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AND
BOW LING ALLEY

TNHE undersigned having just returned from trir
l. to the States, with the largest choicest and best
assortment of
WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS, OYS
TIERS, LOBSTERS, S-iRDINES. &c.
ever brought to the Territory and again become sole
proprietor of the above establishment would hereby
inform the citizens of Olympia and sporting gentry
generally that he is determined to keep TIP TOR sa.
loon. Those wishing to pass off few leisure hours
can do no more agreeably and PRoFETABLY than at
this favorite resort.
splendid billiard table is attached to the premises
as well as the necessary ictasn for PLAYING the game
of pool. good ball alley, in excellent order, also
ready for the use Of such desire induging" in
healthy exercise.
Prepared oysters, lobsters clans, sarlines. corn.
etc. furnished to private parties, in French style" at
the shortest notice.
J. J. WESTBRoOK.
Olympia, July 81, 1857 no.36.tf
, 1858-03-26
United states pistrict Court.


THE regular sessions Of the United States District
l. Court as fixed by majority of the Judges Of the
Supreme Court, are as follOws:--
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT
At Vancouver, I'd Monday in April, and
lst Monday in October.
Associate Justice o. B. McFADDEN, presiding
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
At Olympia, ID Monday in March, and
LIST Monday in September.
Chief Justice EDWARD LANDER, presiding.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
At Coveand, I'd Monday in February, and
LIST Monday in August.
Associate Justice +. A. CnENOwETH presiding
The duration of the terms are limited to a period OF
three weeks, but may be adjourned before the expiS
tiOn Of that time.
By order Of a majority Of the JuDGEs
Olympia, March I, 1851. tfnOI5.
A Varied assortment of Shaving aud Toilet soap
"A Perumeries, Bears Oil, Pomade, Essential OD''
(c ~ hn
, 1858-03-26

THE PROPRIETOR has recently erected, in con.
Il nectOn with, and as part Of the d" Washington
Hotel" large two story buiding-2O byG0 feet
BY which he is enabled 10 provide the travelling public
with larger number OF capaciOus, comfortable and
excelently ventilated apartments than he afforded
BY any other public house In Washington Territory.
Al idea Of his ability 20 accommodate the public may
BE- judged from the aet that the Hotel contains twe
ty-hve prlvate rOoms-(exclnsive Of family apart
parl0s.
Thankful 10 the public for the liberal patronage
hretoforo extendedto 70 the proprietor and having thus
be can rpnder the sqourn Of strangers with him com
iorabe and pleasant. and palms shall be spared "a
set his table e well q any In lke business.
Beds and bedrooms furnished 10 such as may desrS
them.
Board BY Che day and week
A good stable Is attached 10 this establishment
which will be amply supplied with forage for the ac
eommodation Of animals OF the travelling public.
A share Of public patronage is respectfully soil
cited. =. u =. = O. =. 7.4f., . - NJ. ~
oIrHrIA. Dec. lth, 1857 n2iy
, 1858-03-26
THE eRAsFENBERG COMPANY.
lHE GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE


Are considered The standard PHI Of the day, and
are infinitely superior 70 any Pill before the public.
porgaS he boOd ~ he bowels, liver, kidneys and
pkia-
, 1858-03-26
N o TIOE
NOTICE.

TAMES X. HURD Is my authorized Agent during
y my absence, and Is provided with the necessary
Power of Attorney
ISAAC I. STEVENS.
Olympia, Sept. Is, 1867. n
, 1858-03-26
TOWN RESIDENCE FOR SAIF

TNDlGo-Madder, Ext. Logwood, Copperas. Arns,
to and Hair ColOring Stufs constantly on hama a,
the PUGET SOUND DRUG STORE :"
, 1858-03-26
GRAEFENBERG MANUEL OF
rrr1 A sI,rr

A handsomely printed. volame Of 800 pages, con
else and extremely pain descriptions Of all manner
dissases, their symptoms and treatment Every fam
~ should have one Price only 70 Cents. IL vii
Be- sent, pest paid, b any post Office in California
Oregon. The receipt oi Is cents by mail express
Addess Redington and Co.. San Francisco.
Ihs Graeienbetg Medicines for sale by all Drug
gi1i1 and Ap0ihecaries throughout the country.
, 1858-03-26
M. r. BURNS,
TIEYsE0I.AGEs SVGRBDSy, & DUULIsT
-OFFIC
MKT DOOR TO WILSON DUNLAP's,
DIain Sired, Olympia, W. T.

nR NJ. P. BURNS returns his sincere thanks for
II the liberal share of patronage he has received the
past hye years from a discerning public.
DR.. Burns can be consulted daily at his office, ex.
cePt when absent on professional business. Those re-
siding at a distance can do so by mail
genuine supplyof MEDICINES constantly on
hand
N. B.-Particular attention paid to diseases Of the
Eyes, and Chronic diseases Of the Blood.
Olympia, April 8, 1857. y-no.2O.
, 1858-03-26
GRAEFRNBBRG HEALTH BIT.

Iheae DlIeIs are bkllfafY and ELEGANTLY prepare
from number Of inyig0rAtng healthy roots, bark
herl and pinea. An Invaluable tonic and health rc
torrr.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-09

and soiiman Paeha defeated near Beyrout by the
British and Turks under selim Pacha and Napier,
with the loss Of 1000 men.
1sS6-Death of Martha Randolph, last surviving
daughter Of Thomas Jefferson, aged 70.
ISl2-yeraya, Russia, recovered from the French
by the Russians under Dorochoff
lS06-Bloody battle at the Bridge Of saaltield' IN
saxony the Prussans defeated, aud Prince ferdl.
nand killed, by the French under Suchet.
1792-Death of Lord Mulgraye, Who when Capt.
Phpps in the British service once undertook direct
voyage to The North Pole but didn't get there
l7S7--Surrender of Amsterdam to the Prussans
under the Duke Of Brunswick. Before the surrender
the Dutch got so dry that they gave shilling quart
for water.
I7sO-Terrifc hurrieanein the West Indies, lasting
As hours several towns leyeed to the earth several
hundred vessels wrecked in the different ports and
many thousand lives lost
l775-Gen, Gage sailed from Boston, leaving Howe
as his successor in command of the British forces.
l747-The French worsted in a sea-fght with the
British; eight of their battle-ships taken,
15S2-Adoption of the new style in France this
day being accounted the Goth.
B. c. 432-Battle of PotidRa, on its revolt from the
Athenians, in which Alcibiades and Socrates took
distinguished parts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-09
Anniversary Events--Oot. 9.


Rehabilitation of treaty between Great Britain
and Japan,
ls4o-Riot between the "killers'' and the negroes
in Philadelphia.
l847-sweden abolished slavery in the island Of
ST. Bartholomew and her other dependencies.
183l-Capo DIstras, President of Greece, assassi-
mated by one of his own countrymeu.
1s26-Death of Charles Mills, the English hsto-
ran.
l8l3-The British retired from their station before
Fort George
lSl2-Lieut Elliott and SO men took the British
ships Caledonia and Detroit, on Lake Erie; one Of
them was burnt, with cargo worth $2g00g0.
ls00-Great storm at Boston.
ls0G-Battle of Schleitz, in which Bernadotte de-
feated 10000 Prussians.
ls05-Battle Of Guntzburg, in which Bonaparte
defeated Prince Ferdinand.
lsO3-Fnncha Madeira, swept into the ocean by
deuge from the mountain side The rocky founda.
tion Of the city was left perfectly clean and bare
and only one human being, a baby, escaped death
The deuge was supposed to have proceeded from an
enormous waterspout which struck the mountain
17sl-The French and Americans opened their
batteries on the British at Yorktown.
1779-The French and Americans, under D 'Estaing
out success. In this affair the brave Pulaski was
killed, Same day, riot in Manchester, England, on
account of tile introduction of Arkwrights machn.
cry for spinning.
I772-Christau jacobson Daclkenburg died at
Aarhns, Denmark, at the respectable age Of It6.
l76o-Bern taken and sacked by the Russians
and AUstrians.
l747-Jonas Snrrington died near Bergen, Nor
way, at the wonderful age Of 1859; retaining his fac
ulties to the last.
1745-The French teok Flanders.
i7S3-Seven hundred British troops withdrawn
from Gibraltar to defend the planters Of Jamaica
from their slaves.
17ll-Ihe British ship Edgar, 70 guns, and 400
people on board, blew up at Portsmouth, N. H.; being
Que of the fleet which had returned from an unsue
eessful expedition against Canada
1707-lhe Deyonshire man-ol-war blown mn. in de.
tending a feet Of British merchantmen. of Lizard
Point.
l8l6-The whole order Of English Bishops abol.
ished by Parliament.
1G42-First commencement at Harvard College
nine candidates took the degree of Alb.
l326-Hugh Spencer hung at Bristol, which city
he had defended from the assaults of Queen Isabella
l92-Riehard Of England embarked from Pales
tine in a single ship.
1ol7-Dea1h of Pope Clement II.
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.VesO Etssit1lsos
BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
New Orleans, In.

New Orleans. In,
The members Of the above Association hereby notified
that the following Brothers constitute the General Relief Com
mifee, and are ready to attend On the sick
Presidential. VIEIRA. corner of St. Ann and Boprbon
streets,
First Tice-Presdeut-A, PONS E VALENCIA, 81 Love
street
Second VicePresident-JosE BAR8A, Jr $50 Old Levee
street
Secretary-ANTHoNY SAMBOLA, I3S Old Levee street.
TreasureT-F j. DA COSTA corner Frenchmen and Great
men streets. r,,.r,,
COLLECTIONS ESI"BAN Ruff 10 Bagatelle street, STE
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Southern Entegp1,tse .9Is9aa9
p M Err Us
PATENT CORN HUsKING MACHINE.
FE'aft Paper! gv'esH Essss5e1ss

BAUMBACH d EYERs
RH0LEsALE AND RETAIL nEALRRa
French aad American Paper kFanMfmga
BORDERS, CORNERS, OAKS ANp
MARBLES th svaEy gAEiss
65 CHARTERS STREET.
Partienar attention pnd n III Mn2B 1870
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-09
&c 1900 c3rescent.

aS The WERK1Y CRESCENT, issued this morning
contains all the latest information received, foreign
and domestic by maitland telegraph, together with
large amount of interesting miscellaneous matter.
Persons wishing To obtain copies for the mail can
procure them, done up in strong wrappers, at the
0fice, No. 10 Camp street, or atJ c. Morgan Co.'S
Bookstores, Exchange and Commercial Places.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-09
Removed
FROM Is TO II ROYAL STREET.
sEWELL T. TAYLOR,
No. II R yal street.
Read EYsis

u !, ~, p,,,,, NEw oRLEANs, August H. 1855
Dear srPhe twentyour inch Mill which purchased frem
you for Mr. Paekwood panAion has been attached 60
the sugarniii engine, and in operation last week a
much pleased with In every respect both regard Bla
pey durability, and quantity 1t gFInds. timed the ai
when IN operation several times and found to my surprise that
the mil was grinding one bushe nute therefore expses
the mill TO grind regularly thirty bushels per hour with ess
10 Sugar Planters would especially Recommend your Mills
believing them to be superior to any mill ever manufactured
Yours, respectfully
snl4 2ptf JOHN S. MCDONALD, Engineer,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-09
q. Career GompGng,s
PATENT IMPROVED COTTON GIN

The undersigned. sole manufacturers under E. CARVER
psenso 1885 ls45and l8s have permanently Al
Office and Wasehouseat No 10 GRAyIER STREET and ar
now prepared to furnish Planters Merchants any slE
oEths celebrated GIN
They it unnecessary detats adyantsgesever oth
its numberla nov
using it are sacantto confirm Its high reputation and
makeits adoption still more general.
ns 2ply q. CARVER COMPANY.
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70 AL1 RaRsoNs ENaAa10 y 99e nAVLINa ggsE

TO ALL PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE HAULING BUSI-
NESS
have made essential and important improvement in the
construction of the Wagon invented by me- use
probably by many of the cotton presses draynen
this city. The improvement makes perfect economy of
and in regard stock well toughest pave
those streets paved with square stones 10 all
erested, cordially invite 10 cali at the Office Of BELKN8P q
SEARS No. 100 GraYer street. where model exhibition
will take pleasure experimenting the making Of for
any person who may wish to adop the wagon.
BENZ. S. HARRISON
New Orleans, July 81 1855 jy22 2ptf
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GENERAL NAEEER Gen, VIM. Walker, whom the
telegraph would fin invest with the quality Of nbia.
aity, arrived in Mobile Wednesday last, in com.
pany with Col Natzmer. The Advertiser saws tbey
are the guests Of Col Hessee
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-09

lsl9-A memorial for the annexation Of Canada to
the United States received in a few hours the sig.
natures q 500 If the most respectable and apuent
eitzeasof Montreal,
l8lQ-ghe Egyptian army under Ibralim Pacha
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-09

THE RICHMOND DUEL-The Montgomery Confed-
GRAFTON says that it is apprehended that the Hon,
Sherard Clemens, NJ. G., who was severely wounded
in the late duel with O. Jennings Wise, one of the
associate editors of the Richmond Enquirer, is not
likely to recover. AT the fourth fire. it will he recol.
lected, Clemens was wounded in the hip joint and
there are evidences of modification having taken
place. Mr.. Clemens was prominent member of the
Methodist Church. and is constantly surrounded and
every possible attention paid by his religious asoci-
ates as well as others.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-09

SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER Q, 1858.
a Nh. .. r. German has our thanks for late
9iaTpTe
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NORTHERN PoarASo.-The editor Of the Baltimore
Patriot hos seen two fine Pompano fsh taken in Ghes
apeake Bay. He believes they are the first ever
caught in those waters.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-09

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES The firm Of Icheberger q
Celac has been dissolved and Mr.. Gaune having pur-
chased the interest Of NV caac has gone into bust
ness with Ne. Eichelherger. The style of the new
firm y 3 Game & Eichelberger, and the business is
to he continued at the same old place, No. 1879
Chaftres street.
Neasfs Sampson Blossman and Isaac N, Philips
have formed copartnership for carrying on the gen.
sral aaetoneering and commission business. The
name and style Of the firm is Blossman & Philips,
and the ofiice y at No, 81 ST. Ann street.
We refer TO the cards elsewhere
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-09
New arIeans. March 1s1ss.

New Orleans, March 10 1853.
Mr, Coins: have been using yopr zaperiapeun2' for
aula that have sered with this eighteen years, hay
ing during that time been operated upon by Johnson ST.
Louis without IAave been induced try your Ka
perlapel aad must confess, with perfect satisfaction, and
from It's beneficial results anticipate speedy cure.
AMOS HTsHT0WER,
Conf street, Robinson street,
m25 mt New CfteHns.
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81 Heyia street,
NFr ORLEANS

New Orleans. March IL 1858.
have used Coins Eaperapeum for chls fever and
thas cured eaeiy believe viii when everything
else tails, A, W. SMITH,
NrIeAna
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-09

pFelcEs ron RENr.-At the corner Of st. Charles
aaa 9p stEss several ane upstairs Offices are ID be haa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-09

eHeR@ SUGAR AND CANDIES Supplies Of these
ses sA q the best have been received By Charles r
sssy IehoapAoalas aad a Grower stsee Sea AL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-09

BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION or THE Sous or LOUIS
lama This large and noble mutual aid society has
completed its election Of officers, committees, etc,
for ths ensuing year "A full list of the same is adj.
yertised n the appropriate part Of cur paper with
other matters, interesting To ALI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-09
No.l0 hagsaias tfsaa.
81 4 g. oAP etc

constantly receiving Pm
Cashmere. Panama Leghorn, Straw, Loaf aE aa
Wool THAT'S, atth toBest market prices, by
FROST u Cos
IyIs2p&W No 10 sisgszas ssssst.
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10 me Cittsel,s

OF
LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI,
ALABAMA, ARKANSAS,
FLORIDA, TENNESSEE,
AND TEXAS.
VoitIncr schnapps,
Ltoyal SchnRpps,
Roberts SchnRpps.
NIedfcnteCR Schnapps,
A. WooIf Schnapps,
Wolff IL Co. .Sehnapps,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-09

DREADFUL MORTALITY AT SEA.-The schooner
E. French of Virginia. arrived at New York on the
% inst from Hogg Island, reports that schooner
from the West Indies, put in the latter place audrun
ashore on Ship Shoal Inlet All bands, excepting
the captain and cook, had died from fever. Assist.
ance had been sent her.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-09

Ee9R paLR -Messrs Aackey & Morris. NJ. 81
issa sst bag9 lggse los q hogsheas bpap poles On
Aaaa segsag4riisamsa
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9ERMst
m Crescent vii served e. inihs
III AZ carly very raoruiue, tsandaya
SID year. in aayanea; hafyeary and quarterly al the
8Taies4 or 28eensa week, payable TO the carriers.
tfse1ae1tts per squarearst insafton,in stesseFt
Sl for every subsequent Insertion, 80 cents
Advertisements Oh second page ore charged u tof every
insertion.
1T Intervals will % charged VI Per
aqaaFe Tor every insertion.
Advertisements no marked, VIA be published one month, q
r and charged accordingly no advertisement or sub
eca86n will until a arrearages are paid atthe
option Of se rrsprietofs.
viii be inside 70 regular advertisers
fHE DAILY CRESCENT
M which renders It desirahlemedium for adyer
ti As F4FrlY PAPER cirenlstes largely, reaching
hunarsds homes early hour, and being read
approach VI business hours, consequently articles
r family uss may b adyautageousy published in lis
csiaiaus
Tine WE EKhY GRE SCENT
aassd every Monday morning at 50 year, invariably IN
aaeaaee Having exteusiye circulation throughout Lon
ssaas Mississippi, Arkansas, Alabama Texas, and other
presents favorable to advertisers ofmaking
their commodities known, Advertisements in
seftea for 81 per square. aahiusertion.
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Henry EejsR,
Boots, shoes ana 8rog.95I..

AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied With prime Ditchlnp BOoxa raa3
BRoaAFs, Wool, Mexican, Palm Leaf, sttae sa gan
poaohy HATS, ~ the lowest market prices, By
FROST d Co,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-09

n3- Among the absentees Rho have returned from
their business jannts notice our venerable neigh.
boz and patriarchal banker, Jacob Barker He, like
many others, looksas hearty and rugged as though
he bad been in the city all the season.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-09
Calpettisgs.
Crr,a,ettt.qs.

TODD & CO.,
No. 1870 Canal street, near Royal.
TouRo BUILDINGS,
Have received Cahewb and ships Belle of the
Ocean, Forest King Northampton Tanquebar and Maid Of
Orleans, large and splendid assortment Of
WILTON, ADMINISTER,
MEDALLION VELvETs
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
8-PLY and INGRAM
CARPE TINGS AND RUGS,
ABOUT $4,000 WORTH
OF which was obtained from the ASSIGNEE OF AN IN
SOLVENT CONCERN,
Ata AVERY GREAT REDUCTION from cost of lmporta.
ton and will be sold prices as all will acknowledge are
Great Bargains!
An idea may be formed 10y the following prices
BRUSSELS CARPETS, New Patterns. ,...... IS cents
TAPESTRIES 81 u to 81 % Former prices 81 50 81 IS
NELYEFS, 80 to 10 =. 225to rs
WILTON, 200 3m
MED ALLION VELVETS, 81 % 3gO
Also
SHADES AND CoRNICEs,
Transparent WINDOW SHADES,
New styles
Gel 2g6t CoRNIcEs New Patterns aud Cheap.
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Cos FtCflEr ss.
Lea s. Per,,tass'

LSS2 . 4 ~eE,5'SRGS
CELEBRATED
WOR CFSTERSHIRE SAUCE
Pronounced by Gomoisseurs
To be-
THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE.
AND Applicable 10 ETERK sT1R1ETT5 or DISH.
Extract of letter from Medical gentleman at Madras to
his brother at Worcester under dpte Of May, 1851
TELL LEA PERKINS that their SAUCE is highly es-
teemed in India and is in my opinion The palatbie
well as the most wholesome Sauce that is made.'
Extensive Frauds!
The only Medal awarded by the Jury of the New York Exhi
btion of Foreign Sauces. obtaincd BY LEA PERRIN
for their WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. The wold-wide
fame Of which having led to F0RGERIg, pur-
chasers requested that the Of LEA PER
RIMS upon the WRAPPER, LABEL. STOPPER and
BOTTLE.
LEA PERKINS VIII proceed against any oneinfringing,
either by manufacturing vending spurious Sauce and have
instructed their correspondents in various parts the world
advise them amy heterogeneous Sole Wholesale Agents for
the United States.
JOHN DUNCAN & SONS,
406 Broadway, New York
stock always in Also orders for direct
shipment from England. aulG 2n1y
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Persons wishing to obtain copies Aof tle Inah eah
procure them, done MP in strong wrappers, az the
ofice, No. 10 Camp street,or at ~ c. Morgan Co.'s
bookstores, Exchange and Commercial Places.
$50
Wen, the inquiry will be made en- the flags this
morning, what is going ops Being the last day Of
the week, and the day Of departure OF the coast
packets with other packets for the West very busy
tl,rro,,,I,f,ro, IA s,rs ~ 10 crowded In
- ta,, ,;tivons ,,;tb
,.s IA, oit;ya,s fro,,, a. F,st North
@ ssa'aa.ss - e,ssu 1 9n s0 l.I1 ~. aO,o
ation that business has already resumed the usual
aatannal actlyEy Ihe talE H, that We ere making
remarkably good commencement OF the seasons
operations. IfeEe vas q course, the usual talk On
sickness and its continuance. 1t will soon run its
mad moi been for the inilux Of strangers We shall
have iii Wait for frost for its entire cessation If
i,srsona win rafair from on,;, ;rt
ss
sAe Sty
In ls24s in 1920, IN in lS4I in 1858, the fever
ceased hefare frost How is st iii Cuba where there
So sol ~ tos, ,.,ti,,, a.1l ,,,,,T, e,r r,-t9 IT,
S'l E
comes ana GOES III TUG spring oi Ihe year. OF III
june and riVfQns its course without the interyen-
tonsof cola Of frosty weather.
There was d chau9e in the weather Yesterday
n,rai,g fnt ~ cIilin, l,iosfs f,ilo,o7 Il. IN,
11.,ssa ~ ~ g's7 t0lo"eu tns to,S
light Aortherly winds Undoubtedly, itcan be safely
he talk Ill that tie diagnosis Of the fever il now
g;tga battsr understood ~ ~ nedicaI ,rofession
ssM1 Y'91 n ~ iieuieat P'oteSoiou
il more thanappaFent that the disease is very little
fatfar nuderstood ar its general manapement any
s,oeasse,4 III, !, 'as +t;rt,, "a FFt,, Gov,
GIL tia sa. Nv Y,..t..- rrt,.-s II ..5z -.
ago III WIG atys O Doctois floou, baVldson hosels
Aar, landolphJ Mercer, Neu and Marshall, whose
IN, 1,,,o,.,,al III
= FD'N
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Il Card.

3 an
81 S u L 2 HIT u OF LIME.
oNl2e' NO. % Et"S"1 street.
or4o- n ,,.t,,..tr ,,, ---.;,.,,,,., ~,
PHIrE or Lr,rE and 10 rufr,.b 4 Il ,n,, o,tt.. ~ =
be ordered, have disposed Of my drug estalt.hmsnt
in this city, aud devote my time exclusively to the man
afaeare Of Bi-suLPIiIra OF LIME.
rntsrs aud Merchants can rey upon having all of their
order supplied with PURE ARTICLE, as have, during
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co. = S's' 10 ''ssf 'S'
Received by sbp Nutemqrg, from Irayre fresh as ort
tnS0' IN
Linen S"lfIS'
COTTON AND LINEN STIIRTS,
LINEN SHIRT BoSoNS,
EMBROIDERED SHIRT B0SOMs,
sUsPEYDERs.
COLLARS sto otc otc
NOV o. '' '
I-iO1F " FLNSAkD,
% and Is Royal street.
sel3 2Dtf corner of Blnyie.
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THE DIAMOND HAIR CUTTING. a. SHAVING
SALOON
Has bean reu.,y,a1 In