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PREMIUM.

Any person sending us three subscribers will be
entitled TO a copy Of the History of Propellers
and Steam Navigation" republished in book form
now in press, to be ready about the first OF DC
tober. 1t will be one Of the most complete works
upon the subject issued, and will contain
about ninety engravings.
Oct. Oft
I IFE INSTRUMENTATION Commercial
i 4 Life Insurance Company, established in 1920
and empowered by act Of Parliament, for the In
surance OF Lives and Survivorships, and the en-
dowment of Children, &c, &c, CAPITAL
THREE MILLION DOLL.qRSf
N7~Ofice Sd story Colonization Buildings,
near jackson Hall, Pennsylvania avenue, Wash
inton city, ID. G
MsTHoMPsoN, agent
Octoher 81 1QS0-dtf
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MEDICAL, COLLEGE OF THE STATE or
SOUTH CAROLINA.
TIME Annual COURSE OF LECTUR RES IN thus
Institution will commence on the frst Monday
in November next, on the following oranches'
Institutes and Practice Of Medicine, by ) Hen
ry Dickson, M. ID.
Surgery, by f. Geddings, NJ. d..
Physology, by James Moultrie, M ID;
Materia Medicn, by Henry K. Frost, IA. u.
Obstetrics, by Thos. q. Pfic,aau, M. ~.
Chemistry, by G. u. Shepard, M. ID.
Demonstration Of Anprcmy, 81. Julian Ravenei,
M. ID.
DIR. ID. J. Cain, Physician TO the Marine Hot
pita and Clinical Instructor. Lectures twice
week on the Diseases OF thut Institution
Dr. +. b. Flagg, Physician to the Aims aouse'
Lectures twice a week on Diseases
Demonstrutve Instruction ia Medicine and sur
rery al the College Hospital.
81 HENRY r FROST, M. D., Dean
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$3.50 British taken prisoners.
3. coNrNErTAL MONEY
Amount issued in IT'S 4 2,O00,0 900
l777 30 ,O00, 900
" in all to July, 1893 35s,OOO,0OO
The whole expenses Of the war, estimated In
specie, amounted to Sl35, l93,703
coTToS STATISTICS
We compile from the New York Shipping List
and Price Current Of the 1lth September, the fol-
lowing statement showing the crop of Cotton in
the several States FOR the year ending 3lst August
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A RESPECTABLE man, who has his fore
IA moons unemployed, would like to occupy
himself IN suitable way during that time ii.
writes a good hand aud would undertake COPYING.
tranalat'ng from the French or German, keeping
set or two of books, where u regular book kee1er
is not employed, &c. Please inquire at the Office
Of this paper. Ctr
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: 23l,s7l 1880, 1853 II, SAC, 200


The surrender Of CORVALLIS at Yorktown, o.
tober 1881, closed the war; prisoners 1913.
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Cannon Bara.-In Stamford, Ct., on the night
OF the 9TH, some persons loaded an old twelve
FOUNDER cannon TO the muzzle, and fred it of with
slow match. Il burst, and one piece Of the metal
weighing thirty pounds, was thrown 500 yards,
through the rocf Of house and the side Of water
tank. flooding he house with water another
+" Junk. Of nearly enc hundred pounds weight, vas
thrown $50 yards, and through the roof q bed.
room 6oor Of another house, narrowly missing q
man in bed. Mr.. X. Gage was sitting within liz
feet Of the gun At the time Of the explosion, and
strange to say, in the midst Of the storm Of iron he
was untouched Aft 9 fss ilH f,iit r Z
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Expense Of West Point Academy 1t appears
by the report Of the Board Of Visitors on The inan.
cial condition of the Military Academy at Wesl
Point, that regarding either the interest Or the
principal of Government expenditures at West
Point for lands, buildings and permanent improve
ments, and considering that the officers, if not EN-.
ployed here, might be usefuly employed elsew here
in the service Of Government the annual expense
of the institution ID set down at 9l62, Ol2 &C.
making the annual cost 70 the Government for each
cadet $500 g.
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Great Britain and the United States. The Lon
don Athenuem, in notice Of the last census Of
the United States, says: The population Of the
United States is about three million more than tina.
Of Great Britain. In 1900 it will exceed that Of
England, France. Spain, Portugal, Denmark, Swe-
den and Switzerland combined"
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The Mormon TIals.-The Beaver Island Nor.
mons have been acquitted at Detroit on the charge
Of obsirucing the mail, but still remain under in
dictment for depredations upon Government lands,
and for making counterfeit coin Of the United
States, upon which Indictment they will be tried
at the Autumn term, and, in the mean time, the
prisoners will be at large upon bail
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The Ball IN Notion IN South Carolino.-We
learn from the Greenyille Patriot that there were
four thousand persons present at the great ssti-
secession celebration, in that place, the 4th OF
July. Vardy McBee. "who was old enough and
near enough to hear and remember the guns atlhe
battle Of the Cowpens." was called to the chair.
Rev. VIM. Cspsrs, son Of the venerable Bishop
Capers, offered up an appropriate and sleqsent
prayer-after which, Captain J. w. Brooks read
the farewell address Of Washington. A patriotic
ode, from the Rev. Thomas Frean, and addressed
to the " Mountain Men," was next read. Geseral
Thompson, who had been selected for the occasion,
then proceeded to address the vast multitude n an
able and patriotic speech.
An address and resolutions, opposing thecon-
tempated secession Of South Carolina, were unani-
mously adopted.
Speaking Of the celebration, the Patriot says:
"Ths ball is in motion, and will roll on ill il
passes through the length and breadth Of the State.
Spartanburg will give it thousand ticks on sale
day in August. York and Chester will follow suit.
The death. knell Of secession has been rung The
people Of South Carolina have recovered iron the
panic which passed over them last winter. Ii
less than years secession will be laughed At in
this State. The people will talk Of il drunken
man does Of his odd freaks and fooleries when
sobered. They will wonder how they ever could
have been 50 deluded."
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To the Ladies'.

~ Mn. SHERMAN. thankful for past favon and
liberal paronass IL her line Of happy inform hsI
friends and the publ that No. y Nsyadss
ss st. Charles street. where she prepared rsssvs and
Ct Ladies' aad Children with shs following articles to vi:
shermsn's SHOULDER BRACES and ABDOMINAL Sur.
P0RrsRs. Dr. Bannng's B0DY BRACES. Dr. Cranes
SHOULDER and SPINAL BRACES. Mn. Belts SUrPoRT.
ERs. Dr. Thompson's SUPr0RrERs. etc. etc.
n Hour Of attendance In the morning from A. N. til
O'Clock p. NJ; and in the evening, from ill Pm
" Females will abundance assist aud wait upon lades
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The ~ hads q Boston Is greater and more
/. Perhaps. than is generally supposed and
.ss.,liss show that il i Increasing. The ship.
Ne above named port, daring the last
eesassd 70 1856 tons, and the total for the
's.sse 'aes s.s ssashss Sc. ls4 tons. The agsrs.
- Pessss'oa fes tAs same period last year was
!. aS.aoi' 80 ~ y 1870 waa q, l5e tons.
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Arrest Of a Notorious Counts.fsitsr-C incin-
mats, July 1l.-John London, a notorious counter
letter from Virginia, was arrested few days since
on board steamer en- route for Texas. On the
officers approaching, he resisted them and drew
cowie-kne. They, however, shot at him. and
anally secured him. He il now on his v.v to
Virginia. When arrested he had his family with
b m, and also $4,000 in geld money.
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ConsM at Aeapnlco..-We see announced the
appointment Of Francis w. Rice, of San Francisco
formerly editor Of the Boston Olive Branch. to the
Consulshp at Acapulco. This Mexican port has
become one Of much interest to the United States
since the acquisition Of California, and il .is Of the
highest importance that our Government should be
represented there by a gentleman Of prudence and
drmness Of character. Mr.. Rice we believe to be
em'nen'ly deserving the honor conferred upon him.
He was one Of the pioneers Of the press in California
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Ab0OOWS0s-4uo O00Rfe10,
from the First Tor MOBILIZE District, is carried on
with much spirit between Col. Langdon (whig)
and Judge Bragg (dem.) We regret to see that
there is much bitterness and some personality in
the management Of the struggle. Personalities
against Col. Langdon abound Because he is of
Northern birth, the epithet of +" Yankee is invd-
iously cast into his teeth. mans birth is, 20 far
- place il concerned, an accident He is not con-
suited in the matter-has no choice Of localities,
and stands o. fair chance for salvation if born
amid the ice of Greenland Is il born under the
warm sun Of Brazil. But we are all Americans, il
born within the limits Of the Union and a. Col.
L. il By birth citizen Of our common Unisn, the
reproach Of his birthplace seems to us ungsner-
Gus, unjust and UNI American. He Is also attacked
a. bankrupt Wealth il not reproach, justly
nor il poverty fairly crime. A mans honesty
may keep him poor, under circumstances in which,
were he less honest. he might grow suddenly rich.
Poverty is more frequently an honorable misfor-
tune-the result Of an integrity, which, 80 far as it
il able, gives every man his due, and keeps moth
ing unjusty. Jefferson. Jackson, Hamilton, Fox,
O'Connell, and other distinguished patriots, died
poor. Henry Clay enjoys bare competency, by
the unsonght and untraceable liberality OF friends
Silas Wright followed his plough, in proud and
honorable poverty. Poverty cannot make worse
patriot il q man be otherwise fairly without i'm.
peachment; and wealth does mot necessarily give
larger sympathy with the people, or clearer in
sight into national necessities.
We do mot understand or believe that Mr.. Lang.
don's competitor INDUCES in the slang we condemn
But there should be an end Of it, and the two com
pesitors Goth able and eloquent gentlemen) be left
70 fair issue upon the merits Of the Compromise
as pledge for national harmony and irmel
Union.
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The Palmetto Regiment. -Col. GLADDEN. has re-
quested the survivors Of the Palmetto Regiment to
meet in Columbia, on Wednesday, the 20lh Of
August next, to commemorate the battle Of Cheru-
busco, and to make arrangements for the erection
OF suitable monument TO the memory Of it, gal
liant and much lamented Colonel Pierce N Butler,
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The Gentlemen

WHO HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR NY NEW STOCK OF
Fine Linen and York MIL shirts,
Are respectfully informed full supply has jus, been received
per steamships Georgia and Unin and shps Creole and Atlantic
consisting variety Of STYLE qnay and size from excel
lent NJ Shirt u 50 hnss Linen $40 ssch
no By arrivals assortment Of UNDERs hIRTs.
DRAWERS and HOSIERY Of light and sui able materials for the
sunmss superb CRAvATs affixed buctle Thread
GLOVES; few choice Summer COATS and VESTS and the
Psisnt Alpaca UMBRELLAS etc.
The department ORDERED SHIFTS full opera
ton. Gentlemen having have their
choice Of Patterns, etc at he sToRs PRICES.
G. LEIGHTON,
FTa Premium Shirt and Gsnlenssn's Furnshng Stors
No. 3 Royal street, NswOrleans
Mandatory, No 10 Park Rev. ie25 2dp 6tsod
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ypto.. M.~;.,-Th. .,h,,,., Roh.,. II::sSa.,,
- = d. 49,. M
a.h,.s :. O.. ~. -. =. ~, az.
.s...- - $50 ~ . 49, c-'-,-.s.se
III q, Il ~. guy s.o's. ~ s-
=, - o'A, s.s .iom me wy o. .eA.oo, 9. me 4.n'
1ne 0t,ssa A'niasef " nss'eo nao nos.neo .ne
'le1'csn uovefnment shat immedlate sss'slsctlon
mnst os given = she Bsiieh crsditess. The French
80 spanish Alnisseu inmedately followed the
leed q Mr.. poyies - British Minister. The
communication OF these Important declarations to
- Cna@psr et Deputies had crested much q.
c.senent n that body. N. Mscedc. ahs Mexican
.iaissss Of Fofeisa Affairs, heightened the ex-
essemeHa ~ stating in the Chambers that the
British Minister had told him that Il he did mot
g. inicFmsfion fos the next packet 70 his Govern
Mens that the principal Of the debt due 70 British
cssditors had been paid it was likely hat The Brit
ish 0ovssnznent would take decisive measures 70
riatt The grievances.
The revolt in Chiapas, according to an official
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Race Around Cape Horm.-Ths clipper built
ships Challenge and Telegraph were to leave New
York on the morning of the 18th instant on sail
ing match around Cape Horn. The Mirror says
They will sail at sunrise; and choice parties Of
sporting mariner. will breakfast on board, and
accompany them in steamer some distance out,
The freight bills of the Challenge amount to
S6O. GOO and the captain is to have bonus Of
$40 600 i be puts her into San Francisco in ninety
days! The Challenge cost $3.50, 900; the Tele-
graph about $4,000. They are both perfect
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French Consulate in CaAjornia.-Monsieur Gail
l.rde in bis last letter from Paris published in the
Courier des Ests Unis. says il Is proposed to erect
the French consular post in San Francisco TO that
of consuiate-general. and to estab ish several
-consulates in The interior of California. The
deplorabls conflict which took place in The latter
part Of April last between some French and Ameri
can settlers, he says, seems to justify this measure Of
protection that is claimed by the commercial inte
rests and emigrating population of France.
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Cossm to Bs!faa.-We understand, says the
New York Tribune, that the President Of tho Uni.
ted States has appointed Cornelius McCaullay,
Esq, of Philadelphia, Consul to Belfast Ireland.
Mr.. McCaullay is native of Ireland, long known
as highly respected merchant in PHILADELPHIA,
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Aeqsittal Of tie Alleged Mail Rob6ers.-At De,
trios, on July 10, Strang and the other Beave,
Island psisonsn have been acquitted Of the charge
Of sobbing Tho United States mail.
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DRUGS. CHEMICALS, Ero.-The under
~ signed opening an assortment of esh and care.
tnly elected DR. UGS, CHEMI yALS.. PAINTS. OILS,
PERFUMERY. etc.. which they will cell at wholsals OF
retail reasonable iei
U Plant 70 and family ordes put mp with care.
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|lII
81 ~ SSi-7SS ~ - 1900 men.
=. Y. = = x,.ariosr Y ~. /, % IS
- 3. shur,d rs char
- ~ i |lnns ., i = 3 ,nrfss
,,.s.s11 800 81 = ~ ulth
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9 = r ~ - - $ -.
81 - !. - = - G. ca.
I-.. ~, ~ 80. = - oSIncv Az. II
r.. - - nfsens /, rublic reesrd.
-, !, I. - II. - -. - ~ more
-, - IN & Is cou1srocsiuu, q he
III j. 1Sif5Ss 4 = T. nj ridd|sd ~ the
su1susI.s lsGSnruS = seeu1.tIeus upoa Il u !
SO. 1i1 ss1gsS1oa Win. parsy nonlnasion,
y ~ r u p1kllis sulssa al rseoguissd
- . y ~ = = oakdk ~, - :
. - q ~ saniii1seyg III 49,, = sum
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~. shtSk a. inr6dulty X a.lics On
49, = - ~ sis.eelsn nekI6asass q
rrz1lldr1ki, ~ vl1olanss b. S
Rs6Sseiu11 IN = - alluds 70. pthsr than
6upron1. $3.50 N = aSine N IL nlnd Of syssy
Amsstesn proad Il III ccsntry, and proud Of
~ = ~ sesa Who shancss p glance
|oysr IS p6poss u ~ ~, pQh1iehsd b the
- - onesfons Il ~ Unien. Ihs canvass Of
166o = peEt Ie abovo ~ hofiap4 of
~. -Anf.,s /. a. suiak M ~ wnrn}Fw az III
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Aecanoasa Arrsstsd-Adsn Crooks, the motto.
fioos abolition lecturer from Ohio, was arrsssed n
honseonssy county. N c.. on Sunday. june is.
and lodgsd IN he county ail u Troy, 10 await 81
tsaai. oF ~ onsnce sssinat The laws Of the sats.
Y 70 b hoped that the law will h able 70 inliiCs
. ssysss psnalty upon him = 70 detsr his "a.
opssato ficu naking similar inroads into southern
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Suspected Slaver.-At New York the clipper
brig Hanover lately launched at Williamsburgh,
has been examined by the authorities, on suspicion
Of being destined for the slave trade. Nothing to
support this superstition transpirng, the brig was
allowed proceed to sea- being destined for Havana.
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= y 11esseeea Aes.o ID. - - =
-. 49, - u. $4,000
ns . :. ' ~ w. 49,. !. - -
=. sno ~ = !.
~ " - o'''s y 'ecsesa'y =
stese :. .61s.,..-.,, ~. "A Nh.
/ Il RI lshstee hsa rendered his iesisnAiioo =
epSetNy q 6tate fFesidept FILLMORE, within
~ l..s ~ cay. 81, - eoye@snt elew o9s o Ne
~ u.- ~. = h1,. ~ cs;c., e
II! EsSss., hssi.S ."cni,ss protrsc,sS s6ssnce
and b. did not choos 70 sehject himself 70 miscon
s0uction ~ ls6Sing NJ ds5afknens for this purs
poses wishout a!ytne fFestoees tilmose tae eppof
sosk q ~ ~ 49,
= $40 - H,sitjos eoosen,ine s eny srrsnse.
msnt III 8 Sie6s deelss 70 Adolf Nj. Wsbstes
viii accordingly al FOR EeFops about the middle
q 80 is1aa9 ensoe9 eeuI Nh sne y nees
~ 9 s. n 8 s,if ~ sn ~ y, s. III.
sis ~ +. ~ Ssras ~ IL Pyssiians. - bs
sctsS upon = Is NJ indenent Of lie latter may
|doci5e. ''ls H
There = no interruption g any kind between
eens,eeenR g os.V ~ ~ . ~ euser ~ ~
~, csS.rssS IA IN Main tarms q nrsvcnt Ri
i s-'yy C--
nneppsensne'on: A. VssEA ~ y : = =. :,
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sasensns 2. sne .1SIls, ne r,hquler ~ ns.u
mofs VITO sno New AosA oeny " eol
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ssl Hs'qusss = s'o ssl.s Aa'' -
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ln. 3. - le1s w.u - - 49,
20 g - - ~ olscses'on y sao =
Iecutivo. Tho North American etAtes that Mr.
Wehster II afflicted with an Affection Of the throat
= -. crra e. ,b;ch !. ,,;n ovar Tia ocsan i con
..I ~ -......., - =, ~ 49, . rs r
s'oe.eu osel''.i
| wherever the distinguished ssaIesmen ana ps
triot may 10, the ervent good wishes Of his coun
| rynen viii accompany him. His manly stand fo
f.i,hfnl oh..,v.nc. If constitutional guar.nties
=, -. ..I.'I. rs ~; .,...s.,, 1. ,.,;.-,
sul NJ sstvs's ies.Ae = ...,'- ''''
STAND ana fenuke largely OUT unse'nsniy com
| promising hia. political pf0spects-have conquered
oreiudices against him. made him The stropsss
.;i., ~ AHA national and patriotic adminis,r.
49, = ,.1.-S ~ ~. .r....- - 49,.
u0ns snu onuss'eu Al :, - ''.o 'oups's = ieEc
The President does we'll 10 retain him In his posi-
lion. No one 10 more competent to its duties, ant
no one could have more brilliantly illustrated it b.
ofF;c;rl .c,. The conn,rv vvonld r.sret m Io..
49, =. !. 49,. h..J ~.-:..:s
~. =. 1oeci's - 80 "a, '''' = pA'''oA0
spirit, and 30 rssolote VIII.
49, $3.50 M
sss = I.sso" 11s' ".so
fumlsned lsays me savannah morning news OF tn'
l4th) by friend in this city, with the following
| ertracts from VIM. p Wrjeht's Nav York Cotton
j frcnlar. Thu importnnce Of the subi,ct will =
-N-, !. - ~ -...-.:. - ~ :
commeno y ue s''s mum =. 'ne me'c,'an.
the South. we understand II - contemplated
bring the matter before tho Chamber Of Commerc,
Of hi. CITY.
i Nrw vonr. "wednesday Ju,v q 1851
would respectfully cal the alte nlion 81 ehipper
and consumers Of Cotton to q subject which hal
az Ia,e beer matter Of debate In tbis civ and i,
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Governor Lowe, Of Maryland, has fred the 9Th
Of August next for the execution Of Green, the
negro.
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THE ELECTRICAL FEBRIFUGEs or
Speeds Fever Tonic. apatt

F = The greatest discovery Of the ~ By which
FEVERS OF ALL TYPES AND GRADES.
em Whatever produced. called can bs ssot
ely and permanently cared, il frsm -
~ TWO TO TWENTY HOURSi
h perfectly harmlsssin cases. spssasa scarcely per-
esptibls-And Il
WARRANTED TO PERFORM
Just what L promises II the directions are iolsvsd.
For descriptive sAsst, setting Firth and containing
rsferencs Of the highest rsspsctabuy s pants physcian
and Distinguished msn all through ssub ubs have ussd end
thoroughly tsstsd prspsrs pssss any Of
msrsus agents. % -
Pncs Oss Dslar pss bss Gig battles Five Dslan Ons
bstis ssutsins sukeisnt tsr frsa
- Prepared sny BY H. KENDALL = CO., n Magazine n.
s Fer sale BY Draggists. and dsaisn ssnsrally.
~ 0sanunieatsas pssnpuy atsadsa 70. mye n sdP
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LyO,as's .R1agMetic Ponder.

For the destruction Of Dedbues, An,s Moths Flies Pleas
Reaches and nsecs On Plants THIS preparation
lsut poison being compounded from ants era
that can Dc injury animals
snd neved u dsssreable sisr. 1t has
ne Medical Faculty Of Fa.ce Russia Sweden, Norts
States from al q whom hs has ample tesony Of It's efficacy
- For sale by J. WRIGHT CO..
J9 I'm 2dp Isl Chsvtves stv.st
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The Vicksbnrg (hIss.> Wing anticipates large
gathering Of people in that city, this 6av to listen
to an address from Gen. John D. Freeman, the
Union candidate for Congress in that district.
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u 4 -
" The boy John alluded to in the following letter. was
ruptured, according to Mr.. Cosman account in $780, bya
fall from horse. The s yea he paid little attention
to consequently it became large and painful and Truss
was resorsd to Of relief Not much benefit
derived from it, it let the rupture down when exescsn
lie was then considered unfit for hard labor and became
almost useless Mr. Coleman called n said had read
advertisement. and called il If could do anything for
boy who had been bally ruptusd for inquired
the particulars ofths he gave them Irspsd thought
could; II he would bring the boy. would examine him
and toll him what could b. done He brought the hoy
applied the Patent Trus. gave him the Wah. drectioas
etc. The following letter shows the result:
= s'JAcKsoN. Mis-, May 7. 1851.
Dr Shsmsn-Dssr Sir: About two months had you
apply boy John your Patent uss which has
well that have concluded ssnd the other boys Of which
poke the Ai John. Mr. Atkins the bearer Of th
hem under and he will The price agreed upon
They vaubs oss and confidence having
permanently s sundsd upon what heard
and what my slant said about your Truss 4
Hyou hbsst 10 furnish bottles Of the
the Who 10 rup, both Sides do and Mr.. Akins VII
ssuls With you 3.gsfl l,a
Eight or tan days ago the youngest dying by
ansulatisn while work the field having
Truss cssd find but they do good ALL the
boys ars alvsys complaining II psn and rupurss slas
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-21
READER, A WORD no YOUl

READER, A WORD TO YOUs
you wish to have most excellent Medicine in
house, ussimmediatsy in of Cholera Tho era
Morbss. Dsrh0a, Dysentsry, etc.. which prevalent
90 Immediately and get bottle of
Beach's ANTI Cathartlc Mixture,
one Of the best remedies discovered. You will ndt,
al cs.es prompt safe and .nrs remedy and comes
an nfable than thing known. II ui0ps the
vomiting and purxng in Cholera and Cholera Moybus IN.
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-21
Lsgssch at the Shades.

THIS DAY, July 81, at halfpast 10 o'clock
i Bean Soup. Roast 1sef: Roes. Mutton.
= Hash. Stewed Mutton and Po-
tatoes. Boiled C0rnsd besf and 49, W
M Cabbage. Stewed Beef and POlatOes B0ied
49, Pora and Beans. Smothssed Mutton and
On "a -s1sd Potatoes. Vegetables. etc. etc. -
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