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Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-08-14
G. S. FENNER, NJ. D..
General and Opsltilaililfc Surgeon,
Late Of Neto OrIeans,)
ABERDEEN, MISS.

| IAV1NG established himself in Aberdeen will prac.
L i tee exclusively surgeon, including the med,
cal and surgical treatment of the diseases OF the EYE
lie invites the attention of persons requiring Surgical
Operations, either for the relief of diseases or the re-
moeal of deformities. Among the cases that come
within his department of the profession he will emu
merate few, such as
Operations for Hareltp-C 1ub. toot-coniracte ten
aons-c1osed Jd'cs The result Of saliuatonL ithotog
Ihnors Of earlous hinds-Straagalated Hernia-Ae4r-
aSns, &c CANCERS cured rithout The aid of he
nye # prfarred6 q the patient.
From his extensive efenee in treating diseases
o. me eye ne 5 t'tabte 70 give s. bet in many eases
shat HaEe been rsri;ci 1e4leab5ssand vdia MR.
ticUlfiY ask 4sEe4tan 81 Us.5z, yin or+s-.
tefefa, J9aeIy - hs CorGea, u .hs AYE f,sf
thsi. slggs Lom otkcr eauses. asa ,hos, aho I.sve
= INF ~ rs 5Fs- s3nss ~ suit esif C~sn-
usar i:ds--s q isvts he can give en-ift. a,s+s-
in@ll' n !. i.e = Hey asc .Fhsee tn stu tie
Eye e. 7 inflammation
= T COM
4ns 8sF,
is@so.e.s, i .a s51sll.aea saa, s aaers.
agent y, -,sfn-rzt i ~ ias Il s-..r-
tracts ior ii laJ,satI .I, ~ AIRY, lIi, -
ing u the in y radd-aGy between q tr
the South line ~ PontUtoc county as soun 4. te5
bic, beginning az the heaviest portions o the roaa
ffsSotued, Ehat the work shall be prosecuted win
vger' Tor which purpose, besides the full payment np
on stock held IN Mobile. pay able or before the LIST
OF April and the LIST, 4th, and 9Th years CITY taxes
the following instalments hereby called from the
STOCK subscribers in Mississippi. payable at Macon
Noxubee county, to j. NJ. Cunningham, agent LIST
per cent now over due, payable at time OF subscrib-
ihg or three months thereafter. 3D. Thirty per cent
upon the mississippi stock, payable above, to J. NJ
Cunningham, follows
10 per cent on or before LIST July, 1860.
~ lst November, 1852,
10 :. list February, 1859.
Extract from the minutes
A. d. IRWIN, Secretary.
Should stockholders in Lowndes county ana i
more convenient, they can paw their instafments -
Mr.. James Whitfield of Columbus - ~
j. NJ. CUNNINGHAM, PRINCIPAL 4et
NJ, d @. r. R.-Misxiss,ppf.
6FAberdeen papers copy 'ffs''
VIA Err. WILLIAMS & ECKFORDS.
6Late Weaver, Mqliin d. Coz
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, DEALERS IN
STAPLE & FANCY DRY-GOODS,
=. 20. St Francis Street, Mobile
Isaac { 4 W w LASaa' Of columbus, Miss.
j Joan = K ra EoKFoRD Of Aberdeen. Miss
Dec. 81. 1851. 40
7l00 YDS. osNABURG, Twilled and pla;,
lDUU just received from Pulasks Tenn. and "a
HADEN G. READ
0O.
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IRON RAHLsNGs.
MORE g. GALLAGHER,

MORE& GALLAGHER 8. 8
1f0RNERS Of Broad and Coats Stss,s Phiadephia
~ Manufacturers of allkinds of Ratings for fronts
of cemetery enclosures, Verandahs. Balconies Chairs
Settees, Tables, Lions, Dogs, Fuunt and every
kind of fancy Iren which viii be warlhnted &c
equal designs. and at. very low prices
Mr. richard Miller viii receive orders and has the
designs = e g szxas&
Feb IL 1859 - 80 sg.zs SIX
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Dfs. w. sPHs.asray

TTAS moved his Office to the South side Of Main ST..
Ii in the building occupied by George Frazee ESQ,
as Clothing Store, where he would BE pleased to see
his old customers and as many ones as may see
such medicines as are generally used nfamilies. All
medicnesfufnished by him will bewarranted pureartl
genuine.
Columbus, Miss. Jan 5, 1852 49tf 2
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PIANO & FURNITURE wARE-ROoM.
J. WOMELSDORF

J. WOMELSDO RFF,
TAKES this method of informing the publcea
| THAT he has removed his Cabinet Ware Room ~
to the brick house Market street, nearly oppo-
site Haden q Reads Grocery Store, where he intends
keeping on hand well made assortment of
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
SUCH AS
BUREAUS, BEDSTEADS, WARDROBES.
EWASH-STAkDS, TABLES, SAFES, LOOKING
!. GLASSES. CHAIRS, MATTRESSES &C.,
which ne will sell atprces to suit the times. He has
Just received directs from Of the celebrated Pr
ano manufacturers in the United States four choice
MN @ v.
which he will sell at small advance on New York
prices, for cash.. Persons wishing purchase wouid
do well to call andexamine for themselves
= Nh In addition tu4the above branch of his bust
ness he will personally attend to the duties of Under.
taking with sneatness and dispatch whenever called
upon 70 20 50. J. WOMELSDORFF.
Jan II. $50 SLY
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AKEEAD or AL OTHERS!

THE Envy OF ILL PILL lAAAUFACTE RERS
BECAUSE they are safer, better and more eiilea-
ID cous than any others; and because the puDhc VIII
take no others if tIey~can get them
Five hundred thousand boxes have been sold annu-
aIy for the last five years. Young and old, male and
female can always take them with equal safety with
cat fear. 49,
1fpills be necessary for purging and cleansing the
stomach and bowels, and purgng the blood and hna5
Of body take others-for no other pills produce
those combined effects, contain Sarsaparla IN them
Eat, drink and live as usual, and pursue your usual
occupation whilst taking them without fear oil taking
cold, during all kind Of weather.
One Thousand Dollars are Waged that more genu-
inc certificates from physicians, Clergymen Members
of Congress and respectable ctzens) be produced
Of their eff cacy than Of any others, and Ten Dollars
wiIlbe forfeited imevery instance where one bcx Will
.notdo more good thantwo boxes OF any other
Forty Pills are in box, end sold for Twenty-Five
cents per box with directions nd much wholesome adj
vice accom- paiy eachbox. They have no taste or un-
pleasant snelree from dust powder of any kind,
do not grippe the stomach on bowels--produce no
sickness, vomiting bad feelings They are good at
all times and adapted to most diseases common to
manIinds
No one having one taken them will be willing to
take any others afterw ards because they always do
GOOD. and IT they do not then no others will
Dr. n b. LED 4. the proprietor and manufactures,
is regular Druggist Chemist and Physician of fifteen
wears experience in PHILADELPHIA; Graduate OF the
University of PENNSYLVANIA I; member OF different
Medical Institutions Of Philadelphia, New York Bos-
ton Baltimore, and associate and corresponding
member Of several Medical institutions of London and
Pars-henee the reason of the greater confidence
placed his pills, and being recommended IN the
practice of most respectable physicians throughout the
United States
Principal Depot, Dr.IHEpy's DIsPENsART, No. ia,
North Front St, Philadeplia-a sold wholesale
and retail by LANES BLAIR, Columbus, Nj.
Also, by COLEMAN e CLAvroS, Aberdeen, Mi. Jos.
TUCKER, Mobile, Ala. -. WRIsHT 81 Co, N. O..
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MCDOWELL HOUSE.
UOTTSTON MFSSISSTpPT.

HOUSTON, MISSIoSIFII
THE subscriber has permanently located himself as
tavern keeper, in the well known house., called
the Houston Hotel in Houston, Cnckasaw COM
ty, Miss, formerly Eept by Capt. 4 g. Steele. Phi
ces in accordance with the times @ss
After eight years practice in the business, / shall
try to have clean sheets, tabie-cfoths plates knives
forks &c Few servants, bt good and attentive, with
everything on the table that this back country affords
So people sustain and viii try to keep good
house. Call and see for yourselves. | have, also
the best stables attached to the premises that aer in
Houston.
n. B.-Horses and vehicles to hire at moderate Pr-
ces, so no passengers can be detained longer thar
they wish. H. MCDOWELL. s
Dec. 30, 1851. @-zse AK
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Dissolution.

THE Copartnership heretofore existing between j.
]. Sherman & G w Sherman, was this day dis
solved by mutual consent. ]. J. sherman may be
found at all times the old stand and is fully author
lied to close the business ofthe concern.
Geo H. Harris having bought out the interest OF
j. Shernnany the concern will be conducted in fu-
ture under the name and style Of Sherman Harris
who viii keep geaeral assortment Of Staple and
Fancy Dry Gods, and hope TO merit continuance
Of the patronage extended to the old concern.
III. SHERMAN.
6. W.sSIER3IAN /
Jan. i $50. 5:u.
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FEontev:aIIo Female Institute

WILL commence. its first session on Monday the
w 9TH day of April next
The Trustees have procured the services of Miss
Angelina Suddth as nstfuctress lady of varied at
tainment,- and one who has had much experience in
teaching, recently frem Richmond, Va
Rates of tuition viii befrom S to $40 per session
of five months. Music, French and Latin, customary
prices Board eanbe obtained in private families al
eghtdoars per month, ineluding washing, fuel, &c.
No incidental charge made.
The Institution is located II mile from the Court
house in Columbus east oil north. near the Military
road. Its location among the hills renders the situa
fion not only pleasant but heaialtul
A. N. JONES,
WM.B WINSTON
- WILEY WILLIAMS,
JNO. NJ MORGAN,
So O.CANFIELD,
r. n. TALIAFERRO, s
+ April 8, 1852, lott Trustees
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GARDEN SEED.

T ANDRETH,S Garden Seed. warrented fresh an
the crop of 1851 just received and for sale by
Jan 10 81 TAYLOR & MCCARTHY.
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cozAssr. aUaPH1saEs s GELLE Ps,

S C0zAas y. Il U1x PaEk2zEs = GELLE B's,
4 R E now receiving one Of the largest stock Of
IA GOODS ever broas tp.this City, consisting q
Is s1pSe ssskss 1Sssyses as. S4ecs3~v
of every style and variety Clothing, Hats, Cans.
Boots and Shoes Comprising I'd the Aew styles ~
Indies and gentlemen
A very large assortment d Sod S BrT.lss, Nj
tineales, &c. Cfoekerg Glass. ant We'd an Wiz Is
Ware
a large anddes BIZ stsslf5of Spring and SunIne
Dress Gv0as-goEs u Hataes Tissues Co
lun15iaus. Raizalines. Fes1s u yoneEs,, Beraees
Checks e lids Sizes sssssss, Enlbr9iIefed Sass.
English md French sRate1 Lawns, Frcnch
Musli ard almost srssY ans lyle o. Spring
and Summer Ladies eng Gen tsnIen's Dress Goods
that the Eastern ci.its can afsora-5
PLANTATION GOODS.
Plain and Striped Cotton Osnabufgs, Kerseys 2 ains
Blankets, Russell Brogals, Mid Boots &c; Hardware
Iron, Castings Nails, Wedding hoes, Trace chains
Blacksmih's Tools &c. All Of which has been Sc
lected by OF the partners who has been twenty-five
years regularly in the business, and with facilities
surpassed by any House in the southern country, all
Of which win be sold for less profit than goods has
ever before been soldin this.city.
Columbus, March 81, 1852. Ok
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l7fl00 YDS. soSNABURG, Twilled and plain
l,DUU just received from Pulasks, Tenn, and for
'sls HADEN READ
90 iooi' Agents
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THR TRUE Digestive
81 - Fun, Or GAsTRI JuIcE.
~ - prepared from Rsaanet, or
20 & q the fourth Stomach of the
II, q f'sz.s~@s u ~ Ok, after directioQso of Ba-
- - ron Leibig the great Ply
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-06

Fl. W. RlNCKER,
VO. l9s R.4NDOLPH STREET. CRrdGO.

Also on Canal Street, opposite Foss' Planning Mill
FENIE Proprietor ofths Establishment now rr,psrcd 10
4 Cast Bells of all sizes. He would particular, jryite
those who wish purchase Church Bells to thos; 81 his
manufacture. His bells will be sold on rs reasonable terms
they be purchased from the East or from Agents 80
Eastern Establishments. They will be sold chcr in fact
because ne make good bell that viii give us Ier a
volume OF sound thO~c of eastern manufacture with o. -
thus cd III the purchase Of his Ees lie warrants h. m
not 10 break for year with proper USAGE and should OF
fail or prove 20 be good represented il NAV be re-
TUNED 70 his shop and be made good without Ia
the purchgr, by rcCaSt; be replaced by nc ore If
should break any time during HI, life he = in rtcas Il
for half the expense Of casting Western rCopl IN &c u
adv an!9gc in dealing with western IMAM and uatrnufzf .
western Interests.
His bells have taken the premiums NJ the tvo Isr Fairs ~
the Chicago Mechanics lnSiute-lhe last FIJI, a1ar .
hin gold medal The following is copy of the report Of
Fair of May, 1850:
Article ii, Glass No. G, Church Bells
bell OF 40 pounds. by H. W. Rinckcr of this CITY is
well made and smooth casting ItcYhbits crcat fnGrcr
Of skill in iiS manufacture; has an admirable tone and
throwSa greater volume of sound than any bell of its
Was had between the above bell one
eraD! le cher of the two955 pounds. arrangement
tor ringing Mr. Rnckcrs bell temporary and hy far in
terror I" that OF Mr. Menee notwithstanding hch We
DtcNt Thai there was but little dicrcnCcin stance that
the two bells could be heard. and that tone Mr. Ruck
crs Dell was by tar the mos; pleasing to the en- \ Gold
Medal was awarded 10 Mr.. Rinckcr
The above Is = true copy OF the Rcuort.
C. r. SLOAT. Sccrctarv
Board Directors Chicago Mechanic, Institute
NJ Rnckcr Isl also prepared do al kinds of BrJSs o
casting and furnishing, on short and in coed syIe
% MACHINERY! magnetic machines Observation-Disclosures
s"'i Il" htlnS, beer pumps. Sopcuck oil globes etc etc
Also heavy Copper wuok for all purposes
oh Brass ana Copper purchased and taken in exchange
Tor bells, Attic market prices.
Chicago, 1851.
= Orders may be left in Kcnosba with r pI-Dn ~,
at the office Of the Telegraph.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-06
PUBLIC NOTICE!
J. P. Townsend abandoned the Fie,:; !
THE w AR ENOEDi

This young sought make the people believe ks
sarsapara original has finally abandoned the field by
selling his business 70 some STRANGERS. Being convne'
of the nutty Of warning against judgment
convictions OF the people he has last disposed HE bus
ness and retired from contest virtually all
that was true iu publications.. the Ola
Dr. 81 selling the Of his 81 week, and getting
Upfalse adavits" respecting Od DIS original Recipe
after trying to seduce Of workmea disclose Linn
knowlelze of the OLD R4c.pe by Offering high as
SlO0 after making the ping offers the Old Dr.
himself, Of HOUSES, LANDS. MONEY and PARTNERsIIP,
through his and Van Pelt TO leave
Thompson, SkiIImau 20 s. p. Townsend
with his Recipe him make sarsararIla
TO SOUR, FERMENT aud BURST the BOTTLES After Ii
belling the members Of firm, calling unprin
spled and ether hard he has finally thrown W
the whole business heavy load and
the HrRnEv upon the shoulders Of some STRANGERS,
whom he induced take his place under the pretence
they could make money BY the operation.
These strangers ndersand intend placing chem
iEs tie bottles past character
for sOURING and PREVENTING. which is really the
highest acnowIed Of the truth Of all have hereto
fore said Of it. It is VIRTUAL Confession that it
neither made BY chemist heretofore had the adyan
tages chemical science in les manufacture VIII not the
people the imposition and Lumlug calling s Ps.
article good m.lieine'
Bug We confess all the ras>aty ToEprRLy displayed
is nothing that Of these STRANGERS in pacu. the
bottles the Of chemist, for EFFECT willie the
time the Sarsaparla IS made after the Of
s. r Towuseud's Recipe
II thu Recipe is CHANGED, then it becomes ANO
TIER ARTICLE and should he called the STRAIN
GERS SABSAPARJLLA or by other distinctive
Peliation. Come out, GENTLEMEN STRANGERS, and
show your hands and let the public whether you in
tend to make 5 +. Townsend's soURING, PREVENTING
COMPOUND with the Of chemist the label for
purpose whether you making another and
tally different article but intend up in P
ties with his labels. signature thus selling under
false eolors' The Of stickins
the hottie, will rev. change + IS charactcr.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-06
JeWelry,

FTIEI Undersigned hayiug recently purchased the Watch
L making and Jewrl-y Establishment lately bel ,nging
TOD. G.. Go.urcdSpn, wishes to inform the public thu he
has on hand, and is constantly receiving additions
his already extensive invoice OF
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-06

JAMES 4. BROWN.
House Decorator, sign, Carriage and Or
naBensaI
@AAGAJE 81 DIR
GLIDER, GRAINER, GLAZiER K PAPER HANGER
One Block East of Ban's Hardware Store, and Oppo
site the Eagle Foundry,
PARK STREET. KENOSHA
Onhand above the present season. de,erm med to give
satisfaction To- all those who may favor him with their work
J. r. D. having had several years experience in The art
OF Color Making, in OF the first h0HScS Eroyf in
tends manufacturing the greater portion his own cuors
that he viii be enabled to supply Painters Dealers and
others with good aud cheap article cheaper than has ever
before been offered in this city.
Paints mixed ready for use at a small advance on New
York prices,
WINDOW SASH, kcptroady primcd and glazed at the
low price cents by 10, and large size in rrnor-
ton Black Elastic VAItNSf II for Carriugc Tops harness
&c, &c.
FARMERS and others abou! to build will nnditto their
interest TO call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
kenosha, March. 1889. 40
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-13
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels,

LOUIS. .J II Porter, Memphis Hilbert Leblanc
Stirling Hilbert Mrs Doyae, daughter servant Smith Barrow
u Barrow W R Barrow and servant La; VIM Mann II Martin
W Mclean, w Fosdick, d Ridley, Y; Gamble Mrs
Gregory and family st Louis Mrs Chandler Miss Chandler Arm
strong Master Chandler Mobile; VIM Tbuc Misses Tabue and
KY George Meek servant VIM Jones and lady
Mexico A w Peace VIM l. Ward Indians.
CITY III Wet5er Ind Angho Warren Ohio Masse
w Kirkland Charles Nj Emerson, Gardner Smith,
Mis- Henry ssmP,Gn Daniel wplkerJ Wood Cummings
fpSs NM Nv pslapG, Ga Friend Henderson VI holland
Hyde. Goodnow, Mich Herr Kisirk, Y; Smith II
Jorien McFal II Baggs, La
NkRANnA Lieut. Stevens and family Cov Henry Huntington
Mrs Z A Mays W Barbour Barbour Blackman Niss \
alexander Victor, W Cunningham A Jetfreys, Ky Ben
Story, Haehett, 0; Warren Ohio Lyons, c; W
Gordan and two servants Texas; McNillams Williams
Carter B Ewsl May, Il Jordon Beggs, MeFal, La
NJ Hilperl- Dill Gooch, J Y Baylss Mexico
TUFTS, Howarth, W Birkhead Jas Steward, GeodOe
ONO Dr Hand Wright Bearstop, Farley, Farley
M Scott Gap Mo; Beassy, Bessy I9fOurohe
Phillips Lavender, Texas Herbert eh MeRea Wisconsin
ARCADE H Smead Ark, Dualey, W Jvereen servt
John Finney Geo Vose Miss Rob Goodwin VIM Knnan Ark
Hammond Indian M Wasson o; t;osney Ark; r
vim AUSTIN Texas; EIa'ket Winston, Da II Ilowah Ky
w Musseinian La.
COMMERCIAL: IL " Gillespie Mo; Locks, II Lockei W
Sherwood s. Joseph; Bank, u Townsend ST Louis Rur.y
Rnhrrys shueh, Iowa. Parker VIM Cline Waus Ills
Wallace n o.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-13

THE METAIRrE,-The pacing this Course yes
terday well attended better in fact than on an,
previous meeting since the re-openng of the track fol-
trotting and pacing horses The utmost good feeling
prevailed and every thing went off pleasantly The ract
was closely contested throughout, Prairie Bird Chico
each winning alternate heats until the and deciding
heat which was won by the former Ccot being well up
The best heat made was in 2:44h. On Thursday next
understand at two mile heats will off free
for all trotting horses in harness.
CHARLESTON RAcEsThe third days regular race over
the Charleston for purse of $500 two mile
heats The entries follows
Col NJ R. Sngletonsb.f Mirth years old, by Wagner
dam of Capt. Minor
Jos Heywards g. z. COL Pride years old by Glencoe
dam by Penipo,entiary
Jos Harrson's b. g. Samuel Chiffon years old by imp
Skyark dam by imp. Priam
p S. Fowler's CHI f. Elisabeth NfcNa,v years old, by
Embassador dam Princess finn. by Leriathdn.
Col Pride not brought to the stand Elizabeth
McNy was the favorite and she proved herself worthy
the good opinions of her friends winning in two straight
heats Time 3521s-347.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-13

NEwORLEANs VESSEL Ice BouNp.-Bark Marcia Capt
Watson, from Neworleans, was in Annapolis Roads,
Tuesday the ls having been brought in by the
Relief Capt w states that he has been inside of Cane
Henry for eighteen days seventeen of which were under
the entire control of the Ice On the 2lst January his
vessel dragged anchor and carried ashore on Poplar
Island by force of wind and the ice pressing beam
ends; had to slip of her cables and away masts
to prevent her capsizng She lifted off shore by the
ice having been in ~ feet water and drawing u and
subsequently off and shore seven or eight
times The vessel is badly cut from the waters edge as
far as can be seen and strained and only saved by
cutting spare spars for tenders casks for
sheathng boards and sides She is now leaking badly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-13
Havana Correspondence.

D,
Editors c,escens-We are somewhat mortified to have
two vessels come in from NcwOeans in short steam time
and not receive paper item of news, especially
when European looked for with considerable
interest by those who holders of orders for the
The bark Maudon Butler, arrived yesterday morning
early and the brig p Soule the evening previous in
days-in time to partially the views of -four specu-
lators but with nothing for the qualification of news
mongers. 7
AS you will be in receipt of Spanish Consul by the
Spanish steamer Colon which passed out of the harbor
at O'Clock yesterday evening trust that the healing
balm will be applied to soothe his fears and heal the
wounded dignity Of his Queen-that the breach may be
closed with friendly offerings to the advantage our
commercial intercourse We hope that the Consul on his
return will perceive the proprey of joining with those
who feed the excitement in community! create Rbs-
os-for the purpose of being continued in employment
as secret asens when industrial avocaton would
better become them tend better state of feeling
than has recently obtaned-by doing, he will become
again to be appreciated by the good members of
not be put the proof of his metal when there
is wanting-cause.
large party of American citizens with our consuaud
family in the lead under permission of the Captain
era visited the Moro Castle yesterday and it was pleas
ant to within those rugged walls wher lies the
of many sad tale and heart the fair daughters
of land wrapped in interest with the picture
which magic pencil alone could sketch, and least
not orgetu of the gifted and generous prsoner-now
trust his way home from Cadz. to meet the approl
tion Of his contingencies they never forget Omuz Lat
Fayete and Huger-so will they hold in their hearten
orehe who hazarded the garote fame country and
all the soul holds worth to minister to the his
unfortunate elow-citizens when in prison and chains
Dispersion forgive-the party off delighted with
grmvsaged Moro and subdued the warder hearts they
found within, have doubt else they must be more
oburate than the oceanwashed rock where they sleep
with the music of breaking waters to ul them to
repose.
Our business has broken upon under favorable
circumstances the weather. which has been too
favorable freights increasing vessels wanted
exchange is getting right flour dangerous; Lard well
and other produce etc ETC. freight and small commits
sions. As yours JIM