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Later from China,

By arrival at San Francisco Hong Kong dates to the
9th of June have been received
From the interior Of the adjacent provinces they have
painful intelligence of damage to the rice crops by the
flooding of lands and hear that the loss of life by drown
ing may be placed at thousands.
The health of the garrison, remarks the Register is
good especially the European portion Altogether,
of particular disease there 81 sick in hospital
viz: 59th Regiment, S. Ordnance. H. Ceyon Rifles 49,
OF the last mentioned corps there has been two deaths
during the month. which is all the garrison mortality
have to report,
Our advces from Annoy are to the 18th of June, and
Shanghai to the 18th.
PiRArIcALH. NJ. S. s. Hernes returned last evening
from three days cruise about the LENA Channel She
brought in two unks and Chinese of whom
will be put their trials for the murder of five men, part
OF the of Hainan junk found in Macao Roads the
officers it is supposed formed part of the of the
vessels brought in The piraca fleet that recently took
possession of Singapore junk is said be disbanded
The prisoners, 1t IL believed were attached to It,
The court martial ordered by Commodore Auck for
the investigation of the Robert Browne difficulty after
patient inquiry that lasted three days recommended
the discharge Of about eighty and the detention eight
Or ten against whom the proof seemed very clear The
former, with the exception of two three boys who
to be taken into employment there have the sugges-
ton of resident been taken back in the Saratoga
Annoy where they will be set at liberty The latter will
probably be handed to the Chinese authorities at
Canton
The steamship Susquehanna. Commodore Auck was
at Whampoa, the Saratoga, Walker at Annoy, and
1.-THE Plymouth, Kenney, the east coast
Cooley message concludes by saying John Bigeras
printer we are ashamed of you; and Governor you
are only fit for the.Colonial Office
The Overland Register says of the same individual
Our contemporary of the China Mail says, John Biger
is only tit uoyerner for the Colonial office, Not de.
tending this much magned office, we only say that
it must be consolation Engishmen to Know that they
do not monopoze all the bad Governors in the world
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-11
Something for Every Body

Park Benjamin, ESQ, is delivering his lee
lures and poems at Saratoga to immense audiences
1t is estimated that over one million of brick
have been made at Terre. Haute Ind, this season.
The shipments of lead from Potosi, Wiscon-
SIM since March 1852, amount to 2,0S3,550 lbs,
Eating salt fish causes dysentery among chill
dren.
Five editors were defeated for Office at the
late Iowa election
The Ohio State Pathological Convention will
assemble at Columbus on the 3lst inst.
The NewJersey State lunatic asylum is in ex-
cellent condition, and contains POI patients
Since the 1st of April 314 new houses have
been erected in the sixth ward of Brooklyn.
A writer in the n Y Tribune estimates that
tea could be produced in the United States at from G to
m cents per pound.
John Flanagan was crushed to death by two
railroad cars coming in contact at Charlottesville, Ia
last week
Charles Ferguson has been arrestedin Marion
District s. c., charged with committing two murders in
Charleston.
The Sheriff of Alexandria county, virginia,
has to give 100000 security before he is qualified to the
duties Of his office
Mr.. Scott, who lives just above Milton, XIV,
has sold some four thousand melons this summer
nelo1-shoy fact.
lady. a graduate of the Female Medical
College Of Philadelphia is about to settle in Highstown
N ~ and commence the practice of her profession.
Inc arms OF pretty girl wound tight round
the neck is wonderfully ecacous in of sore throat
Its beats pepper tea all hollow.
Ten cents is the price paid by some furnishing
stores in NewYor for making shirt. Men tits not
shirts you are wearing out tits human creatures yes'
Since the 2Sd of April last, the Mayor of
Pittsburgh has had before him 6ss persons for drunken
ness, vagrancy and disorderly conduct alone.
The city of bury, Massachusetts, the birth
place of Gen Warra has had prepared beautiful stone
for the National Monument at Washington.
Mr.. Thomas Aschcom, living near Cantreville,
Md, lost female slave by death the other day aged
rtvre years. who had been the mother of trent-toar
children.
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'TEEEuRApHED no THE CREsUENT.

EU " ~ E1E V1GrV6N y.
~ tot National ltns,
sl0Hics Corner u st Charles and aravisr streets1
Further by the Europa.
~ Eswy oRKS September, 10.
The Europa brings the foowias additional items IF
liverpool Markets.
The qaetationsfc for Feur are for Western Canal 2es 3D.
ONO zi To 2ls 3D. Pork eos per bbI Bacon ass to sos
pereMt Lard SIS per Wheat ss to g. sd per sew
cnty lbs. Corn and provision markets dull
! Havre Cotton Market. -
! The stock in Heyre on the 25th August was 10000
General News. '
ESsiAgD -Nf webstor,s letter relative to the Lobos
islands has produced considerable Discussion and meets
uniayerable comments generally.
The London Tincs is out against grants to Atlantic
steamers and faycr thr withdrawal BY the English and
United States Governments, Of ali the grants usually
allowed to the Cunard and Collins lines.
The accounts from the agricultural districts ID Eng
land and Scotland highly favsrabc The potato rot
seems to have been entirely stayed @ st
FaAvcE--The nsws from France is Of very little in
portanee The country is quiet and the Goyernn'ent
seems condept Cen Mageau announces that the Pres
dcn contemplates establishing STRONG military reserve
to be supported with all possible economy es
Steamer Reindeer Burned.
NEW YonK. Friday. September 10 <
Tho steamer Reindeer lying at saugerties the Hud-
son river took fro this morning and burned to the
waters edge shs vas Insured for $4,000 Nothing
saved belongng 10 her II supposed that she set
',,' Fisheries.
BosroN, September 10
The of the Atlas of this city that
tho British cutter Nettler still continues to board Amer
csn yessels. even when off the fishing grounds.
NewYorlx Markets.
NEwYoxK, September TO-
There Is fair demand in the Cotton market and the
sales reach 1900 baes Prices arc firm and quoted at
for Mddling Uplands and per b for Middling
Orleans Corn is in good request at 2sc per bshe for
Mixed Western Pork is dull at $40 % per Dbl for Mess
Lard liz to 11sc per h. Flour steady at 81 81 to
81 so per Dbl for State and Ohio brands. Rio Coffee
S3se per ID.
Ohio River-Markets.
PIrrsBpReH, September 10.
There two feet eight inches water in the channel
and the river statinary. -
II - CIScisSArI, September TO-
The river here is now stationary. Markets quiet
Flour So Is to $3.50 per Dbl Whisky l74c per gallon
S; PIrTsnuRGu September TO- Pm.
The river is again falling and there is now barely tive
feet seven inches water in the channel
CINCINNATI, September 10.
The river is now falling slowly.
~ LOUISVILLE, September 10.
The steamboat California arrived yesterday from New
Orleans the Pioa departed for the place There
have been no arrivals or departures to-day The rvel
here Ii falling with four feet two inches water in The
f.
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ARRIVAL OF THE EuRoPA-THREE DAYS LATER FROM
EuRoPE-CorToN sTEADY-New York, Friday, Sept TO-
The Cunard steamer Europa arrived bringing dates
from Liverpool to the 2sth ut three days later than the
accounts brought by the Arctic The following is
mary of her commercial news:
LIVERPOOL MARgETs-Ldrs,pooi, August 2s-There has
been an improved demand in the cotton market since the
departure of the Arctic and the sales of the three
embrace q 900 bales of which 1000 have been taken by
spectators and 5000 export have been steady
at the quotations given the 18th inst.
The corn market has been dull at 2Ss. Cd. 29s per
quarter for white. and 29 Cd for yellow Good brands
have declined Sd cd per Dbl Louisiana Sugar has i'm
proved in price. Coffee steady.
Trade In the manufacturing districts has been very
good, and the accounts fattering
The London money market easy and consols
ted at 995 a100,
HAvRE CorToN MARKEr-Hacae. August 25-The sales
of cotton for the past week 5000 bales Prices have
advanced fa2 francs and the market closes firm Eve
Delta i'
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Fat. Goods.
q Y U d L y SON,
No ID CuARrnEs onnrr,

d1Q U L & ISON,
NO. 10 CHARITIES STREET,
Is Have the honor to inform their friends tina.
Monday September 49, they will be ready
splendid assortment of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
just received from France by ships Eagle Dyer
RICH PRINTED cALIcoEs;
RICH PRINTED BAYApERE ROBES
RICH PRINTED DE LAME ROBES;
RICH DELAtNE, SMALL FIGURES;
PLAID yALENTlAs AND CAsHMEREs;
PLAID TARTANS;
PRINTED cAsHMEREs AND PLAIN DE LAME;
PRINTED LASTING FOR CURTAINS;
SILK AND WoRSTED DAMASKs FOR CURTAINS;
GRENADINES, FoULARDs AND CHALLY.
RICH DAMAsK AND PoMPADoUR SILKS;
PLAIN AND cHANGEABLE Silks
PLAID AND STRIPED SILKS
FIGURED BLACK AND PLAIN SILKS;
CoLoRED MERINoES AND BLACK BoMBAMNE;
EMB'D AND PLAIN LINEN CAMBRIA HDKFs;
PARASoLS-A RICH ASSORTMENT;
COLD CASHMERE AND SILK SHAWIS;
- FANCY AND BLACK CAssnIEREs;
CoLoRED SILK CRAyATs;
yALENCIENNES EDGING AND INSERTING.
FANCY "ooLEN SOCKS AND HOSE;
BED AND NEGRO BLANKETS;
MADAPoLAM AND FURNITURE CEIINTZ;
BLACK BoMBAzET, BOMBAZINE AND ALpAcAst
LIMO AND LINEN CAMBRIcs;
MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
...
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
MESTIC GOODS,
Suitable for Family plsutation use.
sepll 2pt GlouEL JAMESON, IS chatres
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It explains tho matter fully and 1t Is be hoped will
lead to tho recapture Of the Commodore Stockton should
she be found In the neighborhood Of these waters:

explains tho matter fully, and 1t IL to be hoped will
lead to thu recapure Of the Commodore Stockton should
she be found in the neighberhood Of these waters:
GossuLArE THE UNIrKp STATES 4
i5sg.s Acapulco, August Z, 1859.
SRI hnva to inform you that the steam propeller
nit under sail and It possible she may make your port
This vessel legally sold by at public SALE by
der Of the master and ns purchased BY Ralph
~ Fretz who holds her register bill OF sale etc and who
Since the sale and after Captain Frctz had ten days
possession repaired her she seized and sold
by inferior Mexican court which court denied the
right Of appeal Her name has been changed to that o.
Guerrero and she smiled under Mexican colors granted
her by the State authorities
ask that you will in this ship within your
consular jurisdiction deain her until the proper papers
proofs Of her Illegal seizure be forwarded you by
myself and her lawful owner.
Very respectfully, yonr obediept servant,
FRANCIS w. RieE, U. s. Consul.
A. D. Cetwine. Esq. U, s Consul, Pauama.
make the following extracts from article in the
ter relative e letter of Mr. Wilson to the Mexican
Minister at Washington which published in the New
York Times
We understand that Wilson raised 5000 from the
passetgers of the Republic whilst In Acapulco on
promise gain them $500 each in the shape of damages;
and that the 5000 was handed to him. the o. s.
Consul having opposed his claim, he stick Mexico
leaving the passengers minus their money. THIS proba-
bly, may have something to do with his spite against the
Consul in the present case. ~ $50
letter into government organ official document
is not only silly but highly cupable is to certain
extent placing the character OF respectable men in the
hands Of set of low uDprincpled fellows who through
Spite or to make dollar would not hesitate to ruin any
mans reputation
AS enabled to place fingers the documents
connected with the proceedings in the Of the
modore Stockton in Acapulco shall endeayor to give
sufficiently full statement thereof in next issue
enable contemporary of the Times to expose the
sense Of Mr. Wilson little extensively if he feels
inclined
vessel up in Panama for Australia this being the
first one ever advertised for that port from Panama
Don Antonio L. Guzman, Vice President of Venezuela
and Col H. H. Miller u 8. Charge dAfaires to Bolivia
left Panama the 26th ult. for Lima and Callao.
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From South America.

The Panama Herald of the Oath ut gives the following
resume of news from the South:
The English steamer Lima Capt Williams. punctual to-
her time. anchored in our hay Wednesday the 18th
inst with large amount of treasure. and goody num-
Der of passengers among whom observe Don Toaaun
Jose de Osma Minister Penipotentiary to the United
states for PERU Thomas Herrera Governor this
vince s. d. Crane, of Boston bearer of dispatches
Washington ----, French Catholic Bishop at yalpa-
raise and Secretary.
The steamer brought 500 Peruvian troops from Caao
to Payta Gen Flores had left Payta with the remnant
OF his forces neither disheartened discouraged
said by those who conyersed with him Nothing is yet
known of his future movements
From Chilli there nothing of interest. if except
little feyershpess the subject of another revolution
The Echo OF sthe 23d says: We understand that our
worthy Governor Gen Thomas Herrera, who arrived in
the Lima had interview with Gen flores some port
on the way and that few days ago dis patches addressed
to Gen Herrera had been received in this city Be-
ing to this republic along the frontier and to hold him
| self in readiness to march at moments notice.
ny the intelligence We have receved from the South it
Ia proper state to maintain her independent position
among her nehbors at the hazard of any consequences
This proposition has most probably been forced upon her
by the action of adjacent republics in organizing their
forces on much enlarged basis than at ordinary
Times and perhaps larger than they afford with the
limited means which they command The beligerent
ground assumed by New Grenada at the seat govern
ment as well as the attitude taken by Ecuador, has
hasened the preparations for defence which Peru
making.
Gen Flores. from later and authentic accounts
has left Payta for Valparaiso
mentioned above from Caao to Payta
was not neghbor the Star down
to protect the ships belonging the expedition of Flores
as his vessels not in Payta the arrival of the
Lima but had been seized and dsarmed by the Peruvian
authorities with the exception of the Almranta Banco
which vessel continued armed and manned by Peruvian
officers with the flag of that nation at its masthead and
had sailed for Callao escorng the other engaged
with FLORES which were all sent to the above port to
undergo trial before Court of Admiralty.
The seizure of the vessels of Flores by the Peruvian
Government in the waters of that republic turning
the vessel to Court of Admiralty and refusing
Abundance into her territory of the officers and soldiers
composing the invading force. does not look much like
aordng Flores aid and comfort attack Guyaoui again.
of daSra q q 90 m her ur,n art -
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FATAL AfFRAy.-The Natchitoches (La) Chronicle of
the 4th instant says Our parish to have become
the scene of crime On Saturday last James L. Hought-
ling was shot in this town by Thomas Ryan, in front
Browns Hotel The bafenered the abdomen just above
the navel and made Judgment in the back near the
spinal column. Mr. Houghtling lived until the next
morning The difficulty originated we believe in the
settlement of account. Ryan has made his eacape
The Sheriff has offered two hundred and fifty
dollars for his apprehension.
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!
Died.

Friday evening" the 10th O'Clock. O. HENRY PAT
T The friends md ncquninauces Of tho my respectfully Vi
funeral THIS AFTERNOON O'Clock, tho
terpe streets.
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The One Price Clothing Store
OF ALFRED MuNRoE & co.

NO. "a MAGAZINE STREET,
II for the with stock superior
thing received in NswOlenns. +sD
During the past Summer have made many
interior Of The improvements Boys
Clothing department arranged that Lades will haze every facility
for seeing all glance stock
large Our Mr. Munroe the Summer has given his
attention getting Stock pledge will
the appreciation all iends ondung
strictly PRICE, variation ever made ssps II
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The Panama Echo learns from private source, that
confidential clerk in the Colonial Bank at Kingston ia
maa had absconded with f12O0 the moneys of the in
stitution It was supposed he had gone the United
STATES.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-11

TrRKESs.-Fiften hundred turkeys in drove are
nov on their way over the Plains to California 1t is
said that they are better travellers than sheep
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-11

BoorH THE TRAGEprAN.-The veteran tragedian Booth
made his first appearance in San Francisco his great
character of Sir Giles Orereach He was received with
great enthusiasm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-11

SILVER MINES OF CHII-The silver mines of Chill
about twelve miles south of Copapo discovered in 1872
are said to be nexhaustibe peasant pulled up BUSH
and at its roots discovered of solid silver and in
three weeks than forty veins discovered The
Chilians are too lazy to work them
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-11

Ms- ORDER OF THE LONE STAR--A meeting
of NIL the Subordinate Divisions Of the O. L. S. will DO held
SATURDAY EVENING" September H. ocosk tho Crescent
Hall Commercial Alley General attendance requested business
of Importance will DO transacted. By order sspl0 ct
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-11

ST. Louis TRoTTlsG AssocIArIoSIt is said that this
Association have in their hands some 81 200 to be made
into purses for the fall meeting The owners of horses
in various parts Of the country will be written to- to come
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To the Holders of Guy Obligations

II, [ n
Cry OF NEW OaLKkEs, Aug. 10, 1882.
tB Notice hereby the holders
Of the old city, the late Municipalities La
ayette that the Treasury prepared pay obgs
TONS and that will be allowed
and after the ash instant. t3F' 10y F
2pf H GARLAND Treasuref
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-11

JACKSON FIRE COMPANY No. 49,
~ The Members Of tho above Company nre hereby mott
fed to assemble on SUNDAY NEXT, September ~,
At anltpast O'Clock, Nj, Al Their Engine house on
stIoe Tor trial of Engine. Every Member ia expected DO
RS the Company will leave the house o'clock precisely
JNO. i. GRUBER, Foreman.
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,ss & ltsslnu part go.pa q

~ nsw CONSTITUTION, IN French and
6liGk ~ srpplslnent.
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Ms" The regular weekly packet steamer
FRANK LYON, stone leave for PRINCETON THIS DAY,
mud ERY FRIDAY thereafter Shippers rely the n H.
tnuing in the trade during tho
ausa 9pn sTRoTFIER BRos Agents, As Poyiras a,ree
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-11

To PERSONS RuPTuRED,-The many perma-
nent and eectua cures made by Dr. Sherman deserv
ing Of more than passing notice For particulars
bis advertisement next page.
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Al a CRESCENT GUARDS, ATTENTION !-You are
"a "a hereby ordered Regular cops at the
N III Armoy, EVERY THURSDAY EVENING at o'clock
~ ~ sep8 J. ]. CASEY, Captain.
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.aueDetente,srs dc Bo,ss de saTrille
BUREAU DU TREsoRIER,

BUREAU DU TREsORIER,
VILE DE- La NLLx-oELEAns, IS AoIt, 1881
EB Avis eat Ia prssnte donns deenteus &eh
de lancienne ye ds erMuniipae de exve Layetts
que Tresor est maintenani pe obligations das
quaueun inter Alou e.s 6chu
IS du courant. [aua0l VIM II. GARLAND, Trssorer.
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II taken from the Louisville Courier of October 80, 1851
d. gentleman has long stood conspicuous
on His abilities acknowledged by friend patunts
and he almost invariably All South
testify his skill diseases from the paaee
oil wealth and the howell poverty His plain h
smiling face softens thu pangs Of disease
Dr. Fryer the dcoyerer Of his remedies. His
genius extracted the remc les from the Of Nature This
adds to their utility and certainty.
Read the Dr. proofs hi, sxtta
ordinary sklI us auCh daily -
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NIX WASHINGTON ARTILLERY, ATTENTION j.
You are hereby ordered to attend the regular Drills the
company, held At the Clubhouse, EVERY MONDAY
- EVENING Until further orders lie Drill will Invariably
commence precisely at o'clock particularly
quested Squad Drills EVERY FRIDAY EVENING
the aame hour By order OF
WIN. M. DScAMr, Orderly Sergeant. - ~ 0' AUS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-11

FRYERThe the city, and will be
en BIZ, prepared all aing that
cuable fs certificates Of wonderful
Astonishing (afayetel SPECTATOR January a. 1852
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THE DELEGATES OF THE UNITED BOARD
HatEA OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT. requested to ut
W4EV tend stated meeting ut the Hall OF
zssAsA5S Company, MONDAY EVENING September 49, al
cock. Every Delegate is expected be pres, Mt
sep9 ]. H., WINgElEfD Secretary
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sbtsa 70 ths clerks Of tho steamers M Rel
49, 5stis l2sans fpt xl,sl favors.
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Inc exAfx Cisuus: This establishment seems 10 bio
n popular favor, The riding of Madame
aclpe q nnbls JENNY o'conneil and the
and cddisies y John Gossn possess attractions
~ toctosd the canvas each night
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1sss III fp,norsd abroad that Turtle soup.
~ ~ i(yeys WI u ssryed it the Shades L. day. We
nd doubt not that II Is correct DO at
~ o'clock, and Hyrnes will be- on hand.
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Il ihdebts n MT, Lsrpad. clerk Of tho steamer
~ Louis paper. The Atlantic leaves Tor St.
dIats ports 1t ) y clock this evening
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TO THE AFFLCTEDss will be by reference 10 adver
Using columns DR. Fryer the Indian Doctor has returned TO The CITY,
That his extraordinary all will ac we are
directly acquainted with who have from the most
stubborn Diseases uder his treatment Louisiana Spectator August
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-11

For great Length OF time suffered dropsy Every
which tried and every physician employed or consuted for
read the ouisi State Gazette Fryer
No. 49, stating that he had species drops this IN
short time As situated then and
every Of and turned to Dr. Fryer
preceding card he has truly performed time
wa cared that now am well and in perfectly good
sufferers. BERNARD MIT NCiJ
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REMARKABLE cuRED Fryer the celebrated Indian Doctor,
has the credit remarkable
slave belonging the Old Leyee Steam Cotton
informed had been of
rather disease Of the liver md lungs with fever Of the bowels
many appeared perfectly restored We saw
who had been cured Of
Editors Louisiana State Republican, Lafayette May 3d. 1851
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