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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-06-23

26 Trumaker u lIvh, Lancaster co. at $9M9%
25 Jno. Grouse, Ohio 500
25 A. Hackman, Lancaster co. 8@9tS
So d. Eckman do 9C09i%
23 John Caultlnan a do 9ta@93i
$ John Hoseter do 9m03f@
IL J. Shuhy, Chester CO.. 9@9ls
48 w. C. Mulhoand Ohio 909aI
80 s. j. Crothcrs Washington co. 9@9t5
20 John Griuc, Lebanon co. 9@9ls
25 VIM. Fuller, Fayettc co. 9@9'G
40 Bidde & Berry DO t9@9l.
24 A. Kennedy, Chester co: 81l@9I
q j. Hutton, Va 93i
II Alexander e. Rutt, III ,a 9@9t.
II j. Kahn, Va 33a& ~, 500
AZ Murphy Il Cassady DO 8@19A
II D. Lehman, Franklin co. 909tS
20 John Wardcll, Lancaster co. 9@91.
"A NJ Grubb do 500
81 A. Reedcba,gf, Lebanon co. 9@9t.
20 John Wait, Ohio. ....,i -e.,t 500
About 5000 Sheep were at market, and sold
at from SO to IS each, equal to 8@Slac dress
ed. Sales dull. s
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-06-23
Philadelphia attic Market.

IHIhADELPHIA, June Is.
Some ,450 head of Beef Cattle were offered
at market this week; the quantity shows an in
crease, and the prices are rather lower, beiug
25c the 100 lbs less !han last week, and the
sales went slow at that About $50 head were
disposed of at WardeIrs Avenue droue yard, as
follows:
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nAoNIFIoENT soHEMEIi

WORE THAN oSs PRIZE TO sVERF FIVE T7CKszs-
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Yesterday was smother quiet day. There appeared
to be nothing doing except talking. There was con-
siderable of that going on--a good deal of which
was about frost and its consequences. The inquiry
is made OF Us II cotton is safe at l2ci All we can
say is, think 1t is safe, very safe for planters to
accept of it. We believe we discern the germ OF
speculation in the article predicated in the late cold
weather. We also learn that dispatches were received
yesterday from Memphis, giving sccounts offs severe
frost in that vicinity on the night Of the Goth inst.
1t is time to consider and pause the position Of
cotton or rather to reflect deeply on the future Pos
sihly we may come under the appeaton Of old fogy,
if we allude to these frosty accounts We have pre-
cedents for our opinion as will appear by the follow
ing promising that the crop Of 1851 reached 900
bales.
The following is from the Columbus (Ga) Times,
May g. 1851: Aa
n Jack Frost has been a. busy in other neighbor-
hoods as he has been in this think the avenues Of
commerce in other markets will exhibit as it does
here horrid elongaton in the physiognomy OF
planters, and corresponding foreshortenng in the
countenances OF the cation holders Of the I'd May
1851. We are informed on good authority that the
effects OF the frost the I'd instant bias been very
injurious to the growing crop; and Judging from the
variabeness and hackwardness OK the season, as we
have personally experienced il, can only say that
~
plant is Totally independent Of the seasons One
fifty acre field. nine miles from Colunbns, has been
entirely destroyed by the late frost, and we Judge
this but shadowing of the news to reach us from
this onward.
Here is another old fogy memorandum OF 7th May,
1851:
Bya teIegnphic dispatch from Memphis, we learn
that frost took place in that neghborhood on the
morning Of the 9Th instant, followed BY very cold
weather the next day. Nearly all the cotton that was
up was killed.
Our marine list is filled with arrivals Of boats and
heavy loads Of produce. The receiving and forward
ing business on the levee is unusually active for the
season of the year. 1t would appear there are pro
visions and breadstnfs now arriving sufficient TO feed
all Europe. There very few arrivals from sea re-
ported below yesterday. E
The steamers news of the l4th inst did not come
through as expected.
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We did not receive our usual files of Panama papers
last night and our news from the South Pacific coast
is meagre in consequence In the Dia15o dc la
Marina, OF Havana we see it stated that the most
important news from this quarter is the approach
ing pacifcation Of Peru as the result OF General
Castillo, having succeeded in reducing the city Of
Arequipa though at the cost Of much bloodshed. 1t
is stated that the bombardment commenced on the
9Th u and lasted 50 hours, ard that during this time
the loss both sides amounted TO about 5000 killed
and 1000 Wounded a dsproportion which would seem
more reasonable If reversed Castilla's force was
$500 men.
Yiranco, the leader OF the revolutionary forces,
had fed into Bolivia and it ia said that Cen Cas-
ta, displeased with the favor shown him and his
party by that Government threatens against the
latter,
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Great Lo.sisiane. Remedy.



The proprietor and sole manufacturer presents this
ton the public remedy Of value for variety Of
very troublesome dangerous diseases after twenty
years. experience In its efficacy.
He safely is a cniaseous Diseases Of the
SKIN for Badness DandIu in the HAIR DsorgAnEson Of the
Digestive orans Chis and Fever Billions Chagres and In
temen Fever Diseases Of the Liver ard Kidneys Female
Complaints ETC. And in proof that he does good
grounds he would respectfully cell the attention Of tho public
following certificates from persons living in this city
Now Orleans January -, 1888.
LIB GoinsDear SIR On my from A-pnwall 10 July
last had attack Of Chagres fever and after trying
every imaginable remedy without eff e induced try
your Raperlapeum Fever and Ague Tonic and happy
to say that although months since took the first
dose Lhavc been troubled with chill since and have
every reason believe that medicine has had the effect Of
en- rely removing the disease from my SYSTEM 1t therefore
affords me pleasure recommend valuable medi
clue Respectfully yours,
L. A. CLARK.
"A Drysdes street,
New Orleans, La
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"ALAnnlSn AT THE ANrnrHRArgR To.NIGuT.
The mnltitudinous lovers OF the Marsh Children will
have the opportunity Of seeing them tonight for the
first time, in representation Of that gorgeous tale
from the Arabian Nights, " Aladdin, or the Wonder
fol Lamp The piece has been a long time in pre-
paraton and in rehearsal blythe Children, and is to be
produced with splendid new sceneries and costumes,
which have involved heavy expense 10 the managers
The libenity Of Messrs. Spalding & Rogers-,her
interchangeable determination to please, and to keep
up the popularity Of their elegant place Of amuse-
ment, have never been better displayed than they
will be in the representation Of Aladdin tonight
The piece has never been played by the Children be-
fore, and Mr. Marsh has been at much trouble, with
his assistant tutors, Ia bringing them to the perec
ton necessary TO a successful FIRST performance.
There are many tricks, transformations, and fine
scenic effects, necessary to & Aladdin which have
been properly provided for and unless We are greatly
mistaken the piece will prove Of the comple.ess
tripmphs ever achieved at the Amphiiheater-cer-
tainly the greatest achieved BY the Marsh troupe.
We shall look for great crowd tonight, and on
every succeeding night Of the representation Of
+" Aladdin
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DR.. G. P. CRANE,
Whose successful treatment In Diseases OF tho Throat md
Lungs by the inhalation OF and Medical Va
por well known be the only reliable and philosophical
process OF ecng cure those and desperate
cases which bid defiance the ordinary rules Of practice has
established PERMANENT OFFICE and INSTITUTE for
the thorough Of all Chronic and Functional Diseases by
means Of Yergnes' Eectro Chemical Baths, GaVanisTn and
Electro Magnetism.
For the OF those afflicted with Diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs aud unable visit the city who desire
suaion t Of Questions has been prepared and viii be for
warded on application to Or. c.,
No. l1 ST. JOSEPH STREET. NEW ORLEANS.
lnhslng Apparatus Medicines forwarded according to
the descriptions received in each particular Patients from
the country be with The Institute
ials 2pNoyyrFrIW6rn
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Eresh Confo,l .T0ffinO.

200 pieces a. IA and 81 WHITE and CHECKED MAT
TING Of ordinary and choicest qualities.
FLOOR OIL CLoTH-A large assortment OF all widths and
qualities.
WINDOW SHADES to 10 feet, Of styles some
very rich.
Late and Muslin Curtains.
We have recently received great variety OF these Eo0ds
which offering low prices, together with TABLE and
PIANO COVERS, Cords Loops, Gimps silk and Wool Dana
asks, Window Corniee etc.
large stock II CARPETlNG OF every kind, at bargain
]. D. CAMERON h CO.,
a2f 2rst ia canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-29

RELIGIOUS EXCITEMENT AND INSANITY. The
Providence Or. ~ Post states that Mr. H. @. Peck
and wife, Of that city became insane recently from
religious excitement. Mrs. p iancied that God had
commanded her to fast and that her children should
also fast. She refused food for several days, and
ehastised her children severely when they did not
obey her injunction to fast. She was at length Sc
cured and died soon afterward
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-29
W agical Pain Extractor.

There magic alike in the and in 'hs effect Of this Tar
substance. For Burns and Bruises, Gus and Cancers
sprans sbasms eofu4 Lu h4goes and Iamenes u is
sovereign cure Ptias that by coup have Hkeu
possession Of the citadel Of life we'll As those Witch have
there enibnehe themselves and dehu ordinary means Or At
tack elected by Nszcsi Pain Extractor with certainty
and prom ptituds Seriously this preparation has been
oessF in ma-y need euogy, and is
the many eqnrsis Of rledcsl skin 10 Suffering humanity.
nS-Reip-uaher Dsil-y's Magical Pain Extractor,
For saein New Orleans, wholesale and retail. BY
J. WRIGHT d CO.,
q and ISL Chartrea street,
General Agents for the South, snd to Whom all orders
should be addressed. 40 ,p3ieod4liW
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NEW ORtLAHs, AuEust II, 1857.
W. P. COLEMAN, Esq:
Dear srThe twsnty.four inch Xiii which pnrehNsaa fSs
you for Mr. P~ckrood's plantation, bren ztt.eheS
mill engine, aud In operation last week an
much pleased With every respect both in regard 10 is siz
pcy. durability, and quantity gruds timed the Esin
operation several times and found to snrpss thna
The mill grinding bushel nute; therefore expeel
the mill grind regularly dirty bushels hOlr witt
To Sugar PAnsrs would especially recommend JoaT Nils
believing them be superior any mill manufactured
Yours, respectfully,
a,fF < Qcn RnRfn
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Auction sales 1Ais nnx.

BY L. A. Levy, J at 1o o'clock, No. 1856 Camp street.
desirable assortment Of spring goods elegant Paris
broideries, etc.
BY j. A. BEARD Co.. at io o'clock No. 90 Bacchus
street, mahogany furniture. etc.
By " T. Parker. Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans II eok
the Levee and Third Streets engine mill,
oak logo etc.
By Armsed early sssght No. IS ST. Charles street,
books, stationery, etc.
See advertisements under proper heads
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MAIL ROBBERS ARREsrEDs-The Columbus Is. c.
Guardian learns that several rohberies having been
committed on the mail route from Abbeville S. O., to
Elberton Ga, the carrier and his elder brother-the
latter fireman the Greenvie railroad-have been
arrested The carrier had mail key in his possession,
which be says be obtained from his brother. The
latter was arrested and lodged in Jail at Greenville,
and the latter in Abbeyle.
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.9eso shaCsstg Saloon.

N. B. COINS,
Who, FOR the past twenty-five years has been at 4he head Of
the profession in this city would respectfully inform his old
friends that he opened New Establishment
No. II Exchange Place,
Opposite the Post-0theo,
Which, he them will IN be worthy Ct their
Prom his long experience in this city he aAite
himself that he thoroughly understands the requirements Of
the public and will his best endeavors TIRE Appuba
on o. all who favor him with their As he has made
arrangements with number OF the very BARRIERS The
soah customers may assured shat they vii be
tended with skill pronpness and dispatch al all times and
at al hours.
n. B. COINS,
No. Il Exchange Place,
ms 2p6 Opposite TIE Post onzce
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cARRLEssSEss WITH FIKEsAnas---Capt c. II.
chalker, Of the propeller Seneca, was shot and dan
gerously wounded early on the morning Of the 2lst,
while standing On an East river pier. A private
watehmsn was arrested and confessed that he fired
two shots from his revolver while standing on an adj
joining pier lie said it was customary for private
watchmen to discharge their reyolyers in the morn
ing, and reload At night.
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a26 2p6t
Skirts /!
JFstF 10
SKIRT s!l

SKIRTS!l
RTS!l
wATcH-sPRISd EXTENSION SKIRTS, 6, AND Il
SPRING.
STEEL SPRING EXPANSION SKIRTS
AsCUs wAtCH-SPRI No SKIRTS.
LACE IMPERIAL STEEL SPRING SKIRTS.
CROWN ROYAL STEEL SPRING SKIRTS.
PONPADoUR sLGEf. SPRING SKIRTS.
CORONATION SKEf EToN STEEL SPRING SKIRTS.
LATTICE STEEL SPRING SKIRTS.
MISSES STEEL SPRING EXTENSION SKIRTS.
MISSES SKELETON AND LATTICE SKIRTS.
CHILDis STEEL STRING EXTENSION SKIRTS.
GUILDS SKELETON AND LATrICE SKIRTS
DOUGLAS a sHRRwooDis STEEL SPRING SKIRT.
wHALEBONE AND REED SKIRTS.
s7-The Trade Supplied at g Liberal Reduction.
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & CO.,
as 2p3t ll6 Canal street.
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IMPORTANT PoIIrIcAL NovEMRsT.--We have re-
ceiyed information that the following call for pub
lie meeting at Clinton IN the Parish Of East Felic-
ana. is receiving many signatures and win be pub
lished at early period. y Q are not able to make
positive statement to this fact to the time
when the meeting will be held, bat from an indiea
ton which we noted in the Felciana Democrat a
short time since we have but little doubt OF the
tempated meeting;
DrxocRArIo STATES RIGurs MEFrSG.-In view OF the
and prospective attitude Of The Federal Government
wards the institution Of slavery In The SOUTH resulting from
public sentiment aud feeling in She free rtes against this in
tuition and which seriously ujarionsy aocs
II II does entirely subVs the constitutional action Of The
Federal Govetnmcnt sn all s with this
vital guesu, the andsrsned, wonld respectfully sa
public meeting Of the States Rhts Democracy Of East Fee
for the pnfpose OF Ainz recommending
sach view o. tho siarmng danges thai fastening
b after mutual consultation, thought
advisable -
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Later from rIarana.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP PHILADELPHIA.
- -
The U. 6. mail steamship Philadelphia, G. Harrison,
commanding, left New York April 18th, arrived at
Havana on the 24th sailed again for this port the
25th, and crossed the bar at 5 A. NJ. yesterday
morning.
The Philadelphia brings 100 passengers and the
usual California and Pacific mails.
The steamship Granada was in Havana, and was o
sail at II o'clock, noon, Of the 18th, with the New
Orleans mails, and passengers for Aspinwal.
The U. S. mail steamship Empire City les Havana
for New York on the 2lth with $50 passengers.
The U. s. mail steamship Moses Taylor left Aspin-
wall on the 10th with the Pacific mails, GOO passen-
gers, and one and half million dollars treasure.
The British gunboats are boarding all vessels on
the coast OF Cuba, and insttuting rigid search
much to the detrment Of the legitimate trade OF the
Island. The American brig Cortes, seized short
time since BY British gunboat, is held not TO be
legal prize to these police officers OF the ocean.
The health of the city and harbor OF Havana was
very good.
Stock Of sugars on hand, 10000 boxes freights,
coastuse, active to Europe, dull to direct ports,
81 los.
Among the passengers per Philadelphia is the
Rev DR.. Scott formerly Of this city also President
Jaurez Of Mexico who, with eight members OF the
Executive, embarked on board the Pacific mail steam
ship John L. Stephens at Manzanilla, en- route for
Vera Cruz. In the harbor of Acapulco they were
received with salute Of 81 guns from the fort under
command Of Gen. Alvarez.
The following is list Of her passengers
From, AspinicaE California Dr. Scott Nugent,
Mr.. Scott aud we Mrs. Morrison Mrs srif. Mrs smith, D.
r. Mrsseislf lady and child r. Pope, lady, and two
children; ~ L,dd lady and chdren w. j. Boatner, NJ
Edwards, o. Pearson McMinifer j C. Smith, r. Osborn,
wife children d. Cribs and wife, r. kus-naei, Geo.
Whson, A; Davenport j. McNamee j. W. ferger, r. MAT
thew, DR. s. Powell. N. Stein. and 76in Storage
From Msnsaaila, hsrieo-Pre-denE Jnarez N, Oesmpo,
NJ Ruiz Il. Gnxuan g. Pri,o, v. Cenjas J. A. franano,
JHento Aouilias, A. Romero
From HgraHa.-Mrs. A. r. Blythe, Miss Butler, N. Ger
psdes = Cetpsdes. Mrs ~ Val De znena, O. Butler j. H.
Hathaway Hardinge. b. 6arrdcs j. Oyros =. Csrlera,
vaeniiur suria J. sweeney, n q sehlsuer j. Gorrani,
Prosper Grafd j. H. Carter H. r. Hislcy Richard Terry p.
Hgg Raphea Lopez Miss Rebeeca Langley aud 10 in The
steerage.
and IA IN tho
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s'aNoR BLlrz This capital public entertainer
io'd% his triumphant way at the st. Charles thealer
lie gets pp more fua and general mystiacaiion ia a
single night than any other magician we know Of.
He gives Smother olio fnsirusiion. wonder and ,es
rimsnt. tonight lis beyond the scope Of possibi
li'y fsr any human 70 visit him, aud not DO thor.
oaghly amused aud delighted.
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GFrom the Alexandra American, 2ith.l
Spring Meeting Of the Rapidcs Jockey Club

spring Meeting Of the Rapidcs Jockey Club.
The spring meeting over the Rapides Course, was
nshered in under very favorable circumstances. The
weather, although rainy on Monday, cleared or and
was line during the whole week, which drew to the
Course in large numbers the fairer part OF creation
in all the radiance OF their cheering and fascinating
smiles.
The race on Monday was a saddle horse race, in
which J. W. Sack's Bill Bright came out the winner
Time 2:0l.
SECOND DAY.
April 2O-Jockey Club Parse s20-Nns heats.
T. j. wells Oh. c. starke, by Wagner Of Reel, 2
K. wnsa a. raa. b. c. Yit sTs b;oiiS 10
FLYING Dutehman years Old ................,....
Ia rssals'; 9. sp.se.. =. (. Ja;t Gdas'-i " Gsn.
coo, oatof Jenny breeze, years ot,.......... dis
Time: l:52-l;50.
THIRD DAY.
April 2l-Jock,y oiub ? urss soO-Two mile heats.
J. r. Williams John oemphell'l b. !. Jack Gun
BE-. by wager, dam By rranby, years old
i4' Web, re- a,i :, Yoi'hi., out Of Reel
3years eld-hnde by Allen. ;....-..,.......
L. Tsxs.as q, B. Poinsex'er's CD. N. hIry y,
BY Glencoe, dam Ae'ir'is, years old-Rods BY
Time 7-s:i3-s;5ol isis. -
PeURTH pay.
Aprl 32-Jockey Club Purse s5Ol-rhree mile heats.
Rafa dan ~ Is,isihan years DID, ...s....'.....
R. win.@s, @ ,nnsesl,' y q ~ Lg'ga Sy,lgan,
Times 5;59-5:49.
The story of this race Is soon told. McGufin led
from end TO end OF each heat without being headed.
FIFTH DAY,
April 7sJoekey Club Purse se- Mile heats bes, In 5.
r. J. Wells CHI Starke, years oa-nedigree
J. r. Williams ii iG.%pssiIs,iiS r. Jaoi ses,si;,
years old--pedRree shove ......+.s ...........
}. H. Davsoh's e. S9russs) D. c. risy, years Old
Time 1854 -1;50-l:47A.
SIXTH pAY.
April s4-Ioek.y clab rurss sloo-sIle heats.
J.R Wiiliansi 2. D. x hy inn.
Sovereign, dam tulip ~ Grey Raxie, year, nii....
7. D. MaFn's q. 1. fm'sy'slb T. BY Voucher. dam by
George Martin years old
Time l:5o3-l;5l.
The sports Of the spring meeting of the Rapides
Jocky Club closed with the fastest and most exciting
mule race ever witnessed The entries we're
} r Williams feras Ra-ssr................. a20 /
heiso 2
y h hnnesas Ned nsh....-.....-...s..-..-.. DC.
Tins a:2ai-2:2i-2:2i--2:2sf- 3:26s
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Southern Enterprise .shesss!
EN- Err US
PATENT CORN HUSKING MACHINE

Now on Exhibition at No. 80 CAMP STREET.
This machine fr simplicity utility and durability surpas'es
thing purpose brought before the public
worked by freddie With the foot and fed with the hands thus
husking s0to COO bushels day aspst the old FASH
Toned by hand Of which bushels large days work
Another advantage besides The saving OF time IN the huskn
that this machine prepares the hunk in the perfect
ner for mattresses which worth from $50 800 per
they fall from the machine.
Planters Snd e public generally invited to call and test
the merits OF these machines.
A. CAMPBELL, 90 Camp ST.,
AT 2ptf Owner o tie Patent United
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ORLEANS THEArER.-It win not be forgotten that
Nine uolson takes her benefit tonight. La File
du Regiment is 70 he given, with the petit comic
opera q = 10 Tabean parautn Mine c. is an i'm.
mense fayorits with the patrons Of the Orleans. and
viii certainly be handsomely complimentsd on this.
her benefit night lAlIl
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ROOes, shoes Sss@ BrognSss.
At wHoLEsALK
Plantations supplies With prime D-hns BOOTS, Rnsss
BRoGARs, Wool, Nexiesa, Paiu Leaf, straw and Or
peaehy HATS, the lowost market priees,H
FROST 4 CO.,
Ne. Magazine srsa&
HATS, G AFB, etc.,
At WHOLRSALE.
wsAre constantly general Assor'= col SILK Fs.
oassraere PanHA LeghorH Straw PALM Leaf, EezicRn
wool EATS, atthe iovesi Iaarkes prices, By
FROST 4 CO.,
Ne. 10 Nsyn.sra atrtai
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Irish Linens.

We are now receivng and will bav. open on MONDAY
next, the 96h inst.-
1900 pieces IRISH SHIFTING and FAMILY LINENS,
which we will sen TlIIRTY PER CENT less than usual
P. Il f. REILLY b CO.,
a1g 2p6t l26 Canal Ireet.
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susrKSDKp.--A Airs. Brown, OF Chicago, recently
died to all appearance and was laid ont, but while
one Of her daughters sobbing over the corpse it
moved and the eyes opened. She was taken from her
coffin and 5 recovering her health.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-29

WAsHiSaros ARruAEkr-The members Of this
nae corps are respectfully notified that their regular
weekly dfill takes place this evening Quarterly in
spection day is not far OF hence a should make /.
point to attend punetualy 10 order to become Il pro-
hcifnt N the military science as possible, and ,has
mA'n'ain and add to the wemerited distinction they
have Acquired in the eyes Of she public.
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Lee n ESey'ttfts'
WOpCE STERSH IRE AUCB

The attention Of Hoi, Keeper Proprsrs u EAtng Huus
Caterers Ciubs Hsroers, and Private Families Is ee-
nsnded trial Of 10. Psins fsaious WORCESTERSHIRE
This eondsnt by IL merits has alta ned The E
eat rank "a pls~s pslssb and wholesome Ssnee, AaE-
cabs 70 soup hsh and cold etc., ets, b
tsn.ivsly used in ali quarters Of the globe
Phe numerous imstious" both sides Of the Atlantis
SPEAK loudly Of m ms and the fact that received ihs en
Medal awarded foreign the Sew York EHhhslSn
aitosss which held by those sesc,rd ~
special their ability Judge Of The quality Of s3-
lar articles table And being the popular sAuEs 20
the uuprincipsd parties Offering for sale spurious
Sauce By slightly varying the spelling Of LEA fAhhiss,
only Proprstofs Of she Genuine Sauce.
.~ayin AooEders received for dfrseashl7
ment from England -
JOHN DUNCAN Il SONS,
lo5 Broadway, Ns~ York,