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TIE PoRrRAIr OF Mrs. HowARD.-Yestsrday we pait
respects this beautiful and accomplished arst.
has been repre- ened canvas by Mr. Noise. To
appear highly finished picture. The portrait is full length
Sue in the act Of desc sndng flight Of steps The Lett
baud slightly illus the Dress exposing foot the other hand
il brought the waist aud holds wreath of flowers The
dress il Of satin brocade betwe salmon end yeow-tbe
silky lnse peri city produced. while raised flower
seem to stand the brocade ITSELF The iady dressing
table side Of her. and by graceful classic pitcher
On the other side is circular table, with merbe slab on
which delicate porcelain cup, and goblet. The
painting. informed by competent judges. is very
highly creditab performance.
II is exhibited for the benefit Of the owners the
holders of Pscdes 1t their intention to devote the pro
ccedsn the Of the by giving artist
order for another picture The picture in itself has sui
NEXT make il worth visit, while the prasewohy
object which leads its exhibition, should induce the lovers
of lend their aid in csnyne it This much
better mode Of assisting and ertists than by Unions
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In 1902 lump was found in Hspaniola which
weighed 329 pounds, and the salleon which was
conveying it to Spain, foundered at sea-
In 1921, boulder of 48 pounds WIS found in
North Carolina. In 1896, one of ~ sc. Sc was
found in Russia. and at later riod another we
discovered in the same region, of 70 ounds. This
is the largest known lump, though it g ss'd that
the Sultan of Borneo hs1 larger one.
The amount of the precious met IS in the reign
of Augustus, is estima ID at 5000, ., or nearly
two thousand millions of dollars. From the loss by
abre sion, and the small production during the dark
ages, the amount IN 1892 in Europe, is put down
at f34 100000. In 1900 the amount is fixed al
fl30, OC0 900 as the circulating medium of Eu-
rope. In 100 the amount W.T. f297, C0O,CGo. In
1910 the Span7h mines had yielded f7S6, 46f, 43i
So much WIS lot by abre sion, or used in the
arts, or expor cd to Asia, that there remained
Tor Euror,, f3S0,000,Co0. The les from these
various causes, between 1919 and the discovery OF
the California mines, has caused dmnution in the
coin of some f66, 100000 sterling, or over three
hundred millions of dollars. The writer in the
North British Review, from whorA we gather these
facts, concludes that the recent influx of gold will
not produce any violent revolution in the currency
OF the world. The loss by abr ion is affected by
the size and shape of the Din.
Another interesting feature connec I'd with the
amount of coin, is the effect on prices of commodi
ties. Between 1892 and 1900, prices increased
from four to six fold. The subs equent large sup
plies do not seem to have prod uced e1y material
rise.
The present annual production of the Siberian
and Californian and South American mines is esti-
nnn
whether California will continue to yield such
abundant supplies for the next fifty years. The
mining operations carried on in the rock, have
never proved profitable for any length of time.
Possibly, the ncree 1ed quantities of gold, will re-
| store the old relative value of gold and silver,
which formerly huctua'ed between niue and eleven
| 10 one.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTICE.

NJ The undersigned hereby that he will
the Snperntenens Room No 10 uncral Hail. FRIDAY
from 10 to II O'Clock A. NJ Tor the Of receiving and
aning bills and communications and attending other
business requiring his action during the of the Board
Charges against the Lyceu and Library for
OF its officers properly certified by that Commeethe pay roll Of
teachers all bills for rents OF choohouses and poers services
accordance with existing then be presented for
pova without the Intervention Of the Committee Accounts
All other claims must be audited by that Committee and approved
by the Board OF Directors before the unde will draw
the Treasurer for them.
Any communications for the Undersigned touching business
the Public Schools should be e with JOHN CALHOUN ESQ.,,
Secretary Of the Board at his Office the Municipal Hall
J. s. COPIES,
p,a.;da,, al thu ,a,, IS I,i....a.. ,r p.trf
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Arrivals at Principal Hotels. -. April IL.

D y VERA Burroughs, j A Hawkin and garyant 4
id pei1 Nj l Wilson Nj Baker, Ala Mu@phra and
r ! "a Pys end lady, 9hq VIII / Bowers, Mobile
Chidre 7 Alton lady, DAUGHTER and s-vant John
4 Hamilton La; w s Danes d b Day; G NJ Summer,
Y; VIM Met atchon, Vicksburg.
u Sri LOUIS Gso w Sept, PhiIsdslphia; Anssll,
Keeling; John w Eldldge, Tenn; r Hale, U s A;
III Ky; Rage. Mo.
PLANTERS. T. Rive and daushte :; John Nchol.
son, Alabama Pye and lady, Ohio: John Ii Collins, N
Orleans.
HEwLETTs.. .DrJ S Crockett; G. R Robinson La; Il
MorIett, Nd; Miller, La; r A Afford, $ n II Al
be-, Mi :; VIM ) Te.fy, New Orleans; Grary; w
Burnes, Richard on, Te1ss; w Began, La; Z A
FaneDy; T English; A Mos La.
WAvERLEY HoUsE...C Ginch,. w Rayla7d. i w
W.son, Ala; m%ermsn, Philsd; Cashmere. rexqs
& Lous W NJ Clark, Copeland. Chas Ii Biackman
Tenn; Mrs Levi, Clinton, La.
WEsTERs VKRAsDA... s Daniel, Varnisl, Calves
ton; Abner Us ley, BovFr Tenn; II InmFn, lady and
children do; Mrs Lewis. 40; OFT, Albany; Ziel,
Barker, Texrs; L. Han-on Doned 1nvle
ARCADE. j f Smith, No; VIM Freeman, Miss; Jos c
Davis; Ky; jas N Davis do charles Keith, Y; NJ N Jor
dsu, Ky; gno Feaths,-on. do; d MfI.in Louia1a; VIM
CLAYTON,
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IHk RIGHTS AND DUTIES OF EDITORS AND
SUBscRlBERs.-In yesterdays Crescent we npb
,Sneo communication from sugar planter of
ha'ourche, which condemned the political tone Civ
en- to the Commercial Review. We saw nothing
abusive or unwarrantableh in the communication
Ii was severe criticism Of the contents Of tho Re-
view. We consider published volume as subisc,
to condemnation or approva--it is public propertv.
We have repeatedly censured this political tenden
cy of the Commercial, and have in our otherwise
favorable notices. cautioned the editor against this
fault. We presume the only consequence of a con.
tnual discussion of those ctional topics, will he
renewed marks OF disapprobation. 1t is useless for
author to expect that his productions will not be
critised. Nor is it worth while to be too sensitive
II editors will publish political articles they mus
expect an occasional rap. The Commercial is
valuable work, in spite OF its politics, and ar,
glad to learn that it is well supported. A few
months ago, the South Carolina editors threatene,
to cut off subscribers, because his political articles
were not disunon enough for them and now La
iourche threatens the same punishment for the op
poslte reason Our worthy friend must stick t
| statistics. The field is wide and fertile, the har
vest is plenteous, but the laborers few. Let thu
commercial be the register of all facts connecte,
with the commerce, agriculture, manufactu lures, i'm
| proVements, and progress Of the South. To us
The newspaper editors, be accorded the harsher ant
more irksome labor of political discussions,
SPEciE-Steamship Galveston, arrived vester
i day brought @29 40 in spscis on f,a;gh,
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L. s. BURRIDGE, M. d., Dentist,

fr0n New York;
kB hssa made with my uncle, Dr. L. s.
PARMLY, continue his Dental Practice and this mode
solicit the Of his friends and parpns
fully oIer services tie public branches of
Dena Science, l.. B.
Parmiy Row Lafayette Square. apll 2dp
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BILOXI FIRE BRICKS.

LEEDS FOUNDRY, August 3, 1850
AT the request MIR. Kendall put into furnace in
which melt iron, of Mr. kendalls brick, with
the very best Scotch Fire Brick The Scotch Brick meed
slightly Mr. Kendalsno all, neither broken cracked
LEEDS q co.
~" We ready to supply sugar planters with our
greatly improyed FIRE BRICKS ut ava Orders left a,
Kendall, Yoe Co.'S. at Office on the New Canal
will be promptly attended to.
WILLIAM II, EAGER,
uhg9 2dpa Agent o. BILOXI Steam Brick Works
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~ The COMMITTEE ON ACCOUNTS, to save parties who
have bills against the Public Schools unnecessary olb give
that all bills specified by President should
be left with Mr.. CALHOUN, the Secretary the Board or C.
FUNK, Sergeant alarms, al their Offices,
The undersigned will lie at the Of Mr. SHAW supern
tenent No. 8 municipality Hall the evening
day preceding the first Thursday month";
the purpose Of examining auditing bills presented Bill
presented will held regular meeln.
the Board which takes place the Thursday month
is desired that bills against the Public Schools prompt
handed in Is above j. o. HARRIS,
Chairman Committee on Accounts
Orleans, March IS, NH I'm n
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CoLLEcToR's OFFICE, April /, 1851.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ office until the 18th of April, at O'clock for the build
ing and putting up the junction Of the South and South
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VIM. FRERET, Collector.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Custo m II o Sc,
NJ H.. .. -.

% The light-ship PLEAsANToN will be re-
moved from her present moorngs within the next ten days to
point about miles West by South of her present POSI-
ton As she is moored her exact bearings Will be
published. Tap5 l0tl VIM. FRERET, Collector.
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EV- Notice.-The Consignee of Iron, per Ship AUS
TRALA for Jefferson Railroad Company requested call at
the office OF the undersigned,
aps3 VIM j. DEWEY IS Gravier St
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DR.. Flyers Cure of C0ncer
Having Just been ee tuay cured of inveerae Cancer
by Dr. Fryer, Indian Doctor 30 Frenchmen street, Third
Municipality deem it act Of duty to the pubcmore
particularly that portion them who may have been afflicted
have been-of justice Dr. Fryer, and of gratitude
par-to briefly the facts of my and my full
old Sixteen since, commenced to grow
on my right hand near the jont OF my wrist Day by day
mining my health, till it well nigh made life burden to me-
AT different times opera ed by ply of dis
ngushed professional repue, and although they caused
to undergo The excrncatng pain, derived no benefit
from their abOrsindeed they seemed but increase the
virulenee OF my cancer At length, brought by pain and
consequent debility the of the put selt
under the advice and of DIR. Fryer From The first
day did so, by health began to revive and now having
suffered, while his patient comparatively but little pain
without knife having been applied the cance-t is
thank God, entirely emovedhe wound healed up and
my health is restored FRANCES ROBINSON,
Parish of Livingston, La.
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Da. FRsER, THE Indian DocToR,-By HI, advertise.
men in our paper to-day it will be sean that he Jays some
strong and imposing certificates his skill and success in
me treatment Of the d,ses which he processes /, cure His
nmeo'es are purely Botanical and their entire succs in the
"o sserssaed csses Of dropsy pei nelly known
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GS- The NATIONAL MEDICAL ASSOCIATION will
in Charleston South Carolina the first TUESDAY in May 1851
A. HESTER.
u. City papers will please copy spill
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THE subscriber is receiving his spring sup
l. plies OF CHOICE G GROCERIES,, tc which the atten-
ton Of purchasers Is invited
90 mats Old Government Java Coffee;
half chests spring importation choice 0olong Tea;
half chests extra do do do;
5 half chests Souchung do do:
10 half chests G. ?. Imperial, Tyson and Y ii. do
10 frkins choice Orange county Butter;
8 Rents Wafer Crackers;
% dozen Un1erwood's Pickles, assorted:
20 do English do do;
5 do Picked LObsers:
3 do large Seville Olives,
10 do l and 10 salmon;
10 do ! and b Lohs,ers
do superior Lemon Syrup;
10 bushels English Spit Peas
% dozen Boston pure and Kentucky Mustard:
20 casks, quarts and pns divers Scotch Ale;
~ do do do HIbbert's London Porter:
20 cases Patent Pearl Candies, equal to SPERM and al
much lower price; ~
leo boxes soap, various qualities
200 boxes Claret, irom fair 10 choice nunli,;es
10 bbs New jersey Corn Homny;
so drums Figs;
IS dozen Guava Jelly;
Prunes in Jars;
French and American Preserves.
ID cases, " cartoons each, London LAYER Hsisius.
full n sortment Of Liquors. f'or,liaIs Wins e,c
apI2 lot w. e. RAYMOND N aamn :,
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DOCTOR FRYER,
THE INDIAN DOCTOR,


rs regular graduate of Natures wide Botanic
l. Garden and Common Sense Medical College, and hes
made The study of Herbs his profession for thirty and
dey patients than other physician in New
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Cancer Cured.

We called in, day two SINCE while passing in
Frenchmen street, 10 of performed by Dr.
w. X. +. Flyer the Indian Doctor The patient
stout, athletic negro formerly slave Of Mr. j. Hoey
the enerpsing niOnear OF Hoeyve but the
of Dr. Fryer who purchased him from his late after
he had been ncurabe by the heads of the med
cal faculty in the city, The located the
of the breast bone and the covered both max
glands and extended than halt down the breast
but the remained quite healed show that
there had been thing the matter with the boy n
Gently 1t has been believed that entirely ncura
able and that the the only eel for disease
nbe only of being considered ncurabe, but
from its Oath nature, and among those who
could have been convinced by nothing less than peculiar de-
monstraon, that there for IT,. We cannot,
however, disctedt We have had the most
convincing proof that the disease be cured which is
possible to have The Doctor proposed to Mr. Hoey
mis- slave for hundred dollars, but eptical that
gentleman the Doctors ability effect cure, that,
after consulting able he concluded to sell the boy
him the OF the fee demanded for his The
boy well, and is valuable ant p onOunced,
by gentleman acquainted with the value OF
property be worth $500 We have hesitation
recommending DR.. Fryer all afflicted with such
diseases.
If The above is editorial taken from the Daily Orle-
snian Of the respectable public journals in the city.
dated October a. 1850. The boy still WELL and the
bers of the Healing Art Mayor of the city, and citizens gen.
orally. respectfully invited visit consulting
room (hough humbe) the boy, and examine for them
selves.
=, And wilde you have wit, and words at will,
know you will exercise your little goose quill
apl2 d&Wtf w. X. F. FRYER.
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The thirteenth Annive. airy of the Mobile Fire
Department WI celeb 4ted with much enthusi.
asm, on Wednesday, the 9th inst The papers fur
Dish glowing de. cripiion of the nsgeant
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t In accordance with resolution OF the Jont Internal
Improvement Committee of New Orleans asd Lafayette
proposed Railroad from New Orleans jackson, Miss, will
be held in the city New Orleans the third Wedne ay
Q6th) in April next. The survey of the from New
Orleans. by the coast and West of Lake Maurpas the
State line, having been completed the report, with The
of the engineer will be submitted &c the convention
1t hoped that delegates said conventions will be gener
ally appointed. and will punctualy attend.
committee of .4rrdn genentS
GEORGE CLARK. Fist Municipality,
q. u. YANCRY. Second Municipality,
G. HOOPER. Third Municipality,
AZ p Iafay
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would to the public that wife had been labor
ing under of the breast for about five months which
broke different places and disease of the liver and
ung for five which reduced her strength, that she
could scarcely walk the house, when down,
without assistance, during which time tried various
cured one package of DIR, W. K F. FRYER's CoNokNTRA
TED PREscRlPTIoN OF VEGETABLE MEDICINES, which
for Dr. w. K f. Fryer and his Medicine, she would
have been sleeping beneath the cods of the valley where the
wicked and The weary If any body doubts
the correctness of the above statement, let them call at
residence, mile of New Richmond. Montgomery
county, Ia, where be proven by respectable
persons. RICHARD DEWEY.
Attests: Mrs Hannah Miller, Montgomery county, la.
Eliza kincaid. August 7, l54l,
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PLAuin Tonight isths benefit of Mr.. Dawton Thu
gentleman Is Of the most ussal End agreeable member
Of the company. He always perfect in his pa.t perform
n,sspeciaoiy and general ayorte He offer strong
bill. and deserves good house.
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The receipts at the port of Boston from customs.
for the month of March, were 1926 1893, being an
excess OF SlS0,O0o over the corresponding month
of last year.
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Pessing through one If our marke few even
ings ago, we enconn' red meat vender, shouting
at the top of bis lung, Eres yer cheap meat for
boarders," brooklyn Eagle
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RIVER NEws.--On the 9Th Instant, the Misslss-
ip"-S Vicksbmg, had fallen six inches, and was
t'sh @~ng at the rate Of about three inches in "a
hours.
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On the llth int, at o'clock, P. M, Mrs JANE GRIs.
VOID, wife OF Gc 1rge Grswod, aged "a years.
~ The friends aequaina he my respectfully
invited TO attend the Funeral THIS AFTERNOON O'Clock
itom the corner Of Apollo aud TT ton Walk.
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Tar ANNUAL OF SCIENTIFIC DIscovERY, edited by ID. A
Wells snd G. Bills, if. Boston: Gould u Lincoln. l2mo

This is a collection Of all the discoveries and i'm
provemenis Of the lest year in every department Of
science. 1t must prove an extremely useful assist
ant to engineers and other practical men who are
in any manner connected with the application Of
scientific laws 10 practice, For sale at Balls
Gould & Lincoln are not extensive publishers, but
their books are we'll selec ID, Of high order, and
handsomely got up.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTICE.

~ In pursuance Of resolution passed by the Board Public
School Directors the Sd OF april the Committee Teachers viii
receive applications for the situations Teachers the
Schools, be organized, until the 7lh inclusive.
Applications may left with any of COMMITTEE, Mr. Shaw
MIR. Calhoun, the Secretary of the Board.
~ Those who have examined the Committee
No. IS Municipal Hail. the 18th inst, O'clock NJ
for that purpose. VIM. B. LINDSAY,
n. r. JENNINGS, I ,-.,,..
j. 9. CLENDENIN, [ So'h" '"eo'
d. BYRNE,
New Orleans April I, 1851, Municipality No,
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VESTS;


Fancy ColoTed Marseilles Vests;
Plain do do DO
White, Plain aud Figured DO
DO do do Linen vests
Pi,in Colored Linep Drill do
Fancy Figured Linen Drill do
Fancy Figured aud Plain Linen GGislrner Vests
India Grass Linen do DO
Silk ard Linen do do
Buff Corn Color d and White Cashmere do
Rark RnLlhAalne. Eik md Saiin Xe.tn I1A.In mn liz
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TIE PAsoRAMA or CuBA.-Ths beautiful exhibition
attracting much attention. and deservedly SO.
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SECONDHAND BooKs.-We call attention to the adyer
sement Of Nj Rafael Hsis selling Dr. Hunters stock
reduced piices
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White Linen and Cotton Shirts, late styles
tientee Striped and Figured Muslin Shirts
Ganze Merinn GauIe Flannel Undershtrt
tiaure Silk and Lss Thread Undershrs and Drawers;
5osiamer Wrappers beautiful article for summer
S'tpsd and Plain Silk Han Hose
striped and Plain Cotton do DO
Cotton Half Hose, with SILK Feet
Linen and Lisle Thread Half Hose
Light and Dark Coored Silk Gloves
Linen and Isle Thread do
Also
H beautiful assortment of Caya su'penders, SILK sod
Linen Handkerchief,
ALFRED MUNROE IL co.
ap8 2ptf 81 Magazine street.
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Saxl1evIysse Shirts.


The subscribers nrecept of per steamship Unon
a large and handsome stock of SUMMER CLOTHING
AND FURNISHING GOODS, of the newest sly les and
patterns. THOMPSON ~ NIXON,
mh22 2Dtf 81 camD street onpos,te How ett,a
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The EmIeRASrs OF THE BLANCHE. Many of An. Mons
creatures who came to this city short time ago in The bn
Blanche from Liverpool, still inmate of Our Chs
Hospital and are not likely yet be able !, leave. hs
are srolns about the streets sick and nrm and scarcely
Jay passes without several being admitted into The ahov
oent institution. AT the close Of week. we stated thai
hundred and forty OF the pc emigran,s had bssn
received BY that Asylum; and that time we are
that about y Others have taken refuge there 10 ore
I'VE themselves against the dsba'ng effects of fever a
Other dease caused by tbs unfortunate circumstance
their voyage thus making the whole number admitted nearly
x1sad
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This il certify that my wife had been aborng under
seated cancer situa ed just below the right for fourteen
years, which did eventually measuraby deprive her OF eye
sight 1t commenced thus: with small irritable inlammabe
pimple of blush and sometimes red Color which grad
ualy became large silver dollar larger, with
hard rising edges of ragged and appearance We
tried thing that could hear Of both far and to
this formidable of the human but all
purpose until she took package of DIR. W. X. F. FAY
FRS CONCENTRATED PREsCRPTIuN OF VEGETABLE
MEDICINES, which Of treatment has cured her u
maely sound and WELL ANY information relative to the
above may be had by calling my house, miles
north of Fhom,own Boon COUNTY, la. DAN. SHABARTs.
Attest; John 5ha,arts. Boon county, la: ,o-,
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DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
PERFUMERY,
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, etc.

would call the attention Planters
large and fresh assortment OF articles their arriving
coming
EF PLANTATION and FAMILY MEDICINES nut IN with
mills
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sU1Ner Guage at CarrrOlltOn,
For Nine Days, ending April II, at p NJ
Register kept by c. G. FoRsHEy.

= Also, violent Rain
The River has fallen inches-probably from the effect
Of al the cseva-xs below Red River the time has
arrived for the fall noted at vcksburs, Of only inches
reach MS
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communication from Mrs Robinson, who has Just beer
cured by Dr. Fryer, of viruent with which she ha
suffered sixteen years, will be found in another column
We have ourselves this respectable lady and the
dences ef the truth of her state ept We saw where tb
there is Of it left behind. IEdtors Daily
leifa