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tailishmeit 81 Broadvay1his is probably the large
doubt the best selected stock both ladies an
to be found in this country kept, and sold the lowe
prices as deny. Look in at CAHILS and sati
fy yourselves.
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fac'urers prices-t luster diamond pins rings large
single stone diamond rings pines ewery and watches
sale at twenty cent lower than retail prices Aanuac
tory and sales stairs Nc 3S Broadway cornec
White street. DAVID RA II. Manufacturing Jewsllsr
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minds that the above articles niispensable
the consideration Of heah and comfort be found
ofthe best quality and latest styles, At No. lSS Fulton
street. west Of Broadway, opposite Church street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-28

tainr materials of description, consisting
brecatelle worsed silk damask and deianes lace and
muslin curtains window cornce shades gimp tssses
expressly npcrted for retail trade The subscribers
mmense ssorment of the above goods
thing in the upholstery e whole retail twenty peg
cent less than any house in the city A. NJ r. DAVIES
Uphnlsterere, 3sJ broadway.
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1t can no Longer be Doubted among vveIA


dressed gentlemen that the per place buy fashionable
clothing is at H. L. FOST ES extensive clothing establish
ment Cortland street who Keeps large assortment OF
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Lovet.s ONCE. ia Chambers sire.

sale Of his celebrated Wahpcpe for hair to Ito
original color and curing badness, and all that Loves
states IN his pamphlet Is true See particularly the third
mage, headed Read aud be convinced He 10 ready TO
prove his statements when called upon
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-06

Cardinal Castracan" died in Rome Mt n very old age.
lie was known as an instrument of Aust RAN tyranny
and after the death of Gregory XVI he Wa candidate
for the Papal tiara but defeated
sEcTARANIsM AMONG THE JEsuirs.--A great dssention
and rebellion has recently sprung up among the Jesnts at
'e ana Naples not respecting new religious prln-
cplcs but in relation to reform in the fashion of their
hats called by the Italians cappeo The younger
bers OF the order have decided to threeconered
hats as better adapted to the progress of the age The
elder fathers condenning this innovation against the
rules OF the order have protested and go in favor of the
large hats.
Father Rhoothan the General has published article
in the Cirta Cattohca of Naples ordering all the
bers Of the Company of Jesus young middleaged and
old to adopt three-cornered hats threatening the
lous with ecclesiastical terrors and expulsion the
mystical and political order OF Loyola The Italian pa
One party will be called Protestantsn and the others
g Reformed and Three corneredn Jesuts.
NAPLES VIcTIMs.-The political prisoners who
have been tenants OF the dungeons of the island of cha
have been transferred to the subterranean vaults of Mon
tefsco ancient fortress in the interior Caabria
tails The policy of the brutal Bourbon Government is
keep its noble and unfortunate victims view and
thus prevent foreigners writing letters Ia Gladstone
painful incident occurred the other day in the Gulf
of Naples on board the steamer Vesuvo few minutes
before starting four chained prisoners brought
endured great mental and physical suferings As
as they were left in charge of the benevolent Captain they
sought seat the engine they almost frozen
to death They were four Swiss. who, having been de-
ceived in their country by the secret emssares Of the
king enlisted in the Neapotan army but shocked and
the army and having been arrested had been condemned
four years in the gaeys Of Naples The passengers and
collected some money, and when they arrived in
Genoa, they were forwarded to their free country
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-06

a,s 1860 sold a0l1324 p bnshei arr $50 sacks
fran at Ijs y 100 h "A lot Of 3oO0 bushels binary to
fair What brought 6G4.
PR0vIsIONS-Pork continued dull, with saies OF only
$50 bbs including 80 Mess at SIT So 100 prime at sl5 90
and 50 Lbls Rumps S14 CO. Bacon steady with GALES
of 2Go casks Sides 200. 40 30 and 20 at az and II
casks Shoulders at OF Lard 81 bbis prime sold
three lots, at "a and 100 kegs at lie.
CoFFEE-steady, and 1890 bags sold at 01zG59Xe
SALT-A sale of $500 sacks Liverpool coarse to arrive
ut 7OG.
RICE-29 tierces taken. in lots, at 41sk01j4e.
R0PE-Saes of 500 coils, in two lots, on private
terms.
wHIsKY25o bbls sold at 1914 100 in lots at 1914 and
IA extra at Ito.
FREIGHTs-The only engagement reported ship
for Gutenberg at 1732d for Cotton. and 42s 3d. for
Tobacco.
EXGIfANGE S-Demand limited:
Sterling. 10SM108N
Francs. 520GD5 Is
NewYork sixty-day Bills. u Ct disc
Sight Checks on NewYork. p ct disc
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NEW ORLEANS
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 6, 1852
Foreign News by the Niagara.

We take from the Baltimore Sun the following teegra-
phc abstract of the political brought by the steamer
Niagara which arrived at Halifax on the 2sth ult.:
ENGLAND.
Lord John Russes friends fearing his defeat In Lon
don. trying to smuggle him in for Edinburgh.
The Arctic expedition sailed on Thursday the 10Th
instant.
The NewYork clipper ship Witch of the Wave arrived
at London the 18th instant in 90 days from Canton,
being the shortest passage OH record
Sir John Metherson owner of the Island of Roma.
the west coast of Scotland has offered it gift to the
Government for penal settlement.
Prof Wilson has resigned the Professorship of Phoso
ply in consequence of his age,
The returns Of Carlow county. ireland, show
dimnuton in the population of one-sixth since 1S41,
Lord Eginton intimates that the Government has no
Intention of abolishing the First Vice Royalty.
FRANCE.
Steele denies that any difficulty has occurred between
the French and English Governments.
The Minister of Public Instruction has Issued orders to
scoomasters to and habits compatible
with their profession.
Forty Provincial newspapers have been suppressed
by Government since December
A great drouth prevails in the South of France.
On Friday in Paris the National Guard preparing
to give fete to the President.
Great sensation had been produced by the statement
that the Russian Imperial ordinance sets down Henry "
King Of France and the Count dc Paris heir appa
rent
1t considered extremely probable that proclama-
ton Of the Empire would be made before the grand
view on the 10th OF May Two Thousand petitions had
already been presented asking for the establishment of
an Imperial Government.
RUSSIA.
.Advces from Crcassia state that the Russians had
gated an important victory over the Circassians
GERMANY
Hanover had declared in favor of customs union with
Austria.
The Constitution OF Cassel provides for the
bshmen Of two chambers the upper composed of nom-
nees Of the and the lower of 80 members elected
by the people.
The Government had given orders forbidding the
trance Of persons expelled from France.
1t is officially announced that the external and internal
policy of Austria will not be changed by the death of
Schwartzenherg who left memorandum insisting upon
the necessity Of the policy he had adopted lie be-
queathcd all his movable property to his egitimate
daughter
PORTUGAL.
Accounts from Lisbon state that intrigues
between Portugal and Spain for further curtaimen of
constitutional government. The French consul who
Gently persisted in the steamer Porto had hand in these
intrigues.
NAPLES
The Neapotan State trials had been indefinitely post
poned
Maldina, extensive banker of Bologna had failed
reducing beggary many of the first families the city
drawa Of the Austrian troops from Tuscany had been
countermanded in consequence Of nammatory appeals
being posted
Amicabe relations between Turkey and Egypt had been
restored
Twelve thousand men employed in the Egyptian
railway
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-06

COTTON STATEMENT.
Cotton bales. Tobacco hhds.
Stock on hand Sept, l, 1851. ........15390 23,S71
Received since. 100000 1886
:. yesterday. 214s=1.3l31Ss l.256-3T 242
l32S57S 61llS
Exported to date $3.50. 1,1695S2 35904
:. yesterday. 2.306-1,171SSs OO0-35 1894
Stock on hand not cleared. 10000 25ll9
TOBACCo-Fully 800 hhds found purchasers, including
80 at 81, and II at and s 1874 of which 2O4 at AZ
and 100 at s. 1914 of which 95 at 81 SO at g. at 5k
at 514 and at q at ga, "a at 35s 81 hhds at 354
and frosted at "a q H.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-owing to light supplies the
sales of Sugar barely 100 hhs and those Moasses
700 to 500 bbls. at 24i0271ae y gallon,
FL0uR-Market still hrmer, and 1000 bbls sold of
which 1850 Ohio at 50 35Ds3 40 700 at So 359S3 45
200 at So So $50 bbs St. Louis in lots So rs and 100
extra at 81 62k.
GRAlN-Gorn exhibited no change ard 10000 sacks
were taken at 4345e for mixed and yellow and 464S
for white, including 5000 yellow at of Indiana
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-06

At the ladies' ordinary, Burnet House, Har-
risburg. Pa the list of dishes, ladies Kisses
1t must be sweet place to dine at
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sHERIFFss SALE.

: ~ u.
TafhD Dtsratcr CoeRT O. KLEslM, FOR THE USE ETCys
es NEwonLEAss. CHARLES LEvisToNE.. No. 44ls
HlI VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sale to
directed by the Honorable District Of New
ossns me ahoss entitled l sell public
rtres and Royal MONDAY 1854 at O'clock
The Steamship CINCINNATI together her Furniture
Tackle, Apparel, Machinery, etc. n - = 4f'
Seized the .slf !
Terms caah he JAMES p ERFprr
mystT q JET Sheriff Of he parish ~ rsriss.,.
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Departures of the Collins and Cunard Steamer
FROM LIDERPOOL
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE.

CRESCENT OFFICE.
Thursday Morning, May 6, 1852
CoTTON-The market rather quiet yesterday,
owing to the supposed proximity of later European
counts, and not 1900 bales changed hands Prices
firm:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. .......6 d624 IMiddling Fair sack
Ordinary .,........7 f67allFar. ......... 9k@-
Middling. tGs1a Good Fair nominal
Good Middling ssiDS76 Good and Fine ..... a.
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or NRvEfsehFSxs. 1t Walsh DECEASED. No. as4e.
10y VIRTUE of an order Of sale rendered
- April 3d. 1861 directed the Honorable Dis
t Court Of SswOeans, in the entitled psocesd
ss at pat auction at BaHks Arcade. Msgsse
vter Satehsz Streets SATURDAY, s. 1859 at 1s
letssosk sf-- - = 7'7--s~-f - -
oais iysnd perish o. in thfs State ia, tbe
ld ny seroaa Third and eve Inin
id tesgAit b the nasaa@r nineteen r. soai
as eatsd February a. ls4s deposited Of g. R
ngsf ME ''ers q! Via plan
ans sad y. FEET three inehea
'd o WE hbs 4ns and back 70 tire iot
nasir o hgTs deJ q ssvensy es two inches
fs alde 4ne OF ot eighteen,
s ,le and ts Che side line number twenty and
dth the rr o. ayavs s-t FIVE three nss al,
american h rehts rss nss nrfai,ras
nf advantages hsrsant, belonging Via. mi
s22aug the Fr a4er 70 al ne righ Of npuriaue
s lat derived " The ~: ioct sny
~ 70 said rights, teS1Tpi tks iaes ststed s
fssssone fourth cash, The bance ve and ion ,.s,
for notes without Interest maturity but ang
visht cent nest after nataty not sd
AMI mortgage property sold, = sfs P'f''
o. saie ~ the expense OF The Purchaser before Cena Esc
NotarS fuole JAMES r. FRERET,
niy6 u 70 shsrif Of the nf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-06
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET
JErPERsoN Cry.
Wednesday Evening May s. 1882
Arrived 234 Western Beeves 1856 Hogs $50 Sheep and
loo head of Calves and Yearling The supply of Hogs
and Sheep il scant with moderate stock of Cattle.
-PRtCEs-
BEEF CATTLE (Western) 65alD7c p fb net
(Texas) 405c p 1t net
Hoes. 61aGD7c p Ii net
SHEEP SO 25f1$4 90 q head
MICH Cows S22fDS50 q head
CALVES Sc 00kD&8 so q head
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED

Pacific. ..........as,dl
Prince OF Wales. 5,d3
Ia iaro ...........6,dl
t. 4 2. Woodward 6,dl
Vermont ..95,dl
Wabash ..........S,dl
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SHERIFF,S SALE

~ II. cuElIFE . SALE .--7-
THIRD Dsr.teT C6uET PIERRE cRocKER p M C. =. r,
OF NxwoEIx.xs. SCHUMACHER. mo los =" ~
HfY VIRTUE Of a writ Of seizure and sale tn
y directed by the Honorable Ds.c. ceur1 Of New
l.saa n tse above entitled matter viii public
chartres and Royal streets MONDAY 1854 Il o'clock
VI. ~ -'
The negro named JACOB aged about hrss years,
Seized IN the above .
Terms cash spot. JAMES r. FRERET
ny6 II u jeT Sheriff o. the Parish Of (jyi,,r,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-06

At the plundering of the Palais Royal and
the Chateau of Neuly in February 1S4s much porce-
ments.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-06
ADJUSTMENTS.

GT. CHARLES THEATRE. Last night but
ri f snsb.s sd
5 s.s L S IN s s 6 fa sf bs @ s,
..s = TX III fsfs ID
rssss y Il. Mse p rs e ssa s
new Scenery Dresses pesoration
- FRS b 'es sfSsi II ANTOINE RAvEL
ORLEANS THEATRE-THuRsDAY, May g.
CT Was Ps sn .s ~ ,ssl e4e
e celebrated grand Opera, in three ae by Rosn
n Perorman.s to at O'Clock.
i s!ss;$!: Es; {: -
r rfssS MY s6sSeslrFsz
5 III sf;sf
a. Mile s, sn, .a;.. b SAN Nm
j.Ho~ard sntsrs 81, Chef JUSTICE MARSHALL.
III, Race sa e eiy % good
ID AFFLE.- The celebrated BLACK ~
HSRs a. s,y known i SY
sna HAETESs viii fasd III s.. hundred
@ss s,.s sss
from nine . Soel Joseph Jsnanp's
ss Rf IN AZ sis 20
judges selected BY the suta rbers my8 I'd
GRAND MILITARY and CIVIC BALL "A
q Hi, sSTgEDAy, Nay, is;s
airing evening salute on The I'd February Last
COMMITTEE OF INVITATION AND ARRANGEMENT:
ssr s ss Private nssry P Pys.s 6 S.,
s oas q the above committee be found the
FL DOLLAR Tickets previously issued be good
for the apps
II ECTURES FOR THE LADIES-We would
sf o OF T. @ ds Ct s sss s s.s
II DISEASES ST s1 y eth, With I Oh
TUESDAY, April O'Clock
c.lss!lsa Raiead Depot
% Tickets at The door--piee, fifty cents. ap9atf
GREAT EXCITEMENT.-The celebrated Mime
No. n, IL ID IL Fsda0 rod.s,
Revelations T. sesatif. Plsaolsgy
~ aae ssses
a Rs
pending s's H. saR
sa nla and ns Asl iss'
FENCING ACADEMY-By Messrs. 8. l. A.
t nsSs & and st. Charles No. nj
NOTICE.-Any man of experience and bust
habits with cash capital Of four Eve hundred collars
this office. ap97 lm3p
NOTICE.-Neither Master nor ConBignee of
the British ship sCHooDIAc Captain Porter, port
Liverpool will be Responsible for debts contracted NY the
said vessel lapsol JOHN ToOLE, 95 Bank Place.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES-The British ship
SCOODIAC, Porter master, Liverpool discarging
Municipality. Congnees will pnse
the receipt their goods the they will be
their risk and expense [apSOl JOHN TooLE IS Bank Place
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-The bulk of 500
eres barrels BEEF PORK heavy freight,
taken by the ship SC0OAC Porter
terms, if immediate application is made to
myl JOHN TO0LE. % Bank Place.
NOTICE.-All persons are hereby forbid cred
ting DANIEL KElFFER, Captain Miles, on
said schoaner's account.
myi st Z. 7. HASKELL & CO., 81 Front Levee.
TIT OTICE to shippers of Freight by Mail Line
for MohieThe freight all taken Depot
Yesterday Freight the Railroad THIS MORNING will
This Day; R. GEDbES, Agent.
NewOrleHns, May 8, 1852. nnyS
NOTICE to Property Owners and Residents
the the Fourth Distr-Youa requeaed
the house Mr. John Ecels the Liberty Felicity
THURSDAY May o'clock consd-
GRAFTON the shameful condition aud neglect with Drainage
Streets of the CITY, and adopt measures
rights as tax payers A. GRAUER
J. b. ECKELS,
J. SOARDS,
myI3t*
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-06
Caution.
Sherman's New Patent Truss
RUPTURE REMEDY
WILL EFFECT
A PERMAN ENT CURE.

OTHERS in form and principle of action consequently eHset
scssng THE ADVANTAGES, while it the objections
sege.d to the various kinda heretofore in use The pressure
MORE light Ruptures
regulated directly openings thereby
ng security all times under the violsst By
when fitted by the skful the
placed beyond the danger any other Or dan
symptoms, which arequent the fusses
practice Tor persons afflicted win Hernia 70 select
dangerous
which who understand Anatomy and
familiar with the Rnptres Let be remembered that the
Rupture
Piled prouery lifted Therefore, have concluded TO form
NO AGENCIES sell and apply the Truss ONLY at my ONCE, 10
ST. CHAnISS New Orleans
the OF the " the door, mhls iyo8
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-06

RAILROAD CoNvENTIoN.-The Knoxville Register pub
Alabama Georgia. South Carolina and North Car
olna proposing great Railroad Convention to be held
Knoxville during the month Of August to revive the
old project of connecting tine South Atlantic seaboard
with the cities of Cincinnati and Louisville by way of
knoxville This connection is calculated to obviae the
necessity of transportation by the crcutous and almost
inefficient route of the Mississippi opening and
pletng ut the time the connection between the
great West and such portions of the road in pres
ent contemplation
Here is another warning capitalists be on the
alert.
ADDRESSING A GRAND JuRy-In Philadelphia, the
18th ult the Grand Jury informed s Court that it had
received communication signed by four respectable
cit2ens calling the attention of the Inquest to the
ncr in which Vine street Penny Landing is
pied and expressing the belief that it is nuisance and
direct violation of the grant of VIM. PENN together
with the opinion of Judge Coulter upon the subject in
former The Court instructed the Grand Jury
that citizen had the right to present matter to them
and state his opinion to influence them and that such
conduct would render party liable indictment for mis-
demeanor.
few years ago member of the bar during time of
popular excitement sent communication to the Grand
jury then in session. and although there nothing very
material the face of the paper yet upon the fact be-
coming known the Court decided that it embracery
to so address the Inquest The gentleman arrested
and held in bonds
PAPER MILL BuRsr-The Phenix Paper MILL belonging
to R. b. Kounsolar situated in Berkeley county, Va was
burnt the morning of the 18th of April Insured
$4,000
| At the plundering of the Palais Royal and
the Chateau of Neuy in February 1s4s much porce
lain destroyed that the Sevres Porcelain Mandatory
paid SS4 francs for the gold remaining the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-06

The TICKET FRAuDs.-The police of NewYork have sue
cceded in arresng Barnabas S. Haght, of the firm of
Palmer g. Co.. who extensively engaged in the
California ticket frauds. lie was found secreted and
locked up in obscure in a house in NewYork.
The authorities also hot the scent of Palmer
the beautiful firm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-06

PAPER Mill BuRNr,-The Phenix Paper Mill, belonging
to R. B. Kounsolar situated in Berkeley county, Va
burnt the morning of the 18th of April Insured for
$4,000.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-06

We take from the Baltimore Sun the following telegra
phc abstract of the political brought by the steamer
Niagara, which arrived at Halifax on the 2Sth ut:
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I'M pilRTS

NEW YoRk-Per steamship Georgia: Assorted mdse.
LlVERPooL-Per ship International Assorted mdse.
SSALPe brig Telegraph: % bales hemp do hsinocks,
cs!ts Fernandez.
sABNEPer sehr NeAsco SO6 bales cotton skpwth Taylor
cotrirson, Fowler &coGorrissen Bos-Wrigh, Williams ocoR
PowollLowe, Pason scoT Elder Bro &co-Gay Campbell
oake Hu~kius-53 hides, tolls leather NJ D Cooper
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-06
CnNSIGNEEs

Per steamship Georgia from MewYok via HazanaNo.
Mayo-Norh Bros King &ceT Smith, Hourhton~B Elder
Bros &coFwbll Standardization Pearra-A Tayer 3co-P
Reley &coF Kenue &eo-J Homs-L Pierre co-Thomp-
son NixonrG smh.Gique JamisonD Nenylle-Nontoss
&StiweIunell dce r. GeddesP Pheps-Towu
Ionpkns Sew Peek Mcdonald Buck PeeE-J Hurley
Oakley 4 1awknsl1 Il Morrison Keep Owen &coD Carroll
amuR Perkins keep TulaneE Hart &comJ BsteelD Tayor
Jas stewa-Down, Cnddy &eo-chahon Pearsa-J Wilson
WTgh Wlr n1s. &eSF
freemanD Books-T Parish-J Hughes-A Munoe aeo-C NJ
Smpson~avis JacksonG Brown-A Souhel-Tal Roid-J
Turne-S Seaman Wills &co-J Ioupere-F Fou-M
nett &eo,W VredencSrgh eeA Murray Miller
nngs-W Cushing &co-Louisana State Bank-order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-06

NOTICE to Property Owners and Residents
in the the Dsrict-You
the house Mr. John Ecke the Liberty Felicity
THURSDAY, May o'clock consii
the shameful condition neglect with
rights payers. A. GRAUER,
J. b.. ECKEIS,
J. SOARDS,
myI 3t* p SdARDS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-06

INDANAfer Davis and Bght 50 cks v sailed hams
and shoulders $50 bb pork b SKIS corn
T C Twchell &co. "
INpANA-Per Delays Bowmans Albes three boats s70O
bushels corn, ll50 bags oats J T Moore 1850
1NDANAPer two boas 100 tons bran Shuz Iadden25
hay board. -
oHo-Per 1gart boat: 1860 bbls flour Srge Adams Graham
N0SPer jones' sacks corn 1850 do oats to Helm h
Chism. - " ~ - ~ =
Lyons boat 500 bbs pork log cks should
$50 bb 3l kegs lard 06 bags 6O corn G Twhel SEQ
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-13

consider themselves above the ordinary rules and
laws of society. How many retail traders and
mechanics are Jcfraudcd Of their Just dues, by
idle and cxtraragant Young men: who, II they
were industrious ard prudent, would be free from
debt, and far more respectable, than by appear
inc in costly dress, furnished by the honest me-
chanic. There is reason to believe, that parents
are in some measure blanieable for the cStrara-
CANT habits Of their children. But this lessons
not the disgrace attached to those who run in
debt, when they have 10 means Of paying; and
who reproach the industrious mechanic for de-
manding, or asking the Just reward of his labor
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-13
Professor RI. Cox of Cincinnati, writes as fol-

Professor II. Cox, Of Cincinnati, writes as fol-
lows respecting a remarkable cure effected BY the
use of DR.. Rogers Lwcrwort and lar:
Mr.. 4. L. ScoviW::
Sir-However reluctant may have been to
attach my name to a certificate recommending
patent medicines nostrums, ect., | not only think
it my duty to my patrons, but to the commun-
tv, and all afflicted with diseased lungs, to state
tint have used Dr. Rogers Livcrwort and lar
in several cases with the happrSt effect; and III
one ca$c particularly, that Of Mss BeIt who ap,,
peared to be E,Loring under the last stage OF
scrofulouS consumption. as pronounced by sever
al 1hys;cial,s who were in attendance previous
to nv taking charge Of her cl>e. BY is use She
has been entirely restored, and is now enjoying
the best health. HIRAM Cox NJ. ~:
We learn from the Hon. Judge Morse, Of Gin
cinnati, that DIR. Cox IS IL physician of the high
est standing.
For sale at Thomas J. Workmans Drug
Store, Camden, S. {.
See advertisement in anothcL column.