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Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13
The Wagon RO0tllDlrcctors

Appointed by the Sacramento Convention
left this place Thursday morning to make
reconnaissance Of the route. They were
accompanied by Mr.. Crandall, one of the
pioneer stage men of California, who has
inducted new era in California travel by
taking with him the FIRST of line of sta
gcs to connect Utah and the Sacramento
Valley. Several of our prominent Citi-
zens accompany Mr.. Crandall, who, to-
gethcr with the Directors, make quite
large party. 1t is designed to make the
trip through to Mormon Station and back
to this city in five days. This can, even
i'll tie present unimproved condition Of
the roads, be very easily done, and will
forever put to rest all doubt as to the
practicability of the route. The present
is nota mere experiment of Mr. Crandall,
for he has made his arrangements so as
to have weekly stage run regularly to
and from this place to Genoa. AS soon
as the season advances and the road is
improved by travel, it is intended to run
a Scmi-wcekly stage. Mr.. Crandall de-
serves great credit for his enterprise in
this matter SO fraught with interest and
benefit to California, and merits the graf
itudo Of our citizens.
We have made arrangcmcntStO to publish
full account of the action of the Direc-
tors, as soon as they shall have compile
ted their present reconnaissance. For the
present VIC can only encourage our citi-
zcns in the good work of subscriptions,
SO we'll begun, and urge them to the ut
most industry in procuring Immediately
an amount sufficient to so improve the
road as to make it a first rate public high
way.
Our friend Of the Mountain Democrat is in
terrible fever about the editor Of this paper
STATE journal.
Mistaken, Johnny. Triflcs never dis
turb us. We are not, will not be, all ap-
plicant for any Office, State or Federal
Previous to the Senatorial election two
aspirants for Senatorial honOrS prOffercd
assistance which We declined. Our friend
Of the Journal sOlicited what We would
not accept. We knOr that he was recon-
mended, probably without his "applica-
tion," for Col. Gifts place, and we also
know he didn't get it.
PERsoNAL.-We arc not given to indul.
ging in personalities, and would not jus
tify ourself in a departure from time-hOn-
ored custom, were it not to retaliate upon
the cold and freezing interruption just
now made upon us, as We were ferment-
ing over a labored article on the comet.
In the midst of our labor, as we were in
the very desert Of sterile thought, an Oa-
sis appeared to our enraptured vision in
the shape ola huge bowl Of JoAdnnis-
s;'.a,hsom. SSrS sen; Us by that insOrrSDs
it lOomcd up like an iceberg, and then
SsSs through "%% o"E parebsd Vsbs was %sS
lots and reTiTif5iRgl
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13
G. c. MCLEAN

/. eur authorized Agent for Grizzly Flat and
vicinity. Orders for the paper, advertising or
iOb work left with him, will be promptly at
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13

FINE LIoCORS.-MeSsrs. Jones &Clark,
first door above Masonic Hall, have now
in store fine stock Of choice liquors.
They have our thanks for a package each
Of "Old Sazarac Brandy, vintage Of 1885,"
and ''Old Oregon Whiskcy."
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13

While we were unsuccessfully
sndssvosing to ''kOsp cO0l' on yesterday
--thsFmomster ct 10OS o. In that vicinity,
h o. Rosa GamASiteny Dave Johns came
Is 6sriFslls1, with Z pitcher of the most
eel N,lscicns, inspiriting and refFeshing
Of sherry cObblers. We are grateful to
yOu Johns, and hope while the hot wealth
! ssslh su win keep bringing 'sm."
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13
HHetlgenan, CLARK q CN's

C0BhIvREOIJ-
VI warranted puwe, for sale.at the I
PLAoERvIBLE DRCG 6ToRs.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13

y. - Jaoobs tho Wisard performs in
u phes Monday and Tuesday next. Go
aHd sec him.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13
A CARH.

Pineerville, June l0aA. SN9A
Mn. JAS. SrIRK IxD LADV.-Dear S.r AND MAAa4
We. the undersigned citizens Of Harerville, unAe
standing that other professional engARSmeuss n
preclude your iunECr stay In uur city, whsr0 ~
matchivsr tmpersunaalUns are hailed With supfUw
delight by the entire community, Alliag Q ~ =
they have, 20 long felt and knevn % exist Ia thsk
Rsatie art, would respectfully lender Eon q cnMvk
mentary bcne0i, to take p1lce on nzlnrday ErSphe
June 18Th, rs slight mark Of our eAteSm for ~
high appreciation Of the first Of California ATtla9
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13
aeents for the Democrat. .

JOHN LONGVvTTA is autht Tized to act as
Agent CDT the XoGAEGiN Democrat.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13

O'Clock A. ~, why an injunction should not is
sue in conformity with the prayer Of said com
nlaint: aud Il IL further ordered that, unth the
hearing 0T The TIIS 70 ShUw cWuSr, END fftuurdt
be CniOincd aud restrained in accordance with
the prayer oF said complaint.
Given at chambers, IN COloma, this Sth day
day of June, \, D. 1857.
]. n. HOWELL, Dist. Jufgr.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-13

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-12

L,oR TWENTY DAYS ONLY.
in esUp WORTH or NEW SILKS,
OF THE --LATEST PARIS STSLES,
ON COM rGHNENT.
JANIS GRAY co Respectfully announce hA, - his
tpry VIII offer balances further redu .tion prices
1sf PIECES RICH SILKS,
AT 70 GENTS YARD.
10 broadway corner wsyerley place.
GRAY BEAVER cLoAKs AND BAsorEs
" "a So a. - and -,
Suitable for mtsses' wear.
Gray and brown beaver circulars,
AiBuLPISs
esl Broadway.
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LIST or LETTERS
Demalnhg y tAs New Ysrk e1y Psst eAAse,
saturday, December -, 1857.

TushsAed s,sustvsiy In Ne Fsw YsnH HsaAD. BY Astd
unsss-As psS~ AastHs ~ ,ssss crssasio~ Of ~ possr
- - UsIsS AGs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-12

JNFAoREsTs EMPORIUM OF FASHION, I5 BROAD
IL way-Isdi-. call and The rival CLOAK This
cloak s very graceful circular with very pretty sleeve;
also the an elegant design with basque back
sleeves In great variety Prices redncedsleeyes
cents rhlldrens patterns 10 cens accurate waist pat
terms cut By measure, al IL cents Branches 81 Canal
street and I2 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
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INURS FIRS. FUR9
L THE AMERICAN AND RUSSIAN FUR cOxPASY's
No. 81 N''as" ."ae s ssiatT q ,''a street
hs, ,scs Of rich so and
sale prices, in order 10 realize cash, viz
sahle :. ....."............ % :.
Mountain maIten fr ,m ................ :.
preoel 'a5ls from ~. .''''''''''''t''' ;, :,
Also splendid stock gentlemen coats caps rloves
and aiS a rGsss ss ami Rus
sso Fur companys warehouse
FrRsl ruRsn F EgEs xsp BEAUTIFUL
MoLyNEUx BkIL, so Canal street, is prepared 20 orer
Ladies' rich Hudson Bay sable espss
" saas
/" mink cap.s. nuns and cum.
reversible r and S ,ss sa WOO.
Of superior quality .on...
Sleigh robes '''' Hear skins
''oe' Wolf skins.
Far below manufacturer COS. prices
rrpo
I RICH aak AsR ns ssS fSFS
WHITE BIRDS x.,,.n,.no
n n.a'. ~, sss %EiA SEASONED SKINS,
RICH s.s ass s$SS s sSsss And CUFFS
DC DC No. ss x y s ssshH 90 %
%, hns s!:s ii sH q he lower s %ss 40.
kGTsThls ssEsaH st'lS
oESTLEsENs FUR CAPS iPvs
SLEIGH AND LA p ROBES. a AND Sq soo4 surrs
rvvpv riSsssr Ae' Ac.
WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED
At WHITE A BIRDS,
No. E Maiden Lane. corner Of Nassau street
r AIDES FANCY FURS.
IL Hudsons Bay ssbe srmne s..,.
''''"'''' 'A'"p' Al LxNDRY's ess Broadway.
MADAME PouSsroRD co,
Hrnndreth's Buildings,
WIN open, on Monday, December ], large asscrsnensN
Winter bonnets,
Al extremely low prices.
TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT
j Continuation aale at retail - 49,
Al auction prie.s,
A. the auction saesroosn, HS Broadway.
The baiancs Of the hat eond made resyfo
The sale VIII now be offered 81 e prices obtained ~ hs -
ladies WIN have every opportunity % tr and No
Cloaks, Made from
Cspes Russian sable,
ffppe,s Budson Bar able,
fc,orines kink, stone marten
Nuffs cufA. eiterian squirrel
Collar: gloves ch,n.h.il..
se,rA and lap robes in PROPULSION : assoreni
OF children sfurs IN every variety
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-12
SPORTING.

A SMALL BLACK KING CHARLES SPANIEL STRAY:
"A ed from Aston iIouse Ten dollars reward Vii be paid
getuIneG 10 he VASe " he As;or House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-12
MApANE HARRIS. TELLS ALL TIE Eyrsrs OF LIFE

II y N II
M even your very thoughts tells ~ stolen property sives
uckv numbers, aso, the visiter sWsst Sr@
10 cents
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A STOCK OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS TO
IA sold auction Monday, December IA at II o'clock
1853 Fulton street brooklyn. BY order Of assignee.
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The :. Responsible, Inoognlto.

T. 49,
Z The following correspondence appears IN sne iast
number Of the Richmond South, says the Charleston
Mercury Of the IN. It contains plain acknowledg-
ent that the editors Of the Enquirer do not conduct
tha;r own naner hut the author Of the articles is
v.,v much mistaken if he supposes that he has been
writing under strict incogntto Ihefe ~ we pre-
sumo, but one man in Virginia who could contri'e 10
heap into editorial articles SO much very forciple
trash. $4,000
in the knowing circles that Gov. Henry a. wise was
The author Of the anti-Southern articles that nave
lately filled the editorial columns OF the Richmono
ENQUIRER. On that score we presume NOT the sisnt
est doubt need be entertained now. None but hlgh
official dignitary could wish to preserve str1ct N"
cognito,' = in matters of this kind.
without further remark we submit the correspond
cnce lluded to above:
49, PERSONAL CORRESPONDENCE. '"@
mo- IL
RICHMOND, VA, Monday Evening, 81 o'clock,
August g. 1857.
SRI have to inform you that am the sole and
responsible author Of the editorial article in the Daily
Richmond Enquirer of Friday last, and to which
your own editorial contained in The South of this
morning is intended to reply. Hence Tam the person
whom you have, in various forms Of expression,
charged with malicious Misrepresentation and calun-
NOUS falsehood.
+ Nv own honor and reputation do not permit me to
leave such charges nnnoticed. have the right TO
expect that you will without reservation, retract
such charges and that the retraction will be made in
the same public manner as were the charges them
selves.
Ny friend, Mr.. -, will present to you this note.
A delay in obtaining an interview with Mr.. - has
prevented me from sending it sooner. N1lr
Hoping to receive from you speedy reply, re-
main, Your obedient servant,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be remembered that the 25h July 1851 before the
undersigned Justice the Peace and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Mansoni Secretary of the
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company of New Orleans Who be-
ing sworn according to law, does depoe and the
foregoing just and true and correct transcript
from the books of said Company.
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th July 1851
Signed] G. j. MANSONl, Secretary.
Signedl CHAS. NJ. BRADFORD,
Second Justice of the Peace for parish of Orleans.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved interest Of
Six cent? in cash. outstanding certificates Of profits
to the holders thereof their legal and
after the I'd Monday of August also declare dv
dend OF forty AS cent? the II earned
miums of the for s ending the 18th of june
1851 for which certificates will be issued the 18th September
next and resolved further that after reserving ONE MILLION
DOLLARS of profits that all the outstanding certificates
of the issue of and lc5 and
of the issue Of 1852 be redeemed and paid to the holders thereof
or their legal rep esentatives, as follows
That Of 1850 and after 18th of August next.
That of 1851 on and after 18th of September next.
And IS cent 1852 and after 18th Of October next,
from which date all interest thereon will The
to be produced the time of and cancelled the
tent paid.
THOS. A. ADAMS, President
GEO, JONAS, Vice President.
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-, g,,,..,.. Il 4 A
s s@Aaa's =. - ~ -, 81, 4sga
7. $50 - ,,c,,;,at.a =, .,,o ~
Coi. Hm p. ~ " = ~ s.S
ult, candidate for Congressional honors IN tne
rourtb D3stric4. u committee Of fve-eonsisting o.
= J, q .,,,;...s j., ,,r;,s
Ledoux - y W. .. y
him OF biz nominanon ana solicit ms acceptance
This duty The COMMITTEES performed on the 5th, and
=, -.,r r,.cefn, and harnv termxy I'm. IN " sis
very slAce,al ano nAppy u'i's, ~,
me concuolag psAaelapn =. wy a,,,arS 4
letter is 80 happy and opposite that We appelu -
Here ii IL: is{s ~ M,
NM, ,y.4ct ~ t,o t;me, Ia full Of bright encour-
Ane ael, 49, X ~ .s,. ,,av4x flnr onnonents
sss ~. ... .nnrchased victory in the
nas.a. ~ 1loatinr over the prospect
g ss', n he State elections
= " Y. son;s Iii A. their uty-if they per
Ivy ny ~ "; sverv uarsh and precinct
As " ..e a e &, -. ,frl ia American banner and
n Z. .L.Gy -. tise fr;ensla n American princi
Ivy - y. - A. AInerican party will be Ger
' ~ rscnS ;tnsionai Democracy will be
ss.,,, ~ ~ ~, ~, vldfioSs defeat.
w. $3.50 MY n full. The allu
We 49, S III r.,.a t,aacberv 81 walker and
mon 70 ~ Atzocao0s 80 Z = i !
Buchaaan Ns ~ noW va. ~ l a :. s.e
Fourth n 6e ~ bsefnning 70 reali1e 'ne ihelan-
cholv TT ~ tAeYNere duped last November oniy
u u ". ~ x3yns the s,,cceeding summer we enter.
70 70 b 49, ~, 80, ,ert,a;r batravor and
tain h0Pee 49, A11y Wnl 80. =
Instead Il Ssnding nan 70 washington 70 sustain
MD administration, viii elect man who will scathe
80 s.,,,,,,,s.a Il Il 81 \. IA i,
Hsfe y tne - = ~ ola' ,,oo ,orr
loNE0E, Ia = w sy. zo; ioo 7. i
IedGux ~ ss Sean in receint of yours If the
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All. New IBERIA Attakapas, March l6 1852
In July last, induced to apply the BRIDGEWATER
MINERAL PAINT to Sugar House, aud every respect
has exceeded expectations and the made
by the Agents. Messrs G. c. B0GERT 1t co. cheerfuly
add testimony the embraced in the Agents
Circular and recommend the Planters and Others
the Fire and Water Protector have known. Where
have applied it, has been exposed the since last July
neither bstered cracked and has formed solid
metallic surface which proved entirely impervous
(Sgned JOHN +. MILLER.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans 5
Be remembered that 18th March, 1851 before the
the Peace in and for the city Aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President, and H. r
yier Secretary the Mutual Insurance Of
Orleans who being duly sworn according to law do
that just and true,
correct Transcript from the books of said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
H. P. JANVIER Secretary.
Sworn subscribed this 18th Of March,
A. D. 1857. @. NJ. BRADFORD
Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans.
The Board of Trustees have resolved interest OF six
cash outstanding certificates of profits
the second Monday May and have declared
scrip dividend of THIRTY-FOUR PER CENT. on the net
premiums the year ending February 2s 1857, for
which certificates will be issued aud after the first day Of
June, 1857. CHARLES BRIGGS President.
A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
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When The flight Of Guizot and Louis Philippe was
the fresh talk OF London writer of great parts
was abusing the revolution, and plying Guizot
:" You see, he observed, " Guizot and | are both
historians Werow in the same boat Aye, Aye
said Jerrold, I" but not with the same sculls.'
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s Certificate of the Ne,o Orleans Underwriters.
The undersigned Underwriters having confidence in til
BRIDGEWATER PAINT for the covering of single roof
frame buildings, will at all times give those fire risks
preference where the Bridgewater Paint is used.
L. MATHEWS, Agent Sun Mutual Insurance Company.
I, A. ADAMS Pres't Crescent =.
, A. BROTHER, Prest Home =. :,
j. PEMBERT0N, Pres't N. O. :. :.
EDWARD OGDEN, Agent General Mutual :.
CHAS. BRIGGS Agent Liverpool and London :.
SAML. F. ASHTON, Agent Delaware Mutual :.
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Politeness Of Mr.. -
mo. 81
mo. 81 e
RICHMOND, Va, Tuesday morning, |
y H ia ofcIneE Aun 4 1QS5

Ffspt, No. 81 I'D
RICHMOND, Va, Tuesday morning,
a8as liz o'clock, Aug. 4, 1857.
Sir: Mr.. 49, has Just presented me your note Of
this morning Iayow to You, without hesitation Or
anirer, to which you refer, was careful to avoid
everything which could bear the constructonof per-
sonal dscourtesy or oense to yourself. Ihaye been
and am determined to express the views which
honestly entertain as to your political position but
never did intend to offer you personal discourtesy
or offense. 5.@ W. gt
take the liberty to add, that in writing for the
Enquirer, / have preserved strict incognito. You
are aware trust, that have not concealed my name
from any desire to avoid proper responsibility. My
confidence in this matter has been unayodably ex-
tended to yourself still desire to remain unknown
as writer for the Enquirer You will recognize the
proprety Of preserving involate the confidence which
Ihave been obliged to extend to yourself-eyen in
the published explanation which yon propose, in COM
piance with the suggestion contained in my note of
yesterday.
Mr.. will hand you this note.
Your obedient servant, 81"
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will hand you this note.
Your Obedient servant,
To Roger A. Pryor, Esq, present.
mo. Al
RICHMOND, August 4th, 1857.

RICHMOND, August 4th, 1857.
past 10 o'clock.
Sir: Your note of this days date Qla o'clock,l
has just been delivered to me by Mr.. 49,. Inow,
without hesitation OF reservation, withdraw the
charges which you construe to reflect on your honor
and reputation. Let me assure you that never for
moment suspected you to conceal your name from
any desire to avoid proper responsibility. l shall
most scrupulousy preserve involate the confidence
which you have been obliged to extend to me. OF
course l had to communicate the fact to the few
friends whom consulted but they will not divulge
it against my special request.
*, X Your obedent servant,
q ROGER A. PRYOR.
Politeness of Mr.. T. P. Chisman.
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INSURANCE.

0FElGE ON THE CRESCENT MUTUAL
- - INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS. = In
VITA the requirements of their charter, the
ment viz: = - -
Amount Of Premiums received for year ending
juno 30, 1s57..... Ss4s a5S es
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camp of the Democracy of this parish. Many mem
bers OF the party residing in the country dssatis
fled with the action OF the convention held at this
place. on the 25th ult, and demand that another shall
be called. shreveport Southwestern, 9th inst.
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To R. A. Pryor, ESQ, present.

mo 81
FL RICHMOND, August 4, 1857.
Sir: The article in The South, OF which you COM
plain was written in reply to the article in the En-
quirer, of which you ayow the authorship. The
charges you expect to retract responsive to
injurious reflections upon myself in the article in the
Enquirer. When have an assurance that no perso-
nal discourtesy or offence was intended to be offered
me by the article in the Enquirer, shall be ready to
comply with your request
4l Your obedient servant,
A 4 ROGER A. Pryor.
pnlitanasa of Mr. FN71
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

a. PRINCE Of Princeton Mississippi says that their dm
ssean It SC
ns It article all the
sna as one Of the important items in their
nj In that section they great many negro chill
aren ~ pg se1ses pain in the bowels but
children .fsnah s sp sss Vssy %
s,S qy Ss f t tn
s s sss dEE.
D3SQ1TEosMtT r IIasosoELANHD's oELEsRArED GER
49, b. eis n IcRses, " fH.4D..ru4 Pa
nss ssr Of
as c sast
- tt,on ton, Inward Pilee
v,l Head Aeidity Of the stomach,
Fullness or weight in The Stomach, Sour
hasaons Sinking or Flaering at the Pit
and aiiss 'ns tssf as ha,F ese..
uass wsSs whss yEp Dim
Pain in :, The e. He'd 3d. DEFICIENCY IF Pesprson Yenw
Chest %s ts SUDDEN SUP i n F sds' s q
stant Imaginngs Of Evil
and u sf seiri RsPe sis
preparation does 50 with feeling of the utmost
mended 1'S'' WHICH IL S recon-
reputation by an similar prepraons ex
tan The testimony in its favor given by the prominent
Immense and careful pernsa of the Almanac pub.
shed annually by the proprietor and be had gratis
remedy is really deserving the great celebrity obaineo
sdelphia, Pa.
TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA.
The German Btes superior to all preparations In
90 , JACKSON, La, August h. 1854.
Dear sI feel bound express my qualification to you for
the ncaculable benefit have derived from
bem to BE- se them be al ya
public safe and remedy diseases they ara In
tended for and superior to all other
THE BirTERs ALI THEY ARE REsENTEb = rs BIZ
JACKSON, La, August 20, 1854.
they be- and cheerfuy them
to the public as an excellent medicine.
Respectfully, yours, ". F. FAULKNER
HARRrsoNBuRG, La, May g. 1858.
Your German Bitters is very valuable medicine. have
disposed Of all received from YOU and wish supply i'm
nsdiately.
DE-. kArBoLD QUAIL sAzs! 49,, 80.
have for the last year the Bers by
medicine Of the kind be readily sold here and BE-
Heye that less than there will be
vicinity than in any other part OF the country.
Dr. RABE says: FRANKLIN, La, juno "A, 1889.
Your German Bers have become very popular here and
wish fresh supply immediately.
L. A. ADAMS co. say:
richmond, La, June 2, 1855.
them.
You should bear in mind that these entirely vege
table, thereby possessing the
tons recommended for similar Diseases
Sold by Druggists and Storekeepers every town village
J. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
su6 lvdW&A New Orleans.
7 WRIGHT q CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
viii thpvnf IN
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A dispatch of the 9th inst, from Boston saws:
Information has just been received here that on the
22d of july gale occurred on the north shore Of ST.
Johns, accompanied by great loss of life Sixty
boats are supposed to have been lost. Fifty dead
bodies have been picked up.
1t is calculated that there were 200 boats employed
in fishing. Many more disasters are feared. One
hundred and thirty American fishermen had put into
port at Prince Edwards Island for shelter, and mum
Der of fishing beats have drfted ashore. 4