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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-18
CITE ElR RHErNATIsM.

| A Pdfis;an correspondent Of an English
paper says: picked up the other day
| from one of the most eminent and inteill.
gent physicians in France, the tavorite pu-
pill Of Dapuytren some curious scraps Of
medical lore that perhaps may anuse you
and coming from man whose lI5ora'lty
of opinion is only equalIed by his own
skill and intellect they are certainly worthy
Of perasan and might afford valuable hints
to science.
A lady who had been patient Of his
but whom, ia consequence Of her removal
from Paris he had not seen her for some
time. came to him lately TO say that her
daughter was afflicted with violent rheu
matism pains. As she still resided in the
country, however, DR.. G. could not do more
than give her some general counsel, deter
ring the actual treatment until she could
bring her daughter TO Paris. In few
DAYS she returned telling him thai her sul
erings were completely removed in the
following singular manner:
One night being seized with an attack,
the violence of which was in tolerabte, the
lnother in despair sent to the only medical
practitioner Of which the village boasied-
a man who by the help OF little self-taught
lore, and certain knowledge Of simpses
and old women's remedies, treated the
peasants satisfactorily enough.
No sooner did our Galen arrive, than he
directed that all the empty bottles that
could be collected should be placed on the
floor, mattresses laid over them, aud the
sufferer extended thereon. The effect was
magical In few minutes the patient ex
perienced the greatest relief, and finally Q
complete cessation Of suffering; and though
the attacks had afterwards returned, they
never failed TO yield to this singular RENE
dv. The solution of the mystery (ei
which the village doctor was quite igno-
ran'.l DR.. G.. found at once. Electricity
il appears is the great aggravator OF all
such maladies; aud Of the force, glass is =
non conductor Ii then the electric current
: cut off from contact with the patient i'm
mediate relief is The consequence. Prof
Ting by the hint DIR. c. has since in all ca
ses. caused hck glass cS lindeFs TO lie pat
under the maldde'S bed and with success
be most complete.
Another case was cure where consump-
ton had actually commenced and had
made some progress by passing FIVE or sin
hours day 10 butchers shop. a third
where what was considered fatal affection
Of the spinal marrow in young girl com
pletely ieded to the process OF sun-burn-
|ing--the patient being stripped 10 the waist
and placed tacing south wall during The
hotties, part Of the day.
The inventor OF knock -kneed syrup has
/ lust patented wash toI sore-eyed potatoes.
lille obtained the receipt from Ezra Ii Prem
tice, the gentleman who raised sorrel
colt irom horse-chestnut.
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q co ID ,lN

The following, which friend informs
Us is vefitabie fact, is TOO good to ot
lost:
Nyt thousand miles from our city there
ives an individual who owns what tie
Yankees call struck patch" and who cal
tigates vegetables and other greens for our
market. During the last season, water
melons it seems were his main crop, and
having brought them to great perfection,
Of course he had nany visitors who CANT
SAN eEREMoMEn about the wItchina
hour Of night, aud loaded themselves With
his pets Morning arrived bringing ne"
proof thai the spoiler had been ''aboat, !"
and he determined to keep look out. 10
accordance herewith about that "hoar
"hcn thieves DO mostly prowl, he armed
himself with his trustR fifelock, aud re-
paired to spot where the vines were very
thick. and having seated himself prepared
to watch. But The '.best lali schemes Of
mice and men gang att agety:" scarcely
had he fixed msefc0mfortably, and gath
erred the vines around him, leaving moth
ing visible bat the top Of his "cnaPEAu:"
when spirit Of drows'ncss stole over him,
aud in few moments our MN OF tile mel,
ans was snuglF ensconeed in the arms Of
sleepy Godn 4 few minutes atter, and
TWO dasky forms could be seen crawling
slealthily over the fence vending their way
cautiously along Ia tie direction OF the
sleeping watcher.
Here they spicd huge melon, and
plucked it; aud, "as there Is many slip
oetwixt the cup and the lip" they deter
mined then aud there tn appropriate its
rich and iaicg pulp TO the benefit OF the
Inner man" But neither had a kniie,-
..necessity however in the mother OF in
yenlioa;n our maion thieves adopted as q
motto ANY port 10 Storm" and upon
looking around discovered what they took
10 be a stump. One moment mare, and
down come that huge green body upon the
devoted head 81 orr melon watcher
iIaa the Judgement day opened upon him.
he could not have been more astonished.--I
lie thought his time had GENE, and with
grunt and bound be was off with light
njng speed. leaving bis hai and gun sole
possessors of the field; for the thieves were
es much alarmed al the melon man anf
'twoui4 haze been hard 10 say which sped
the fastest, as in opposite directions they
t4rIv flew across the PATCH Peters
bargh Express,
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GOLDEN RULES.

The following excellent advice, cut
from newspaper, was found in the wallet
of the late STEPHEN ALLEN. These Col
den Rules had made their impressions upon
the head and heart Of the man who kept
them in his pocket. And hence he lived
prosperously and happy end died universal
IS respected
Keep good company or none. Never
be idle. Ii your hands cannot be useiully
employed, attend 10 the cultivation Of your
mind. Always speak the truth. Make
few promises. Live up to your engage
ments. Keep your own secrets, if you
have any. When you speak TO a person,
lock him in the face. Good company and
good conversation are the very sinews Of
virtue Good character is above all things
else. Your character cannot be essential
any one speaks evil Of you, let your life
be SO that none will believe him. Drink
no intoxicating liquors. Ever live (nis-
fortunes excepted within your income,
When you retire 10 bed, think over what
gou have been doing during the day
Make no haste 0 he rich if you would pros
per- Sm,ll and steady gains gives COM
potency with tranquility Of mind. Never
play at any kiad Of game of chance. A.
void temptation, though fear you may not
withstand it. Earn money before you
spend it. Never run into debt, unless you
see way TO get cut again. Never bor-
row, if you can possibly avoid it. Do not
marry until you are able to support wife.
Never speak,eyii Of any one. Be just be-
fore you are generous. Keep yourself in
nocent, if you would be happy. Save
when you are young 10 spend when you
are old. Read over the above maxims at
least once week.
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WIgsl: sClsEENEEsY.

( NONSTANTLY on hand and wove to order
~ for Tanning Mills, Rolling Screens to Flour
ING Mills, &c.
, Every family viii find it to their advantage TO
nave wire screenery in their cellar windows,
cupboard doors, cheese room windows, &c. lot
@SeelIng out rats, mice and flies. have some on
"a'd wove for the purpose.
Orders by mail or Otherwise will be promptly
attended to WIN, A. NURSE.
Moline. III Julv lst, 1852 43-tf
tVANTED, LARD, HANS, BUTTER, EGGS, TAI
W low and BsEswAx, for which the highest
price will he paid by VAN TuYL q COOK.
uST received and for sale 6 BY 10, 10 by II
~ and 10 by IA Window Glass. by
aprtl23d, VAN TuXL \ COOK.
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The AGF OF THINKING. One Of the
best modes OF improving The art OF tnlnk-
ing is to think over some subject before
you read upon it, and then observe after
what manner it has occurred TO the mind
OF some great master: you viii then oh
serve whist YOU have omitted and what you
have exceeded; aud BY this process YOU
vii! iusensibiy catch the manner in which
a great mind views great question. Ii
is right To study, not only 10 think when
any extraordinary incident prurokes YOU ,C
think. but from time to time 10 review
what has passed, to dwell! upon il. and TO
see what trains Of thought voluntarily
present themselves to Your mind IL is =
most superior habit 10 some minds to refer
all the particular truths which strike then
to other truths more general, so that theil
knowledge is beautifully methodized, ane
the particular truth at once leads 10 the
general truth. This kind Of understand
ing has immense and decided superiority
over ,hose confused heads in which ono
fact is piled upon another without any at
tempt at classification or arrangement.
[Sidaey Smith.
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AN ENGLISH TRAVELLER IN AMERICA.

AN ENGLISH TRAVELLER IN AMERICA.
A citizen recently returned from Lon
don, tells, with much humor, Of some equiv
oque that mingled in conversation he
had with an English officer, who, un-
known to him, had served in Paekenham's
armv.
"You have been, then, in Americn?r
"For very short time, and it is long
ago.
"Were you eFer in New Osleans?,
"No, exactly in it--al,hough once very
nearit."
sand did you not visi, The ci,y?'
ono, they would not let me.''
"Not let you!--why how, and when,
could that her'
1T was in lsl4--and there was large
party of US too, who Intended to eat our
Christmas dinner in the cty--but though
we were very warmly received, we could
not accomplish our wishes. So we turn
ed round and went to Mobile Point; but
though we staid there some time, we did
not find travelling in Alabama very tempt
ing, SO all concluded to return; and on
the first OF April, 1915, we left for home
--the day selected for embaFkation form
ing an appropriate finish 10 our fools er-
rand"
Hers Il sudden sPasm Of recollection
struck the inquirer with the force of
e1Iysnic hatiery.--Co Correspondence Of the
| .SeLr Orleans Delta.
I
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-18

4 THANKSGIVING TuRKEy.-The conn
FRY ciergymen make a great reckoning Oh
he donations which their people delight to
pour in upon them in the fall Of the year.
The intrinsic value Of The barrel ot apples,
he bag Of potatoes or inrnips, tbs pot OF
butter, or the tub of lard is a good deal,
since they must otherwise come out OF the
salary that very few other professions
would be willing 10 live on. But the kind
ness of heart tha,s dictates the gift i'm.
proves The flavor aud doubles the valve.
A clerical friend of ours was settled
over grateful and appreciative congrega-
ton on Long Island. Along ia October one
of his parshioaers, not Of the most liberal
reputation, stopped after the morning SER
vice, aud taking the pastor aside, whisper
ed to him that he must not boy Ihanksglv-
ing Turkey fer he had fine one that he was
fattening especially for his use. Oar friend
expressed HE gratitude he felt, for II was
relieving him of quite an item Of expense,
and then il showed that his mlnlstrations
were not unacceptable. Several times, on
passing his henaiacoF's house, he was
stopped, and the noble bird, whom the chill
dren all knew was the ministers gobber.
nointed out. The last time, the farmer
told him tha, he believed he must Invite
himself and family to dine with the minis
ter on Thanksgiving day, and have good
time together over the delicate lid bits the
fowl would furnish; which Invitation, OF
course. our friend cordially pressed, though
he number Of young mouths thus sudden
t. called in 10 assist in dcspatching the
pum buildings and tnince pies, that the Il
nancia motives of gratitude in view of the
arrangement, had disappeared. The long
looked tor Thursday morning came al last.
Farmer tight came with il, turkey in hand.
.Isn't il fine one. Isn't it plump! and
50 tender too! assure YOU there will be
fine eating here" was his seil-salistied as
surance. more than once repeated. To
which our friend tried TO match eXpres,
sions of admiration equally enthusiastic.
Ale must weigh eight or ten pounds, Mr..
TIght.' Ten pouuds--ten in the notch.
y eighed him myself, and heR come 10
inst a doliar! brother Edgar"
Bother Edgar paid The dollar, insisted
N having them all at dinner, and made 80
excellent friend Of Mr.. Tight.--Aec lorh
Times.
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IIo FOR A SrRIKE-Al honest men
who won't 80 in debt, who won't get lis-
ING without earning it, who won't be nose
ed by fashion, are invited TO meet Tor con.
saltalion. We have no riotuus intentions
We are w-abldlng meu-but we want
our rights. 1t is our right TO wear ha
ill the nap is all gone from the edge OF tn
crown; but our oppressors cbilge us to gel
new one every six months, or a year al
most, aud tor our lives we can't tell the
new one from old, except from the date on
the hatter's card inside. 1t is our right
10 wear an overcont two years, n Il L
sound aud strong, although il has turned
yrev. and the bution-holes need repairing,
But we cannot do i, unless it be on rainy
DAYS, and the tyrants thus cheat Us out q
a fortnights hard earned wages. IL is our
right to hire pew in the gallery in the
church. where we can hear equally well,
and be as feryent in our devotions; but we
must paw four times as much, and sit in .
prominent place below, and spend ano'h-
er weeks wages for the balance. We
have right TO rent no more room than we
use. but the world demands one parlor or
two for its use; and we must pay one hun
dred dollars more for rent TO oblige the
world. We have right TO live within
our mean ms; but fashion clutches US by the
throat and commands us to sign mortgages
and bonds and sealed notes, and we mus
do il.
Gentle men, honest men, wise men, are
not our wrongs intolerable? Let os strike
for our rights and be free.-N Y. Times
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-18

There is town in New Hampshire
that is called "ConoocookvilIe,' and folks
live there just as they do in other places
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-18

A shoemaker, with one eve, who works lib
this neighborhood, complains that one Of
his lamps did not burn. One of his shop
mates, who is genuine son Of the Ene.
raid Isle, with astonlshment, exclaimed,
Faith, and what do you want Of tuo
lampsa Ye haven't but one eye!H
The young man Who ''once saw the day '
when he wouldn't associate with meehan-
ics, is COW acting as book,keePer to ma
iuufe wagon.
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81 hope you will be able TO support me" !"
said young lady while walking out one
evening with her intended, during some
what slippery state Of the sidewalks
"Vy, y-e-z," said the somewhat hesita-
ting swain, ..with little occasional assist
ance from your father" There was some
confusion and profound silence.
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NOTICE.
WAs.E-IsOOM Oh

HALL & PEN IIIH,
Just above the Post Office, on Brady Street,
at the stand formerly occupied by Judge Burns
An assortment now on hand. All kinds oi
woh made TO order.
Collins made to order and Hearse will be fur
Alshed to those who may desire 1t.
Ian 9pl 1870
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The poor have i,tie--beegars tone
tAo rjea too much caouah not one.
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A good aclion is lis own reward.
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nOfr. MILLER

TkylNG located himself II Lyons, eHh'o1' o.
II ~. lows. viii attend to ali calls IN the
lae Of his profession a;.s,tisr,r.
,,n .oa ,uerit a Share OF public patronage,
NIB. Drugs and Medicines always On noAo
a, re6n.cd puces. Warrantedpure.
I.rnna. AnrLl 29th, l822 A-- oI-oNI
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EyXCHANGE BANK, % Camp str eet.-
IA CHECKS AT SIGHT AND TIME ON
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA,
BOSTON, BALTIMORE,
CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH,
MOBILE, LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI.
jys If HORACE BEAN CO.. Managers
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@y> The new, magnificent and swift running
passenger racket steamer D. STACY Capt White positively
THIS DAY, o'clock M, for vICKsBuRG, GRAND
GULF RODNEY AND NATCHEz.
sep6 SMITH q FtMlSTER, "a Poydraa street.
@ The new, light draught, swift running
passenger packet steamer AMBASSADOR NJ Hunter MASTER
leave LOUIS, CAIRO, HICKMAN MEMPHIS, NAPOLEON
intermediate landings THIS DAY. the 10th instant o'clock
and shippers will please be readiness at the
hour STONE d WALWORTfi, SO Tchoupitoulaa street.
sepl6 MARSH RANLETT d CO., ~ Poydraa street.
w The splendid light draught passenger
CATARACT Able muster, will leave ST. LOUIS CAIRO
MEMPHIS and all intermediate landings THIS DAY, inst
o'clock positively Shippers and passengers will peae be eady
nj the above hour. ~.
sep16 WHITE d BUCHANAN, is Poydras street.
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BILLIE,

EsOR SOUTHWEST PASS, BAL1zE
Il Mi intermediate landings The regular
packet FASHION, Capt. Fago. will leave
EVERY SATURDAY MORNING o'clock Of
o'clock heretofore. Returning will leave alternately Baixe
Pass Monday morning. O'clock reaching city
Tuesiny afternoon. m
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ENOR HELENA, FRIAR'S POINT, -
H. MOUTH OF WHITE RIVER, NAPOLEON, l6AsAkAAatEfSs
GAINEss LANDING, GREEsyILLE and all Landings WV:
Plantations the Bepds-The staunch MUlstI
sETT Kereheyal master will her trips the above
season. making every TWO WEEKS Shippers Planters
may depend strict attention all way plantation
her. For freight passage, apply to
OGLESBY Il MANAULAY, 65 Tchouptouas street.
eepl4 ON SIDDALL, GREEN co.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFEBsoN CRY,
Wednesday Evening, September To- 1852.
The market pretty firm for the better descriptions
Beef Cattle, with ample supply of Hogs and Sheep.
Wequdte:
BEEF CATTLE {Fine Westerly ..6TO-cA fb net
:. (Texas, etc. ........,... .3N051ac v fb net.
Hoes 1afl--c Us net
SHEEP So 0oSO$s SO q head
MUCK Cows. $25GD$45 o head
CALVES YEARLINes S. 50fO$8 90 y head.
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Havre and Bremen Steamers.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


e ,Yr N-s- CRESCENT OFFICE,
Thursday Morning, September 16, 1852
CoTToN-The demand continued good yesterday and
resulted in sales Of $500 bales Prices rather easier
carly in the day but closed with seadness and
quote Oh before:
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ADJUSTMENTS.

SOCIETY BALLS.-Persons wishing to N
~ suboorjbe 10 the SERIES OF SOCIETY BALLS eom- ~
nensnp in November next, UNION HALL $HA
Fourth Distriet can by calling g. W. BUTLER
LAUREL at j. G YEISERS
Store Canal st. lsepl6 I'm! RICE - BUTLER.
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Will leave TUESDAY, September a. ut O'Clock
ES OR YAZOO CITY, SATARTIA, Hs h.
v1CKSBURG, GRAND GULF, RODNEY AND sAksaAt.s# III
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS W HI Yazoo City Packet sEZzssst
Steamer AFTONrhe and swift running passenger
ALTON, John Wallace MASTER will leave freight
passage, apply on board, or TO
ToLBERT WILSON, Agent II Carondelet street.
The ALTON will take freight Greenwood, Lenore and
Tchua with privilege of reshippng.
tH" Clerk will be the morning.
Cnstomhouse receive freight.
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ST. LOUIS.

VIII leave THURSDAY, September le, at o'clock r.M
ESOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO and all Hg =
Il intermediate audnss-The very ligh.
dranght fast running passenger steamer AMBAssA-
DOR, r. NJ. Hunter, will leave above
passage, apply on board
MARSH. RANLETT l. CO, % Poydras street
or STONE & WALWORTH, So TchouptoulRs street.
The A. will take freight for Napoleon, Memphis, Hickman
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sEA-GOING VESSELS.
nrEW ORLEANS EMIGRANT AND :.
STEAMBOATS,.
ALABAM.A RIVER.

GOING EAST ~
JENNY BEAILE, Stone, mister er. viii leave Mo
bile EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING. arrival the
mail line steamer Montgomery The Jenny Beale will regu-
larry all nges water sixteen inches
The fine, double engne steamer ISABELLE, Mil
lei, master Mobile EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
OF the New Orleans mail line Montgomery For comfort
speed safety travelling
community leaving above Fer ege
passage apply X. GEDDES 10 Bank Place New Orleans
NJ. WARING & co, Mobile.
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OHIO RIVER.


wave THURSDAY September TO- o'clock F. Ms positively.
ENOR LOUISVILLE and all inter Esg h.
u mediate lAndngs-The fine passenger steamer
CHANCELLOR Bacon, master, will leave as
above For freight aR q board aranis Is Poyaras street
e plan of her Cabin and by
applying to the Agents sep6
VIII leave THURSDAY, September 49, O'Clock p.
NOR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE ~g -
IL and all intermediate iandings-The and
splendid ITE d5sSgh running gas,snge
board, MCDOWELL, JR. Il CO., 10 Poydra street.
a- The j. cHENoWETH very light draught,
difficulty in getting up the Ohio. sepl5
Will leave THURSDAY September ls, at 5 o'clock p NJ.
ENOR CINCINNATI, MADISON, N=g h.
IL LOUISVILLE, EVANSVILLE, PADUCAH, @4thka&.44SSa
WET, J. NJ. Chenoweh receiving will
leave above For freight passage apply boa the foot of
oGLEsBY L MACAULAY, IS Tchoupoulas street.
" Passengers and shippers rely the CHENoWETH going
through without deenton she having fine Barge Cairo
low water seplb
Will leave THURSDAY. September ls, at o'clock, p
EOR PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI ny =
md all n,srmedae lsndags-The new light
will leave above freight having the finest
MCDOWELL, JR, Co. IL Poydras street
aud will meet no detention by low stage of water epls
winleave FRIDAY. September II, at 5 O'Clock I'm.
EISOR LOUISVILLE, EVANSVILLE, a.S =
IL PADUCAH MEMPHIS and all intermediate
andings-Regular Louisville passenger packet
DOVE-The superior light draught and swift running
sepis e~ ' SMITH FIaI1sTER, "a Poydras street.
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es- The splendid light draught passenger
Departures Of the Collins and Cunard steamer
FROM LIVERPOOL.

EUROPA, NEW YORK. SATURDAY, August IS.
NIAGARA (Br.). for BOSTON SATURDAY, Sept, a..
PACIFIC, (Am.) for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, g..
AFRICA, (Br.).. for NEW YoRK...sATURDAY, H..
CANADA tBr) for BOSTON. SATURDAY, 49,.
ATLANTIC (An). for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, %.
ASIA for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, 25.
AMERICA, (Br for BOSTON. October q.
ARCTIC, (Am.).. for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, 6.
EUROPA, Dr.. ....for NEW YORK.. SATURDAY, 9.
NIAGARA, tBr). for BOSTON. SATURDAY 10.
BALTIC, (Am) ....for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, 30.
AFRICA tBr).... for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, 80.
CANADA lBr). for BOSTON. SATURDAY, 80.
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Wlaleaye SATURDAY, September ls at o'clock IN.
EOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, NEW ~ h
IL MADRID HICKMAN MEMPHIS, HELENA ,fs4HAhs.!s55s
NAPOLEON aud all intermediate andinga-Reg -
ST. Louis Packet DEsDEN-The entirely aud gt draugh
DRESDEN, Stith, in receiving freight, will
leave above For freight passage having superior
ions, apply on board, OF to =
ser4 oGLEsBY 4 MACAuLAY. 65 Tehoupitou!as street.