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RE G ULATIONS
IHE SMYRNA LTRRAPV

Inc smyrna Library and Reading Roo,0 are
open on the Afternoons of Tuesday and Fr,Ia 4.
between = and A o'clock, and every Even,ng
between the hours OF and 10. Books mov ~
'Sken out and returned between 3 and a in The
afternoons OF said days, and between 7 md 3
every evening except Sundays.
, shareholders are entitled to the Use of tho
Library and Reading Room by paving one dol
lar per year. Non-sharehoIders two doIIsrs y
payable Invariably in advance. The shaIYo.
are are supplied with well selected books and ,be
n nles WIN daily tnd weekly papers and periodi.
cars Is, from AL sections of The country.
. The public are earnestly requested 70 COMA
forward andavail themselves of the priviIr gs,
thus afforded ' privileges
by order ofthe Board of Trustee,
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THE
Peoples Clothing Emporium,
And Variety Store.

The subscribers are now opening the lar
gesl; best selected and most fashionable stock
ol GOODS ever opened in Smyrna. Our stock
rs TN1, comprised chiefly of Men and Boys CLOTu-
iI iHu' In every style and variety. Hats, Caps.
Hosiery, Gloves, &c. "p''
rerIumery' Pocket-Knives, Portmonnaies.
Jewelry, Musical Instruments. Stationnrv anI
Confectionery. ""u
Cltlzens aud the public in general would do
well to examine our stock before maxim ,hs;. uo
purchases. '''eir
WARD & COTTON,
o,- commerce ST., 2 doors below Main.
Smyrna, Del.
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Ii. B. Pennock, Jr.,
NO. AZ North Water street, PHILADELPHIA.
Manufactures Of RrOoms

AnS Dealer ~ Broom Corn, Broom Handles Broom
Wire ald Twine and ali kinds of TooIs nj D'J'''
by Broom makes.
As9 constantly on hand, general assortmen, or
mooDn,N WAKE, ROPES, DOOR MA rs, Brushss
at Lowest Market Rites iIass
W orders BY mail will receive prompt attention.
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"A Rare Chance :!

sr ~ any pcrsen wishing TO enter into the MERCAN
Tile Tile ~ NESS, in good location, where bust.
ho y, WeVe teen Thousand Dollars year can
Sa We hah inr term OF years If desired an opportu
ny is how offered. 0- Stock of Goods will arpou'
10 about SS'Ouo. TERMS ne.thrd cash, the bal.
by bond &c For further particulars enquire at Ihis
.. JmY %. 'hA.
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n smyrna Academy: n Bass, A NJ, Mrs O n Rass

PreceptOrs; - "'' WIS ~ Das'
Public School. No 3-Isaac PenneweII.
5-JOhn Cooper
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frctng Female C0!yeOe.
McChanicsb.,r~ po

REV. A. G. MARLATT, A. NJ, PRESIDENT
'I'hlS Institution, chartered with full Couleo;o,o
-. powers 10 grant Diplomas and confer Degrees is
between Harrisburg and Carlisle "''u"dy
, auI .Ht Ne1t session Commences ON Wednesday Sent
WIN a9niiy OF ten eIieient and experenced In.
eucors. Inc course Of study is Of the mo,t hberaI
nient a'hpe ahd cOnVe-
CATALOGUES containing Terms. &c mar he oh.
Dr. W y GSGuresslng The President, by calling on
-hiNS' SMYRNA Del. (Augj-3m
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Ayers Cathart;c Pills.

4liE sciences Of Chemistry aud Medicine I'm 70 Losn
taxed lhelr utmost 10 produce This best most nerCsct
P"SaHVe which Is known 10 man. Innumetable
Proofs are shown t'Iat hcsr PIs have virtues vh,rh
SurimSs III excellence HE ordinary uneIci,, .i t,
!mey win nhprcccdent,dI upon the esteem of an men
n'J dir r sue ann pleasant 10 lake bu uwpriul To
cure. heIr penetrating properties stimulate Ihn vi,,I
"'"ies 81 tle hOdy, rcm1Te the obs ruciinus of MS
ofS ms parity The hlUud, and eNucl Gise.sc Th.,
P"'s' out me lJul hunHrs Which breed and grow J,..
s'IIlullle sluggish or Gsordered organs nlO
'l''II natural aclI"n, and impart healthy lone vub
Arelglh 10 the Whole system Not onI dn ILcy c,,,.
ne everyday complaints OF eyerybody bui ,i.o l,r
H'lhoie ahH dangerous diseases that have l.frd lle
o'st al human skill While they produce toA eyluI
elects, They at The same time m heJ ,n
INC SleS ana best Physic that can he cmrlovcd inr
'hl'uFeh' Heing sugar coaed, they are pleasant Ia
iake aud being purely vegetable are free irnn a,v
ISh ul hHrm Cures have been made Which surna,s
Deel were they not subsanliated by men of snch az,
''N iSioh ana chararier as 10 forbid the snSlicion
" ".'t "''. MANY eminent clergy men and ply scians
lave le'i lter ndHcS TO certify 10 The uuI ,lo 70
'iioih'y OF iny remedies, while others have SEM me-
'he assurance OF Their cUnvc that nv Preparations
con r''e immensely 10 The relief of my afflicted .uf
lrTiiI5 lellOW-mCn.
The Agents below named are pleased to furnish
sdIS my American Almanac. containing dire cous tOf
se anu certificates Ol their cures, Ui ia. follow.
irg ComplHInIs: 49, ~
C1s'N tne'S' Bilious Complaints Rheumatism. Drop.
y! HcSrlhuril lIcaarhC arising from a ioul siouoch
Nch|ra, i'iIg gCsLun, Mo. hid iClIun of lln Rs al,
H'd ram arising ihcrelrUm, FlaluIrucv In.s nC An
eilie ali Ulcor0us and t;mlaIeOus Diseases "A hI re-
iiie an eVar"aht medicine, SrroluIa or kIngs Evil
hey Also by purifying the blood and stimulating The
>ls'tm cure many cnmplaInIs which il would moi be
1IrpSou hel could reach, such Deafness Parlial
n'Ih"eSS Neuralgia and Nervous IrriIahiuv Ue
Hnse'nehiS OF The Liver aud Kidneys Guut and oher
N'hhrtd mPiaims arising from low slalr nt The Lo
Jr obstruction of lis iun,iIuns INV ''
~ 10 ioi be put oil Ivy unprlncpled dealers with
'he other pill they make more profit on All Er
AYERS fIlis' and take nothing else No other Ihev
al" give you compares with tins IN It's intrinsic yaIue
: c"i"uNe powers. The sick want The best aid there
5 Tor lhem' and they should have it,
prepared by Dr. ,. G.. Ayer.
l[aclicaI and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
Frlce % cts per Box Five Boxes for 81.
Sold by D. LOCKWOOD. and J. p uOrrrrrrp
myrna' and all Traders everywhere. iyI.6m
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Asthma, " Plhisic. and D,.nrI-,;..

81 w. ~ - NJ IN TIN N ToNI ! I-j6
SIR; f"Er Cheer. fc.I"rti j, i,,rlar,I ,,',, ,'
cures III ;hi> scct'm. II b., r...i, 49,, ,i lou" ,
'"''n'n2 > >}tHP'oS Of r":~urn ',..,i Is n. c,rIno
man y u" has lab 'rcd ,..d 49,. &. i. , , ''',,@
i'I '"e I'' i"''y l'F'' Iia>Gl l.. r,G.s .nt. i,,I
So, RAMSEY, " d. AIh3n, Monroe ca, Iowa % r..cs
P' ~ 1871 Daring IN, rrH ne uf IN: :lly year.
nave i'und h"li'ng equal 10 your hcrfy PrII,,,,t t
ny Ease ANA r'hel I" consunptVe patients -. "a,
we mghl add voiUmcs Of evidence, hlI The ,.,,,
convincing prof Of the virtues Of ,l.is ,,u.d,
Iouid III It's effects upon tri,
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Group, Hhooping Cough, Innuenz,

- 20 OO0'E'TI IHUueNXa.
>, SPRINGFIELD. Mis- rcb Isrc
BRoTHrR AVER: Vail cheeri,,Ii, ,,r.,' -" q l"Gh
"[al Is me ''sl remedy We osscss lor lL c,, "
Mho"pihg rongh' cf"np. ana the chest disc..n " "
o'''"ien We Ol yorf fraternity III The Sauih a,,,o
people U,.,;, ", G.. '"'''i' me m to ouE
AMOS LEE Esq, Monterey, la. wrllc<. "a Ian ,.,-
mad tedlous influenza winch conln4J,n '''.
SIX weeks; took many mcdlcucs yili.oui re; U,'S %
'l'ru your fer"raI by The a'lIioe oi our cIcrp '
i"e hiH' u'sc reti"Ned the so:rn, - IN t,,. I,, -
lisS' less l!i''n one haIi lue huIt!c u,,y '''
'e'fy wen. Your mcCIcImc> are I;lc cA,a,r.i ~
wen a. me lest W" clii bay AID We cc>,cn, Won, i,
''' ana your feh'aics as The poor ul4;.', trend
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Stock, Loan, Bill and lExchanac
q . HEU cso pA nc ,axs es9;;
JOHN NcL1iAae * SON.
81 MARKET ST


(De'awaft FIRE Insurance l}uIidlng)
" / Il NJ / y Il IN, DE l. ~ w A RE.
DROMlSSORY NOTES negotiated: Loan, an,
Stocks Of all kinds purc',a,r and snl,i Il, order
Fnrch;!StS ana Sides m"Ic at Ihe Board of Brker.
IN fhil"dcl phm, New Yurk and l}l!imore ~ lL, t
oil commission charged IN those cities
All hANInrss lnrIsted to their charge pro,nn,iv a.
tended TO- and rcnItlaHccs made in all ,nsrs ,,it,
deny. " ''o'' "i''o''
money wanted in larry" and small! amnunts ON hand
anu lhoTgnS" secured by first liens on pro ery II hIs
city and Stiie. - - ~
REFERENCES:
Hon NJ Harrington Dover;
Hon AlllIgan, Wilmington;
Siockly, President Bank ui SMYRNA:
Geo w Cnmml'is, Esq. Snyrnr;
I wilson President tnrners Bank WIImInoton.
we We"!gG ,G' nuSh' Bank ui WII.& Bran ywme ;
w % IeSaly, cashier do
Floyd, Rank oC D.I,,x,,o
. WniIher' Union Bank of Delaware;
sam Bldle, " Mechanics Bank:
Gi nun iiioillhSsworlh, Bush ~ L0bdell,
S,'S C''"o Dul ont Jesse Sharpe
Sie"'se JUhes' John Duncan;
NcO'sc w. sparks, ID Hicks
sep2-3m
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CONSUMPTION.

'''"iy 10 one REMEDY has ever hccn kno,, n
ni'h c"rrd 50 many ANA s,!r i!aageroS c,.,so,
o'ie no human aId can reach bui even IN r,oo no
O"e'fy lec'o'al affords rc!icl and comiorl
AsroR l'ousH, New York City March ). ls-6
DOCTOR AVER, lnNcr: feel ii duty and :, ,,io,
sure 10 monnyou Mnal your Cherry Pecloral La. done
ipf i!y VIE She had been live months lnhnrIrg m
"tr me Gahgerous symptoms OF Con>umptiou Irnm
-: Hi,h 10 al" We c"u!d procure gave her much relief
WheFe we have come Tor advice recumneudrd - r,,i
al your medicine. "e bless his kindness as No Jn
oar 'hi l'r She has recovered from that day. She
' - ID s'Io"5 as She used 10 be- but tree from
her cough, ana calls herself we'll Iours viii Ira,i
luce and regard, ORLANDO SHELBY, Of ShelbvyiiIe
~ Co"%"mt!teS d. not despair till YOU have Tried
AZ ER > CHERRY PECTORAL. II is made Inv ,,,o
VI e nesl AedcaI chemists III The world and It's curcs
Ltdser " '''"'S
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COncOrdviIle Nursery.

:zA THE propretors have large and care.
zssfS my M selected assortment of APPLE, Pear.
GyT# fE.ACti, Cherry. Plum. A Apricoi and Nee.
-. 1arine Trees. Also. Evcrgreens. Maple
- Tree. Grape Vines &C., Of thrifty growth,
iol SAFE al '"'f NEf-'ry. on reasonable terms Par
ucucd' t, @l.' ~. 1ctn paid in procuring Buds and
11sls from bearing trees Tree from worms and disease
All orders addressed to the P.opriernrs will receive
personal and prompt attention. TREES hacked and
shipped as ordered F anu
WM. H. g. CHAS. P. PETERS.
auSO-om COncOrdvIlle Del. CO. Pa
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scrlianeous Advertisements.
q S2S I=JS $
Il a l Arrange sss emit

II q - IA ~ z kak z IN z .
T:y. ~ On and after Monday, Sept 9Th. the
,sss..a. H. STEAMBOAT PILOT nov
Capt WN. S. BALL, will leave Long Point for ph,ro.
dtphia' Every hi"nday, "Wednesday and Friday. NJ \
Ociock' "A. NJ returning leaves Chestnut 81 Wharf
ladelphia, Every Tuesday, Thursday and Sanray
at at O'Clock, NJ ,-touchIng at Deakyne's LanJi"g'
fofI Eehn Delaware CITY and New Castle, going
and returning. % STAGES FROM Dover S55,'rma
ana Lelpslc connect with the Boat at Long Pomi
FAME from Loag POmtor Deakynes Landing, ~ Cents
P0rt Penn, Delaware City ~ New Castle, so "
RTDlNHER provided on Board anil
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-21

VErERAS.-A revolutionary hero, named James
Mcdonald, aged ll3 years, passed through Railway,
N. j. the 7th inst. foot, visiting his friends as
he journeyed He stopped at one of the hotels, and
gave to several gentlemen there assembled brief
history Of bis life aad exploits. He passed through
the whole Of the revolutionary war; and also served
with Napoleon as soldier, being present at the bat
ties of Salamanca and Badajos. He has a son 81
years Of age, and be himself, such is his vigorous
appearance, would be taken for man not more than
sxtyfiye seventy years old. The sight of one of
his eyes is nearly oblterated but he can see perfectly
well with the other He is native of Ireland He
travels altogether foot and stated that be was on
bis way to Boston.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-21

INDIAN DIFFicULTIEs IN THE NoRTHwEsT.-A
private letter from Col. Drew, agent Of the Indian
tribes of Minnesota. contains intelligence of the re-
newal of hostilities between the Sioux and Chippe
was On the night Of the 9th ult., band OF Sioux
attacked party of Chppewas encamped on an island
in the Mississippi, near Crow Wing, and massacred
men, women and children. The bodies of the killed
were awfully mutated. 1t is feared that the disturb
ances will become general and bloody Indian war
is anticipated Col DIS letter says that the Chippe-
ways have sworn revenge, and it was thought that it
would be impossible to prevent hostile meeting be-
tween the two tribes. The spring planting had not
been commenced, and the annuity goods had not yet
been distributed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-21

A LICENSED PHTTIcoAT.-A good deal Of excite
ment was caused recently in the town of Franklin,
Indiana, BY the mobocratic demonstrations Of an old
woman named Mary B. Myers upon the groceries of
that town. 1t appears that the woman Myers de-
moshed the stock in trade of man named Petty,
while be was at dinner, consisting OF candies, rails
ins, candles, and keg each Of beer and cider She
then attacked the establishment of Mr.. Isaacs, who
defended his premises, for which he was fined centy
dollars! She then proceeded to assail two other
establishments in similar manner. For all this the
woman Myers was fined one cent and cost!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-21

Chden three old and under free those
and mp to twelve years DID, all years old
full fare. N'
Amy tickets In packages Of twenty-five be had
once OF the Master OF transportation. Merchants whose
iies reside the line of the road
ages OF twenty for their personal reduced
II is expected that Saturday Evening BE- started
about the list Of May to far Magnolia Returning
Will arrive at New Orleans about O'Clock A. Monday
A Freight Train will leave New Orleans Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday returning will orleans
on the same days treghto leave the days
must be at the depot by O'Clock NJ
the day OF eas Due not ce will be given when freight will
beyond Bahsla. -
NJ WADIEY Geperal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-21

A BOGUS REPORTER ARREsTED.-Yesterday after
officer Folly, OF the l4th Ward arrested per-
son giving bis name as Underhl, on charge of
junk shops and several lard stores In that capacity
He also passed himself off at dinners and public occa
sons as member Of the press Recently he was at
the Southern Convention, and expelled from the
hotel where he could not pay bis bill. He has some
times obtained money by using reporters names APP
pended to bills for services. He was let off by the
Mayor with reprimand.-IN. Y. Eve. Post.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-21

On FROM IRON oRR.-Prof. Emmons has shown
us specimen Of oil extracted by himself from the
Blackband iron ore taken from Deep river. We saw
some Of it burned emitting a.brilliant flame. The
ore is dry looking substance from which to extract
oil, but Prof E. informs US that II contains great
deal Of volatile matter and is highly valuable for the
purpose OF furnishing oil--lN. @. Standard.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-21
Telegraphedto the New Orleans Crescent
covozEssrowAz .vzrrsss.



WASHINGTON, May 2o,-Senate- Senate passed
several bills, among which was one to ccutinue a
halfpay to widows and orphans under the act Of
February Sd, 1858. An amendment limiting the peu-
sion to widowhood was carried
The Homestead bin was taken mn. and Iobpson
spoke three hours. when the Senate adjourned.
House.-The Civil Appropriation bin paased after
the striking out the 900 900 for the extension Of
the Capitol.
Boyce, from the select committee on tariff rsroyt.
in favor of the abandonment Of the protective policy
Washington News
WASHINGTON, May 20--The sales Of the public
lands in Kansas are deferred until November lst and
18th.
The President asks for authority to negotiate a
loan of SIS 900 900.
Arrival of the Steamship Black Warrior.
NEW YORK, May 20.-The mail steamer Black
Warrior arrived here to-day, bringing Havana dates
of the 18th inst.
More British Aggression.
body OF British marines were landed from a
British cruiser at one Of the Cuban outposts, and,
with their officers at the head rsnsacked the pIanta
tons in the immediate neighborhood in the search Of
cargo OF Bosal negroes, said to have been landed
upon the Cuban coast The Spanish captain who
commanded the post has been ordered to Havana for
trial by Court Martial for not resisting the invasion
Arrival Of Coolies.
The ship Flora Temple and two foreign ships al.
rived at Havana with sixteen hundred coolies on
board.
Commercial Intelligence
Business is reported as very dull. Sugar and mo-
lasses unchanged.
shipwreck.
BALTIMORE, May 20.--An arrival at Baltimore
from Rio 18th April, reports that the bark Morning
Star sailed for New Orleans early in April. and was
lost of Cape Trio. All hands saved.
Domestic Markets
NEW YORK, May 20.-Cotton iirm Flour heavy
Corn and Provisions firm Bacon-shoulders, sS to
&c. Linseed oil, Ga to CSC. Coffee 10 to Ilc Sugar
Orleans, "a to 7ac; Muscovado, 50 to 64c.
CEcRNATI, May 20.-Flour, % 60 to a. 10.
Whisky, 174c.
River Intelligence.
ST. LOUIS, May 20.-The river is rising slowly.
The Illinois river is swelling rapidly. The upper
Mississippi is stationary. The Missouri Is falling.
LOUISVILLE, May 20.-The river is falling. There
is nine feet of water on the falls
ST. LOUIS, May 2O.-The steamboat Imperial and
Crescent City arrived on Monday. The City Of Mem
phis departed on Tuesday the McGill and Planet
departed on Wednesday.
CINCINNATI, May 2O.-The river is falling. There
is thirty-three feet of water in the channel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-21

SCARED DARKIEs.-An aeronaut made an ascen-
sion from Montgomery, Alabama, a few days ago.
and the balloon came down in field where negro
man and woman were at work. He called to them
70 come and assist him in packing up his balloon,
but they ran of-the man into the woods, and the
woman through the field, slapping and wringing her
hands-leaying her child to whatever fate might be-
fall Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-21
Cnors IN WESTERN ALABAMA.-A recent number

Of the Demopolis Gazette says:
Friday and Saturday last were warm and sultry,
threatening rain, but on Sunday it became much
cooler and since we have chilly unpleasant weather.
and such as is most injurious to the young cotton
crop and consequently we have been informed by
planters from the Canebrake that the young cotton
decidedly 'sick and infested with lice. The pros
pect for fine crop OF cotton in this region has most
materially changed In the last week. The stand was
perfect and everything looked favorable when it first
came up but the late spring and chilly nights have
had their effects one of which is muttudes sf lice on
the cotton.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-21

TRAGIo-ln Philadelphia, on the 18th, a man
named George L. Goodwin shot a woman named
Lizzie Marshall, and probably wounded her fatally.
de afterwards shot himself and died almost instantly
The woman was from Lynn, Massachusetts,, and had
been living with Goodwin, but had left him. He had
wife and two children In Boston.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-21

FAMILY PoIsoSED.-The family Of MI. j. Tucker,
residing in Cincinnati, were taken violently i'll with
symptoms of arsenic poisoning, the 10th instant,
Immediately after eating breakfast They all recov-
cred by means Of prompt medical aid, but one of
them, young man. narrowly escaped death. The
origin of the poison was unknown.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-21

PAIR OF Coon 0Sgs.--Ths Last Of the Wing
Party-A firm in Chicago shipped last week, direct
to London eighteen Thousand coon skins. Exchange.
The Last Of the Democratic Partg--A party Of
enraged women in a town out West, entered grog-
gerry a few days ago and demolished some forty odd
barrels Of whisky. ISavannah Republican.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-21

CANDs' SARsAPARILLA
~ STANDS UNRIv WALLED
For the Cure of
ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN IMPURE STATE
OF THE BLOOD,
Or Habit of the System.
No remedial introduced that has proved
uniformly successful than this The unfortunate victim Of
reitay Disease with swollen glands sinews
bones half caous has been restored health and vgor The
Scrofuous patient with ulcers oathsome himself
and his attendants
HAS BEEN MADE WHOLE.
Hundreds persons who had goaned hopelessy
under and Glandular disorders Chronic Rheuma
tism and many other complaints sprngng from derange-
of the seceve organs and the circulation have been
raised from the rack of disease and now with
generated constitutions gladly testify the efficacy of this in
estmable preparation.
Read the following;
sCRoFULoUs ULCER CURED.
GBsoS's WELLS, Tenn, Jan. 10, 1855.
Messrs. A. B. D. Sands-tisnemen My daughter,
teen years Of time seized with ulcer in
the front Of her which gradually increased eating
the flesh and became very painful We tried all the remedies
could hear Of without checking the disease at length
bottle of your Sarsapar which afforded her al
immediate relief and after taking three bottles,
tirely cured Yours, respectfully,
PATRICK GLEsoN.
Prepared by A. B. n. SANDS Druggists No. 100 Fulton
street, corner of William New York. Sold also by
]. WRIGHT a CO., 2l and I5l Chartres st.
SJCKLES 4 CO., 40 ana ~ Canal street.
II. KENNEDY Charires street.
a22 In F, p. DUCONaE, New Orleans
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Heh Orleans 1ailp Grssttnt.
FRIDAY MORNING. MAY 81. 1858.

The N. Y. CENTRAL RAILROAD AccIDEsT-Up to
the 18th inst the loss of life by this disaster amount
ed to eight 1t was thought that the other persons
injured would recover.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-21

TIE VENEZUELA TRoUBLEs.-By an arrival at
Philadelphia, adviees have been received from La
guyra to the 25th ult., from which the following in
telligence is extracted:
Monagas 1t will be remembered, was delivered up
by the French Consul to the Secretary OF Foreign
Affairs but 1t was ascertaned that there were certain
condltous and protocols attached to the surrender
which had been kept from the balance Of the Minis
tiers, who resigned immediately but Cen Castro de-
manded and received the resignation Of the Minister
OF Foreign Affairs, and the others ag. in resumed
their places.
The objectionable feature in the agreement was.
that the life and property Of Monagas should be
respected, which enr ged the people, who were
anxious to get their $4,000 900 back If they cannot
have the lie OF Monagas The present Ministry are
generally speaking, practical men, one of them (the
Secretary OF the Treasury having been for some
time with large commercial house in this city, en-
gagged IN the Venezuelan trade, which enabled him
70 acquire some knowledge OF practical government.
Monagas was confined in vacant house, guarded by
lille OF soldiers. and it difficult 10 keep the people
from seizng him, so enraged they at his tyran-
nlcal and vlllainous conduct.
The ROwena brought commission conposed of
some highly respected citizens of Venezuela who are
TO wait General Paez and request him to return 10
bis native country and again resume the reins Of
Government. These gentleman have not yet arrived
In this city, but shortly expected In this con-
nection we authorized state on high authority
that Gen. Paez will not now return to his native
country TO again become their President He says
that II they will establish permanent and good
government he will return to his native land and die
happy, but he is too old to enter again into the
cares and strifes Of political lfe Venezueans nav
think the General ungatefnl but he has seen proba
bly, that the country like all other South American
republics. has too many aspiring and ambitious men
ever to govern themselves. Had the people stood up
and done one-tenth part ten years ago. when General
Paez called upon them, they have now done, the
country might be prosperous and be happy but IL
has been reduced to such low state by the Monagas
family that 1t will take some time to recover.