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iAsTROLOGY DEMONSTRATED.

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Il ofimr-'r+anoe IN thst wonderful 'ovt>s -of a.
Iroloky, rtsiin particular eventA IL c sr 70 b.
man lie, such Is marriage, description ~ husesG
wIe, ho~ tts PARTIES shall Agrse Of chaxgtns sip
ustione or ompjpym,nt, specs}stipg, Iartnersnik
law suits, friends, riches, theft things ioa, thiaH
fotnd, health Sickness death, past, preseot andsa
ture events and all ooncsrns Of Bfe--
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pltoe sGsat1emsp 81. Ladiss bpAu Oolorsl pGyU1
25c each Apply at b83 nokthwest ocrnG sd
Twelfth street. Island. al" IN - LOST bA1Ds.
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CAPTAIN CANOT.

N INA PUBLIsHkD, SPEAKS of HAMPTON'l
fINCTURE. --.-.--- =. : = - :. -
GREAT CURE OF RnEuaAr1sM ccxrRAcrHt
UNDER TROPICAL CLIMATEa :
BALTIMoRE, Md, June 4, 1854.
M; &ockbridge, Of the Rlatasn Hotes, LsgM nreet
Dear Sir: Being on the point of leaving th. citv
avail myself Of few idle moments to thank you
restored me to the use Of my limbs. beg YOU to
send me four bottles more, to carry on nv yoyaos
since had the fortune to use Dr. HamDton,s Tess
table Tincture my confidence is 50 strong that, iu
you to present my respects to them. and indnos noe
tnem TO make 1t more ublicly known as a sure
hheuuatic cure. Having called on me- on the Iafh
o. apn lasf, and sesn ms prostEatsd on my bed,
IS well as myself the prompt relief rsosysd from
pr: aamptons Tinct1fe, and ain positive had it
not oesn tor your strong and forcible recommends
uons should still have been in bed
1t S really pity this specific should not be ap.
proved oy medical men, and like all patent drugs it
should suffer the imputation the public generally
give to such preparations I myself, WHO wSs Al
says opposed to patented specific took this medi-
cine with reluctance, ana without confidence In IT
sa IL was only through your disinterested friendly
and my critical situation that in:
-Tncture. 'SSee'"Die
You may inform Mssars. Mortimer L Mowbrsy
shat they are at liberty to make use Of my name III
ne sap2srt Of the good. effects Of DR.. Hsmpton's
Vegetable rncture, as it has cured me in five weeks
Of chronic A.ddmmatots Rheumatism, contracted
Under tropical climates and OF sepe years periodical
tsaTa'son. have only used three bottles, and find
That even the dsofned parts of my hands are fast
returning 70 their former natural appearance
have been under the treatment of several phv
sicians in London and Paris, without any apparent
benefit; also, while in New York, having tried the
Ehompsonisn and Homeopathic remedies, sfter hay.
ing bneh tormented with galvanic bs teries, ool6
anil aromatic baths, and hundreds of internal and
external medicines. all to no effect, am, 20 far,
cured by this Hanpton's Vege able Tineture only
erefore, my desr sir accept of the assurance of
my grafitnde, and believe me your well wisher. :
IA
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Rlv. VERNON EsKRIDGE, q. IN.

PORTSMOUTH, VA, Aug. lS, 1851.
Mr. j. &. Boush--bear sir: While am. In gene
rsl opposed to patent medicines candor compels me
- state that hAye great confidence In the virtues
Of Hamptop's Vegetable Tlnctur.. For several
months past have used 1t in nay f.mily and in
hilty, With entire success So far as y experience
extends, therefore, take pleasure in recommend
ing 1t to the afflicted safe and efficient remedy
ana, respectfully, yours, O.. - -
VERNON EsKRIDaH,
%. = Chaplain, United States Navy. -
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UNDERTAKERS, DC. :
CABINET MAKER & UNDERTAKES

VhOH@N01 HHAH$1s " ORND1yAs a NEIs-
V'HEundsrsfyned would respectfully inform hi,
l. ftfends, ocQaMntances, and the public generally
that he still continues 10 execute all orders In his
line ot business in the bes and at the short
REPAIRING netty sad prom-,tly exec ut.c
GE--.7 FUNERALS attended to nj
$D tie shortest NOTES, and IN IL. best
nan1sr. B,aic' preserved in the naest prfsS s..s,s
rey, to,s tn cte :1GTnses. heather. - - =
.n.nkfui for past favors, he would respectfully
Solicit and VII endeavor TO merit continulncs OF
0s same. ANTHONY BUCHLY,.
=: Pa- iye-, g. side, between 9th end 1ett sts
Resfdsuce; kir. Martins, No. 396, D street, { I'D
house east o. fth street mar l7--ls
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HN-7 J. William PLANT Co. IN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4IS sew
euth street, between g and III Streets. Iner1aent.
procured In any ground or cemetery. Cofins, csps.
sbr0pds, Carriages, Hesrre aud every article .x1r
interIeuts of the best quality furnished at shert
notice, on the most reasonable tarms, and at all
hourso the night. Having the exclusive right If
Crunp Patent Corpse Preserver, we guarantee to
ksepthe dead for any length of time oc lift
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PAKER HAN6ERl& UPHOLaTEDl

A MEXICAN and French Paper HsnSipSs md
; IA Upholster Goods, Pennsylvsnia eyends. osst
Se, enteenth and Eightesnth s1Sstsy v RsxAjngton.
u c.
VIM HaApschiA beN leave % Inform bis fEelSg
and the public that be hes % hand large stock~
Nench Git and American YfampSreptA - .',cL1-.'
z Also, Hair, Moss, Cotton and sbask NsttDea1A
oef f0-X-93rf9 ty.s % = a5lsa % -JnBo5 -
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Il friends and the public in :. ;
general for their past patronage, p
and informs them that, with In, -
crsased facilities, he is prepared - '.'e
to a5ssnd TO gil orders IN his line of business with
pronptnsss and dispatch He gives his personal at
tent5an TO Undertaking, and those requiring his
ternees viii always 6nd him careful and obliginz
Calls attended to at all hours, dag and night. :,
In The Cabinet making line he trusts to be alba I'd
give sauffectfon as heretofore. His establishment.
Is on Pa asenue, Nos. lS6 and 1ss, betw cen l7sh
and isth sts First Ward, Washington.
- - JOSEPH GAWLER,
oCo-lu Cabinet Maker and Undertaken
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UNDERTAKING & CABINET MAKING
I'VE advertiser returns sincere thsnks to his
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place, ho weyer, he found quite pretty hrook,
the Mississippi. Next we descend TO the bright,
the gallant, but most unfortunate Raleigh one
Of the true ornaments Of England, in both
Letters and Arms, though twas the day when
sydney ahone in the one and Shakespeare and
Spenser in the other. His life is one Of the
saddest Of romances. Little less strange is
that, Of the adventurous Captain John Smith,
who for . second time discovered Virginia. II
you want to feel how like dream Smith and
Pocahontas are, 60 to jamestown and sit, as
sss have done, amidst the cornfelds, where the
half fallen walls Of an old church are all that
is left to witness that the whole thing is not q
mere legend. We might go On and glance at
the Pilgrim Fathers the earliest Of Puritan
romances. and q rather rough and dismal one :
but as We have, just st this point, written
exactly as many stickfulls as the printer says
he wants, We will knock of, and advise our
renders to do likewise.
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FICTION -a.ND HISTORY.

One of our native authors has written, Gle
verify enough, the Romance of Louisiana Histo.
~ He did we'll 1t is the poetiesl part of His
upon the general imagination those livelier les
sons which alone make history useful to the
commoner sort Of readers,
Nearly every quarter of our country has for
its earlier period, four pages of romance to one
OF history. The very FIRST vague idea Of a region
beyond those Pillars which Hercules had set as
the earth'a end, is q romance, caught out of Ho-
mer, and repeated and amplifed by Pluto, who
pretands tohave derived the tale from Egyptian
priests wherein master Pluto probably roman
ces himself. Then comes tbs Norwegian story
Of having found us, in the tenth century; which,
if NOT romance, certainly is close kin to one.
For our part, we can't help looking on the tales
in the Edda, about Thor and his manner, and
the eternal boar which was every day re-roasted
for the dinner Of the Scandinavian deities, and
the celestial goat that always lent them her
dngs for milk, as little less authentic than the
Npfthmsn's discoveries on Rhode Island.
Next comes the Welsh fiction of their Prince
Masloe who found US out but got lost himself
ana became the procreator of any number Of
Indian tribes that are, from time to time, disco
ysred among US, speaking quite as good Welsh
as the Irish do garthaginian. Then comes he
WHO found US for good and all, Columbus: be,
fore whom ali sorts of folks had been discover.
ing US, but in sain; forsEe wouldn't stay dis
covered. What can be more novel. like than
poor colon's whole career, Well. that Of Cor
IL.
ter ia equally fable-like Then follows he that
found Florida and us, in looking for the Foun.
s tain of Youth "a visionary we'll, first heard O
BY Herodetas, IN Etbiopia, then, in later times
transferred to Lydia; and thence, by fresi
migrations. travelling west. until, a little aftel
Columbus, il crossed to our continent, Will
msny other lies. and took up it's abode, jus
Shass ns Auss ssaiar't liEht area Iii u Il
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FROM IH.a SHIlsrGTOyN



W.sHixoros April 4 1854.
This was Private Bill day in the Senate and
stha body refused to forego this business for the
n,,rpose of continuing the consideration of the
tIadsden treaty. think the Gadsden treaty
viii be rejected, but no vote has yet been taken
on it from which this result can be fairly in
ferred
The Senate disposed of quite a large number
Of private claims, and MS some Of them may be
of interest to your readers, ] suhjoin the list.
The following were bills which had already
passed the House, to-wit; For the relief of Ly.
man Cook; Emile Hooe, widow of Capt. Hooe;
Hezekiah johnson; Mary Deany, widow of the
late Lieut., ]. a. Deany, U. s. "A; Aaron Stafford;
Silas Champion; VIM. B. Edwards; Executors Of
late Lieut.. J E. Bispham; Alton Nelson; Lemuel
Hudson; Jas. f. Green; Madison Parton.
The following were Senate bills, to wit: For
the relief of Thomas Butler; Mrs. Sally I. =.
Cochrane, widow of Lieut.. r. Il, Cochrane U. y,
a; Thomas b. Parsons; Amos Knapp; George
Morell; Mary Carton; Commander G. J Pen
dergrast; las Wormsley; E. J ,McLane. Author
izing Antoine, Hypolite and Joseph Vasquez and
). Coiligan to enter certain lands in NJ ssouri.
For the relief of Alexander Lea; Gideon Hotch-
kiss; Robert Jamison and Benjamin Williamson;
Almanzon Huston Mark Bean and R. Fl. Bean
of Arkansas; Levi Pierce and Andrew Hodge, jr.
Andrew ]. Dickerhoff; Mrs. Ann w. Angus.
Theresa Dardenne; Henry La Reintrie; Hezekiah
Miller; William Miller; Heirs Of Brigadier Gen
b. Mason Manuel Hernandez; Sylvanus Culver;
Jean Baptiste Beaubien Thomas Rhodes; Robt.
Joyner James Erwin Of Arkansas; A. G. Ben
net To confirm the claim Of Dusuan de la Croix
to tract of land.
All the foregoing bills were passed, compris-
ing the entire calender with the exception of
such as were objected to and laid aside for fur
Their examination. A bill was also passed to
change the name Of the Bark Altoona, of New
Orleans to Mount Vernon success to her patri-
otic owners. AS in most Of these claims the ac-
companying report was read, You can Judge
that the sitting was tedious Mr. Badger moved
that, having accomplished SO good a days work
the Senate should adjourn until Monday, which
was agreed to-. sa.
The House spent the day upon the Nebraska
bill
A good story is told of Col. Benton's reply to
some one who remarked to him that this snbject
appeared to be losing its interest," that members
vacated their seats when the debate was going
on. Nebraska, Sir was the Coloners reply
Nebraska is q dead dog on the common; at first
every body goes to what it is lying there, but
by-and-by the animal begins to stink, and then
every body knows it by his nose"
The House also, despite the opposition of Geo
w. Jones, of Tennessee. adjourned until Monday
The weather has become suddenly warm and
brings with it the lassitude peculiar to change
from cold to warm.
The Committee of Ways and Means of tbs
House have reported against some of the promi-
nent amendments Of the Senate to the Deficiency
bill, SO that this bill may again be defeated
CBRoNICJ ERR
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.
April Is.

ST. CHARLES,...J Larklsnd and lady, miss L R
Brown and servant, Mo J A Cotton, D Barrow, lady
and servant, John Hagan, lady and servant, A s
Newton, A Young, Walters, DR. Peck, La R
gGeddes. N o; u Williams, lady and servant, Ella
B McGinniss; Sides, Miss.
ARCADE. y Merritt Buatt, v Goldaway, La
Thos / Penn, K NJ vern, W A Vern Heard
John Howard, Robertson, A Finley, r L Askew
w Robertson, VIM Hart, P Sacusao, La DR. Cochran
W Purcell, Miss Goyne, R King, j M Dole
hill W Perry, Texas; Moulton, Ala; . A West
Tenn M Thompson, W Simmons Allen, R
Ciokey, T Ingraham, w Hatch, j Nelson, J II Glib
bons J NJ Perry Sandwich Islands.
vERANDA -. w Wells, B Raglan, S Il Woodbridge
miss Washington, A Whiting, Miss r Martin
miss Harbour, W A Harbour, D Jewell, Miss
w W johnson, Ind /; y Swanson, Tenn I Nelson
and lady Ala.
ST. LOUIS i. John NJ Burrows. q W segur NJ shep.
herd w Dean, N o; j Gummison, schr Roam
mrs W Markham, J Elan, Peroux, La.
CITY....J McKneoly, Il Adams j Newton, La
W Underhill, D Craighead, G Query Nc ; II G
Wade, L II Bond, w Martin, Ark W Turner
ny; j l. Elliott, Wilkinson, ID Firth II B
Dana, Texas shudler, H schaggs, 8 G..
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The Late Election in the Seventh Ward

q u
EDITORS OF THE CRESCENT; Ihave been think
ing about the possibility Of polling l4l9 votes in
the Seventh Precinct at the last election. The
polls were opened at eight o'clock, and closed a
few minutes before six That is ten hours. It
would require one vote to be polled every twenty
four seconds, or two and a-half votes minute
to put 14l9 votes into the box in ten hours
This would not allow any time for challenging
and swearing, for it would be about as fast as
the names could be recorded. Now, it is well
known that many votes were challenged, and
chat for three hours before the polls were closed
not twenty five votes were cast during che whole
time This would reduce the time of voting to
about six or seven hours, which would require
one vote to be cast every twelve seconds, or four
votes minute. 1t strikes me very forcibly that
so many votes could not have been cast singly
ID so short space Of time, taking into considera-
ton the confusion and interruption experienced.
ARITHMETIC.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

& At the st. Charles tonight the equestrian
spectacle of .'Mazeppa'' is to be performed, in
which Mr.. Maggie, Mr.. Maddocks and Mr. DeBar
appear The comedy Of ssWho Speaks First, is
also to be performed
At Placide's the performances will consist Of
the comedy of .ssink OF SWIM the drama Of
.sLost and Won,s and the roaring farce of 1.-THE
Toodles' Messrs Bass, Holland, Browne,
Alien, Mrs Stuart and Miss somers will appear
during the evening.
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Clothing.
WELL MADE GOODS AT UNIFORMLY Low PRICES.
ALFRED MUNROE s. CO.,
81 M.gazine street, corner of Gfayer
prepared to offer TO their friends and
ment Of
FASH ONABLE CLOTHIN
FURNISHING GOODS, Etc.,
UNEQUALED IN THE SOUTH OR NORTH
ALL WENTER CLOTHING SELLING OFF AT GREATLY Re
DUGED PRICES. &c.,"
~ Merchants from the country, who wish supply themselves
with better made md better les of Clothing than usually
wholesale will dwelt with literally prices
which Will enable them make fair profit
AT RETAIL, NO DEVIATION IN PRICES
The following partial is only suitable
COATS.
BLACK AND CoLoRED SINGLE M1LLED CLOTH FRocKsi
BpMBAzTNE SAC COATS
DRAf DETE sAcs, FRocRs AND DRESS COATS
PARAMkTA i"
sILKwARp ALPACA sAes AND FRoeKs;
+" INGRAHAM FRoCKs;
SILK FRocK COATS. new srtiele
FANCY LINEN sAcs AND INeRAHAM FRocKsi
WHITE and COLD LINEN DUCK
WHITE FANCY LINEN DRILL
INDIA sEERsUtKER sACS and FRoCKs;
!" PoNeEE SILK 4"
+" GRASS CLOTH q
STRIPED GINGHAM i"
SUMMER TWEED
SILK and LINEN " !"
PANTALooNs
BLACK and coLoRED SINGLE MrLLED cAss. Pants;
ENGLISH MERIND
FRENCH DRAP DETE
BLACK ALPACA
SUPER WHITE LINEN DRILL
/" DUCK
FANCY coLoRE0 LINEN DRILL
NEW STYLE CHECK DRILL
SUPER BROWN LINEN DRILL.
I" PLANTERS, LINEN
PLAIN coLoRED LINEN DRILL
INDIA NANKEEN
FRENCH AND ENGLISH eoTToNADE
VESTS
FANCY coLoREp MARsEIIIEs VESTS, great variety:
PLAIN
BUFF
WHITE, PLAIN and FIGURED AIARsEILLEs VESTS;
Z" SUPER LINEN DUCK
PLAIN ColoRED LINEN Drill
FANCY FIGURED !"
BROWN DRILL and PLANTERS, LINEN VESTS;
BLACK ALPACA AND BoAIBAzINE
SILK AND SATIN VESTS, made light for Summer.
FURNISHING GOODS FOR MEN AND BOYS
LINEN aud MUSLIN SHIRTS, all sizes;
FANCY LINEN and MUSLIN SHIRTS;
CHECKED LINEN and COTTON SHIRTS
FINE WHITE CASHMERE UNDERSTANDS.
sAUZE MERINo GAuzE COTTON, anl GAUzE SILK SHIRTS
Isle THREAD and GAuzE FLANNEL SHIRTS;
SUMMER GossAhIER WRAPPERS;
f.fS EN- and COTTON DRAWERS
THIN MERlNo
HALF HOSE OF coTToN, nERINo, cAsRMERR, ETC.,
GLOVES, OF all kinds
SILK, SATIN and MUSLIN CRAvATs, in great variety;
SILK and LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs;
sUsPENDERs STOCKS, Etc, Etc.
SILK AND BINGHAM UMBRELLAS;
TRAVELLING TRUNKS, yAILsES, and CARPET BAGS;
yULCANIzED INDIA RUBBER GOODS
A ul assortment Of all articles by the
UNION INDIA RUBBER COMPANY OF NEW YORK
for which A. n. Il Co., are the Agsna
BOYS AND GHILDREN'S CLOTHING
The OF well Boys Chdrens Clothing in
New Orleans Samples Of Boys Clothing placed in tbs
New York cry Palace m Exhibition Competition and We were
favored with PRIZE MEDAL for tho BEST GOODS.
ALFRED MUNROE s. Co,
npll sp6tditW s4Msgazus street, corner of DRAWER
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Wurd's ERNtY. Restorey,.

GR will guarantee to Hair with my
ISFaLLIBLE HAIR REsToRER,
for sum that may be agreed and demanded pu The
HAIR Is PRODUCED This preparation has been thOo Ea}E
tested and the teu have been such thai have
making the proposition, II has been smnniy a.
Halssg the air By free Of the REsToRER Gray
Wha Flair will gradually nssume its original color.
FOR THE TOILET
1t has equal his highly pemed, ipas fragrance
the most Delightful Fluvers; gives the RICH gosy
healthy that attained by my
dea wish preserve ysur nSatan latest
period Of life, you will without REsToRER 1t for
aae By Druggists and Country Merchants uniss
-. VIC HURD, Sole Proprietor, New york.
JARVIS d woonMAS, Agent New OIL. Ans.
ap4 i9tqp63tW o. O. WouDMAN Agent vtckstnry
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A maniac named Chittenden, in Rootstown
Portage Co., Ohio, entered the house of Mr.,
Horace Ensign, who, hearing noise rose, up and
opening door received a blow ON the head with
an axe in the hands of Ghittenden, inficting q
trightful wound, and pairing off portion of the
scalp and skull some two or three inches in
diameter. A scufile ensued between the two,
when blow, aimed at Mr.. Ensign, struck his
little daughter. A frightful wound was in
fieted and the skull desperately fractured,
leaving no hopes of her recovery. The mad
man was at length secured.
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~. Summer Clothing. @..m IN
F. STRING Err & CO.,
No. B6 Camp street.
EB Invite attention to their assortment Of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
large variety of wooLEN GOODS, adapted for the
FRENCH MERiNo, ALPACA, LINEN DUCK,
FRocK AND OFFICE COATS, SAC COATS
Merino Dar dor, White and Figured Drill and Linen Duck
PANTS
Rich Figured Marsele. VESTS sty4s
FURNISHING GOODS.
New style CRAyATs, NECK TIES. HALF HOSE, Ere, ETC.
TRAVELLING TRUNKS,
OF the latest Philadelphia Manufacture. APT 2p2m
GaSpeftng.
J. D. CAMERON & CO.,
25 Chartres street and 29 Cuatemhouse street, =
sB- Offer for aals large and choice stock Of
RICH VELVET,
WILTON and BRUSSELS cARPETING;
IMPERIAL THREE PLY and INGRAM CARPETIgG /;
RUGS, BAIZEs, DOOR MATS, etc.
FLOOR OIL CLOTH,
3io ID wide entirely pattsru
TO suit suy szs Room or Hall.
Gu RTAIN LATERAL.
BLK AND WOOL AND woRsTED pAMAsKs;
EMBROIDERED LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS;
PAINTED WINDOW BLINDS;
WINDOW GoRNlCEs, CORDS, TAsSELs, GIMP, etc.
NATTING.
pieces 49, CANTON STRAW MATING white and
eolored APT st2p
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posed to 60 rs far as our interior polty vs.. per-
init U.S. in order to retain among us what we
look upon as valuable portion of our pop
ulation.
BUTT is getting late, must leave you. If
you desire it, we will resume the topic on fu-
ture day LouIsIANIAN.
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.anotNes. Liuing witness

aAEVWSFttF A1tVEFHy wv uEBEN|S
Testifes 10 the efficacy Of
HoBENsACK's WORM SYRUP.
would ask careful psrusa the following from ali afflicted with
disease;
DIR j. N HopEssAcxI take pleasure while inform The
efficacy your Syrup. Having been afflicted five
had wasted skeleton receiving baueht from the
medicines used, BY Roberts
Worm Syrup, he inf ned had brought him also
of Eiquirs A. Tominson, county,
acquainted. then commenced takg syrup II brought large
quantities completely health
Since then have enjoyed the
years previous. JOHN HART, Merchant,
"MoCartersylle, Brao township phiadeI hia county"
DR. J. N. HoBENsAcK, Proprietor, Paa, Pa
az For sale byJ WRIGHT CO., New Orleans. No. is Char
straet
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safe OF Lois t.s Houston, Tsras

The public called following
advesementn another column Of Gardner Smith, Auconeo
for the sale OF Lots in the city Of Houston, Texas
The Houetsn situated the head Of navigation Of Buffalo
Bayou II is The only place Texas which ha pasga
tho whole year Two railroads. sivaneed state Of pogrer
on will pass through the city One the Galveston, Houston
Red River Railroad the ohe Galveston Hous Henderson
Railroad The country round Of fer,is nature,
nshed timber aud diversified with praea md cteek The
hss exported during the last thirty thousand bss cotton
and has sold to the country large tires millions dollars
cha nnlna nst
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TO she Aassies.

N n . a N I = II 4 u ~ -------
- Respectfully offers her Ladies'
the treatment Of the following diaeaep. PRoLAPsbs UTERI
WHITES, PRoFuSE ANB PAINFUL sEGsTRUATIoS, EN-
GoRGEMENT AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB
Thetreament adopted by her is that which
the rostdistinguished Surgeons Paris
its sueeHs here Of which she has ample testimony tp
respectable ladies ustihe
Of the Uterus, not Of caneerona nature, can
Madam dovoes herself eKeluAvsy
can be canaultsd DAILY at herrssidsnee,
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House Furnishing Store.

rs and rs CAMP STREET
B The Subscribers daily receiving
Ead varied sock, comprised in which
QuEENsWARE. GLASS CHINA WARE;
BIRMINGHAM WARE;
RICH CHINA VASES, and
FINE SILVER PLATED wAREt ID
PARLoR and HALL LAMPS
and GIRONDoLESi
RICH TEA TRAYS and WATERS in sets or ejngis;
FINE TABLE CUTLERY and
HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE;
....r ENAMELEn and HOLLOW WARE
BRITANNIA PLANfsHED TIN and JAPANnED WARE
WOODEN and WILLOW WARE;
FEATHER BUSTERS;
BRUSHES, Of all kinda
PAPER HANGINGs and DOOR MATS;
WHITE, CHECK and FANCY MATING
WINDOW coRSIcEs CORDS apd TAssELs
CURTAIN BANDS aud CURTAIN PINS.
ALSO
SPIRIT GAS, or Burning Fluid;
SPERM, LARD sad WHALE OIL.
feb72 2mRp MILLER, HARRIS WALDO.
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regulations Of the college Of New Orleans