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sECoND.HAND BOOKS.

II The has purchased the Stock oil Dr. HUNTER
opposite the .ite Of The ST. CHARLES HOTEL This is the
collection of rare Secondhand Books in the
city, .-H-.
Subscriber dispose OF the Books and de-
vote his attention exclusively dealing IN Watches 'e~ey eve
he offers them lowest prices for cash Among them are the
best works Theology Law, Medicine Novels Bellies Ls'e'
Poetry and Science.
~ The latest Novels and Publications aivsys on hand
aps JOSEPH RAFAEL, No. "a st. Charles street
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GRECIAN FANCHERoNIAN DROPS

A SURE and safe remedy for, and will positively
cure the Sick Headache, Chils and Fever Janndiee,
Dyspepsja Chrome Darrhea Sea.Sckness, Cholera and
Cholera Infanum restore healthy action to the Liver
without particle OF caone MERCURY aun,ne or ma.phne m
remedy for all e diseases that flesh heir TO- 6ul
lively They w also correct all arrangements OF me
stomach and relieve from those inches and pains
the sy stem com monty called rheumatic. =,
1t excellent remedy for the Gravel and as 'erm
fuge or Worm e icine, there 10 none better ID,
Prepared only by DR.. ] =. FAsCHER, lao Fulton
street, New York. few doors from Broadway.
For sale, Wholesale and retail, by
D- AGENTS for Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi, Atkan-
sas Texas and Florida tell-lyd&w
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The use Of white paint cosmetic renders the
eyes weak, painful and watery it produces pim-
pies the skin, attacks the teeth, destroys the
enamel, and loosens them. 1t heats the mouth and
throat, and nects and corrupts the saliva. 1t pen
erates the pores of the skin, and finally affects the
lungs
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MEXICAN OFFIcERs.-KosCIUsKo.- Washing
ton, April % 2--Commodore Lopez, of the Mexican
Navy, and Major Butterield, also connected with
the Mexican Government, arrived here to-day,
ment.
The Kosciusko Will case came up before the Uni
ted States District Court this morning, and was
postponed until the first Monday in June. b
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MORE THAN
10000 PER SON S
HAVE BEEN CUREDS

TT Is IMPOSSIBLE to give to the public
adequate idea Of the which has attended the
adminstraton the ALL Healing Ointment for the past
months Il is perfectly aonhns 10 witness the effects and
hear the praises bestowed ON this msicine No one could
conceive that single medicine possessed much virtue aud
had power heal diseases Nut since Is known
OF thousands have been cured friends Will begin
that there would not be sin he family in America who
wOud live day without possessing n hox OF
McAllister's AB-HealiMg Ointment,
il they but knew its yitu ~ -N-Tt -. =
McA III ters An Healing oin restores perspr non n
the system BY this opens those hough
which cares oil The impurities within and thus e
eves The body of Diseases It thus that consump
0n scrotua, eryspess, asthma, salt reum. s,ck
headache, quinsy toat rheumasm scad head pains
in the Chest ST. aud back dyspepsia polsous sore breast
deane cnaneou, erup,ions eyes, OF the
bowels. kidneys and brain burns, chilbans nes worms
agues cold feet liver complaint ulcers and all fever sores
and Inflammation 0i every kind.
Grand Depot, l Fulton street., NewYo For safe ny
ap15 An, IL Magazine street
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atipl,

IN In the First municipality (dess in the flowing
table by m) the Not commence the Railroad and
Second % the Nos above the Steamboat Land
Ing fluboat Landing tm3), the frst
Railroad and No neing Perry MhaI
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THE WORLDS FAIR The London letter
writer's continue to fill their sheets with descrip-
tions of the numerous curious costly articles.
The Crystal Palace and its precious collections,
may well recall Wordsworth lines
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THEY HAVE COME

~ Those persons who have been anxiously waiting
for the arrival Of our 81 RGICAL. DENTAL AND EYE
INSTRUMENTS, respectfully informed that they have
hand and ready for inspection They
are really beautiful and guaranteed of superior quality Call
and see them. For sale by 1927
felO Il p. l.. MASSEY, cor. Camp and Gravier sts,
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

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tArirups 100 ST. 80" N-Loserrpprs svr w -inrir,sss
CRESCENT oyvcs. Il
-.- Friday Morning. May q, 1851.
Cleared Yesterday. s
Ship Hepdhc Hnd.on Pske' NswYStk Ses gGse See
hip hs"isis Won Gsss. Rs%: b.s%sG
Ship Mary Croker Cfocksr. phladephIrA a.,s,d,s g..
ss, ~, i as.s. ass'' 's1
ssSI Wary sn GaI% sbtsss fss
sshI yscf Y e;s Aepfs osAe g. a
sehr sarah Enge. Mofiett. Wilmington re DePeystsr
Steamship Alabama Foster, from Chasres Ath ut 10 CJ
Brig Mechanic Concking 10 days from Chagres. ballast
to master-lst my.
Europa, Wi son., from Cincinnati =
Fanny smith, Richards. from, Louisville
Gen Lafayette, Brown. from Louisville
ST James. Kerchya. from Vicksburg.
Western World, Norton from st Louis
Towboat NJ sueck. Chambers. fiom the Passes-towed
DOWN and e on c the I R Df SS s
NEW YoRkPsr ship hsnddsk ssd.op s @ 1., l5s XXI hid.
sad . HID: Son. ba.s soSeeutiipg: DO pei1,e..s
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hhds ohscco bales cotton 50 bales sarsapara, "A casks
XII Ia iaisi ship Mary cloeker hides.
ss ill., 81 S ha 5. :. castor
Il s e I ss % 8 s9s. Ss
D'fA Y sG q A & s rs rs ss. sSa
ga SKIS salt 81 bxs cheese ~ tics hams rs SKIS bran wv bxs
APALACHICoLa.Pe ,chr Mary Ellen; as casks q tic.
lSas 6fgs wheat bs nolS ses iss hes Ky. whisky
bbs whisky. Ill ck bacon 90 baggns $40 els 37
o do pork go do whisky 1000 sacks II bhds baOon
81 MARKs1Ps. .shr " R ps.ss $50 bbl. flour. LEO
hecetpts Of Produce.
- 80 bid, s bacon
KdderD$5 DO esss Il sis1gesNa5 Do o. seRnsaer
MpisS H & ssa5 Dc sss
soMss. Pur l46 sacks corn % Tsylor Gsssy1lia Dbl.
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bids papes AdsmsMqp & Sxv s,aEch +: SS
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246 bbls flour 6l2 SKIS com $50 SKIS oats Turner on &c
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Cyens-26 bales hair Buddecke Sco-23 bhos tobscc
" G Robnson-7 do A l. Addison &cu-762 SKIS corn Gr4
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pTOfe4NOn |
Orleans p'-
DR.. Fryer's Cure of a Cancer!
Ssy Of m
that dse q u en-
my own briefly +. afis full
Ssi Ss my
m"a by ny ss
a. Tss by
from @ y Al ss S but by D
% s T. s n
daS did by health began to r-vve and now having
sstsS %scqt s 6avDs % s
thank God, entirey removed,hs wound Is healed up and
April ii, 1851 = - Parish Of Livingston. La.
DR.. Fryer.
communication from Mrs. Robinson who hasu,t been
y 1 " viii Be
s. s h %s y and Sss s
s no % noM sa &
D'a. Certificates.
This to certify that my wife had been labOrng under
which did eventually %easurshy RI her Of
%ps Of blush and somsmes 1s hs color w9a sad
ns s ses sR s %
@ s ON" Of g.
& WHICH y has S
maely sound and we'll ANY information relative to TIE
s ss ha ssan S M a.
As' 5snn 5s%s: Sf.iaa, asois. Boon '''n August 1884,
Iwoud Just saw to the public that my wife had been labor
e, I'VE spS ea IN CT ss Iss
could ely walk the house. get 10 when down.
and remed ss tor her leie but purpose
en1sd her sound and we'll Adj do believe, had besn
have
s 1 nile %
la where it can be proven Ry %ssy
M Naa hsnash knssa Miller M''sgs%ss. gasa ssnHS & la
Cancer Cured.
We called in day two since, while passing In
f. ays hs asdan Hosy
enteIpIsna onesI q oeyy,s bu, now the props,y
bad been 9ourabe BY the heads Of he med
es's s iS'sa
glands more than half down the breast.
the ws ,eaI 's ssmsus i' aSs healed
had Sss1
be and that the grave was the only reiet Tor dsee,e
eou have been conyneed by nothing less than ccsusr DE-
sa IVA: as 'S
convincing proof, that the disease he cured which
possible have. The Doctor proposed to Mr. oey 10
his slave for hum red dollars but seeptcai was i
gentleman the Doctors ability To effect cure, tina
alter consulting able ply scans he ded to sell the bo
him the Of the fee demanded for his TT
hoy well. and valuable seryant p.Onouncet
in presence By gentsman acquainted with the valns
recommending DIR. Fryer to all persons afflicted with sue
1 diseases. :.
To-" The above is editorial taken from the Daily OH
anan of the respectable public in the cit
dated October "a 1850. The boy still well. and the mer
bers the Healing Art Mayor of the city, and citizens
IS eray respectfully invited visit cOnsutin
room. hough humble the boy, and examine for ther
selves. . a,
And while you have wit, and words at will,
know you will exercise your little goose Quill.
ID apl2 d&Wn - w. X. f. FRYER.
:. DIR. Fryer, tho Indian Doctor.
10 to- By his advertisement in paper to-day, will
that he strong and imposing certificates
his skill and the of the diseases viii
he proies to cure His remedies purely botanical a
their entire in his Of aggravated cases
Is dropsy personally known Editorial NewOrlea
d. Daily Crescent, April l2 1851.
j TT" We clip the following from the Mississippi Fl
n2 Trader, dated fachez, April 49, 1851:
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COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE.
10. 4 Camp st., corner Canal, First Floor.

THE design Of this Institution is to afford gen.
l. temen preparing to the counting n
room. and particularly merchants clerks, the ~
opportunity of acquiring thorough CONNER - mi
cial education. @2kA,
The arrane is are such permit attend
hour of the day evening those who desire can at
tend privately.
Each STUDENT after thoroughly mastering the principles Of
the subject charge successfully O several both OF
individual and partnership adapting the forms to
OF the business. This practice performed entirely
by the student himself, a test OF his study.
The of the school is thus made resemble strictly
the usual business of well regulated counting room
Penmanshfp.
Mr. GAUNT has bestowed much pains the inquiry into
the various which occasion bad writing and 70 those
constantly their notice. he can oer ms
sryces (a two successful teaching IN s city and
Latayee,) with the fullest confidence oil being able to Afford
complete satisfaction.
ReferencesJ. G. Lord Principal of Jefferson Academy
Emanuel g.. Garcia Esq; G Boyer. Cont st. Academy
VOn arken Son Madam Granet, Cus0mhonse street te
male Institute; H. b. Cenas ESQ.,; - Wig Esq No. la5
Common street F. f Gn REs' RrSs PPSs PGne0a
G The undersigned having taken lessons in PEN ~
SHIP under Mr. GAuST, who having fully and iahiuly
complied with his is to his classes, ws, not
fully express our APPRECIATION of his superior system of in
sucton that important We the ladies and
gentlemen that should they attend his classes they will fol
| iner time and money receive ample satisfaction
Edward Garca Ernest Petitpain, Henry Wlloz, Grma
q PsdIpaio, l. 1ucournsu, Ma5llos 8. 3. BSnnet G.
| ger Z. Wx, q I4audamicy, Bon'igny N Ghsrbonet
p Borduzst L. Breton Felix F95messo f fSa, mu,n
VI. ms mssssy " s: Bso:ts T. tamn; Robinscn, la
bourdair F. A. Brode. II MauIas, Paul Blachs 1anEe
CTew W Curtis. E. Pauyert. J. Pollock apll 2W3pswlL
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The MISSISSIPPI PALLADIUM is the title OF
newspaper in Holly Springs, Miss, the first num-
Der of which has been received. 1t is sheet OF
good size, handsomely presented and well written.
1t is edited and published by Henry Stith. Holly
Springs is already lourishing place, and rapidly
acquiring greater importance. This sheet is in every
respect worthy of its prospects. Mississippi at
this juncture has much need Of a Palladium. How
far this will do may be judged by the follow
| ing close Of the editors Introducti0n:
3" But we do not think that dissolution or seces
cession would remedy the evils we suffer, ward
| off those which threaten US. Besides we not
| disposed, because we have lost something's great
| deal indeed-by the late adjustment to give up
| and relinqush all rights and privileges under
| the constitution and government which revolu-
| tionary fathers formed and bequeathed to- We
/ cannot consent to abandon interests in the
national domain the national treasury, the army the
navy, the national power, gory and renown of our
| whole country. We prefer to demand and maintain
our rights under the sanction and protection of the
constitution: to all that have against future
assauts-persist in claiming all that we entitled
to- and regain as far practicable all that we have
lost. How these grand results best be attained
can only be definitely determined as contingencies
| and emergencies arise in the progress OF events
U nder all circumstances, however we shall labor Il
protect and defend the rights of the people and the
| rights of the STRENGTHENING that, strict adhe
| renee to The constitution will perpetuate tn,
Union"
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GusI GNS! Gas!
Economy IN GAS!

II. sCOVILL'S PArENT Gas BuRNKas
A s.arsd Al II Poyd,ss ST., up stain. Ths Pc
- esn rSs ~ e,yS more brilliant light and snyine
messi vent n with he old burners proper psss'a VIII %
s2 y - N>- = ~ 49,
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SS1l1|:5|:]B9|

rTut DAG LII kkEOilPE Al4OONS, No.
i IS Camp street. lShi's pew bndingsl are now oPsa
famine The very extensive colleston Of PORTRAITS.
fl- These SALOONS have been magnhcenty furnished,
and every attention will be hesOwed to give satisfacton 70
patrons !. =, -
Operating Room, csnsrueted expressly for this purose with
an immense SKY LIGHT, and by NkW CHBAICAL PRO:
crss used in preparing the Plates the PoErais
very short Of time (oniy few conds) s1hlbltnS
graduation Of Light and Shade. without which Pictures csn
H choice variety Of new syie Enameled and 81
gvaved LoCKKTs Of the finest Cod and best wWkmagb
suitable fer Miniatures, fnrnshed 1t the nanaiA's'
priees. -. a.. n.
E Artists sspplied with a5tes oed oSp Y 'ne -
gueFreotype n New 0sk prces. - B. yAIJnSs..ss
IA I'm No 9S Camp street. NewoRssA. 4
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EV we CLIP The fOIlOWng from the M1ssIssIppI T rec
Trader, dated Hatchez, April aa, 1851:
" In the time, and without waitin' to what to-
will bring FORTH is gratifying to- that our emil
the alert alleviate suffering
Dr. FRYER, THE INDIAN DocToR. has been very dllsent
successful, without the knife, graduating
cancers and the afflicted in the Third Munich
patybs sktul applications and tender treatment cause an
popularity and success The in your
abode ~ ap30 dH w If
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POPULATION OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
According to the official returns of the recent
census the entire population Of the city OF Wash
ington is 4O,O01, of which number 29sl5 are
whites, s073 free coored persons, and 2ll3 slaves
The population of the town of Georgetown is set
down at 1885, viz: 60sl whites 1860 free blacks,
and 725 slaves. Washington City Georgetown
and Washington county, comprise the entire Dis
trct and the total number of inhabitants is 81 $40
viz 3s,O27 whites = 54s males and 1919
females-9973 free blacks, and 1857 slaves There
are in the District S292 families, 1917 dwellings
and 427 productive establishments. During tie
past wear there were 846 deaths.
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DOCTOR FRYER,
THE INDIAN DOCTOR,


rs regular graduate of Natures wide Botanic
Garden and Common Sense Medical College. and ha:
study of Herbs his profession Tor thirty and
daily patients than other physician In New
Orleans
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HENRY HAMBURGER,
NJ e2' 'ch ant Ta iLO2',
164 CAMP STREET,

MOULD respectfully inform his friends and the
w public generally that he has lately received IA
from Paris, ex chip, fine ssOitment of SUMMER H
CLOTHS, New Style, imported to this c0untry for lp9
the first time. Also, very superior article of DRAP uA
d'ETE. .. mills 3aw
of the late AMOS HOUGH, deceased Fifth
District Court Of Neio Orleans. No. 4572.
RY virtue Of, and in obedience to order of sale,
- renered April g. 1851 iressd by the Honorable
the Fifth District Of New Orleans, in ths above emit
tied matter will proceed to sell public auction in the bar
Of the City Exchange ST LOAF. street. between Royal
and Cha,tres streets. SATURDAY, May IL lS5l at IL
O'Clock for Of said succession. the following
named SLAVES, viz:
ROSEITE; negro woman. aged about 80 years
COLUMBUS, muatt0 man. aged about II years.
Terms cash.
The SALE the expense of the purchaser before
Michael Gernou Esq, Notary Public.
N BThe slave Columbus is sold with title subject TO the
Fifth District Court JOHN L. LEWIS, -
apis, a5 my6, Id Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
THE undersigned continue to make liberal cash
advances upon approved c0psignmen their friends in
Richmond Bamore Phiat elphia New orr and Boston.
fe2I FERD kENNErT i co. 50 Magazine ct,
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DIR. Fryer, tho indian Doctor.

to- By his advertisement, paper to-day will be
that he and imposing certificates as
his skill the of the diseases which
he poes cure His remedies purely botanical. and
their entire success his of aggravated of
dropsy personally known Editorial NewOreans
Daily Crescent, April IL, 1851.
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tArirUpy 100 81, 90" N-iossrrupr s,c WIN fr,s,es.
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Asr INDIA DYE eoiss tts "a, anS , sssp hs Hair
T. person. occAsionzy using n,s n,s
or whisksr DARK shade ps ny H. 9s cou srock,
Coms,act's Philosophy and ~ "a ~soat ss,nins
the Hair, without injuqnE ~ -. ". Nv
tne h, Sk% "" 'o4' i WRIGHT Gu lol NMarsses =.
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every descsption. :, go ACh TRiMMi NGS.
LEATHER and sKiNS-Stiltng, Hanss. Birdie. sois
and Band Leather; Oil Top Sides and Hde.; Enameed
Sides and Hdss Pate iLeatheu Of all qualities and colo;
Bag Hides and sides s. skins; WNol skins; Hos skiqs;
Goat and Sheep N orocco; Calf skinss Lining and es
Skins al coIos and qualities: Chanois sAd Buck Skin;
Lace Lesthef Buffalo Robes. ETC. e.,..,,, ,,a.
Rubber Gin and Mach Ban Aso the Patent Su:tched
Leather Bands; Saw Min Bands; I.dia R1eoss ti Hoss
Band Rives, Lace and Sand Iseattes. etc eic ~
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New York, april 30, P. M.-The steamship
Asia arrived at eleven o'clock this morning. having
left Liverpool at four o'clock in the afternoon Of the
18th. She brings Gl2, $50 sterling on freight.
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communication from Mrs Robinson, who has Just beer
cured Dr. Fryer, OF vrnent cancer with which she ha
suffered years. will be found in another column
We have Ourselves seen this respectable lady and The evi
dences of The truth of her ment We saw where TIN
cause of her action had long burowed and tina
there is not now a Of it left behind Editors DaI
Delta. -
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aid, all our writing. and printing, and cir.

aid, all our writing. and printing, and cir
culating Prospectuses will amount to moth
ing. You are scattered all over this great
Democratic State-we are here confined
to a little narrow room. working and fret
ting, and fussing, for the triumph Of the
great principles that are to free all nations.
as those principles freed us-but without
your aid to circulate them among the PEG.
Pile, our labors must be confined to a small
area. and of but little affective force. How
many Democrats. in Ohio. will then give
us q lit in this matter? We hope many
many Of them p
Gr Editors in Ohio who will give the
whole of this Prospectus two or three in.
s%ertions. and send US pape- with it mark
ed, shall have a daily exchange during the
session. if they think ii worth the labor.
If not. no harm done.
o. All letters TO the Editor should have
the postage paid.
G- Write the names plain, a great
many Of them; and be particular about the
Post Office.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE-By. virtue as

A DMINlSTRATOR'S SALE-By virtue as
IA an order from the court OF Common Pleof
of Monroe County, Ohio, l will offer for sale on
the premises, in Washington township, in said
county. on Saturday, the Goth day Of December,
1851, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m aud
a O'Clock p. IN Of said day, the following des-
c,ibed real estate. as the property Of John Huff.
man, now deceased. to wit: The south east quar-
ter of the snuth east quarter of section No. 2, of
township No. 4, of range No. 6, containing forty
acres. lying aud being in the county of Monroe,
subject to the widows dover therein assigned: on
the following terms -one.third in hand, one-third
in six months, and one.third 10 twelve months,
with interest from the day Of sale, to be secured
to the satisfaction of the undersigned
JACOB HENDERSON,,
nov. 10 admir- Of said decedent.