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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-11
LUMBER! LUMBER Il!

NHE n9ersgned having recently erected and got into
L successful operation, Steam Saw Mil, is pre-
pared to I'LL all orders for Lumber OF almost every variety
suitable Tor and carriage makers
ough stocks, &C. SC Having large body OF well tim
bered land he feels confident supply any
and quantity Of lumber ordinary The country.
Being only three miles above Antioch Depot the Nash
Vile and Chattanooga Railroad, the lumber
Venenty shipped TO any desirable point.
my Mills, viii receive prompt attention.
July 6--2m. SAMUEL. KIsiBRO,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-11

~ Chas. Lawman, q well known writer,
has been appointed to a confidential position
IN The Department Of the Interior, By seere-
isFy IhonpsOH, similar 70 thai held by him
IN tie State Ds pagtmeuf under Webster.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-11

CAPTAIN HIGGIss.-This gentleman, whose ap-
pointment 30 command the Vanderbilt We briefly
the commanders OF the European steamships. aud
has charge Of the hnest American liner float Her
tonnage Is Eve thousand tons, and she Is built and
equipped 10 she true Vanderbilt style Of superlor;
o.. Capt Higgins is a native Of Norfolk, aud was
reared in the Navy. Whena young Lieutenant be
vas appointed TO the Hernsnn, which be command
ed until the Bremen line VAS suspended he i
DOW 81 years Of age, and We Fecoecs him vel "a a
Norfolk boy" We hope be sill long eoalinus 10
occupy 80 well deserved position as be holds. and
that 4 the VandeFbils line should thros the CanaF-
ders Into the rear, that bis ship will be
10 tbe ehisyemeRt.-Norfolk Argss.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-11
Advertisement of Important Sales to
come off on
SECOND SATURDAY IN SEPT, 1857,
By CHANCERY COURT CLERK
4 LOTS IN EwING7s ADDITION.
VIM. B. Baylsss and others vs.. B, ?. Bentley

- = ny I99S anu OtIl5Is V d =
pursuance OF the decree pronounced N this ease al
4 the May ERIN last OF this viii sell at the Court
house lot N this city 12h day Of September next
Lots NO. los l64 les aud 1866 in the plan OF the properly
EnoWn as EWinss Addition Nashville These loss ne on
stevenson street, have front Of S2 feet EACH and run
back - feet to alley
TEENS and credit with interest, for notes
wen secured, and lien retained Sale free of redemption
C. D. BRIEN, G. 4 NJ
aueI Chancery Court at Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-11

DIR. s. 5. Fitch's six Lecturcs,',
0SO pages 80 engravings bound, explanatory OF the
treatment by which ne Consumption Asthma, Di-
seases of the Heart, Throat Stomach Bowels LIVER Kid
neys and Skin, Fe male Complaints, Gravel &c sent by
mall and postage prepaid, for 40 cents. Apply to
DIR. S. S. FITCH,
IA Broadway, New York.
q He has other office either Chicago, Buffalo,
Pittsburgh, elsewhere. He is absent New
York. physician elsewhere is authorized to use his
name aug11-Smw.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-11
BRICK SCHOOL HOUSE, GALLATTN
TURNPEKE

James Thomas John Taylor, ct al.
pursuance Of The decree in this case at the May term
o. will sell at the Court House city the
18th day of September next, the highest bidder for
cash. the BTiek school Hcase, and OF ground at
tached, ing tn west side OF the GalIatn Turnpike
about miles from she city.
@. D. BRIEN, c. & 81.
augf. Chancery Court at Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-11
CIsTERNS.

, ss... ' s. .' . -; g ss s.a: =:
AIS ly, prepared b bi4 tiss 81 ~ fises Appi-
eatians asas - aasr o. s4hersise q H a. saecl va
receive Frempt ssteation. Iisnsss-tl.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-11
CLAIBORNE'S MACHINE WORKS,

NHE attention Of IA roai Companies Farn'eri eanu.
Il fscfurers al persons deEirpus q ruressllB ~
home good machinery, such STEAM kN9iNtss SAst-
IRGs 81 e. cry desrrftoH. GEaklNH tAh, w = o.
th alet lrprove patterns, SAM MILLS fuAFes 4efi 9eI
l. respseifay csifd this Establshnent noF goE-
~ - andy 81 II premises 81 Nashville Manu-
fcsuring Company. Intend 80 carry Ga ne nAihe
fy before and shsu soon % res49 q tass
eounencsd oeraonf car biae1sa ih spoP 49, h9.eL
yard ana ra- give imasdiats satfaeen - eii ana hs'
easloIaeFs- N,
Ne are experieneed Mechanic q Is personally
ATTENDING 10 as tspartuen -au+ mus Nr eli@A De
80 ~ Earn out sar erof - lover rates han aereio-
- ons Ia as cts. We shah ~srfapt sfeff peee Of
rk done = this Eststlshmerss and give trompt ana
s Attention every order len AZ our ocei thus NJ
-, t give General sstaeton, aed 5e pauonized b. al
fsferfs u horls cEanufac are ~ A1h q w.
cIaIbosne Machsns ~ oFass Nashgile, Tenn,
las Nasheilis hganf -.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-11

~ Hon. James L. Alieorn has declined the
American nomination for Governor Of Missis-
sippi, but in letter announces bis Intention to
be cadldate for Congress In tie lst Dist rict.
William A. Shaw Esq. Of Chickasaw o0uusy,
is spoken Of as The American candidate for
Governor
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-11

NASHVILLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
TRUST Sale.
y virtue of a deed executed to the Nashville Building
ID Association by j. H. L. Weaver which is Of record in
the Registers once of Davidson county, in book NO 90
page 6S, tn said Nashville Building Association by its
Treasurer, will, Saturday the August next
at the court yard gate in Nashville sell at auction, to the
highest bidder for cash, the property therein described
beng Lot South Nashville fronting forty
ket and running back 13l feet
comfortable family residence. The equity redemption
waived IN said deed. Sale to take place u O'Clock NJ
CHAS. A. FULLER Treas.
POStpOnemenI.-Thes sale of the above property
poned until saturday the 18th day Of August 81
the same hour and place. 4. A. FULLER,
augll. Treas.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-11

f0bAd nsa Hho = nqR tzsFefaE thFesszA tAs ss.sa
- Feaaa t4ke tee sisaateu 81 seat 1oas- saiIt
ef@FFt ~ k1es aa8 pfe1ee, EE4ia. J. noa enes-a
sesns p~ssAie4 Arsacss- Asage-s Boa Faa Fost &c.
AseeE.-ei 4sea-
fsoEFE-ssa bsss Fsius Nsu Oissas ana Halsissss r.
ssV hols sAifHs Iowa 90 =
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ICE. ICEn

4A SAB clherz prepared furnish ne eszeua q
Nas-fies sith lee ~ tae hest quzlFs p rs eaef %
EAsffy street. lffpslte ne fF olee. HIS tee = a 20 -
e 'aF4ase ki cad q eqasi anF tFaashl eest4
h4Asss nayEa-u 81. Z. 6AhSsti e.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-11
FOR ST. LOUIS.
HOUSE FOR RENT AND FURNITURE
FOR SALE

A NEW Brick Dwelling House, containing four rooms
n kitchen, servants and cellar, in Edgefed, con-
venent to town. to rent for the baaBce year The
household and kitchen furniture house, will
be sold for one-ha its value, immed application
made. Apply at this Office. augll-d3t.
sAn'I D. oHAs cHssEr. ST. ClA1a N. MoEeAs
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CATTLE sTRAYED OR STOLENI
$50 tREWARn

CTRAYED stolen from the premises Of he late Mat
= thew barrow, on the Charlotte pike, NINE HEAD or
HEkR CATTLE. said cattle, Ehen they lea had, as \
marx dauo Of tar each ramp. Three Of them len
some ten days ago. and the balance en- Sunday Lass
some o. the aboFe beef cattle purchased en-
Harding ana the balance bOugkt Ia wilson ard BED
ford Counties VIII give The above FOR the delivery
Of All Of them % Nashville or g per head for any
portion OF them.
jaly25-tL HsU l. c. COLEMAN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-11

Long CFeults IN the brY SSOus AE1uS'
The n. Y Times discusses the evils Of long credits
in the Dry Goods trade. Formerly, the credits al
lowed to wholesale buyers ranged from six to eight
month";. Then, says the Times
3 1.-The means OF communication With distant mar
kets were uncertain and irregular. The importer
sent All his orders to Europe long in advance of the
season, and, there were no steam packets on the
Atlantic he allowed in his calculItions, sixty days
for the transit of his goods to New York. There
we're no continuous lines Of railroads, and the i'm
porter obliged to buy goods several months be-
fore he could sell them. Yet, under all these in
conveniences oil trade, credit at six TO eghtmonths
was deemed sufficient for The johber.
Now, when the convcnienees OF trade have multi
piled, capital more Bbundant, business unlimited,
aud means OF communication with markets rapid
and regular the credits allowed dry goods sales
have been extended rather than duced and eight
mOnths-and frequently under the Influence OF
sharp competiton-nine, ten, and even twelve
months are given to the jobber, whom six to eight
months satisfied Ia the slow and sober times of
twenty 1--we years agol Probably one-haH of the
Dry Goods which have been sold the past season,
in this market, have been sold on credits of nine
and ten months.
The evils of this long credit ST tenn are numer
Gus, and becoming more apparent every year
Not the least Of these evils is that it compels the
importer and commission merchant, who sells dry
goods on a credit OF even eight months to guaran-
tee the payment for every other description OF mer-
chaudse which his jobbing customer may purchase
on a shorter credit
The annual losses in the dry goods trade by the
f,ilur,s Of these middle men"-the jobber aud the
retailer, who stand between the producer and the
consumer-are immense. We have seen Il stated
that the amount Of the business failures in this couu-
Try, during the year 1856, was four Aaadred mil
lions Of dollars Allowing bis statement be cor
rect, and that the average diV3eHd to creditors on
these failures. was fifty cents on dolar,-snd the
result was total toss Of too hundred millions Of
Illars In one years business; of which nensly
! three-iourths fell upon the dry goods trade.
Is not the present system OF long credits the
| main ransa If rhnaa Iailnras and lnssas2
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-11
Sale Of Desirable PropertY.

WILL be sold at public aaoton. the premises on
w SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER OH. 1851. the house and
Rround present occupied BY the Flanters' Bank Nash
vile.
Terms Iiberal-sil be made known day Of sale.
InIa En-ihs.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-11

A L0E % ne sieve iEst reserved
- q p4ckaEes q New Nerk Made Ale PanpSs
81 via SILVER Tops,
81 ooxes fFeneh coniecllcnary AFticles, freshi
Caadles asae 10 order fre1k ever days
Cfaekers uade iresh saily, ~ kiadss
s. bh.s Auta, orteds
leo htll Az, bsst brands
rs sksss Arises are ssh and ei b seli cheap ~
J. g. ROBERTSON,
nara. hee1ssy.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-11
HARPER'S BULLETIN
WOOL AND RYE.

VETANTED 25 900 busheI. OF RYE. and 10000 pounds
w clear wAlhed WOOL, for which will viii pay full
msrSet price ia cash.
july 28-dlm. NORvELL CO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-11

III LsL-A-L9 @ALAL
4 Ill persons wshiax 10 ieasn within
~ 9Th Dir. DaLbEAk =. Should begin bsfare
the IS o. AugHst a. -. - papils sH be
All pupils who hNvs somressd their lesson',
qaestsa 20 do 80 With0at delay.
Rooms over he o. r Beech, - College street
Hours . IL. a. u. > b s. 2. 81. alEs
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-11
Extraordinary Work of Art.
w. T. BERRY & co.
IA We JUST RECRUITED
The Legend of the Wandering Jew

The Legend of the Wandering Jew,
ILLUSTRATED BY GUsTAyE DoRE.
Poem and Prologue aud Epilogue, BY Pierre Dupont
photographed Notes. by Paul l. crox, Biographical
Jaeob with The Complaint AMI Bs angeris Ballad set to
music by Ernest DOre Translated with remarks by
George W. Thornbury, author Of "Art al Home
and Abroad" elegant volume folio, half morocco.
"fhe astonishing series Of by Dore to the
old legend Of the Wandering jew attracted the no.
tice a cOnuOsseurs OF all counrit they show hg er
range Of talent han any similar series modern times"
W. T. BERRY & CO. have also on sale the following
valuable English Illustrated Work, viz:
l. KNIGHTS PICTORIAL HALP-HOURs; Or, Mbcella-
MES Of Art with Illustrative Descriptions -Four vols
in two small 4to cloth.
2. THE PICTORIAL GALLERY OF ARTS. Two vols
4to.
8. THE LAND WE LIVE IN A Pictorial and LfbraE
sketch-Book OF the British Empire. vols.
{. ENCYCLOPEDIA OF He FINE ARTS Architecture,
Sculpture, Paintings, Poetry Ma,ic, uusiratedb By
numerous Engravings i vol, 80.
5. THE MUSEUM OF CLASSICAL ANTIQUITIES. A
Series OF Papers Ancient Art. vol, royal svo.
6. HISTORY AND ANTIQUITIES or THE ABBEY
CHURCH OF ST. PETER; WEST MINISTER. In
Guiding Notes and Biographical Memoirs Of the Abbotts
OF that Foundation. Illustrated by John Preston
Neale. 2vols., 4to.
! Z. WALKERS ANALYSIS or BEAUTY IN WOMAN, and
Critical View Of Hypothesis respecting Beany. New
edition. p Drawings from Life. VOL. svo.
s. WALKERS MANLY EXERCISES, containing Skating,
Shooting, Sailing, Running, Swimming, &e New edi-
| tiOn. a Steel Plates, aud numerous Wood Cuts.
| vol, 12nO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-11
200 ACRES land FOR SALE.

7 YING the South side Of the N. 4 C. Railroad Il
IL miles from Nashville, and thIee-quarters from La
VeTgne
ON FRIDAY, AUGUST 21 ST.s
We will hig hest bidder on the premises about
two hundred acres OF land including the homestead of the
late Matthew Nelson with all The improvements consisting
of Frame Dwelling House, containing rooms, with
all necessary houses, such Gin House, Cotton Press
There is about 100 of cleared land the balance
well timbered. with neVerfailing OF
ming through the centre Of the tract besides
three good Springs TIE soil is excellent, superior
70 any offered in point of fertility. Its proximity
Nashville by Railroad and the advantage OF being close
Lavergne where there is established Saw and Grst
Mills teSdes good Schools, Churches, 6c which makes
it altogether desirable. The will be divided plat
OF which will be exhibited the day sale. would
ask examination OF the property before
we confident IL superior land, and affords ad
tages any that has been offered the pubic.
Terms of sale:
onethird payable 1st December next, balance and 2
years, without interest.
@. L. NELSON.
Z. R. GLAsooOK, Auctioneer.
August IL, 1851.
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A. HEINRICH 81 Co,
DsEe9' and iScOsga.eB.,

No % EA1lsA HAAEATs
EHToUiD rsspecEfsy insaF his ola easierasrs AZ ne
W s,rrst 81 mznnnt" that Be- has takea the as-sve
stand Ter the psrgosa 81 carFYing 40 eateasae s
ness il D1 ElA6 AND sCQuRIS0. All vac 49, "a
cls1ass tas H4ai tGe1 A4ae neH shoaid can. TeFms
casa A. HklAEiGH 4 Co
4As4-zBs 4Fon1 strert
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-11
TWO ROOMS For Rem,
S25 REWARDM

IrBE Rooms my oace formerly occupied A. tn
ChanceTy Clerks once, for balance the year
Julyol. wa. L. Buy ID.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-11

on Friday, 24th inst, a Gold Hunting Case Lever. Ma
" ker, james stoddad, 3 Red Lon street {. Johns
So taFe London, No. - 528 God chain attached
The hnder sill receive the above reward BY leaving il At
the store Of }. FIowsRs, On ion street iuly8l-Is.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-11
DR.. S. 5. Fitch,. s.six Lecturcs.,,

MOSreOnrRr, Ala, July %, 1857. - -
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IMPORTS.

PESsACoLA-scbr sta-slo 900 feet lumber to Pooley Nj
col &co
PENsACoLA-schr Ea-so 600 feet lumber to PoOley NJ
col eco.
PENsAcoLA-schr southrOn-Oooo feet lumber to fooey
Nico AGO.
pENsACOIA-schr West Floridaso 600 feet lumber Pooly
PENsACoLA-sch Lizzie Meacks-5Oooo feet of lumber
Simpson Il norr.
sash 10 simpson & Dorr-2OOUu feel moulding rourande
Hornet-sooo0 feet lumber to Merritt
Mcdonnell.
PENsACoLA-schr Zulme-sSO 900 feet lumber to order.
NOEL E-SrLr Virginia Jon-l3l bbs rosiu 50 do tupcn
tine ~. 900 feet lumber 10 L Bessey &co.
MOBIE-Schr Sarah Badenl5 bales baggug IS tons IRON
$50 Ibis lime 200 do III peutlne 10 orue'.
MoBILE-schr Browr209 bbls rosin 50 do nrpenne E
Blessey AGO.
MOBIl,E-Schr Hclcna-Naval stores to E Blessey eco
MOBILE-schr Gen Scott-600pO feet lumber TO Powers
Gardner.
COVlNGTON-Schr Arseue37 OoO feet lumber to Ward &co
TANCHlPAHO-Schr Living ton-35VOO feet OF lumber 10
Merritt Mcconnell.
BONFuUCA-schr Lberty-35C00 feet lumber to Merritt Il
Mcdonnell
BAY ST LoU1s-schr nirondale-23oOo feet of lumber to
Merritt d Mcconnell.
Pearl, RIyER-schr R II Fraser-27.cOO feet lumber 10
order,
Pearl. RIvER-Schr Faser26C0o feet lumber to order.
BAY 81 IOUIS-Schr Eclipse-2OO0 feet lumber 10 order
Bu.OXI-Schr Heena-27 900 feet lumber to order
BIL0XI-Schr James Eza-25uu0 feet lumber TO order.
BHOXI-Schr Pecan-29 0O feet lumber to order
BHOXI-Schr Mary Marguct-26UoO feet lumber to order.
BAY ST LUUlS-schr Coyingon-26OO0 feet lumber 10 Or
der.
BAYOU LABATRIE-Scir Josephiuc-70,000 feet lumber
to order.
CovINGTON-schr Sea Brd-5O 90 bricks to S stewar--r
BONFOUCA-Scir MnIhdt-3o,0 u9 bricks to order.
BONFOUCA-Schr Dccde-55,uoo bricks 10 . Weber
TCHEFUNCTA-Schr Jeon Creoie-55O IBIS saud TO order.
TCHEFUNGTA-Schr Syiphrde-4JO bbs SIND to order
TCHEFUNCTA-Sch Gustayia-i0O bbls sand 10 order.
TCHEFUNCTA-schr LePere-Z0J hbs sand 10 order
TCHtFUNCTA-schr FontanbleAu-ioo bbIs sand to order
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Nem Orleans Bully Crescent.
THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
gsbishp ot TIE Narktts.

SUGAR AND MOLAssEs.. We heard of 257 hhds Porto
Sugar sold Saturday private Nothing
doing in Molasses.
FOU The market quiet with sales OF barely 1000
bbls including $50 St. Louis superfne Sc 62aS6 u.s.
Fancy at l2 Extra Tennessee 81 go and 50
Plants Extra in lots at 50 2 Dbl.
The sales Of Corn confined to about llo0
sacks, of which 4oS Mixed &c., White Mixed in lots at
&c. Poor Mixed 721c buhe OF Wheat l23 racks
Red sold 81 25 li6 at 81 Ordinary Red at
81 TO- and lot of rejected at 81 U bushe Oats were lower
aud the sales included so sacks st. Louis at &c. and 100 in
565Sc p bushe 200 sacks were sold
at S71Sc, and SOC p bushel.
PROVISIONS. Mess Pork retailing at S24 259s24 SO
OF Bacon Is casks Shoulders sold at &c. and ~
of Choice Ribbed Sides Gousv the advanced rate Of lac
p h. 80. In Lard we heard Of no transactions.
COFFEE. There good demand with firm market,
and the sales comprised bags at HE 300 z, and $50
Prime at ll1ac p b.
RICE noticed the saesf li3 tierces Fair at SIC q b
| Holders generally asking &c p b for Prime.
GUNNY BAGS. The sales embraced 625 bales Light OF
which $50 3c, 27s at l31s and 100 also at i31ac.
LIME Two cagoes Rockland $500 and 1900 bblS were
since private tens. and yesterday 800 bb
Alabama 81 and small lots Of Eastern at S2s2
| p Dbl.
WHISKY We heard Of transactions of Importance
FREIGHTS. A few small lots of Cotton were shipped
| I'd for Liverpool and lc for Havre.
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EXPORTS.

SAN SEBASTIAN-Brig Pancho-3oo bales cotton 5000 it
lumber.
NEW YORK-Schr Fleet Wine-06 bales cotton bales of
blankets ISL do moss 1904 l57 do rosin 1850 sacks OF
corn wheat sacks cottan seed e Cases mdse
TABASCOSchr Talahassee-026 sacks 60 bbls fur,
do onions and notacs 10 pch 80 kegs lard 70
do butter pork Inns ~ oale iampweck ~ hxs
cheese candles bales oaku III hbls vinegar gu reals
paper wine, 100 do hwAre 5 pcs lumber and sundres
BORDEAUX-Bark j H Milay-6l, 900 slaves.
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NEW DISCOVERY-TH THE GREATEST AND
"A MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD.
s4RS4p ARILLA LOZE ENG S

Simple and Compound.
Prepared by N hho @ Esrnrt, so nansd and
have for long time thoroughly investigated the idea of
general susceptible OF being applied to al
development morbid principle ~hlch
from internal either in the blood or any oil the
careful and uninterrupted analysis of the ANIMAL yegeta
bic kingdoms had induced the hope that conld
bring about such result and thanks to my interchangeable re-
searches it is obtained. T..
have found vegetables the means for this
grand idea which is based an OF sa
para partly known to the public Such the discovery
which have the honor this day of advertising The form OF
has been given TO it. because its nature me
possibility doing otherwise; and have divided II INTO SIM
Pile onges order that they might be given
children well as adults.
Ny experiments made privately and remained un-
known until results had satisfied that had sue
ceeed and that the charge Of qusckey could not be brought
The attention of physicians and of the public is called to
these oyenge order that every may witness the adrni
rable results of the same.
GENERAL EFFECTS,
Testified to by upwards of q thousand persons.
The stomach cleaned the blood is purified and
by removing all impurities from this precious organ and fluid
SPECIA l. f F + CT S.
l. Prompt and radical Of all diseases generally.
2 who have these iozenges have never had the
cholera the yellow fever:
matte and bilious Diseases completely cured
few days after the remedy is resor'ed TO.
other internal AMI external complaints disappear entirely
yided the I.ozenge, resorted 20.
For sale by the box With prospectus showing how they
GENERAL DEPOT AT N. HEREU's,
corner Toulouse and Bourbon streets.
J. WRIGHT CO.,
q and Isl Charities ST.
z GUTTI.OT. Royal street.
H. B0NNABEL,
corner of Natehez and Tehonpi,oulss s's
G. q. WERCKMULLER,
I02 Camp street, corner of Poy dras street.
DETERMINATIONS gratis daily q" the above Drug Store.
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MEMORANDA.

nWe learn by letter received here this morning from New
York dated Isl inst the ship Manchester Capt Pratt from
York for this port sprung leak while gong down inc
lower Bay and the Goth ult-she will have TO dis
oh, o
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Bark Genessee Nichols - days from New York to Eos
dick.
Brig Brownsville Laurent days from Ruatan Island to Col
denbow x LesparIe.
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Shipping Sntelligenet.
TUESDAY, August IL, 1857
CLEARED SATURDAY.

Jones' Mackinder
Puig Aucnda
SclIr Fleet Wing Titon for New York CIV Hynson h
Schr Tallahassee, Merrill, for Tabaseo. sea-
= Raudousouie / Philli
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-11
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Ben Franklin, Anders, from Cairo;
r Powell. jackson, from Vlckseurg.
Lecomte johnson, from Baiise.
Oregon, Myers from Mobile.
Towboat Anglo American, Martin from the passeSISoTta
Ida and schooner VIM Adderlp-brought up from Doyle
plantation ship Fanny FosdIck