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DOM E TIC PORTS.
United States Mail Steamship Company.
FARE REDUCED.

TOR NEW YORK DIRECT, via HAVANA.
The splendid double engine steamship CHEROKEE
Capt Winde, commanding will leave her wharf Opposite
the Place d Ames, with The Government Mails and assen-
gers FRIDAY. June Ia, al O'Clock A. precisely
fF To be succeeded by the splendid steamship Georgia,
OF 3O tons burheu to leave the Sh for New ork
RATES PASSAGES:
To New York.. state Berth in Ffs Cabin $50 %
Standee Berth. Forward Cabin. ....... 30 W
Sleerage Berh and tou nd ............. 20 10
To Havana. State room Berth in mt Cabin,.. 40 90
Standee Der h, FORWARD Cabn 30 90
Steerage Berth and founl ,............ ~ o.
~ Passengers for Havana must have passports from
the Spanish Consul.
Cs~ Each OF the Company's steamships has an expert
epcet Snt ge0n on board
TT Specie only taken on freight to Havana
No Bills Of La ling signed after the has Sailed.
fg For freight passage, apply the office of the
je5 JAMES R. JENNINGS Agent.
eIs CHA HlhslSS AID ii a A \ a
sssaaesA Charleston and Hduana, via Saoa,nah and
hev West-The splendid steamship lisa Bbt Capt. Rol
Inns lI tons burthen has resumed her regular trips from
CHARLESTON Is. Z. } to HAVANA, leaving Havana
for ChasestonSh and 22d of each month"; leaving Charles
ton for Havana on the LIST and 18th.
= RATES OF PASSAGE:
Havana TO Charleston or Savannah. $40
N. Q. MORDECAI, Charleston, or to
L. J. HART co. ~ Tehonpiloulas st. N. Orleans.
Agents at Hava ma, DRAKE BROS CO.
xY Passengers leaving Havana by TINS ship can reach
Baltimore the Fifth Day by taking the Land Route
New York and Phi pha in the time by taking tbs
Steamship to those ports. do Jaw
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SCROFUEA CURED.
This certificate concusvey proves that this Sarsap has
control the disease of the Blood.
Three persons cured in one house Unprecedented.
THREE CHILDREN.
DR.. T1ionsend-DeaI Sir: have the pleasure inform
you that three OF children have been cured of the
by the of your excellent medicine They Athlete
very severely with bad have taken only four bottles it
took them away, for which feel myself under great obga
ton. Yours, respectfully,
Isaac w. GRAIN, log Wooster street.
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French kNas.agNSe,

PROFESSOR A. observation-disclosures Les
o1sn The above. Transa ons from Eng mo French
S Apply A The office OF hes resent the OF
Apollo and CalliOpe streets d11
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hs- Ia 1880, twenty years ego,
ROWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE
publicly dedicated the AGUEs. has ever since
been regarded as the STANDARD whah all other Ague
have been compared Some prominent ones Judging
poisonous effects the constitute evidently
n-s- SAFETY CERTAINTY and l-ERAfANENCY are
united In the STANDARD Remedy
Sole Agent for DIR. ROWLAND, In New Orleans
p. l.. M SSEY,
mye2 qdn tlnI cnrnnr OF nrn Or. .Inul.r street,
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New Orleans and Carr0llton Railroad.
- u -; 9
-C!ARROLLTON LINE-Departure Of Trains
~ FROM NEW ORLEANS:
horse Cars-Halfpast A. NJ, quarter and hafpa
uP.M.
Steam Trains NJ, and every hour afterwards until P
M inclusivey in summer, and until quarter past in
FROM cARROLLToN:
Horse Cars.-5 A. M, 8 and 10 P. M.
steam Trains M, and every hour afterwards until
NJ ncnsively in summer, and until hafpast P. M. in
Fars5 cents Children under u years and servants loc
day in February and end second Monday November
Lafayette Line.
These to and from The Depot No. IS Baronne
DEPARTURE oARs:
In winter, from Lafayette ..............6x7 TX AM,
= Depot, 10 Baronne st.......7 7k8 Am.
In summer, from Lafayette ...............6 " AM.
After which the leave each and every fifteen minutes
until O'Clock M.
Then at 81, 9. 10 and II p. M, from the Depot.
And at So, 81 and i01z M, from Lafayette.
Fare-l0 cents Children under u years, half price.
EY Nota-Specal Night Cars for parties balls, meetings.
ETC., supplied when required. mh3l ly
FOR SALE-A Mulatto Boy IS years of age
first Cook and Stewart well adapted for steamboat
hotel servant to act in either capacity Inquire No "a
Poydras street. mhl2
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
The site of the Poydas Methodist Church.
OF Poydras and Carondeet streets. Apply II. X. w,
HILL of Messrs. Hill. Mclean * Co. ie22
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- John bUTEEK, IT,
FEMALE EDICt NE.

d. Townsends Ssrsepara is sovereign and speedy
for Incpent CONSUMPTION, Bsrenness Proapsns uer OF
Falling of the Womb, COstiveness Piles, Leuchorhea,
Whites, Distracted difficult Mensruaton, lncontnenee
Of Urine involuntary discharge thereof and for the
prostratop of the matter whether the result OF
Inherent causes produced by ireguaty illness,
accident Nothing be surprising than sinvig0ratne
effects on human frame Persons all weakness and assi
ude, from taking become robust and full Of
under influence Immediately oounteracts the nevees
of the female frame. which the great OF barren
1t will be expected Of Of delicate
exhibit certificates of performed but
the afflicted that hundreds Of have been reported
children after using bottles of this invaluable medicine
have been blessed with a fine. healthy offspring.
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NEW ORLEANS,

On Sunday the Cars leave every hour.
An OMNIBUS leaves Canal and Chartres every
quarter of an hour for the Depot,
~ Horse Car will leave the city depot every morning
O'Clock, for the convenience of fishing parties
mill II 3t2p J. w. SMITH SuuerIntendeut
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She brought my bed box, and applied the sores
felt immediate wherever touched me- and begged
for enough aunon thoroughly 1t obtained,
life seemed to invest To remove the burning and
in the chest made Pills of it, and took lhem which
soon cured me. my life to your valuable Extract,
being strong ever md have been since early
hths year l43. kERZlA FRENCH.
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IlHOUF NJ WAREHOUSES CuMPANX;--The
IL BROOKLYN Warehouses; AgeTs, opposite Otlsans
il readiness e receive pRQnuGE from tins WEST
shpmen Hayine 1900 feet front the with wharvet
in front of the Warehouses by which goods Immediately
conveyed without drayage the weather. amplf
room will be found t the dischargn= OF steamers al,
loading of ships,
Charges liked low rates. and every accommoda
ton offered to the Merchants the city the Shippers in
the upper county II the wish OF the ompany eaua
the onyenences of the Ats itie Dock. Of New York
Persons interested in transmitting Merchs ndise invited
visit the premises.
Office corner OF Magazine and Lafayette streets, Newo,
~, JASEf, Secretary.
Ref.ysnes. - 4 K. Gsddes Price Frost Co; J. w
St~rinn " ia ", ". N'"hna ,sstf
EOX'S STARCH-3O0 boxes, in store and for
arS S'' z GRlEFF h 90 ~ A. md ~ Old l.pva.
ERESH GOSHEN BUTTER-39 kegs fresh
Goshen Butter, Just received per steamship Urjon and
lnr zale,v rap3i1 WIN nEWEY " Gravie' st
ERESH SEIDLIrZ and SODA POWDERS.
gross Seidlz Powders. superior article do Soda
do, landing snip Jessore, for sale by
my2, r l.. MASSEY, onrner Camp end Gravler SITS
STAR CANDLES-50O boxes best Cincinnati
as uranus !. ID. 'GRikFF 90. s. and a Old ls,ss
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FOR EIGN PORTS.
FARE REDUCED.
FOH HAVANA, touching at Pensa cola,
&IEEN Apaschicoa, ct. NJ rks, Tampa Bay and
SaEs Key Wesr-The staunch copperei and copper
Fastened low pressure steamship MON MOs TIL, Duke,
(late U. 5. steamship Col Cav } commander will leave
NewUreans as above on SUNDAY, June To- at O'Clock
A.. NJ precisely.
The Monmouth having recently been handsomely retted
with light and airy Saloons and btrhs offers
superior accommod atoms to passengers and effort
The Of officers will be made contribute the
fort and enjoy ment OF the pa ssengere.
tv For freight or passage apply on board foot OF st.
LOUIS street.
FARE:
To Apaathlcola and St Marks Is 90
10 Tampa Bay and hey Wes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. % GO
jelU
a. FOR IiVEHPUOIs-The splendid and fast sail
eIkE ing AL packet ship JOHN J0OiE, having part
ot her cargo on board, viii have immediate dispatch
For freight OF 100 bales cotton passage apply
Ie9 JOHN TOpLE, % Rank Place.
in FOR FRkIGHT UA CtiAHTER-The new
<tSt& last running Mexican schooner FASSTINA, Ri
s>~s beira, will have dispatch for any port in
the 1uif. FOR freight or e. arter, apply TO
my28 BARELLI u co. 81 Common 81,
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This of Sarsapaa has been prepared in
reference female complaints No female who has
suppose she approaching that critical PERIOD The Tu
IF Life, should neglect to take it. as IT Is certain peyentv
are subject at this time of life This per9d may be de'aytc
bic for those who approaching womanhoOd, rs is
eulae assist by uuckelng the blood and nysOf
ang the SYSTEM Indeed this medicine is Invaluable Tor
the delicate diseases to which subject 1t braces
the whole system, permanently the natural eEeris
II, -ss.aa he impurities o. the body IA, sts
most medicines taksn weakness and disease. by
Few bottles of this medicine, many and painful
suT icDl operations ievented.
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FITsl FITSl FITSl

Dr. Townsend not having tested his Sarsaparia in
of Fits of recommended it, and was suprse
the following intelligent and respectable
Farmer of Westminster county: 49,.
FoRpHAh, August Is, lS41.
Dr.. Tounsena-Dear Sir: have little girl seven
of age, who has been several years afflicted with Fits we
tried almost everything but without at last.
although could find recommendation circulars
Tor cases like hers thought she in delicate
health we woud give her of your Sarsapana,
very glad did, for only restored her strength buts
has no of the Fits pleasure and
prise She fast becoming rugged and hearty, for which
we fee grateful. Yours, respectfully,
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MEDICAL CARDS.

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN-JAMEs G.
- BFLBEN, NJ d.. 10 Carondelet street. Ia1Sd&w
nR. A. II. NICHOLSON, Office No. ITO ST
~ Charles residence No. los Carondeet ST. ap18
nR. }. S. COPES-Otfce and residence, 444
- Magazine street, second door above Edward. 90 ,y
DR. C. S. FENNER devotes particu- snsTssA
lar attention TO the treatment of DISEASES z&Q9S&
OF THE EYE Office, l63 Gravier street, op- 49,
posite the Varieties. de- 5n os
r.. a.. 4 srULL s
nRUGS AND MEDICINES-NoRTB Y Co..
~ Wholesale and Retail Drug ats, No ITO Poydra, ,ee
Fresh Vaccine Matter, direct from Bostnn. always OF and
Price quill u. Vaccine office open from IL
n. tO2P. Nj. Jas 6mdSW
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CANKER IN THE MOUTH.

GA INK ER IN TIL MOUTH.
Below is Of another child saved DR.. Towp.
sends Sarsaparla hes saved the lives of thousands
den The following certificates selected from gtea
number received this week:
NEw YORK, April l, 1884,.
DR. Totonsend-Dear Sir One of my children very
sick with Canker in the Mouth and Throat, attended
great debility. 1t came neardyng obtained some Of your
excellent medicine and il cured directly, for which essue
you feel very grateful. Yours respectfully.
ELlzABgTH FOWLER, q Desbrosses stree.
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1t is the safest and efeeua medicine tor puniYpe
the sysem and relieving the sutenngs attendant upon child
birth discovered Ii CITIZENS both the mother and tire
child, prevents pain and disease increases and enches
food those who have used think it Indispensable It !
highly useful both before after confinement, pr
vents diseases attendant upon childbirth costiveness piles
cramps, swelling of the feet, dependency heartburn
ting, pain in the back snd joints, false pains, hemohage
and regulating the secreOns and eqnHizng the crcua
ton ii has equal The virtue Of this medicine is
always safe, and the delicate and successful
very few require any other medicine; t
castor oil magnesia useful. Exercise the open
and light food with this medicine, will always insure
and
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was nine year under medical skill in the cities of New
York and Albany, .bonng under the distressing cry
iipeas attended Inflammation of the kidneys and witt
bleeding Piles, deeply liberated with large ump OF the
Of hen prouudng, and nrge bos covered body.
iuoerabe hy tongue cracked and the roof of
mouth covered with sores, and Chest the
ny neck, in constant burning heat. that cold
did j cool It,
In this misery onged for DEATH and expected re-
royery. Mira JesaQD desired me
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Davtss Syrup Of Riid Cherry and Tdr-We wound call
the adversem, of this valuable medicine
ether column Several of saluary eects
personal obsery alton, therefore confidently
recommend il the afllctsd.Ed. NJ j. Weeklp Yisttsr
crd Temperance Sentinel, (Trsnt0n,) FEB. 3, 1S47.
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RssotUed, That the Surveyor be, and he is hereby,
authorized and directed to have placed the follow
ing Lamps upon Baronne street, viz: One in the
centre Of the block between Julia and st. Joseph
streets; one in the centre Of the block between
Grcd and Julia streets and one in the centre Of the
block between Hevia and Girod streets.
Passed June 3. 1851. J. H. CALDWELL, President
AppEovsd June 8, 1851. A d. CRUSSMAN, Mayor
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The efficacy OF PAIN EXTRACTOR in this disease
ia remarkable. We know of numerous cures, and do
hesitate say that the onmen viii fail for this pur
pose Decacy prevents from asking certificates from Iade
on this subject. The following procused by OF our
Agents: -
This will certify that we have used DALLEY'S MAGi,
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR a remedy for Sore Nipples
and cheerfuly recommend those who may he afflicted
with that most distressing complaint, most valuable
ticls to cure it, PHtERE BRAY,
4Lbnny April, 1916. MARY MOORE,
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hereby certify that have been afflicted with aninveera
Fever for fourteen last past and have spent nearly
FIVE hundred dollars in employing physicians nd purchasing
medicines that used recommended itscure but t
no purpose, until last resort, heard and tried DIAL
LEY'S MAGICAL, PAIN EXTRACTOR, when, to my
great surprise beAe had whole box OF this Saye
my limb entirely healed, and have nothing OF il left
about me. BRADOCK DAVIS.
. Henrietta. Monroe county, N. Y, May s, 1873.
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tFroa Mr.. S. c. Hayes of tAe firm If Brouer, Hayes
Co., Booksellers and Stati0rerS No 1873 Market street,
PhiiadeiDhid-JanuaTyS 8. is47.I
Your Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar Is invaluable reme
dy; it cured the of codB with Ii you
tiGcate will cheerfnly give s. q. HAYES.
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PoRT CARIBOU, February 20, lS47-.hessrs. Robinson.
Collins & o. am happy to inform that think DIR.
Daviss Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar VIII take the lead up
in our part Of the country. OF Il, and have halt
Daoiss Depuratgs Extract and Joseph Dao,s's Horse
Lni,aent that have taken the liberty of writing Tor
agency the above ARTICLES If agreeable you II please
write me word and send dozen Of etch, with large
show bills Respectfully yours, SAM, r, kEMPTOE.
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Rssoicsd, That the Commissioners of the House
Of Refuge be authorized and respectfully requested
to select piece Of ground suitable to build a
House OF Refuge thereon, and sufficient for agr-
cultural purposes, and report to this Council for
what price the same piay be bought. And also to
nave the present property, now belonging to this
municipality and occupied as House OF Refuge,
appraised, and report to this Council what it will
probably bring at pubic Q, private sale.
fsssed June 3. ls5,. j. II. CALDWELL, President
App'eFsd Jams ., 1851. A. ID, CROssMAN, Mayor.
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From S. s. GfperS.
PADUCAH, KY June 3, lS+My stock of Cherry and Tar
Syrup reduced bottles and its popularity daily
increasing You would do well to- nd me another supply
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OF its benfcs effects in my have been Tor some
time past subject attacks 81 splitting blood attended with
weakness OF the breast and sensation the stomach.
accompanied with dyspeptc symptoms. Last having
an attack of it, recommended by acqur no
mad been cured by DIR. DAVIS, Syrup, try it. so, and
relieved by IN less than bottle Its apparent cd
effects Immediate
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kesolrea. That the sum Of three hundred dollars
Pc and Is hereby, appropriated for the use of the
House OF Refuge, 70 purchase tools, with view to
the instruction Of the boys in s. me mech.nc a.,
Passed June 3. 1851; J Il. CAL WE'LL. p1ss;dsn,
Approved June .. ISL A. ID. CkOSsMAN' Mavo.'
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DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.
BRK SlPELAS 8.

For Erysipelas the PAIN EXTRACTOR 10 Invaluable
Other remedies make the disease disappear for itti.
time, but drl in, and will re-appear in samsU
other place Hhe Pain Extractor, however, draes
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PnLADELPHA June %, lS46- can highly recommend DR..
of its virtues My wife had been affected for long time with
weakness and pain in the breast; the OF this medicine
short time entirely relieved her. The symptoms would after
time, and all the relief speedy
the first place. months she has been
free Of the affection consider and recommend most
valuable medicine Its ghenng effect has been great
in addition relieving the breast. Swallow 79 Water T.
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and easy cOnhnement. =
BEAUTY AND HEALTH.

This why the Southern and especially the Spanish les
much admired Ladies in the North who take but little
exercise, confined in close rooms have spoiled their
complexion by the application of deleerous mxtur s. trey
wish to regain easucy OF step onoyant spirits aparS M
end's Sasaparia. Thousands who have used it. are MOI
yntl;oo DAHL
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Resolved, That the Mayor is hereby authorized
and requested, after giving ten days notice in the
official journal of this Municipality, TO sell at pub
lie auction, the contract for furnishing the Munich.
paliiy with such amount of hose as may be re-.
quired for one year from the signing of the con
tract Said bose to be furnished in accordance witt
the specifications TO be given by the Surveyor, and
published with said notice, and in such quantilie
as may he required from time to time.
Passed June 3. 1851 JH. CALDWELL, President
Approved June y, 1851. A. ID. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
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the of the wing party in Great Britain having
from its commencement advocated freedom and the rights OF
the people. When the war, apparently OF mnaon
waged against France by British ruler, during
which the second great struggle of England
country this Review first unurled the flag OF
anSe and made BY its and appeals
behalf Of inalenabe rights the halls Of British eg
and the throne itself trembe The gr pho and
ring deneations OF those presented in the of
that dsng uishe Journal exhibit the pUrraure of
those perus days be ourd perhaps The Lang Its
aence was becoming that at length the leaders
OF The tory whom the ,hunders OF its eoquence
were especially directed found TOO powerful an ns,rqmen,
10 be resisted by ordinary and hence they established
the Quarterly it is distinguished among the Amer
lean reprlnIs,
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-02-28
Arc Large or Small Farms Most
-r..v 49,. Profitable!

A writer who ayows himself to be u
''smail farmer argues in the "Maine
Farmer" to the following effect:
Doubtless the inquiry may be answer
ed by many both pro and con; still an
investigation OF the subject may lead to
beneficial results, Ii is not my design,
at least at the present time, TO enter into
minute examination of The subject, al
though | would gladly see it done by
those more competent than myself. 1t
is true tina, large farm may be made
proporliona;ely productive with the small
Ter one; but 10 the effect that i, requires
larger outlay. and, in nine cases out of
ten, large farms are run over without re-
ceiving the thorough culture iha; small
ones usually do. iT
Too many farmers seem 10 remain
ignorant OF what their soil is capable OF
yielding, under thorough culture-neyer
having tried the experiment; being con-
tent TO follow the old beaten track of
their fathers aud grandlaihers-posses-
sing, as they apprehend, knowledge e.
nough 10 till the. soil. without any study
to ascertain lis requirments, or, the ex-
perience Of others. it would be hard
to convince such that fields which they
have cultivated fifteen or twenty years,
and which have yielded thirty,fre bush
els of corn, ten or twelve of wheat, !hir-
~ or forty of oats, and from one to two
tons of hay TO the acre, may be made to
produce from eighty 10 one hundred
bushels Of corn, fifteen or thirty oil
wheat, seventy 10 eighty Of oats, and
from three to four tons Of hay. Yet
greater improvements than these. in the
amount of crops, have been effected by
thorough cultivation. When we take
into account the difference Of cost be,
tween a farm Of Two hundrei acres and
one of fifty-the balance of interest,
fencing, taxing. labor, &c, which might
be applied to The culture and Improve.
ment of the smaller one. think mos
will be ready 10 conclude that a farmer
cuItiyating fifty acres thoroughly, would
obtain more net income than from one o.
two hundred acres, besides enjoying the
pleasure derived from liberal returns for
well directed labor. - - =. -, !