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6 Thompson's celebrated Starch Polish, )

Thompson's celebrated Starch Polish" I"
COMPOSED Of Isinglass, Gum Arabic, DC,
" and contains nothing injurious. 1t is highly
recommended for giving beautiful, glossy, and
smooth surface 10 linens, cambrics, collars, shirt
bosoms and all kinds of prints, &c.
One cake will do sixty dozen OF clothes, and no
family should be without them. Price l23 per
cake; Sl4 per dozen. For sale by
June IL. MOORE g. BELCIIER.
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@aR AIMa9

@aE AGMaS
SD2CeJ@ 9@10Sk2@e
TUS'T received per Southerner:
y Congress water, Seitser hpefient'
Castor Oil, Cod Liver oll,
Sweet Oil, Potash.
Toilet Sponre, Quinne,
Gelatine. Fne Vanilla Beans,
Canary Seed India Rubber Balls,
China Doll Heads, 49, Yeast Powders,
India Rubber do. Beef Marrow,
Eau Lustral, Barry's Tricopherous,
Hair Restorative, &c. &c.
Also nrcriyinp monthly from New York and Phadel,
nb;a fresh supplies of Drugs Medicines and Chemicals
Surgical instruments, Perfnmery Lamps, Window Glass;
Paints Oils &C., which will be sold on reasonable terms
Particular attention given the putting up of physicians
prescriptions and family recipes
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COUGHS, COLDS;
HoARsENEss, BRoNCH1TISy
WHooPIMG-OoUGH GROUP
ASTHMA and ooNSUNIHTIoN

In Offering tsthe fnumHnnys this justly celebra-"
ted remedy for diseases oi the throat and lungs,
tits not onf wish 10 tribe with lives or heallh
of The afflicted, but fraHklv To- lay before them ihe
opinions of distnguis ed men and some Tue,
evidences of its success. from which tney can
Judge for themselves. We sincerely pledge our
selves to make no wild assertions or false stsfe.
ments of its efficacy, nor will we hold 0lt any
hope to suffering humanity which lafts Nh nof
warrant. '.< -. s9es { issf sgss 81 Z
Many proofs are here given, and we, ,solici aiys
inquiry from the public into all we publish.
ing assured they will find them perfect y IelIak4s
and the medicine worthy their best confidence and
patronage I IS fss'.sss -.
u PROF. CLEVELAND j, Of Bawdin College,
Maine, Wrtes-sI have witnessed Ite elects Of
your Cherry Peetorap in my own family and tilatr
of my friends, and gives me satist ,ction TO etate
in its favor that no medicine i have ever known
has proved so eminently successful In cnriag dis.
eases ofthc throat and lungs, ssS.s
o.. REV. DR.. CSG GOOD, Writes--ss, hat he,
cousdl RS Cherry PecLraP the best me dicine f6fs
Pulmonary Affections ever given to tie p1biic,,ss
and states that this daughter after being obliged
to keep the room four months with severe settled
cough, accompanied by raising of sblcod. night
sweats, and the attendant symptoms 1f coasulnP-
ton, commenced the nse of the Cherry Psct9raE
-eassykf
70 EX. CHANCE LORs HI af Nov Yofk
SAYS have been great sufferer with Bronchitis,
and but for the use @of the Chefty might
have continued to he 50. for many years toscoine,
but that has cured me andaI am happy to bear
testnany toits efficacy ~ sS f9fs Essisff -
From such T. stilnouy we ask the public to judge
Cor themselves s., -
Hear the Patsenf.
DR.. Ayer-Dear Sir :For two years was;
afflicted with verv severe .cousb, ccoi1panied
by splitting of blood and profuse night sweats.---
By tile advice OF my attending physiciani was,tn.
duced To- use your Cherry Peciorak and continued
to do 50 ill considered myself cured. and sscgibe
'A' SHs'' = '''' JAMES RANDaIL.
Hanpden IS. ESpKrSsFIELp,, lpy,. lS4s
This dav appeared the above named Iames Ram
dali, and pronounced the above statement true in
every respect. 81 s. ~ ri,
The Remedy That Cures.
Portland, Me.,ss Jsifs 4S47.
Dr.. Aver / have been long afflicted Ayifk Asth-
ma which grew yearly worse until last autpp,n,
it brought on a eu,lgh which Confined ille Jamy
chamber, ard began to assume The ala fmtrg
| symptoms Of coilsunpt on.s had sliee the best
advice and the bestsmedicipe l1psst;;sintil
and YOU may well believe me xGSr ysyoprs.
- RIsEEPS.
If there is any value the iuIgtncn. Of the wise
who speak from experience. hefs is IA medicine
worthy the pdblie contideAcRE ~; ;e1ise
| Prepared hysJ CsgaY EsRsk sk Ghsu1ysts n,gell.
Mass, and sold5n Gaa,de p.bys1. =, and
BY Druggists and dealers general the
Stale. s2sstf sssss q, sss s.als..
Au.. 9, 1850. 81 Is s. - = :'rn
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Miscellaneous Books, &c.
The Angel World, by the author of Festus u
Watson's Dictionary Of Poetical Quotations
Cosmos; by Humbolt. 2 vols. as&si' ash ,a5y
Southern Harmony; Lineon's Botany ~ Iks@
Travellers Guide through the U. S. with Map
Music for the Piano and Guitar
Bertiml's Instructions for the Piano
Olney's Modern Geography and Atlas, revised
edition 'sS 20
Youatt on the Horse - Y. b ft'f.s-' 's.%<' ~
Elliotl's History Of Roman Liberty, &c. 3 rf
July 2. A. YOUNG. -
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Bacon! tiacOn!! BacOn!M
TINE subscriber has OH hand 400, zoo lbs,
i superior BACON and a corresponding quaint.
~ OF LARD, in the lot there is nearly 1900 iue
Hams, any person wishing to purchase might find
it to their advantage to call and examine, before
purchasing elsewhere; terms will be mag ac-
commodating. ataas4 "a fe
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House for Sale.
TNHAT very desirable residence in Logtown, be-
i longing to the Estate Of Joshua Reynolds,
and now occupied by Mr. Samuel E. Capers.-
The terms will be very liberal.
Feb 22-15-tfl FRANCIS L. ZEMP.
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DAILY CRESCENT.

TIE Esscks Of Shot on tae Field Of Bahle.-You
90, firm no idea Of the storm Of balls and shells
which crossed each other in their dreaded course
BEFORE and around the spot which Field Marshal
Radetsky was standing, the heavy sixteen-pouna
shots pIoughed up the ground, tracing in one place
a deep furrow, and cutting down tree like sinpole
in another. 1t is remarkable how each klhu OF
missile has its own characteristic. There Is me
tremulous howl of the large round shot, the Whisue
of the musket-ball the hiss Of the shell, IKE Inc
Catherine wheel firework, and then It's detonauon
as it bursts OF these last, great NUMBER OF
which fell among u.s. many missed fire, and many
exploded harmless in the air; but where one tell,
and did It's Office the effect was fearful. One such
struck an officer in the breast, exploded at that IN
slant sltnck down man at the right and LETT, and
cnt off the upper part Of the officers body in such
a fashion that his frightened horse gaoped of
some distance with the feet of the corpse in the
stirrnps Such are the spectacles which field of
battle occasionally presents. Not far OIL lay a
Piedmontese arillerist, who had been struck on
the forehead by spent six-pound shot, which re-
manned in the wound. A hussar had been killed
had passed through the head of the latter; they
sudden collapse of a man in full vgor, is what is
most fearful to behold. One sinks without groan,
another jumps high from the ground, with shrek,
falls over, lies stiff, and is dead 1saw GrhnZer
from the Banat, with ball in his forehead, ialter
few PAGES, leaning on his muSket Ike drunken
man, and then, after faint whisper ABOUT ms
home. expire Over the town, the cannon smoke
had spread colossal canopy, which hoated notion
less above the roofs, like the crown OF the Italian
nine trees Scenes from Ge Lpe U SoidteF az
Actiue Service IN 1919
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DAGUERREOTYPE. TNIROTYPE HYAII,,
,,-,,,-,r, TYPE GALLERY.

Nj AbUitsE HARRINGTON, having purchased from
1VA the asSgnees Of W. Talbot. the patent rght In H.
w. 81 his Ta69yPe process IN the States of Louisiana
AauAma Onda, Georgia and Texas beg leave en- M,
aNenIon Of the public to their gallery of specimens ia thg
new ~, department Of Photography
Inc Taboo ype is taken upen pRper, ivory plass metal
dci iey 81 0ller substances, The first possessing tn
eni advantage OF eRsy tsnsassbilty by mail b,
preserved in portfolio ~ ~ '" " WYNN -"
Inc glooype Is emH9tg sUBns Bhle of oolong 80 tha
avery s Pt uhlshed 10 any degree desired bY the
peIion & ot texture and color Of the drapery and com
eaed ~ anu halis can he ihthluuy u"iin'
.g auptype represents the sitter without any reysrse
the right cheek. 'S '"e Nsht citehs appears upon
Il The Ialboiype can be duplicated IN ,r, o,o, ;,,,
e al!luona trouble Of another sitiirg' ~ %
.iie,uh : taken, copies be furnished ~ -, f,to
us UPON sme 9ppheaton by letter OF obeyS aug 'u'"s
~ D-m x H. being furnished with aysT, ras;;, - Il, -
prosecution OF lhs superior ready 10 i ot re
luT w . with thorough nstTuctions "s
DAGpEhhEOIhPES they pTOiess 10 t1ks S,niol .- 49, 1
DeueI than any otheF establishment in The yyni 1 tu
kuaany perfect likeness OF child Of SIX months in M
OsIN-5OQ bhls; E9s. / and q, for ale Inv
Sui' DEN. IS Magazine 81.
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DIR. GEDEON'S
CELEBRATED HUNGARIAN LONG.LIFE
EINahaC ERREaHa,e

mn CTDrOv ---'',,rI TT-, ~
~ tIletllHl{ lhNNts ne attention OF
s1i 10 ,5 eeJDLa iuEa'R Kennedy lot lncr
I1ss IG am,lo"' nngL n0,nIaFl, bysPepE4, Jauhuce'
nii %, Te RIaaoTy nature ana man other disease
~ le cluale Shj season. bens purely vegetable
~ aug ehaIel Het nom az Bou1oNs substance
al M r use may ue lhl{ lndugedm at all time
l' ~ lCHls IGss WIN llt PuiNe assurance OF
iITTy ims IgteIlol w mos ,an'.aha DeheGI. l"
sy where ue use Oh HeAG hNlera is general, me 200.
aG9aL I'VE ~ ne Uninterrupted elI9I ment OF health and
' ,ag5 mr. maue 70 t.Eal th9e OF mtlu'ga almost 10
~ - ,' io.'- llIey lis Htedt 'ufu'silt-' % N't
T. "I ~ uls teIltLnaue PrpuhEapHu lhe 0Ne3-
H" ,g'ruy it5sfui{ N Hs Guy unl rs use wen
uN TIL que 'u'leth aug weston states these bN'er.
a ,I.s a4l eA-lusHsy PeeH used IN lhe private PRACTICE
OF ue pIJeluFI anu so sanitary uH'r Ggen ulnlr action anal
ol1fGoh' NAV ne mas been induced, at the urgent 5olcu
oa o. many ptfs to prepare item M large quantities 20
~ III ' .ii .uH
- "" oomR 9!H u" o many ealHoHN- rom fS!,n.
,at "aNs t'eu NJ hiHeJId liuuEaaI Long late IylI-
tiil}FFs ana We chesT uiIE recommend H. 70 he public:
n rIHJ"' f'7' IV4t7, q l5He."
n o. L,tGlloy, =. L. s,,uls ~ Obs
y TESu.utNH' Jy5eph hsnggr 4 Eager,
rSsoT a. Il, u, sh'l Pafa1 u; " arTi1rl,,
Inc eDo's Hs l'Glhtts , I9f ,dle ny J. T. hARHpt,
nv ., No ~ IghOuptOuas, corner OF GIrOd
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seSd s,r 70 te Hceg and immense sale of Dr. To yn
ihgehs' nave CONT aced making Sargapana EXtr If,
EdiiArs billers Extracts Of Yellow Dock etc Tbry "a
ay pn up IL The same shaped bottles and some Of fnem
nave stolen and copied our advertisements they me M, -
W29lllitss linliltt1lions and should be avoided "
Fnnclpal Office l6 Fulton SfrsfI Sun Rr;Ii,, \ "a,
I h9rk ksdng Co. STATE stree, Bosion Dyott S
toa SGrA Sec0Aa street, Philadelphia; s. s. HanCe Iy1
gst, baltimore; f. NJ. Cunen CharGden. Ih5 Sb p 8
street, Albany; p H. AlcGraw, Natchez; and bv al H.
principal Druggists and Merchants generally t6Tnp "Ron w
United states, West indies and the Canadas '""'" es
i, J. WRIGHT, l5l Chartres street.
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The bill to incorporate the European and North
American Railway Company has been finally
passed by the legislature of Maine. A resolve has
also passed, making an appropriation for a survey
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FITaI FITsl FITsI

Dr. Townsend not having tested his Sarsapala in cases
of Fits Of course recommended it, and surprises
receive the following from intelligent and respectable
Farmer of WesChester county;
FOBUHAE, August Is, 1877.
Dr. JOURsspa-taaT Dir: have little gh seven yeay-
Of age, who has been several years afflicted with Fits; We
tried almost everything for her. but without success at asst
although we could hnd Recommendation in our circulars
for cases like hers thought, she was very delicate
health wOHd give her of your Sarsapahla and
glad we did, for not only restored her strength but she
has had return of the Fits pleasure and sur
Prise She fast becoming rugged and hearty for which
we teer grateful. Yours, respectfully,
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GREAT !; T. BLESSING TO MOTHERS AND CHILDREN

1t Is the safest and most eeetuai medicine for puryine
the system and relieving the suterngs attendant upon child
birth yer discovered II strengthens both the mother and
child, prevents pain and disease increases and eches H.
oOd those who have used it think Indispensable |;
highly useful both before and gter confinement as it N
vents diseases attendant upon childbirth: cOsveness plies
lung, pam IN The back and joints, false pains, hemohage
and IN regulating the secreOns and equaiZng ercua
ton has equal The great virtue of this medicine ia il
always safe, and the delicate and most successful
very few cases require other medicine, in some little
castor OIL or magnesla is useful Exercise in the omen an
and light food, with this medicine, will always insure sa
and - @-s
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

Gha extract OF aTsspara has been expressly prepared In
reference to female complaints No female who has reason
to suppose she s spDIoaohng that critical PERIOD 1.-THE Tan
Of Life, should neglect tn take it, cerau
or any OF the numerous horrible diseases to which ema,s
are subject at this time Of life. This period NAV be degy,
for several by using this medicine Nor is il less yaie
BILE Tor those who nne approaching womanhOOd, as it cal
Guaed TO assist natnre by uulGkenng the blood and pvgo
ang the yslem. Indeed, this medicine invaluable fu n
the delicate diseases to which subject 1t brace
the whole system, permanently natural enar
by removing the impurities of the body, ne 50 FAR smua
ung as to produce subsequent relaxation, Oh the case
most medicines taken for female weakness and disease b
using few bottles OF this medicine many severe and pain
surgical operations may he prevented
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'tA Az EL4SCFRICAL FEBRIFUGE; or, spEEp's
I'D T loFIC-The announcement that iovuIs, ofa
,t tea can Ne cured n from tlgU 10 irCuiy hONfs,
,, g hurslng, OF other aaNg"eohIn operation,
~ ~ stdftE and improbable ihat many l, hard
W give II tredence though u5,srrfIIg asian lied M ,rh
hppaifm resumption, and think M more ul Inc aubrui .
nevertheless we uutplitarrv ,.s. la f. a. fngt
fIH95To 59mee Wll DO IT. when used gs dr,esd
F,a u.s. sCo"3 I0Rr#uVr1 fyphus, aud Intermittent
lGq i PGuon II Us peHtcay safe N MI cono 0us
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m 1oHRs6nd-Dear Sir: have the pleasure 10 inf,rl
you thui three OF my children have been cured OF the Scrn
by the use OF excellent medicine They were nfctp
very severely with bad have taken only four boil
LOOK them away for which feel myself under great o6st
uon. Yours, respectfully, '7'
Isaac W. CRAM, IO6 Wooster stre +
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS.

EfOLLHWO0D HOUSE-Eastern Shore of 49,,
ghg69e Bay, 10 .HtcS Southeast Of the City. Sf
inns uehEhLlul summer is complete order aH
Tor The reception OF VISITORS Many important i'm &aA
VrOVement have been made during the past season,
Der OF single Rooms for Gentlemen and arre Rooms for
RmIie3..a OF them handsomely tuTnsned have
added A new Bathing House. expressly for ladies' In the
course OF erection Ihe Shower Baths fine ORDER und
the haln- as good at any other watering place in
MnmN Say. Anusements Of all kinds, such as Hunting,
tsnng Sang1 Billiards, Ten Pins, etc ETC. embrace some
Of the attractions which attend residence at Hollywood
House The location OF this place being 50 feet above the
level oil the bay and the breeze from every direction
giving fine view Of Mobile Bay, the Gulf of Mexico Tho
city OF Mobile and surrounding country renders il one OF Inc
most desirable summer in the South. The table win
be constantly supplied with Fish, Oysters Crabs Venison
The AR will contain the choicest Liquors and Wines
The undersigned commenced this establishment little over
two years since from the stump-bu iurnished it, and
now keeping (which pretty good guarantee that he
VIII strive by courtesy and attention 10 please his guests
The steamboat Cora snow making wQrtps every day this
place from Mobile. The steamboat Farmer also running
once day, and will continue unit, the new boat arrives
which Is expected the lst OF June. Letters and papers will
near Mobile. WILLARD FREEMAN.
Board per month, single Rooms. 90 90
" per month, double Rooms. .,,,,,....,,,... 30 90
. per ~ W
per uty Z W
more ulah one day.. .,.,.,.,,.'..,''.. %
Breakfast Supper aid Lodging, each. ......,...... 90
~ a deduction for Families according to their number,
wants, etc. myl6 3mdSW
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F)Ass CHRISTIAN HOILi.- Ia, e-INUishment


well known to the citizens of Newt uelug and -.
vicinity, Will open SATURDAY, May llh, Fsl,ish
Connected with the Hotel are Bath-hOusss Sowing Asi!s
Alleys, Billiard Rooms, Pistol Gallery, and Carriages ta
and Horses.
The purity ct the Atmosphere, with the cool refreshing
breeze and total absence OF all diseases Incidental to Southern
attitudes renders the Pass desirable summer residence
while Its near proximity to NewOeans makes it peculiarly
convenient for those having business requiring attention. The
communication TO and from the place is effected daily By the
Mai Company steamers Oregon }. l.. Day, California, Flo
ndQ St Charles, and Mobile, which, for speed elegance,
and attention, surpassed by line OF boats the
Union Physicians OF well known reputation reside al the
Pass whose services at all hours be obtained and the
Academy under the able gupednendenee of G. Backman
Esq (Which will open IN June) sufficient guarantee
parents that the education Of their children will suer from
prolonged residence al the Pas.
The Southern Yacht Club will hold their meetings. COM
mcuuing July 4th.
As heretofore, every eAefUn will be used maintain the
reputation OF the house first class Hotel all its appoint
ments, and to render te oioum Of Families and Bachelors
pleasant and agreeable,
R. Il, MONTGOMERY. Agent,
PassGhrsdan Miss, April 3y
N, B.-Lelen, paper5, and other maabe matter eft at
the Office Of NJ judson, ESD, Camp and CGuu
viii be forwarded daily by the way mail.
myl 3mtN w l.u
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INISI I%&!! INEIIE
RE01'F 5sOAi'G GDSfJlJ5ja55 Ega.S

black, Japan, Copying, HIarking, E!ue gudcIjhio
scarlet, Red, GaFusiun.
fEnIE eomioE, pleasure and benefit of Jl. u5a o.. coon
L ,.IAh m our daiiY correspondence and business ,.1
readily be aplIfcatsd By is yAu have rzigr,,,3 ii
use OF bad-ind who h11 Eu. These Ink, Hog. more aty
from the pen, and give a strsageF and pgr5 ly
than any otheT now IN use. ~ o'e '"' ''u 'VNf
or SAFE IN am QHuuy, az the manu- acturar7 frp7 y
f. u. BEACH, II Canal srT,,f -
-ay-2 " Nhne8ala Agent Os New r.nrB
IN sIANbs-i best Brtinres, 81 10 90 saws 4 Lor,
" power ready for Use, Tor sale Ia,, tp ,I., ''
aul4 l. w AhIhNA So '@'' Is aud - Ag,v I,-ygg
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,IKiW esllA 90 EssEglNs.

.VFikE EEkzh Sin FSSFaRE9p
- ,TI1,-rT ~ ~, - $1,000
sDhl EEi olHE'l CiIfB LEA thLR-lnGla Rubber
aud common leather Bands Of all sizes. Iso, Band
with a compefe ,s.rrneri If Sa,ieyy lanes, ,Iy e
Trimmings and Tools ut the SadiSry Ware619sa 81 and
81 I'Ommgn street. ,vgf AMI SMITH 10 pPOTTiEg
Cps,,i- - - : . = ~ IA
sn ~ H. q o AHafS N{j, can be 9lGa ioL ne PES
NO tiH GQ8u a HpDrs abDva II,afr gtrrF
viii be eyes4fed as formerly TIC Inn me- II nv Il, ii
but slight Interruption as orders ty fun stock have eegiv
gone forward. 80 '''' 01N '''' 'i'1''
Bls II CORSON & ARMSTRONG, % CnmDg,.
E~ They embrace this opportunity to return their SINGER
assigtance extended 10 them anu 0''s'' III
pROOKLYN WAHEfIOI Sc CONIPENY,-'F6e
lB BROOKLYN Warehouses al lera opppsite Neg( aaEs
are now in readiness to receive PRODUCE from The WEST
aud NERCHAN ms i rnr, tbe SpRrTIi in,aTsi TO- 50
Shipment Ilanint ISL FEET o8 on the AVER nor re-
m front Of the Warehouses by which goods are medai,
conveyed without ravagg ar exposure to the a annie
room will be ionnd Inc ighargiIE of steamers a1
loading of smps
Charges are ved "a very low rates and every
rie nIsr conn, T " ~ VIZ ~ H. 81 G ~ que CL' w
"'f cOnNeueaees0 OF the Atlantic DOCK Of New Y orN.
LJtohs Interested IN transmitting Merchdhdse are invited
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AtEDlNsa HOUSE,
M Z II ON LLLL .SL-E = E-L- -

No. 121 CRATER STREET, Bstlosea S. CEarl-7
md C1rORdetst, 0Re door from Of Cqr0HdCigt
h5 RS. w lLSON respectfully informs her ~
ilA friends and the public that she continues in the Is
above eligible location occupied by her during the gsh
H two years, and prepared TO accommodate her pui=
and those who may favor her with their patronage. Fr1l
1er long experience, and the very desirable and convenient
location OF her House, she feels confident OF being nbl 10
give entire satisfaction all who may favor her with tue
rIIg iyIIE, IA
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InTS Ri! D ! y kIts,-Tesl between Nh. r ~
Brick, cost S35, branded G rrnkIrk - ~ 0 NS''-' '0
A. ,,..r,, I.eeds's Foundry, August 3, 1859.
TnGn WE mel IRON, one Of Mr. kendas brick with one
slightly Mr. Kendals not at a neither bf0ke or cracke
W. -,r ~ LEEDS s. co.
we are hlhug Planters orders and wananng brick TO
skahq IRE, al IS and the carriage. WIN. H. EAGER
huD Agent Biloxi Steam Brick works.
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OSWEGO, Rllchlgans UCt. Il, 1917.
DIR. 7Ol5nsend-Dear Sir: | purchased Tor my wife two
bottles OF Sarapall OF AGENT MIR. Men air. of kaa-
maz9o, to Try it for the Fever and Ague. Before hal fin
ished the first bottle appeared the blood every
other day, when the ch and fever appeared they less
violent and before she had finished the bottle. she
tey relieved, and she much better than she had been
before she took the ague lady that had be- very sick
with chls and fever, but had broke them with minnie
left in very weak and distressing state troubled
exceedingly with the ague cake seeing the effect that hau
wife, she sent and procured 4 few bottles, and II
restored her In few weeks to complete health Your Sarsa
para IS, without doubt, unequaed in diseases incident
the West and if think that this communication will be
OF use, you are at liberty to use it as you choose.
Yours, respectfully, CHARLES Ii, SWAIN.