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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-21

THE THEATRICAL WAR IN THE PULPIr.-Rev. S.
A. Corey pastor of the Baptist Church. at the corner
of Thirty-ffth street and Fifth avenue, New York,
delivered sermon in opposition to the opinion re-
Gently expressed by Rev. DIR. Bellows on theatrical
amusements. The preacher himself says the Tribune,
was formerly member of the theatrical profession,
Rev. Mr.. Corey said Mr.. Macready never permitted
his family to visit the play house, but the New York
Mirror says, We have inquired of one of Mr. Ma
Macready's most intimate friends in regard to the
matter, and received the following reply"
New YORK, May IL, 1857.
COL FuNer-Dear Sir: In reply to your question
have to say that some years ago asked Mr. Macready
whether the story of his not allowing his children to
attend the theater true. He replied that it was
ridiculously untrue He had always allowed them to
go to the theater but had never permitted them to
see himself act, lest, by seeing him in some of his
unworthy characters, as Iago etc. they might catch
an impression inconsistent with their duty to and
reverence for him as father. You are at liberty
to publish this, if you see fit. Yours, truly,
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procured TO which point well as to BALriMoRE
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only enabling business men and travellers for Or pleasure or or
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Ohio ssFPo rrrs Iiaute and Alton RaiIroad turn
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the then take @ @AKs HON WIN EAsT Ts 1e ie Tnmi
AR four miles 3 1GGT D Wssn srn where he takes the ears o"
r raveiers are reGnestco that while this is the
only oI"y ThGq Tickets all the Eastern eiliss at
is the shortest m9st speedy and drest to a he s@%s
D1y' 11 @, nh S SsF 5 @isSSs I iS%
by any other route Psre are less changes o, & ears ny ' Fo"
to Ne Eps Or an 5 b iS
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@ ThongH Tickers allowing the holders stop any
DS% ps s Il an" Asif h h@"Sy Ss Ss GENE
M Railroad under the St ch%e M f%SEnT S!S by MHTTEE
Agent .S r 20 R r. Ne" or,S"Rs; RE gS
SFENEf tN5 So \ AGhAi5fRESRH q fu9S tE"a SoSd
s. Fulton Streets prepared IA, all times to nrIsG
@N srH pn H F6y S R:5S B& IS s
INGS, Bi.AGKSNiTHiNG eic. Each member Of the firm
] n n4scssn RscsGns 5is"S % pafss sS sun
, oua 't,'',eG ne M : b,.., aUt % il, ,ie s,Ith or West
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-21

DESCENT UroN LOTTERY DErGqs.-A dispatch from
Boston of the 18th says:
Twelve lottery ticket depots were simultaneously
visited by the police this forenoon, in six of which
tickets Of the Delaware State Lottery were found and
the partes were arrested. At Myrlcks office, No. 40
State street. over 1900 tickets, with schemes, ETC.
were seized The descent was very successful.
Seven persons were arrested by the police, charged
with being agents and dealers in tickets for Southern
lotteries and large amount of stoGk in that lue wa
seized,
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OU AC HITA YER.

Leaves on lHu ukSnAY, May 2ls1 nj O'clock P N
fyes. FOR A Nj Id T. No CACH TIA
Riyer-erect, the fine, fast running. light draft
:s@=sSMa passenger packet steamer b u fl CT ty,
Keeling MASTER will leave above for Camden, Beach
Hills Little Bay, Champsgnoc Pigeon Hills, ION Saline river
Confshs Warren Hey'S Landing frovidenGe Point Long
Union Mouth 'Arbonne Trenton Monroe, Columbia arri
sonbug Trinity, and all plantation and business. For
freight or passage, apply on board or to
m2l GEO d. HITE 4 CO., 6 Front street
tThe steamer the arrival Of the steamer
Bluff City for Camden.
Ra- The Fox stands No at all the insurance
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-21

MORE MASSACHUSETTS MoRALITY.-On the 9th
inst live infant, two weeks old, picked up in
o pasture near Stoneham, Massachusetts,. 1t was
wrapped up in bundle, and had undoubtedly been
left there by its aectionate mother to die of cold and
starvation
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-21

DESPERATE AND BLOODY FlGur.-The Pittsburg
papers Of recent date give the following account Of
desperate ailray which occurred recently in Clear
field county, Pa:
On Friday last, a desperate aifray took place be-
tween the raftsmen and Ogiloaters engaged in their
different vocation on Cearfeld Creek 1t occurred at
a point called Dred Island and resulted in the severe
woundng of five logmen, and the destruction of a
quantity of provisions tools, etc. The following per-
sons were injured Geo. Chandler, shot in the back
j. +. Peason, shot in both legs; David Cameron shot
in both legs Geo. Miller shot in the forehead and
hands a Frenchman, name unknown, was also shot.
The logmen were completely routed, the raftsmen
being well supplied with firearms, and nervcd to deS
peration by long suffering having resolved to win the
field or die. Immediately after the defeat of then
adversaries the victors betook themselves 10 the des
truction of their property, tearing down their cabin
destroying their boats, three in number, and throw
ing their provisions into the creek, They then burn
the tools Of the logmen, throwing the iron portion
into the water. None of the rattsuwn were injured
so far as we have heard.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-21

N1cARAGUAN RuMoRs.-The New York Herald of
the 18th publishes letter from Havana, of the Sd
inst, from which we extract the following:
I received last night news by express from the
south side, from a most reliable source, that Gen
Walker had been compelled to abandon his detences,
and had taken refuge on board of Il British man-of
war at San Juan Del Sur, Col. Lockrdge remaining
at Greytown So ends the Nicaragua Walker dy-
nasty and the trouble of Lord Pamerston as to its
recognition for the present. presumed the govern
ment here received dispatches last night and posi-
bly, papers, if allowed, may give us more particu-
lars this morning, in which case you will have the
Cuban official version and details OF things that you
will not have in Spanish papers
This is the same report we received by the Prone
theus. 1t appeared to have originated in Aspnwal
and as it could be traced farther we did not then
think it important enough to put in print In regart
to it, the Tribune of the l4th says:
The telegraph reports from New Orleans, on the
authority Of a private letter, said to have been re
ceived in Havana that Walker had escaped from Ri
vas and was on board British shpoi,war at Sat
| Juan del Sur. We do not well understand how
piece of news like this could have been eXcusivel.
| received at Havana through the medium OF privat
letter, and therefore give no credit to the story
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MISSISSIPPI.
WEIR MISSISSIPPI.

Will leave on SATURDAY. 2sd inst, q. O'Clock P. NJ
la1sE.s Wv ES NASRib' SAheoM MhMfhls " ANb NV
dSsa=zseszs d@szs ORLEANS PACKET LINE.Saturday Packet
Cairo Hickman New Madrid, Memphis Helena Napoleon
Greenvle all intermediate landings the splendid packet
steamer john SImonds, Capt Wray will be ready to re
freight this and will leave above For freight
passage, apply on board. or TO
JOHN Z. HYDE L CO.. 66 Poydras street.
HThs line Of boats takes rets for White river to be
shipped the White river Packets Sam Hale Jessie Lazer
Exchange, Napoleon. Also Memphis with
the Memph and Charleston Railroad for Cairo with the Mail
Packets for st. Louis, Louisville and Nashville :.
secured by applying the Agents. mig
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Leaves every THURSDAY. at S o'clock P. NJ.

Leaves every THURSDAY. Al 5o'cIock ?. N.
n- REGULAR THURSDAY U. >.
srMasll s Mail Packet steamer Capitol, Capt y NJ
sssas5 White. lin place Of the r. W. McRae) will leave
for Carolina Landing Ashton Pitchers Point, Skpwith
Landing Lake Providence Camacks Landing Mlikens Bend
Grand Gulf Rodney, Nachez, Fort Adams, Red
Landing Bayou Sara Port Hudson Baton Rouge, Pa
qeme and Donadsonyle the elegant and swift
packet CAPITOL Capt j. NJ White lin place of the
r. W McRae will leave above For freight
ply on boaad or to
myl4 GEO. ID. HlIE Il CO., Front street.
HThe Capitol invariably to Vicksnrg every
Saturday morning. in for the O'Clock leaving Vicks.
for the interior.
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THE LAKE.

wssa FOR NsoBiLE-DAILY U: NAIL
E LINE-wnis SPLENDID nnrT low
master sss. Florida, w. n HGfchags mass' Oregon
A l.. Myers, master, built expressly for lhe iaks
will leave the Pontchartran Railroad DAILY the arrival
Oh Rernnr ser ~ viii STOP at Pascagoula MONDAYS THURS
Cabin Fare each ........'.....ss
nj Deck " R. iEDDEss Agent 10 Bank Place.
F,s4ssa - AhE si,ottH1 go PACtSi So .5G
Intermediate lnndiREs E The hen nsy and splendid
bmitexpress this trade with superior will
leave Poncharran Railroad on the arrival at the Lake Of
:?% $,v o::"? Cars; H$SSIs
ShTuRDNY,. 4 P. M cars. FRIDAY MORNING %
FRIDAY Fo. Biloxi P NJ cars SATURDAY. @oRN1SG
psrhe will extend her ns to Pascasou'" on Tues
p,y MoESISGs and SATURDAY EVENINGS.
New Orleans, May ls, is57. ''' s' ri
NIF,nlAN,s PNEUMATIC STEAM GisANU-
VI AT0R IN on seven psnia99si rGPnE @ m 'f n
rgel 4 sona 4ma paS wh eombao Of the following
over any application of steam 10 steam u""u
It reanres bat pressure of 80 pounds of stea to strike
2. Ii requires additional water for the boilers
It's It's less hns ne's ce Is equIly distributed throughout the
body Of juice 50 tint m ma ara an Iemed the boilers
direct no sIJIionn boers are required where the mill
boilers large and GmNns Bagasse fmrnce @ f o
,,tf,
with Gmam's agasSe Furnace now furnish steam To- snn e
the Pneumatic Battery making lU hhdS sugar
| per day.
The Granulaor is put in operation
expense the planter than other steam
terry application Of Steam making in part Or enre
| by steam
For further information, pamphlet with full specifications
and drawings will I've furnished application to the subscriber
prepared make contracts for the Battery, Eyapo
Claer be used with direct exhaust steam
| SAMUEL II. GILMAN
| d4 6m 20 Gravier street, New Orleans, La
L, NORTH CULLUI. ATTORNEY-AT-LAw Will
u. attend to all professional business in st Landry aqs
| LOUSAS, La. = :,
| Reerences-Chas. NJ Waterman, hardware orrhant c.
Olivier Esq. Thos D. Miller commission II: Chas
Singleton, attorney Rtaw: Nixon Adams Crescent Office
! New Oraa 1s m2f lyd&W
BACKING YARN-ll0 coils for sale by
ALFRED kEARNS
rn9n 2taw5t II Magazine street.
DUTTY-In bladiers Nud in huk, il kegs for sale by
| ALFRED kEARNY,
u30 aaw5t u MaEaare street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-21

Leaves every WEDNESDAY. at s P. NJ.
~ REGULAR WEDNESDAY WEEKLY
& PaeketFor Caroline Landing As As htsn Pitchers
Can1acks Landing Mkens Bend, Vicksbnrg, Grand Gulf
Rodney Natchez Lake Washington and Point Woahingt0n
elegant and swift running passenger packet r.
w. Powell, H. Esis. will leave above For freight
passage, apply on board, or to
mis- If I. b. SMITH, Tchonpitoulas street.
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INDEPENDENT PEOPLES LINE.
rsD FOR SHREVEPDRT. GRAND
'OR VA zoo RIV r
Will leave on SATURDAY, 23d inst. at P. NJ.
fgary. REGULAR YALLABUSHA A A N

J
g Ynzoo River packet steamer Gren ada, Sam
iwarney, MASTER will leave above foe Gren
ada Troy, eore Greenwood, Head Honey Island, Sion,
Ya2oo city Saartia and AL Intermediate landings on faa-
River For freight passage having unSur
passed accommodations, apply on board, or to
mvl9 GEO. y. IilTE Y Coz . 'FRONT.' street.
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FOR RED RIVER.

VIII leave THURSDAY, 2lst inst, at 3 O'Clock NJ
n. FOR SHREVEPORT DIRECT
AAlEkx fine running passenger packet steamer
ssszA sssG-A st. Charles. ". y. Ba,emaE, ma ter will
leave above Shreveport Grand Bayou, Campe Grand
Ecore Cote Alexandria and all intermediate landings
For freight passage hayeg unsurpassed accom-
modatons apply on board or to
myl9 GEO. d. Hlft d co. b Front street
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Leaves THURSDAY. May 2lst at p NJ:
W.. FOR SHREVEPORT. GRAND
Bayou, Campe Grand Eeore st. Maurice Alex,
Elnings-The splendid and and fast running Duke
Appegae P v Celor clerk, will leave as above
For freight passage apply on board, or to
+. q. RANDOLPH It CO.. - Union street
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Leaves on THURSDAY. May 2ist; at 5 P

],
w. FOR SHREVEPORT. GRAND
dEtLtv Bayou, Campte, Grand Ecore ST Maurice. Co
s- tile, Alexandria, Gortons and all intermediate
landings the elegant and swift running packet steamer Duke
Capt s. Aprlegate will above For freight
apply on board, or to -
I. =. SMll II. lchOupllONIAs 81
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NOTICE raj UAiirtiNTHtts AND buitpERS
~ Patent Sawed Ws4therboaTig both d9uEh S uEeHse,
oy1 the ypgy tiher for sale at 81 per 81 of coAgh
ana so per for dressed, III lots to suit purchasers
L.nnhrT sawed to TrG0r .-. -. -, - -
rql9 GG STAR FLAHlHv Aiih"Es ~" oHS'n'
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SSS- FOR HAVRE-TIIE Al VERY FAST SAIL
EMFF> ing american Upper ship Russell, Contry, mas
is loading and will receive immediate dis
patch, For or freight Of 30l bales cotton apply to
JONES' MAGKISDER It CO., VI Gravipr st.
For passage, having beautiful accommodations
for cabin ard steeGge passengers apply the captain
boar loSt5 Fourth District. mvl3
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Willeaye on THU RSDAY. 21st inst at s o'clock p. NJ
Fyau. FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND

Willleaye on THU RSDAY. 2lst inst. o'clock p. NJ.
SwS. FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND
fizfFts4 Bayou Campte Grand Ecore, Alexandria and
tss-41saa Maurice and Gorton's Landing. the elegant
nd swift running passenger packet steamer LecOMte, G.
Johnson will above For freight passage,
apply on board or to ~ - - , r. ,,.
myl9 l. b. SMITH, lchoup,touhS street.
Leaves SATURDAY, 22d inst. at S P. NJ.
fTEE. FOR SHREVEPORT DIRECT,
= The fine fast running packet steamer Mont
.onery, j. c. powty, master, in place OF
RapideS will leave above for Shreveport Grand
Ecore NachtoChes Alexandria, Cote Govtons Bangin S
ard Nornans intermediate landings Red river via
Cane For freight passage apply board
mo GEO. d. HlTE ~ CO., Il Front street.
INDEPENDENT PEOPLES LINE.
Y~gs FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAM ID
s1taLsssa e Bayou Grand Ecore, and Alexandria - The
splendid passenger steamer Duke, Sam Ar
pcgate, master connecting Shreveport with the steamer NJ
t. pnlghery Jefferson. Fre@hs through 1eifer
son mt onary The Duke leaves alternate
SATURDAY and TUESDAY, according to the following
schedule
For freight passage, apply to
mil FG RANDnl.H x CO, AZ Union street.
FOR YAZOO RIVER
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DACklNG YARN-llO coils for sale by
ALFRED kEARNS,
rn9n 9taw5t II Magazine street.
DUTTY-In bladiers Rud in bulk, in kegs for sale by
L ALFRED kEARNY,
m3Q 2taw5i IL Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-21

II NORTH CUf.E4tBNI, ATTORNEY AT Law, Will
Il. attend all professional business in st. Landry and
Avoyee that be entrusted to his Office at OPE
LOUSAS, La.
References-Chas NJ Waterman hardware orrhant C. \.
Olivier Esu Tos. D. Miller commission Chas. B.
Singleton, attorney Nixon Adams, Crescent Office,
New Orlaa1 u2f lyd&W
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7 GENENAL HOUSEHOLD SEWINII,
is now No. l2O Canal street These machines
TOOK the first premium the Worlds Fair in the Crystal Pal
ace in Paris over Bakers, and many Sewing
Machines and the onl, Sewing Machine used by the
of France making the Gle hing French
army supply Of these Nc Machines, together
with SILK cotton Linen Thread Spoos Needles, etc.
always on hand. Orders promptly ',ten led to- Address
| S. II. PECK,
/ ~ 3m 10 Canal street NeW Orleans
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


NHE Great Central Route connecting the AtanIS e.lei
Il WithWestern Northwestern, ana Southwestern State
By continuous Railway direct THIS ROAD also cOnne1ls
a Ptsburg with daily line Of Steamers % e Pofs oR
he Western Rivers and at Cleveland and enduSAy VIII
Steamers to all pors the Northwestern Lakes eG!n
the most djrect cheapest and rs.iG0| T2HSe Dy TcI
FREIGHT can be forwarded to and from tne reaS Hss
Rates between Philadelphia and tltEsDUIg'
FIRST CLASS. Boots Shoes, Dry GOoas zoe per IOOT
(in bOxes) Furs, Feathers, &c.s...'.
SECOND CLASS-BOOks and Stationery,
Dry Goods (in bales,) Hardware, Lea roc per IS0b
ther, r,&c.....sss...s......'ss ss.'''.'
THIRD OLASS.-Arvils, Bsggng, Bacon, s5e ner lOOR
and Pork Gin bulk,) Hemp, d..
FOURTH CLASS.-Cefee, Fish, Bacon, 55c mar 1OoT,
and Pork (packed,) Lard and Lard Oil. ! wv ~ -0
Flour-s1 per bbl. until further notice.
Grain-5O cts. per 100 lbs. until further notice,
Coou-S2 per bale not tezceedng 500 lbs. weight until
further notice.
r In shipping Goods from any point East Of Phila.
dephis be particular to aH1rk package glG PGdes5G
RaiLroGd" All Goods consigned to the Agents Of this
Road Philadelphia PittsbuTg will be forwarded with
out detention.
FREIeHr AeEE-s.-Hsrris Wcrmey Co., Memphis
Tennessee; R. F. Sass Co., St Louis; J. s: Mitchell
Son. Evansville Indiana Dumesni Bell and MurdOck and
Carter Jewett Louisville, KY; r. G. Aedrum Madison,
Indiana; SprigmRn BrowH and Irwin & Co. Cincinnati;
n. ". Graham d Cc. GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Leech 4 Co. No
54 Kiby street Bosom; Leech Co. AstOT House, New
York; MOL William street. and No. BatterE Place, New
York. E. j. Sneeder Philadelphia; MagraR koons, Bal
6mOre; Geo. G. Franciscus, PittsbGrG
T. II. HOUSTON, GcHers5 Freight Agsat, PhS1G.
q. J. LOMBAERT, SHp't, Aito0R0, Pa.
ianl 57.-ly
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THURsTON y BFRYARD,

WUa 10 T IUIIE DUU
NEXT door 70 CalnOun's)
WYE now have on hand beautiful stock Of Fre1cf
w andI Engish Mgrnns, PLAIN Plaid and Ambrl
shaded 81 wool DsLanes BOmbaziues, Cashmsrss MaD-
chester DeIines Plsd Red Yellow and White Flaunelf
uU qualities Also complete stock Of Staple Goodl
serVlats Goods Of eli kinds 70 which invite rhe ssT
hoa 0i al CASH buyers, can EiSs good Bargain.
aopts8-a
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INHALATTON IN CONSUMPTION.

IhHA ALATION IN COhSBMFTIOEs
DRONCHTTIS, LARYNCITIS, and other diseases Of the
ID Chest and Throat successfully treated by the EHsLA
INDICATED VAFORs AND POwDEEs, by Absorption
SAINT Medical Institute" New YORK city. Disease Of the
Heart Liver, Female Complaints, Dy spepsa, Venersa Aec
tiOus and Chronic Diseases generally will receive the
tOn Of the Physicians TO whom such may have been
eally entrusted. -.
thOd diseases othe Lungs aad Throat, has in
Of the Press, ia order 10 bring il TO the knoH a'a-
may bo abOTiDg under predpOsed 70 such aHecuOns
The dawn Of brighter day has at length arrived for the
COnsumptve. The doctrine Of the neuEsby OF Consump
tiOn has at length passed away We have proofs
sETsd In the hst y tubercula absorption in tue second
transformation otuheTcule into caky and CalcarOus
conCreOns in tbs third by ccaCes OF Those
ded TO the past may assert that even nov Consumption
incurabie behind the age. To all, this great
apparent viz that medicines nh4led in the form
VapOF or Powder directly into the Lungs must be much more
eeclua than that taken into the Stomach where the disease
does not exist.
The advantage Of Inhalation in Consumption and Throat
Diseases that medicine in the form uf yEpOr and applied
directly the Lungs where the disease exists the stomach
S thusle free 10 aid in restoring, by administering TO
healthy, life giving food There is 10 hopeless that
within reach Of ALL the manner Of administering the yapors
being simple that the Invalid is required leave
home, where the hand friendship and affection tends
much 10 aid the PHYSICIANS efforts.
The InhaHg method soothing, sate and speedy, and
ner they conveyed into the lungs in the form Of
vapor produce their action the scat OF the disease Is
world and establish the entire durability Of Consumption.
earnestly appeal the common sense Of ell afflicted
laon; and longer apply medicines % The unaffected
claim for Inhalation place among the priceless
gifts nature and art hath given that days may
long in the land, - and Is the only
ARK OF REFUGE FOR THE CONSUMPTIVE.
method not only rational, but simple, and eficacious
Such of he profession that adopted Inhalation have
found ecacOu in the highest degree, arTesng the pro-
Kress disease, and working wonders in many despeT
ate in verify triumph Of our Art, over this fell de-
roger Of our species
NoTE-Physiaiaus wishing make themselves acquainted
with practice, informed that time being valuable
only reply, to ingredients used 10 such letters
that contain The fee In all Of Pulmonary afeC
tons will SO, receipt Of which, the Necessary medi
cines and instruments will be forwarded The lee other
cases. will be from s. to $40.
Applicants will state age, sex Occu patton married sin
ge lopg Affected il any hereditary diseases exists in
the family and symptoms generally. Let The name town,
and State plainly written. Postage for
enclosed. Letters when registered by tie Postmaster
are a. risk. All letters must be addressed,
WALLACE MERTOUN,
Tua
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GOUDYEAR'S PATENT VULCANITE, OR
HARD INDIA RUBBER.
THE BEACON DAM COMPANY,

= u
NsvuFAC ACTURE FROM Material AND OYER
FoR THEIR WAREROON,
No. 63 MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK,
By THg PACKAGE ONLY
EYRINGES, CORK SCREWS,
Of every kind Domestic EDgravers and Mechanics
Professional purposes, pro Measuring Tapes, Machn-
nnuuced by Physicians The s'Oiers Marngsle Rings,
most perfect article ever Whip Sockets Insulat0rs
made Breast Pumps, Pow Telegraph Wire adopted by
der Flasks. warranted to keep the American Telegraph
the Powder dry Furniture Company; Shaving Brushes,
Castors will not deIsee Pans, Baths, Fun1els and
the carpet TUnbers and Soap Dppes for Photographic and
Trays; Pen and Pocket Cut Druggists purposes, &c.
lery, Napkin Rings, Pocket
This Wonderful Material which is as firm METAL-lght
as HoRN-briant JET-a poor conductor Of Harmon
conductor of ELEErFCITT-aud which Oils Acids and
Akaes produce effect is vastly superior any other for
named and great variety of other purposes 70
which it is applet
Dealers paris Of the country supplying them
selves With these goods and consumers who want the BEsT
article of the kind, viii buy other. j2nl7-'57-ly
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Lavergne
Steam Mills for Sale.

THE undersigned wishing to devote his time his
Farn oher this valuable property for SALE upon very
favorable terms,
There is a Saw and three sets OF runners in complete
working order. everything conryed in the best possible
manner for convenience.
In point locality unsurpassed being within 20 yards
railroad. Is miles from Nashville and in OF the
richest in Middle Tennessee. Any person wishing
10 buy is respectfully invited TO call and examine
l will also sell my Residence with the Mills II desired,
which is aud desirable property. have also two
three No I Mule Teams and Wagons for sale
ian2I-3m JNO. HILL.