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NOR SHIRE WSBURY. OCEAN

parts Of the country.
n B.-For further information, apply 70
BEsSON BROUWER, No. ISL West st.
ENOR SH r Z WSBURY, OCEAN
L HOUSE. lLons Brsnch) PORT WASHINGTON.
hOI NTs DOCK, BROWNS DOCK, (Mddetown) and
Ri sANk-ffe new and splendid steam boat PHI )NAS
hUNT Capt A: n Hugerty, will leave ,he Neg Haven
Pier, Peekslip East River A. follows:
From heS-IoIs From shrevubly
1nday, Oct. i, GA Friday, Oct l, 10 An.
Igs:day S 81 =. rae.dsy, sl N.
Wednesday s, s. "Wednesday, =. s, Pm.
fhursdsy =. 10 E. Thursday E. T. t..
frtosy, 8, ii FRIDAY, =. g. a ..
Saturday, =. g Pm Moodsy, :. Ii, lam
Tuesday, =. 10 SAN Tuesday, e. 10 laPM
The sstes for Squsm will in connection with
ssees 10 convey Passengers to ell of the country. All
persOns forbid trusting the above boat The Of
the owners
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wv. s.us a. so.l.. PrOe,cr.. No. III s....s..
SUPREME COURT-Cit, and Comfy o. New

SNFNENE 'OUNT-VItN Hh"C onnty o. NeW-
~ YorkSoomon kipp and Abshsm srosn William D.
Lsfets james c. tbuh J'hB B.SDst snd j. ksmsen 8sn
Summons demand oa nuaeL-l Com
10 WILLIAM LAhZELERE You are her. sns
required complaint this whcb Ekd
III. ohce OF the Crs Of hs City County Of New Yor
the 5bib day Of Set ptsmbef 1879
the SAID complaint the subsfnb~r oh<s 80
wal st., 10 ne 'y Of Nv Yofh. within the
service o. summons oi
service and fa the said complaint he
TINE Aforesaid the Dsuuf. this will
for the OF three huGdr.J dollars tse.
cents with nter. from the third fay ~ Apn
est hunid ana MY Decides The c,ss II
NewYo'k, February - iso2 W 1oDFRwOT
Oh ls~S~f PantH-' .uor, or sW.p.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01
Professional Notifies.

DR. w. HASSLER, PHYSICIAN, Sur
IL GIos and OcULIsT, No 90 Not l3A-,t- may b
sonsuted gratis from 70 oseek A. M every day, Sur
Eys excepted
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A LBANY, TROY and LEBANON

a LDhNI' IhVI anu LEDhNON
IA sPRINGs.-fhe ears Of the NEW YORK and aAk.
Lem RAILROAD, leave the City Hall sation New Yorh,
Daily, Sundays exeeptsd 1t ~ oeoek Nail rrais
10 Chatham -Four Corners connecting With Western Railroad
for Albany and Troy, Lebanon sprirxs Pitsisd ssnns-
eed and other intermediate Stations
At O'Clock, P. Accommodated Train 70 Chatham
four Corners connecting with Western Railroad going East
y PASSENGER for Lebanon Springs Will tske the IL
2sloek A. NJ Train 10 Chatham, Westsrs Railroad 10
Canaan and Stage 70 lebanon arriving early the ats
sLOAY auperutspdsxk
Psre sbruush n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

IN PURSUANCE sf An Ord-r OF the Surrogate
ofth. Coaby New Yoh soocs y hsf,oJ a'sD y ~
90, estm. ...n,t EDWARD DEMisG lts Of ne Cay o.
~. fofL present TIE ne rth Ynefhe,-
Al. ,rb- so., the osrs Of CHAR - shsA =" {"
- - &C., NJ NJ. Yo, 90 81 o-ors as fsJ oi A2ni
All -Dsista Nsr fott th- 40 Ssy 81 seyisnS~t' 'S
" JAars ncCORD. IA4ru.,ya,ors,
n. i.-engA ESTHER DsMisG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01
DANBURY and NORWALK RAIL-

uil leave Dsnbury;
Gas NJ !. ith paseueers come ctinr at south Nor
walk with the New iork and New Haven A trsn far
Hew-York. ct 6U9 A. NJ
Sl5f n. VII PASSENGER and treisht souuect,rr with
the Nev-York and New Haven IS ~ ) NJ stSSP
Trains TO Dasbury viii leave Soath Noqvs IA
so A M With psssnsers and freight receiving pas
d. train frlm New.York
SOP NJ with passengers only. receivtns ps.en,,r,
from the Nsw.York ana Nevis $50 p al r.
preirain rom New York ans the 40 Accommodates tai.
hom NewHsvcn- HARVEY SMITH, sapsrintsndsai.
Dsnburv Sept 20 1852
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II LEAVENs, Successor TO Cromelir

~ . Rairbrother,l No ~ PcsfI"l " mover ouilo-
-. s,u, Sers rom Futoo-st New Yors. sole propnetof
a. the United sares Of the ENGLISH VEkhlN OE,
6TROYER gursnted superior TO any other article ever OF
49, sy The destruction OF ANITA Bedbus Rosches WormA
Hoth. and q. that sr.w or iph.O esvte. Or oins
= hottIe. Al as 50 and ST. liberal discount 10
Trade. ..,. r,. =.
ssnt.' Hotel Coatsndts; @. w. kellogg Co. Propns-
-, Globe Dirps Saloon Nos =, ana 8 fulton Market
AsEsTs-New.York: A. h D. ssods wholesale drug
sastA No 100 Fulton Charles VI. Ring No l92 Broad
vsy, OF ohD st.; Oliver Mowbrsy No - Fultopst
janice EgnD, No lis Pnpee-ss Yorkville, N Y: Or.
Cecirs Family Hedicine Store Brooklyn. N. ": B
Bhee 4 Soma No n Jsmesst Mp Hayes, No l75 Full
tpst Daniel ColsTove, No. 80 Mytlesvi Thomas J..
Hayea No. 14s Atlsbte-st Wiismsbprsh, ". r.: James
.. Newell, Druggist AID Cbemis. No. S Grandst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01
HALIFAX STEAMER. for aALI.

IL fAx, NOVA sCOflA-fhs SEQ sai 4lsseis
saes'nship slR JOHN HARVEY sxils sxprss,, br this
una and furnished In elegant vys for the sssomeodans
br Haitian, ever SATURDAY, at 5 9slosA ~ sst
ssss d.hA1 for sostoo, every TUESDAY SsSsios
sosd Cabin, without meslA g. ts rsishs or 800 -
~ 70 CLARK, JONES CO, Bosom; , WIZ
So baffsx the csssa;a. bnsrl sosens- JUN q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01
NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER j, 1852
VANDERBILT LINE for SAN

VANDERBILT LINE Tor SAN
FRANCIsCO-The only tine giving Tickets nor eToss
ing the I,thmus ne syorte double engine steanshit
PROMETHEUs. 1870 Tuna will leave from pier No
n, nth River a. O'Clock N, precisely. on TuESOAf
October for San Jssu Del Sorte connecting with She
popular steamship PACIFIC, the NieGs<s rrsnsi'
Route, having bot twelve miles Of land TRANSPORTATION
Thee rearne1 have superior accommodations and vsnrh
ton Eor information aad passage the lowest r.iss ~
ply onlyto D. 8. ALLEN. Agent
No Bstfery. place. up Stain
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RAILROAD.-NEW.

~ YORK and PHILADELPHIA drecI-U. g. NAN
.nd ExrREss LINEs-Throush In n hoers- NewJep.l
u Courtsndta ga Il and 81 P. NJ Libery.a Lesvss
Philscelphss al ~ and A. " and s. 2 from foos OF
Wanuta Fare reduced 10 q for ert sss ans ~ 80 III
sALTIMOkL WASHINGTON Ana CHAkLEsTSop
tnrooxb tosr sod In tho pes and through hsss,
s.rned In the Q A. ~ and 81 ' ~ Lpes frnv Nsv-Y1t
sw1th throash sonductors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

In PURSUANCE Of an order Of che Surrogate
n q Tie cospty % Nee foA h-s-ss an p-r-sss
hsvaz elxns against THOMAS BRADY sos d tie cv
Yos tie With soschss hsssc
sRb-cser As resence the o. tthst ahj sttA
The City ofNsw fsrA s~fof- the sb szy Ds>szk
.srt-D.isd sss. Isd, the loth aay q Jss., lsS
l-li iavsmys JANIS FA0AN. bfeeee,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

IN PURSUANCE Of an Order OF JESSE L.
SMITH, E-s soross o. he ceany ofKsr, sotes sssy
g.ee .ecodrs 70 all AGAINST JAMB1
bkOWs kf- 81 The C.y Of tat thsy
ssrs Ia srho' the tho -ns-c
Der al TIE once Of oih~r sto, Wsh~r-s ~
CITY Nev fott ssr- The sfh asft-Ds
10. May %. lss WILLIAM sRowS A4nsa.-lrsser.
n2l lssnuFs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01
In PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate

- the Soeny Of Nesler, . 40
nA'ist eSrs ssanst BERNARD HASI6AS hs 81 rhS CITY e
rs- fot e1tehsr teoessd 70 .4nss
Ger-c u the subscriber, TIE onc- aiysr AZ No n
k'nston a. N %. cy Of Ns- ters ~ a
January net.-Dxted Ne~ Nork. tie SD Of Jay l.a
ji5 iavtrFr ELIZAbETu aANtGAN A3..a,.,y.,,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

NOTlCE ~ h. rebs gwen mat rh- rkttEEDSc
~ OF the SALE Of the REAL ESTATE of WILLIAM so
PER late OF the CITY VI rs- ferA lately made
the order ~ Ne rork
Samuel sprssus VI the Cy Of t-~ fors sGtsfss,sd eeho
or appointed By The said safrssts "shs cal. a the real eAs
whereof Nsn soper Of h- CITY New fofk Ssssasss uf
e'tas died seized for the d ne deots saroae 20 the
made provide ." Ill 81 DISTRIBUTED
b. the said rros.s ACCORDiS0 To LAW Of the ssnosasss
Ofe the CO O Nov rom The ss'h II November
orok IN ths tn. D.tss tay Of
September. Iss9 tsa36~l NJ ZABR'skIE. Proctor. As
CURROGATE'S COURr-,'ity and County,
~ o New foh-nths 9th sfAs
chsttsl and c-eis OF rETEk HoRN dsceassd-Is psna
Of order Of the surssts Of
fork ell o. the sd tag nf OCTOBER ls
ocloct NJ. nerchsrt EIcbsus.. Of
Al that hot Of land, with The dzslas thsrsoa srsted
,,sd the tshtb ard NJ the C'o sss ro's sos-A hsovs
nbsf ~ ash rUntsipns 80 nehss
and so feet in,hss snd d-p'h sorh.ry
hes and the southsrv II feet io ,seh-
GAshIEL VAN CoTT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF Jesse u
s.rh, lee sarros.s Of The cosEy oi ki5s S.. Goa
Ey sy,a Arrorsiss k- "a al Eson. ha''ns en- ...-s
IRIS VAS CLFEF Or he Cru ~ b''-'AJ -
.t ts,y are required sIbbd NE sans -ib " q, yo,
~ 80 ~, ,nbaerb~r Chsr@s lowry. - nnnfs 70
a. h, the CT, d 90 s-ofs mo TN 1~' W
ssIt-Ds''S @a5 ~ 'cssRLEs BITS,
JsCOB sOFkDH, I Kr~cst0fs
...,F, CgAHIEs J. Low kET,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of JESSE u.
sstTg r. ssrosats Ct tbs coGsu Of kass, ooncs
-, ,,,r .reofens - all D.rocs As'fs clans as1s'
-, rms GRAHAM ~ GU % srntyn, iecsssed
ts,y ,,s r.s.sea snh Ne saas -tn Nc nn-o ln-s
Fne.rr sA-fs-L, yas ~ b1@l-s., Oar
-, ,,.r Hss.o. az, III cy " BrssJs ssfofs tie
- -, a. lamar n,It-pAtsd jar =. lsd.
~ ~ CHESTER COLEhAs
ROBERT sHERwELL- Etscu,or,-
re ls-1nyrs ABIgL A. LOW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01
ENTRAL RAILROAD CO, of NEW

CENTRAL RAILROAD CO, of NEW.
~ yERsEY-fhOoshf nom New; Yors . n.so., Pa =
Hoar Houp, commencing Aus Leave Pies No. NorsA
River, per steamer RED JACKET. hf Eastos and inser
mediate place. q 8 A: NJ l2 Y and sS ? NJ aat ~
ats rastonl Of and 10 81 4 ssS s1sPn
NEW and DIRECT ROUTE to NJ
i Y AGARA FALLS ROCHESTER L0cKPORr
AND NIAGARA FALLS RAILRUAD-Chanse OF time
On and sksr MONDAY, Sept q, 1850, passenger trains
GOING WEST.
I.t tr.a-w.y Express Leaves Rochester ~
I'd Mail.................. 2PM.
Sd Way Lxpres. ~ I'M
RETURNING.
ln tran-way Express leaves n FALL ct 10 n
"a MAIL. ......,........ iV0 Va
Sd Way Express. 80 tOPM.
Arriving ct Rochester ct 10 . An 2PM. and $50 Pm,
copnee both wsys Rochester Nth the regus trains
the Albany and Rochessr railroads Sunday rrsa each
vsy-leave Rochester AM and Nisgar fals 20 r. n.
Fare from Rochester to Niagara Falls 81 50.
Passengers Niaxsrs Falls will take abe the North
sde OF the Rochester depot
Tickets are sold in Rochester at the ticket of - In the
depot WARREN COLBURN, Superintendent
Rochester, Sept "A. 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

STEA MBOAT AR ENiA-For
OPoueht eepse, Nevbursh, Coussens Cpl6 SPRING Csn.
wa and Milton from the foot OF Jsy every afternoon a.
oeoch Returning. will leave Pong eepre every
ina osoeh launaays sIeepted Ness servsd hoarA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Ut the Sunogat

- Of Cousy o. -
having esn. against GEORGE w. AirkiS. % the cv u
Ne~fert decees-c the sr -oaessns
thef~oi Tie ,sbscrbe cc- VI assST AirkiS No 10
fteAanss place. y. Gu Of N-~ fot, sss.fs he ,vsssy
bra o., fssrasy nsl-Os'~s Ssv Yot. The 18Th sU q Az
susi, lSA SARAH 7 AirkiS. .4-....,r...-..
assl lasonf' HESky AlTkIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

II ofths Co1ny OF New fsvt psr>>s
Aavns claims ss,Inst EBks HUNT, ate u ne CO *
New fors broAer, 10 the voaehes
the subscribers at the 4ee OF wstbros lohnsoa Ne va
han TIE CITY OK New yot, eeoS. r.,A ~
OF Denbsr neIt-Dsted Sev roa the foenA e.
ISs- sss E99 Isxp, arTsoRr .s.n:u;,... 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01
WING Ward Meetings.

The wings Of the city met in Ward meetings,
on Saturday night. to appoint delegates to the
convention which meets on next Saturday, and
which make the whig nominations for Mayor
Treasurer, Comptroller and Street Commissioner.
We have the returns from the Second Munich
patty complete, but only partial returns from,
the First and Third In the Second Munich
pality, the following are the Delegates
FIRST Word: James Ross and r. Prendergast
Second Hard: J. Bachno and James Goldng.
Third Yard: Thos. M. Converse and e. A. Davis
Fourth Hard: W. G. Lytle and G. H Neble.
FIFTH Ward VIM II. Avery snd - Goodrich
Siaah 1Fnd q. ]. Yonng, r. II. Brunei and j. A. Rel
CART
Screath Hard: j. Warrell, Charles Riddle and j. NJ
Forgay.
The meetings, so far as we can learn, passed
off very tremendously, with one exception. In
Sixth Ward Second Municipality an apparent
~ very improper attempt at packing and
introducing democratic voters, very naturally
raised storm; but resistance was Intellectual.
One of the consequences is, we are credibly ill.,
formed, the return from the wing meeting of
that Ward of a rather VIGOROUSLY active demo-
crat. We suppose the matter will be fully ex-
amlned into before the person alluded to is per-
united to cast a vote in the wing convention
Il he be democrat, he should be promptly d.
fected to go over to his own camp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01
An Unreasonable Practice.

There is beginning to obtain among artists
who visit this city transiently, what we con.
ceive to be u very unreasonable and injudicous
practice We refer to their charging Gas in the
case Of Miss Hayes) $3 for one class of seats,
~ for another class of seats, and 81 for vet
another; or Gas is now the case of Mad Bisbo,)
~ for one class of seats, and ST for another
we do not object to the high prices charged
Cthough they are higher than are claimed else
where, and among population proverbially
liberal IN Its patronage of art and amusement.
But we do object to the distinction made in
the difference of prices, making one portion of
an audience SO class, another n q, and an
other WI class We think it in every way in.
Judiclous to invite an audience to gather to-
gether in such a place as concert-room !,
! which gentlemen and ladies are openlv mo,l,oa
OF into classes by the distinction of we,,t,, -,
extravaganza How man can get more r,,s;,.
in a S3 seat, than in 81 or 81 seat, behind !.
surpasses our understanding, particularly wbeu
we reflect that all are upon the same floor and
there is no earthly difference in comfort Tho
practice seems to us merely bid upon the
vanity of people, whilst at the same time the
number of privileged seats being necessarily
limited, the remainder can only be taken ly
those who are willing to waive vanity or pride
and submit to the contrast
When one goes to such a species of public
amusement as Concert, particularly if there
be lady in the case, he does not relish the ap
pearance of spending grudgingly from limited
means, or the position of exclusion from a more
liberal, mere extrayagant, or Weather portion
of the audience. This feeling of pride (be it
false or not) is specially prevalent among the
class who go to Concerts. Many of them would
promptly prefer one of the cheaper seats, did
not this pride more than counterbalance the
sense of prudent economy
The consequence is, that many stay away who
would otherwise be frequent in attendance, and
large numbers of both sexes are daily losing the
habit of going to hear the first order of artists
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01
Death resulting Prom Il disregard
or ilesstteufiOss TO RaxlfNa'es.

EXTRACTS FROM THE WORKS OF SIR ASHLEY COOPER
THE EMINENT SURGEON.
brought into St. Hospital who had fallen from
ladder piece bruised his Rupture he complained
of violent pain and died il four hours.
CASE H.
mddls-aged man. who had been afflicted with Hes for many
years. injured by viol.n. push within hour after he
that could had the effect during the three that he
vived, of alternating, in any degree, his torture.
CASE
Mr. Gbbon died neglect of his Rupture When reflect
the talents foresight that great historian forced the
that tupeo the against the actual Away, attending
CASE
brought Hospital wah sranguaed Hernia
operated upon pain, shortly aer died great
agony.
about fifty years age had subject many years
Rupture which could be returned without difficulty Constipation
place the eh of January could not be removed and he
brought ST Bartholomew osta strong eathas having failed
procuring relief the operation performed the seventh
from the anguaou proved patient on the fol.
lowing evening.
person Thoas Hospital strangula.ed
nquns Hena attempts unsuccessful and
the operation performed The day OF his admission. All
him relief failed the eleventh day he sank in the
DEATH
CASE W.
ma twenty age admitted into ST. Thomass Hospital
sranguaed omensal Hernia upon performing operation
quantity large via no
by being returned for the purpose gature
applied experienced relief operation and
died the seventh from that which had been performed
CASE WI.
Rice who had strangaed Hernia and WAS operated
upon the symptoms .tranguon butt the third
day the operation the patient with vomiting feculen
matter which days. exhaustion
Richard Bvgraye died from Coprenta Hernia
hours strangulation
person the Ashley aged fifty years Hernia which
became sangate which every attempt it an
operation performed the By the eighth
lay after the operation the wound healed excepting small
spot but upon the morning OF that day. complained stiffness and
soreness about the neck with difficulty swallowing Jaw be-
completely locked Opium and the cold tried with
slight temporary abatement the symptoms any per-
nanen advantage and the fell victim the disease
tB The best avert similar
mately afflicted to apply at Dr. SHERMANS Office 70 ST.
CHARLES STREET, and procure his
NEW PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE WASH
You have ordinary Trs. years without meeting with
accident serious injury from imperfect undue pres
u the bowels but then again. you may during
ay week with all the horrible and fatal symptoms Sranguaon
9 Remember the above and while you opportunity
as they ought to have douRESoRT TO BEST MEANS OF
EcuRITY
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01
Industrial Fair in New Orleans

w nave received long communication from,
MIR. A. Lsil Tough, of Alabama, on this subject
The communication is too lengthy for our col
ums, though we will cheerfully advocate the
project he has at heart,
We hope our citizens will not forget that it is
proposed the Fair shall take place in this CITY in
the month of May, 1858. Some action should he
shortly taken by the public, and Immediately
after the election, by the authorities. to invite
the attention of the entire South west to the
pfo)eot' and to induce them. planters, mechanics.
inventors, manufacturers, to prepare to forward
articles to the Fair. The members of the Leo;s.
lature of Alabama, gave the project cordial
endorsement, and it is now for New Orleans to
lake some action in the premises, by way of
initiative, A preliminary convention of dele
gates is to meet in this city il May next, and it
Woum be well for our State and city authorities
70 see that we are creditably represented. 1t is
designed that the proposed Fair shall be annu-
ally renewed at Mobile, Natchez, Memphis, or
some other Southern point.
The idea seems to us an excellent one and the
project in every way feasible The Fair.wou,l
most probably gather together, from the differ
ent sections OF the South, much valuable mate.
rial for comparison and improvement. The re-
sourcek0fthe South and its agencies of cultiya-
fion and production are extraordinarily Obscure
to- Most of us. Men, only hundred miles
apart, use different implements for the same
pnrpose not infrequently, and know nothing
very accurately of the particular machinery or
implements used by each other Of course
there may be merits in both which would sur
gest to the practical and experienced man the
design OF more useful piece of machinery.
Where several different instruments to ac
complish the same end in Arts, mechanics or
agriculture should be brought into the COMPARE |
son, they would produce more perfect result |
Besides, hundred things, now but partially
known, would have their merits practically
brought forward, thus benefting all parties.
We do not anticipate that the project will be |
very brilliant at the outset We may have no |
+" Mountain of Light such as the Koh-i-noor
diamond; but we will have made a commence
ment in bringing the peculiar industry of the
south-pecuhar from ours being the only
" planting section in the world-to n comnor
ison OF experience and an interchange of i'm.
proyements.
The Fair, if the project be urged with spirit, |
will bring an immense mass of the peoplc of
the South to represent here, and see such A
novelty as the first great Southern Industrial
Exhibition. The great commercial Emporium
Of the South, and entirely dependent upon its
advancing prosperity. the city of NewOrleans
could scarcely slight an enterprise so interest
ing in its character and 50 important in its
aims-to say nothing of the more Immediate
object of bringing great throng to our city,
to quicken its commerce and make a brief INIT
busy epoch in its history.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01
More Evidence,

AUSTIN, Texas, January 1852.
Sc DR. SHENANDOAH SIR visited you in the month of De-
toer last at the request Dr. Williams you apply one of YOUR
PATENT TRUSSES and procure yonr WASH with
hope only OF receiving temporary aid being firm unbeeve pos
stety of in uptured years ago by
violent coughing notwithstanding rupture got large yst
was at times painful, and twice. means
became ranguad, which more than can be
imagined by those who present. AT the last attack tile
attending depared recovery having
small and difficult manage presented so many fatal
symptoms but bore against again although nv
mind aas with accident happening again
until felt the security Afforded in your which
time have been getting lie to teee that
by the Of your articles viii be permanently cured
My object in writing you any
the WASH you gave being nearly gone has
done great deal Of get smother bottle if
you think it wish you would by mail Ii
had better continue the WASH how YOU can
senl it, Respectfully yours,
mil stood lW w. H. RANDOLPH
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