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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-01-02
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In the absence OF the Subscriber from the
State, WILLIAM R POOL. ESQ. is authorized a
gent to sell any IT all of his Land. lying three
miles South of Raleigh, on the stage road tt
Fayetteville, and Mr.. CRAWFORD, in the imme'
diate neighborhoo !, will show the property tc
persons DESTROYS of purcLasmg.
JOS. T. HUNTER,
nnn XII, 1QSI
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MUSgElEID ROLLS

Of the Soldiers Of the Wa of 1912,
m ATTACHED from the Militia of North Caro-
= lima in 1912 and l7I4. Published in pursu-
ance of the resolutions of the General Assembly
ofJan. %, 1851, under the direction OF the Ad-
ntant- General.
Copies can be sent by mail. Postage must he
prepaid Price Of Books 81 postage five cents;
Book and postage 81 05. For sale by
w. L. POMEROY.
RaIeigh ApoHst 30 J.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT
LN WOATI gAHO6INAg

" DCbuI5 duU I MLCuu 70 UKQT
my way through for
HOME INDUSTRY
YOU WANT TO SAVE A COUPLE
HUNDRED DOLLARS, send on your or
ders for
Iarpen tine Stills, Caps, Arnss, and Worms
Also, any kind Of Copper work, Brass, Ma
chinery, &c.
The prices Of Still-caps, and Worms, are a.
:ollnws By the pound 81 cents OF 81 contract,
barrel Still. can rms and w.. AAnn
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Mrm @uuNa, Nrn @uu05
SAMUEL II. YOUNG.

rs now prepared to show a beautiful assert
Ament of Fall and Winter Goods al his Store,
No. p, Fayetteville Street. His stock con
sists in part of the following Goods:
Black and Colored Silks,
French Merinoes, Cashmeres and DeLanes
Fig'd Popiins and Alpaccas,
A large assortment of Prints,
Red and White FIannels,
Bonne,s and Bonnet Ribbons,
Shawls, Handkerchiefs, Laces, &C.,
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Hard Ware and Cutlery,
Earthen and Glass Ware,
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, &c.,
Torethar with aIm.ai -UArs Aee~-irai-- ~f Cd
Kept in a Dry Goods Store. Purchasers are in
vited to call and examine our Stock, all of which
will be sold cheap.
Call at No. 81, Fayetteville ST., if you
want a bargain.
SAMUEL H. YOUNG.
Raleigh, September "a, 1851 a til.
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(From the New York Evening Post.)

(rrom the New YORK Evening PoSt.)
The GOLDEN LEGEND. BY Henry Wadsworth
Longfellow. Boston. Ticknor, Reid and
Fields. New York. Evans and Britton.-
1851.
We have the long promised poem of Long
fellow, at length before US We have not yet
found time to read ii, but we perceive it opens
beautifully, and on turning over the leaves,
we catch ~giimpses of charming thoughts and
images, like bright pebbles glittering at the
bottom of a clear stream.
In the midst of the narrative, a Miracle-play
or Mystery, after the manner of the old enter.
tainments which bore that name, is introduced
1t is entitled The Nativity" and from it We
copy the following Christmas verses:
THE ANGELS OF THE SEVEN PLANETS
BEARING H STAR OF BETHLEHEM.
THE ANGELS.
The Angelsof the planets Seven,
Across the shining fields of Heaven
The natal star we bring!
Dropping our sevenfold virtues down,
AS priceless jewels in the crown
Of Christ, our newborn King.
RAPHAEL.
am the Angel of the Sun,
Whose flaming wheels began to run
When Gods almighty breath
Said to the darkness and the night,
Let there be light and there was light
| bring the gift of Faith.
GABRIEL
am the Angel Of the Moon,
Darkened, to be rekindled soon
Beneath the azure cope!
Nearest to earth, it is my ray
That best illumes the midnight way,
bring the gift of Hope!
The Angel Of the Star of Love,
The Evening Star, that shines above
The place where lovers be,
Above all happy hearths and homes,
On roofs of thatch, or golden domes.
! give him Charity
ZoBIACHEI-
The Planet Jupiter is minei
The mightiest star of all that shine,
Except the sun alonel
He is the High Priest of the Dove,
Aud sends from his great throne above.
Justice, that shall atonei
MICHAEL
The Planet Mercury, whose place
IL nearest to the sun in space,
Is my allotted sphere!
And with celestial ardor swift q.
Ibear upon my hands the gift
Of heavenly Prudence here I!
URIEL-
Iam the Minister of Mars,
The strOn gest star among the stars
My songs of power prelude
The march and battle of mans life,
And for the suffering and the strife,
/ give him Fortitudel
ANACHEL-
The Angel of the uttermOst
Of oil the shining, heavenly host
From the far-otf expanse
OF the Saturnian. endless space
bring the last, the browning grace,
The gift of Temperance!
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URIEL.

! ara the Minister of Mars,
The strongest star among the starsl
My songs of power prelude
The march and battle of mans life, =
And for the suffering and the strife,
give him F%ortitudel
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CANDY MANDATORY.

VIM j. gl2IEEIgBo
2 DOORS BELOW THE POST OFFICE,
MOULD respectfully inform his friends and
" old customers, that he has just returned
from the North, and is now receiving articles
in his line Of business, comprising in part, fresh
Soda Crackers, do. Butter, 10 cts per. ID.
NUTS.-Palm, Almonds, English Walnuls,
Pea Nuts.
CANDIES.--HOarhound, Medicated, Cay
enne, Pepper, Flaxseed &c. sc.
Cigars,20O00 of The best Brands, such as Re-
galias, Principles, Paniilers, Plantation &c.
After twenty years experience in the Bust
ness-he fiatters himself that he is prepared to
offer as good articles in his line, and at as cheap
a rate, as any other person in the City.
Raleigh n. C.. 9-y
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PRODIGIOUS BARGAINS,
In Coths, Cassimeres, Vestings,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
&c, DC, DC,
The Worlds Fair IS about closing
bat that has nothing to do oCih
the cheap Goods selling at
PROCTER'S
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MICHAEL

The Planet Mercury, whose place
IL nearest to the sun in space,
Is my allotted spherel
And with celestial ardor swift
bear upon my hands the gift
OF heavenly Prudence here
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9rGab Drugs, 54lrhirinrg, Mr.

WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, & CO.,
n ARE now receiving large additions
eN4e to their stock of
~ DRuGs, MEDICINES, CHEMI-
g. GALS, PAINTS, OILS, DYEsTUFFS,
~ Window Glass, Perfumery &c.
from the most reliable Houses in The Northern Cit
les, which have been purchased with an eye single
TO their purity, nd are offered for sale at such PR
ces and on such terms as shall compare favorably
with any house in the Stale.
Physicians, Country Merchants, and Dealers
generally, will do we'll to give Us a call before
purchasing, feeling assured we shall not fail 10
please both in point Of price and quality.
Orders promptly attended 10, and particular at
ention given to packing and forwarding,
Family Medicines and Prescriptions compound
ed at all hours ofthe day and night, by a compe-
tent person with neatness md despatch.
We tender our most sincere thanks to the citi-
Zens of Raleigh and the surrounding country for
the long and liberal patronage we have received,
and trust by untiring zeal and energy TO please, in
the prosecution ofour business, 10 merit its coun.
tinuance.
Raleigh, April2l 1851. 81
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The Planet Jupiter is minei
The mightiest star of all that shine,
Except the sun alonel
He is the High Priest of the Dove,
Aud sends from his great throne above,
Justice that shall atonel
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ANACHIEL.

The Angel of the uttermost
OF oil the shining, heavenly host
From the far-of expanse
OF the S%aturnian. endless space
j bring the last, the browning grace.
The gift of Temperance!
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DISAPPEARANCE WORKS.
Carpenter on Alcohol.-The use and abuse
of Alcoholic Liquors III health and disease. A
Prize Essay-By William B. Carpenter, NJ.
DE-. R. S.-F. G. S.-Author of Princi-
pies of Human Physiology. sc. &c. so cts.
Bacchus-A Prize Essay-On the nature,
causes. effects and cure of Iutemperance, by
Ralph Barnes Grinrod. rs
Speeches Poems and miscellaneous
~writings-On subjects connected with Tenn
perance and the Liquor Traffic, by Charles Jew
cit NJ. D. so
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RAPHAEL.
am the Angel of the Sun,
Whose flaming wheels began to run
When Gods almighty breath
Said to the darkness and the night,
Let there be light and there was light
l br ing the gift of Faith.
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The Angel Of the Star of Love,
The Evening Star. that shines above
The place where lovers be,
Above all happy hearths and homes,
On roofs of thatch, or golden domes,
give him Charity
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NEW [a0ONSo

Dec. 9th, 1851
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"And little Mary said, but, brother Edwin,
who will be our mothers"
Co. r.. ruJJ
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NEWS BY TELEGR.apH

ARRIVAL THE EUROPA - orroH MARKsr STEADY
AewfOTk Wednesday Evening, June 16--The Cunard
steamer Europa has arrived here bringing dates from
Liverpool to the 9th inst three days later than the
gence brought by the Baltic The following is sum-
mary Of her news:
LvERrool MARgErs--Lrapooi, June 5-The demand
IN the cotton market has been good during the greater
part OF the week and the sales embrace bales of
wfch 5000 have been taken for export and 256C1
Tor speculation The market has been firm with slight
improvement in the middling qualities The quotations
now for Fair Orleans Cd and Midtng Orleans Dad
per b Flour quoted at POS per Dbl for Wesel Canal
with moderate business. Corn has further advanced
and the quotations are for yellow 32s to 3s 3D. and for
white 3Cs to 30s I'd. per quarter Provisions are active
and stocks small Bacon has improved Is per cwt The
market is nearly bare Of Pork and prices have upward
tendency Lard SIS Cd per cwt Consols closed at 1907
Ito lOOls for money and account.
GENERAL Observation-Disclosures FOR MEAGHER The
British Government have offered reward for the appre
hension OF Meagher. the Irish patriot.
TIE EsrERoR- Russ,.-rhe train of cars conveying
the Emperor of Russia to Warsaw off the track The
Emperor and suite escaped without injury.
The news from France is without special Importance.
NATIONAL WING CoNyESTIoN-0R ORGANIZATION CoupIE STE
Baltimors Wednesday June 16, p M-The Convention
met Mt six O'Clock this evening adopted the report of
the Committee on Organization when Mr. Chapman took
the char Without trnsacting any business beyond or
ganzing, the Convention Adjourned until II o'clock
morrow
The impression that Mr. Webster will receive the nomi
nation much strengthened by the pledge of his friends
to support the platform adopted by the caucus the
Southern delegates.
Nav YonH MARKErs-New Itrk, Wednesday evening
June 16,--The Cotton market continues extremely dull
and depressedM Oh to 9,4c Flour steady at
81 l2 to 1s51 for State. and 81 % to 81 4 per Dbl
Tor Ohio Corn has been in good demand with sales of
Y 600 bushels mixed Western at G2 to 62e per bushe
Mess Pork at S1s 25 to IS 37 per Dbl Lard 1O1c per
lb. Rio Coffee 91se. per H.
ONO RryER-SrEaAiRoArs.- -LouisfiHe. June 16. r. M
The river here has been rising slowly there are now
eight feet water i'll the Canal Weather extremely hot
The steamer More Castle has arrived from NewCjrleans
the Yorktown has departed for that place Eve Delta
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON Cry
Thursday Evening, June IT, 1852.
Arrived 100 Western and Texas Beeves 30 Calves and
fearlings and 500 Sheep. There is ample stock on
sale, and prices except for Hogs are depressed.
BEEF CATTLE (Western) 42,05gic % III net
CLake and Texas ......., .-GD3c o Is net
Hoes ..6af67c U Ii net
sHEEP .......................S2 CoGS2 GO U head
Mich Cows S20i0 $40 p head
CALVES YEARLINGs. SIS OOGDS9 so ID head
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Departures Of the Collins and Cunard Steamers
FROM LIYERPl0L

BALTIC, (Am.). NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY June q.
EUROPA tBr.).... for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, s.
MALARIA, (Br) for BoSTOS..... SATURDAY, II.
ATLANTIC, tAm.) for NEW YORK.. :. WEDNESDAY, 16.
AFRICA (Br.1. .s.or NEW YORK. SATURDAY, 10.
CANADA, (Br.) for BOSTON. SATURDAY. 90.
ARCTIC, (Am) ..for NEW YORK;. WEDNESDAY, - 80.
ASIA, tBr).-....for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, July 3.
Havre and Bremen Steamers
FROM SOUTHAMPTON.
FRANKLIN for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, June Q.
WASHINGTON -. for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, 60.
HUMBOLDT. for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, July 7.
HERMANN. for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, -. 81.
FROM LIPERPOOL
CITY OF GLASGOW .WEDN'Y June g
CRY OF MANCHESTER. for PHILADELPHIA. .WEDN'Y 20.
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AcoipENT.-As several members of the family of the
Russian Minister riding out in carriage Ut Wash
lngton, few days since portion of the harness
broke which frightened the horses that they became
unmanageble After running distance the carriage
upset in gully, and completely smashed To pieces
Strange to say not of those in received the slightest
49,,
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From PoRro RIco.-Advices from Mayaguez TO May 81
have been received. There is news of Importance.
Moaes was very high and little to be had ut any price
none to be shipped deck at any rates Of freight
came In rather slowly lily owing to the rain il having
raned every afternoon for twenty days previous
Fruit Of n! kinds was very scarce and high
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NEW ORLEANS:
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 1s, 1852.

MORTALITY IN PHILApsLPHIA.-The Medical Examiner
OF Juue contains tables of the mortality of Philadelphia
Tor the first quarter of the present year The total
Der OF deaths from all amount to 1885, Fourteen
per cent. of the deaths were from consumption.
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Cotton, bales Tobacco, hhds.
Received since. Hvr.' Iss99Ss e4747
| yesterday. 626=14Oo564 s66=s5113
Exported to date. .1s551se A''''f 5ae7s ''''''
| :. yesterday. 2S3s=1,35s024 1277=5495O
Stock on hand not cleared ......... 81 $3.50 34034
ToBACCO-There was good demand, $50 hhds were
TAKEN of which 900 hhds at s. 40 at 54 and 20 dam
aged at al hhds Is at Az at 81 and Is at ca "a
bids: at 314, at AZ and % at 60 hhds 10 at 81
25 at SO and 25 at AZ so hhds at 4& q H. and 1876
hhds in two lots, on private terms.
| SUGAR AND MOLAssEs-Bus was confined to
| small lots at previous rates.
FLOUR-The sales embraced 400 bbs including 500
Ohio at SO So 100 Fancy st. Louis private terms 1856
Extra Illinois at 81 So and $50 Extra St. Louis eagle
| brandt in lots at IS % p Dbl.
GRAIN-Transactions in Corn limited by the small
stock the Levee and the sales confined to 5000
including 1850 sacks at 4s049 $50 at 495O $50 at So
and $50 prime white ut $40 p bushei Oats further adj
vanced and noticed sales Of 1900 sacks ST. Louis at 49,
! and 100 at 81 NJ u brshel.
| PRoVIsIONs-Tnere a good demand for Pork and
500 bbs sold follows 500 bbls Mess in four lots
at the advanced rate of $40 100 o. at SIT so Inspect
e and 100 at SIT TO- holders the close asking $40 50
q Dbl for Mess. OF Bacon Is casks ribbed Sides city
cured sold at 9;se u b.. Lard steady. with sales
of 40 bbls ordinary at 99s and HOO kegs prime sold
Wednesday evening at 1870 T. ID
CANDLEs-1O0O boxes Star were taken, in three lots
at 1854. cash.
BALE ROPE--2oo coils Kentucky Rope sold at 5sle,
cash,
GuNNY BAGS-A lotof 81, COO, in bales was sold at
sac, cash
COFFEE-loO0 bags Rio the Delphnes cargo were sold
| at -, and one or two small lots at $40 Il tb.
INDIA BAGGING-25 pieces sold l13st cash.
| RTCE-sales SO casks Carolina at 414G436e p Is.
WHIsKY--6o bbs Rectifed sold, in lots, at 1Te q
gallon.
FREIGHTs-A ship was taken for Liverpool at 2sd for
Cotton. and one for Antwerp at 35s for Tobacco
Observation-Disclosures good. We quote:
Sterling Observation-Disclosures. "A Ct nm
Francs. LM5 22la
Network sixty-day Bills. q ct. disc.
Sight Checks NewYork para Il d Ct disc
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
STIoUS-Pe steamer Illinois; GOO bbs pork Beatty Igvstt &c
lime doz Looms Stone sack oats bbs
castor Oil Kenneth Dix &o95 do Webse5O sol bs flour
OIL hhds obaceo Buddecke &co Green Harding &co2s
do Robnsona do Addison &eos do SIS sacks corn
turner Wilson &cA DO l03 bales hemp 20 kegs butter Kennedy
Sf G 10 q u nrleh &co-45 40 p1en3 bb DO to g
- n ons 10 acti eeis Kegs 40 Kegs hsd Dds
& s , op 4o q 40 hour lu9o Ws lead o!5
oats o,ie4oss ntSs land Fosdi o s, s q W S S
rope Pickett &co-i6 do Foran Itinr Gco77 do
Bell Stebns-6od Feowes &co!0 do W IIio machinery
Keunett Dix co--sun o order
LOUISVILLE Epsr stesu,r Gland, pr.o. ,ez ~ ,,, ,as ala
rois Inic. wine arsrsnn t LOO Ps phss, so CTS
ior En Z "a, @ ~ pps me- Cox a1
whskp Lids tohscca q Win, 80 81 do N,I T, 10 @
do levitt Norton Ecol7 % Tnrna Wl.nn @ * Kn y
co do Al Aka as 1no oos fIo II, n g 70 sa m
Nrrl hyIv sr" III bf n " w gu, 10
and Gsne snuIs az o wU il \ MI stoyss
Ninr,a is nrrs Il IA nb,o si,"iar ,t Ss ~ -, n
NerewlIoa lsIT Ibd. Il iolaee as y 'D'e's 10 fh
!ohas89d DO wright Williams &coa Robson Altnlb Byrne
%snm92 Payne arsonIS Lowe pnison &eo-5 Felowes &co6
A. Nelson %Go-i heRae Goldman &Go-l Nugnt 6co4
owen Nc3lb HUI Mclean &co- do bose Foley Avery35 do
Swnsy. Green os God stansn6 do
col Chey Mcpherson &co.i7 Thonil hclhenny3 Frason
Fowler &So2 bss peaches BenonS do Gay Nesoni do
do nna sundries 10 0rder-lota 4oV bales cotton
Wright &co-2s moasses hhds sugar
Ausustn Thibau1 Bogert Foley Averyl8 moses
A. jacobs do Bramd LandTl do Burke Ene - bbls en
nGa WalRe13 bks peaches Scott bys bbs do
MlNDENPer Leila bales Donald eco
Pickett Perkins awus xcoS Cleveland
cos Bande, Williams Duannon &o-1otal 80
bales cotton
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED. .sa-~-s-----
Ship Mediator Bowers, SpwfoTs Woodruff
lstdist
Ship Indians Bennett days NewYok, Woodruff &eo
sap North Carolina Flnei IS days from New York. Ashbrge
Gco--lst dist.
Ship Sarhem Woodbury. Boston, Norfolk
Bremen ship INLAND, Waehter, days Bremen
steam boats
d White Brady from Wiianlsport.
Frank Lyon Ashbnry, from Grand Lake.
G!endy Burke, Bentley Louisville.
Illinois, Snthers, from ST Lons.
Leila No 2, Lewis, from Mnden
New World Moore, from Carey Vile
Gsceoa Kirby, from Red River.
Iowboa Phenx Crowel from the Passtowed down
the ls inst ship Essex and to the Bar ship CenqueOreae
Towboa essto, Whann from the Paes-towed
Oh the 18Th nst ships Pacific VIM Spragus Duchess de
leans-came up light
Towboa Cngueror Andrews, from the
the 10th inst ship Eli Whitney schr Cnch-bough
up ships Mediator and INLAND.
To"boa Hercules LePsce, the
on the 18th inst ship Annawan and bark Jane Wamsro't
up ship North Carolina.
Towbca Star Whitney the Passesowed
18th inst ships Sas Gruman and Suffolk bark Abbott Lord
brought up ships Indiana and Saehen,
Below-Coming Up.
British ship Queen from Liverpool
Bark Nashua, PHILADELPHIA
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MEMORANDA.

81 The Illinois left ST 18th ns-In port for
New0rlcans steamers Pawnce and Tuscumbin.
EXPORTS
BEhES-Per ship Oilers; ?i bales cotton, hhds tobacco,
1900 slaves 0'
LiVERPooPer ship Jenny Lind; ISL bales cotton staves
l26 hhds tobacco.
LVERPO0Per bark Naomi 1868 baes cotton 100 -four
shocks, 6 casks headings. - " 10y
MALlA-Per brig Avon: 96 hhds tobacco, 1900 staves
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NEW ADvERTsEMENT-Let every body
READ IT, Ike y
NO. l.
ga &R. R. r.


NO. l.
sR. R. r.
R.aDWAY,S READY RELIEF
is THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED IN THE
MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN FEW SECONDS.
viii atop THE MOST SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE MINUTES
sG2 sif sh fs5sss % n KHS
.,,,s giving
TO THE SICK AND o1 pA I ~ OF NEW
siH EssPsss
N FkoM E FIVE M
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IN NINETY CASES OUT OF HUNDRED.
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$SSEzssIs 4 SC &C E EHssSB
sffEf SAFAs n s ssH
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AZ y shi , ss s
SICK HEADACHE. ais
ss ses. Ds
poisonous acids Of the system. - - Is1'Ai-'
PREVENTION.
~
'f'' IN BATHING,
and and
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS, Is
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the distressing dhAlgss and wiz speedily
'eN4''' '''' NEURALGIA.
RADwAYs RR Ely possess AZ almost m.u.
grss the pAs Of this I IN
en Of departing pain cases in ha city
III Inn It
a SsSi s s s ss
| PAINS RELIEVED IN FIVE MINUTES.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF stop sxcrucasns
@ sS R bed ssissfs I il
gnsOund from to whose distorted with
sas E:'s sfss s
.as lie a 5 me
il ds e. 1T ct s aas. s p ss The
Union, the last four
CHILL FEVER.
| CHlLLs STOPPED IN A FEW A1NUTEs-PALN RELIgVED
| INsT4NTzK
RADwAYs READY RELIEF LEE. acts ike charm all efchl
every ias
| PAINS OF ALL KINDs.
&
Rsf Lax a kasy ssss ssss I'D
" minutes stop ka RAJ W. e. iss Street,
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
ar aao 81 sss' sis
way n Co.'s prices.
MEDIUM = . 50
u Sold also by G. n MoRRssoN il iissans street. aud By
HS or r. R. r. or RAbWAYs READY RELIEF. mhsr lyAw
y. Il. Il. blanc, sssa
OFFICE AND YARD loNEw BASIN, CORN ER 5ULlA An
| ST. JOHN STREETS, NEW oR411Ss.
shisk ss;Ei ffi?s'y
cIArBoARps. sHiSsS ExND picxErs f.,r
n AND WARRANleffURCHAsED-s@
Ii or LoCATED.-Hollessiks Lssi Warrants
ACT Of ssth September, tsA February. 1871
| Undersigned. -
R Those not ssl may
me public personal ID each nsct OF
sais Ne W WORTH. asres ,u..ps....,..s.
. DUMPSHnd BATHING APPARATUS, 4
u ec,-JI5N MCCARTHY, PLUMBER, Nc. 1e4 CAMP -
STREET, Dlsan has just received and large ~
Coeks, sizes; Force and Lift Pumps;
Beer Pu e Cooking Rangsai Bathing Tuba aaa Mower
Ase and repairing Lead Firss shsst Lead work Of
shp sssaboa. promptly puaup Anordsrs
q Ieagsa moderate
I'll S1&8AR PAPER-30 bundles caps and bodies.
& FERD KENNETH Co, IS Mssaia stras,,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-18
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,

OFFICE THE DAILY CREsCENT,l
Friday Morning. June IS, 1852.
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Bremen ship 0lbers, Feeh;er, Bremen Never sucken aeo
Ship Jsrny Lind, Robinson, Liverpool, Geo W Hynson
Br bark Naomi, Wright, Liverpool, Maxwell ,yco
Brig Avon, WcbJ, MALTA, A F Cochran 800
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-18
DEACHESI PEACHEsI PEACHES e

wl receive large lot Of PEACHES five six days
week My orchard nzak-
aeaso the quantity viii send this market will be three tines
quality
Depot is st Mesr SCOTT RONSOSS Is Canal
ta charge Mr.. H. w. BARRETT who will arrange
Families Hotels
sell different locations through the city Last
and purchased small parcels reae viii
lie favorably dealt with les FELIX HUSTON