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Notice..

rNHE subscriber would inform the ladies of
i Potter's Hill and vicinity, that she has
just returned from New York with asplendid
assortment of Millinery and Fancy Goods,
consisting of new and beautiful styles of
Straw, Silk, and Fancy Bonnets, Ribbons,
Flowers, Laces, Collars, Undersleeves, SC.
N. B. Particular attention paid to alter
ing. bleaching and pressing.
gI7|f LAURA BLIVEN.
Potters Hill, May 2, 1852. 90
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Clark & DcnisOn's

Cabinet ManufactOry and Wdre-house
i nearly opposite thePawcatuckIIotel,w where
they continue manufacturing and dealing in
Furniture Of every style and workmanship.
Having added largely to their former stock,
their assortment embraces the most approx
ed styles and latest patterns Of
Sofas, Dirans, Ottcmaas, COuches,
Ward-roJes, Secretaries, Bureaus,
Bookcases. dp.
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Dress Goods.

DERAGE De Lanes, of beautiful patterns;
ID Pink, Buff, and Blue all wool DeLanes
Beragcs and Tissues, French Jaconets,
lawns from 10 cents to 20 cents per yard,
Ginghams from II l2 to 25 cents, just re-
ceived by 8. & ID. SMITH.
Westerly, May 10, 1852. 60tf
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T AIDES GAITERS-French Kids, Phila-
IL delphia Tips, Patent Leathers, Plain
Tips, Drab, Slate Color, Blue, &C., new
lot just received, at the New Store, under c.
Leonard's Hotel and for sale very cheap.
Ladies, please call and look. p
G1t3 N. MARSTON. T.
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Ladies, Shoes. &c.

lust received, a new assortment of ladies
d and children shoes, among which are the
much admired Jenny Lind Ties, Kossuth
Ties, &C., with Monterey Misses, sc All
Of which we will sell as low as our sual low
price. for which we have had the credit of
doing for the past year.
63tf jap. MOVES.
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DUMP INKSTANDS, the best contrivance
i ever invented to prevent the ink from
drying, for sale by .t-.
CHAMPlIN s. BABCOCK.
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The Married Woman's Private
Medical Companion.


PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN.
Office 129 Liberty Street, New York.
The intermediate part Of the title being full and in
detail ,frcm It's physiological and medical charaete
(designed for the married fcmale,) will not admit OF
being presented In newspaper This book has bcei
advertised To the amount Of several thousand dollars
and has met with the most extensive sale of any book
ever published, be vouched for by the re-
spectacle and largest booksellers in the United States
who have had its sale.
In consequence Of its great sale by its specific title
rs The Married Womms Pirate Medical ComJaif0n' y
several Efforts have been made TO approximate TO its
title by adding a word substituting word for
another, with the evident design to pass OF ether
books for 1t. But within short time.
A Spurious Edition,
fragrant and harefc,d has been surrptitousy issued
with the same form and size, exactly the title
page and exactly the same
Typographical Arrangement,
but DIR. Culverwell substituted for DIR. A. NJ Mau-
riccau," and Boston for New York. and the
Entered according to Act of Congress in the year
1917. by
JOSEPH TROW
In the Clerks Office Of the District Court Ct the South
ern District Of New York.
Omitted,-ahd Mark,
The contents, the subject matter and reading, are
Entirely Different,
IIavingno reference to the title, which sassuned only
to deceive and defsaud, well the bookseller the
public, and the proprietor Of the copyright.
III II lriutcu on poor DroWni<n uirty paper. with n
paper cover 1t can be known also from the miserable
and llogte woodcuts scattered throughout its pages
The copyright edition contains none.
Booksellers may have been deceived by the exact
arrangement of the title page. and honorabl,
man will lend himself to be an instrument
To Swindic the public,
by knowingly Offering spurious book upon the rcpu
aion established by the one the purchaser suppose
H. obtains. and for which he inquiries this advertise
ment is II sufficient exposure Of the fraud to enab
booksellers to be on their guard.
Ii there any in the trade SO lost to shame anC
common honesty as to be wiling parties
In defrn uding their Customers,
less than the legal owner IF the property In copy
right steps will be taken to expose them to the public
copy will be sent to each bookseller firm (with
the terms upon which they will be furnished) upon
the receipt Of his their business card of adress
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Stationery.


and Fancy Stationery of every description.
raI Stationery. 'o''
Among our Stationery may be found
Foolscap, plain and gilt edged Letter Paper
buff, adhesive, plain and fancy white Letter
and Note Envelopes; Sealing Wax, Waters,
and transparent Motto Waters; black, blue,
red, and indelible Inks; Inkstands Of va
rious styles, Gillott's superior Steel Pens,
Pen-holders, drawing and Office Pencils, Pen
Gil Points, Quills, Sand Boxes, Rubber, bone
and ivory Folders, and Port Folios; satin,
enamcllcd, French enamelled plain and gilt
edged Cards, Of all sizes, &C., &c.
Blank Books.
Our stock of Blank Books was selected by
us from the most extensive manufactures in
New York, forming the largest, best and
cheapest assortment Of Blank Books ever
brought into Westerly. 1t consists in part
of Pass Books, Memorandum, Tuck Memo
randums, Of various sizes and styles of
covers; Records, Day Books and Ledgers
Cyphering and Exercise Books, School AL
buns, &C., &c. .wnt...
.ftf ..fsIs Books.
Our stock of Books is varied 9nd too ex-
tensive for enumeration here, embracing the
different branches Of literature, to which we
are constantly adding. m
I1- We invite our friends, the public, and
the "rest of mankind" to give us cali, as
we feel assured that they can suit themselves
from our stock.
soft CHAMPLIN & BABCOCK.
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Amusement and Utility.

NHAMPLIN & BABCOCK are Agents for
" Aliens Education Tables for children.
These Tables arc designed to combine amuse-
ment with instruction for children, until they
become good spoilers and readers. Children
become at once amused in moving the letters
and the interest is kept up by the combining
of letters into syllables, words, names of per-
sons, places, animals, &C., and by arranging
sentences in horizontal or long grooves.
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New Establishment.
Fancy Dyeing and Coloring

sS;HE subscriber has fitted up the Dye
Il House formerly occupied by Babcock &
Stillman, for the purpose of coloring all
kinds of Fancy Work. Silk, Cotton, and
woolen Goods dyed and finished. Clothes
bleached and cleansed in the first style. lie
will also color cotton any desired color for
manufacturers, y 4,, rr,ssrn
Westerly, June 2, 1852. 62tf
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ERANCONIA STORIES, by the author of
l. the Rollo Books, beautifully bound, with
numerous illustrations. There are five Of the
series, though each one is complete in itself.
There are no stories better adapted to inter-
est children, and at the same time instruct
morally and religiously, than these. For
sale by CUAMPLIN & BABCOCk.
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GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS

F N. SMITH, late of Providence, having
II. purchased theShoemakersShop recently
occupied by F. p. Kenyon, would say to the
gentlemen of this town and vicinity that il
they want a pair of gentee' boots and an
elegant fit, they will be able to obtain them
at this establishment. Making and repair
ing done promptly, in neat manner, Mt n
reasonable price A share of public patron
age is respectfully solicited.
Westerly, June =, 1852. G2tf
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UNCLE TOMS CABIN /;
Or, LIE 1mOng tie Lo1rlv,

T-- OF, LyE 1IW0Hy nc L0H7y,
DY MRS. HARRIET BEECHER STOWE,
ID is said. by the New York Tribune, to be
+" remarkable for its vivid delineations of At
rican character, as we'll as for its glowing
descriptions of life on the plantation" 1t is
undoubtedly the greatest work of the kind
ever published, and is highly recommended
by all who have read it. 1t is printed in
beautiful style, finely illustrated bound in
two volumes-in paper, in plain muslin, and
in muslin gilt. Five thousand copies were
sold in one week. For sale by
55tf CHAMPLIN & BABCCCK.
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Boots and Shoes
60tf

CHEAPER than can be bought at any
" other store in this place. Ladies and
Gentlemen, please call and examine.
6Otf G.. G. WELLS.
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TALES AND TRADITIONS of Hungary,
Il by Theresa Pulszky. This is a deeply
interesting book on country the history of
which ell feel desirous 10 study. For sale
by hrl1 CHAMPLIN & BABC0CK.
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Ladies and Gents
KID GLOVES, Etc.

OUR assortment of ladies Kid, Silk, Lace,
" Lisle and Cotton Gloves is complete (;
Gents Kid and Thread Gloves; fine lot of
ladies long and short lace Mitts; Misses
long Mitts childrens long Mitts, for sale
cheap by 3. &. ID. SMITH.
Westerly, May 10, 1852. 60tf
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nREAM-LAND by Daylight, Panorama
~ of Romance, by Caroline Chescbro.
There is a fine view of pure and holy thought
pcrvadng every tale in this VOLUME; and
every lover of the beautiful and true will
feel while perusing it that he is .conversing
with kindred spirit For sale by
rul. r'n CHAMPLIN & BABC0CK.
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June Boxes.

ORANGES, Lemons, Figs, Dates, and Ma
~ laga Raisins, new supply of good quail
tiles for sale at the Ladies' Frncy Goods
Store.
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Notice.

A LARGE and splendid assortment of May
n Baskets, just received and for sale by
59tf 4. q. BARNES.
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DEEL IN THE BOTTLE for Jack in the
IL Doldrums, being the Adventures Of two
of the Kings Seamen in a voyage to the Ce-
lestial Country. From the MSS Of an Old
Salt, by Rev. Henry 7. Cheever. A rich
a strong sense Of the humorous,
n keen insight into character, and most
graphic pen, are visible in every page, while
the religious vein is worthy of the noble type
Of Bunyan. For sale by .lg1f
CHANIPLIN & BABCOCK.
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Estray.

NAME into the enclosure Of Joseph Bright
" man of Hopkinton, X. l., on the 18th of
May last, one estray Barrow Shoate, sup
posed'to weigh about thirty pounds. Color
white, and rather hollow backed. The OWL
er is requested to prove property, pay
charges, and take the same away. ~
Attest-CHRIS'R c. LEWIS, TT
.t..F Town Clerk Of HopkintOn.
Hopkiuton, Town Clerks Office,
June 3, A. ID. 1852 Go
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Basc and Shameful Fraud.
CAUTION TO BOORSELLERs.
VIOLATION OF COPYRIGHT,

n isl7 was published the first edition Of . book
words III - - -
Entered according to Act Of Congress, in the year
1SI7, by
JOSEPH TR0W, HfI.Fr
Southern District Of New York.
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~up- Where may
} %Al1lx be obtained,
.lMrrRrW cheap, Theo-
locgical, Classical and Mis-
cellaneous Books, of all
kinds; Blank Books, staple
and Fancy Stationery Of e
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NLANCES AT EUROPE, in Series of
VI Letters, from Great Britain, France,
Italy, Switzerland, &C., during the summer
of 1851, including notices Of the Great Exhi-
btion, or Worlds Fair, by rorace Greedy.
The authors name is sufficient warrant
that this is truthfn! and interesting book
For sale by CHAMPLIN s. BABCOCK.
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Tables

OF every variety consisting in part of Mar
ble-t top Center, Sofa and Quartctte Exten-
sion, Center and Dining do. Card Tables OF
every variety Of patterns, Mahogany, Black
Walnut, Cherry, White Wood and Pine, Din
ing, Pembroke, and Work do Wash, Light
and Work Stands, &c. Hall Tables; Mahog
any and Iron Hat and Umbrella Stands.
Mahogany, black walnut, and light orna
mented furniture in sets for chambers.
BedsteadS:
Our assortment is large and desirable W,
have constantly on hand, besides manufac
turing to order, every description of Bed
steads, embracing French, Grecian, Couch
and Cottage Bedsteads; Mahogany, Blacl
Walnut, Maple, French Posts do; Crib
and Attic, do.
Chairs Of all kinds:
Rose Wood, Black Walnut, Mahogany Spring
and Stuffed Seated Chairs Maple Stained,
and Painted Cane and Wood Seated do.
Rocking Chairs of every style. n
LOoking-glasses, Plates, and Frames.
Also, large assortment of Window shades
and Fixtures, gilt Cornices, Curtains, &c.
Bedding:
Feathers, Hair, Husk, Palm Leaf, and Straw
Mattresses. F.
Also, a large assortment of Wood and Viii
low Ware, Rope, Mannilla and Jute Mats
nils Nm he Ken
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WE are, to-day, opening a new stock of
w Summer Millinery which we have just
selected from the most fashionable in the
city. Purchasers would do well to avail
themselves of so desirable an opportunity for
obtaining goods. MISSES NOi ES.
Westerly, May 20, 1852. 6Of
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ELISHA q. BARNES has received the APP
II pointment of agency for the Mechanics
and workingman's Mutual Benefit Associa-
tion, New London, Conn. l.. .n soft
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Vh ctUrc,
Is nearly opposite Washington Bank
entrance next door Hest of Thomas
Pery's Jeacelry Shop, same building
actth Printing Office, tl l,'
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IN Office.

A LII persons indebted to the late firm Of
n Pendleton & Dunn, are requested to
make immediate settlement with the sub
scriber. 1851 L Nj DUNN.
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T ETTERs TO YOUNG LADIES. by Mrs
IL L. II. Sigourney. A book which should
be read by oil Indies, both young and old
For sale by CHAMPLIN & BABC0CK.
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EXTRACTS, Vanilla, Nectarine, &c, for
Ia flavoring Ice Creams and yellies, Tor saie
by [55tfl DENIsON
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Z CoGns constantly on hamd. I
s.ES- The Subscribers facilities for man
ufacturing are not surpassed in this State
and pledge ourselves to sell as cheap. as any
ether establishment Any article OF Furni-
ture built to order and warranted, at rea-
sonable prices. silgai a' m9If sailf@
All orders for building, repairing, var
nishing, polishing, &C., thankfully received.
CLARK s. DENISON.
Westerly, May, 1852. ...f 53tf
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DEVERIES OF A BACHELOR, or a Book
IL of the Heart, by Tx Marvel. This is a
book, Notwithstanding all that has been said
in praise of it, about which the one-half has
not been told. For sale by
CHAMPLIN & BABCOCK.
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T AIDES Fine Silk Caters, cheaper than
II the cheapest. Ladies, please call and
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T IFE OF KOSSUTH, with steel plate por-
IL trait of the great Magyar Chief, in mus
lin, beautifully printed-price so cents-for
sale by CHAMPLlN & BABCOCK.
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Worlds Safe Company.
TEsHE attention of the public is called to

n
utility and superiority Of these Safes all Others Sale
made eute principle. We first form
strongly made from wroughton plates bars which
tion chilling tho liquid metal and making mpeas
able to the chse drill and capable Of resisting bowso
sdFe To the scientific s only to Nature
echanc she leaves no bolts straps vets for tue
nous burglar with perhas less effort than required
put them together Neither the element make mpes
son the solid maa lined us itis with tre proof wall.
We hesitate saying that These Safes, with LLiE
EMPIRE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BANk
LOCKS the only really secure depository money other val
bes We further there bute security the popua
Safes Bank Vaults They all the work mschai
often brokeninto as experienee has demonstrated.
This Company prepared to furnish short notice SAF E
BANK VAULTS Of for Banking Institutions Aecan
Firms and ndivduasa which will be Powde
Rro0f, when secured with Lilies Bank Locks
othe above Safes and Locke togethsr with Newell
PAHautrpEc Bank Lock tho Office W.
alC- ~~ttrs L. O. PETrEE6, Agent, 1S Camp street,
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MuRDER-on the sth inst, elderly gentleman named
Rezn Pumphrey, residing four FIVE miles from WASH
ngton City. was attacked by named John Long,
who struck him the head with large stone fracturng
hsskul dreadfuy his death on the ensuing
day. Long had had quarrel with women who lived near
Surat's mill and they threatened him that unless he
ceased his misconduct they would Mr. Pumphrey,
who kept the mill. On seeing Mr.. Humphrey coming to-
wards it, and without any provocation Long committed
the deed just related and afterwards sap that he
had killed him, accompanying the exclamation NTH
vulgar epthe quite in character with his mrderous
sault and showing his utter dspratty No arrest had
been made at last accounts ~
D. G. Goddard Chief Clerk m the Department Of the In
terror, died at Washington City eu ~ ath inst.
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A UsIEoRsd FOR THE PoLIcE.-The NewFHk Express
says: The advantages that would accrue from uni
formed police must obvious to ALL In fact the starr
at present in use does at all the purpose for
which it was intended We find it stated butwth what
truth we say, that Mayor Kpgsland has decided
upon adopting uniform to be by every cons
nected with SERVICE to consist of blue ock coat
blue pantaloons and light colored vest The coat to
be single breasted with standing collar and eval gilt
bsttons the collar to be trimmed with bu bearing
vice of the city coat of On the sleeves to be
placed cheryons, made of bright yellow CLOTH the single
stripe denoting the private the double the sergeant and
additional one for the captain.
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xader had arrived in Paris
MIscEILANEOus INTEI]

MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE. ss
Inc specnlatons going on IN french funds and
at Paris is immense and must lead to crisis
tinued. ~
Rice may be imported in French ships duty free to
to the French West Indies.
Count D'Eppsrmn, the Austrian Minister at Paris is
dead. sssss
to hold their rst meeting at Vienna the 10th Of Oc
tober.
The Zoverein between Austria and Modena and Parma
was officially announced on the 18TH
The Pope Of Rome protest strongly against the recent
church notifications in Ney Grenada, and threatens all
conduct of the Archbishop Of Bogota the Granaan Min
ister, who struck his flag and left for Rome.
The rumor of insurrection in Constantnople and
the Efench Minister at Constantnople demanding his
| passports, both incorrect. ~ 80 az =
The Turkish Embassadar Paris has been recal1lI1
his share in the loan trapsacticn the first insalment
which had been paid - f7st'
The Indian Journals demand the immediate annexation
of Burmah
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DICKLES-125 cases Daviss, gallons, half
gallons and quarts IS vanBsnschoten Sizes 100
undewooia and Doughty,s, landing aud for sale BY
ho''i- CONVERSE 4 CO., 81 Tcholpitoulas street,
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EHOR KENTUCKY BEND, POINT ssss b.
WoRTMHLNGT9sN M GRAND @ LAKE Al LAKE fke lssa4i slss4i
GRAND GULF, RODNEY, NAfCHEz, FORT ADAMS, BAYOU
SARA BATON ROUGE D6NALDSONVILLE, and oil intermediate
Weekly Kentucky Bend Packet steamer FRANK
MASTER will leave for the above aud all intermediate landings
EVERY FRIDAY ofeah week at o'clock throughout the
For freight passage, apply on board, or 70
STR0THER Il BROS, 45 Poydras street.
~ The FRANK LYON will take freight for Yazoo River
ship yoLAN which boa. will await the arrival of the F.
L. at Vcksburg.
- There Clerk the Levee at the Wharfnges office,
opposite street. early Wednesday morning, receiving
freight. octlS
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WA1,ERLwG PLACES

NOR BILOXI and intermediate Ng =
u Landngn-Wner Armngemfnt-SteA,ner ST. Gsss5fai3
CHARLES, for the present Ia place Of the Biloxi
Packet CROEThe fine substantial Lake steamer ST. CHARLES
Capt Chaes Walker with good win leave the Pon
charrnn Rairoad, and returning leave Biloxi follows
SATURDAY, o'ciockP NJ. THURSDAY EVENING.
~ from Biloxi intermediate Landings
~ So. Servants and Children, 81 80 Deck, 81 %.
t The Way Letter Bag will regularly
at O'Clock N. WEDNESDAY, o'clock SATUK
DAY. For freight OF pastage apply 70
r, GEnDES,
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Foreign Items by the Humboldt.

ENGLAND. -ssstss
verdict of wiful murder has been returned against
the parties concerned in the du between two
at Windsor foul play having been euspested
The English Inns Of ships are to be fitted up with
SCREW -proneliera. - -.-.
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From TURKS IsANp.--We are indebted to commercial
house Of this city fer the Turks Island Royal Gazette Of
the 9th ult. asss4
The cholera had been raging in Nassau to alarming
extent Great alarm prevailed among the inhabitants.
The epdemic at last days had assumed mider form.
MI J. Anderson, civil engineer, tour Of in
specton in jamaica and Antgua for the purpose Of
porting to the Lords Commissioners, of the Admiralty
the works at Her Maestys naval in those
Islands. iel
The Bermuda Gazette says:
Ths schooner Adeona Capt King appears to have had
wretched time from storms and sickness since she
left there the 10th May last for Turks Island and
Chagres. The captain supercargo mate and crew
all attacked with fever at Navy Bay and the mate Mr..
Samuel Lusher fell victim to it. She has been thirty
two days on her passage up from New0reans aud from
by sickness and the leaky Of the vessel the
crew were quite worn out Eve. Pic. 'sf'
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DAILY CRESCENT.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL

THE coNsoLIDATEp CITY OF NEW ORLEANS