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COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton bales. Tobacco, hhds.
f aeeav 91 h eince yep. 100 60 7
:. yesterday. 2y443--1,a oo,e42 2s4=64,l2l
1,4l5032 1882
Exported to date. 80. 1351 1888 51S18
:. yesterday..... S3s=1s51,971 73a=52551
Stock hand not cleared. ......... .63061 35,44l
ToBACC0-The market continued active, and 45O hhds
changed hands, including 80 hhds at 81 IL at Az 10
at 3, at 54 and at 81 hhds at AZ II at AZ Ill
hhds: 107 at 9-16 and at so hhds at "a and 155
hhds private terms.
SUGAR AND MOLAsSES-The sales of Sugar
braced $50 hbds at 41z514 for Good Common to Fully
Fair. Moasses in good request and 100 bbls sold
including crop of reboiled at 26e 100 ditto at the
small lot of prime 2S and 1856 bbls fermenng at $50
T. gallon
FLoUR-Frm, with sales of 1400 bbs including $50
bbls Ohio at SO 1908 So 200 at 9s bbs Extra Ohio at
81 75 and 100 Extra st Louis at S. T. Dbl
GRAIN-There very active demand for Corn, and
about 10000 sacks taken including 800 inferior
mixed at &C. 1900 mixed and yellow, in three four lots
at 49, 5000 mostly white at So and 1900 also at 500 II
$50 st. Louis at $40 p bushel
PROFESSIONALISM firm, with sales of 900 bbls NJ
o. in two lots at SIT SO so Prime at SIG u Dbl and small
lots of Mess at SIS so D Dbl OF Bacon so casks 1nd
Sides in two lots sold at ga 90 ditto Missouri at 0
and 80 private terms Beef advanced and 300 bbls
Prime, inspected, taken at s13 p Dbl of Picked
Meats 20 bbls Heads brought SO u Dbl. Lard
steady and 145 Kegs sold at 1915 q b.
RICE-Good Carolina was held at 4t4t p Ii.
WESTERN LIME-430 bbls Alton sold at 81 OF and
$50 Utica at 81 II p Dbl
CoFFIE-saes 500 bags Rio (re-bagged) at 81. and
955e ref ised for 200 bags prime.
WINS KY-stcady, with sales of 100 bbls Rectied at
161a, 10 at 167l, and 100 Raw at l8c q gallon.
FREE GHTs-A foreign vessel was taken up for Liver
pool at Sd for Corn.
EXCHANGES
Sterlin 10aD110
Francs 1sGD5 25
NewYo rk sixty-day Bills. .101k u ct. disc.
Sight Checks NewYork. parGD4 p Ct disc
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON Cry
Tuesday Evening" June 15 1852.
The arrivals to-day unmportant but fair stock of
Cattle and Hogs with moderate stock of Sheep remain
on .ale.
-PRIcEs-
BEEF CATTLE (Western) ............ 61sc p fb net
:. (Lake and Texas) ,....... 4(051ac D ID net
sHI 81 25lDS3 90 y head
Mi Cows. S206Os40 q head
CAL YEARLINss Sc 00f0SS 90 y head.
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sHor-A man by the name of Mark Levi was shot in
ene abdomen at Leesck in Kentucky, the afternoon
OF the 7th inst, by man named VIM Hamilton He
was supposed to be mortally wounded Hamilton after
ward Attempted to poison himself
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NEW ORLEANS
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE IS, 1862

NovkL-During the performance of ballet at the St.
Varieties few evenings SINCE two pigeons confined
WIN RED ribbons, with boquets attached, thrown
IRON te boxes on the stage to mle Cocca the fascins-
ting danseuse
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MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, June Is, 1852.
No. 100.

No. 100.
Resolved That the following persons are hereby APP
pointed Inspectors and Clerks for the vote on the
Railroad Tax to take place the 2lst inst:
FIRST Wdrd-IHpectors, g. D. Yancey and Mark Wal
ton. Clerks, J. Taylor and j W. Hazard.
Second Neutrality-suspicious., +. Liebrook and c. j. Leeds.
Clerks, I. Diamond and DaChase,
Third Ward-Ils 7s O. ! Young and j. N. Haw-
Fourth Inspectors hons, Flash and E. Solomon
Clerks, J. NJ. Fernandez ah23S, habott
Fifth Wnd-Inspectors f4eyhel de Arm as and P De-
yerges. Clerks, L. Castera and l.. Bozonier
Sinh Uard-Iaspectors, J. L. Warner . nd j. M Bur
nett Sr. Clerks, J. Cassard and J. 4. D,lsc ur
serenth Wnd-Inspectors, A. Bache and R. Gardere
Clerks, G. Grandir6 and +. Auzout
Eighth neutrality-suspicious. Geo, Hooper and L. Bernard
Clerks, b Hernandez and j. Lanaux.
Ninth Ward-IIspectors, P. G. Collins and W C. Elan
ders. Clerks Jne. Laidaw and l.. Jtoger
Tenth Wmd-lnspectors G. Au CHI and D. S. Devices
Clerks Thos. Tucker and VIM. Gilmore
Eleventh. Vard-nspectors, w III. Perkins and Alex
Phillips Clerks, John Fitch and VIM Ballist ere
(Signedl FRANS. ALP UENTE, .
Preside'lt Board of Assista u Aldermen.
tSignedJ VIM. G. C. CLAIBORNE,
President Board ,,f Aldermen.
Approved 18th june, 1852
[Sened A. D. cRoSSNIAN, Mayor
Certified to he true cpy L. HEflIGER, Secretary jel6 1t
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NEW ADvERT1sEMENT-Let every bod
READIT

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS every body
L READ IT.
NO. /.
r. r. r.
RADW.fY'!S READY RELIEF
IS THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED IN THE
MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
THE MOST yIoLEg- PAINS IN A FEW SECONDS.
Z will stop THE MOST SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE MINUTES Or
si
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL
s giving instant ease to the most sorentns aud ago
TO THE SICK AND pAIN-suHFERINe OF NEW
ORLEANS
iss;s elisha
FsEE You n f. 1--WE Es
1T HAS CURED,
TH SrrErYczsEs -oUr OF A~HUsDRED.
s sEEgA.s!s Bs9 psE u 59ERs
P 9SsTHzGHs Il \ g osE SEsg ssuTEs'
ssAsM N n FIVE FIVE MINUTE MINUTES.
s s H FAEh N N FIFTEEN FIFTEEN S SgTE
ssEE fHssar 4 s s!Sf s sIsTHzs
c sFs4H os SE sEs 5 e sFEa a nBgs
&c sis ~ss.s ,ss s s.
DRESSING PAINS IN FEW MINUTES and prevent renewed
poisonous acids of the system.
PREVENTION.
h and savenshs he da heavy ceilings
IN BATHING,
Ma ss E. s s Hand. We s9e ss s s
disease and sickness headache and biousness.
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
PTsENTERY BLOOM FLu1 *;
mnutesehecka the most distressing discharges and viii speedily
NEURALGIA
PAIN STOPPED INSTANTLY.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF possesses anoa miraculous
s hssP Of pain e this mel In
departing pain. has thousands Of
Ready ls
ss hs % ii ao n
pains '''s'
PAINS RELHEVED IN FIVE MINUTES.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will stop the and encueatng
ho for month"; were confined to beds by Rhsate Pains whoss
bones gnsound from top @ whose joints distorted with
Ss use READY RELIEF The ais ND
United States can need
% gis'R 4 Ps s e Almost sA EVERY
Union years. themselves.
CHILL FEVER
CHLLs STOPPED IN A FEW AINUTEs-PALy RELLEVED
INSTANTLY
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
with health and strength and secretion Of the system
PAINS OF ALL KINDS.
Whenever yon apply RAILWAYS READY RELIEF is
relieve few minutes; hsys pain. hs
READY RELIEF aiken Internally apped externally VIII
'e" minutes stop RAD%hS Co. ss Futon Street. NswYorE
| SOUTHERN DEPOT,
| JOHN WRIGHT d CO., ISL Charities street, New0ieans,
w who will supply dealers in the Rad
LARGE BOTTLES Ct
MEDIUM 5!
a. Sold also BY MpRRissoN, Magazine street. and .,
Ask ior r R. R. or RAILWAYS READY RELIEF y.w
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BREAEN-Per ship Julius bales cotton hhds
MARSEILLES-Pcr ship Massachusetts, 1900 slaves.
PREsToN-Per bark Isabella bales cotton, bbs flour
MARSELLES-Pcr brig Neuya Poviencia A. savc boxes
merchandise.
TAMPCoPcr hr Elw Barnard as bbs potatoes md onions,
5000 feet lumber.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE DAILY CRESCENT
Wednesday Morning June 16, 1852, !
CLEARED YESTERDAY
chip uius, kokgee Bremen, Warneken Kirchhof
Ship Massactu, cts Samson, MaTseilles, II Gale
Isabelia RymeT, Preston, Eng Prehn, Clegg dco
Sari n PrOyienciI, Pale, Marseilles,
f.unat, Gondoio kco
ssehr Edw Barnard, Stone, Tampieo, Lesparre
ARRIVED.
Ship Boody Sno,, from Boston 18th May ballast
LIST dist
Ship Junn Erskiue, days from Savannah, ballast,
English Turn.
Pettes West, 5 St Marks, raaer-Basr
Schr Diamond MACK, days from Fcnsacolu, maAteBasn
steam boats.
Caido No J, GrahaIn from Shreveport.
Eclipse geon, from Louisville.
Fashion, from TIT Baize.
Georgetown, McPherson from Louisville.
Gypsy, Ure from Bayou Sara
I boswell, Salita, from Happee Canni,
Texas. Wordsworth, Fort Uuachita.
W A Violet Gwartney from Red River.
Towhoat Steele the
10th ship Italy the 18th, slip Emperor aud
brig Harbinger-brought up ship H II Body.
Below-Coming Up.
by Telegraph
steamship Ben Franklin from Newlok crossed the Bar
afternoon ut o'clock
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Departures Of the Collins and cunard Steamers

BALTIC (Am)... for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY Juae o.
EUROPA, (Br.).. for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, &.
NIAGARA, Orb. for BOSTON. SATURDAY, H.
ATLANTIC, (Am). for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, 49,
AFRICA, (Br). ....for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, 49,
CANADA, (Br) ... for BOSTON. ...... SATURDAY 9S
ARCTIC (Am.). for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, 80.
ASIA, (Br) for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, July g.
Havre and Bremen Steamers.
FROM SOUTHAMPTON.
FRANKLIN for NEW YORK WEDNESDAY June o.
WASHINGTON -. for NEW YORK.. WEDNESDAY, So
HUMBOLDT. for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, July L.
HERMANN. for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, 9l
FROM LITERPOOL.
CITY OF GLASGOW for PHILADELPHIA WEDN'Y, June
CITY OF MANCHESTER for PHILADELPHIA WEDN,Y 49,
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HNLGHMAN & CO., DRUGGISTS AND
APOTHECARIES tSuccesaos of James S. Shawl Veranda
corner purchased III drug store lately eendnc
ted by James s. Shaw, added still making additions
DRUGS CHEMICAL DYE sTuFFSs PATENT MEDICINES PER-
FUMERY and such other articles
usually kept establishments, and promise constant and
careful attention pnrchass sale of fresh and icines
procured Ills Northern markets. Physicians
assured that their prescriptions VIII be carefully compounded with neat
and spatca
The former store and the public generally are respect
fully desired. to their patronage to
Mr. Til Mobile who has immediate charge OF the bns
graduate the PHI depha College OF Pharmacy and has
engaged the prescription and retail business during
the last four years.
. by a careful and experienced assistant %,
Medicine Chests ships steamers and plantations nsd Or fsPen
isia At r. M. GRAHAM.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT OFFICE.
Wednesday Morning, June 16, 1852.
C0TTON-We had another very dull day in the Cotton
market yesterday and barely 500 bales disposed
at about previous rates.
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LSRIDAY, June 18, at IL o'clock-Will be
cold at suction at the dwelling on TeOupiOua street. 'e'we'"
The q sAd aslag seHsng o general variety Of
Ia. Terms cab. '''''' ieis
RIVER AND MARINE.
viii sail on SATURDAY, June 10.
FOR BELIZE, Honduras The British ~.
i, schooner THOMAS PEARSON, Benson, master szTgk
We s a. above For ;''Esi 1ho
E,OR BOSTON.-The fine fast sailing ~.
ship cONc0RDIA, CAPT Levi Pratt having large skEs
myis fN''''' '''' WILLIAM DEWEY, SO Grnver street
"ANTED-ForJ Jamaica or Honduras. .sN,
w Freight for an English SCHOONER of about five 49,
my2s A. =. COCHRAN CO., n Tchouptonlas street.
"ANTED-A Vessel of about 1900 ~
barrels to 'r ss e. stff"st Co. g." 81 dasSs to street. 49,
NEW ORLEANS EMIGRANT AND Ia
REMITTANCE oFFIcEThe undersigned a. his old aksE
e % d with
s s ID ~ any post the
Sng ysrg1e to nj, 5 a and
sl0 -, = p.'llpN' JOHN rooLE, Bank Place
VIII leave WEDNESDAY. June 49, at O'Clock PM
NOR CINCINNATI, MADISON and ~ =
s1 a9GTET psa .p stus4 r ES s Sess
s I'll leave FffTs fE
Will leave WEDNESDAY, June IS, Mt O'Clock Pm.
NOR JEFFERSON, PORT CADDO, ~ h
Sga G Ff ESSh seaSa KES
Capt nn c 'ss e Ss For %
having superior RS il street.
Will leave THURSDAY, June H. O'Clock P. NJ.
EOR ALTON, ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, ~ h.
n HICKMAN, MEMPHIS and all intermediate @AkaAsa II
@ s9sa TaI fed iTa T ssn @ : a5s
IN port receiving freight the Of Lafayette, and viii leave
as above For freight or paas, having superior accommodations
ie5 STONE wALwoRTH SO Teboupitoulns street.
WIN leave THURsDA YsJuue H. at 5 O'Clock p ~
NOR JEFF ERSON, PORT CADDO, W- =
Il, SHREVEPORT AND GRAND ECoRE-The 6skA1.saf
CADDO No. 2, Captain John Graham a1ove- For
i@i5 SMITH FsiIsrER "a Poydras street.
viii leave on THURSDAY June II.
EOR NASHVILLE and all inter- w-s .
ger packet AMERICA, Jesse johnson master viii -
leave above For freight having fine
PICKETT, PERKINS CO.. corner St. Charles PeIiiO
jl5 or B. +. SHIELDS & CO., "a Poylras st.
VIII leave SATURDAY, Jnle 10, at o'clock p. II.
NOR FORT TOWSON, CLARKS- - +,
VILE FULTON, SHREVEPORT, GRAND lstssaAF4x4
ECoRE AND Observation-Disclosures sas5sslss3fSs
Packet Steamer y ~ Jon Es-The and swim
Smith < SINISTER, 81 POydras street,
iel6 or j. H. HEALD, II Poydras street.
Will leave SATURDAY, June q; q. O'eloekr.M
PHIsNRsguar Louisville Passenger Packet BELLE
sE n Captain ken and viii as soP P ss
III "rf'' SMITH FrssTER "a Poydras atrset
plan the Cabin State
applying at the Agents
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BACHELORS HALL, Biloxi, Mis- -
ID Formerly FRANKLIN HoUsE-PHILIP CANTER- il6aH
BURY begs to and public thnt he
BoARDERs viii be and tbs
BAR supplied with the best Of LIQUORS. ~ sssF
Boarding and Lodging per %
laid rtn
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nALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR

II j THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE-No Compound has
been discovered that the qualities Of this famous
application
that many only experiment.
So deep DALEY inventor,
the 81 ingredients that is found
ament which the frame subject. Let
Of the peculiar qualities Of this remedy:
Sh-If BROKEN LIMBS, when be well wrapped the
Save Inflammation Swelling Pain the unite
and strong with astonishing rapdity.
painful orinfaed the EXTRACTOR
upon them viii afford relief
OIL Jalap all other have failed.
ssa-Its perfectly safe in all casest do harm
will absorb than II will
conflict with medicines that may be taken internally
this ratification all tie diseases
DALLEYS EXTRACTOR shall subioin
testimonials value the thousands possession
from all parts Of the country.
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~Cou TERFEITs.,p

falsely named PAIN ExTRACToRs Countsrisis OF
DALEY The worthless who sell them hope that stealing
they the public believe that their
the Of the articles Buy none but our
fY~ ATTEND To THE PECULIAR MARKS UPON THE GEN.
UiNE; AND OBSERVE THAT THE NAME, /" H. DALLE1" BE
WRITTEN WITH PEN IN DIFFERENT C0L0RED nm 0N
UPON 1T.
Iii Ia n,nnnilv srscrtsd H. DALEY CO.,
~ f'f' 4i5 BROADWAY, New York.
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
Isl CHARITIES STREET NewOrleans,
Where all Dealers ths States LOUISIANA ALABAMA MIS-
stsSIpp KENTKY ana TENNESSEE the City Of ST. LOUIS
Ia the STATE Of MISSOURI win Be promptly implied.
su.o sm General Agsnss for said TERRITORY.
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AUOl4U-.. SALES.

Furniture urHiture
BY j. L. CARAVAN & CO., Auctioneers.
LyRIDAY, June IS, at IL o'clock-Will be
dwelling Tchoupitouas street. between
st. James and Celeste streets
dwelling consisting Of general variety Of
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE embracing Pisno,
Mahogany Chairs Sofs Bedeals Bureaus, Washstands etc. ETC.
ts- Terms ras6. jels
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.
Briggs.

Saxony .,........l3,dl
uranla ...........?,da
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OLADON SPRINGS will be open for the =
ID reception visitors the first day Of June Extensive
made during the Winter and 900 10 80
persons be comfortably assistance has
prepared give satisfaction this than Previous season No
will render the stay of those who
may av hem with company pleasant agreeable
e2 tsepl GUNNER q fiENni, ftopreos
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p L l. e S

confidently that there PILES ehmay
be by the PAIN EXTRACTOR certain remedy and
a the pain and
l. Williams resident Hamilton county and City of Cncin
natl feel duty community publicly
state that years.
during much bodily pain lost
confinement bed and have expended several hun
bred dollars but to eoninuedtoge~ worse Meanwhile
persuaded, finally make trial Of DALEYS
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR for the awful complaint;
utter well and hearty and the OF two
boxes These
willing the of old resident
more authentic. JOHN WILLIAMS.
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HOUSE, Eastern Shore Of n

Mobile Bay FREEMAN SMITH, Proprietors. This -
well and fayoraby known for s beautiful snsrs
baths salt bathing with firm sandy bottom excellent roads
running directions with the entire abselee Of
found in The Southern eoun The having bsen crowded
from three four from the
evidence Of its being right sort Of place,
half the appnis nom the Guy OF e
Orleans alon could accommodated.
MANY during the winter
The much larger and hundred and
persons BILLIARD SALOON viii be added % the oihef
amunents SLEEPING APARTMENTS have been
erected
daily with Mobile and shortly new
will and make several trips
~ A" wv WILLARD FREEMAN,
a.-.. JAMES b. SMITH,
ia Mays 81 nyq1 3mAW
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NTADISONVILLE HOTEL-The sub a
having Hotel will the srns
Goth Having large and airy Rooms he b able e.
supplied with decay the sesson he
patronage. The terms for Board are
Per W sv
Per Week W
Attached TO the Hots BILLIARD ROOM TEN PIN ALLEYS
The Bar will be supplied with the best Of 9uo
myl9 ). HAhtshAsE McfAi.
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MAGNOLIA HOUSE, Biloxi. Miss -. a

NU AVNULIA EOUHI, DIIuAI, 1sIiso.--- 1zzszU
Mrs DEvER respectfully iniofms old friends jzsHN
ami natrons and the public generally,
open reception This house moi inferior in he ps
in dnensens similar ~ Biloxi and in
admirably adapted to BALLS PARTIES and pIois gsnsr
he ROOM least fy
more previous :,
viii be her eonsau. 70 provide amply 9Th ho
bestth this and tbs neighbong markets afford.
roomy BATH HOUSES aaeent to the iots for tbs
convenience Of Boar,lers.
The BAR supplied with choice Liquors.
The ICE CREAM SALOON also adioins the Hotel
A LIVERY STABLE is attached to the fiotel-
PLEASURE BOATS kept in readiness st all times,
liberal exteuded 70 nsi
respectfully what Twill her effort 70 Of pas-
lie favor. -. 4,
Visitors will landed Wharf of the Hotel they notify the
tryyisbas
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NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY. .NEwORLEANs, April %, 1852.
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that Books
Subscription to the Capital Stock Of the NEW ORLEANS
JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY
open office the Company No. II Commercial Place and
will open months Mississippi
cortance wi the seventh section of the charter.
H. S. BUCKNER, President pro TEN.
JouN CALHOUN, Secretory. apps tau2s
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EoR BILOXI, via Bay St. Louis. -

ENOR BALIZE, SOUTHWEST Pass, -
II FORT JACKSON all intermediates plarta- -
tionsThe regular and East running passenger stsamsr1
FASHION, Capt c. r. Faeot sad
senisdsate landings SATURDAY, Nay 4. n
expressly for the trade bstwen Nswienns aud the
sufficient the planters shippers pr1ti
throughout the and regular
SATURDAY MORNING. For freight apply
Of 10 49, \ l7sT's1s-7
my26 n STEVENSON 4 CO., New
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efficacy the PAIN EXTRACTOR this disease remarkable
and do hesitate that the Omit
will fail for this Decacy prevents from asking
certificates ladies this subject The following was procured BY
Of our Agents:
This win certify that have used pALLEYs ASCAL rAS
EXTRACTOR remedy for Sore Nipples snd
those who afflicted with that most
a valuable article 10 cure it. ffiEBE BhAn
Albany Anvil Isl5 MARY MOORE.
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DILOXI HOUSE, Biloxi, Miss. The pub GA
lie are respectfully informed that this eabhmen win Be
NIXON the June Attached 70 the house will be nna
BAR and ROOM TEN PIN ALLEYS and BATH HOUSES
The TABLE BE- supplied with the deaees Of the Sea
The house is surrounded BY large
so s sndesnt Live Oak Mulberry Hickory Msgnon
nTsYing 10 the eye a prospect, well giving
No. vertical. This fIotsl oners mdncl
70 families children than other house ~ on 1850
M green lawn the of which
rS- IibsIn deduction will be made to myiS 3nf
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cefes that DAIEYS PAIN EXTRACTOR has been used
my family Rheum of thirteen years. duration, and for Warts
aevated they both
entirely There doubt but this Medicine has all the
what has fallen undsr
observation added the respectable testimonials its favor by
others immediate relief do
che ruy recommend the this
valuable salve. ROSWELL CHAPLIN
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HOTELS AND BOARDING.

DOARDING-Several Families can obtain
Ii Board Genilsmen by appys al
street above Grad wbsrs they viii have home 81
comfortable nit "
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sEMTAMSAe
Trust 10 the Future.

Trust to the future. though gloomy and cheefiess
Prowls the dark Pastlike a ghost atthy 1ack'
Look not behind thee-be hopeful ana 1ealless,
Steer for the right way, and keep to the track
Fling off despair-it has strength IKE a giah''
Shoulder thy purpose, and boldly deban''
Save to the right, stand unmoved ana uhpi'an!
Faith and Gods plonaise the brave never lack
Trust to the Future-the Present may fright thee'
ScowIing so fearlessly close at thy side;
Face if unmoved, and no Present can blight thee
He who stands boldly each blast shall abide.
Never a storm but a tainted air needs II,
Never a storm but the sunshine succeeds 1t;
Each has a lesson, and he alone readslt
Rightly. who takes it and makes 1t his guido.
Trust TO the Future-it stands like an angel
Waiting to receive thee, to bless and TO cheer;
Singing of hope like some blessed evangel,
Ilryi1g thee on to a brighter career.
Why should the past or the present Cypress thee!
Stamp on their coils, for with arms to caress thee,
See, the great Future stands yearningt to bless thee;
Press boldly forward nor yield 10 a fear!
Trust 10 the Future-it will not deceive thee,
So thou but meet it with brave heart and strong;
Now begin living anew, and believe me,
Gladness and triumph will follow ere long;
Never a night but there cometh a morrow,
Never a grief but the hopeful will borrow
Something of gladness to lighten'the sorrow;
Life unto such is a conqueror's song!
Trust to the Future, then; cease from your weeping;
Faith and a firm heart are all that you need;
God and his angels have yet in their keeping
Harvest of 10y, if we'll SOW but the seed!
Trust to the Future-all life will be glorious,
Trust-for in trusting the soul is victorious;
Trust-and in trusting be strong and laborious;
Up and be doing, and give God the need!
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-03-06
Sans OYSTER Saloon.

THIS new and extensive SALOON, which is on
l. ascale greatly superior to any other establish
ment ofthe Kind in the South. is Just opened at
101 ST. CHARLES STREET.
Mr.. WEIR. better known as "SAM,n has been
connected with the business in this city for the
last nine years, having commenced with Mr.. Hol-
brook, when he established the first oyster saloon
lnthe Second Municipality, remained with him
till his death, and has continued at the business
ever since. With such an experience, and an in
flexible dissemination to serve the public faith
fullyWith the best in his. line, Sam, solicits of
ms numerous friends a share of their patronage.
"A large sum has been expended in fitting up this
Saloon and providing its Bar with the choicest Ii
quors that can be procured. Servants, well known
ior their excellent qualities, have been employed,
including the very best cooks. The Larder win
always be supplied with the choicest Fish and
Came; and the Oysters served are obtained ex-
cluslvely for this establishment-in short, no ex-
Pense or trouble will be spared to render this Sa-
loon worthy the patronage of this liberal and iu-
dleious community. @nsnovo5