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~ Ranger Pine Bluff h mat. Reports Red
f4ng Shoals The cabins Of the Jim
Preston recently Red ve hid been washed
hula The Ptasr Miller had out
farliiurs Andr machinery Of the Prestou.
~ Louis In port for Newoeans
~ Nichols and Iowa.
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Rs~We are authorized TO announce JAMES
DUNLAP candidate for JUDGE COURT.
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ZsS- ii. b. EG0LEsTON is a candidate for
JUDGE or THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR
LEANS, tahs
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1is- FOURTH DISTRICT CoURT. am q Can
didais Judge Of the Fourth District
NH Mn REYNOLDS,
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dz1- For JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT
e. NJ IMMERSION h candidate for JUDGE TIE
THIRD DISTRICT COURT the Court which may
tn fesd II.
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Hss- WILLIAM p. BEDLocK, for CLERK of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT, othe Court that may be organized to
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ANDLIoUORs. PnEsER



w AROMATIC Observation-Disclosures OF MYsTE-
assumption that beverage whether medi
cna dette has 80 spontaneous popuar and SO en-
demand Of this Nast country as WOLF Els
AROMATIC sClEpAM sClNAPPs The fact unAampedas
constitute mystery which but the manufacturer
whom the article has submitted
explain. 1t that al who have tested
this Improved Holland Gin by personal perceive s unques
rrdned fragrance delightful dinasvenes nygoraiug
cordial wholly objectionable tendencies OF inferior
LIQUORS. universally admitted,
medicinal properties by the Medical aeulty who
the But the chemical this
distinguished superiority and preference remain 10 be stated and are
br,fy as follows; ,
the proprietor by processes anu IRON materials ELSEWHERE
unemployed and unknown.
q proved repeated Of several eminent chemists
entirely the perncous fus oil which
other distilled rom and which the Of the
and morbid desire
haba and Incorporate indulgence which such liquors Invariably
tend to rnduee
g. proved by unerring that this Holland Gin is not
acd indgesbe oil Of juniper hereto
used with the specially lighter volatile, aromatic and
medicinal the essential oils of Italian juniper berry, neglected by
other manufacturer
quality entirely and which other Holland
Gin in the world has acquired
proved medical experience and testimony to be
we'll agreeable remedy many OF mel ent
dypet general debility,
sluggish circulation Of the blood deficient assimilation oil ood aud eh
hausted vital energy
rather bine tay creating dislike TO M
liquors invariably the III effects of bad water
whether limestone district 10 all Of these enumerated
| qualities it has rival in ma ket ia the world.
Put and bottles in boxes OF two dozen each
the the bottle, cork and label
myl3 lw For sale bv W. Fl. BUNNElL, 10 Grayr street
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OySIcg OF THE DAILY CREscyNT,l
Monday Morning, May 1G, 1853.
CLEARED SATURDAY

Monday Morning, May 1G, 1853 !
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Ship jA Nesmith. Mills, Liverpool, Gihney a. Lowell
Ship Calcutta, Loring, Hasfs = whitney Acc
ship Whitney Whiting, Liverpool j Whtnsy deo
ship John Hsury, oznard, Tne.ie, Fe.ask &eo
ship Norman iiomer Bsaioa, CIV Hynsoi
Ship Richmond Dudley. Boston. CIV Hynson
Bark John Gardner. P6ndIston. Bcatoo, Fesiek Acc
sardn brig slsnxo AHtoia, Lsbais, Gopdolh ACC
Brig Paul II Joues, lliains. NewYofk, hFsr~sll
sehr Roam, Gubnetsu, Havana, VS. Brown
Sehr Fl0msffelt, Strong Baltimore, HArrlfon dco
sebr Jenny Lui seagse Apalarho GREENWOOD Morris Ao
sehr EarHh Elizabeth. Wetb, Pensacola, Master
ARRIVED.
sehr Rsmp Mayo 80 days from NewYok nsssrPowdsrhouss
schr VsBies Fsh days from St Marks to nAster-9d dist
Steamship America Sawyer Apalacncoa 18th Wood
Lowd-lst dst.
sehr sadiop Terrell days from Grand calou
Sehr Wild Pigeon, Sn Tampeo msstsr-2d dist
sehr p Harrison days from Grand CAilou to masterd
dsiict.
Steamboats,
Swamp Fox Ms-hali Mnden.
Norma, Foster Cincinnati.
Gen Rush, Sutherland Rowland Tsrss.
" Wright Clark, from Vickaburg
Dove, Smith, from Fort Smith.
Pota Parker, from Grand Eeore.
Planter. JeanfreRn from Balle
Aeek Scott, Swon from St Louis
AL Shotwei, Ell oft from Louisville.
Henry Cholsau, Rudd from st LOUIS.
Anns 2, Labarthe, from St Martinsyilie.
Cleona, Newton, from Jefferson.
Arksnsas, Bennett from Arkansas River.
DIR Batey. D1gas, from LaiOurche.
New 4atons, Gross from Bay Sara.
Anon, Wallace, from Yaz0o river.
Texas Ranger, stoekman, from Pine Bluffs.
Magnolia, Thomasson, from Louisville.
Towboal stree Soule the Pasesbrougb hr Wild
Pigeon and z Lapsr.
Tho Mechanic Frances from the down and
10th inst bark Enene, liih ship cbas Hu5urtson-eams
upIght. =,
rowboa. Dssoto wLaun from PAsses-eame up light
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MSs- Please announce that JOHN GEDGE will
supported candidate for the JuDGEsHIP or THE FIFTH
DISTRICT LDURT the Court which succeed under the
visions Of lhe Consultation. A, the request d -
NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
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Es- For JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT Court
GEORGE W CiRsTY is a candidate Office
hip or THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS Of
Court which sacsd tundr the Consultation fslb
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Mt- JAMES A. HOPKINS is a candidate for
CLERK OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS
nthIl
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re- THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS, candidate for reslecisn
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re- JOIN ORCHARD is a candidate for CLERK
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT mh2s
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Ms- Messrs Editors Please announe VIM.
A. NoTT as candidate CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
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ELECTION NOTICES.

ls5- We are authorized to announce A. p
LELD candidate for JUDGE Of THE FIRST DISTRICT
OURr. ny5
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lsfy- We are authorized to announce Colonel
CHARL A. LkBUZAN Candidate for CLERK Of the THIRD
COURT whatever Court the may be changed TO-
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Rsa- Editors of the Crescent: Please an
rou1e WILLIAM CASTEL candidate for the Office Of CLERK
or THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS. mhla
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Rfs- Messrs. Editors; Please announce me as
uRIEASs FRANCIS MOUNEY. mAs
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2.i3- p. NJ BERTH, for the past fourteen
Deputy present Second Dis
CONT candidate for CLERKstiIP Of the said SECOND
DISTRICT COURT The he changed
a. mil
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zzS- For DISTRICT ATToRNEY.-B. s. TAPPAH
ia candidate for DISTRICT ATTORNEY. nbIss
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FLATBOATS.
LIST OF VESSELS In PORT NOT CLEARED.

In First District
NpANAPr Gaeggs boat $50 bs pork coo kegs lard $50 elk
hams shoulders NJ Gregor &co. Oven Chm and order
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Ms5> For CLERK OF FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
We are authorized TO announce g. RISK candidate for
THE FIFTH DISTRICT COIRI or whatever Court me
same ma changed TO. iels 10
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NS- For DISTRICT ATTORNEY
EDWARD J. CARRELL.
uys Election MosDAr, Nay a.
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nf3- THOMAS G. Poole is a candidate for
CLERK OF The SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mhs I'd
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Gs-FoR JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT CouRT
We authorized state that Judge A. CASoSgE candidate for
JUDGE OF TIE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS,
which substituted
isle
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NEW YoRK-Per ,ehr Romp; Assorted mlss.
BoSToS-Per ship cassa Courier CTS lee to order
ST MARKS-per sNhr Venice Naval Post Mel-Me-
Couochie DJnnell--N HAmlin.
TAMPIco- lhr Wild Pigeon Two thousand dollars speosO
Delvale M0reauio0 do b blossman-50
Thios 81 curvere9 5s Cramsr &oossl 81 dollars specie
sarsspnrA NJ Cabaeo 50 do do sp Cramer &co.
GRAND cATLLoUPer seh seper; $50 Ibis moasses order.
APALACic0LA-Per stsamlhp America; so bales cotton
white Mitchell 6co50 pks md 70 cotton Green
wool Morris &o25 bd stevens &eola bbs turpsntne
Pest Ms!-snndries to order.
GRAND cAILLOuPsr sehr II Scranton Sugar and nolaases
/ innrl
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TO- FIRST DISTRICT COURT present myself
candidate for Judge Of the First District NsvOsans
the yosr Of the parish Of oenna. JOHN q. LARUE. mhT
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Of p H. oSEL Attorney Counsel
candidate office Of DISTRICT ATTORNEY for
which the parish Of Orleans situated either il h
other denomination which cE IT,
al
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON Cry,
Sunday Evening, May Is, 1858.
Arrived oay head of Beef aud Veal Cattle There
is but a small supply of stock Offering and prices are
arm:
PRICES
Re-. o. Z IEine To West I1.L6Sh q Ii net
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Opening of the TTvoLI BEER GARDEN, h
" Poctehartran Railroad next to the Franklin
HospitGThe undersigned informs his friends and the pub
lie general that he will the above vel known fAvo,e
bis there will be MUSICAL INTERLUDES EVERY
SUNDAY MONDAY during Every attention will be
well to the comfort Of
he guests The undegned will particular attention and use BIZ.
agreeable for his
for which refreshments furnished
mia, en- f = J. voRGRIMLER.
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Arrived, ship Pacific, Nelson, Ssworleads
EXPORTS.
LIyERPooI-Psr sbip Jas Nesnthi siTT bales cotton
HAvRE-Psr hp cus 1873! bales hhds tobacco
10 hbA lard
LvERPooLPer ship whitney li34 balls 1886 ska
e5Tn 700
TREsTE-pe ship John Henry 2os5 bales Il pks
BosToS-Pe bales pigs lead
Ibis pork 5le kegs ISL bbls lard.
BosToS-Psr abp cotton hemp pigs
lead .ss bbli pork 500 ks ?4i hides
BOsTON-Psr hip bales 81
80 bids hsrns IA b 50 do 81
lard bs So5 hides br sine 1861 ks
rolls leather ls5 mlss
BosToN-Per tak John 1898 bales 7s do hemp
do ps si2 pigs lead 72 hides 0S SKIS corn 1000 slaves box urs
do tobacco.
GESoA-P,r brig sletzio; 5000 slaves.
PAa $3.50 *. i?0 sticks cedar
HAyANAPe shr 800 kegs so bbs lard ~ ibis pork 80
bIs candles.
bales hhds beef
whisky bb ma'os g2s bdl hides pkg
mdse.
APALACcoLAPer shr Jenny Lind Is2 bbls hour do porl
bhds sugar 10 do bacon, etc.
PEEsACoLA-Per ,ehr Sarah E lzabsth. Ia ballast.
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Rg- For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
CotIRT-GEoRGE WASHINGTON LEWIs the present Minute
Ck Of the Fifth Nswoesns which situation he has
offers himself Candidate for the
CLERkSP Of said Court whatever Court the same may
be changed to. ieiI u
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u.s. FRANCOIS BoULIGNY is a candidate for
CLERK OF THE SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
third MONDAY in June. 1nYo VI
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Below Coming Up.
Wild Pigeon, sisscn, days from Tampieo with fui;.
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respectfully request of dealers and the
generally the Of Although has
been but lately Introduced under s designation yet d
public have already old standard and highly
approved Wife, The present poprietors, Me CHARLES Held
Sleek co. with honorable wishing
privileges have successfully
Of the senior partner Charles
Iejssck rnier which will continue be known -
would that the comparative consumption fths Wine
introduction that other brand in
's' VISA WiNGFiEID TRIcE Il co
apa6 I'm CHAS. A. VAN ZANDT, Agents
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Ms- WIN. HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con-
stable OF Justices Court Election, Monday il No
vsmhar neYt mylO IA
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me- We are authorized to announce G. r.
WHEAT as Candidate Sixth DISTINCT mh7
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ORLEANS THEATRE. = Monday Evening,
May &c. BENEFIT of MONS ELH Firs. viciin q he Fsnsh
oSera assel by L. GOTTSCALK, when will b. psrmsd, r
s dim. seaoD gnd Opera, ny Ro.ini called MOSES
INTERLUDE BIZ Gottschak Ellie AID 1ms Flsury
Joly. ,
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r,REAT SOUTHERN MUSEUM
CALLERY OF WAX STATUES AT COM

GALLERY OF WAX STATUES AT CON-
NJ MERCIAL HALL ST. Charles and Psrddo streets
open EVERY in Illuminated with EVERY
EVENING admission so children and servants half
price. .-
The comprise the following Pc,
GEN ANDREW JACKSON, GEN. ZACHARY TAYLOR,
GEN LEWIS CAss MAI GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT,
FRANKLIN PIERCE, HON. HENRY CLAY,
HON. DANIEL WEBSTER. Jenny LIND,
LOLA NONTEZ, Countess Of LAndsfeldt, BL0OMER Girl,
DAVID HINES. NJ, SKUP1NSKI murderer Of the Ped
der Boy,
wsshyton Reception BY the Ladies the
psaa Of HON ioN G. CALHOUN hi. son standing "
PROFESSOR WEBSTER and DIR. PARKMAN,
CHILD WITH TWO HEADS, and it MOTHER,
DIORAA the this beautiful eIhh
ton the splendid Painting Of the Battle Of New
eans Revolution Paris; The Falls
Niagara terrace Of Clifton Hotel Snow Storm Great
Fire Commanding the stand still Gideon
and splendid OF the Crystal Palace Worlds Fair
and people q taste should not fail TO En-
hihtion / & only herete temporarily, feblS
AMERICAN GIANT GIRL.
addition the above the AMERICAN GIANT GIRL the lar
only old measuring H. in around the
soupd the waist and weighing sl4 pouods-rsmakaby
has been engaged for short Time Her lsvees
Saturday morning. 2sh. No ertra charge
imaginary "Zeugodon but stern reality huge
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Monday Morning, May 10, 1855.
CoTToN-There was fair demand on Saturday, with
somewhat hrmness in the though with
tual advance The sales reached nearly 60OO bales We
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@CANAL STREET. - Ia
ICE-ICE-ICE

ICE! ICE!-J. STAFFORD l. Co. Wholesale and
ICE Elysian Feds oppots ths
Railroad Depot lover sds No iss od iIsss .ss
street. No. sss Tehupitoaaa Me- te Leyss
Houses between Ninth and Harmony szss< tourh d.
tNst
TCE-50O to 1000 tons Ice, to arrive about the
May, J. p. VIII NEY CO. II Camp mhsa
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nss- H. E. JOHNSON, candidate for CLERK OF
THE SIXTH DISTRICT COURT mh2S
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BREAD.-A pure article made

III
the best Of Wheat ground in NewOlesn kept con-
Bakery,
Market This known BY the name Of
GRAHAM BRAN BREAD. frequently recommended for n
val,ds OF various kinds to assist gsstiop, etc.
slightly aperien It's effects therefore by many eonsd
healthy bread for all mankind This Bakery marka
HE Furnishing loayes of large size lm-
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tBy Telegraph.l
NEW YohK May II, 1853
Ar,ivad khIp Pacific. Nelson. Nj wCreada
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MFRS. CAMPBELL, Teacher of Music, go
1Vl gives LESSONS ON THE PIANO AND GUITAR =, Fw II
Bsronne tE- T erms-s5 mnth twelve lea Wf
son. ~ LECTURES at 50 Constance street week, gratis
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lLASlpN, q ~ wv i'''i ''''''
DEAR RlcKETTs :-Yo knowledge
of geographical lore will suggest that
tins !,Iace, the capital Of Northampton
county, is situated at the junction OF the
Delaware and Lchigh rivers, about |
think 30 miles north Of Phil adelp!Iia.
|, contains about $ 5000 inhabitants, and
presents, what is unusual in small towns,
regularity and compactness. lhIS is
probably as much as anything else at.
tributabie to an ordinance OF nature
craven in rocks; for we appear to be
hemmed in on all sides by young noun
tains; just north Of us, is Mt. jefferson,
standing upon whose summit, Easton
les at your feet; this ascent affords a
beautiful view Of the town and surround
ing country, while the gentle Bushkill
winds itself about the base in graceful
curves, and makes off amid the willows
which bend their boughs above its pla-
cid waters; this stream affords, water
power for number of grain mills, and
distil cries, and is well improved for tlat
purpose. Beyondls Lafayette Hill, NJ on
which is located a Furnishing Literary
Institution bearing that name, under the
jurisdiction of the Presbyterian church.
This college occupies commanding
position and is reached by flight Of $50
stairs %
+ If YOU cross the Delaware by means
OF long, well-buill toll bridge, You en-.
ter Phllipsburgh, thrifty, enterprizing
village, on the Jersey slde,' just above
which is the entrance to the Maurice
Canal, by means Of inclined planes. On
the south is South Easton stretching
along the Lehigh canal, by which it Is
separated from the "clty proper and
combining chiefly the Manufacturing
interest of the place; here are various
furnaces, iron works, wire and cotton
factories, which gives il a pretty exalted
niche in the scale of importance.
In the same direction, is located the
"Ophelelon Female Seminary; it is sit
uated on beautiful emInence, is built
in "Cottage style" with yard nicely
laid off in graveled walks, and decked
with numerous ornamental trees. The
annual eAcyclses OF the graduating class
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WHOLE No 63s

I ,ardcttc. who generously and ,nognoni.
mously RELYING on her trulh and SINGER.
ity. united his fate and fortune with
hers. From that reriod her lil,. flowed
smoothly on in IL" DISCHARGE of her du.
ties as a wifi. and mother.
Shortly after her ,.arraice with Gar
dptt". Clark bad suffered his severe re.
buff from the lovely Miss Cation. In a
spirit Of penitcncr, he hurried to phiia.
drlphia, saw Zullne, and declared his
determination 10 prorIai,n thair mar.
riage. Bat it was too late. She inform.
ed BIN that she was Mrs. Gardrtte,
Clark was deeply distrc.se at this, and
exhibited sincere prnitrncc. He
sought to atone TO-. his drs,r,ion of the
II 0 her, bv kindarss to the daurhtrr.
who wa, born IN 1906, of this secret
marriage. This was Mvra CLARK. She
was placed in charge Of IN intimate
friend of Clark, Colonel DAVIS, who
raised and educated her as his own
daughter. 1t was not ua!il she had
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A STATEMENT

OF the receipts and disbursement Of Cecil
" county, for the year 1853, made out and
published by Order OF the Com nissuners
asreeably to the Act of Assembly.
.1moumtc Of Properly liubIe to County Tarofion.
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ATTEND TO IorR ELowErING PLANTS.
As frosty n h $ are herd. ,Ion,s
that have been bedlpd out must h.. rp.
p3tted. Ifthis is done durino drv we,,h.
err, the soil about the plant should h..
tolrrablv we'll saturated with water ,
dav or Two brlore the plant Is lifted
Put at least an inch of broken crockerv
in the bottom of tn, rot for drain.ys =
few lumps Of charcoaI on the ton oft,,.
will be useful, The rottinp earth xhoull
b. rich if YOU cypect the plapt 10 e;,brr
grow or bloom we'll but be careful ho,r
YOU enrich 1t. Cow manure is anoor
LIE o'S.' out II Sho"'d n' i, wen rotrd
r''o 'euuct" 10 i'o""'i' 50 Is 10 max
A'r'y "'',' ''e S"'''
li""'S S"oo'" Dc Po'''" ~ me morn
ms, IN OF evening, or IN cIoooy weather.
" ne" po'''''' '"'y S"o''" receive I'D.
e 81 "'''''''2 ~ Se'.'e ','c ear IA around
.IIe '"o ,,, al" SCI ~ '"e S,'|"e Where
'''J WIZ oe i"o''.'." "a:1'"' a WINDS
"a '''U"'' "'e !'"''''S' ~ '''o1t cases.
s"o9 ,.'.. "''"''I"nN !'!o!''"S' 1t would
~ ".'s0"i' ~ give precise 'nS'r"c''ons
'IF '"'>' 0"t 'S i Wv ,: pr'''''S ,e''nr'' all
p'"l''s 'lIa' are io' |''' ' S'o"'o nave
SHos' S.e!'' an" '"S"y "eao' me mead
may oe '"'''',e' 80 '''"' we 0''nch'% 40
,'o' ''l'' II G"0'' T'ne' "'', 'o''T Struggling
oTa,'cNeS >"oU'" D. S''0' ''"""'
-, hos''S '''' ''''e "'oo'''V'' "'''y ,''Fo
'Ne s"'',''eI' oH'''"' pe'N i'ect'' I" ''"om
"H"'n "'''' e"' "''y VI un t,' even
WIZ '''G O'S, ',"''''''', nose VINO
'S'' ~ ''"I' W. '"S,S " ''"ol'' wen
~ '''''' S''o''" N''I '"e'' y" pots '"r"
t''e summer am" .'''c" Ga al '''e Dl0om
""''S "''o' '"'y '>i'"''0'
AN LNcIDENr IN MAGRlEp LIFE
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Coon Pluck IN BRlGAN
is published in California. ,,,r,,l. "a '''''r
nave been written bv ''po,, eng 10
himself, in whic" ne fearIcssly ma;n' " ,;'a
Ul'' MS '''.a Is still sale upon his own
proper shoulders.
''s u" h'n rely too much uron hi. avn ,nL,-
iN-"', ~ INC "lsest arc somcllnc. deceived.
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AllssIoNs.-Thr entire sum OF money
raised by the churches of Great Britain
for missionary purposes is about ST.
$50, 900: hv those OF America, $4,000
altogether $'2,50o,0oO.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-22

Total in county S6.93O.2l2 90
The county tax on the above SUN at forty
five cents in the hundred dollars amounts to
S3l ,lSG,O9
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-22

VISITORS AT NIAGARA. During the
present season, $4,000 persons have
crossed the bridge leading to Goat Is
land, and paid their tribute OF 20 cents
each. The number is about 10000
larger than last year.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-05-21
DIR. VIM. McLANE,
INDIAN AND GERIhN ROOT nnCTnR

ID ESPECTFULLY announces TO the citizens of Nashvilk
IL and vicinity that he has returned again after resi-
dence Of fourteen years in the South and permanenyll
Gated himself in South Nashville at the corner of Wask
ingon and Pearl Streets where he may ali times be founl
BY those who may wish TO consult him.
He has in his possession many certificates from men
eminent standing certifying the permanent cure of the
most distressing cases Of the following diseases vz-Ner-
Affections Liver Complaints Dyspepsias Chlls and
Ferers PeursieS, ASthma Colds Coughs lncpient Con-
sumptions Rhcumatisms, Weak Lungs, Fits Dropsies.
Cancers Ulcers Scronous Hemoptsss of the Lungs and
other emorages DarrhGa Diseases of the Kidneys Mer-
cra and Nenc;ea Tants Of the Blood; Diseases of Chill
den Worms and various other Diseases incident the hui
man system.
During his residence in the SOuh he attended to ten
thousand different cases, all of which he treated with
than ordinary success.
Dr. McIane hopes from his much experience in the Medi
cal Profession aud the degree of that has attended
lis efforts heretofore to obtain the confidence and patronage
of the sick and afflicted.
Nashville, Feb Ely DR.. VIM. McLANE.
~ al Letters addressed postpaid 10 South Nashville