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IfUNToS,ssehooiforf Piano Forte Curtisi Cajts,
4 Zundels Meiodeon Instructor and n fact eyery
siHd oIiastrHeton relating 10 mH.ie chb he f0upd
he Davenport Music Store;
EosLoCi airs Row CA
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Isuecessors TO u w. Bafncsi
New York Harness Store,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Harness, Bril-
dies Saddles, Collars, Blankets, &c
AYE are nov manufacturing extensively Sosch,
w Gig and Re IN Harurss 81 me latest style knd
lhs 10 RI ID 4 1rfa ted soglvesatstscion no SAFE
A sptendid variety sf Coseh, BuK1 Team aud Nj
di. Wnipsiu,t rceev ed, The nost extensive sssor
menttn the wesI Blankets In every variety; India
RubberH Horse Covers Ut manmacturers prfeesi the
cnly agency for the sale OF these articles In the
weAt
Thankful Tor past isvors and hoping . coniinua-
ZION OF me same We eatter ourselseswo can please
all ia want vi arlcle ~ IN our line.
LOCUS 81 NEWLY,
"a 81, y doors Esst Of Brady,
0e. al sd DIFF Davenport, Iowa
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hA.N1kA w. NORRIS.
AuCt1onOor
asnsTa agent Commission 4 Auction Broker,
sscond 81 between Perry and Raek Island Stu,
davenport, Iowa,
w LII tasAe advances on ali kinds Of Aerchsua
DIE, buy ssil and locate Land Wa yxats, and
aAepa 10 all kinda Of Real Estate or money tran.
actions, collecting Book and Note Accounts, ana
al Aln1s Of Gonmlssion business.
nsisIs 70 the following persoRs, by permisslonf
swifI & Co., bankers, Chicago
bokee, iInis Co.,
! Iampbsii, ESQ,
Dewitt MsrsAsll, banker, nebsok, NY;
Csrmsu q 60, Msdisou, Wis:
s ssss sa SIe.ass sa New YORK clyi
Locke, keteham Co.,
th.k, wilson q Co.,
sn'tn sheldon, Iroy,s,Y.;
yamos Wager, Esq,
l. Potter Co.,
John 7, hail banker, Poaghksepsi., sly;
Efedenek w. Davis, DO
heuOvn AoIth, do -
yossPs Y. harris, do -
Hon. Charles b. Ruggles,
hoS, Morgan Carpenter,
Edannd horrs, Esq.,
e ca.,. s =; aseSs,, E.q' Bridgeport, coHH
Z. Augustus Morgan. banker, St. Paul, MT;
Shear, Packard Co, Albany, NY.
HENRY w. MORRIS,
Formerly OF Poughkeepsie, Duchess CO., New YORK
paFonpoFt Oct "a 1855 dwtf
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4sesses-seSere.
FIRE. INLAND AND LIFE.
.ETNA,
Iasv1AMCK COMPANY, HARrfosD,
Chartered isle,
CASH CAPITAL, eses,nae
INSURANCE. GO. OF TIN CITY
Cash Capital $500 GOO,
NORTHWESTERN
yuusraAes Co, Of the Stats
OF NEW Yokk.
csnnecsicas Mutual Ltse Insurance
Ge., Of Hartford. CT.
Ac0uIH1D CAPITAL, 0i, 600, 900
OFFICE, ON WEST sibk Of
Main bot, Front and Second sts.
April s.dvls HENRY q. HOFFMAN, ASen
A~srkege Insurance Go.
once in No. pa,eapeu's block, over Chaes,
Brother, Ssrrow & Go's. Bs king heGss.
| ofyios Horace A. N. 500 r.
DIRECTORS
1 j. Al. y. Burrows, Geo, L. Davenport, 4, Aer~ n
Alsrsd Sanders, Charles lssslis, G. 2 Parry, = G
| owens,t. " whey, a. n. H%gros, y. J.. Shorty.
4 ofEiCkRs;
/ 4. @. DEssAiNT, President
\ CHAS. LhSSsak. Treasurer.
Il pANtEl 4. stloRkys Secretary
/ JAMS Il. S.lLsLl, Fs,eem,
b. n. WoupwAHD, asslst. sec.
! Thai doMe Soaeany. 10 issarss exslastysl
on The manual plan, lhe stesS consists OF prem
wa no4ss, aud t6eFo ssa,tN'u such noles 4
pceseAsloa oi khe Solapaaf. AL ihIs pTepntss ca
| es roasnet os process floA courts, an
thersfors o1ers ssias!sst &d@s4Hss tnat sas mea
oers viii rucofef taa sasa assured Is sass Of los
Ell ia pau es Asasaaes "a safe sSHefAi use
n. snz<TE
II wlSs safety, aud ssses maasS ciseaIataS al hon
!, hat woato otaer = 50 e. sf5st .AfskA. tAN65dM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-22

nTopW, BILLIARD TArLH AND cOwBrN ArTop
mi crshtors patented Feb. 10 N-The unouerttox shle
supsror Of ne above has Induced misconceptions psfes q
1esr for worthless limitations iva
ton and ratenr frAudnleUtv lns~rtsf erpbv snoesr
ing 70 pose TIE public ~ N. Illegal ute oh nv rade
me ure ersrned sDie pasae@ ne 60 rbrrtso~
cushion, and holds the two ra.ru Nv hiArd cr.sknr
NE u ie sstes rhieb AZ sgtnsivty Dy
BY Otornnr 0llerdfF ri 81 sweet " Ms rltv
ard ~ sse ~ roenos 10 ard - Broadway rhyvs -
oond nand marble ted Ablss ee~E
gIcHAM PaR.AS,
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T,uIIA rpa-ro LET TWO SPACIOUS BAsRsuprs ~
ID by in feet building No. SIS broadway, rr~s.
cpa HS~se fos billiards and bowling or ssAcv uses
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BILLIARDS.

ID tables frr cheap, viih large roch o. Trimmings
Od ables repaired and orders BY matt stendet 70 wh H.
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A- -

Many persons who are desirous of leaving
to the world, ai(er they have loft II, the fact ii
their having once existed, direct that mon.
umcnts of grand and lasting character
should be erected. How different is the man
whose name wiz be handed down through ages
after monuments have crumbIcd TO the dust Tor
having been the means, during his life, of allie.
WAITING the suntrings of mankind. Such one
is the proprietor orthe South American Fever
and Agle Remedy, which will ever be remem.
hered by those who use it, as proving such a
pleasant and cllccruai remedy. anu iti,all sach
a permanent one.
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G l. TIFIC \ T t. 5

The following statement Of the Rev L. ".
Pease, Sup't Of the Five Points House of In
dustry, as given below, is one that speaks vol
umes as to the vi properties OF this rem.
cdy.
Mr.. = \ ..conard--Sir:-I take a pleasure
in tran hitting TO YOU the following facts, in re-
laton to cure perfected 10y the use Of your ).
4. Fever anc Aguc Remedy, upon one of the
inmates of the House ot Industry. John Young
who has been suffering from the chills and fc-
yer during the past five months, was in Novem-
her last attacked, amt the paroXysms were as
severe A. any ] ever knew; almost instant re-
lief was experienced on giyiag tue fist dose
on the expected day Of return, it was admins
tered, and it had the happy effect OF interrupt.
ing the paroNySmS. Siucc then every vcstige
o! the disease has left him, and he has recover
ed his former won'cG appearance and health.
Truly yours, &c, l.. NJ PcaSc.
New York, Jan. %, 1896.
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Notice.

IN Obedience TO an order emsnatine from
IL Brigadier General, w. J. Taylor, M Ell
ection will be held on Saturday the lat of
August next for Maj Of the upper BattaI.
lion 2lsi Regiment, ). G. Malta, to filI the
yGcancy occasIoncd by the resignation Of
Lieut.. Col. j. Funderburk.
By order Of
Col. J. " CROCKETT.
j. t. Mellow, Adj
June IL, 1857, i6-tE
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-Nr. A. 7. Sterling, Of this city, has consen-
ted to the publication Of the following facts
over his signature, concerning Il cure perfected
by the use this remedy, which facts are cor,
roboratcd 10y the Rev. l.. IL Pcasc, who was
acquainted with all the circumstances.
NJ G.. \. Leouard-Dcar Sir:-SOmc ten
days since, heard o! poor but deserving
Grymau, in .Nu,hcrry street, who was suffering
from sever" attack of chIls and fever, cUi.
tractcd in the low grounds, near Newark, y. i.
gave him one bUiile Of your South American
Fever and Aguc Remedy, aud It affords me
pleasure to say, that thc discu,c has been bro.
ken up by is Use, and pc,monc"t cure eflcc.
ted. Truly yours. a. +. STERLING.
New York, Nov i, $50
avn acquainted with the facts set forth in
the above certificate. and can witness to the
truth Of the Statements therein contained
l.. H. pEISE.
Supt Five Points House of Industry.
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EsInnr,s, rslc,,sIst,

4 SUPPLY of blanks on hand at the
Ledger OGice, lhas will be sold exclusively
for cash. Person, viii oblige us by moi
asking for them oD al ltiror terms.
Aug l3 1856. s6-tf
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D no. u, UNUEhtIIIJI
Jamaica, N. Y, Sept. 2S, 1854.

NOre certificates might he fdded TO swell the
list, but delicacy on the part of many not 10
have their name appear In print, prevents
publication of them, The above, however, are
sufficient evidences to cs iabhsh the fact. that
this remedy IS without an equal Tor the perma.
nclt cure Of the lever and Ague
4 supply Of the above Medicine on Land
and tOr sale by
THOS r. AAGl III, and J. ADANs, aud
Merchants geneUOllv il this section.
Feb IS, l-gm.
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To Planters and House
Builders.

Tie subscriber returns his thanks for the
very liberal patronage received for the pat,
and takes this method to'inform tire citizens
Of Chester and surrounding Districts, and the
whole South, that he has effected another
Improvement in the
Cotton Gin & Wheat Thrashcr,
that cXccls any that have ever been intro.
duccd heretofore; and from long experience,
he has no fear in challenging any other Fac.
tory, either North or South. to prodace an
equal. He feels very confident in saving to
the public. that hlS Gins excel in perform
ancc any other make or pattern now in use.
with dry cotton the roll cannot be broken
or maGa ~ srew over. which no other pre-,
icudh 10 rIai.i!, and with good driving pow
rr and attendance, q l5 saw gin, will gin
from 4 10 bales or more in a Gav, weiTh.
ing from $50 To 400 lbs; which is us much
- ar" m" hand can we'll handle in dav.
Any person wanting Gin or rhrashcr, can
be supplied 10y sending on his order To me
III Icwt>villc, Chester District. : C. Work
viii he shipped 10 any place desired
REPAIRING done ii the shortest posi-.
bl' notice
TO House Builders, will say that am
manufacturing SASH, BLINDS x DOORS
of any description, made Gf the best material
and dry lumber, and Workmanship the very
best.
All work carefully packed and forwarded
10 order. JOHN SIMPSON
June llth, 1886. I7-lf.
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NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE.

This Great Journal of Crime and Crimi-
nails is IN its Twelfth Year, and is widely
circulated throughout the country. It con-
tains all the Great Trials, Criminal Cases,
and appropriate Editorials on the samr, TO-.
gcther with information on Criminal Mat
ters, not 10 be found in any other newspa-
per.
~ Subscriptions, 50, per Annum 81,
for Six Months, to be remitted by Subscri.
bers, (who shculi write their names and the
town, county and state where they reside
pIainy,)
To X. a. SEYMOUR,
Editor 81 Proprietor of the
National Police Gazette,
New York City.
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The certificates of Mr.. J. G. Underhil Drug
gist. Of Jamaica, n. Y, and those received
through him, will be read with much interest
not only from the very respectable character Of
the parties, out that the medicine was used
under very unfavorable circumstances, and only
when other remedies hao been used without
success.
Mr.. G. 4. Leonard, y. Y.-Dear Sir in
closed you will find some : :, ii6catcs of the Of
tects OF your medicine in this place. 1t gives
satisfaction TO every one that has used it, and
the sale will increase as it becomes known.
take the responsibility to warrant it. Mr. Ste.
phen Henderson. of this place sent bottle to
his wiie's sister, with like good results as whei,
used by himself and wife. JFr H. is an old
| man, very respectable citizen Of this rlace,
and is well known.
Truly yours, &c,
JAS. G. UNDERHILT.
! Jamaica, ~ Y, Sept 2S, 1854.
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o. BUTCHER, II. D.

gslt tELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION
~ lELMBoLDS genuine PREPARATIuN.
ELMBOhDS genuine pREPAR ALTON
uELNBoLDS genuine PREPARATION.
l. prepared according to PHARMACY aud Chem.
iStry, with tic grrdtcst accuracy and Chemical
knowledge devoted 10 their combination.
ltltELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION.
lA For diseases oi the Bladder Kidncys Gv,v-
,I, aud Drop-y.
yH,EAD ! READ! READl-"Yc afflicted
~ road. the following Certificate of a cure of
over - years' S,mtting
III. L. lELMDoLD--Dcar SIR | have been
troubled with aa Utlctioa q: the bladder ana
Kidneys for over twenty years. | have tried
I'hys:cianS IN vain. and at last concluded to
give your genuine Preparation II trial, us had
heard it lighly spoken OF. IL afforded me inn.
m"dttc rvhyt. have used three bottles, and
have nniuiacd more relief from its effects and
feel much better than hav" for twenty years
previous. nave tie greatest faith in its vir.
tues an. curative powers, and shall do all ia my
power 10 make h known to the. afflicted. Hop.
ing this may prove advantageous to you in as.
siSti'rg YOU to iutroduce the medicine | am
truly yours, NJ McCoRyIc.
Should any doubt Mr.. McCormic's statement
Le refers to the following gentlemen:
Hon VIM, Bigcr, Ex-Governor Pennsylvania.
Hon. Thos d Florence, Philadelphia.
Hon. J. &. NEox, Judge, Togo Co Pa.
Hon. j. = Block, Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon. ID. Il. Porter, Ex-Governor PcnnSylva.
ILia.
Hon. Ellis Lewis, Judge Philadelphia
Hon. Il. G.. Gricr Judge l.. :. Court
Hon. q. W. Woodward, Judge, Philadelphia
llon. W. Porter, City Solicitor Phil4del.
phis.
Hon. John Biglcr, Ex-Goyornot California
Hon. l. Banks, iu!itor General Washing.
ton, ID. {.
And many others, if Necessary.
sS Scc Advertisement headed
HELMBoLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION,
in another column
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Sup't Five Points House of Industry.

The following Cc",;icatcs of Fred k L. Hcrtle
and Henry Meier, aro among those peculiar cC-
scS in which permanent ourc can be Effected
notwithstanding their continued exposure to
predisposinE causes. At the time the cures
wcr" perfected, they were engaged in the Chcm.
ical Works Of B,<sgs Chus. Pr;zcr 4 Co., Of
this city
After having been troubled with Fever and
Aguc for nearly whole month, and swallowed
lots OF Quiniur, IN acquaintance of mine re-.
comm, ndcd Inc to uy a bottle of what is called
the south American Fever and Aguc Remedy,
and sure enough it worked like a charm. /
took it only one day, and that wa, the last I
saw OF the fever. lis with right pleasure that
state this fact for the benefit of all whom il
may concern, and wish everybody the same sue.
cess in mastering this distressing disease, WHICH
is likely enough, if tlIcy will follow my cxainpe,
FRED'K l.. HERTLE,.
Aug. 1855. Al Whpple St Brookklyn.
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Notice.
LAND FOR SALE.

nN THE FIRST MONDAY IN AU.
~ gust next, will sell to the highest
bidder for cash, before .he C.. II. door in
Lapcastervilie. all that tract of land on
which Abel Funderburk now resides, con
tanning l50 acres more or less ; about 100
acres IN woods and well timbercd ItScluse
proximity 10 the Village makus il desirable
property, for the abundance Of fTc.wood on
il, aad other facilities il affords.
IL will be divided w suit purchasers, if
required wv. FORD.
July isi, 1907. so--tE
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] have had tic Fever and Aguc for scyera
weeks, which kept me at home, unable to work
tried number Of prescriptions, without find
ing any relief, until my factory boss sent me a
bottle Oi the south American Fever and Aguc
Remedy, which have used and after some
days found myself entirely cured. have had
no attack since that time, now fourteen months,
and feel great confidence in this valuable med.
icinc, TO which owe my recovery.
HENRY .HEIER,
Sept 20, 1885. % McK:bbin st. WiIiamsburgh
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TIE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA


LANCASTER DISTRICT.
h. Il. IIlnc"c& VITO iS IN tie cus.ody Of
the Snorjf "i lancaster District Lv virtue
OF Il wit "t E"pas .Ad Sa,i-fIcirudUm at
the >uit OF J. \. linssci,Iav assignee. hay.
in" Gl,d in my Office Together NTH Il Schcd.
wlr, on oath, "f li$ Estate ard ELECTS. hi.
Petition TO Tie Cont Of Common Pleas
praying HAT he nav be- admitted 20 the
hcur"t "f The Acts 81 the G.nrrd Assem-.
bly, made t'r the rclirf oi iusolvcrt Deb.
Ir's 1t is oriirrrd that the said J. \ Has.
sr''inr assignee and all other the c-rdt"rs
{" whom III" SAID g. K. Hancock is in any
wise indebted be. ana they are herrh, sum
m"nrd and have notice TO appear hrfIre the
said Court. al Lancaster Court House on
the Third Monday in October next. to show
'"">c. # any they can. why the PRAYER "f
the Petition aforesaid should not be granted.
}. \. STEWMAN.
CIk &. &. L.
Office Court of Common Pleas.
Lancaster District, : 6
January }, 1857. 2O-3m
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Obituary.

Died. at Columbia $. C.. on SATURDAY.,
The 10th, at Nav, Mrs. Elizabeth CARROLL
lab"rde, wife of Prof NJ. laBardc, Of the
South Carolina College, aged 10 years.
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LIST OF LETTERS

PEMAlNlNG IN the i. O., nj Lancaster,
leC. H., :. e., July list, 1857.
Armfcld, w. G.. Miller. A. J.
Adams, :. McNlrrry.
Carter, J. X. MONTGOMERY. IA
Conncl. VIM Mackrv. DR.. A.. Il
Dunlap, Miss $. Plrlrr. =.
Emmons, Mrs. NJ. Phifrr. ". r.
Emmons, F. Plylcr, T.. r.
Eiagins, w. s. Right. c.
IIcryrg, Fac Stroup. J.
Lee, DR.. J. Ta,lor, Vim.
Lindsay. Rev. !. o. Williamson. Mrs. Nj
Morrison, >. {. Heirs Of II. Weathrrs.
Persons calling for letters in the above
list, will please say they are advertised
TilOS. K. MAGllL. =. VI.
July 8, 1857. 2l-5t.
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TIE MARKETS.

Columbia July 3.
There is still some Of the article Offering.
nll OF which fooad ready purchases at very
full prices, ranging from ii to l3f and
choice shade higher.
New York. July 8.
Cotton is 'hrm and the sales for the dav
are $50 bales. Flour is unchanged new
white Wheat is worth 81 .25 pes bushcl.
Mixed Corr is worth S5 per bushel. Spir-
its Of TurPen;ine is firm at Al per gallon.
Rosin is unchanged. Rice is quoted al Sic
per 10. Freights aye firm.
New Orleans, July 2.
The sales of Cotton to-day comprise $500
bales. Middiing has advanced D, aud Is
asoted al from i4t i4se per ID.
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COTTON SAW GINS,

OWE SUBSCRIBER Is PREPARED
Z 10 furnish to the planters Of This aud
the surrounding Districts,
COIYON GINS
"I the best qualify at s. per SAW Among
the improvements ot these Gins, il the tin
covered brush and is protection from the
rats and the movcab'c ribs by which they
can be renewed when worn.
The Freight on the Charlotte r II. will
b" paid. JAMES NJ. EIlLOTT.
Miu@sboro' $. {. April %. II--Gm
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New Advertisements,
BEEF! BEEF

'EllE Subscribers will furnish the citi.
L zens of Lancaster Village. twice II
week with the best beef that our country
will afford. j. B COIiSART.
g Nj. CASkEY.
Lancaster, &. H., =. e.. 2l-tC
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-17

GREAT TORNADO IN BROWNSVILLE, TENN.-We
learn from the Memphis papers that terrific and
destructive tornado passed the town of Browns
viIle Tenn, early on the morning of the 7th inst
We copy the following account of its ravages:
The storm appeared to come from the north, and
its course was directly through the town. The
amount of property destroyed is considerable Three
Messrs. Ash & Bumpass, Mr.. Leonard, and Mr.. Grgg,
were destroyed the establishments of the two last
named gentlemen being completely demolished. The
cars at the depot of the Memphis and Ohio Railroad
were all blown off their trucks and sustained some
slight damage otherwise. which rendered the running
of the regular morning train impossible. The mail
was brought down yesterday on platform car. The
two livery stables in the town, belonging to Mr. For.
tune and Mr. Moody, were also blown down and from
three to five horses killed by the falling timbers The
building of the Female Institute, presided by Mr..
w. W. Hawkins, was completely unroofed, and part
of the roof of the Baptist Church was carried away.
A new dwellinghouse, nearly completed, owned by
Mr.. Longley, was blown down. There were four gen
tlemen sleeping in this building but strange to say
they escaped unhurt, slight wound on the nose
of one of them All of the out-houses on the prem
ises of William Sangster ESQ.,, in the suburbs Of the
town, were entirely swept away. great many
other houses were more or less injured, chmneys
blown down, fences carried away, and other damage
done. There was o considerable amount of loose
timber thrown by the violence of the wind on the
railroad track, but it has all been removed and the
trains will run as usual.
Notwithstanding the violence of the storm and the
great amount OF injury done, there were but two or
three persons who received any bodily hurt.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-17
Nth 0rlsaus 4ailu Grssf.ut.
TUESDAY MORNING, NovEMBER II, 1857.
Louisiana Intelligence.
rhe Winnshoro snn of the f,th saya !:

AsssAAsAAss~ AsAscAsAScsAeSs
The Winnsboro Sun Of the 9Th says
Arencontre took place in the street on Monday last
the day OF election between two citizens Of this parish
Messrs. st. John and E. W. R. Jones, in which both
were badly wounded the former being stabbed in the
left side with knife about three inches long in the
blade and the latter being severely bruised about the
head from lick with > brickbat.
From the Concordia Intelligencer Of Friday last We
extract the following:
There was heavy thunder storm ~ almost hur-
ricane attending (which occurred on Saturday
evening last, doing some damage to dwellings and
fences. lg ,z5T .i5|e5{ 30 ~ llg4 il 7s ss5S Z
Monday morning it had become clear and cold,
with 9 severe frost on Monday night. The frost on
Tuesday night not 50 severe as on the night pre-
vious ~ Tuesday and Wednesday being both re.
markedly clear days 5,
ber which was the first decisive frost Of the season
in our region, has entirely checked any further
growth OF cotton but was by means injurious to
the rpened bolls The frost in checking the further
growth Of the plant. has also put final stop to the
progress of the rot which was beginning TO become
prevalent. The deluging rain and high winds Of
Saturday night did far more damage to the cotton in
this vicinity than the severe frost did.
| The Alexandra Democrat of Tuesday last says
| We have had severe storm and some pleasant
weather during the past week. The river is on e
stand too low for first class boats to get over the
| falls. = - .s5s
The Desoto Columbian Of the 7th inst, says:
During this last week we have had several changes
from cold to warm SO that colds and fevers and in.
uenza have been made to prevail to an uncomfortable
extent. The crops are greatly complained Of, par
ticuary the cotton crop which at present does no,
seem disposed to hold out bright hopes to our cotton
planters. The frost, which has heretofore generally
visited Us ere this time has very charitaby refanet
up to this date, and the longer it stays of the NOR
/ cotton will be made +..
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-17
Lea s Pea'9'i7ls'
WORCESTERSHIRE sAU G E

WORCES ERSHI E A U U 4.
The attention of Keepers Proprieors OF Eating Houses
Caterers for Clubs and Private Families is COM
mended trial of Lea Perrns famous "orcestelsne
Sauce This conment its merits has attained the ngh
e rank as pleasan pslaahe and wholesome Sauce appi-
cable to SOUP fish, hot cold meats game etc., etc. is ex
tensively used in all quarters of the globe.
The numerous 'imtatons Oh both sides OF the Auantc
speak loudly of its merts and the fact that received the only
Madat awarded to foreign Sauce at New York Exhibition
atests the estimation which it held by those selected with
special reference ability judge of the quality OF SINH
lar articles of table And being the most popular Sauce in
Market unprncpled parties are Offering or sae
Sauce by slightly varying the spelling OF LEA
only Proprietors of the Genuine Sauce.
stock always Also orders received Tor
ment from England.
JOHN DUNCAN & SONS,
4l5 Broadway, New York,
M 2py Sole Agents in the United States for Lea ferrifs