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MURDER IN MISSISSIPPI. 1.-The Holly Springs
(Aliss.) Banner, says o dreadful murder was
committed at Aberdeen, Miss, on the 18th:
Colonel III. J. Bunch and Mr. Fannin, who
was sportsman, but still regarded as clever
man amongst gentlemen, had been engaged at
cards. Fannin had won every thing Bunch
had, his money, his horse and buggy, and his
negro hey. Bunch asked some time to raise
money to redeem his lost property, and at the
expiration of the time Fannin called for settle
ment, when Bunch told him he would pay him
all he owed him at four o'clock the next day In
the meantime Bunch borrowed a shot gun, say
ing he was going birding. The next day Fannin
was on his way to Bunch's office, when some of
the citizens advised him not to go-that there
would be O difficulty. He replied that he and
Bunch were friendly, and walked on to BIS
Office He found the door locked, and after
knocking for admittanee for some time, con-
cluded to leave and started down the steps from
IS office, which is in the second story of some
building opposite Herndon's Tavern, Fihnin
had got nearly down the steps when Bunch
came out and hailed him. Fannln turned his
face, when Bunch fred with the double barreled
gun he had borrowed, hitting f. with five buck
shot in the face. Fannin fell Immediately
Bunch fred again, hitting Fannin in the abdo-
men with several shot. He then ran down the
steps and beat Fannin with the gun until it
was broken to pieces Fannin is said to have
served as an officer in the Texan revolution, and
also in the late Mexican war, and was d brother
| of the celebrated Fannin who fell at the Fannin
| massacre zg. =5.
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g What do you think of equality:'' said the
Count DEseayre de rAuture to an Arab chief
one day. do you believe that all men are
equal !" Without doubt" replied the inhab-
liant of the desert, all men are equal as the
fingers of the hand Showing the Count his
slim. nervous hand, he continued: Behold p
said he, s' look at these fingers; their origin is
common; they cannot be parted without grave
wounds; but one of them is long, the other
shorter. If all were alike, could neither
touch, nor strike, nor grasp. Be sure, it is
with men as with fingers of the hand. ;,
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I0R BREMEN.-The A fast sailing. IN
n Bremen ahip III. Won GAGEisN, Capt Reimus SAAAGsS SAAAGsS
Is now loading and VIII receive qnk dpateh For freight
bales Cotton, applyto p. WHITNEY d co. 81 Camp ST.
or WARNEKEE l. KlRCH0FF, Union st.
69r For passage srply to tbs Captain oa board. ap91
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THE HISTORY OF LIFE.

Day dawned. Within a curtained room
FILLED to fAintness with perfume;
lady lay at point of doom. "a. W.
Day closed A child had seen the light,
But for the lady, fair and bright,
She rested in undreaming night @-v.
Spring came The lady's grave was green,
And near it oftentimes was seen
gentle boy, with thoughtless mein.
Years fled He wore manly face,
And struggled in the worlds rough race,
And won at last q lofty place.
And then he died! Behold before We
Humanity's brief sum, and story,
Die. Death, and all there is of-GIorY.
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aDlNE APPLE CHEESE-50 cases. For sale
nhle II, L. STONE co.. / Gssyisr s,rest
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tion for the SEWING Of the ssne
g supply always saad of c. LEIGHTON
q CO., corners. oharssand Canal street
W HfRTs made to order in EpERP STYLE. mills 1ptf
"A MERICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. > FoR
~ THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS
e Open every Day and Evening" Except sGnday,)
EB- TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ADMrTANcE, will be the price
Thsrs vii If g. Be- Nc FsEE ADMISSIONS with ~
h5.o Ne TcsGTs Viii S ISs o. TX
nr Sp ~ sssas p
EpT qs e ysty .6ms b Ts s
laIgs anmsT Of additional and caroua pre-
fcGkE hd P5s sa ysa +. IN nas as
sisgss ess os: 500 piece. Of Marble
Is ssy eho,. q as s asd 81 Of
ss a'ssasi's 9ii o ] @ 3 sss q
pas s i69s. e tie the Fir 4eh EPAn FE
NINETY reasieaee and i esiiaasd am tbs
SAND y op H ba s e BE M THEE
Il. Ai,s;ssbsi M y.sa! Palace enasa
es OF novel; usen and instructive character
n days With discrimination aad
ent ORCHESTRA OF MUSIC wiz be in attendance =. the
T5e Fse of COLD costing On.
ss'3 "
closing the r,t day q Deesmb In
gsaSe @ b. h nos or poduet shall
sEoosp GOLD MEDAL costing Thousand Dollars or its
saa be deemed most worthy Of such testimonial
lHIEp EVE MEDALS, costing Hundred each or
taeiI eguyalsnt In cash If preferred to the FIVE
yentops IN the departments of patented
tered caveEed within the exhibited the
s1 De adudged most worthy Of anrh
after the one adjudRed noat excellent as
FOURTH. FIVE MEDALS costing Hundred Dollar each or
ther in plate cash preferred the
onat MoSs eine he first opening the Crystal
such distinction next after the excellent
The ahiest and respectable that be eoted
sha be appointed
and award the prizes Directors sa prased ~
early ae practicable 10 select such Jury Jurors hope able
70 announce M apponants before June
Ihs also, their diaeTetion,
to the Exhibitors Inventors articles as possess
sufficient to ent,tle them to sncb distinction.
All articles which dseined worthy OF place
position Of the Word lptustrs admitted WITHOUT
ANY CHARGE WHATEVER TO EXHIBITORS,
An efficient Police night t
Utmost used protecting articles exhibited
ton dssias accountability for loss articles
All unhrelsE Canes
Az the Crystal Palace Bunded Warehouse visitors caDno be
mted 70 convey packages any Of the 6uns
myt2tf PIT RARNfThf p,sssaSt
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For sale by dealers in Medicine every where.
J. WRIGHT & CO., New Orleans,
nln.nln- -aIrnn.n
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FOREIGN GossIP.-It is mentioned in letters
from Madrid. that Marquis Turgot, who was
shot by Minister SoulG, had entirely recovered,
and would give in few days q grand dinner
but it is not stated whether Mr.. Soule will be
invited The Spanish papers relate that num-
ber of Turks of Constantinople had taken mea-
sures to transport their harems to Spain. At
Cadiz and Barcelona edifices were being built
with apartments adapted to the proper accom-
mediation of Moslem DANES and nymphs; no
windows on the street, all light from a court
yard or a garden, 1t is not disclosed why Spain
was preferred for the removal
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REATEfs NJ - : .glpES-s =

{ 1oa4a.zhH & = a y 81 lffs ~ - -. ii
ROUTE Buffalo asaa Falls via Lake Uat9 am fISs,
81 The American steamers forming the Express
ea aud Quebec connectng Osinsburgh
railroads 1877 NeT Y9k Burlington Saratoga Springs
Lawrence and ChamPan Railroad Poazd White M1unian
Tine--o4 hcurs to Montreal
BAY STATE Capt Lsdyad. NEW YORK, Capt Chapman leave
eTteten daily Sundays excepted at O'clock Cape Vincent
entire length OF the Thousand Ilanda Rapids the ueaat
ST. LaFenee by daylight and Montreal o'ciocs
next day. in time for the QGebec boats ~ -
Passengers leaving Bcfils
those eavlns a. O'Clock have
L o'clock train Of cars from Buffalo for tSs
boat. Passengers for Boston, a OF es
Buffalo, arrive atOgdensbug aud
Leave ininediatey arriving at Boston at hapast O'Clock,
THE UNITED STATES MAI, LINE
StesIns ONTARIO, Captain Throop CATARACT Captain
CAPTAIN Chds leave Lewiston daily Saturdays ex
half to visit NHgaa Falls touching R6cheer osweyo Saskes
ar69r Kingston Clayton Broekyi and ogdenshug connecting
aud the Rpidn Of beaut bF daylight and ron
meeting with the oensbugh and Boston for Rouse Point,
for Albany and New York. direct. - ~ 'e'
The above Line leaves Buffalo daily Sundays
ao and Niagara Falls Raoad O'Clock afofdng
gers the pleasure Of viewing Brooks Monument QGeeuaon Heights
the Great Wire Suspension Bridge t
Niagara River through Montreal leaving a. half
o'clock giving full visit Mag IA
Fails The II o'clock Train also arrive in Lewis.
ton time for the boat all the BY
light changing hoas at ogdenbur and taking the splendid
ruRhng and dashing of the noble
' a. e. oc'fk the same DAY IN time for lhe Quebec boat
The steamers Of the American Line speed
comfort having all equipments for safety reoured bv
Win spacious and beautiful Upper Cabin saterOos the
~ Passengers procure full information at Office
opposite Buffalo and Niagara Falls Railroad Depot.
Fails. ' mi
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TAXING TINE RY THE FoRELocK. Two ambi-
tious militia majors publish card in the New
York Herald, declaring that war with Spain is
inevitable before many weeks. and proposing to
organize regiment Of infantry, the services of
which to be offered to the President, to be used
in the anticipated struggle. They affirm that
Spain has treated US very badly, and that g our
national character needs yindieation.'' Wesus-
pect these fellows are more interested in filling
their pockets with stolen plunder, than they
are in vindicating the national character That,
no Doubt IS at the bottom of all their surplus
anxiety. A prospect Of getting hold of few
spoils quickens a flibuster's patriotism won
derfully
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HIGH HEELS. THE Home Journal-to GER
tain extent a text book of fashion and health
regards the high heels which ladies are begin
ming to wear in New York, as one round, at
least, in the ladder of health 1t also suggests
the insertion of an India rubber sole-no matter
how thin-between the outer and inner sole.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-25

NMTINES, LIQUORS, etc.-A good assort-
w ment Of choice qualities, for by
LlTTLEJoIIN NoRCOM Il CO.,
pyls 10 sFaltan strssi, sornsl Grayisr.
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DAILY CRESCENT
THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CREgCENT.

HE NEW UhLEANS DAILY CRESCENT.
'tSa OFFICE NO. % ST. dHARBzs STREET
wiz sereyy served 70 srsserSe ths city sa early
every day fSunday excepted for IS x
the ofies. or Is cents weak, payable carrsrs
THE CIRCULATION
Of Daily snd Weekly is sash osr Desirable
medium to Advertisers. Az F'-s
A FAMILY PAPER e
tsercusteh largely and early hou the esear
articles sod 70 families
IT, eounn No in the city crusates And3
OUR TERMS
nch to invite tho patronage OF the puts
TxRMs or ADvEnTIsIEG; -
Per Square Of Ten Lines al
Every subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements the Second Page
dseount s be made with thoae who
for shorter time.
All Advertisement 10: marked will paSli.hed one MONTH and
charged accordingly. =
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BORDEAUX.

FOR BORDEAUX.-Th fast sailing IN
bark ARTHUR, Captain spear will have quick &AAAS
my8 BosERT, WILLIAMS Il CO. 10 'canps.
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q ECRET DIsEAsEs-ofice 50 Customhouse

~ street. between Royal Bourbon streets-DR JAMES
would respectfully call the
nlailed themselves diseases the
In Its appalling that they obtain certain
speedy without the Mercury Ba Cabsbs other
Poisonous Drug, three without
nence by the newly Remedies only
procured from himself and upon trial they cure
charge will he made Dr. possession
sens all the the they
ELECTED which ncube
Since has introduced these Remedies this city the
rous that the Remedies
single nanes produced
cures and IN order that the afflicted may
newly and truly provIdental discoveries Dr. located
nnty IN this city CnstomhouBe
sfroln1 N. .tog 3Iyln
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-25
VOLUME VII.
, H8VRE.

ESOR HAVRE.- A ! fast sailing ssszsNS
IL American ship CARA0K, Capt. Norris is now 49,
loading and viii have mmediat dspaeh. freight
Cotton, apply To J.P. WHITNEY L. co, 81 Camp
For paasngs, apply to the onptain on board. nyq5
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Nor to all those which have heretofore manu-
actured France the North United States
repairs which he day called upon make to Billiard
rabies coming from those have
the KIND Of which best suited
of humid climates. - -
The table and hands of Billiard generally the pars which
are most liable TO deterioration, particular paid
the construction OF these parts. " -" "
every Billiard built by him has Mahogany table,
ok cherry aud Hickory thus waaning wrapping any
direction 'rf--7 -
The bands made of Patent him.
far superior to the French cshouhouc
oreF The india rubber sides have sas
have always given great satisfaction.
Gent1emen satisfy themselves visiting his
establishment where they will Tables
ready for playing they convince themselves that the balls
not jump.
EVERY BILLIARD TABLE BOUGHT FROM HIM is WAR
CHASER. ~ ~ ~ - ~ '
He has constantly on hand great variety o
- NEW AND SECONDHAND BILLIARD TABLES
AlsoBALLS and PINS the ALLEYS complete lots
GAMES, ETC., etc. Aso-- =
EIGHT LEG BILLIARDS.
kB Peraons unable to New
of the nbove-Hhned
their orders b. ANTOGNLI, them s.ts.ctoy
D. ANTOGNINl has also the honor
public
the largest manufacturers DEIbnu large
quantity OF TINT cloth for Billiard Tae which prepared 10
sell at an exceedingly low price. = f
extension of his house, and the which
ished, and continues each establish best
oil France the
fuyIR
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E'OR HAVRE-(Ready to Receiye.1 ,sTEe
me AL fast paiing American packet ship MEM~4G
Pills. Capt Davis il loading will have
patch For freight fao0 bales Cotton, apply
AARON C01EN, i2T Common ST.
g. aas or TO ]. r. WHITNEY d CO. 81 Camp p.
passage having superior accommodations apply the
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E'OR HAVRE.-The fast sailing ship ,kEM
Ill KATE sWAHTON, Morse, master. is now oal, $500
Ing aud will have quick dispatch For freight 200 bales coon Apply
to BoGERT, WILLIAMS d CO. 10 Camp at.
81 For paasaxe apply on boarJ. Inya
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-25

TREED BIT A LeeoMoTIvE.-Some years ago,
Prof. Larabee visited Portland, Maine. He had
been strolling in the neighborhood, and was out
until nightfall, which found him mile or two
from his quarters. HeAtarted homeward, and
soon came to an inlet for the tide water, spanned
by a railroad bridge, nearly half a mile in
length. He got about one third Of the way
across, and he heard the scream us the steam
whistle; ON looking back, he saw the lightning
train coming at the rate of forty miles an hour.
To get back was impossible; to outrun it was
equally impossible; to stand by the side Of the
track on that narrow bridge, with considera-
BILE specimen of the deep blue sea beneath, was
not expedient. What should he do2 Onethinks
very fast under such circumstances. On came
the train--louder shrieked the whistle; the
bridge vas gained and the Professor was on it.
At this moment his eye caught sight of the tele-
graph pole standing beside the bridge. He ran
to it-caught hold of it, and cooned up in very
undignifed baskerville the screaming, snort
ing. galloping train dashed by. As soon as the
nervous excitement Gained down. he descended
and walked slowly homeward. Exchange pa
per.
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HISOR HAVRE-The splendid sSN
IL clipper ship RArTLEis, Captain Bum S9As
having large part of her eagagsd, will early
mys j. H. ASHBRIDGE d CO., 50 St. Charles street
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Loss OF THE SHIP Black HAwK.-The ship
Currituek, from Antwerp, arrived at the, New
YORK quarantine on the 18th, bringing IL Ie pas
sengers and crew, 800 souls in all of the clipper
snip Black Hawk, from Liverpool for New York.
April, in q gale.
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The Jury awarded MEDAL to c. LEIGHTON co. for the
FstPREAGM SHIRTS the Exhibition; also
tiOn for the SEWING of the same.
@ lsuppy aways hand atths Old ssad LEIGHTON
& Co. corner ST. Charles Canal street.
kF- HFRTS made to order in EYERY STYLE 1bIs Iots
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A CASE OF TOTAL BLINDNESS CURED
IA IN NEW ORLEANS, by KIER'S PETROLEUM OR ROCK
alone ~ = =
NEW ORLEANS, March I, 1854.
thereby certify that had been afflicted Rheumatism
years. and also totally blind right
attack OF Neuralgia Thad
good and hundreds dollars
edGnes give This Certificate without solicitation from
and Mr. ke know that type,
used fGonwth the Petroleum Rock OIL
not restored me TO perfect health strength well
with right left haze the ofRheu-
mat thing else, rssde this city theme spend
most olmy time the river
ws and can get fifty RESPONSIBLE gentlemen testify the truth Of
this cay take the Petroleum
Investment made for know it tobe vaiuabe Natural Medicine
J J. HARDhiANN.
htest-J. WRIGHT 81 4o, and C. s. wIDDIFIELD
Es Price SO per bottle. Wholesale only, by
]. WRIGHT & CO., mo. ISL Chartres st.. and
JARVIS L. WoODMAN,
mhs en-, Corner Common and Aaeazire st,epts
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BALTIMORE.

n1SOR CHARTER.-W offer for charter IN
an fast sailing ship carrying $500 bales and
expected afrye BY or bfore lat June Apply
myie E. j. HART d co. 19 Tchouptouss sreet,
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No DIR. J. REUSGH, Graduate Of NGA
NJ the Veterinary OF Prnsaia, and rSsS1W
Veterinary Surgeon Royal Majesty the King EG9
Pusss has VETERINARY HOSPITAL rece-
toH Of all kinds DOMESTIC ANIMALS The Whis
and Felicity sEsa and fully prepared to treat all diseases
the animal kingdom is heir e.,
DR. REuSGH his many friends and patrons city
his most grateful Acknowledgements r sSer and ec
tuuarce their which he pledges himself
strict profession and their
All orders Store Of Dr. Bflenn, No.
street opposite DrYaies Market will attention.
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Ak. NAIsoN'S GARD.-I will use no other
n y art in the advertisement han be ound in ~ -
By length OF practice nave bee tho com
are eaed syphe or nearly fifteen city II has
my aSe on tlea taoss there lies the that
other and know them better than they do. That am
STRUCTURES NODES ULCERS SeREs ~ aEr rSenadlet
TRoAIs etc etc. just familiar The
OF daily ooseryaoni which without vanity for esm
other merit than that Of experience. - - : s+''H 10
eheet cure in recent few days, difficulty in
moe q longer apraon without submitting the patient such
course OF treatment will draw anspeion
obge him neglect his without doors or within &
diet need be altered There Orleans
could supply proofs ofths hut these
secrecy, which always inyiolahly preserve. - N
have many qualifications which do
sa,snd nat my reputation already sufficiently ostabahed.
from in the morning until O'Clock night
T.o>,, W. WATSON, NJ. d.
fEtnsigsss, dss
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BOSTON,.

FLOR B0STON-(Regula Line Of sSssssSS
~ Packee 1.-THE regular packet ship DIANA, Stephen
Cutter MASTER is now loading and will have quick dibpaeh T6r b.
lance q freight or passage apply te
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VERA CRUZ.

Willleaye THURSDAY, June 1, at o'clock AM
HiNOR VERA CRUZ-U. s. Mail Line. .ssgGgsA
isoo Tho Thonsw and magnificent steamship ORIzABA
eruE ~ above panctualy carrying the u. S. Mails,
r.., ....RnteB of Pnssage--..
.s9s
goods per cubic foot
Forreight hayipgeI
ana aeerage pansengera Applyto
HARRIS d MORGAN, foo. Of JuIias.reet,
oppoate the Stssinahip Landing.
Mexican Consn. ~ - 'f' M rr,s q
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JAMES would respectfully call attention citizen
straugers 10 the following Hs Private Diseases
S SS mg5g or any ssef pH1a9oas drug namely elect
cs and ~ Diseases Of the Skin Dr. eap
e attention OF those who have by
improper lntrigences in that
body and mind uniting them buness or eocv Te fo
oil tha effects p,o e8 by early
habits o youth yz Weakness of and Limbs Pn in the
head ness on Loss Of Muscular Fower Pap taton
saF G ~ erMy9asnss M aty, Symptoms Consump
dreaded Loss OF Memory Confusion Ideas pressi on o sprts
Tindty etc, are so,na. Of the evils produced ' " '
All who afflicted
he A 70 eau on 1es aud he At health
Ls' ng sS @ aey & p,fysnt you but apply ely
ipaads. Weakness Of Organs RImedaaS @ "a ds
reFtored- e"'sus '-Hu iuit ''eoi
~. DR.. JAMES has removed from his formsr oss NJ =,
Customnonse street. between Bourbon st 70 o.
p c ps,sors l;vt,r ~ : DR.. JAMES.
elosihn fee Of len dollars mys Igdhwl snH en-
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NSOR HAVRE.--The A / fast sailing sJ!sS
r. American ship EASTERN QUEEN, Capt Eners Ssf,I
Ia loadng and will have quick dispatch. For freight Of 4O
J.P. WHITNEY Co., 81 Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-25

ES0R GLASGOW. The A fast sailino s5ssN
American ship CALCUTTA, Captain Loving now
apply j. P. WHITNEY 4 ca A % Cam nj ~
ssa tut pasAtge hPPly w saptlh on board.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-25
the ueao Of the psra VIZ bonehe W VIC ue'eu

Y IVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUN-
g DICE, cRoNICoR NERVOUS DEBILITY DISEASE of the
hlsEfs Diseases arising Stomach
such as Constipation Piles Fuuess Hssd
e SoInach Nausea, Heartburn Dgus Fulness
egntp the Stomach Sour Euctaton Sinking
e M OF the Stomach swimming the Head
Breathing fueng at the Heart Choking Suncang
IN LIVING Posture Dnness VISION Dots
oness OF the Skin and Eyes, Pain the Back
ec sudden Fiuhes Of Heat Burning the Flesh,
s m ETi shd preston Of spr be efeetuay cured
Ped by Dr. G. NJ JACKSON No. l2o Arch street. philadphia
Their the diseases excelsd II eqraea by
any other in the United States
cases after ekliul physicians had failed.
These BtseTs worthy
virtues IN reehcaen Diseases of Glands
exercising The most searching weakness asons
digestive organa they witha certain esant mhsly
READ AND BE CONVINCED
More testimony from Alabama in favor H0oIBANDS Cee
braed German bte prepared BY Dr. G. NJ JACKSON, Phadel.
Jan1dce neryona Debility Disease othe kidneys
piCksHN6 & GREEN AleSanda Ala. Sept s6 1889 sail,
nave taken pains to Introduce German Bte
valuable medicine,
c. ROBINSON Belafente Ala jan 30 1851 said Your mo-
diSlne must eventually have large sales
H liked livery much The people have
patent and affects the sale Of valuable Bit
fo@lE Tuskegee Aa Jan. 80, 1851, said The Btters
faction 10 those who have usedth them,, % -
DR.. H. 7. LEONARD, Fayete Fl, Jan. ,ss
Your e have done wonders in his section. youth,
G. NJ HubbeTt Esq., this had
the oil our beat practitioners relief
doubtful aud tue although scarcely about
neneed with the Bttefs He bottle
perfectly we'll aad stout.o
yantage most of the preparations
For sale by dealers in Medicine every where.
]. WRIGHT & CO.. New Orleans,
NhHnz ala
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.BRaZoS SayNTLaGo.

will leave THURSDAY JuneJ A, q oeook i. ne
H'OR BRAZOS SANTIAGO. .,rE%Ee,
~ Regular New Orleans and Texaa u s. Mail Line
me new and magnificent steamship hpPERsEFERA Jon u
commander will leave above, puneuAy Forieghto
sT.a HARRIS & MORGAN. foot Julia street,
49, An ,..,. opposite the Steamship Landing.
oaPtan Kennedy Of the Gapus unless otherwise directed
~ Shippers must provide with the steamers
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ENOR HAVRE.--The new A fast sail -
u Ing American ship CAMBRIA, Capt. Perry Il now @S
loading will receive Dispatch. freight s1u
Cotton, apply to t
J.P WHITNEY & co., si Camp street.
kBr For PASSAGE apply to the Captain board ianH