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BAYONET.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival Of the Steamar Weser.

N.w YORK. July l6
The steamer W escr. which smiled from Liver
pool on the 4th Instant, arrived at this port
to-day.
The snles of cotton on Saturday amounted to
6,0UD 6alrs-tlie market closing uui.t Int
steady. Breadstufs dull. Provisions dull.
Cuusols 03s
The pnli'cal news is Of little interest.
The Gernan Diet have agreed to place a
corps of observation on the Rhine.
Disturbances are occurring ut Messina
despatch from Vienna. dated the 81, states
TINT the Piednoiitese had surrounded Pes
chcrn.
Dispatches from Milan TO the lst instant
state that Gnrii'nlIi with 5.On0 men, wns ma.
noeuvreng I" close the valley of the Adiye, 81
as !" is"ln,e Verona from the Tynol.
Prlnce WindischSrniz WIS expected Mt Brr.
lin on the 3d. on II s!ecial mission from Vienna.
lhe French rentcs have an advancing ten.
dency, closing al G335.
Important from the Seat Of War.
The Paris 3"nite"r, Of July 2d, contains the
fo,;"wing telegram:
VALKcIo. Fr:dav.-From the Emperor Napo.
leon I" the Empress: The whole army has
passed the MInciv. The s;nrlin have in
vested lrschrra. The Ieinforcein-nts which
hive received by the arrival OF IS 5.UJO men u,,
der Prince Napoleon. have enabled Ine to ay-
pronch Verona without compromising myse II
the G"rl". t" watch Mnntua: and am abour
to assemble another ut Brescia to watch the
pn.ses Of the ryroL."
The Monit'atr also contains the following off
cihl bulletin OF the battle Of aolfrriuo:
The force of the army Of the enemy amount.
ed to from two hundred and fifty Thousand to
tw" hundred nni seventy thousand. Tie new
artillery produced terrible eifert-its dis
charges reached the enemy nt stance their
l'en' lest guns could not reply, and covered the
plain with The denl.
The luss sustained hy the French is 72O off
cers placed hors de com6at. on. hundred and
twenty of whom We're killed and twelve tho,s.
and privatrs killed and wounded. Among the
killed are seven colonies an,i six lieutenan
c"l"n-is. Among thuse wounded are FIVE gene
rails.
The Austrian correspondent says that the
loss III the battle Of the 24th, a. far rs has yet
been asc-rtaine,l. is one thousand nine hun
dred killed and eight thousand one hundred
wounded.
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ADDRESS OF REV. T. A. EOYr.

We cx'rnct from the SIartnnhurg Erpress
the following Eotice Of the address recently
dcliv"rr! by the " T. A. IIo IT, of our villaye
before the Reidville High School, of that
District:
Among the many addresses to which VIC
have listened on similar occasions, We cannot
recall one which has given us higher satisfac-
tion in its delivery, or which contained truths
40 mt for the time and place. or which was 50
conplrt" in NIL the requisites to u literary adj
.iress as the one delivered at R.iivile, On last
Thursday. hy the Rev. l.. a. IIoyt. Of Able
will. We o." not desire to b.: msun.lcrstooi: ::
we have heard more cog-nt and irresistible
reasoning, We have been charmed with ,nore
beau, fully rounded sentences and polished
phrases. we have had cur heart to throb and
ph ipitatc ur,!er the influence Of more stirring
mrpaasOu ed ci"qn-nce. 'hn. we sre unable TO
rrcDiier. IN our own experience an example
Of a M'.re spprorri inte an,l successful effort on
an such sn oceAsion. 1t WAS philosophical
without bring sbfruse. logical to every mind
without reference tn dini.ciics, eloquent with.
oht being roo rhetorical. 1t wus spoken with
an easy grace and earnestness Of manner, and
in n skilfuliy mp'lulnted tone, which, while IL
pleased and delighted, rivrtrl the attention Of
every nne in the large and 1.nsrly crowded
Cha pei of the Female Hgl, School.
We should like exceedingly. if it were not
for the unusual number of subjects which .;de.
nand a place in our pnper this week. to give
our readers the outlines IF the address. We
have room to state only hs'seoI,s Of the subs
jscts treated. After congratulatiDg the tyus
tees upon the energy and liieralty which tfey
had display eli in founding the Schr oi 1T Reid
viilS. ia rfrrtiag such banjs"mr iuldipg.. and
nRon the nnsrici"ns tsadpniEg which they had
and to contrast tnr real ffnsssand ads3itAtion
of Nuthrrn.tirS the f;IBssiik and Msfanh ysies
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n1ED'oAL CONVENTION FOR REVISING THE PHAR-
MAcoPKh OF THE UNITED SrATEs.-The Medi-
ca Convention for revising the Pharmacop eio,
which met at Washington in May, 1850, provid-
ed for assembling a convention for the same
purpose /" the year 1890. by tho following res.
olutions:
!. The President of the convention shall. ON
the first day of May, 1889, issue a notice re-
questing the several incorporate State Medical
S"rictie les. the incorporated Melicsl Colleges.
the incorporated Colleges of Physicians and
Surgeons. and the incorporated C.lleges Of
Pharmacy throughout the United States, to
elect number of delegates not exceeding
three. T." attend general convention, to 10
held at Washington Oh the first Wednesday in
May ls6n
2. The several incorporated bolies thus ad.
dressed shall nls" lie required i,y The President
TO submit the Pharmncopeia to a careful revis.
ION, nnd transmit the result of their Iabors.
through their delegates, through any other
channel. to the next convention.
3. The several medical aud pharmaceutical /
bodies shall be further requested to transmit to
the President of this convention the names and
Residences of their respective delegates, AZ soon
ns they shall have been appointed. a list OF
whom shall be published under his authority,
Tor the information of the medical public, in
the newspapers and medical journals, in tho
month OF March, 1850
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DEATH OF COL. .z.p. HYRHDoH.

We regret u learn says the od,olinias that
COL 4. r. Herndoh, Of this place. formerly of
o''o" 'disd at Springs Tuesday morn.
fSPg, at .6s'elosks rema,ns were brought
daTn to tHis plses on yesterday, e.eor ted by .
sferthistse apppihted by the Bar Of Union,
a Hasadon long occupied d very r-ominsnt
saAaaDs st tho Bar Of thst pl.ce. He was 10.
ssis souha legal adviser, and ~ss en-.
jim almost every ease of any importance
bsts'WAs brought before the Courts Of that
-. His bsslih has for some time been on
+ faselias. He was in the sixty eighth year
OthisSgs:, His funeral wiil take place this sf-
tsfdsOnsxs fur o'cioek. = -.
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HOT AND DRY WEATHER.

The weather during the past week has been
opPressively hot and dry-Lhe thermometer
ranging above one hundred deg. in the shade
From all parts Of the District, we hear constan,
complaints Of the excessive and long continued
''r"nght, which is seriously affecting the grow
ing crops. In some sections there has been
little rain for niue or ten weeks. and all por-
'i"ns of the District are suffering more or less
Without rain soon our crops must bs very
much cut short.
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THE McKENZIE TROUPE

We have been favored. during the past week
with s"me very agreeable dramatic entertain.
ments from this we'll known corps. The per-
f"rmances generally have given much satisfac
ton. and we regret that the company have not
received the patronage to which their merits
cntitlc them
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THE CENSUS OF ABBEVILLR

We l.arne'l from Mr.. Johnson RAMEY, who
has completed. the duty assigned him by the
Legislature, of taking the census Of the white
inhabitants Of Abbeville. that there are in our
District, 5,7l6 males. aud s, 800 females, max
ing $total of H.2l6. The total by U. s. cen.
sus of 1850. WINS 1880 white persons, show
ing decrease of 1883.
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RUMoR OR A New PoLrrtcAL MOVEMENT
The Athens (renn.) Post gives currency to the
following rumor:
"Rumors are afIoat to the effect that thero
will shortly he II meeting Of prominent Demo-
Gratis OF Louisiana. Mississippi Virginia, Ala.
ba'na. Georgia and South Carolina, to taks
counsel upon the condition Of the party. and
1" discuss the rxIediency of letting the Charles
ton Convention g" by default. The party ip
the free States Inns become 80 thoroughly free.
soi'izrl that they utterly despair of el.cting n.
sound Dem"crat in 1860 and regard a union
with the Southern opposition and the couser-
va'ire men of the North and West. rs the only
means of Defeating the Black Republicans in
the Presidential contest of the approaching
year. 1t is said the movements only aw nit tho
termination of the elections in Tennessee and
Kentucky. Shonld tie opposition carry thoys
TWO States of which there is now but little
| doubt, 1t will Immediately go forward"
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ADVERTISEMENTS

We direct attention to the card Of Prof s. M
HALL. who is now engaged in instructing n
large class in dancing at this place and at the
solicitation Of his friends and pupils. proposes
to form new class on the lst August next.
frof. HALL hns the best Of references, aud has
given very general satisfaction here and else
where.
See also the ADVERTISEMENTS of II. S. KERR,
itarv Orders hv Gen GHrrr:S. Military Orders
by Col. CnSKscALEs. notice Of the Majors Flee.
tion in tho 9th ..egirnent. aud thcr advertise
ments.
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MAsoSIc.-The committee appointed by the
Grand Lodge aud Grand Chapter. whiali has
been in session nearly the entire week, finished
their lnbors Yesterday morning, aud returned
to their respective homes. The following gen.
tlemrn constitute the Committee: A. G. Mack
ey. 81 d.. AMI H. w. Schroeder. Esq. Charl- g.
ton: Gen. V. D. V. Jamison, OrangAhurg; r.
=. slider, E-q. Newherry: Rev. B. johnson.
Ahheviile: Is. r. CnInphel Esq La,rens: aud
"A. Ramsey. Esq. Edgeiieil. fh. object of tho
meeting was to revise the Conssi, osion' Of the
Grand Lodge and Grand Chapter.
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VALUATION oy LouIsIANA.-The following 10
the last summing up Of the cen.us returns Of
the state of Loui-iana. as given BY tho New
Orleans Delta: Assessed value Of taxable pro.
Perty. Sa78.604.23l: of which New Orleans
has $Ss.256.725; assessed taxes thereon. ST.
39s. .6aS; in New Orleans, $4S3, ,554; school
money. $3n6,46s; number Of voters in the
STATE, 68.h46; e.iuratable children, 76,6l2..E
New Orleans owns more than one fourth Of
the pr"rcrty, and pays more than one-thjrd Of
the taxes OF the State.
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THE HOP AT WILLIAMSON.

By reference to their advertisement it will
lie ssen that the proprictors of the WILLIAMSON
Hotel intend giving a Hop on Wednesday the
9th inst 1t promises to be very pleasant
affair, and We commend it to the attention Of
all who are i'll search Of recreation aud enjoy
nent.
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THE CIRCUS.

Our readers will not forget that ROBINSON 4
LAKES great Circus will perform here accord.
ing to announcement on Saturday next. 1t 10
one OF the best companies of the kind and their
bills promise an attractive entertainment.
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MouNT FERNoS.-1he Alexandria Gazette
snys the home and tomb of Washington will
s"on pus. into the possession of the Ladies'
Mount Vernon Association. Various repairs
Were commenced on Monday, the ilth instant
under this superintendent Of Col. Charles =.
Price. Of Alexandria. The carpenters tools
imported from England by Gensral Wash,ns-
ton, during his life time. have buen preserved,
and WILL i'll all probability, be used! now in
making the contemplated repairs.
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very respectfully.
Your fellow citizen,
WM. l.. YANCEY.

THE SLAVE TRADE IN AlABAMA.-The Hon.
A. Is. M""r-, new Governor of Alabama. and n
cnndi'iate far r--el-ctinn. on being applied to
for an expression of his opinion on public
topics. has written long letter. in which.
treating of the topic. he opposes the opening Of
the slave trade on grounds Of public policy.
and regrets the agitation Of the subject as
source "f irritation and division, among south
ern people. lie is in favor of modifying the
laws which make it piracy and niuatng
arn"ng different grades the offence, but neitIl-
er this nor any other Question should be per-
mit'eI to divide The South in the crisis of tho
next year.
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90 ooMMEROI "A, T..

+. -z,, b. a. ABpEvlLIE, JuLy a.. 1869
,Cohon.-None offering. Would bring ftsn
TO lOfo. 49, - 80 ''S'77a1a
4: Z ~ - .tCoLmIBA. JpE1 40, 1859.
.coaon-Thers were 76 baIss Of cotton soid
yssserday3 y3 EXTREMIST 70 1fao. :" "72'ss'
- '.,F fCHAairsroN. JuLY Is, 1859:
EassCoabh-Tke ootton market lsas bssi,t 'd,iioe
st1es the.dste Of ohriiast wesklr. rSuort the
sslss 81 the last thrss days having. besis liintad
t9sosns shalesss W WssfssA nook kaaRs 20 DO
tics, .s 3 he sxtsstuss arsaged from 81
sT "a. .sa,.,.,
ThHfs hss6 6ssHs SONG lItsts auifriin
sQqsc Neskst he spast weak sll Shst; va
Slstsd mel fsadY sale A pficsl rShgf6a ffSn
sv{ 10 1f$US@ 'aeSstV Ts:fS +EssSssST aFFsysssf
H44NsB. so1oMoN,
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The Bible Society Of Sumter. rs we learn
from the Wdtchmon. have appointed the follow
ing delegates To the Bible Convention at York.
vile on tile I'd prox.
W. E. Dick. W. F. B. Hsynsvorth. J. g
Richardson. Jr, G. s. Deschamps, J. D. Bland
ing. N. Cor!,ett. II. L. Darr. D. J. VIM, }. II.
Dingfe A. A. Gilbert.
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"rhe Tax on Goods, Wares and Merchandise
is not Uniform. sometimes it. is levied on the
amount Of sales and sometimes on the amount
OF stock employed.
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4 sorrssppndant Of the South oarol;riax
norhinstes Robert B. Boyston. Esq. of WINS.
bpro,' 4. c.. f. nstive.e This city, aud . son Of
Cbahcery Bench. ~ 2',Ni.73.
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r. A. PRroR.-We see by our Petersburg
exchanges that greal efforts .re being made to
get Mr. X. A, Pryor to become the Democratic
candidate for the seat in Congress made vacant
hy the death Of Hon. ". o. Goode. He, how.
ever, declines.
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MAJ. +. W.CxPKhs.-The Charleston Courier
ann9nnces that Mai. .Capers will not accept The
Invitation to the Georgia MIii ary Academy.
but wdi remain at the Citads1'in GhAslests6.
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TIE BANKS IN CouRr.-Tte case Of the Bank
Of Charleston sgaiRst the Bank Of the state OF
South Carolina was resumed and concluded
Thursday. Ths jury resurnsd verdict IN
favur'of the Bank Of the State. It iSt undsr.
stood, that the>cass viii be carried to tho Court
Of Appeals.
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* TsLEesArH, TO CANDns,s-Ft Ftss Jpusuai AZ
. b now in foe working order Ss'
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John n. LandrpG, Of Gaddos Ms has. been
nominated for Congress in the Fourth, District.
1eceisiug 4e votss out Of SO on the ffrSt ballot.
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Mn. YANCEYs SrEgpu.-SWe have receivel a
fnll report Of the speech delivered in Columbia,
OIL Friday evening, by Hon. William l.. Ynncey
of Alabama, at the request and invitation Of
many friends in Columbia. Our accumulation
Of arrears in reports Of celebrations, proceed.
ings, news and correspondence, compels lis 10
defer publication. The South Carolinan says
Of this speech:
We shall publish in ourissue of Wednesday
n full report Of Mr. Yanoey,s able speech in the
Atheneum Hail. Our photographic reporter.
Sir. Woodruff. was present. and took full and
accurate notes. which were revised by Mr.
Yansey himself Thongt.lo of course. we differ
with him entirely in his ingenious argument
concerning the exercise Of Congressional con
troll over the foreign slave trade. we yet realize
he furce and beauty "f the appeals for agita-
tion to it. and. without recoing from the ,s.us.
ahall present views OF the other side perfectly
confident that a 81 ar understanding Of them
will convince the public mind. If this power
70 control the foreign slave trade 10 q usurpa.
.tion by the Federal Governments. and an in.
fringement Of State sovereignty, then no effort
to recover it should bs' lost even though it he
not in contemplation, to exercise il. But for
the publication, in our issus Of Sunday. Of Mr..
sRhrtts speech. which occupies our tri-v eekly
Of to day, we shou Id hav e5presentsd the speech
10 this issue. AZ we do not desire to put two
long sspesches in one tr.wr-klY. We have
Thought proper to retain it for Wednesdsy.4
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COMPARATIVE VIEW

Of the General Tar Of the Upper Division.
To THE EDToR TIE INDEPENDENT Press !:
Sir:-IIer-with ] give you Comparative
View of the Tax Returns ofEthe present with
the past year. The increase Of every species
of taxable property mus; be highly gratifying
to the citizens of the Upper Division.
Years Slaves. sales of1Value of Gross
!Innda &clr n ftsI Taxes
1850 240 4S9 8, l53. l62I g. 466. 1856 I324 .902 95
1868 l247 .2s6l7. .ss3, 3,2l3IH, 1877 I236 500 95
Increase 22O3 2.5a.949 BAT. 7.432l 1886. 90
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BANK STATEMENT.

The following conjvnae, statement Of the
condition of the Banks in South Carolina. on
the Both June. is from the Comparative View
published in the Charleston Mercmry:
The aggregate results are as follows liabili-
ths-Cnpital $l4.al6.35G 90: circulation g.
l+5."74 81: profit an hand g. Ia3.03S 90; due
Banks 2.77s."23 A; deposits 4.l3l.s6a IS
due State 3.329,674 46: other items Its W
total S35.495.Mi5 81.
Res"urces-Srecie $2.s2s. .65s II; Real Es.
tate, G76,74l At: Bank Notes. 44".S39 90
Due from Banks, 2.5uB. .SG8 &c Discounts. l2.-
7l6.7s5 IS; Domestic Exchange. S.559.333 30.
Foreign Exchange, 7l2.I15 is; Bonds l.l03.-
737 40; Stocks. l.94l ,663 IT; Suspended deht,
6+.76U 62. Branches, l,342,O73 5O. Total. 35..
495. .sD5 2l.
BY comparing this will, The statement for
the month IF May, We not. the following
changes: drcrense in the total Of liabilities
aud of res"nrces Of $l.ls7.34 80; a decrease
in circulation Of S9sl,n94 So; = decrcnse in
deposits of $534.3'm OF: IA decrease in T;omrs.
tic Exchange. Of $949,6l3 81; an ircreas. in
sp'cie on hanl Of *8l7 1854 80 an incrense In
discounts Of 1892. .281 IA; and an Increase in
Foreign Exchange ofS21s8s 65.
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= POINT CLNAR HOTEI1-THE PRoPRIE

- POINT CLEAR HOTEL-THE PRoPRIE-
M tors OF the Battle Hou,e Mobile respectfully inform their
and the public that they will open the Point Clear
Hotel early In June.
The buildings are being put in thorough repair the wharves
rebuilt and the grounds have been greatly improved past
winter building was erected last season. finished and fur
nsned ~ thorough manner and situated line
no.-fhe two are connected by continuous gallery 34
rect in Length upon two stories Altogether the buildings will
Point Ceur delightfully."- situated being open the Gulf
and IN the high grounds with pleasant
beautifully shaded The merits Of the place sanitary point
o ysw were fairly tested last Not single Of
finest salt water bathing the whole coast within one
PAGES from the Boe Fish oysters vey abun.
dant during the good Coon Band engaged and
every variety OF anu, ements will be furnished.
Point Clear also Sundays Mondays Wednesdays and FIJI
days Will make mid day trips to accommodate those who az
rive by the boats.s N "
Rooms may be secured by addressing
F. Il. CHAMBERLAIN h CO.,
v..u A., .,o, ~, Battle House.
1879. oo5 ~
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Deer Range January Is, 1885,
Agents OF the Southern Oil Company New orlsans-Dear
Sirs have been using very extensively upon the ma
chlnery belonging to The plantation viz Mil
CINE Draining heels, Pumps, Saw aud Corn Mills, Oil
manufactured from Rosn by the Southern Oil Company and
find It in every respect preferable to any other have
used the Wheel Grease and the Navy Pitch plantation
know other equal in point of economy duration and
service. -
glad to notice the which attends the efforts of
the Company and believe that in time this branch
dustry will rival almost other With the
pine forests which abound throughout the South will be
almost untold wealth Surely the South should encourage
every effort looking to her industrial efranchsement the
North and branch OF promises
brilliant than in this The should brought home 10
every Southern patriot believe will ponded
to- Your ob't seryt
lsiguedl MAUNsEL WHITE.
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MEDICAL HOUSE. No. 81 Customhouse street, near
4 Royal street-For the Cure Of Old Chronic Mercurs
syphitic and all Private Diseases without Mercury
from business friends and
all cases.
The unparalleled attended Dr. James prsc-
tice in all OF the United Europehe Inapy re-
arkabe ne has effected whicn incur.
able by the most eminent hyscans juses Offering HI
services the confidence Of the unfortunate following
are some Of the diseases termed Private of which b
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies Dr. James per
nsHsny sradeaes namely Syphilis pms5 secondary
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections females howeve,
complicated they may Diseases of the Back ons
fammaton Of the Bladder and Kidneys Rheumatism Hydro
cele Cancers Ulcers Tumors and all Diseases Of the Skim
Dr. James would also call the attention especially
who have privately and improperly injured thai
ting them for either business society viz Constitutional
bility Impotency The following the sad and
melancholy effects produced by early habits Of youth
Weakness of Back and Limbs Pain in the Head Dmness
Vision Loss of Muscular Power Paipaion Heart Dys
pepsia Neryousness 1ri.abiy Symptoms Of Consump
dreaded Loss Of Memory Confusion IDEAS Depression Of
Spirits EVIL Foebodings Aversion to Society," Self
Love Solitude Timidy etc. of produced
persons afflicted with of the above symptoms should
not fail to call Dr. James and be at restored perfect
health let no false decacy but apply and
save from the awful and dreadful Of this
terrible mslady.
Weakness Of the organs Immediately cured and full vso
restored. ~
Remember 1.-THE Medical House of Dr. James Is 81 Custom
house street.
Private and separate reserved Hours of aendanc.
from A. NJ to p. N.
Consultations strictly confidential
PsRecentcsses of Gonorhes cured In fonr hours
or no pay. DR.. JAMES,
d7 ~ 81 Customhpnse street.
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Commercial Cotton Press,

Commercial Cotton Press
New Orleans November s, 1858
have thoroughly tested the Machinery Oil manufactured by
the Southern o Company the sides wrists and journals
Lard OIL and fully equal any Oil have ever used on ma.
chinery goes further than Lard OIL is entirely free
from and keeps the journals cool consider altogether
the best ubcato have used during experience fifteen
years engineering, and shall continue use.
lSighedl HENRY INGRAHAM
Engineer Of Commercial Cotton Press
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Picayuue Office Nav Orleans

Picayune Office, New Orleans,
December II, 1858. !
have thoroughly tested the Machinery Oil
the Southern Oil Company for the past weeks
press of this office.
consider ii the best Oil have used on my press and
shall continue It's
it entirely free gum keeps the machinery Clean
freely penetrates the smallest Of oil holes
sigued H. r. SHERMAN,
Foreman of the Press Room.