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BEAcEy.Il,s ISLAND, Sept. IA, la.
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lcould NOT eat sleep OF walk had The utmost Distressing
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$3.50; ss: s: 1sss AZ
Yosn. respectfully, CHARLEs h. SWAN.
FlTsi FITSi FITSf
~ Townssnd. not having tested hs SsnapaziLa in
Of fs Of recommended It, and Was sufpYe
ssceive the following from an Intelligent and Respectable
f''n'' OF "s's'h'''s o'','1 ospuAx, Ann. n ,sx,
Dr. zs.sssrs1-Dsas Biz: have !tis siFl sven 70.
Of age, who has bean several afflicted with Fits: b
ed almost everything fx hs. but yithQut spocss; a ~,
although GOULD find 20 u ouI cjlcusss
he.lth ws Sosd sys - 'ons Of ysei sa.pai
q .s r. p.:ss. SS.
prize She fast hscomina pseed and hee}ty IA - bic
..3s $50 ~. JoHH Buriss, j.
EnALh EDIGINB,o7 .
is Inopie.t Cozs1mptien. Basanss ojsDsns Usa.i a.
Ealing Of ths Womb CqsdvB. Pnee. ISsoSosSS0 OF
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-04

A SURE AND SAFE REMEDY for, and win
= yttxey cure the Sick Headache. Chi!s and Fever,
sss 40 ChSTs ni.ssum ~ restore healthy action 70
morphine entering into their compound They do not pur
port TO be nedy fos all manner Of dsese that Aesh her
to, bnt expeenoe warants IN saying the above they will
positively cure They will also correct all ens 81
the stomach and oleve from th0ss aches and pais thronsh
The system commonly callsd rheumatism.
aan excel!ent remedy fr the Gravel. and Vermuge
OF Worm Medicine, there B none better.
q Prepared Only By d.. ]. q. FANcHRR, 10 Fl kon
si,sef, New York 2 few doom from Broadway.
B. D. BEACH, La Canal sz,st.
- Aenxrs II Louisdans. Alabama. Mi.lsippi, Ar
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MEDICAL DEPOT OF
3 PATENT MEDICINES.
80 POYDRAs STREET. New Orleans

Us. HUFTY would most respectfully inform the
Rsbo gensay that hs has purchsss the sntire interest
~ the Empe Co., has Leased the stOre
% POYDRA6 STREET. and has fitted L up 81 consdss.
abe expense 0! the Patent Medicine busnes Having un.
generally with article IL this ns he cundsny soCi.s
given to O. lwho may favor hin with their paiibnaxs
The ioi wing iN only compsis.s Apa1 OF Ii extensive
assortment which can and NIL b. the Trade on
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DA LIE Y'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
The ORIGINAL and Only Genuins.
Mo GnAg pnUIER


The ORIGINAL and Only Genuins.
NO COMPOUND
Has been discovered pns.s.s any of the aua
Of this famous remedy Almost daily hear Of new and
ssretoore unknown virtues discov ed by its application to
diseasesl8 remarkable fact, that many Of lis at
scts known from accident experiment. So deep
mas besn the science Of Mr.. HENRY DALEY, the nm
sentos 70 admirable the combination oi,s thai
tis found suited to relieve almost every asnt whish the
frame Of mania subject Let enumerate some of the pe
suiar qualities Of this remedy: .rt..a -..
SizsA.-fBROKEN LIMBS, when ST. be well wrapped
In the Salvs. Inflammation, Swelling or Pain can 30
,apidity. 'iU si
ssysntA-Whsn the Bowels arc painful, or infamed tn
Extractor, well rubbed them, will afford rsisf. and
saSs even when castor OIL jalap and all ohs
Eiskthlb perfectly safe In al oasas-it never oap
do h.zm-ths .tsm will absorb than necessyto
vpair H. viii not conflict with any medicines tina, maybe
taken internally.
We have psos In this publication to snumerats all til.
ilssases cured by ttl,
DALI4EY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.
but We shall subion few testimonials of its valus sslecsd
rom the housands in our possession. from all Of tn
PILES.
y sos Sa,.d ' g a s R; e
Y certain remedy, and removes ct the pain snc
John .vali.@:: a rs.dsn. Of Hamilton county and Cis
s much bodily pain io sssst potion u ia. sm. b.
@ no ny re- ri
sfSs II a F3s sfssSfids
hs r Vt, complaint and =, e ny q +, S g
K: :s 81: :.;$:s S ~
cissansas. III month. lsn. N '''' ANS.
-
hRYsIPRLAS.
For EUsipelas tn PAIN EXTRACTOR Ia Invaluable
Oner emed9s may make the disease disappear fr it'll
s.s. gSt Y aHE!H Y. an9 WIN reappeaI 10 tine smeo
md cocns.iv s.,,avs I'm afdEs o
thorough cure - ~ NV 1'''"'' o'"s'A
ASBANY. May Q, 1875, n oksou street.,
was nine year under medical skill in the ciies Of Nee
sa. s :d SSo;SHana 1aaes tne mos dltres.ns En-
bssns Fl. desSy uIcs.tsS itS lsrs ~ mS. :: m VII
~ hsns eggs proudins. and asee bcs covsssd nv body
ans noss ~ cas1s ssEs and IN s note: y o.
noun we. oGy,sd VII ' and ny ohs q the root
In his miasry lonesd Tor DEATH and rsver sxps. ~
ooyeys When MFs> Jeaup desired ne y : IL
TRY nAlIKY,a pAlu RyrR xyrnp
AAAnASAVn.
q ss: ~ sDR :sr:
ns e ea9etet me- thovps{hly. kwse ebtained an
=. =, d ne .sfmsd 70 nv A. sneye tAs IuIniIs AND
Z: II e: M ss ~ .: "a Sa s ss
h tSe r., isi0 'u TX RfZ!3 sEn n enfe cary
SALT RHRuM t~i1f
-. I h o,sans; that sDAAttEYS PAlN ExTRACTOs
once aevated and they wsvs both entirely removed Then
ecn 1s nodoHD but Thu Msddns b.. 81 the virtues that h
sos added he ss Tsspsosbs ,mcSss il L. 1 }aso
Il; Is sssoa 'is'
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JOHN BULLS
FLUID EXTRACT Of SARSAPARILLA.

This invaluable remedy has already carried
nspp,ss % II: hess Of ,hcasand. AID giving
sne Wealth In the mines Of California snd the world COM
onsa PVT up in full quart 6ottes, and contains The
" s!milas ssatioa msds y Amsriss.
kaos-Sl - bosass q IL botsls fos Is. .sss e
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nOL Esq
SODA WATER.


IL SODA AND MINERAL WATER MANuFAG
rukER Ne e Cs.osdslst street neaI G,avss. Oder. TO
Sda sts ard Nod and eais psrculsr attention 10 his
aISck IN Csstw 1ss, a improysment eh,olutey
sascts produced By Soda Wstef w Though lead pipss
w. als0 grniahss Hada and A1insss WateFs, Sara,
saSas etc.. eio. b ea h0iila. OIaes for shipea IN
~ qsent!y. carefully and psompsy attsaded 70. and de-
ssssed wshout extra change tps dmyasA n Soda Wst~
Appasatns oonstanuy on hand for sals. apl 3E,
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SPEEDS

FEVER TONIC,
with which aay on.
without any paFtic1lal
knowledge Of medicins,
!. enabled 70 cqfs any 81
the levers moi lent D'a
SouthsgA eli0xte, h
from Two TO TwsH1S
HOURS.
This II a uexv asnat IN
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6assxsss at tks Compasv sssknssso Ls Issxssnss Oni,
.rhs Company bsias orrs
] ! !
A q sSs policy Sol eHs p I'D sSs
Ii srty. 10 IN opssasoas grsa
4. naponal benevolent institution
conducted upon the most sacun
r and solid principles. and Afford
ing for ANAL ann nal sun, palt
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Es,,w s... issss Hs ss.s..s,. yess Claiborne.
iii. ..: c01'' IYss q issii, :s.on.
n. YSSsn. 9wisiSs%.. 3 L. vsso SHr.
s:ss. W S:s i'i s::;' 81 s;s:::;::
y w; :ss: Coz: VI f's .ss so.a
/. G. As4nTr. Ac.Say.. q, NJ COHEN. Attorney
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q =. % SA.;!:. 81, ss,es0i. ~. On .as.,s
u. l.ss.s. e i.ss = n :ssaa ~ sSs
IS sssS !. sSs,. sneij ,ssss,s' 3.
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81 a. ]. g ;sfs s:s:.
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q O1la kosIn. . !. 8. q 8 !. T. y ~ iss
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w pahlic y the i'm
postance e DIR making
lhemselyss acquainted
with hsfsnanEkabie pro.
psrsies ofthq ~
ELEcTRIOAL.
FEBR1
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M EOOAL NOT1CE-DR. LocKwooD. who
hss o6ssiasd % great wpu!asion 10 LoseyilA Ky.
And many Of the towns If the Souh in Biloaa YeIow
phss tsvss' q vel! :, ~ the 6alowns d.sasss Rhsa,
spatis. Ly9 Complaint. Psscssdlis and ali The H.
nsnras.ons e ihs ints,9al viscess ns dssc
heQasnt vsis y ne Charity Aospial. and the numbsr
sPeegens u Meshld Anstouy. which he exhibit. en-
abs him 70 undetand the dlsaass pesalar 10 th
South. I'D e iseis.ss shsr re and ~ vsasssl dissa
0opemAls 1uessssa. Gssl. BsuiissI spididimits 80
Omcs No. 30 PnILIPsA sTRskT, bstwesn Foydsss and
ia LocKwooD's SsEclvIc. osstsin cass fos SyphiIs
3pnossss en- oan - ebainsd the once, ct 15 % pei
poste ul the Fecgpt Of ~ w. paid will cent To
asy pss e N Ualtsd eta. Ths sssatst secretly will b
IL 0d5cs hcum itom7A ;.s
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NV MUslC.-song q The Robin, With a
WIZ ~ p' a. o.o 3' &C. CsSS's sss by pyiHf
LEY ~ oek Land hsoken. melody iiom Belip; Com<
sSssS, E9eneses flsy. suhjset ION +. La FsvostA IL
H. sSsvxs =. II 3 a. 49,: .s.I Ten Bs.s "a
49, r xs ksss 80 a. - s's e hss Solsouol ~ Psa
IN n asl As's' Ss~ se's. sad fo' =; - "
NEW MUSIC. -" ConiN' T1SoTas =.
.l kss.-Wn A:a soa. New Ysss, have pabtshss
W.; vnosat Wslaes Y Y worldly d sSs .spr,stio. =,
nv ~ enunpesof- 70 b had ef - -'S'>''"
g@ 49, 1900 \. D. HEWITT.
CHAMPA0NE-75 baskets Hsidslck Cham.
Psfnss fsae and OFT - h.sssis Dins, Pesvpsl 10
lssls q cc.Asa s,ss and Cana :,es, Rov..
INSEeD OIi-7J 6az1sls No1sherr Llo..eo
'.~ Hx1Hfsa12y lARvut ! 90.
WINDOW GIAASc-l5O0 bones Of va,iov.
''''' .i !. ''''' II RsaAif.iA5tJxkyfs . ca
oma maRaninA and Gnmm0
Pokk-200 bills. Msss and No. i. far .sIe 6- :
Lw.AATAuR 90. . ed . New Lsvss
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HOPS-FIesh and just received, Tor sale by Z
II js0 =. l. MASSEY. cor. Camp and Crawl sts.
SALT-Tusks Island, for ssle By e 77 ? :
- ssD JOHN TOOLS. = Rsak PlasA@
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~ - ii 1sDsas 8 QniU t1aik Ma . 4Als1lsny
{19 4aa!se4nv =; Ths following othogn wess
&1 I'm spdias ~ 8 "a q f q 4 W
- 80. A WM spi,hs Z
xAXt@31 s...... W 4lt4nasd Oppsnheim.. w A
Eeve>1e 80. W & ~ t5sosxs Luysnbuhl w 4
- &3sae1. y .ss.s ~ vhins. NV DO
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!! GsnsEylE VERA !! g9EEgIhIrY AMI

INV AOkks AphI 70, 1871.
~. zoDnseNa-l veny beisve that your Sansapayills
has been the mean through Poydsnee, Of saving ny lie
hsvs for several yean had bad cough Ii became woIa
9sht rwssn. and was greatly dsSiatd and Iedaosd and
~ ~ expect 70 i've have only nssd your Sanapala
4 ne. An now abb 2 wall 81 ovg The city, rass
that an thsikft fos hss rssula. VOW obdt svani,
WV, RUstRkL. 66 Cathssne s4yssA
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0r1n XDuy2n - ADuoa, sonfs r k4ui1iana. At4ha
e11n1 -. - - - ~ e A1sy, i6shs ~ u NV
Q ~ kllIqS1Qe $780, ~ oieos1 - ~ sun1u
~ ~. - - ~ y IN Q. vi
~ s 6vss 3 Wits y ~
. ~ H. O iAahHq. telhs enn = laes; m
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nR. C. 8. FENNER devoses parti6u.
- ,ss ss,susiua o u tzsatusnt Of DISEAsEsl
or TIN nxH, 0dios, l6s 0saviss assst. ops n 4
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-25
" Save me from my Friends "

We should think that this would be the ex-
camatiun of President Fillmore, after the COM
ments that have been made on his recent mes
sage, by some of his party friends. The New
York Tribune, cfa6ng under the wrongs re-
ceiyed from the .,.:Compromise wings" at the
late State election, speaks fright out, and
says that :sPresdent Fillmores Message
is not characterized by. signal originality of
thought, norvigor of statement" Again -
"And while the best characteristic of this
message is the abundance of its facts, its pre-
vailing defect Isl a non-assertlOn, almost non
recognition, of principle; All is secondhand,
superficial, make-shift, and much is teInporlz-
ing, ,imid, irresolute Even with regard to
our foreign relations, to which SO large share
of the message is very properly devoted, while
its statements of facts show commendabe
alacrity and assiduity in The fnlhlment OF our
obligations to foreign powers, the reader IS
betogged with regard 10 the principles which
have guided the Presidential course" ..
And the Tribune inquiries:
g But what does the President mean with
respect to the Right of Searchl Does he in
tend TO assert Gen. Cass's indefensible doc
trine, which Secretary Webster so forciby
conbated some years ago!" r
The most marked disaffection noticeable near
err home, is with the Portland Advertiser,
which has had the government printing taken
away from it by President F.s Secretary of
State 'Whom the gods wish to destroy,
they first make mad!"
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-25


United States an act of war. He showed
the danger ofsallowing British cruisers to
search American vessels, and earnestly de-
sired that the resolution should be adopted.
The resolution requesting the president 10
transmit allihe Information IN hls possess
sion relative to firing INTO the Promellieus,
was adopted. Z 1T
1t is also stated by the correspondents Of the
Phila. North American, and New York Cou-
rier and Enquirer, that the steamer Atlantic
took out letter from Mr.. Webster to Mr..
Lawrence, requiring him to ascertain imme-
diately from Lord Palmerston whether the out
rage on the Prome,heus was au,horizedby any
standing or special instructions, or whether it
is disavowed by the British government" q
j." The despatch explicitly states that the
outrage IS regarded as being direct violation
of the first article of the Clayton and Rul-.
wer treaty OF April 1850; and it is claimed
thai Great Britain shall take immediate steps
10 settle the difficulties, by the return oil Sir
Henry l.. Bulwer, or the appointment Of
sume other person armed viii. sufficient aII-
thoriIy. The lone of the otticla paper IS
high, just, and American, and It corresponds
WIN ana is worthy OF tIe cnaIaCttF Oi MI
Webster. Private letters have also been
sent 10 Mr.. Lawrence ins,ructing him, in the
most urgent terms, to proceed firmly and
promptly. IN
Within half an hour after the intelligence
Of the outrage upon the Promelheus reached
Washington, Mr. Webster addressed a letter
to the President, Recommending The employ
nlen Of a competent naval armament 10 pro-
tect orr commerce and rights. Vessels Of
war have, accordingly been ordered to Cha.
gres, San Juan, and, San Juan del Sud. .i
The delays IN the execution of the Clayton
and Btitwer treaty have resulted from the
domestic difficulties in Central America
S,nor Marcoirta, whn came here charged to
make a general adjustment, with, as was
supposed, full powers, now fluids himself
without any sufficient authority to negoti-
ale on behalf OF Nicaragua or Central Amer
lea. Hence the difficulties. -Za-I
This new affair of the Prometheus will
compel some affirmative arrangement be.
tween England and the United States"
1t is to be hoped that the matter will be set
tied this time, defnitively and absolutely, one
way or the other, that we may know what to
depend upon. -. ........... ..r.. .........r..
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-25
Progress Of American Manufac-
fnrnS


The Dry Goods Reporter, after noticing
the production Of prints after the style Of
high-prfced French goods, observes:
"One after another the manufacturers of
Europe are obliged to retire from The field,
leaving American producers to supply
American, consumers. First we obta med
production Of bleached goods followed
as natural consequence. We then al
tempted prints. The victory on these
goods is within our grasp already. Import
or after importer u abandoning the itnporln-
ton of the British article. We next at
tempted the cashmere fabrics, and have re-
ducedIthe importation SO low that none be-
side those engaged in supplying tailors can
import them to advantage, and even they
dare not repeat an order. The shawl-mak-
ing was believed by Samuel Lawrence to be
a business that could Ne probably carried on
among ourselves. The correctness of his
judgment is at,es:ed by those noble struc-
lures. the Bay State Mills, and those beauti.
inl fabrics now exhibiting in the Fair of the
American Institute. Last. though not least,
came the manufactures OF de laDcs and CASH
meres. We have not yet succeeded in clos.
inc The market against the imported article
hut we have succeeded in commanding a
full share of the attention of purchasers; and
ere another year rolls round the foreign pro-
ducers will find, that 10 maintain he vol
urne of his sales, he must reduce the cost of
production
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-25
From California.

The steamship Georgia, Capt. Porter, from
Chagres, Dec. 10, and Havana Dec. Is, with
$50 passengers, arrived at New York on Sum
day. She brings 81, 5OO,OO0 on freight, and
an equal amount in the hands Of passengers.
which is the largest amount ever brought Ay
passengers at one time. The Georgia brings
the mails. sn9 s.ta4- taln 1.. g1U@,
The Georgia was detained 3 days and a half
at Chagres by heavy weather. which prevent,
ed the landing and reception of passengers and
freight. The Capt. then run the ship down TO
Navy Bay and landed The passengers there.
Mr., Stephens, the president of the railroad
company, at first strongly Objected to opening
the road for travel until the connection 70
you Sal Sada was made. as he feared ING in-
fiux of passengers would interfere win mo
progress of the work. He however, nnaily
consented to the temporary use ot Inc road,
and for the first time on the 9th OF December,
the first passenger and freight trains were run
M Stephens confidently expects 10 have
The road in running order to Bayou Sal Sads
in two m onths. This will save nearly forty
miles of dangerous river navigation, and near
" one day of time. Tho company have five
passenger and baggage oars really for pse, and
large ho,e!sare being built to accommodate the
travelling public, when The road will DO TOR
mally opened. taa 'lslaii@A 't7liai ~
1t had been storming heavily for two week.
1t Chagres, which caused . rise IN the rlreF o.
fifty feet, and created the heaviest fresno. evct
remembered to have occurred there, Mncn
property wa. destroyed, and men, horses and
cattle, came downthe river and wefe sweW
on. to ssa By the powerful current. and lo:s.-
Several vessels were lost near W. NOUN q
he river, but the crews were ssvsd, -
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so, when they conflict with general public
opinion, or the public opinion of the d.-but
focdl public opinion should never be allowed
to interfere with the administration of the law,
and if the jury systcns affords opportunities for
disafected localities to contravene or nullify a
aw of the country. then there should be means
taken to keep the jury panel free from allsuch
opinionated persons as set their conseienses
above the laws of the land-just as, in our own
State, the Legislature. in order to remove the
obstacles to the successful operation Of the
Temperance Lac. found it necessary to disfran-
chise from sitting on ajury all persons engaged
in the traffic of vending Intoxicating liquors.
So long as the objections to the jury trial
system can be obviated with such little diff
Guilty, its general excelences will be sufh.
Gent safeguard for its protection.