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eoMMKRCIAL AFFAYRa

WHOLEaALB PRICES CURRENT.
0oRzncTEo WrDHEDAy JUN IA, vea THE Nnw YolE
HERAID.
NEW YORK MARKET.
Dfs<s pesd6tc IN cash. Goods stored 20 @ sod s public
suction 81 the ed u sns yev I ~ cases Z s24o
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Weekly Rcport OF Death,

n the City and County Of New York, from the Sd day Of
July to the 10th DAY Of July, 1851
Men, 81 Women. S. Boys ISl; Girls, sS-Total 332.
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LLwAy TRAFFIC IN GREAT BRITAIN.

According to this the receipts less than in 1869
when extraordinary existed for travel com
parison for six months shows favorable state Of
things
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stock Exchange,

The first Fix months Of this year in ofisst
Notwithstanding the additional travel in caused by
tina Word,s Fair
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Decre06o pAol,uo4
The tolls tor the first week in July last year $50
this year are.. 81 ,4a6
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The tolls Of last year to the 7th Of July 2l2
this year are...... 1,03lll3
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The uniformity in the value of produce and manuiac-
,os oxportcd certainly exhibits prosperous condition
~ that branch Of the foreign trade OF Great Britain and
a "a sIso indicative Of the prosperous condition Of oil
elssscs in England The industry which has marked
every department oC British msnUtactue y pretty good
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-04-12

1t is denied sometimes, nay often. by some
Of the sol -dinni Vino presses Of the North,
that their opposition TO Mr.. FILLMORE aud his
Administration springs from any thing con
nected with the Compromise measures, or his
approval of them. or enforcement of them as
laws. Indeed, this declaraton'is necessary to
their position as Wines, because II has ever
been cardinal Vino principle that the veto
power was never to be employed for slight
causes. or upon the mere grounds of expedi-
ency, and that the laws were also to be exc
culed and obeycd The fact, however, is felt
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-04-12

All thess vessols have been built in the Clyde and
on the banks OF the same river two Of greater di-
mansions are now nearly completed, TO be chilled
the Prsia and the Arabia. Besides tbcsc thcro
these, bearing the appropriate name OF the Satellite,
about $50 tone burden,is kept ia the Mercy to
"ictch and carry" for the larger vessels round
which il may be said 10 revove. III space permit
ted, we could give a detailed description of the ad
mrable and luxurious accommodation for pissen-
gers board these chips; but IL Is sufficient here
TO cay that in them, well az IN all otbers that fall
within the scope Of the present paper, the greatest
skill, ingenuity, experience, and good tsstc have
long sea voyage as agreeable and pleasant as il 10
possible Tor long sea voyages to be. During the
year 1850 the number Of rips made by these vcsses
across the Atlantic was SO; the number Of passen
gers carried 1910 out, and $40 home, $50
in all, bcing increase of 1895 the previous
year. The sum paid by these passengers was
about quarter Of million sterling. The ave-
rage length Of passage from Liverpool 20 Hall
fax was III days h0urs; from Halifax to Liver
pool, days 81 hours; HALIFAX 10 Boston, "a
hourf; Hslifay 10 New York IS hours; New York
| 70 Halifax, o. bours; and Boston TO Halifax, Al
hours. Ia the month Of May the Canada steamed
/ from Liverpool 90 New York in II days 10 hours
and in The came month the Au1ica occupied only
3 days 10 hours from Halifax 70 Liverpool. Thee
returns show marked increase In speed over ,h,
early voyages Of steamers scross The Atlantic. Eact
Of the vessels Of this line consumos about 700 tons
| Of coal between Liverpool and New York; at III,
| --
M. Cunard still holds thiD bermuda contract
The time occupied on the voyage is about three
and bali days. Formerly sailing vessels wer'
employed; but the service IL now performed BY
screw. steamers Of three hundred and sixty tons
and about ninety horse power.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-04-12

AN ANIMATED HonsE RACE came of near New
Oileans on the 81 instant, between ID. F. Kcnncr's
bay cold Louis d Or Col. A. l.. Bngamans chest
nut gelding RUDE. and r. b. Patterson's bay flly
B.ity Oliusr, which was contested in three four
mile heas. In the first heat Betty Oliver fell, and
threw her rider over fence; and Rube came out
ahead In the eccond and third heats, Lou's d. Or
came out ahead, and won the race. Best time in
fourth mile of second beat, .55. Purse, 500.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-04-12

DEATH or BfsnoP HEppfNo.-The senior bishop
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church in New York.
the Rev. DR.. Hedding, died Of dropsy, at PJugh-
kccpse, the 9th instant, after long and pain.
fol illncss. " More than year ago." says the
New York Eoening Pot, che became aware tina,
he victim OF the disease under which he has
finally fallen, and. during the pact month or two,
bis end constantly iel, to be rapidly approach
in
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-04-12

THK TELKeRAPH BEATiso TImE.-A tccgraphc
dcspatrh TO the New Orleans P,eoyiae, which lcf,
the city Of New York at twenty minutes past nine
O'Clock on Friday evening arrived in New Orleans,
and was in the hands Of the compositors there, AT
twenty two minutes pact eight, beating time by
hfiy eight minutes.
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Ior seymour, oIy'

Majority for Seymour, SIG.
The towns to be heard from gave Iast year 2, Cos
votes for Foster, 2,Tos seymour, and 27i scat
tering. Seymour is undoubtedly elected by the
people by majority of about 500. The whole
Loco State ticket ia also chosen.
The Wings have lost The Senator in the sth dis
trict, notwithstanding the large majority given for
him in Norwich. Hull has a majority of PSI in
North stonngton, which puts him ahead in the
district about dozen votes
The Wings are sure, therefore, OF only five Sem
ators-the 4th, 9Th, It'll, l2ti and l4th districts.
DIR. WEIGH is probably elected in the 18th. The
other districts Loco, without hope
We have full returns OF the House, showing
80 Wings elected, and 1873 Locos-whole number,
225 Loco majority, IL.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-04-12

TsK GRISsrLL TgsTiNosIAL-The following
characteristic letter, says an English paper from
Mr.. Grinncl. declining TO receive the proposed
national token Of gratitude, has been received by
the committee; in consequence Of which it is in
contemplation to return TO the subscribers tho
money received for the purpose:
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THE r Il 2 u B Lie.
VI ASHINGTON
MONDAY MORNING, APRIL IL, 1852.

ga crisis ia approaching that must, If it cannot
government shall be preserved, or anarchy and
confusion enSue. can most religiousy aver
have no wish that ia incompatible with the Dig
nifty happiness, and true interest OF the people Of
this country. My ardent desire is, and my aim
has been, as far as depended upon the Executive
Department, TO comply strictly with all
gagements, foreign and domestic; but to keepthc
f. United States free from political come xons with
every other country, to see them Independent
Of all and under the influence Of none. In a word,
: want au american character, that the powers Of
Europe may be convinced act for oursrlpes,
: and not for others. This, in my Judgment, lie the
only way to be respected abroad and happy at
home; and not. by becoming the partisans Of Great
Britain or France, create dissensions, disturb the
public tranquility, and destroy, perhaps forever,
: the cement which binds the Union"
tGEonGE WAsHINGToN, 1895.
"Kesolusd. That regard the series Of acts
known as the Adjustment measures as forming
{ in their mutual dependence and connexion sys-
8 TEN of compromise the most conciliatory and the
best for the entire country that could be obtained
from conflicting sectional interests and opinions,
and that, therefore, they ought to be adhered to-
and carried into faithful execution, as final set
ticmcnt in principle and substance Of the danger
Qua and exciting subjects which they embrace
Resolution Of JHhig Congressional Caucus, Decem.
her l. 1851
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-04-12

FRoM ST. JAoo DE CupA.--The Uniied States
stonm-ffigato Saransc, Com. Porter commanding,
arrived Mt ST. Jago from J,cnel on the goth ut /,
and sent dispatches for the United States Govern.
ment by the FavOriia.
The authorities Of ST. Jago, apprebending an
other expedition against The island, ordered three
vcsses--a steamer, brig, and schooner to cruise
between Cape Cruz and Cape Maize
Nerp York Erg~tss. Oh.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-04-12
Connecticut Election.

From the Hartford Copdnt, Aprl s.
We have the vote for Governor from all the
towns in the State but nineteen, and they give the
EpnNinn result.
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"GEsrLsMrS: The report being confirmed by
the last arrival from England of your generou,
intention TO present me with memorial Of British
gratitude for my envrts for the relief Of Sir John
Franklin, beg 10 transmit by the fret steamer
my grateful scnse of the feelings which dictated
the movement. and to request most earnestly that
you will dedicate TO the recovery Of the missing
naviRetors any sums you may have collected for
the purpose.
II claim no merit for my expeditions; the cause
OF Sir John Franklin is the cause OF universal hu-
maDity, and my country would have rcnpcd es
much adventago>ps yours bad he succeeded in
opening the icy gates OF the Arctic regions.
IL only regret that the aid was Intellectual,
and am earnest in hopes that the coming season
will witness more powerful efforts to assist in the
rcco,ery OF the brave men who have pcriod lille
for the advancement Of knowledge, to benefit not
England alone, butt whole world
'Gratefuliy approaching your honorable mo-
uves, beg TO decline receiving a testimonial for
an act which was simply duty, especially
urgent upon the citzens OF this maritime COM
Tnonweaith.
with sentiments Of great respect, ] am
gentlemen, your friend,
"HENRY CRINNELL.
"To Sir John Ross, Sir William Edward Parry,
CAPTAIN William Penny and others
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-04-12
Tho eract frnres wero ns follow,.

To'Ol value Of exports in 1896 e53, 96s .572
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HE. T.AgENAN.
lemsE g law azd aEasEa Reel

flsnnlhes, No
rftpaa Kti,A ~ II Hind. hrlwces, ~ and ~ IT.
MNKlI1. <fetllt ~ fclfttiicn ofdefss ~ etile
w p>6I.4sit1a| b,fnnees entrusted 70 bio enls. 4.
~ tt f1a1'ffo Ahsfacfk " Ifi;t 70 n ihofea ~
~ j |,aGs.l I'D Ill Essnlsh 10 thoss desiring T.
A. tt4it<i ~ Al ne contcyanres record, q enf
~, n ~ city.
Hs ) rsmni1s,oned 10 lsiss Dsposiiions, Aeknewl.
siktmtricf deeds, ke, fof li1inies 81 Virginia nn
HeNiaeky.
NaferenHeai
Ntesir. woods. ChaisiF Co, 3. Leulss 10
4ietass Dean, King o., -
11fssfs Ccilins 9 Kellogg,
Sitter, Price 4 Co, rhiiAdelphia, Pa.
Morris l.. HallomeA Co. =
Noaslt, iiswe' q Co., Hsnnibsl. No
III. T. X. seimss,
~. ceotse sshrvier, foet si-iyl
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-08
NEW YORK
STORE

a l saussePs old stand, where he will always be
found in person, ready 10 wait on his customers
and purchasers generally The FIVE years. business
Wnlch ne mas done here HAS NOW PROVED that his one
price cash system has met with universal approya
abing him TO sell cheap while it attracts regular Gus.
ton. Believing the truth 10 be the better policy wil
not resort 10 flaming pufs and extravagant nromi"a,
which no one believes, but will simply announce tbai
my newly hied up Clothing Room is now tisa vim , 20,
ample assortment Of SeasOnable Clothing, and "'" '"'
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
Too numerous 10 be here detailed. The attention
Whieh has been gyento STYLE cut, quality and variety
will no: permit either 10 be surpassed As cor ~,
prices, have always believed that the best Mace ~
prove II do sell cbeapis right at my counter ,ybere
my customers and purchasers generally are resDectG,
invited toeome and Judge for themselves. [apT2II.
WILLIAM SAUSSER,
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w. F. KERCHEVAL

LAS opened for J. C. Waugh, at the well know
IL store formerly occupied by Kercheyal 4 Green
and recently known as the Peoples Store, fine stool
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-08

+. STlLLWELL, successor To S. Ridg-
LEVI. Manufacturer Of spIii Gas, Chemical OIL Alec
he, sud Pure Spirits. Sign Of the Golden Barrel, At
No Isl olive, belwesn % aud ID streets, os9y
81. Louis, Mo.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-08

]. II. LIGHTNER, ISS, N. Main street
Dealer IN Stoves, Crates, Ploughs, Hollow Ware, and
ohio not Blast Pig Iron. ocay
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10 All Whom 1t may Concern.

A ~. shosr isars,ea 10 us, ard especially Z Ose
IA whose accounts have become sILVEnED over
with AGE are requeded 10 settle the same. SO come
np and don't be bashlu and your credit and take
affesh slan with the New Year (dec25-4w)
COLLINS 4 BREED
BURTlS a. BROTHER, Direct Import
eFfa and wholesale dealers in every description OF Sad
lglry ilardwsie, al Man street. between Locust and
Vac,
MI 81. Louis, Mo.
Orders carefully and promptly filled at lowest Pri'ss
eesy
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GILL 81 BROTHER, Manufacturers of
Ready made Linen, and importers and dealers In IN
der Garments, Gloves, Hosiery, Crayats, Stocks Bra
SHIFTS, &c, wholesale and retail, al 1872 Main 81
between Locust and Vine, 0cgy
ST. Louis, Mo.
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WOODEN WARE!

tHE Subscribers have just received on consignment
a iot OF wooden ware &c consisting ofiubs; buck
ts ehurns half bushels; wash boards Tar cans; butter
ladies; cocoa dpPers, barrel covers well buckets;
dar Ruest spoons; rolling pins; horse buckets
bowls, covered boxes, knife trays; beef maets GOV.
cred sugar buekets; scrubbng brushes; plow lines: bed
cords; backing brusbesj matches &C al Of which are
CGsIee 10 tine ueaieSs al 81. Louis prices. no.6lf
]. A. INSLEE, & co.
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Administrator Notice.

Administrative Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons interested in
the estate OF Thomas Smarr, deed, that letters
Of administration have been granted TO the undersgn
ed by The clerk ofthe Rails County Court, in vacation,
bearing date Nov. 20, 1851.
All persons indebted 10 said estate are request.
ed 10 make payment Immediately, all persons having
claims against said estate requested 10 present them
properly authenticated, within year from the date
Of said letters, or they may be precnded from any ben.
eft Of said estate, and il not presented within three
years, they will be forever barred
nov27-3ts ELIZA L. SMARR, Adm'x,
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b. MOSEBACH,

Doctor .hediciHa, ChtruvgiG, q arts Obsteircie,
80
As located himself In this city, and offers his pro-
i i fessional services 10 those who may favor him
with Their patronage He is graduate Of the Univer-
iity Of Cessen, Germany, and has pracieed for
ten years in Nashville, Tenn.
ing ueii acquainted with the peeuliaFities OF the
diseases OF this country, feel confident OF giving
Satisfaction 10 The afflicted;
Ard having studied in particular he works OF the old
seret phySiciab, III Iphrastus Of Hohenhsim, and
Onnd the :, stem Of healing Of Paracesus the only and
sole one to rely upon for safe success Offer in chron-
Teal dis rs, np cure, no pay.
E1-No charge lor poor persons.
once On Bird street, next door to the Union Of
&c, Cup ttsig). oe23
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NOTICE Is hereby given 20 all creditors and others
interested IN the estate Of Wiiliem s. Tinele deed
that letters Of standardization said estate bearing dat
July ., 1881, have bern granted to the ut deigned by
the clerk OF Marion county court in vacation All persons
indebted 70 said estate requested 10 make payment
Immediately and all persons having claims against said
ted, within year from the date OF said letters or
they may be pveeuded from any benefit Of said estate
and II not presented within three years; they will be
forever barred.
Oe3o-3t JULIA A. TINGLE, Adm,r,x.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-08

J. A. ROSS, Brass Foundry and Ma
chine Shop and Spur Factory, 2O2 n. second street,
ST. Louis, Mo-,
Constantly on hand and manufactured to order, Beam
Scales Of Iron Brass and Platform (of all sizes)
Counter, Druggists, Flour, Floor Hay and Car Scales
also Spurs, Brass Castings Engine Lathes aud Machi-
inst;s Tools Of every variety oc9y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-10
MEDICAL.

AAALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
TIE ORIGINAL AND ONLY No cGTHoana ha.
stis ss s
il. .s lss
ssR s ss'sGs u mssHx
anest snent to which n. frame OF man subject Let
SIT I, : Il:
I SS n al fs9 ,sSe
tas iy:'sH m T.n sas
su1s ~ exTRAc but .s h5
Of It's value, selected from tho thousands popsesson
NJ. s . =
%i s,, s ssss sy esf
s . @ 1 ,h'. ssSs
3 % % a s P"fa and s 1--we ' Saa
ted ioars 6ut mo- purpose M.4nw
nxs l fA e. s oGs bs @ my
@ M n IA cure a
Wiling affirm to- should make tbs s'"s'm'n, i aI cd
CiaCinpati 4lh month 1871.
ERysIrELAs
For Eryspea PAIN EXTRACTOR Invaluable. ohot r9e
dt make The disappear m s time but
and completely the the d'eass s"d
oasOt1 thorough cu.e.
lwasnue years cities Of HewYotk and Al
n .p s sssy nd @ Ss 1.rFt Is
@ barge unpa the sIs hens prorndnR and larry hos
G Ss. sG tss Sa" Ky tas % and ny
9le vi" sI burning w" hs :. that d DID not
Mia @ ,.d Sss ne DEATH 'H' when
TRY DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.
s s' s wssyt touched sss
aSa e. Ky @ 0'h h s SsS m i P
sk them which soen cured mo ny life to your valuable En-
IT, no" " A ''. ''' KERzA
SALT RHEUM.
DAIIEY's used
family for Sal Rhsum Of thirteen dunuon and for war,.
Tsi. ys R.T y @
ldssd to he very d ia sor y
os[s asyS @ bv ] s IT, e 5 a
S sasnsis s4Ts ROSWELL cHAriS
C0sTiVENEss; OR, CONSTIPATION OF THE bowgLs
Sy o IL, re- - f ana m the WORST en. e.
sl The ola .ess bay asa fssonshs,s fs4sPty
their
Vi nv s''os.S sisss 4 h Ess'of i:
fa"ly saiei asd harm.
SORE NIppLEss
III e.cy Of the PAIN EXTRACTOR ihEs disease
sS I r. s. s,s ~ M a: 2
1hs Gil s sr thu. rs seys e s pAEYs aAGcAL FAN
to .hs% b. g p s:4 with tbs; Ho'' diH';sssqf
s.,sv .rf, . FEVER ,aTs s, soRE les Wit,
Sore esrs pas ,psut nearly t9 hundred
sn @ ' I'D, % 90 ps1 % s h s. '
sort iea:l of and tried bALEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
VII rurps before hat Used whole s
sA!re, LIMB entirely hssed, a1d have nothing Of il s
I DRArA(LK DAVE.
Henrietta, Acnros county, N. Y, May 6, 1873.
OUTS, WOUNDS AND SORES.
Tire effects the PAIN EXTRACTOR quickly
doss all heal sCsR
REMAINS s sacesas healing old OF long standing
| Psralleled.
! sr. Iorts, Mo-, Jrlys, 1916.
psar SAbous week since while working my trnd my
foot bad aud dangsrJu. Tie Whole bit
tered the top my loot Just below the n'tp The wonnd
nlsme continued do
Rrith OIL Tnrrs Of ayh, sihesvs pe All 70
| parpo-e. thsn commanded the use Of
pALLE7'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
aSi saa than the pain ead Inflammation rras
! aad hrs entirely leit
| confidently DALLFy's MAGICAL PAIN Ex-
TRACTOR srpeo hing ried for =,
| moving inflammation.
sta shiP cpens By trade ard shs b. willing 70 ssiy
Avsuae at No ISL, wheroI can information dessd.
! You're truly, JEFFERSON n. BISHOP.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-10
TITLE TX.
MODE OF REVISING THE CONSTITUTION,

ART al. ANY amendment or amendments to this
Constitution may be proposed in the Senate or House
OF Representatives, and II the shall be agreed
to by two.thirds of the members elected to each
house, such proposed amendment or amendments
shall be entered their journals, with the yeas and
nays taken thereon and the Secretary of State shall
cause the same to be published three months before
the next general election for Representatives to the
State Legislature, in at least one newspaper, in
French and English, in every Parish in the State in
which a newspaper shall be published and such
proposed amendment or amendments shall be sub
mited to the people at said election and if major
ity of the at said election shall approve and
raty such amendment amendments, the same
shall become part of the Constitution. If more
than amendment be submitted at time, they
shall be submitted in such manner and form that the
people may vote for or against each amendment
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-10


~ "a Neither house. during the session OF the
General Assembly, shall, without the consent OF
Other ADJOURN tor more than three days, nor to
ny other place than that in which they may be sit
ing.
AIT. %. Tbs members OF the General Assem-
iy shall receive from the public treasury eompen-
alton tor their services, which shall be onr dollas
day during their attendance, going and
ng from the session OF their respective houses
The compensation may be increased or diminished
~ law but no alteration shall take effect during
period OF service OF the members of the Houe OF
Representatives by whom such alteration shall have
oseu msds. No session shall extend to period be-
sond sixty days, to date from its commencement,
nd any legislative action had after the expiration
4 ths said sixty days, shall be null and void. Inns
'rovsion shall not apply To the first Legislature
which is to convene after the adoption oil TINS Coh
titution.
ART. 10. The members o! the Genefal hssshio'S
hail. in all cases except treason, felony breach OF the
'racs, be privileged from arrest during tn''F at
vndancs at the sessions of their respective h'"sr>'
nd going to or returning from the same am. Ter
nay speech or donate IN elsnsr i'1S' '"ss S'" w.
'a quts..oheo ~ any o'ue' d,,
hkT'< NO 0enato, " i.ep' ,i w $50 r 49,
ns she term 'or WINCH 10 vas e,o,es' nv, ~ ~ ~
ear the1ea'tef' oe po'u'19 VI !" t 'J 49,,
''hcs OIL pfnn' u"esf 'n'e 49,, Ill
1aeh created or inc uss Vi WHY s"a'l
ave ofeh increases - a. ~ ~ 800 tI
&C Representative YVES IN ONCE eNeep' 10 sue" On
esof appointments as may DE- "''eo oy 'he eiec-
'oas Oh n sne sr"f'e .,... ,.,
ART 90 NO person VINO e. any t,'ae I,ay nave ".
'1en so'ee'"' v. saH.s, 1,a:s a..'n Vi
huhic'Pa OF hnst oes'm
wv pun"o .ioney' s'ita, oe 70 .ne aa.
sssmoy, 'r 10 any 'iiine pru' a, 11 .l'st aHus,
ne S'ate uose''e".' "h,'' pe s''a uaNe oDta'"e
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? . = : 3 3 8 9 3
Gss~ oU NTE Silica

CUCN7ERFFIIS .HBOUND,t
an other altely named PAIN EXTRACTOR3 Cornrs Of
DALEYs. The wor.hlesa nope By ssaInx
they ndus the public bts.e
thu vrtasa ths aSs Buy
AEsnts
tg- ATTEND TO THE PECULIAR MARKS UPON THE GEN.
T5r ASD ossERFs THAT TIE NAME ~ DALEY" BE
THE ENVELOPE OF EACH BOX, AND THAT No OTHER By
UPON IT. ~ "
General Dspot n th uasd States sddrsesss
VII he promptly "Tscrtsi II. DALEY & CO.,
<lb BROADWAY, Nav Yorf.
SOUTHERN DEPOT.
ISL CHARITIES STREET, NewOrleans
Whsrs sil Dealers The sat,s OF LOUISIANA, ALABAMA his
slssPl KENTUCKY .nd TENNESSEE the City LOUIE
in ths stats OF MISSOURI, will be promptly supplied.
JOHN WRIGHT ( CO.,
hxn.. E.sI t..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-10

-, IT, RENT1SS,
MR. buLI-n to SnraapGria
IL s3'fe extent in cuhneocB a Of long standing,
pe LSpa Proras Seabes Sypic Cach0xia
whore the nics>n q thorough
the fluids of the body with considerable
junction With local think would
PafatNn Of Sa!sapalnn any phyan will yaaa
Upon the substances shat into
Respectfully. ysuP W. T. PRENTISS, 81, d,
Tswispcrt KY, December q, 1877.