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ARRIVED.

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;,st ri. rs a s,t p I'n aon MY " est LIN
sbin rar.ct Snhan & fn ;sr, M H,s.'
P " 20 oih LifeiPooi, ~ 1ohes, MIC
Ship Hncks Caussen 20 DAYS from Boston to VIM
Dewey-3d dist "a. = - y
Ship Monmouth Doane Liverpool 18th March to p
Whitney ,Sco-3d dist AZ 10y -
Bark Ann Elizabeth Norgrove days from Maanzas.
~ :, sntisoI-Su ulSi;:
batk yen OHord days from Matanzas to Mur
~, snn--3u alst; ,,,r NV -. ,
bark transit NICHOLS from Cardiff Wales 18th Feb to master
Bremen Rark Anna De,;,s uattepaorT f.o, p-sr, AZ. r
March to r ock Ncn-ath dist - ~ eA 1'' VI
BRIG dow andersen Simkius daxs fro,, 1,,rd.r -
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g0fal Snttlligenft.

MoaTUARY.- The cemetery returns Of the past
week show the total nterments been 49, or this
Der ass 81 about othrds, children under 70
years Of age. 8t 5sHs8 sASs NJ &
THE WEATHER. Another extra change took place
yesterday. The morning along clear and pleasantly
cool the day advanced the clouds began to rally and
the grow colder and in the evening like
pail shut the sunlight, whilst the GOODNESS increased
GOODNESS such Danish the light linens mud bring out the
heavy wooens genenen's backs time
cold hurt II cold for the 18th Of Ma
in tii;s s1stituae sisE
ArTEAfTED SUICIDE.--M Michael Sweeney, of Fou.
cher street. having appetite through continual
whisks concluded quit Saturday He baggled
his ngulsr witha knife and opened gap
through which the life flowing freely
first discovered. surgeon procured save him.
and Michael under the necessity Of giving life trial
Recorder SrrrMs CouRT. - Andrew Mcdonnell
and Richard Belansy yesterday examined charge of
being accessories to the murder Of Richard X Purcell
unshptted Sunday evening week by Daniel hcClennon
1t shown tia. when officer Tho and citizen
morning arrest Mcdonnell interfered with
and obsuced their search; after which he told them TINT
Cennon had gone up the coast with mule As Mcdonnell
10 loaye McCennon before the officer reached
it and fresh tracks found in the back yard leading
adjoining lot il strongly suspected that Mcdonnell had
advised McGennon Of his DANGER and aided his escape
laneywho as well McDoAnell fellow boarder and
with McCnnon III cotton Of
witnesses that Meennon made escape he
T. n. - - - " -, ~ - M ' - ~ ist ''i
80 -. !, - a.. M. No.. -, ~ e s,og,
X -, - - ~ 80 $50. :. :, s, A ',. " s'
AZ s.ss.1 ,.a ~ 's., 49, ,aN.'' s.e,
.a ~ ;,s. ~ - 80 s - s,,., -, ~, !.s e
u -, s.. 49, ~ ~ H. M = - 80 fst'71' ~ e' =
!, 1900 49,, Z q z. 80 5sl VI s ". 3g
u *. I'M ~ ~, "s s I'LL,
NJ Y. I'LL. sas., II, .,. 1870 Ill IL. ,s y ~ ~ 1 ,.
Y u sSn & 800. m II XIV, y, M 49, - 800, s =, = !. !.
IL Il ,, a ~ ii /, ~. Wy y wv ~
sonal unnaa.s.cs n All ~, s = ,,, -, 80 = -
.t,a,es n v1s,s Sor,,b,s c,,ra o, ,as 4,, ., .
Ibn Mari yoa n ih,cs - "a y
h.v;no 81, ~, ocr ssors hr,, ~ : 81 ~, "
Aee coffee bouse kent Inv Mr. ua-,,s1 g, rs
tIraver The manner IN which ba ,ro,aa Ia, = w
him IA he mn extraordinary hoyas aaro,, IA 49,, ~
lack shenpard--rfy,ur 6ne promise Il, hecor \ s u 4
srao,gs and yellow yered novel Ia VA ~, X ~
washer In The barroom One night MAN. az $500
had been closed he entered robbed the money das
of its contents and concesed himself in All upsars ,o
He was found there by another bo, in The
hoy a, once locked him in and ran down TO give ma ,
Mari then made his escape by getting through window
letting himself down through the sky light or scute hle,
opens from the roof to the lower moor gsn narrow sdr
of wood which afforded than the ends of hi
dngers he sd down NJ ne could Win his foot the top
tne "uoW " Wy - sieNe ,ae M,aow SoWn
NY ..sa. ssne",' p'''oW he'e,
e ~. ~ - "" ~, ~, "a ou pVnsn' h
ne M'' 80 M. IA ~ iVoA w Vpe"e
from ape, ~ .''-e s ~, ,'s myers i''e
sst from, M roaad sS'A' y ~
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

ST I0UIsSteamer Falls Ciy-26 bbls -four II Kenue
dy Nco-59l bbls -four j A Douphey Sco2 bXs starch
liuddecke Sco5 hblS alcohol d Seaman &eo4 bbs -four
Hitchcock fattiug4lS bbls -four Ogesby McGauleyl00
sacks bran Jas nraap horse Caldwell 1onIan25
and l5 boxes crackers Butc6e4 hhls whisky Fenne Pow
er &eo0O hbs alcohol Mooney Bro50l hdls hides TO l.
Mann Seo-2i 66s eggs nsBondio5eo bbls flour Twcbe
bushet-2 binds tobacco Hewitt Norton scol2 csks bacon
shropshire Seoio bhls beer Seeberger75 casks of
bacon keep Bard &co5O bales Ward Saunders HINT
6 bales cotton TO Nelson Scosunes order-Total 81
bales cotton II hhds tobacco.
aDllSflllE-Steamer Ecpse-5365 sacks corn ] Avet
S bbs pork l29 casks bacon 21 kegs Mrtin Owen
Cobb casks bacon Feowes &co9 do 0glesby Macauay
~ hbs dried beef do shoulders tongues csE bacon
q l. Dolson Son2 hhds tobacco II Sco-7 hhds
nsceo Hewitt Norton &co0 hds tobacco James Turner6
VIM soety ace do TO Dougherty ro4GO coils rope
boxes sarsapaTst do mise Pemele Brol0 bbs -four Go
sacks bran Twehen Nco6 hds sugar bls molasses
bbs molases Lopitehsundres order-Toal 45 hhds
tobacco, hhds sugar, bbls molasses.
i0uISNltEE-Steanler Fanny Bullitta2l bills nork bh
and 1900 kegs lard Fellowes ScoOl bbls pork
cauay0 do bales Miles, Adams eosil bbIs pork 95 bids
-four do eggs kennedy seo-0 bbls beef las bbis whisky
BetJerton Sco9 hhas tobacco Moore Vanculn-4 hhds
tobacco James Turner99 sacks ovettoS4 sacks Of
corn "A bbls Robertson Mcnougal-9 bbis
Twichell &eoa5o bbls aonr Hewitt Norton Sco-7
eggs Nettleton &c923 do hf bb cheese Schneiler-g
ehs eggs bbls cheese peBondio4 bb hb
oil Al bales hay John Hurley &co3 bbs Ethel
do W Giyens-lOJ bbs whisky MeGregor &co56 bbls
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"A DANGEROUS PRIsON REyOIT.--The New York
Herald the l2th, gives the following account Of
the despslate mutiny and attempt to escape by the
prisoners IN Sing Sing
An oatheak occurred on Sunday morning at Sing
Sing prison, which fortunately did not lead to any
been organizing among the convicts for some time
past, the rngleGder Of which was man named
Dunn, now undergoing second term Of incarcera-
ton fOE crime committed in this city. BY means Of
notes handed round in the workshops everything was
prepared. and merely awaited the signal from the
arch conspiIator, which signal was given between
eight aud nine o'clock on Sunday morning, whilst the
various gangs were going IN to breakfast As the
acry arose from them and forthwith some thirty or
forty men started on Reaching the railroad track,
which Hes in a cutting directly through the prison
grounds, they descended the wall, and ran through
the tunnel towards the village, at the top Of their
speed. Long confinement, however, had told upon
their powers OF endurance and when they had got
eff some two or three hundred yards from the prison
they were nearly all winded AZ they ran they kept
up their peculiar cry which attracted the attention
Of the people in the village, who rushed forward
along tie rail track, and with little resistance, se
cured the fnstiyes. Another party Of conyiets put
towards the river, and meeting with q guard, they
drove him from his post with stones; but their re-
treat was soon cut off aud they were all eventually
captured None of the convicts made towards the
open country at the back Of the prison, doubtless
being afraid of the guardhouse and the riaemen it
contained. &
Whilst breakfast was being eaten in the dining
room, three or four convicts commenced an attack
upon the head keeper, whom they got down aud
commenced pummeng, whilst hundreds Of men at
the tables looked calmly on. Mr. Beardsley, Prison
Agent, coming in and presenting revolver, the
assailants Immediately drew off After the meal was
concluded, and the men were returning across the
quadrangle one Of them cried out z Now the time,
boys and prepared to start of, but an officer
stepped up and discharged pistol at his breast.
The man Immediately fell, but soon got up unhurt as
the pistol was not loaded with ball l
. There has been considerable using Of the shower
bath Of the blishment the last two days on ac
count Of the enseate, Dunn having received the in
fiction twice with the Croton hose full in the face.
AZ the last accounts he passing his time in the
= dark cell, Z and the prison was quiet.
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Ntm ORLEANS Nloutv Mlarhet.
CnEscEsr oErrcn. No. 10 Camp sire

SREsCEHTt0FFfCEs No. ~ Camp street.
go I Monday Evening, May Is, 1857.
The agnancy Of rervaded all day.
advice from Quebec the arrival of
screw aeame Anglo Saxon at that port with 9th
They are of much favorable character
cotton ind financial affairs are concerned
In the general money market to-day there
doing The operations in paper SMALL very SMALL so
limited that brokers did not inclined impart
utiyenes Of operations make long story Short did
not meet with broker who had passed than S. 5oo
that at the rate Of ~ cent Round amounts of Al factors
accepances could have been placed today Mt ~ per
Exchange opened toerabe stiff this morning the
Banks checks New York up u prem Outside
enhanced to u and r. Sixty days sight up IL
discount and fair bills TX discount Sterling
vanced to M and choice selected bills 10 per
cent Nothing done in francsno variation rates. say
5l6495ll4. Bank drafts 5lo@5 05 sight and sight
from 8. OF 4Gl495. fat 3 "
There to-day 10000 dollars lo5ss
1861 The bullion dealers Camp street. H. b. Merell
buying S9 900 those figures The balance Of receipts
taken by OF the Banks at the rate
good basis for specie the gold the United
States Government.
Stocks very quiet The only of was 10 shares
offering the street, though there sellers most of the
Stocks but they held the highest prices of
lS5 for Citizens Back l5S1l60 for Bank Of Louisiana;
ll2l3 Union Bank. There no Southern Bank offer
ing Mechanics and Traders only now and then
We learn that the July dividend Of the Southern Bank
already earned the August dividend of the Citizens Bank
and per from the Union will be made We
suppose the others will fall into line the round
Stockholders the Ajax anticipate usnal the
regular five per II it made, we'll and goodf
made Of the bank will view regarded
any less value for know the surplus
safe and sound.
Imports Of Sugar into the port and district Of New Orleans
II
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aaz 2I,256, 426 l,33I26T
Inporations the first quarter 1851 ending 3l March
Z, 065 455 lbs, costing S30,S73 b. d.
The importati0ns for the month OF April last QS5D were
l2,2Ss 9a2 lbs, costing S6s6,65T.
Average cost of sugar for the year 1856 s500 per lb
Average cost for the first three months Of 1851 100 per h.
The nportatons for the month of April very large
According the Custom House records they reached
lbs costing in Cuba 5S00c per ill., Notwithsiand
ing the tariff of the last Congress reduces the duty sugar.
to take effect the LIST Of July, the Gubans think
afford to pay the usual price, duty duty So will be
with many articles Of foreign growth just much reduce
the duties there is inclination to make pay just much
for every article Of importation before We learn that
anticipation Of the reduction Of duties branies wines
every article coming in under the have advanced
twenty live per cent. In France .t. ma
The last weekly statement of the banks of the city New
York gives the following the condition the 9Th inst
Loans Specie Circulation Deposits,
a ay s5Ss i Sas sI lssss ssss 5S
The last returns compared with those of the week
exhibit the following variations in the aggregate:
Increase In loans and discounts. 1859 OF
lacrosse in circulation. I752lT
Decrease In deposits, actually. ia ZIG
There appears to have been no important change in any
par,ment during The past week The increase the
discounts has been little than half million of dollars
while in specie the increase has been very trng The
crease in deposits little of the usual order of things with
an increase in loans The increase in circulation is unusually
large The currency Of city not large enough to
meet the daily wants OF the community We hear FREQUENT
complaints of the scarcity of city bank bills and we have no
doaO The banks have enlarged their circulation meet tie de-
mahd me circulation of local banks is source Of little
or no profit TO them but in carrying the current financial
Oh 'he DAY this kind Of currency is absolutely neces-
sary and not having increased with other movements
neeed win oahSing we begin to feel the Inconvenience of
limited city bank circulation In other hanks
resneies expanded particularly the line of discounts
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SUGAR AND MoLAssEs Some 60 to s0hhis Sugar were
sold full prices of Moassos 80 half bbs Choice Beboed
Neighton'sl were taken at 67c q gallon,
The market steady with sales Of some 1000
bbls OF which atboa load of 400 bbls Diamond MID
at 81 ST. Louis spperhne in lots 81 Is the same
and $50 Tennessee 81 IS for Superne and Sc rs Dbl for
Fine.
sales of Corn embraced Sacks including
500 yellow and Mixed at Soc o Yellow lots at the same
900 White at S. and l50 Choice White lots ut s ssc "a
Oats 800 aeks Prime ohio sold at zoe 1900 ST.
Louis at the same and ss0 in lots a, ,2Tc bushe Bran
lower with sales of 500 to 1000 SACKS at 81 5 IS
100 lbs.
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MILLINERY,

r@ MRS. ROBERT, II cHARTREs STREET
S.Sp begs leave to inform ladies CITY and country
that her assortment of latest Style Goods and Emroide
res Is now complete She has hand Pamela
l'onhe new yie Empress and other Bonnes Lace Crane
ana other Cnpots Cambay Manlas and Sawls Chantiily
lace 10 Meddiig Neis V0lettes, Ices, Nnlencias
Ses Artificial Flowers Embroidered Endk erchiefs Fans
reduction. ~ " " 9s''
Ladies reminded that Mrs R secured the services of
a ,N,tul staiiHlress Hiteiy from Faris myli I'm
fM street MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKJNEhM|fo |
KM IN THE LATEST PARIS STYLE. Keeps con JiitLI
O stanty on hand assortment of style cloaks pNW
mantias, shaws etc. ' y y
Ladies informed that services of siI1fp1 sean,
stress from Paris have been secured. Tl5 I'm
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COMPREHENSIVE.

Ns.4y fes'I, Z s::1:..d G Ar CIVIL
and the Noaria business heretofore me at No I'd
Camp street will be continued by the place. without
'n nys l% WALTER H. PETERS
M. r. vsja y s1bIal, EXIST
the 18th February. by mutual consent
MI in Ss sadsss s authorized es s. the
THE COMMISSION BUSINESS FORMERLY CON.
By NE above firm will
New Orleans 18th March, lsS7.--ml7 sm
!. hs tic sns BUSINESS
h hsa ' bans ~
him to the of all friends
All those who have claims against indebted G. g.
G T pssse upon me qHs a The No.
New Orleans. February a. 1857.
NOTICE-HAvING THIS DAY BOUGHT OUT THE
s an% Il
DUNBAR d. and rsspectfDy solicit the Confined patron
New Orleans, February IA, ls57.-fels y ~ -'D<'
NOTICE-THEU NDERsIG NED H AS ESTABLISHED
d and Of easa q E aa ka
'eh0n to business to merit share Of
New Orleans, January 6, 1857. Ja7 6m
~ m II Gskk Shx NJ
the hrm 81 CLARK, MOSBY CO., which they have con.
nected Wholesale Grocery Wine and business
y and Is Front Levee and "a and &c Fulton street
j. S. CLARK,
g. J. S. M0SBY,
New Orleans. December Is, 1S56-dl6 If
dissolution THE COMPREHENSIVE HERE
toors existing between the undersigned the firm of
Wills, RAW Inns CO., is this day dissolved by mutual
consent Either partner sign in liquidation
n. A. RAWIINS.
Il. +. PATTON.
New Orleans, April 80, ls57.-my2 I'm
COPAKTNEEsHP NOTICE THE UNDER
signed have This day themselves under tbe mime
and style OF PATTON SMITH for purpose of Continuing
AT corner OF Tchonpouas and Graver
and General Commission Business heretofore conducted nv
hessfs. WITS, Rawilns Il Co. 7. +. PATTON.
New Orleans, May l, ls57-my2 lin
RETIRING FROM BUSINESS, I RETURN MY
l. sincere thanks 10 friends for their sun
port and patronage in past years. ~ '
solicit from them continuance of their confidence and
friendship to my successors, Messrs. Patton Smith.
w. o, =, L. A. RAWLINS.
NOTICE-MR. ALBERT CONVERSE HAS BECOME
partner in our house. The style the remains I'M
changed T. p WHTTNEV { co
New Orleans. May |, 1S57.-my2 I'm
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PRIC Z 8 :
Sbipplag yatelllgente.
TUESDAY, May 10, 1857.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship America Nelson for Apalachcola, Wood
Ship Horizon Reed, for Liverpool j P Whitney AGO
Ship Strdiana Boston for Savannah, G Bogert AGO
Schr Wild Pigeon Leary, for st Marks and Newport
III Post & Mel
Schr Diamond. Bowen, Pensacola John Hurley Sco
Schr Walter H. Tapkn, for Pensacola, Master
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whisky Paen smhss hf bbls whisky Pope, Ellison REQ
ea
Hour Hour HteheSss Latting empty bbls Paul
toh.sc % N'''e'0n to 10 hhs
.LAFouRcHE-senmer B f clsrk-lohhd. sugar Fellowes
TEE Ssss Sass
d. Do
pens hh u.s. tubs bdl hides Dsgan aee box
| and sundres TO order.
p Lecomtel bales cotton Wright
Bash.nne9 Carroll Farley jarsy eos.sn to
bdson Ss shs s4sw
S
10 cosps 9nssn produce
aSs. #"rs ssss
SEW Raai Mssd osIBseSs eco
hashS
Owen GobsB Willard seo
Rogers Mcclure Wsfsasd as Donovan Geesrn
e tSsss S"@sa
%E saos s assn
Gaaesa psyss 1 s. ri
Bockins-i do wool Basse,s-sundries to order.
RAILROADS.
s., ssss sknA
Wsrrsn Gilmore I ksosuqO feet lumber do
II calves and snndries to orderToal Ii bales
NEW ORLEANS oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
a iaa Beeea
do DO Sass moss ssea
sadsy do .s bales
LEONARD eco.
PoNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
MoBILE-steamer oregon4 hhds sugar Bergainn-
"
MoBIIE-steamer Fuseler-l72 bales cotton to Tarleon
Whiting Iulsl gins Grswold-lO do 10 bales or
chor kco cotton gin Be Bnshansp %som R
Farley, Jurey &co-sundries to order.
FLATBOATS.
INDIANA-Per Two Boats-2eD tons hay to order
CONSIGNEES.
ssM bssa osg0nr Ayas geo. sh4
&so.Golemsn Putnam kcoCspee Strong
GresnwoOd SsoA ei teoNGoodrich Eco"H Citing fling
dem Gayf H He1
Ssso Hasssy Ds Kssse5
IA Inn am iegR ,1p Ken
Ss Sshsa% f'F' & asRma49as
5spy s9 Braprcss
Rsf SeoN srR spr1 bnH.
sshrosar saafsr GSSpst sfe
" nasees fgrs vss
seaWao5 / T a w Saunders HnD Williams
order. ~ N' ''u
1p Brln9p &eo-C Bpddeeke &co-Beebe &co-Biscoe l.
Snms-O NJ Harvey &co-J z Turner--John Nifcheli-C:
Shumway-A Dubrevlle-J HubbardS-W l. GusbinS-F
Eersnson-1Robson Aen-Prce, Converse &cos Michel
&coIE Valentine &co-North, Smedes AGO. NJ Gould yco
M. kobp Sco-Heaid Masse kco-Terrill Hesey-Reed
Eeluchooerlsoh McDongall-W 4 G Neagle-G Muse
-Hardng, Abby &co-Dncos &co-E Carver kco-Vose Bros
M Mlller--S ii Kennedy &co--Ellis & Thresher-Urdre
Ranett kcorWm Dewey Wright &co-J i johnson Geo
NJ Boyle-kennet Dix &co-J Burnside &co--W Cox Eco
jenkins &co--i q eymour-0giesby Macaulay-Green
a ornmpm bnnbar-Frois Sco-Payne, Steele fcoC
4 Halle W Phillips &coA Whiting &co-C O GENES &co-
Sichards sosumb &co-Levy snmmers--P A Lanauze-B
stanton Howell
Flint d Jones-Cochran Hall-Trell q Baes- Slrie
want tseo--j Relf &co Terrand-N Gaucle--N Whitney
B 3 Aucoin-C Stewart - ''-"e'
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gshtsa Of TIE stlarksts.
TUESDAY MORNING ,1..

II, lS5T,
COTTON. The nnfayorabe ayces from Eurone Yesterday
brought the market ncaytoa stand the sales were
fined to three small lots barely amounting to s5D h
Our figures would be nominal and for present we omit
iations. 7s'
ToBAcCo We understood that sales were made bu,
wecoud learn no particulars, -
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

CTRONG TESTIMONY PHYSICIANS AZ sa A
ss an Hst ssE r5f
S y he @
lowing from H. most reputable prneiHnsps a. 1854
Messrs B. A. Fahnestoci Co.: ...r.u
snnSes ee to Sp II that
my opinion it is the only sure and speedy
hs n patent
scribe e Rpnes ese ean
II ( wo
to try several gross Truly yours, n surrpv n n
Sold wholesale and retail by the principal druggists and
country hants throughout the United States ~" n&
nOCIOR HOOFLAND's CELEBRATED GER
OAAf Dr. hiGlsks p5sessss p Pa
9 bs5 Ysg ssss
diseases arising from disordsred Liver or Stomach
,on as 1G caas,p Piles.
Fullness or Blood to the
Head, Acidity of the Stomach,
F Sns as %ssht IN Rs s smaeh hGSS
of sRtns hs Hsaa
and difficult Breathing Flnering at the Heart Choah
;s@1S sss Dull
Chest, Limbs, etc, etc, sudden Fiashes Of
'''a aaa l% Tsys' bsprs ss Evil
The proprietor in calling s attention Of the public to this
Its virtues and adaptation to the diseases for which
l IL no new and untrea article OH that has The
reputation and sale is unrvaied by similar preparations
and we'll known physicians and individuals all pn Of the
country is immense and careful pesa of pub.
shed annually by the proprietor be had gratis Of
remedy really deserving the celebrity has obtained
Prncpsl Office and Manufactory No. SO ARCH street. Phil
TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA.
The German Biers superior to ell preparations In
Dear sir-I bound to express nv rairnon to YOU for
the ncacuabe benefit derived from The use of two bot
ties of your German Bers Ihave found them ali you
them to be- and cheerly recommend them to the
public safe and remedy for they
tended for and superior to all other II
THE BiTTERs ALL THEY ARE REPREsENTED rs BIZ
JACKSON, La, August ~, 1851
Dear sir-1 have used your German H,iers
all they represented be- cieerfuy RECOMMEND them
RespectfuIs, yours, W. F. FAULKNER.
l.. MAYER says:
HARRIsosBuRG, L., May %, 1853.
Your German Btters Is very valuable medicine. / have
mediateiy.
Dr.. RAYBoID QUAIL says:
have for the last year German ers prepared by
practice extensively 1t will shortly the
eve thai in less than there will be sold this
vicinity than in any other part of the country.
Dr.. RABE says: FRANKLIN Is Jsue a. 1852
Your German Hitters have become very popular here
wish a fresh supply Immediately
E. A. ADAMS co. say:
RICHMOND, Ia Jnne . 1853.
them.
You should bear in mind that these Btters entirely vege
table, thereby possessing advantages the
taus recommended for similar diseases
Sold by Druggists and Stoekeepers every town and village
J. WRIGHT CO.,
Aulb lVdWdA New Nrleans.
I WRIGHT ~ CO.'S CATALOGUE OF ,fhNUlNE
and popular Family Medicines which they offer supply
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MEMORANDA.

Per bark Anna Dens, from Bremerhaveu-326 seerage
Per Gen Warren fiom MaIanzas-5 passengers .