CuBRANTs.1,ji i, Gp ] in store. o,r.,o,...,
COPPER Landing lTDR sRips iSou,hepeT, Atlantic
lQtol5O b, fOfsals by PRtESTl.EY Rein.
| ~ NOa Sa@"%4"'"NN -
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The number of petty assault and battery cases
seem 10 be on the increase Recorder Genois dis.
posed of a large batch yesterday, by dischargins
some and holding others to bail TO keep the peace
The approach of the business season aud its conse
the PugnaciOus propensitIes of many. A fine OF
twenty dollars would abae, in some measure, the
desire Of appealing to the Recorder for redress.
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Crescent Boob ano asb do ttna o@ss.

% The Proprson Of the y snd Nssk Crescent respect
oD INFORM usH end and The pubet at they have recently
ma additions their Jot shment and have
placed under the charge Of Mr. LENS GRAHAM, who has
been long Known ia this city Of high capabilities
ne art The material Of the o1s being complete and nssry
all new, they Hrs prepared all hndsof
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
WIN me least Pos'ole delay aad without disappointment those
VINO may aVor them with patronage Particular will be
given to the printing 9f LAWYERS BRIEFS
BILLS OF LADINGs INSURANCE BLANKS,
BILL HEADS, NoTARIAL Avn cLERRsB RI AnRa
BOOK HEADINGS, sTEANPOIT BILLIE
CIRCULARS, STEAMBOAT CARDS.
DRAY RECEIPTS, POSTERS AND HAFDBILLs,
COTTON RECEIPTS, CARDS, ETC. ETC
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PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY OF
HAMIFORD. CONN.

7 to NNsO IIUW IIHBL INANNE NUNIEANl UF
HARTFORD, CONN.
INCORPORATED IN 1886. -cAPITAL, 100000.
u. w. CLARK, President.
MN. CONNER, Secretary.
n q L NCY No. % Camp street.
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS.
THIS old and able Company, continues make insurance
at its long established Agency this city, on the most
favorable terms ganst damage or loss by FIRE. MARINE
OR INLAND RISKS. A deduction Of ten per cent on
premiums is made o the insured.
Having an ample capital with large surplus fund to
meet any losses, this Company affords perfect security the
! insured.
All losses promptly dusted and paid here or in Hartford
at the option of the holder of the policy
Insurance LIVES made in New York Life Insurance
Company.
Applications for insurance respectfully solicited
SIS CUAs q IATupnp =, 40 f,.r,, 80.
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SHIPPING.
DOM ESTIC POhIS.

1B=ze FOR NEW YORK., vla Havana-U United
XMfaA states .hdn Steamship CompagK-The new
- and magnificent steamship FALCON, Lieut.
u y. HaTtstene, cnnmanding, willeave on SATURDAY,
18th septembeT, at CLOCK cuncuay from tine head
st marys street, Lafayette. The the CON-
fort OF passengers the most hJeral scae IN Dei
are combined all the convent of a rst rate hotel
ES An experienced SUI geon accompanies this and all
other vessels Of the Company.
RATES
To New YOTk-State Berth Saloon, ,,..,,,.,. ATE 90
Stnndee Bath, Toward Saloon. 80. 80 %
r ,, Steeiage Bel tn, be- sand separate mess % %
Spanish Consul. V' " w zig
~ Passengers for NswYok to be transferred to the mag.
nlhcent mai steamship Georgia.
No passage securd until a for All passage tickets and
The AsenS PARADISE, LkWRAsoHS% snS C Once OIL
Io lU6 Magazine street.
<zEEEe GHARLEsTON AND HAVAN 4
A@"=sHt3A Charleston and HGOdna, via SqpGardh and
hsV nest-The splendid steamship ISABEL, Capt Rol
M IyI toRT bIIthen has re,pmed her regular trips from
Tor Chaet0nSh and I'D of each month leaving ChaTey
ton Tor Havana on the LIST and 18th.
-, RATEE Of PASSAGE:
havana 10 thaTleston Savannah 10
For further particulars, apply to
". Z. MORDECAt, Charleston, orto
NJ. J. HART Il co. 81 Tchou pouas 81. N Orleans.
~" Passengers leaving Havana by tins sbp can reach
Baltimore the Ftfh Dug by taking the Land Route and
New York and PHI AIDE Mia the time by taking the
Steamship TO those ports d6 law
.S1GS regular packet barque ARMOUTH, Captain
Teal, having the greater part Of her cargo engaged,
WIN nave immediate Dispatch For balance Of freight OF
paSaEri havns line accommodations apply TO the Captain
JOHN w. ANDREWS & co. IS Common st,
Asehtin Philadelphia E. LINCOLN Co. 81
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by PRIVATE SALE.
Twelve Desirable Building Lots in the Second
Municipality.
LEWIS FLORANCE. Auctioneer


IWn LOIS bounded y Constance Mecere Magazine
cle tteesmeasring each 81 inches 50 lines front
GU onsancn street. d.pth Of III uces lines
ONE LOT BOUNDED by Maglzne Mecerte Coliseum and Is
BY $50 feet inches ) lines u depth,
ThhEE LOTS, bounded C6ore BacChug Triton Apoo
streets measuring lch) 50 feet 10 Inches Bacchus street by
II feet 10 inches , DEPTH
TWO Lots, bounded by Apollo, Caope, Baechus and Clio
streets forming the Of Gochus and Clio measuring 80 feet
teach) by N feet 10 inches ) lines in depth.
TWO LOTS, bounded by BacrhuE, Caopc Dryades Clio
streemsasurng eac) 81 el II inches lines Dryades
by n feet ~ inches lines iU depth
TWO LOTS IN tpmrl eaurHE tcacD 81 feet II inches
hbea Ceope street. y 5y feet II inches lines depth.
AlsD....
FIVE LOTS In the City " Lafayette bounded by Felicity Road
Hercules Llunys, st. Andrews Road and Fulton avenue
sundry other PROPERTIES, by army ng
| BNIs ELORANCE. COmHiisSiOned .4uctlg7ser Of
~ fee No. = GTavT st., viii attend, usual, ana g
his particular attention the Real Estate, Stock
Damaged Dl,~ PortWardens, Honseir - Furniture Slaves
hands. NV
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B 0 0 K s.:

BOO KS:
ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS
In many Languages new Old I scarce every dsTar
mento scruce Arts aud Literature. old Books,
Prints, Pamphlets, Magazines Pictures Charts Maps Music etc.
etc. with good assortment Of Stationery and the Cheap Out
ic0tiona may Js found the FRANKLIN BOOKSTORE 1855
EMP street one door below G.rod, ielI
TOWAN's VEGETABLE LITIION TRIPIIC,
- Unprecedented in dssolyng Stone in the bladder and
a2ty organ F9r rsfeLsneeses Hesy Crescent and
Shatq yeranda corner; Dr. a. a. Zones 80 Camp street
FAMILY CARRIAGE FOR GALE-A Large
Stalrs. myIO
nHUG STORE FOR SALE well established
= Drug Store located in the business part of the city, is
offered Tor sale on advantageous terms 10 the purchaser To
any person wihng to engage IN the business better Oppor,
tqhY could not present not Immediately disposed
0 lhe feent owner desous Of entering INTO coparaer
shpwiu some one with small capital capable OF taking
SS Be- ae ne Rdss az R y ef aS yin
E'Oh SALE LOW-The following articles will be sold
bargain, as the owner has no use for them
ne We new Ilanotorte made BY Cemn Brothers, PhIa
One Family Carriage, with double uamess nearly new
One nel5 Philadelphia. make Buggy without harness.
abby al No. ~ Natchez street, un stairs. aus
DWELLING HOUSES AND OFFICES FOR
r. y hhA The story }nck Dwelling H9r enc 15
B9gragdgg Houss Possession given Immediately.
The Shop No 2 Natchez sreet-suitabIe for Tailor
The Office No. q in Banks Arcade, and
,eNtti OHICeS anu Longing Rooms m Banks arcade.
Rent free all the above premises till lst OctOber-prov
de that ease be taken for year. and security given for
rent Apply at No u Natchez street. aug
/ III. L. }. CUNE's EXTRACT OF COPANIN.
- sARSAPARlLLA AND CUBEBS-Ths original
preparation has proved itself superior the Capsules or any
other extract and with the additions and Improvements
vii r9Iely fail, provided the directions be fully observed
81 be had at the Corner Of 'sa''' and dPIgffe'
{ MILD Fol Nj. Yesterday morning a male child a
Martha on te Nsw aSee P So Po5 g
Natchez streets. The child is about years Old, SO
cannot talk, has light HAIR and grey eyes Had on green
cal GO iTcck t wal be returned 10 parents on application
10 Martha, at e. Toelauo's, 81 Magazine street. So
FBAHLOR OHG &Ns, ETC.-For sale at 1 3 Camp
street, three low priced P-fRLOR ORG.3NS, com
pdsins Itie variety. These Organs have uncent power
ALSD-The much esteemed .EOLI4.T PL4NOS
from Nessp NUNS \ CLARK, with sssssSas,.I
IVES TUNABLE REEDS, by which agfsssg-1 esssssse
they are kept in perfect tune with the least ri
sci HENRY PARSONS
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THE PACIFIC CRESCENT

CONTAINS the Latest Intelligence from stae pre-
pared expressly for giving faithful review
affairs every part Of the Union with particular reference
Home News in the South and West Independent politics.
furnishes an impartial chronicle Of passing and
tiers OF arng neres; Americans in California columns pre-
sent under separate heads well tgsd Synopsis from
quarter Of the world and the List the Mar
rages and Deaths in the Southern 1nd Western
California No has been spared make the Pacific
cent welcome in Fl Dorado, bearing tdngs
and kindred the Atanc borders Being per
manent basis with resident proprietor Francisco
is at once placed at the unprecedented Five Dollars per
yesr free postage The liberal upon which 1t ia of red
will place In the hard Of five thousand regular
in California, besides giving immense among
transit population. II is intended ephemera publ
cation but the propors have resolved nothing want
ing their for regular patronage pcop
20 whose Interests dsyoei The Pacific coutag So col
OF Re dog Matter Its Typography beautiful specimen
the ant, placing it second to paper the Union
CROCKETT, FROST CO New Orleans
Ru3l daW J. Z. DUNCAN San Francisco.
to Subscriptions received single numbers ready for mailing
s1i the Office Of the New Crescent 80 St Charles st.
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STEAMBOATS,.
r. For MObiIe-DHJLY
ER4Slt--lS H.. s. JI9JI, T. IRE-rJa y nJtlk-

!
SIEA nj SDAIS,
49, For MobiI,-DaIIY
81 3.y T a. G dai A H.. h S5.,.
tian and asesro1isLT6 he sns1did l @ -
Csp r. be1aIn IA IN e San 1 Az Ii
Trade with superior Accommodations dadie Cabins al IN
cbsyaio .iyoSd IL II sseInsIs VIZ ieaye me ioqt
O'Clock NJ CRand the way letter bag caves The office q
sase EDDY or board on ~ A. NJ oa' For sisht or pit"
.a Fr1 4 Bay St Louis add Pass Christian a. 70 Fssea
,sszss . The ,x-,---,. 10, 5,a.,,..-- S5;7y-
GHAKlrGs-ro, fia6s1. wa Say 81 L6ais.
and oie Pdii Lake sa " ST Capt W
,modstons NH pesys tbs Paptcsss,n Rssd @
Of he ooos Ena M c54 Daa a. On SVy
ING arrival Of The o'clock p NJ caE; returning leaves
and EEESNGa Hf Fac a. For Fh o. ps
'age;s apply on boar; or ,-,,
Fur Rv0Tcyp 7To F,v7r, I,Srr.
~ Daily Fac f. eta cToss L. 4
atz,zs,545g burg Niaijs0ayie and Gown Fton@Tbe6ns
s t a4Dj Eak STEAMER 1a s1s ebbpy tor
follows: - - ''i0"' -'' WIZ ''"'' "'''o''s' :"
MQNnAY; .....I Y M. carr. TuE5DAY ;...,,..5 A. M.
rrHiESD S v''iS NJ carr FBmRSpAf ....5 A. M
FRIDAY lie n. cars. SATURDAY ,,....5 A. NJ
sT IN ~ ri A. NJ cars ,,,,,y s,,r,,
OAW RRuut ESNIi WI leave madonvllie EVERY SUN.
oT The qty, and VERY MoNDAY MORN ING. at A.
pagga spsy On 6oaSa gHs M 'o' o' 'e Guy ro'
EUGENE RoCHEREMAaq&C GO y and y St Louis ST.
jeH Lewis ATCUS..' CoVington.
CAM e saf Gas VII BE- at the os S G NJ gDsoS
~ :, Fare reduced 10 rs cents. :. o. 5. Maj
lk1h 8, Jor G oHstSH pa ,IiaHdeSic, LeTisJarE
Lake Steamer LNVRH t5St eSpfy a for HI raas
and unequaled sea.boat,) J. w. Dunnica, master
nHy e LaEe'end OF t9e PnntchaItran Railroad EVERY
SOCh N.
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CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
OF the Most UndOubted Character
From all parts o. the Country, could be given sufficient 10
fill every column of this paper!


In all cases OF Female Diseases the Galyanc Bell ia OF In
esmabe value. 1t would take many columns, were we to
give the numerous testimonials which have been received from
the highest and most respectable Ladies all pas of The
Union. Weaknesi irregularities, low spirits, pain in the
breast and side, chOrOss uOT abus pOapsus uter or falling
of the womb, cosvenes Obstructed or difcu
general postraon Of the SYSTEM and all affections of smlaI
character are Immediately and permanently relieved by this
simple and beautiful invention. The eneryatng nature Of onT
climate renders some natural Stimdn necessary for Inc
preservation Of female health and surely nothing can he "a
safe ehcSGJL as the smuant which Nature herself has
provided This Is GdLgdRtsm and its application Inv he
Galyanc Belt and Magnetic Fluid is every respect pleasant
and agreeable No inconvenience attends its use and The
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Eg- !. .. o. F.-IowARB LopgE No.
l5-hcets every THURSDAY Evening In Inc - Ill a
Grand Lodge Hall cor Of FchOup.ousa md Poy-E4 ~ III
GTzItEge.s, at ! O'Clock, tss4+s 80
re- r,.-,- OFcErF for The BrSstn. term
J. 2 AlLS'lN .......tsh. G. n, e r.
l. 9AMPsON'. ;;,Y g. + ", DELEsDERNIER.. p. 8
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. CClIMATED MERINO RAMS For SALE

A CCLIAIATED MERINO RAMS FOR SALE.
N A few very superior Rams he had IA
application 10 the subscriber = th1rous hbrs %s1sj
Mprno and Saxony with a few fns animals ~
mat are q 15-l6 ID only. but which wouf ahsn.zA14
greatly improve good hoeks Pricss-P1t on coal
steamer Natchez with food NewO leans, water
and halter from so $50 fine thooag bred enAs SsV
two very fine 80 eseh. If the Prceis stated U osns
and the selection left to the n51e5s, he VI "a ~ e 10
give satisfaction. THOMAS ar rhfCh..
au94 StW Washington, Adams county. MISSISSIPPI,
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"Come here, you mschievous little rascal, you, -
Won't you lick me, father 3"
No"
"Will you swear you won't! %
eyes !"
"Then won't come, father for Parson Atwood
says, he that swears will lie"
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ID LNAMAY OR DEAD-A young man by the
IA of r. c. TONNES about Twenty years OF age,
spare made, dark comPleSqn black halr and black
eyes bis face the right side badly paaysed Every visible
when laughing, bis mouth drawing considerably the left
sde) The said Towne5 has during the last winter, been
acting as agent IN selling manufactured tobacco in and
about the towns Of PiGkensye, Ala. and Aberdeen, Co
lumPus and Macon, Miss. When last heard of (Which
on the 18Th OF Niay) in Piekensvle, in the of
taking passage the steamboat Coeo for Mobile for the
purpose nj making exchanges, having first delivered
the young man with the wagon (Mr. Bray his unsettled
business agent and usnGng him to leave for home, but
walt five days in Montgomery for his arrival which
time we have never heard of him. The said TOwnes
young OF MEANS but Of of first families and
Tear that he has been steamboat otherwise,
Any Information concerning him would be thankfully
ceEed, both Tor the gatcao of his family and ourselves,
as lie had with him probably $1,000 1880 Of
money. SHELTON, WALTERS Il co.
aul1 6wis RingOd, Pisylyana CO., Va,