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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-02

STAGNANT WATE R-The summons
against Hiram w. Tyler for permitting stagnant
water to remain upon one of his lots In Rockets,
was called yesterday corning, and continued until
to morrow, to have estimate made OF the cost OF
under the ordnance of imposing fine of $40 for
every day the nuis41ce Is permitted to exist; and
the City Council may even sell the lot to protect the
health OF the neighborhood Nothing Of this sort,
we presume, will be necessary, as Mr.. Tyler will
doubt have the lotput in proper order as soon as
he do SO. We understand that only three deaths
have occurred from cholera, among the white per-
sone, in Tylers row. and this is not TO be wondered
at, when two and three families occupy one Of
those small houses. We understand that STAN
pede took place among the tenants last Monday
night, and that most of them came up missing yes
terday morning, having neglected to square up the
rents then due
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PROSPECTUS
~ rur
TEXAS REPu BLIC An.

,r,uF TEXAS RE- tRIlCAN Is on- Of the largest
pa,er. published m Eastern ir,ns aud contains
,,.eter AMOUNT Of fealiug matter than any country
amer 90 rras or Louisiana
- published at the low pficr So ~ 7er -ni.e,n,
a. rad al the iint~ # ..'sgitninH - 90 II paid in
a., moutu. n ~ 90 Il payment he d isyed until ai'er
he .iN months
Na su,scritsrs taken ont al the county without the
l,epre npvtn"nt l~ have tnuhi 20 mora trouble To
,H.ct .urh drbls than to earn tho money
Persons wishing IN ~ib-c ribe go hy fsmlltn1
ala, money by mail a. our risk akiag u" receipt OF hr
p.tmaster Ihrt the money hns been 'eu'
A. this paper has hren nearly four years IA otrrn
,,o we deem II unnecessary tu say much II u. past
,f.er ~ future ,uuf.s akng the past a, guide
40 are willing 10 Be- Judged hy ~
IT Is sufficient to SAY. thu 70 ~ defnnr rate paper
,ni vii endetvut 60 MAINTAIN ID" principles Of that
.srty IN lheir purity
Marshal Is perhaps the best locaiion for nr"-pa'
.eraf ANY other place "a Ia,irru Irtas Having a
,s Wrr, il mail from Shreveport and getting great
many pn!~rs by the various boats that run ~ IT," Red
aver Trade Ne nrr enabled 10 ny beiore our readers
Ia the Interior later news thau uiet can obtain lhfoufh
,ny other channel nr-ijr. we have ,alnahr "N
.lsugr list ~ u"r sixty parer and magazines. EN-
hineiug some OF the most popular publications 200 THE
country froin these have The best facilities for
making - Interesting paper
Politics eNs. htsu,ry s.lertons. railroad articles,
aIaeniiun matitt, The markets. and every thing cal
,Hai-d tonynucr the mier'. ut our STATE and 'ury
sd be- found ~ 10 columns
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Mechanical and Architectural Designs

NJ RICHER, Civil Engineer, resident IN
vi. Marshall, has the houoroi appr-lug the
Planters and Merchants that he b. prepared TO
undertake the drawing of plans, drafts, models
and of every description OF mechanical and ar
chi,ec,ura work.
Tie will also superntcnd the execution OF
all such work, and guarantee iis faithful per-
Torrance.
Fifteen years employment by the French
Government, and three different patents for in
,en,ions, will insure for HIM public confidence.
For reference, apply 10 A Ruilcr.
February 1 1884 h1s-u'
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sotrMx fnorenr Il has been %
served with much sgmieaoee, taat ~ ry
morning wc enter upon a uew dai, caify~
,,e All Al unknown future IL Ii. b'som
How pregnant eud sufriag ne tsr Gao" .
Thou. hts ma, be hofn 20 das which may
newer be e,inguished. Hoppe may be
.xciied Ia ds, wilch mas reser expire
,cts 100, be ue, 5rm.d t.. dss The eanse
onence. OF watch may a,. b. ssa.i1ed aa>
~ efr,tlifV
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

trrtms rs INgAANp The y bio
rfihuu. Is indebted 10 a rowm rciAi house
IN that EN-, for thc Eunwmg ,siHci lrou -
let,er dated Iond.u. ntuch . 3. 1851
Preparations Coz vaf. both - sea ani
land j.. you v4ii Soc b, the nee saapcfs.
CONT ne undated sod with sae most
heast, concurrence a. the nation. lac
ht.i dIv,.,ou al ouf eontingcui ~ the army
Coz the assistance Of the laiA- .ailed ih,-
week snd the secod gill ssl ifecly
Out lacdiues for the transport of troop, af~
amazing Old Naples las heeu appoint q
Co toe command Of 'ha 0a,t iat. ded 'of the
Baltic, andadaef Oct England never cent
o. sea.
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We Gnd sketch Of Con. CA.s's speech
on the Nebraska bt.l inn Nrw fo.k pep,r
1t will donhle.s strike g., reader as .tngu
lar that Gen. {. should have vote ior the
bill as he did after mskia & such "a speech.
Whilst we dislike bis sentiment his vote
sill do very we'll:
Mr. Cas- sail b. prefer. ed i.I# tii. ~
originally reported without lhs repeH oi
the Missouri Compounds. 40 Us pl,leut
shsrc. He did put wish ta disturb tHatset
tlement aHIly.pafusn,atly %. South
ern Senator'S hadall atawcd tnHi % s-. only
an abstraction. the south having 81, ht.,r
Of Shvcfy gniog to the Territories Fine
Nl,souu toWptpmis had 900 D.. dat Ge-t.
ed tin settlement oi an rNci.ieg AMI day
gerous controversy sud be- would NOT heve
propa-el to disturb 1t. but the prnpos ton
dsvlug heeu made, hr Wnald ha.,. to act ON
H. Tie made long atEamoa, u sup ort
OF Hls frequently asserted dleu,ur ltt 40
political sovereignty Ia Ieutaues was IT,
the people thefcoi, snd not IN Congress,
lie denied the doctrine OF southern Scut.
tors, that, under the pqutlty secured b,
the Constitution To nj cit1eus. -4e.lelI
ers had the night 10 catf, slave tor lr Tor
ntoue4, and the local L-pi.lmrp bel nt.
power to exclude them lcrrijofy bad u5W
a lWo fold meaning -one rs applied To- laud
or public domain, the ut.ef a. To- pailtel
organization. Over the latter ,unsie.,
had no power over tAe faru.f Coat...
vas sovereign; tnd ldi laws rpl atino O.. tho
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"lleh 'hfN io"R since h"c'n' 'Fh"ns
~ hHhrH- are 'onrh ~ perfection the
celebrated Eastern Jugglefs. hroups oi
the'n ar" d'il} IN N" hntrls, upon Tue "r
Hyhl ol Steamer. 70 exhibit Their wonder
tai beats. aud receive rupees. SNAKE dan,
eng, sword s"eilnNtna. Dire eating tuinb-
my, NC, are shown To ihr crowds wa"
search i'f MINUS h"hl WIN s''h' otheis
imf'Q pa'h 'NHHNt 'n. tn" Hr'andA'
oi the hut'l a"d nm quite assured oil thrif
superiority over all oth-t "ng'clans, pro-
itsscd or amateur, ~ the world 1t the
iitnc assigned theN were "n me sP'' a.
ranging men implements prep 'a''iA u
grrat wonders and hh'v"l' ct reception
While thus preparing took chrt"pl
from it, case, the NOR" readily {" hnd cut
everything about what was goina o. Hnh
searched A'nhnR tue eHeir 81 pass S'''
'of hight F"celvhs TIE dr'"e. on. OF
the Ju3glers CAM To ne, went 'ht"'sh a
phntomimir request - regh'o MS ihe" h'N
tentively aud commenced blowing Ike -
pair al bellows.
Much to my surprise d stream OF smoke
issued Tom h's Ir. a"d many Poiu'e'
jet OF hlme, shaped A. gfarr'uil' "s HAs
hight, aud extending tw' inches N my dl
fectlon, which he Kindly placed nj my
convenience, | a,alled ,seif al 1t by
h.htinp my cigar. expressed my olgt'lou,
and also a desire To examine iutriusca'l,,
80 polite sNnmHHdrr oreH"d nv,
mouth looked 90, looked around ana i"lt
outside but desil "a cause could ! discover
flr the sudden aud appropo- cont tslat9ui
What au agreeable fellow Nou are iar a
windy day, vu- an inward exclamation
and what a lite you may lead without dan
ger Of future warmth But the magic was
about to commcuc@. aud forgot my lus"d
with the paitab,c furnace. ga Other Wonders
less individual, pe;hnp-, bat quite U.s. mNs.
FERROUS They danced cobra eapeil"s.
opening their tat heads 10 she" Turn
sound "a tang aHd venom bags aud mtae
them perform variety oi ulcks. he
snakes danced IN circle, kept alWtabIe
tim" with the mu-r, and exhibited lh" ui
most Willingness imaginable to accHni""
datc En,opcaus handful OF .',Hd tnheu
from the road wa, matte To mafh every
color, aud finally 10 produce % snoe,dui o..
rvet, variety b. u aiWple manual "pH''t
papi. gov prft"pth!N. balls danced JOB
the air, swofis, hooks Jagged piece, OF
rou were used ike sounding loads 'o pen
citrate ahdomcns, cegs made ntrts sud
bltd. made rabbits, ard rabbits 90 ihrf
Nuru uudt rVent yaiou, transformations :
common cotton balls m"N'1 AT '''hn''''
going away an immense DISTANCE hni f'>
tanning co. thu 1ro""d vr'> "brA'""uN ~ n",
'l We were cox Guy ''' w. "''''
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A Physicians stosY--Treating Case
Actively

w moor. Va arriving NJ the house ! found
Mrs Il IN g7eat distress Of mind
What ~ the rajter wih W. IL"
asked on meeting his lady, who was in
tears and looking the picture oil drtrcss
Im afraid Il l. spnpleAy.' she replied /
found him ylng upon the floor, whore be
had, to all appeara &c, fallen sudden, from
his chair His face is purple. and though
he hreathes, Il /, NTH great difficulty "
went up to see nay patient. Tie had
been liited from the floor, and was now ly
ing upon the bed Sure enough his are
was purple aud hls breathing labored bnl
somehow the symptoms did no, indicate ap
oplexy, Every vein in hi, face aud head
was urgid, aud he lay perfectly stupid; but
still saw M clear indications OF ANY
actual or approaching congestion OF the
brain.
Haunt he better be bcd. doctor -"
asked the anxious wife. {" dou't know
that lis necessary. replied. 81 think
il we let HIM alone it will pass off in the
course OF few hours" few hours
lie may die ia half an hour" Il don't
think the ease il 50 dangerous madam
NP"F''NY npt "Hhseious IN CIV
think y apopleNy' Pray what do You
huk It :, doctorf
MIS- IL looked auHpuslv nto my
lace. drieattlY hunted that It might pos
slhly have been drinking too much brandy;
but to ,.ds she Indignantly objected "\o.
doctor, ought 10 know about that. - She
sad Depend upon II the dls"tS" l. more
deeply SEATED am sure h"h'od better b"
hied Wont YOU bleed him, doctor I
'e" ounces oI hI""d taken from hts arm
may give liir TO the no" sthgnaut cHcnla'
non OF the blood.
mus urged, |, after some reflection, ar
deted a bowl hnt handnge, aud opening
a VEIN relieved him Of about eight ounces
al blood But b" lay as 'nseusihle as be-
tore much to tn" distress oi hlS poor wl'"
something els" must be done, doctor
she urged, seeing That bleeding bud 1eee"
plished nothing u nay husband Is not
trIleNed quickly le must die-
Nv '"'' "'''' S'''''' ''I'''F'' ana 'l'na'
VINO hao heen seni Tor arrived. aud urged
upon ne the adoption 'i s''ne active means
81 restoring Tue s'ch man u. consciousness
One proposed mustard P.'s'er' MI over m'
h''i au"'h'' q hH.ie' OF" iht htan' and
l''u ms immersion ~ hnt water. 'u2
g's'eh 'ha' u "lght De wen 10 use a s'"h'
acne pump. ny, doctor asked one
OF ms 'i''nas T'fh'p' h' mas token
some ''ns' f'P"e' i"'P''s''l'' noe
W.T. S''" Wv WV "' ""A u"l ''''' '''o
''"'' ~ W., az" 'n''r Is -" "uE w. ,''
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NR. CLAY NNp rur NssWgI COW
ruoNsr lhcre has existed very penc-
fsI understanding OF Nr CLAWS asruc, .
Dol, to-. pl.snrr .at the Missouri { ompr1 uls,.
..,- the I u,au. It's uue relation 20 thar
u, ,>n,r becom.s tmpuf,aul at the present
..u. Wh,a. som. oi TN opponents oi 'he
y hr..k, la,, 1f,. --rku. Goo Strengthen aud
.4t.l, u,Ii opposition %, representing him
a,, ,0p auth. OF tne amproml-o ui 1870.
some OBJ tbr most uv,t"atr rnrmus ot
thr s. hra.ka MII u,yr pr'lr-srl to bee ar-
uatti ut urtut W. assure hN 'hrii huNl"N
Co ,muica,r th- rput,uou of VIZ. tiuN
It So happens That he ta. leut un record the
most conclusive prUui tun' hr did cot con
-idpi his reputation s. Involved ia the Ms
.uuti tompromI,. question. Ia 1870 he
delivered a speech 600 the senate lp WhlrN
he referred to the erroneous Impression ou
th,. subject. and stated tar case As It oc-
CURED We make the following extract,
"Nr frr.ideut, before | cutter wtna par
iculer examination however, OF that NrN
sour tomprum,se, beg 90 he allowed io
correct a great error. not merely ga the
Senate tui throughout theSshole country
io respect to my agency IN rcg7rd to the
Missouri toWpfoinIsc, or rather ia" lihe al
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ruE TEXAS kEpt BIItA\
ooI, Two Dollars and a Half a Year!
q. ". J. u q u T. R y,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

EDITOR AND rRorRirr'

TIE " MS
rxTxy,s RrrrrLtcssis issued weekly AZ TWO
Iii ,K~ AND \ litIf per anIuin II paid n
,,,,cr ii paid within ~ months Three Dollars
d aymeot h. delayed Until ai,er the ~ months, the
.J,e,n.emeuisnt 81 ttsquar" Of ten lines Or less
c.uts no = .aunre tor every suhs-qrnt Insertion
" iibrrrl d,sconn, made Tor yearly Advertisement
announcement Of candidates. Ten Dollar"
rl,r t-.f cent Viii be charged on Advertisements
mo-, paid IT. adynpce
Il, oh,tuary uolices over one square "iil b" charged
As Advertisements
~ Letter, addressed to TIL. Office must be IRE
talf
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FOR SALE.

4 MULATTO woman aged about twenty
"A five A first rate cook, !roner, and washer
and a splendid seamsiress She Is honest
truthful, and devoted TO children Apply a
this office
Marshall, Nov. 3, 1859. Mo II
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The extreme palu attending acute gouty
inflammation may, 1t appears by statement
In the Med Times aud Gazslte be very
ouickl, relieved b, The application Of pur"
spiri,. of wine The mode Of application
is hv u piece of Int saturated IN the spirit.
had over the part, and then covered with
oil >iIk The efec, of this application "a
thought To lie in the spirits being absorbed
aud uot 10 its being c'apofaied
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

Tn, NrW ENGiANp tlrReN tNp rur
\rnaAshA But lis somewhat remark
able fact that whatever political measure
the clergy Of New England have thought
fl to denounce from their pulpils' has been
carried by ITS suppofter', and proved Of
lastios benefit to the nation 81 large. We
anticipate similar result from lhet beHtty
and Il.adu.ed deuuocmuous Of the Mes
hr,.ka hill.-Ctn Enquirer.
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"A CAsx on lo.rni~o The dofs Far.
ker. the great anti- Nebraska "'a'of. "a
%. eos. 20 -hosinn the athr' dsv, sn;.''
aa aiAe ne >onhsfa Staies," kAt'cr
80 % ahri.,ian srii' IN 'ufNSs''r
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cards, of all sizes; a superior ariiele OF oo"h
paper, besides q tnc lot ct t"o''cai, '""' posi-,
and letter paper, avery prelN a~-'r''a'"i oi
note paper tot printing ball tickets lnn'ta,
note paper, etc. etc lis work Is no only wei
executed. hut is done without delay
PAMPHLETS NERAL IIo,ktIN'
CARDS. ~ ANN ~ "f N"t''
BALL TfJkGLSe M ~ An>
STORE BILLS, iA11 " MI o.,
u HIS HhNNt Hii''t '''
wtll be printed ut the shortest notice.
lie has on hand a lot Of Blank Executions
aud citations for magistrate. Also JOB oil
blank Notes
CHItPFR THAN ETER''
At rHr
.CITN-CIlEAP CASH = q L l..
sorru spr OF rur rCWtr s4tAHr
MARSHALL 1IAtN
II TiETFORD tenders h- most sincere
thank. to the lAcie. mud Gcuuenrn ct
Marshall and vicinity ter their very liberal pat
ronage for the Two past years and trusts from
the
GREAT Inducements Nor ogred,
10 merit a continuance Of the same
now offer N, stock on baud and receiving
If over six thousand d Ollar. worth at
Imeniu.frc par cent on tW" foH
Please call and .ec hal BiRG ANN
House and goods at cost.
A. All notes and last YEAR, tceei~ que
Please call and settle, and ohiise
C. rliEifUlID.
Marshall April, lNji
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NUN "Hich ne hin risen, aud closed hrs
eyes to think H. put his hand to hi, head
aud tel, It tendetly all over from temple To-
temple, and tom nspe to forehead ." |. 1t
blister he at length asked. Yes.
dear, you have been ,ery H. we feared Tor
your HE, sad Nrs IL, alIec'tonntely :
" there have been two physicians In attend
aure
t. closed his eyes again b.. lips
moved. Those neai sst were not much 81
tiitd ty tn whispered words that issued
th"fe'rou. They would have sound 4 yer,
straugcl, ia q church or to ears polite aud
reiiu"d After this he liv for some time
quiet. eatened with apoplexy. sup
pose! - he said luteuogatyeiy Yes.
dear replied hi wife. e! found yon /,
ny iuseusibIe upon thr door. on happening
to come into your room It wa, most pro.
viden'ial that discovered YOU when did,
or YOU would certalnl, have died
Il shut his eye, and muttered some.
thing with an air al impotence, but it.
meaning was not understood, Finding him
out Of danger friends ard ,Ialives retired
and the sick man was left alone with his
family
Sarah. he said. "wh, in the name Of
goodness did you permit the DOCTOR, to
butcher me up rs tbi, way l'm laid up
Tor week or two, aud al tor nothing"
" 1t was To save your lle, dear"
" save the devil
II US there, do Tor mere, 3 sake be
quiet, every thing depend, upon it.
With a gesture OF Impotence Il
shut hi eyes. teeth. and hands, api la,
perfectly still tor some muutrs | hen he
turned hi, lace to the wall, mu,teung IN
low pelulent voice, "tpo had
had not erred IN my first and last i'm
PRECISION ct II : disease; neither had D.
:, although he u-cd very eXtrAorduaiN
mod of trratt"eut.
The facts Of tan ca.e were these: II
had weakness be- could not taste vino
nor strong dauk without being tempted
into excess Both htm-ei and f,euds acre
gricsed aud mar,if d At this aud ;hcy. bt
admoniliou and he, hN good resolutions
uird tn bring about rriorn; but to see
was ia taste. and to taste was to tall. At
iast hl, friends urged him to shut him.cl'
Vi ~ tfifliF iHi q tfA i.tl Allilts anu Sue 81
toud abstinence would not give him
strength IL got on pretty we'll for a icw
DAYS. particularly So as has coHrhuan kept
~, n hlled bottle lor him, 90 the carrirge
house, 20 which he not u1i'aquontly resort
- but too arden, devo'i'nto tli- bottle
brought on the supposed apporsSy D. :
WINS tshi lu hi. mode Of treating the dis
casr after all and lid not err IN sup osrug
that 1t would .esch the pre-dispos'tiou The
cure was ellcclual
IL kept quiet on the suhj"cl, and
bore hls shaved head upon his shoulders
with a. much phiio-oph, As the could mus,
ter WY aitot the sores made Wv ,h-
Nii.t-i had Disappeared, concealed the bar
tpr'~ w6rk uuu h. oWn hair grew again.
A., uoycf vrutu'ed upon wine or brandy
aguY fur tear oi nppprxN When the truth
Irakri ou' such thiog. always will, the
friends eft 4 49, bad many hrsrt, laugh !;
hui the, wis " concealod from thr ohlDct
Of th.if moument The acI that they kurs
AMY thug more th7n arp AIRED OF the cause
of his supposed ll'er,s
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BIGHLY IMPoRTANT DIsCoyERY.-L

IL lGHL1 lMPORTAHT DISCOVERY. DIR.
III JAMES would respectfully call tho attention Of xens and
ut mercury other poisonous drug namely Gonorrhea ss
yphs S1fen, Seminal Weakness, Eodes Ulcers Tumo Cam
all Diseases Skim
a attention those who injured themselves by private
mproperindnigeneas solitary
oy and mud them for either hasius society The fol
OF the Sad melancholy early
ab Of youth, Weakness OF the Back Limbs Pain
Lead Dmneis Vision, Le Of Muscular Power Pspaon Of the
Dysppsa Nervousness ritahty Symptoms Consump-
ion se Mentally the fearful effects The be
FeadHt Loss OF Memory Confusion Ideas Depression Spirits
M Farebodings Ayersont Society, Self Dus Solitude
imidity4 etc., OF the eYilaproduced.
Apersonsw who afflicted with
q a 70 ea DE- James, and perfect health
oct ase deicacy you but apply Immediately
o4raet rom the dreadful and awful consequences Of @ terrible
oertoYsd. t5ssgYy
az DR. JAMES has removed from Office Is to 81
nstonheHes street, between Royaland Bourbon
DIR. JAMEs.
p s. Psrsonsving daahc Remedies the Dis
sent their adden giving full particulars by
NH'e- - ten dollars fmSs lvdawl DR., JAMES. b
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I've. WATs0Ns GARD. ii win use no other

FflaIDNLi VIII tApU llU
W artn the advertisement than what found plantruh
y ngho practice all those
called Syph Formerly fifteen this city
tfeat there Lee only merit thai
heFdocfof know he bettsr Thata what
ard weh has yeatned
STRUCTURES, NODES, ULCERS, SORES, GLEETS, SORE
Just familiar the
# which caa without vanity for claim
otdar merit than that ofexpefonee.
eGee few days end difficulty
hoae Of longer duration, without submitting the patient such
eoprse treatment a. w draw him She
altered There New Orleans
eoadsapgPoe ofthn bu these incest
secrecy, which always nviolshy preserve.
Do net thin Y
in the morning until o'clock night
W. WATSON. NJ. n.
daa e e.. s M 81 f,nat,,honse sysat
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r IVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, NERV-
q A Gus DEBILITY, DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS.-More
stong the strongest kind favor Of DR. HoOFLAND cee
DRAFTED GERMAN BIrrES prepared BY Dr. O NJ JACKSON Phil
Of the Rev. J. W. P arkor. is ex-

DRAFTED GERMAN BIFrEs prepared by Dr. c. ~ JACKSON Phil
lphia
The following the of the Rev. j. W arker
sraced from the Christian Chronicle:
, MoMTRgsE susqushannA 60. Penn, Feb i 1859.
DR.. @. NJ jACkS0N-DRAR SIR: believe your German
Bers what they be- For more than
year have been onbd with Chronic DiahGa perhaps
ghh the time, until about the middle Of September when
enfeebd finally prosrated By it, My oach and the
membranes Of bowels became ready diseased and
ae In that eondiOn called upon phycian who understood
and checked the dseAse and restored action to
my bowels But sti my stomach and bowe were not ESht
continued be much frequently checked
owde the digestive but partially performing their regular
unctOns with debility Being agent
he Christian Chronce noticed Ds. Apoands German Bters
adversed and certificates anpe1d recommending Bit
in Ar to nns. sent Mr. A. Turrs at
oniross and procured two bottles according d.
cons strictly Before Lad used the first bottle found that the
coating was last being removed nom my and the snd
have been materially helped and have hope that
an being perfectly restored whereas tbs diseaae had been
and low that in November ss restoration
depered saed in letter Elder g. Nj Spratt, and
puhAlisdin the Christian Chronicle Of December Q.
Now. sir that but least section know
thing about hteIs sh they dbl for believe there hun
rsds in this region who might be cured by the Of these Be
Youra respectfully, wv. PARKER.
ESr Foraalab by respectable dealers eyery where.
]. WRIGHT Il CO.. New Orleans,
oeealeA asnts
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NIEW JERSEY ZINC PLAINTIFFS sui

shers have hand and viii be constantly supplied from
manuatory Of Zinc Paints made by the New
Jersey Zine Company which they offer 10 the trade
Oil packages 49, and lot
his Snnv White Brown and Stone Coors. For sale by
myl g, C, RoGRRT q CO., IS Camp street,
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SLAVES.

GLAVE DEPOT, 1859 GRAVIER 8, "a
~ STREET Aligned hss on Asaa and will "A ~
keep constantly for sale Gash d Cry accept ~
descriptions, HOUSE and FIELD sERS ANTS ETC.
Haying dwelling No ls9 Gtavlet street.
THEATRE prepared
the city. 5s5 55s
sg5 ggI8Ts THOMAS i. FRIsBy, lbs Grassr street.
* r q fer q s..r.
Feowes Garry J. c. RiekB Col Richard Beck
La. Cocks CO.; &att u DoSarlsk.
N. BThs HI 4EST CASH PRICE paid for likely VOL A T.
eROES. 5,ss Z. J,F. 7d&Wly
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NTEW ORLEANs SLAVE DEPOT, Nos. e.

: IAI 1NurF $5{&
80 Eazonne add l5g atrseSlsyes for sale
Particular atten-
ton pad 10 OF n merchants
always have hand Mechanics Field Hsnas
Servants will receiving Negroes throughout te
Having and val be able e aeeomnsaAs
import other Sates City
given Required Tides undoubtsd And viii The highest
price csah fof Eoand ssEroea. THOMAS FOSTER.
Meszrs HUGELY Blair CO.. Col Tuner Wilson
Cos purvis, Payne Harrison, Hall b Rodd, john
n Donald & t,o. Guruanes. Stoysart Il Co. d9