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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-06
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NEW ORLEANS:
TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST 8. 1850.

HEALTH OF THE CfTY.-That great barometer
of the health of NewOrleans--the Charity Hospi-
tal-has not of cholera or yellow fever
within its wall. On Monday there is always
greater accession of patients than on any other day.
Those admitted yesterday were suffering from the
lighter forms Of diseases incident to the season, and
exposure to the sun
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LARoENY.-John Gull, alias Carr, was brought
before Recorder Genois Yesterday on the charge Of
larceny. Mr.. Challette deposed that on Sunday
night his house in Bourbon street was entered his
armoir broken open, and lot of silver plate, Jew
eelry, etc, taken. The articles were afterwards
found in the possession of Gull. The case was
sent before the First District Court.
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HoM1oIDE.-An affidavit was made yesterday
before Recorder Genois by Lewis F. Eddington, a
free man Of color, charging Capt. Truman c.
Holmes with murder in killing the brother of de-
penent, cook employed on the steamer Princess
No. 5. Edddgton deposed that the 4th inst,
being board of the Princess as Second Cook
while they were passing Bayou Sara, he saw Capt
Holmes violently assault Henry Eddington, who
also employed as cook Henry ran to the stern
of the boat to avoid the blows, but he followed
by Capt. H. and, as deponent was informed by
others who witnessed it, that the captain further
struck him and knocked him overheard. Henry
rose once to the surface and then sunk.
A warrant has been issued for the accused.
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MAYORS CouRT-Ftrst MDSiictpality.-Th
Court met yesterday. The Mayor, Recorder Ge-
nos and Alderman Fabre, presiding. One trial
came OLA citizen accused Of interfering with
Waterman. He was acquitted. The Court then
adjourned until November next
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ANoTHER.-The Coroner was in constant re-
QUESTION yesterday The case Of Margaret Regain
was the seventh sudden death up to 6P. M. She
expired in an apoplechc fit at her house in Mande-
vile street. Verdict accordingly.
The extreme heat has caused the fatality of the
past two days
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Of the NewYork Herald at Turin gives informa-
ton that the Turkish envoy and his suite, who are
TO visit THIS country, to investigate its resources
and character, have embarked on board the store
ship Erie, now on her homeward bound voyage
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CoUP DE SoLE1L.-A German sailor bearing
the name Of Bill, fell dead yesterday on board Of
schooner, lying in the canal Carondelet. An in
quest was held, and verdict rendered of " sun
struck -
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NEW ORLEANS Markets.


-. Eneeday morning. August 8, 1850.
COTToN-The market opened with but little nauiry on
Saturday and during theay barely 500 bales disposed
Of, previous rates Yesterday only 100 bales were sold.
The stock remaining hand and shpboad not cleared,
was counted Yesterday and found comprise 81 us bales in
bales.
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DEATH BY APoPLExY. - Martin Kelly, en-
poyed in Dubois Livery Stable, fell down yester.
day in an apoplectic fit in the Montgomery Hail.
on st. Charles street, and Immediately expired.
An inquest was held and verdict rendered accord
.inglY.
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SUDDEN DEATH.--A woman named Louisa
Schuler died suddenly yesterday in st. John the
Baptist street, between Frenchman and Union,
Third Municipality. Verdict, Congestion of the
bran''
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EFFECTS OF THE HEAT.-A woman named
Eliza How, aged 30 years, died suddenly, yester.
day, from the effects of the sun, at No % Phil
lppa street. An inquest was held and verdict rem
dered accordingly
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET
JETrERsos Cr1y.

JEFFERSON CITY,
Monday Evening, August 8, 1850. 5
Arrived, per Bunker Hill No. and Ut. Boswell
30 head of Western and 19 of Aakapas Cattle and 40
Hogs.
PRICES: Beef Cattle, 31z(d5Ifc v h net Hogs, 81
065lc " ID net; Sheep, 81 5000 IS " head Mich Cops
s15@s2s " head Calves, a 5O@s7 90 v head
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VIOLENT AssAULT.-John Kelly, for violent
demonstration upon the person of Joseph Hawley
Will have to appear for trial before the First Dis
trict Court
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SHER MANS
PATENT PREMIUM
A B D Q M / N A L
SUPPER TER

De sNE az 40 UDet 70 81 CAar s1re gpPolif1 LnloN
The ighest most elastic and comfortable instrument in ms s
the oue Of the WOMB complanhe bearing down feeling al
the bottom weakness ohe lungs side and bao
in fact il Indispensable 70 the comfort Of every delicate
female. II any doubt the efficacy of this Supporter thew can
be referred the wife of very celebrated physician OF is
CITY, who is using with perfect satisfaction after try
ing several other patent supporters without relief Phys
clans respectfully invited call and examine the psfr
ment at the pTopFiet0r's, 70 ST. Charles street.
practice had examine apply thu
boased Abdominal Supporter and have found
adapted to relief afflicted Mr.
Philadelphia Aug. IS, 1919 VIM. ANDERSON, M. n
For three years afflicted with the womb ecmplaintpar Of
the time confined my bed My suerg very great No.
thing relieved until Shermanis Sun.
pors II enabled the houss and regain my ot.
health and eheerfulness. Mrs- wIr.KfsGs1lN-
August n, lsis l51Elg
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The duties Of Secretary of the Interior have been
devolved temporarily by the President of the Uni
| ted States upon d. G. Goddard, Esq, the Chief
| Clerk of that DEPARTMENT.
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FIRE AT SEA-The bark Charming of Bangor,
from New York for San Francisco, was burnt at
sea, 200 miles southeast of Bahia on the night of
May %. The captain and crew took to the boats
and nauad
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DEATH FROM THE HEAT.-Wm. McKensie, a
man about 40 years of age, died yesterday from a
stroke of the sun, at No. q Front Levee.
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EARTHQUAKE IN GEoRGIA.-We learn from the
Dalton Times that a slight earthquake was felt at
that place on the night of the Doth ult. It's dura-
ton was about one minute
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Edward F. Tattnall, passed midshpman, and
eldest son Of Capt. Josiah Tattnall, U. s. NJ died
at Middleton, CT, on the Dist, aged 26, Of con-
sumption, brought on in the Mexican Squadron
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SUDDEN DEATHs.-The number of cases which
have occurred of sudden death prevents more than
summary of the inquests held
John Clyne, aged 60 years, died of apoplexy on
Sunday evening in st. Thomas street.
John Ritheo, Frenchman, about % years OF
age, fell insensible from stroke of the sun near
the railroad in the Third Municipality. He died
in few moments
John Carlin, young Irishman, having over ex.
erted himself while removing furniture, died at ITO
Magazine street, of a stroke of the sun.
Susan Coyle died of apoplexy at 2l4 Phtppa
street. She was but % years Of age and of intern
perate habits
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The Cincinnati papers announce the death of
DR.. John T. Sbotwell, of that city, by congestion
of the brain, following an attack Of cholera. He
was a distinguished physician and an excellent man.
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List Of vessels in Port Not Cleared.

Nste.-in the Fr municipality tlegnEtsd in the oovns
Ea6s y he Mes osnneacs AZ he Railroad and
IN ths Sscond m hs Nsa. commences above the Seamusl v
ing No. being Flstbsa Landing the Third (ms
Dominance at the RaeRd and down. Ne being FerT
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AMBER.-A letter from Stettin states that the
amount OF yellow amber collected this year has
been unusually great lmost the whole quantity
obtained was at once bought up for England.
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During the prOtracted and dangerous illness of
Hon. John C. Clark, B. F. Peasants, ESQ has
bsen appointed by the Secretary of the Treasury,
Acting Solicitor.
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Within four years about $4,000 900 have been
expended in Railroads in Vermont and New
Hampshire, and nearly $7O,OOO,00O in New Eng
land.
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APoPLExY.-John Cherman fell dead yester
day, of Apopexy, at No. 81 Julia street.
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ahinn.


bright VARNIsH-A superior article for ships
y decks, for sale sv VERY Icy BY np,uvv e,c.
GsARDINEs-2O cases halt boxes
y au9 A. +. COCHRAN 4 co. p Tchoupitoulasst
COAP5OO cases brown and fancy assorted in store and
- for sale by e, J, HART 4 CO. 20 Tohoupioulaat st.
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REooRDEa's CouhT-~S sco,sd lNunscipaIity.-
Mr.. Rainy made an affidavit against Alex Murphy,
charging him with receiving stolen cotton from
Messrs, Freret's Cotton Press, taken by slave
named John. The examination is fixed for the
10th inst.
Patrick Devin, accused of stealing pickets, was
discharged after examination. %
The case Of Patrick Cosgrove sent by Recorder
Caldwell before the First District Court, on the
charge Of perjury in trial between one Barry and
Jesse McHenry has been sent back for second
examination, on motion of A. r. Field, the counsel
for the defendant; il appearing that the dispositions
OF the Witnesses had been sent to the FIRST Dis
trict Court in conformity with law.
Mrs. Moren was taken in charge to prevent her
committing suicide--she having in III OF insanity
attempted TO throw herself in the river.
James Irwin and Patrick Ford stand charged be-
fore acting Recorder Hale, with an attempt 10 kill
Charles McKeon--a matter yet to be substantialed.
Joseph Eaton, Thos. Eaton, and Andrew Gray
were arrested on Sunday evening in Magazine
street, for being engaged in a charivar Not con-
tent with music they resorted to paving stones
beating tattoo upon The walls Of the house Of the
happy groom" until that unoffending parsonage
called loudly for the watch The intention of the
assailants was too, plainly to injure and ill-treat
the newly married pair, instead Of rollcking well
come into the state of matrmony and the Recor-
der, yesterday, fined the accused So each, beside
requiring bail in the sum of $500 to keep the peace
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DelltiSt8. 6. 7. BoARpMAN

B. F. SMITH, DeasLlSLS. G. t. BoARDMAN
Smith q BOARDMAN,, Office North corner of La
y fayete Square and St. Charles street, would call the
s q Ts 81
maneny Teeth that few practitioners have
ssss 0 v P sa. s st
sS fnS % p hs o.
F hEyPg them cared SE -. In the insertion Of az
guaranty ali Instances complies disessssO
p ados VINO R
$ 5 an s VIII os bs G ws
favor. jyl8 tsl is
oANsfS1Jh 81 P BhEb5 sgsa .ss2y ssI.
Il re fgsL0 ossCn5E,s IA Pc q CsMF
Rence and PsS o sT s No. julia
street where appointments may be made Tor business Of
ES- Deposfons taken, Accounts PrObated Deeds and
Morgages Drawn and all Documents and INSTRUMENTS Of
Hs Ia and Record
nd N 81 P9a Shi Ps L 1ssS q
stated and PROMPTLY i srrsneed misc "
GoLE MA s RAT E gNRUlATSoRY MILE
nsn and he b s msea Oh FR4sog BRs
isIs ~ E. E. j. HART CO.. 70 Tohoupitoulas st.
tT Planters and Others wanting the best and cheapest
c NIX ever offered in this q other market woad do
. %he we M 5sys TR a p Po ssnd q % ia %
$500 and warranted to perform to the satisfaction Of the
r. J: COKE q co., DRueelsTs. Corner Of Mage,
for PaRters, County County PRysoaaS and Fam
me es; ,Ey py article warranted genuine Dr. Z:
sSTFRRRdRSSy 6SSTTf .a,
m ExTRASF 81 S6ifHYfA. 1ssAsSyaAPAEILLA
FoSS 3 y ns SPDisii 8 az 2IIi i.'
RRSa' + PfPyff Ry n
For the cure of Consumptiop and Rrancha
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AFFIDAVIT on Account
The STATE or LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City Of New Orleans.
Be Il remembered, That the 18th day of July, A. d.
1880 before the subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and
for the city Aforesaid personally cared CHARLES MAN
SON. Secretary, ETC., who being duly sworn according 70
law, doth depose and say that the within Just and
true and transcript from the books of the Crescent
Mutual Insurance Company of New Orleans.
lSigped) G. ]. MAEsosI.
Sworn to- and subscribed before me, the day and year
above written. (Signed) ]. L. WINTER,
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
The Trustees have this day declared dividend of thirty
three and oHerd per the earned premiums
The year. payable in scrip and after the second Mon
day in August next.
The Company would also give notice that they have
commenced writing LIFE RISKS. and hereafter will continue
to make LIFE, FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER INsURAscEs.
They offer this community all the advantages OF home
institution, whose profits invested in their midst and the
security OF real and substantial capital of Three Hum
dred and Sixty Thousand DOlIars.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President,
MosEs GRKKNwoop. Vice.P President
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE $50 80" N.-LONarruDr 800 win Time, g.

Cleared Yesterday.
sem Fowhatten' Caro-, for Pensacola, John Hurley
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Yacht Thompson from Brazos Santiago I inst
TO Harris & Morgan-2d my. EASES
=. STEAMBOATS,.
Princess No. g. Holiness from Vicksburg-56 bales cotton
Florida, Giberson, from Mobile.
Bunker Hill No 3, JONES' from St. Louis
Fanny Smith, Richards, from Louisville
Fashion Martin, from Fort JACKSON.
mondana, Dimtry, from S. w. Pass.
Memoranda,
Steamer Fanny Smith left Louisville on the 9th ultre.
ports feet inches water in the Ohio River
Steamer Bunker Hill No left ST. Louis on the 18th u-
reports feet water in the channel to Cairo and falling
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And 90 more policies covering 445 negroes.

OFFICE MUTUAL BENEFIT l.. & F. INSURANCE Coz
" Camp street. New Orleans. July II, 1850
per cent on premiums for the past fiscal year, ending
BSa "a WIN re he
TOsKPH III. PALMER 81 co., Sc Grayier street,
cont smplating removal to Their store No. AZ Camp
street, the s of September next will sell their present large
CottoDs, English aud American Prints Kentucky Linseys
and Jeans, white and colored Fanne do do plain and
keen Sies French, Scotch and American Ginghams and
Lawns; Fine Irish Linens Linen Sheetings 1O4 14 and
I24 Table do. and Napkins together with large assert
"a Cotton Meetings., at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
au3
A LEXANDER's SACRED PANoRAMAO OF THE
IA WORLD PREVIOUS TO THE FLO ID l-Togeih-
bis Crucixion and Resurrection, will be Opeu on WED.
EESDAf EV MING, the 3lst inst, at the Amory Hall,
S sRG nsSt. Hn 1 s notice ana
GOUTH- WEsTERN HOUSE u. DOWELL,
y .AGENT-GREAT ATTRACTION.-Miss LYDIA
DowELL, late Of Vcksburg and Natchez, respectfully
informs her old friends and acduaintances in Mississippi and
Louisiana that has Just Opened at her new store "a and
q CHARFRES Street, New0Fleans, a very LARGE and well
sfs Gk NV FspG4b s SsRsP and
other articles in her ne which, from her long experience in
this line of business in the South will, she hopes be suf
ladies' In her large and splendid stores may be found an
extensive rich and well assorted stock of BONNETS of all
kinds, styles and prices. trimmed and unnmed, which can
experienced and competent artists direct from Pars-parcu
lar attention will be paid to this branch of busine-and
constant large and varied stock of Bonnets and Trimmings
Fl the latest fashion will always be on hand. Artificial
Flowers in great variety; Head Dresses; Lace Silk; Vel
vets satns; Musin'; Ginghams; Linens; HandkeEchefs
Parasoa; Rbbands Splendid Robes Alpacas Baeges and
various other articles too to mention, all OF which
examine for themseyes SHIRTS q ali qualities made to
order. Ii6
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CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
OF the Most Und0ubted Character
from all parts Of the Country, could be given sufficient tc
fill every column Of this paper!
mo- MoTHERs ANn MARRIEn LAnIEs.

liz
In al cases OF Female Diseases, the Gavanic Belt
estmabe value. would take many columns were we to
give the numerous testimonials which have been received from
Union. Weakness, irregularities, low spirs pain in the
breast and side, chOrO nor abus proapsus ue or falling
Of the womb costvenes obsructed difficult mensEuaton
general pfosaon OF the SYSTEM and al affections of similar
simple and beautiful invention fhs ensrVate nature q our
preservation Of female health and surely nothing can be o
safe ehcacl the stmuant which Mature hersef has
All "a a.as snd s application BY the
and agreeable No Inconvenience attends lis use and The
most feeble and delicate wear with entire and safety
DR.. Christie's GALVANIC NECKLACE
Is used for all Complaints affecting The Throat or Head such
bronchitis, inflammation Of the throat, and sick
zing rearing in the can, deanes which Is generally called
uervouB, and that distressing complaint called tic douloureux
DIR. Christie's GALVANIC BRACELETS
pasodc complaints and general affections Of the
head and upper extremes Aso, in Palsy and Paralysis,
energy in the limbs or other organs Of fhe body 80
~ Many hundred Certificates from all parts of the coun
n.y. OF the most extraordinary character be given, if
duired.
CHRIsTIE'S GALVANIC ARTICLES, and they may
be by the most feeble and delicate with perfect and
highly pleasant and agreeable They can be sent to any pa
OF the country.
TaE GALyASIo Two boII1Rs
EHK GALvAFIC BRACELETS. ONE DOLLAR EACH.
TIE M H FLUID oEE DoILA Ar
tons Pamphlets with full particulars, be had Of the
k~ For sale in NEw oRLEANs by the
GUINNESS s. HILL,
DEALERS IN ZINE EAScT AETIcLEs. eoLD PINS, ETC.
ly cod 3dp IL Camp street.
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Briggs.

Sarah Bridge. .l2,m2
Siberia ........ emil
SuwArrow. 5,ml
Theoxana ......l7,m2
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De. CHRISTIE{Sg
sALvAAiq Hbb1 H ssi IA ~ q. RA cHaErs
POR THE RtHovAL AID FHnnAnEHT cURK or Az
sv69.UO1s8 Diseases,
ADd Of ihoss By impaired ssaksssd
aas S SssSs p SfEI'7 sd 4 81 FF
rsS: Us 9 ). P5Ss s %ss; v sfsa
DIR. Christie's GALVANIC BELT and
MAGNETIC FLUID
used with GENERAL RSi EPFSI M bEB s1 in al Of
Strengthening the weakened body, giving tons to the yaons
p1sREFIA oS SfA AbAbn M MRaA4fsxx
bBGGgg65E IA FGSHR2sNEbGE S S92ST fRRkkEF
fHER4 sAIPsS gHs sp co AhD iesT
GHTaRyaAAEgR ~ 9E PUB THE SRINE HE
81 Hui Ems A q
TEs . %ER96 SS sfsTE hNo"eEAk"T OF
~ In Nervous Complaints drugs and medicines ircrsas,
&c a.sss;s % they Esaksu hs vital snssgs q ts sssdS
. ~ iaHsHes q GsEsnIp sPPsd y
sufferer rssorsd TO fornsr health. Strength elasticity and
ugor The great pecuiarty and excelencs of
DR.. Chrisne's Gaivanic Curafves
consists IN the fact that they and disease by opard
Gged s r pa =, Of s usual mode and phys
s eirsHation Soed. promote ls ssreiioSs. and
sSSs 6e S!s Jn.ed sssis oag sSsss
yean since, more than so 900 peons, including an ages
Glasses and condons among which large number OF
ades who peculiarly subject Nervous Complaints,
nave Deen Entirely and Permanently Cured
gheh az hope Of relief had been given and every thing
TO illustrate the use Of the 0.4LY4NTC BELT suppose
ne esse q person afflicted with that bane of civilization
pYsPEPsIA.o any other Chronic or Nervous Disorder
~ Ordinary cases simulants are TAKEN which, by their action
on me nerves and muscles of the stomach, afford temporary
Ieei put which leaves the paet in lower state, with
injured faculties, after the action thus excited has ceased
now compare this with the effect resulting from the action Of
me GALNANlC BELT. Take DysPepie sufferer, even
IN the worse symptoms Of attack and simply tie the Belt
around the body, using the Magnetic Fluid Is directed IN
mort period the ilsensibe Derspraton viii the positive
element o. the Belt, thereby canzng Gavanic circulation.
Whcn VIII pass on TO the negative and thence back again
ne poYe thus keeping up c0ntnuous GaVanic circulation
r Thus The mos severe cases Of DYSPEPSIA ARE
PERMANENTLY CURED. n feso days Is often aRpEy
sN6eieaf TO eradicate the Disease Of pears.
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
OF the Most Undoubted Character
From all pars 9f the Country, could be given, sufficient to
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/. AUCTION SAILS.


AUCTION SAILS.
Groceries. .ProvfsIons. -. and G1ausrs.
BY SYKES, HYDt - CO.
1s As ss. & E s 4 sss1 :.. y :
So s Sss.. ~ c. css'' ssI 1s IsssSoo
100 Ss1 1s. WIZ VIZ s - s9sss We Tss,
sssSSy s VIM wa s:s Rum vnss.r Cream Tartar Lard OIL
g ss: ., L az ON
90 hall eosss LEMoNs. aus
Ribbed and shoulder.
BIZ SYKES, HYDE q co.
TUESDAY. JAY s. a 10 oeesEwn b sold Al No 10 Com
ea.Ls prime a5ssd si6Es sad sHouIDEHs. aus
r. D. TAYLOR,
A ucTIoH AND COMMISSION hERchANT, has removed
sale Of Real Estate stocks cagoes cessss Hssss
hold Furniture slaves &c MI an
II EWIs FLORANCK. coWmis siened Janefsoa.e az
~ fee No 81 GEeyifI sts viii attend, = nsual ana
pswssed Cotton
stc. win also makes advances on Merchandise placed 81
BIO Ks:
ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS
IN LansHaRes and scarce IL every depart
scleucs, Arts aud Leatnre cudous old Books,
etc. good assortment Of Stationary Cheap Pub
lesticns may be found ihs FRANKLIN BOOKSTORE 1853
mp street Que door bsIov Gi1od lell
Tans, Freekies, sunburn, and all Erup-
lions of the Skin
s Ss cas aRs cE s's saS:
eets upon he SIN and y. perso5 nses For
'Ais' price % cents per bottle :. :. GpI9N's
Importer sFancy Articles Psrfumsy and Sporting Arelss
a Th. Lotion anays all irritation oceison.d BY the Of
q SsIS eSN6lSs hscfdzI r1fN Ex1Rl oT6sssa
e~-W N n y -uc,v. ~ r,cv NJ
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BILL JOHNSON, the Hero Of tie Canadian Re
6elliOn IA correspondent of the New York
Herald gives the following interesting sketch