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A Judges duty is to snub the counsel on both
sides, and hethsr the jury by furnishing thsm
with THIRD asthed eg looking Of lbs esss
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s sECRET DIsEAsEs-ofice 80 Custombouse

ny street. between Royal Bourbon seets-DR JAMES
would respectfully call the have
unorunately ened diseases character
ts most appalling that they certain
speedy eurs the use Balsam Cgbehn other
nienc the newly discovered Remedies only
procured from himself and upon trial they cure no
charge will be made. Dr. j. possession certificates from
emnene in all the Union many they have
effected which Physcanp
Since Dr. James has introduced these Remedesn this city
that the
single instance produced bat whatthey effected
cures and in order that the afflicted avail themselves
newly truly provienia discoveries Dr. located pera
neny this city Customhouae street. Private oop
.h, 81, Win
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TRIESTE.
ANTWERP.
BORDEAUX.

NOR BORDEAUX.-The fast sailing ssN
Il bark ARTHUR, Captain Spear, will have quick dis kzkk
mss BoGERT. WILLIAMS d co. 10 Camp ss
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SHERMAN, 70 St. Charles street.


lNER CUMPLAlNI, DYSPEPSIA, ,JAUN NJ
DICE CHRoNICoR NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASE OF the
kpSEYS and Diseases arising from Dsodered Stomach
such Constipation Inward Piles Fulness Of Blood
Acdy OF the Stomach Nausea Heartburn
the Stomach Sour Eruciaons Sinking
the Pit OF the Stomach Swimming the Head Hurried Difficult
when Lying Posture Dmnes o. Vision Dots
Sight, Fever Dull Pain in the Head Deficiency
Yeowness the Skin and Eyes Pain the Side Back
Sudden Fuahes Of Heat Burning
by DR.. HIGHLANDS CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS, pre-
pared by DIR. c. NJ jackson. No. l20Arch Philadelphia
Their the above not eIceled if equed
other United States the
cases, after sklful physcians had failed,
Thee Bers worthy the attention fnvads Possessing
virtues Diseases the Liver and Lesser Glands
digestive the ~ whal certain and pleasant mhsly
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
More testimony Alabama in favor OF DIR. HOOF
bratsd Btters prepared by Dr. NJ JACKSON Phad
Janndice Nervous Debility Disease Of the Kidneys etc
DlCkS0S GREEN Alexandria, Aa Sept 80, 1885, said, We
have pains introduce German Bs find
valuable medicine"
ROBINSON Beante, Ala, JAM So 1851 me-
dciaes large all
fall much The people have been much deceived here
ng the
iers, and viii, until it beconFB known.n
c. CF0WLER Tuskegee, Ala, JAN 30 1851 said The Bte
selling we'll and think they will continue they give good
faction to those who have used hem.''
DR. H. p LEONARD Fayetta c. H. Ala, 49, '53 said
Your Bter have in ths YOUTH
G. al ubbert this had
the practitioners without relief
doubtful although
with the BnteTs. bottle
he continued TO take until complete effected He
perfectly well and stout"
entirely Vegetable thereby possessing great
Of the prepaatons similar
For sale by dealers in Medicine every where. .
]. WRIGHT d CO, New Orleans,
fhH
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VOLUME VII.
HaVRE.

NOR HAVRE-The fine fast sailing IN
H. American bark DELPHGs, Capt. soule, ia now
oading and will rcelye quick For
ton, nppyto J. p. WHITNEY d CO 81 Camp street.
GB For passnge apply TO the Captain board. fny3i
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DAILY CRESCENT
THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESGENT,

THE NEW URLEANS DAILY URESCENT.
oFFTGs NO. 90 sT. CHARLES sTREsT, III
viii rearly tha carly sns,
every ercepted for 5 payabis
the 0fEee, is week psysbte othe Carriers,
THE CIRCULATION
othe cEEacrSr Dsy Weekly sue offer desirable
medium 30 Adyertsers.
FAMILY PAPER
tseireuaes largely early the homes Of cizsrs
aeqHold families advsnsseoualy advertised ia
u sana No paper the city ircuaes eItsnavay
OUR TERMS
rs aueh as 10 invita- the public
TEEAa
Pen sgnnre Of Ter in all s1 od
30
oo tas Second Page
LIBERAL diseoEnt vii be made with who by
foIa shorter time. " y w. NS1''S--
charged accordingly. 80 ' ~
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ES0R HAVRE.-(Ready to Receiye.) ,f4ss
u The Al fast sailing American packet ship MEN, SMAE
Pills Capt. Davis loading and will have nnsoas al
Patch For freight Of 400 baleB Cotton, apply 10
AARON COHEN, 1877 Common 81,
J. 2. WHITNEY a co, 61 Camp at.
seeago having Accommodations the
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EsOR HAVRE.-The fast sailing ship. IN
II KATE SWANTON, Morse, master, is now load xAA&SS
have quick Dispatch Of 200 Cotton appy
To- BoGERT WILLIAMS co. 70 Camp &.
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FEIGHIY IMPORTANT pISC0yERY-Dr

HIGHLY IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.-DR
JAMES would respectfully cali the
the following He Diseases
out mercury any other poisonous drug namely GonoIhea elect
and all Diseases Of the Skn Dr. james would
ca attention of those who have injured themselves private
body and mind uniting them for either society
low the melancholy
habits Of YOUTH Wis Weakness of the Back and Limbs
Head Dmuess Of VISION Loss Of Muscular Power Papaon
Heart Dyspepsia Nervousness tiabiy
on, etc Mentally the fearful effects the be
dreaded Loss Memory Confusion of Ideas Depression Sps
Evil Forebodsga Society," Dstrus Love Of Solitude
Iimtdity, ETC., some of the evils produced.
All persona who afflicted with of the above should
Let no false decay prevent but apply Immediately,
yourself the dreadful consequences this terrible
maady Weakness the Organs immediately cured full rgor
rertored
DR. JAMES has former cfce No ll5 to 81
Cnsomhonse street. between Royal and Bourbon streets.
P.S. Persons living distance Remedies the Dis
sent to their address, giving full particulars
eloalnG a rec OF ten dolsrs lmy8 lydawl DR.. JAMES.
A CASE OF TOTAL BLINDNESS CURED
"A IN NEW ORLEANS, by KIERS PETROLEUM OR ROCK
o also Case Rheumatism, five years. standing by
Alone
NEW ORLEANS, March !, 1884,
hereby certify that had afflicted Rheumatism five
also totally blind my ye brought
attack of Neuralgia had tried Physicians could
and spent hundreds different
Medicines. this without solicitation o any one
used with the Petroleum OIL
rsstored me perfect health strength yo
matts thing else reside this city when atheme spend
most OF my time on the Any
h and can st my gentlemen testify to the truth
this take the Petroleum
investment made for know tobe valuable Natural Medicine
Attsat--J WRIGHT d O., and C. s. wIDDIFiELD
"a Price 50 per bottle. Wholesale retail only by
J. WRIGHT 4 CO.. No. ISL Charities ST.. aud
JARVIS & W00DAIAN
m CnYuar nmuon nnndN
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GLASGOW.

ESoR GLASGOW / fast sailing. ssA
D. American shp CALCUTTA, Captain LotDg, EAA4
loading and will have quick dispatch For freight 400 bales
apply to j. P. WHITNEY d co, 6l Camp
sB- For psssage apply to the Captain my90
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sTEAMsHIPs--sdIPs.


win sail on uNDAY, June II, at 8 O'Clock a. NJ
TTOR GALVESTON,I ,INDIANoLA, ,PoRT <slfFFxA
LAyACAand MATAGoRDA BAY-Regular New AAslSIAs
Orleans and Texas United States Mall LnsThe
seamHhiP LOUISIANA, jeremiah Smith, commanding will
aboye andng freight the
(ubset igherase Mnagords Bay without
npptytc HARRIS d MORGAN, foot Of Julia street, :
opposite the Steamship
Thiaiine own pilot Pass Cavallo
viii hereafter run In and out under the cap
y eaius ieT'
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VSOR BREMEN.-The A / fast sailing ,hFN
~ Bremen ship IN. Won GAGERN, Capt. Reimps, 800 ~
loading will quick dipateh For rtght OF i09
ssrs coton Sppy 10 J.P, WHITNEY GO. 81 Camp gt.
or WARNEREH 4 RlPChofF, uaVn ~
s EpT pstsags, spgy - Ihs esr,ais "a s7ssdl aTif
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M10R HAVRE.-The new A fast sail IN
ing American ahp CAMBRIA, Capt Perry. IL now SAAA
loadng and will receive prompt Dispatch freight 500 bief
Cotton apply TO
J.P. WHITNEY co.. 81 Camp street.
~ For passage, apply TO the Captain board. janq7
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aIoRATIO D. HEWITr. PIANo Go

NY Rs. CAMPBELL, Teacher of Music, -
1YA gives LESSONS ON THE PIANO AND GulTAR n
tsr Tssidsu5e 90 Constance street, AID also
Hsvia street, ~ TermssS per twelve &4
ons ~ LECTURES ateb Constance zraa
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sNOR LIVERPOOL.-The A fast sail s5N
a ing American ship II. b. SUMNER, Capt Dye, &AAAiS
Is loading and will hae immediate dispatch. For freight 40
bales Cotton, apply to
]. P. WHITNEY co. 81 Camp street.
1T amply To the Captain Op u,yj3
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FOR HAVRE.-The splendid A ssN
II American clipper ship RATHER, Captain Bunn $AAK
having large part her engaged will early
NJ A"ee VI gnl II pHsHBRrpeE co <, 81 cbsr,s.,,,
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E1OR LIVERPOOL The A / fast sss.
r. aains American clipper ship REPORTER, Capt &a&aAG
csFtas Howe loeding will immediate
For freight Of 6OU baea Cotton, apply
]. p. WHITNEY Co, 81 Camp
For paase having splendid accommodations apply Cap
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BRAzos SANTIAGo.

Wlleaye WEDNESDAY, june il, at O'Clock A. NJ Us
E4TUR VERA CIR UZ--U. . IS. Mail Line .,FSwS
Thenew and magnificent steamship ORIzABA
tHg1 onhen Thomas Forbes leave loT Vc
CfuA te ahoTe, puncually carrying tho u s. Aiala.
....R Rates of PasBage....
ntB9rage, ndouud.
Kdasaenoht goodH, cubic cfoot cents
Foteght opssage having elegant
and steerags paasen gerb, appyt to
HARRIS MORGAN, FOO. of Jultas.reet
oppDbite tho Steamship Landing.
themayys with uansnn fro III.
Efexcs la
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alstant-that after having got his hand well in,
ne aid not even allow me time 10 fix nv affairs.
out ne urged me to hasten the fight and deprived
'e OIL twenty-four hours of the time that had re-
CURED, and which was agreed upon by his wit
nesses and mine.
general custom, have LEFT the field without giving
any mark OF sympathy 10 the wounded., MY first
movement, when seeing my adversary fall was t.,
SEM nm word by one of my seconds, the brave
anu lncorruptible 1ntendant, Don Benito Aleno de
uamnde, that 81 hoped that the wound would
that OF the heroic General Don Francisco Yaldes
my other second. were used as little. 1t was my
line which was used to dress his wound and NV
doctor who gave the first help.
AS Tor reconciliation, do not recognize in any
one Inc right to constitute himself judge Of the
reasons preventing me to seek for il, nor of the
reasons which should have influenced my deter
inlnaton TO refuse it, had 1t been offered To me-.
Inc insult TO Madame Soule, at NJ. de rursots
house, was directed against me and not arainst
her, aud came from stations tohich ho,oeper high
they may seen, not those to,pards ,rhich feel
at all inclined TO volunteer The slightest concession,
have the honor TO be, &C.,
-5.s. ~. PIERRE soULE.
Inc paragraph at the close Of the letter which
we have ltacised, painlyintinlates that the insult
TO MT. Soule came from source niger than the
French Ambassador.
II Mr.. Soule really had any good ground for sup
posing that either the partizans and connections of
the French Empress, or the Spanish Court intend
ed him or his family the least dis1espect. on ac-
count OF his position as the American Ambassador,
the decided and over earnest manner in which he
and his son manifested their resentment, will fine
very numerous sympathisers and even admirers in
the United States.-Bah. Patriot. f.
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psICK AND AFFLICTED.

THE most safe and certain remedy ever known to the
world for the cure OF obstinate coughs, cols asthma
bronchitis, blood splitting, liver complaint whooping
cough Group tickling or rising in the throat,
bity pains In the side or breast. broken constitution
from the abuse OF caomel ard causes is DOCTOR
swAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RYi ard consumption after it has reached state and as
sumeda character hitherto considered incurab yields
without struggle to this great Original Wild Cherry
patation Remembcr-the great Original Wild Cherry
preparations, aud the only compound prepared by
physician. is manufactured under the immediate caro- o,
DR. SIHAENE, at his Laboratory, No. North Seventh
st. above Market Philadelphia
For sale 6y-Ds. JAMES SAKER; KILLS d cALD-
WILL; and PArTERsoNS & Co. Wheeling FLEMING
BROS, Pittsburgh. BURDSALL d Co., Cincinnati;
and BY dealers generally. serle
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CAANCERY SALE OF LAND AND TAyER
James Frazier, In Tho t.;rc,s
Real Estate for Sale

OFFER Tor sale my property located ON the west do
OF Main street, between franklin and North sireefe
unnng from Main to Water street; Ninety nine ieet on
a9n ana one hundred and inctyeight Water St
It private sale it will be offered at Auction in such
will be made known 80 = ~ s
also offer my Farm, located in Pntney township, Bel
mont county. Ohio. fong opposite Bogrs, Isl
and, and adjoining lands OF William Bernard:
This farm contains between 81 90 acrcs-w;h good
grated bearing Fut Orchard. two Dwelling Houses one
81 winch was built last summer; Also barn good con
only 10 rods from the river
The Central Ohio, Marietta and Cincinnati rsilroas
are oca.ed through this Fam
Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing either Of these pieces
ground are requested TO call The his lesi
denCe IN Fulton, tile city. 800
deC5dawanl LouIS RAyuA
The house formerly occupied by undersigned on the
above named premises, is Any person desiring
10 examine this property do so by calling On Mr. Will
GEORGE corner oIMa and
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TO the GlassbJower

reading the remarks OF a ..Giass blower publ
- sAeu ~ Inc lhcllisencer, the 18Th day or Jana
whGh have Just received through the poiteness
, " have come IN the cOncu ion that he can blow
h ~. VI ms mouth better tha: bullet OF his gun,
os he he ts ma Sss ~, o pieces proved q Mounsye. ha
S eety found its way to Waynesburg hut 10 sIop III
E'11mg ,urter viii make him the following Offers
s,,ao, Ihoose Two fensylv nia narhsmen, and will
Ssas; ,lI and any two rnaIksnc he may choose
~ m wheeling He'll Air. MounIsville, or any nart
,I ""wlns Disnnee be 200 yards-stfing
hlse rests Eacn have fifteen shots m ys :h"t
eH' 10 string mea sure, '' \"Se A"ot4
VIII meet him al Washington, Pa at any time he dare
va 80 ~ ne accepts that banter he has only 10 place SOS
" of iorieit money IN tho hands Hugh w Bryson
~ washington, Pa aud will the same select INV mel
as,ns meet mn and his men at that place any time he viii
nv. .,iis on your sou Virginia guns-anI Virginia
dress. - S A"'st" se'S s, Iot my az
Waynesburg, Pa Jan. 20. 49,, MARksMaS;;
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Wine or Women.

Some Years since at celebration of the New
England Society at Boston, the President of that
society proposed the Punishment Of wines and liz
quors from the dinner table, and the ntrotiuc ton
OF women; observing. that liquors rendered men
ooislerous, but that The presence OF women would
tenn TO preserve quiet and order. To which pro-
position wag of the city. calling the Muses. to his
aid, addressed the aforesaid President, in the fol
lowing poetical epistle:
One OF the two. aecor ling to your choice
~ omen or wine, you'll have to undeI 60;
Both maladies are fatal TO our Joys III.
But which TO choose, realty Iardly know
I've tried them bothi those who would part take
May choose between the heat ache md the In RI ache
byron,
y, weak aud TOOL hardy refornler, -g-
10 substitute women Tor wine; $40
Il ne glow OF whose llcsehcei. warmer.
man Tue ul.test Juice OF tho vine.
Believe me less fatal arc uleps
IMAM women IN wiic'ery skill'd;
LOT tllere issues more venom from two lips,
ihan ever from grain distilled.
who barteta fol, beauty his whisky,
The Change viii. be certain 20 rue, s- o. IS q z
H.. Eor her eyes shed spirit mo risky
Than turks in the bost ''mOuntan dew
Those eyes at each NEE ting so merry
Are sure TO outsparkle champagne
And ring1ets more golden than sherry
VIII fuddle Us well the door brain.
More tapertng necks than the bottles,
With mouths more delciousy crowned; Il ta
win pour from their ravishing throttIes,
stream that 4 sage would coniound
If wine makes us brutes love Ia able
TO turn US to fools with like ease; f-
u the one lays us under the table,
T'oher brings us. at least. 10 our knees.
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mpolsoNlNG.n

Thousands Parents who use vermifuse composed oil
Castor OIL calomcl &C. not aware, that while they
appear the patient they are actually LAYING
foundations tor series diseases such as salvation
loss of sight, weakness oflimbs, etc.
In another column will be found the al vertise ment
lobensack's Medicines to which ask the attention OF
all directly interested in their well as their chill
drens health In Liver complaints and disorders ari.
sing from those bilious type should make use OF the
only genuine medicine. Hobensack's Live + Pills.
6s"Be not deeeired, - but ask for lIobensacks Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that each has the sig
nature of the Proprietor, J. n. HoBENsAcK as none
else genuine
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REAL ESTATE SALES
DESIRABIE RESIDENcP roo =, :.

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
VIE House and ground ut present occupied by Shr;
YER ESQ ON the west side OF Fourth EEL bel
non Lnd Monroe. 1t contains gas fixtures Bst rooT
&l., AMI finished from cellar TO garrett ~ 0A'
H. moi yonsy disposed Of it win be offered at pub
heisaa 1y 10th Februatynext. Apply to ~
1anl1-1m j. W. PAXTON
James Frazier In tho Circn;t
,,rt ~ 1Efs-
S "a Frazier's Ex'r and others. County Virginia
r HniSe Oh a decree made in this the 27t ay
Vi !une 1908 will sell al public on The ID, eniscs
on the eighteenth day OF March, 1854 The tTset or IN nj
Saed me koney's Point Farm tavern situat on The
oaa In Ohio county about ten miles OF the
s,y VI Wheehs containing about two hundred fty
acres OF altd StoI tavern house, dwelling nous es
anu other improvements: The sale will be ma De OF te
whole property together in parcels, may be found
exIeaent ard on the following terms: one.ourt OF Inc
~ money to be paid ia six months. balance
~ oLe; Two ana three years. tho whole bearing interest
INC DAY o. sale the purchaser giving bonds with good
Se ana INC ttIe netng retained until payment The
sS!e VIII TAKE place at the Roney's Point tavern =
re ABOVE Is valuable property. The IIrmpfieid rail
oau 10 ocated IN front OF the TAVERN and il is supnoerd
that depot or station may bshed ~ tbat aS
.,o w. s. wIGKHAM, 80 = :
IaHIDH Sheriff n,issio
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EMANcirATED SLAVES hiE,,-iour negroes
smunclpated by the will of William NJ. CoIgin, of
Taylor county, KY, who died about sixteen months
since, passed through Cincinnati on Wednesday,
on then wayto Shelly county, Ohio, where the
executors of Mr.. Colsin have purchased home
forthem. BY the will of their master they were
given 81 900 in money. and horses. wagons, farm
ing utensils, &C., sufficient to give them fair
start. Sam'l Simpsol. one oil the executors, went
TO itney by Railroad TO make arrangements for
their comfortable settlement; the other, G. Simp.
son, accompanied them on The way. They navel
in.their own wagons. AS they passed through tia,
ctytheir appearance attracted great deal of at
tenIion.
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o
GJrWe find the following notice in the Wing of
Mr. Gally's speech on Tuesday last. in the House
of Delegates, on the Pittsburgh and steubenville
Railroad question. after Mr.. Smith of Brooke on
the opposileside. eFH TX
Mr.. Gal'y then addressed the House in speech
OF considerable length aud much force of argu-
Inent IN support of the report of the committee,
and against the amendment. 1t wns indeed an eff
fort of great power. The closing part of his ad.
dress was rendered in style so sublime, so touch
ing, when he referred TO the relations of Wheel,ng
which II was sought 10 ruin by this II ad, 10 the
state al large in the comparative small concern OF
which she was the object in the various appropri-
atoms made by the State, as 10 have had very erea
influence upon the House.
The effect was apparent. for throughout his nd :
d'ess, which lasted over two hours, a whisper
could not be heard within the Hall. We confess
that we felt feeling Of sincere pride in the sue
cess OF this effort ior VIginia's sake. because il
Inserted her claim 10 pre-. eminence still in what
constitutes true greatness.
Attic Close of the address the House adjourned
without taking vote upon the motion.
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REMOVAL

IHAVE removed my wholesale stock of DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, to the four story brick building,
No. nv, plnin street,
west side, between and Unou streets where
will be prepared with an carry and extensive Spring
Stock direct from importers and manufacturers, which
would be pleased have my Old friends and customers
to call and examine.
feb4 WIN. T. SELBY.
u1-J G. @tea Will be found at the above establish.
ment. where he awaits Lis old friends.
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Many on MARoARErl-rnArl is THE oursr,os,-
Many-nouth rumor seems. rather, ut fault as 10
whether the Duke d. Alba compared the wife of
QUIZ ambassador at Madrid to Mary or Margaret Of
Burgundy. We have always maintained that i,
was to the latter, asthere could be no offence in
comparing her to The fairest and most yirtuous of
her sex. Blu; we 6nd a quietus 10 all editorial
speculation in letter Of Alfred Mereier, Mrs.
soule's brother. written TO Paris Te,els. in hich
he states that his sister dressed in blue vel
vet robe. low in the neck. trimmed with aounces
of gold thread lace; and that the words Of the
duke, as distinctly heard by her son, were. There
E0sr Marguerite de Bowgoas Cha. Col.
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DIR MORSE'S ,INvIG GRATING CORDIAL
The only sure and safe remedy, yet fer Gen.
era Debility, Physical Prostitution, Irritability and all
the various train Of Heetons it win also
Depression Excitement. Dislike Society," 1ncapacity
for Study or Business Loss of Memory Mental Debility
ete.-see advertisement. ssp1G
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The T,Ilte of Zior

.otAaa Inc Lutte OF Zion. SIS sEs.ls
A COLLECTION OF Sacred Music. designed for the
IA use OF the Methodist Episcopal Ghu Oh; consisting
81 choSe collection OF with the old
tunes In mmon usei together with concise elementary
eoarse snned ana adapted TO the capacities OF begin
ier, etc assisted BY Rev Madison. pastor OF Saint
John't Methodist Church, New York. - : = :"
Also. supply OF Methodi<t hymn books, Cantiea Lau
dus, Christian Minstrel Haydeh's Sacred Meodeon etc
received and for sale at the lowest prices by
- JOHN H. THOMPSON,
dec3O 49, r-= No 81 Monroe st