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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-25

os ros IN, NJ ~ a. sss = 80 ~ ~ t a
sotted henp fusbtsed 10 NJ tsssn
up and after dixoussisu = was rsss.ss4 ~ = =
ported back 70 ths HOUSE, VIZ yssdn =
~ ns MI n ts reef ~ In srs i Its.s rsrtk -
served dufing ths Revolutionary war ~ eses1 -
favorsbB and the chairman lspeftsd NsA rsssas-s
mendasion ny z pas sees tns -. = -.
pin sent oown tsom y w =, - ~
ace lsss .s ssssso. VI - - - Ss isa ,
ta9sn ~ ~ ne f1gasss aaa pssses. - - ~
enable sos sufvsyofN % proceea -. - sy "
u aoss nof conntct *,tn tns ast ptsyo1ss m
~ " % she ponpaet1 "a I1e cifs n =
sse rst ~. = ~ 10 u = z - z
\ &he 1Spse knen Ao1onkne1 tfH 90 -
~ - sa.,s5s- ss - = :S=s-7 II -
sa EoKa31n LoHb ~ I'll A61ce.
- = 80
ne balttn1fs paFefS hsss me toiso~1ny -
sammaiy II the .nsus beoug&t " ~ seSeE A&1~s
which sx;sysd 4 FssYSnt a. - - 17tu
:, - ". sssss a - is7 = = N
siss sn1.'s = g - = 8 80
Tbs Chancsilor tf ~ k1sg ~ - - ts1f& teeNs
the House of Commons n - o. resseeS =
grsaisi reducuon of tne ~ eesf se ssSS = -
sugar duties reduction q ~ zsn q t. eaSy, -
rslnp.,on s ,,s.ps 3, ~ !, 1s II
cor,naeuds the Increase and exiinssok q ~ = sax
etc The insrssssd estirnnss f5f ~ nsnsy - .eEy =
f6e01a0 Tzssurpfus " fhe yenf " sset1nae9G -
600 The land SERVICES and Astinsfy, s1lQ - 1850
| service are tp bs incfssseds & = ~
Lord Cisrsnd9n gave notice In the hoqss ~ ASM -
the u, of sbiAf fully es1oEseg fr>s ts Lee4 ge19
aeqnieseed, apd cMslE6a fe10auttct 49% e94<ag -
Efaxv.o~ ~fek
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CHRsrMAs CoME-Ths signs Of the times last even
ing even had our almanac been misaid would have
Our friends F. W uoeler of the orieaus House. and Dam
ies Bidwel of the Phoenix, and Lee the gentiemaniy
clerk of the Arcade HOTEL all sent pitcherof delicious
eggnogg all Of which properly disposed Of up stairs
and compostors 1--WE Of course are supposed to know
nothing about it) pronouncedt the article ANe L. Tbs
donors have the kind wishes of the Office and it is gene
rally hoped that they may have merry Christmas ant
many returns Of the day sNet
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+. FURNITURE, EIC.a

CANAL STREET F FURNITUREEN1
NsToKE.-w. T. DAVIS, Dealer in CABINET FUR hi sd
NlTuRE, French aud German plsie L0Okt 9 GLAsSES
Moss, Hair Spring MATTRESSES FEATHERS, NJ At
TING. etc. below
eu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-25

RroT-There serious riot among the steyedores
the evee at Cincinnati on the th inst Police officer
Rose was in the back Of the head and officer Phillips
shot one of the rioters named Peter Hammond through
the back, nficting dangerous wound The afrsy apl
pears to have had its origin in difficulty between steam
boat hand and policeman and the sevedores took part
with the former JA4 Nl~sS ssffst ifAflAs ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-25

HIRAM powsas, THE scuLproa.-A writer In the Ma
tiona Integsncer suggests that Congress procure
memorial of the unsurpassed genius of this gifted
trymsn Of ours to BIS placed in the Capitohus at
honoring the country and one Of its most brilliant
cafruseS a-4l3si 5iI='F H5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-25

The PORE LouIs NAroLEoN.-It is stated that the
Pope unwilling to accept the invitation to proceed to
Paris the Emperor The proceeding Of
Plus VII at the consecration of Napoleon Bonsparte
having urged precedent the Pope is said to have
Replied Plus VII consecrated the founder Of dynas
ty that entirely exceptional case the moment
the Emperor Is to be denominated sNopoleon III,
and reigps by the right Of succession favor cannot be
demanded for him which might with equal right be de-
manded by all the Catholic scyereigns Of Europe and In
such the whole Of Popes life would be spent in
travelling" Fresh negotiations have been commenced to
induce his Holiness to change his purpose
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-25
CoAST.
r1OR pLAOuEMINEs. = Regular - .

HNOh FLAVUEMI,Nl n Eo: = MeeuIar .fsS. n
sabs having been lsd md @ 0
speee below her Cabin having etted
paint rehhed in the comfortable sye wl resume her
leaving her frs. Tip
TUESDAY October 9s and each FRIDAY and
CANAL each Tuesday bead
PRAIRIE For Hppy board foot Of St. Louis ST.
NEW ORLEANS. October s, s52.
having this dhy mnie thorough animation Of
the atsamer T. Dos sWhLt Capt and finding hsr to te
epsed our zAtacion and under immediate DIR en o he
shipped will the usua Of
mium BY the CompaneG Of this city, "a. " ,7S
" EleHAssP SWAIN, Inspectors ofiial
decg ., JOSIAH LovErT Inspector Of Boilers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-25

Souri, CAROLINA LEeIsLATuRE.-The South Carolina
Legislature adjourned de- the 18th nst after an
active session Of twenty-five days. Thrtyseven acts
we're passed mostly Of private nature The bill to pro-
vide for the election of Presidential ELECTORS by the pso
ple was indefinitely postponed An act passed. lay
ing off the State into Congressional Districts according
the new appointment. The seat of Mr. Trenholm, mem
bsr from Charston declared vacant in consequence
of his holding the plsce Of Consul for the Two Sice
Hs however, had served through most Of the session
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VIII leave TUESDAY December es, at 5 o'clock p M.
HSOR PRINCETON, SKIPWlTH'S ~ n
LANDING Mll.LKEN's BENZ, LAKE PROV
t[ENCE, ylCKSBURG, GRAND GULF, RODNEY, ,A61k3f
NATcHEz FORT ADAMS BAYOU SARA BAroH ROUGE pSS-
ALDSUNyLLE all intermediate landings Weekly
Packet Steamer and elegant
H. will Ahnre
nd ntsrsdae landings Dec. ber g. O'Clock
and every Tuesday throughout the For freight
passage apply on board, or to ~ ssAsSss{ .-i-'
sTRoTHER BROS, Agents, 4s Poydraa street :,
S. freight River with the privilege OF
euippng ycburg will Clerk the Levee foot Of
freight early Saturday morning. octis
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Y.AZOO RIVER.

will leave MONDAY December 81, at O'Clock P. Nj. ri
EOR GREENWOOD MARION ,YA- 49, =
YooC CITY, ,SATARTtA, vICKSBURG, GRAND @SS4$$HA
GULF RODNEY, NArCHEZ and all intermediate -
inss Regular Yazoo River Packet J. Ihe
MORRlSETT D. Power
MASTER For freight passage having superior ac
commodao apply board Cusomhouse street, or TO ~
de,p4 JOHN E. HYDE, IA Poydras street.
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The MADlAi TRs ktsst accounts from Florence state
tst the hopss which have reesny been entertained Of
speedy release Of francesca and Rosa Mads mprsoned
for reading the scripture) likely TO- prove deusive
francesca has been withdrawn from the charge of the
regular chaplain Of the ia and placed under the rres
lance Of guard Of CspuShin ars whose
to employ ell the available resources Of the church cud
ing both exhortations and discipline to bring him back
to the Romish faith To prevent any nterference with
this process of conversion the permission given to his
friends mis restricted to visit of once
month Rosa has besn promised her liberty on condition
| Of ahjuring her faith. 30 80 s5F - aSs4s
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srIarruAL MANrFEsrAzIoss. correspondent of ,the
Natchez Courier, speaking of this humbug says;
might stop here audyes have sufficient grounds for
invoking your pen In opposition tothes9 moustrous ece
tious but when contemplate the awful aonsequences
that may result from the Introduction Of this dausor
among slaves who tell the end Their supefsti
ton Is proverbia and unguded BY higher sense Of rea
soninq faculty the crimes in the catalogue may be de
duced from the controlling power of some designing me
diunur Of abolition inspiration. 5lg5
Uncle Toms Cabin read every morning to the As
sebed gang on each plantation would bevile and mis-
chievcus as it's intentions sreinnocent compared witt
| their belief in spiritual manifestations &
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-25
WaTERLWG PLACES

TyOR BILOXI, FORT PIKE. Bay IT, y
III ST. louis, PASS CHRISTIAN AND MIS-.
SlSs.pp CITY, axending LYCHBURG SPRINGS PAslA
gouA Ys and sSing Psss:ses On sandsy
low pressure CREOLE Cpnries Walker mnser, with
will tho Ponchartrnn Railroad arsiyr
of the Cara n the Lake ol0wt ts ssiNs3
FROM NEW ORLEANS: FROM BILOX: r. e
SATURD " p, cars. SUI DAY EVENING" ea 4
TUESDAY. ..........6r. n cars. THURSDAY EVENING";
Bioxiar intermediate Landings, W SO. Chill
drsn and Servants u 80. Dsck, u 10 .4.f1I ,,As
Bag will leave the office Of the Agent regularly
TUESDAY and SATURDAY o'clock Freghtreceved at
Railroad on Mondays Tuesdays Fridays and Saturdays
noy2G tF1tt ..3 r. GE DES. Agent, 10 Bank Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-25

h BtusicirA ExrEssEs OF PAaps-By tables recently
published it appears that the total Of strictly mun-
cpa expenditures in the city Of Paris from 1s to 1851
inclusive amounts to 22ss5ol4s francsin round mum
bers s4soooo0o In the year 1s47 the expenses were
SO francs in 1s4s they reduced to 50 mil
lions and fractions in 1s4s they rose to nearly % mil
lions sinking in 1850 fraction under 4s millions and
rising again in 1851 to nearly 40 million francs OF the
forty-eight millions allotted to benevolent purposes
nearly nine millions distributed to the poor in the
famine Of Is47, in the shape Of bread tickets
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MEMPHIS,

Will leave WEDNESDAY. December 30 at o'elclock p NJ
EyOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, Mouth I, affsa.. n
OF WHITE RIVER, NAPO.E LEON VICkSBuRG ls5a4SHg gSa
and ali the Bends Memphis Packet GEO. COL:
TIERThe splendid passenger GtO CULlLR j. W. Cos
lee For freight passage having superior
accommodations, npply on board, or to +. no =.
orSMITH l. FlAlSTER. SO Poydras street.
tz5 The GEO COLLIER of Julia dec94
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Will leave TUESDAY, December 49, at o'clock .l4
EyOR VICKSBURG, RG,WARRENTON, 49, n
II NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, RODNEY L~@AtGf ".
AND NATcIIEZ- Regular TUESDAY Weekly vicks-
burg Packet Steamer MAGNOLIAThe magnificent swift
une passenger MAGNOLIA ST. Clair
tor weave above. For freight apply board OF y
w MAGNOLIA will be the svse This Morning ready TO
receive freight, will take freight for Yazoo City, .
T There will Clerk the Leyee early Saturday morning
to receive freight. .l.. slg- decga
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VIII leave SATURDAY., December 9a at O'Clock
NISOR VICKSBURG,WA WARRENTON, 6ssS =
NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND N M GgLf, RODNEY @ssaaa5t3
Iandngs-Re vcksbag Packet steamer
BURKE-EVERY SATURDAY EVENING, at 5 ococf-Th hnt
AboyeE For freight passage, apply on board or %
E9 The GLENDf BURKE will take freight for iazoo with prvi
w Campbell def22
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|EOR SALE-A square Of ground in I'm
II erssnvle, on the Rs'oaa, with fac Grove Of Pecan l
dsas property John street. between Hevis and
Poyrss streets no. story Bk Dwelling with extern
Story St John rssia
| dscl4 issi q. o. SON, Commercial Place
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TICKSBURG.

viii leave SATURDAY, December 9s at s O'Clock p NJ.
ESOR HARD TIM ES, GRAND GULF, W.r <
RODNEY M wATERpEooF I s0a,Eq NATGHPz e.. F9RT
NINE DoNALDsoNvLIE and all steInedate
Weekly ks6nrg p9sks' seaT Al mo.
steamer NATCEZ Leathe st the
will above For freight
apply board Of Canal street. or to
| ID. 4.
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N,HOICE WINES AND LIRuoRS.-BRAn
i,STRAuB,s QUEEN OF THE SOUTH CORN

MLsThs subscribers Agns fr the nsnafactarer and
supply these excellent Mills With and wthou
lrusha iy in and geed shove a de-
lpion guaranteed 70 the Persons 70 want q
Hor Power Saw Agents, ~
q
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RTIS REETER,sP OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fsnts az sfed sor vahls
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has full knowledge of the case writes THUS to the Nsw
York Tribune = esa " S-
The friends Of Mr Greenough haye been shocked and
ncensed at the teIegraphc report sent from Washington
sto the NewYork papers, enbodyng rumor that Mr. G
was 8 confirmed maniac.p The rrmoR G false 1t vas
very inconsderateto speak temperatelyn respectable
journaia to PROPAGATE on authority Of ruor ssste-
ment calculated most deeply to act the family Of Mr.
ton-esen II it had not been gross exaggeration
cruel violation Of the private sanctunry.i1 5Gss 9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-25

A MEXICAN CAMEL COAL at 60 cents per
II barrsl-Now landing. FOUR THOUSAND BARRELS CAMEL
from III Hamilton Coal in this market excel
Coal guaranteed 70 give sa.sacan For sale at the
f' SpENCFR and t64 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-25

L. Will leave TUESDAY, December es, at O'Clock
NNOR NATCHEZ, FORT ADAMS, Ng =
T. RODNEY GRAND sgLI ylcKsBggG s. @ pgGK yIG l6saaa
rCHULA LAKE GREEN WOOD and all intermediate la ~
DAY EVENING PAckETnThs nw magnificent and swift & ralnng
Forfregh passage having splendid apply
on board, SMITH d flalSItk ~ foydras street.
la ~ sid. ~ Ferry der25
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-07-13

Those afflicted with Hernia may rely on
this fact, that my great experience for the
past ten years enables me to see, on exami.
nation, what form Of pad aud amount OF pre-.
sure is requisite to retain the parts perfectly
and to enable the patient to perform all the
duties his situation in life. imposes on him,
and at the same time to be free from any de-.
sire to favor himself on account of being
afflicted. The most Difficult, cases, perhaps
10 the world. have been placed under my
care, and In no instance have | come short
OF imparing, to the wonder Of experience
surgeons. security aud comfort. Thousands
Of certificates and letters, 10 prove my I'M.
equalled success, may be seen at my Office;
where persons are cordially invited 10 call
and examine and have explained TO them
the superiority over sA others Of ny New
Patent TrsS
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-07-13

Ind Miifary College.
WLsHIEgfeE, si1 miles ifsH kl7fHEz
lcnaETuarD NJ 1901

FHE lfustet8 Of jeiiefnon College have
grsntsd . htnse Of The buildings and an
%pnneuances. fof q term Of years. 10 the sub
scuber and bis associate. They remove
wIth their families 20 Washington. and per-
manenfly established themselves IN thai
place. In October last. The College is con.
dacsed on the plan OF teaching. honestly and
thoroughly whatever Is taught andof prompt
obedience 10 rules. The superintendent
graduated el West Point. aud regulates the
discipline -
FOLLOW ~ PRFkcTPLKs - fDoPTED.
4 Military Organization, and uniform Sc
Cuftas ORDER, segainr exercise, sisasgas hsb
its, manly department, and economy in dress
The abollIloE 81 az ezra chsrgcs for ex.
LIa- branches Of study placeing every Cadet
on the same footing and teaching al or o
Of tie coh.ss at the parents option and
with reference u the contemplated pursuits
Of the pupil:
Qualifying the student for Civil Engineer
ing, Practical Surveying, the Counting
House, and Mandatory, as well as Tor the
Professions.
Fixing no period Of time for obtaining a
deerec. but allowing the Cadet TO graduate
when lie can pass rigid examinations on his
chosen studies, and can show that he under
stands their PRINCIPLES.
nrz-The buildings are ample, IN good or
der. aud abulantIy supplied with cistern
water The healihiness Of Washington is
TOO well known to admit Of dispute.
nz-The Library, Laboratory, instruments
and Cabinets, are sufficient for all the wants
Of the pupils.
Greek Latin; French Spanish; West
Point course OF Mathematics Engineering
Practical Surveying; Drawing and Tactics
Application OF Chemistry to the Arts; En-
glish Language; in Grammar, Reading,
Composition, aud Defamation.
ny TeyAsS and G1peaSeS far ten months
-Pagabks half IN 0dvaace-Bakance al
the end If ths 6th Month.
IN THE COLLEGE
For tuition in all Studies, Boarding,
Room Rent. Fuel, Lights. Wash
ing, Use of Arms, Instruments,
Cabinets, Laboratory& Library, $500 90
IN n PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
For ten Months, $3.50 90
Day Pupils in the College--For tut
ton nall the studies, Use.o of Arms.
etc. item Months) $500 90
Day Pupils nthe Preparatory School
For 10 Months-Tuition and use
of Arms, 90 90
nY-Cadets can Join at any period and pay
in proportion. They are required to provide
at their own SOS Uniforms. Room furniture
and Bedding. Class Books and stationary.
D-Session commences FIRST Monday OF
&c, .uer in each year. Vacation, August
and September.
ASHBEL GREEN,
Nov, IL, 1S5i-ly President
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de lE FRUITFUL AND MULiipLr
h a command that should Be eheefari
oe Dyed by the childremof mepg-For FeA
and Male: DIR. Larzette's JUNO CORDfE +
Procreative Elixir, prescribed as all ehecfB
restorative in eases Of Debility, lfn~po,enaY
Barremess, and all irregularities Of natarssa
is all that it processes 10 be, viz: Nature's gfes
restorative, and remedy tor those ia the ma.
ried state without offspring. II is a censI.
cure for seminal emissions, general debilie
gleet, weakness of the genital organs. neryops
affections. leuco hGa or whites. Asa gjas
rating medicine is unequalled. Also.
tain remedy tor incipieAt consuinpGoa. III
gestion, loss OF Muscular energy, phySesi l#
situde, female weakness, debility, &c L b
warranted to please the user iii any ug tie
above complaints, and is Of priceless yalne ii
these without Offspring.
Cfafaon.-This celebrated medicine canHrt
be genuine unless the fac smile signature "
Judson g. Co. IN. b., the onlg American agents
is on the wrapper of each bottle.
Cautionto be sdrefully read end remembered
A counterfeit Of this celebrated dlne Cordial
has lately been issued, having the paMs
Levi Jud5on on tho wrapper. This Levi Jpd-
son is in the store Of md cpanPcted witt, ere
'Lucius S. Corns;ork, who is believed to BE z
instigatot aud real vendor Of the counter 4
Juno Cordial.
Remembertt that the counterfeit hasth nsns
of Levi Judson on the wrapper and the sa'
inc has not his naine OH the wrapper.
JUDS0N go, N).9 tllsst, NJ
Only agents. in America. Established ia
Sold in Woodrilie hy WEIGHTS ELDEH
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edy - want oil space. noWreef, altoAVs me
to give bat few Of them
NATcHEz. May 20. 1850.
M, Shcsmom: Dear Sis~-Last January, |
was in New Orleans, and observing yojir adj
vert;semeut in the Delta, | called to see you
about fitting me with a truss, having previous
ly used the different kinds sold in stores to no
purpose. They were a perfect source OF an
uoyance. My rupture yearly increased in
size, filing my soul with terrible forebodings,
for ! had oil one occasion been eye witness to
the awful results of s!rsngulated rupture. Now
my apprehensions are all conc; my mind is
composed and can with Joy to myself and
surprise to my friends, among whom Is one OF
our most eminent physicians, inform you that
1 am cured-that my rupture has not shown
itself for two months. The bottle Of wash you
gave me il all used up; and, II you think il
necessary 10 continue the use oft, ] would like
you to aend me some.
Mr.. Jones who has made a trip to New
Orleans on purpose 10 have you fit him,
with a truss, was at my house on last Sun
day, and is quite well pleased says The
truss is SO easy he sometimes forgets, he has
it on, and is only convinced by feeling. He
now believes, although he was sceptical
when he got the truss, that his case.is cura-
bic, and thai the truss and preparation you
furnished him on will cure it. I suppose
his faith is strength, assured by the present
condition of my case. Ii persons knew how
their sulferings were aggravated by the use
OF the old fashioned. ilI-6tting trusses, / am
sure they would never use them. The com
fort derived, aud The security felt in the use
OF your truss. certainly over balance all Pc
culinary considerations. With respect and
esteem, | remain yours. ETC.,
e. w. WATSON.
4. Sit this VIII benefit any i suffer
lns g once suffered, BY msklng + pubic
you have my consent to DO 50.
SHERMAn's Office for the fitting Of his
Patent Truss. aud the sale Of his Rsxntr,,
Kennedy. is 20, ST. Charles. ttsign Of Tho
o. New Orleans. RemSasber the nam,
and auasber.
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MISSISSIPPI.


Alssk Griffin, black, 5 A., 8 ga inches high,
10 years cd, stout built, whiskeras 2 scars on
leit hand andwrists bclonge 70 Landry, Doaal-
s~onville.
cAaylss dark copper color, 8 feet inch.
es hirh. 90 years, one upper tooth projecting,
saya he belongs 70 Holloway, Whitestown,
NfaR.
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nR Al RANALDSON has s-snb.
- ishsd 90 iHTmKAav in The fown Of
Clinton. where chrome snd surgical cases
win be treated The buildings occupy a
healthy and Loauiuui l%ocaiion, and are laige
aud airy, capable Of comfortably accommD-
dating eighty Or hinety patients.
The difficulty Of regulating shc habits.
and controlling uho nppeiites Of negroes. at
home. ofin quarter Tsldefs q almost impos-
sible. successfully TO treat obstinate dis
eases. Strict dttefe irestmcni. the daily
and nightly care Of the Physician or Sur.
9eon, end The era discipline Of an h%ospital
ais lie only means BY which many Diseases
nm eerr b- -1-s ate mali exDEsHls
% r1 ghs sx4ss.Aval,
with casee iasi ifsg~ Deel shossh nss
A soon a. practicable. the appsraiua ne.
cessnry for the Hydr0pdtiie tfeeTrsvtt viii
be aided 10 the Infrmary.
CHARGES.
b, g DAYS or less per day. 81 SO.
For every esy beyond 10 -
For every doy aflaf convalescsEce. 80
1IRsss Y Sdgcs include every thing reqais-
ite-boauf medicine, mraioal services, &c
Surgical operations viii he an extra charge
Payment will invariably be required before
negro IS PERMITTED % keor6 the Intimacy.
CO Bayou Ssrn Ledger. and Liberty
Advocate--publish four times aHd send bill
to A J. Il.
Clinton. La, m2j-lw3l
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yEYO THE LAiRS-TEE GRk-
Il UINE BALM OF COLUMBIA

o RESTORING THE HAIR.
"Long hair Is D glofyf 10 a woman, saEs
And all feel the truth d the p~ioasqaotaloaf
Preserve ii then, ladies, your glory may laai
Unless you protect it with this pTepaTapeN'
II you wish d rich, luxuriant head q haAr
free from dandrufT and scurf, do not iail toPNj
cure the genuine Balm Of Columbia. lncasss
Of badness, It will more than exceed your q.
pectations. Many who have lost Their laR
for twenty years, have had it restored io'ss
original perfection BY the use Of this 6afmI
Age, state, or condition, appears 10 o. no y.
stacle whatever: it also causes the hae Z
flow with which the delicate hair tubes = All
ed, by which means thousands twhose bag
was as grey as the Asiatic eagle) ave bad
their hair restored to IFS natural Color by IDS
invaluable remedy. In all cases Of fever y
will be found the most pleasant wash ihaicaH
be used. A few applications only are nece;.
sary TO keep the hair from falling Ont \
strengthens the roots il never fails 70 lHpal.
a Fich glossy appearance, and As ferens
Tor the toilet it's uRequalIed. hQN talss
times as mpsh as other fniscaHed NJ
I've. and IS more edeetuai
Casasom-NsveI by il ,enless yoa laaa Y
name of Comstock & CO., proprieiorS ~ y
wrapper of each bottle, OK yen are chsase
with a counterfeit article ,s
Sosd in New York only by Comsiccs {
Brother, No. 3 John street, and, IN Wooas,''
by WRIGHT EbDEh