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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04
burning of the Steamboat Augusta.

AUGUSTA, Ca, Saturday, apr! = loJ'
The steamboat Augusta burned last night, forty
miles below on the Savannah River. The engineer,
Henry Day, and three negroes, were drowned. The
cargo consisting Of $50 bales of cotton, Az barrels o.
-four, and other produce WAS also consumed. Inc
boat ar cargo are total oss both are partly insured
in NeW.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04
Tugitiye Slave Case.

HARKIsEURG Saturday, April ., 1883.
United States Marshal jenkins arrested negro IN
Market place this morning, supposed TO be fugitive
slave Intense excitement ensued, bat the oiiceTs
succeeded in getting him off to Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04
NOn.Arrival of the Indian.

PORTLAND, Me-, ApTiI J-p. m.
TIE steamship Indian is about due with four days
later European intelligence but mp to this hour there
are no tgps Of her. The weather is very thick and
rainy and there ia but little chance of her making her
appearance before morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04
Grand operate Combination.

PHILADELPHlA, Saturday, ApfH :, IoJJ.
Mr.. Ullman settled to-day the lease Of the American
Academy Of Music commencing in August next, for
ole year. Thus the union between the great houses
e New York. Boston aud Phsdelphia under his man
AGE mont is Clmpete1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04
Conviction of an AbOrtiOnist.

BOSIUN, Apf1I D, IoE'.
The trial Of DR.. David X. Brown, for causing the
d. sth of Susan Caroline Webster by Illegal practice,
has resulted in bis conviction. Toe punishment for
the oe is from seven to twenty one years mprison-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04
BALLOON Ascension.

UICA, Saturday, Apfn :, IoJ'.
Mors Carlingcourt, accompanied by tSo gentlemen,
messengers msde a fife balloon ascension from this
city to-day They started from Unca at 500 p. IN,
and landed safely in Li.ohfeld Herkimer County, al
n o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04
To the Associated Press.

WAsHSGTos April 2 1859
The Grand Jury, after examining witnesses for a
week two, have made prssentmsnts in the Of
A. e. Sean an, late Superintendent Of Public Printing,
Gen CulOm late Clerk Of the House Of Representa-.
tives and ID. Duval Of Pnadelphis the lsst-r ned
was witress before the Select Committee 10 examine
Mr. Seamap's accounts. Sbould the District Attorney
prepare the bills Of indictment, they will not be inns
diatey acted upon by the Grand Jury, that body
having been discharged for two weeks. Gen. CulOm
learning tie action Of the Grand Jury, appeared
and gave bail.
WAsHIsGTos, April 3, 1879.
The President bee issued his proclamation for eI-
tepive sales Of public lands 10 kaDsss and Nebraska
during July, August and September next.
Secretary Cobb. by direction Of the President, is
Acting Attorney General during Judge Blacks tenn
pOrary absence.
The Union Of this morning reiterates tina. the dan
eer controversy which has 20 long existed between
the British ard United States Governments, in regard
10 the true construction Of the Clayton B1wer Treaty,
isIow in process Of satisfactory adjustment.
Charles A. Appleton of Maine, committed suicide
by drowuir bmself 20 Gay. He has besn subject to
Gts Of mental arrangement. His brother, the Hon.
John Appleton, Assistant Secretary OF State, took
charge Of the remains.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04
Fire at NcW.Orleans.

N,v.ORlfANs, Saturday, AprlI :, TNJ3.,
Half of the Planter Cotton Press was destroyed oy
fire this morning. Five thousand bales OF COTTON were
also consumed. Loss S,OU,OOO We'll insured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04
The COchiiuate Water Works.

BOSTON, saturday, AprI Z, Io!'.
The Cocbituate water break has been repaired 80
that water can flow through one pipe to the reservoir
at BrOOklLe.
Mr.. Blsiscel was to-day elected Mayor Of Fall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

Pososous FLowERs.-Tbree Children have re-
Gently beer poisoned in Georgia by eating the a'wsrs
9s the yeno1 jessamlas,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-20
NEW ESTABLlSnMguT.
E.aJrCI DYE HOUSE,

u 01AUYun woslA respectfully ssa1ly tAe -.
y b0o - 0asuopore, 1oe2 1slsa1 - vbanoey
~ - - oAko0 Q hooso q
fumD ~ HI. D8ADY AND 1D11Y.
d D0voODOee, 81 pvseeees n ~ La6ies ~
0moomoo 0o4 - Yin Oosog an6 0eUW IN, Orgy
eeevis, Wsos 0ss1sa, 1alss 0saaAseDs eess~ -
= 49, ~ = ysass y - Se1l.se - -
wssSr = heDaa, lealy, 0osuaaU - = - Dsoe
- elni>a 49, 04ioo1 Uo1U
- - - eee 60
oGAAlunt SOON OoG0o - nDRA0
0oADamDnnD1naW 00000A01b
- a UoA0ea4) 0DAn ov4s -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-20
Davenport nay Press
On 1Aoss -. xlAs 1niDss AvUUD.
nAY SOUGHT, SOLD And PRESSED.

YvHD suheczfbos has sstshlisAsd . HAY PR1oG
] - thie city. where h viii at I'll times ksvo =
teoA Day prssoed n lssse end small baIss, WAeA d
VII osll q
1A0AOOnAvas10 TOx0aOo
ALSO, DO1 oAID
E1Oele6Dr RASsA Process.
WA,aA svsy sssssss h ossei county sAssld vssssss
0eee = ehssa. ~ alse . nth-sasl esssss DssAy
- o1oG01 otso01e.
eNVv11s q AUN Uvue 0AvyI. sWw
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-20
s. X. MANN 4 CO, Proprietor, c.
lion, Ohio. Sold BY al
good Drnggists

Va, =. BE- cug.d OF II esc,ov,ns mt 'ants: sueh
Too,b rbe. 10 eos miauts, 10th mot painfs ~
tscke OF Rb., uat,-m nuefs a. o. Of ten. IN hss
than me hour'st re, sn -ass" , .sos; .1 Afs'
tnal soecto =. Pain n th' Bat o. sids - % -
10 tn JOINT, lie orc Or - psin,: k10p -. -
famed Eyes, ror. D., oat, C.tr. > siss-, Snns.
tp aims Chspped hands. 1rost.. - ~ Sn"-
blains.
II not the in'r,ti Of the un6r,sigr I" asseTs
for this mstrsne tn IL will Dr. impossible a. -
cnTe all mapneY o. disease Tor th ID sssins y,
as ~. GIN. hat h 500" ,orsv :, thing 10 % "a:
nothing" III. true We enIy claim ;, esre a.
line Of di.es. snd for tn above ed ccOpo1o1a
thI. med'cine Il without an squal.
The hess proof csn 'avs o. I've nsrtssc o. . -.
tire In TO see what u Will do. ~ Upogsu ~ -
Pain. are decidedly the INST 6sctIai, ~ u asplh
cation Of hi, wo0drrsa medicine, o. any 40 = ~
sonntry iris IL admitted ~ I'll vbo heve STD ..
70 humbug sr,scie 70 dispoes ". vouln - N Ne
bu-ipess !, the ssm~ no. truly and rsseiy Z -
mate ~ medtcsn 10 hsld. In al psees vfsss u hes
b. On ured IL Ire hi hat e'teem, snn II y ~ vss1s
aim &c make u % .Dopg su. The btedpe sry
which 70 fo't yer and esrrnslly nzed % msnAtEe =
10 fyr ward The gen vs int reses - the hnoas hEe
u. ,e sflI,c q have ben decsiss6 ~ les - =
have Nm duod 70 buy ~ithout srsh n ~ Deeal.
have tbousands ~ - -tinosiais. VII , nsv~ -
s,nt n Ne n u dtfp'rsnt paris o ~ us1o5 -
Pssf.r ssowine -: v.,.- . = $500 y -
rXnsrci issssssi s.,Ss 70 DvsSsts -
r 1LAo0. Prspsssass.
II BAsSxs ! 90, 0sDers Asenss, Devsoposa
yov.. II. e. LiTTlm. Tssve)sin9 - u. }. ~
vmrv rststI dsaIer west oeu0S neoes, Dovo1.
mt And kec- Constantly % anc - ~ Ss0ew1E0
aeenss-T.ylor - lord. cessseesti 81 49,
b WIT; 1sslcvs. 1sqsseets; ~ osskn. -
a .tess ~ Euv'isoa, bsekhoros , - = O.
trmont; is = nyisnA, Anansueh, aors-e ~.
opibg; Brso-n, vs@snsj . oeeos 9. y.
be,l; netcs Z, 0'aAsm . 20, AnoOsoaS 01nGo
SsSsuss, 1sisvi =; Johs ? BsGhsn, eDsiaovsAleS
pnnsl = DrobAbes. Ce1ss RsptA . nians . o.
Osdas Aspsde: eehe @ asst IL vmos Aue
vfiIe /; 3 neClsl,asl . O. osanoaonvoDs; -
oasley, fl1t.ns : o 0estss, Ano0soo.
a~14A s.~sI
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-20

HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
Ben 40 smt I.aitssio~ essabiisAe by speetsl
dOscms.f. 70. As RI ! OF the SICK AID
Diaressed e0Gicte scish VsslsSs
end Aptdemtc Dsss0sss
VVHs HOW ARD "A OF ,rIOn. In view Of the
/ svfai deaf ucts q human life 60 lss ~ sexn-
81 dt.sA -. aud the DESCRIPTIONS prA to- upon the
10 tunate victims Of -ucb dtsesse, ~ oaac's tsv
raj ago directeS It. consulting surgeon. - .
chartta 10 CT wsrthy OF ctr name T. "Pen d.
In eli ear forms ana 10 Civ mssscai sds'cs ga IL
70 al no spty by ~t sP, sitn &c l, tion o. ,hsr
condni-o, Tag, oocupat, n hsb''s OF ne &c aud
IN cas-. OF IT feme p VERY to fuTni me ictn Ire
Of arg II l. nsedl o. % add that b oo,aaioo
oommal d. the highest m ~icsl sltl Of the ~ AID
wtl s1rnish III osost approved modernt -stm nj
Th- Dmecsoss Of the association IN th-ir annus' re-
port upon the trsata snt Of xaa di-rs'es txp ess
ii hiehe.t satisfaction vi b the snccess which has
At. md the labcrs III II Gus In 10 cure Of
princeton RI - mina veakncss nor 0s, siset,
syphiis TIE wee OF ,,nao N or cell abuse, dsea e.
Of the sidn Va ~ ksader, T.. and or Ter 'ntin.
10, c. '"e same plan or the en.u,ns year
The DIE cto,s on rsvisE Of the y u, feel assrr'd
that their boEs 10 thu phsre oS o.n .orn. ~ ~
have beer Of n ~ henent TO tn ict d, esp CALLS
n the '. ", they have resolved t"es.ss theu
s-lve- y, renaseda d to TITS ve'y lmpoT's"' and
much de pi .ed cau-r.
an simiYar : " port spermats rrf o.. or femi
nal veal S. the vice Of Onsnsm. msssur"stson' o'
lf-.bu e. ard other dts ases OF the sexual org Ms
by the COZ suit pg surbe' n will bes NJ ~ nsu ""
sealed spvel pei free Of charge on receipt OF rwo
STAMPS Tor po- Oh ecoTts end traces On the
bstur- apn q. a.ment Of sexual dises~s, dies. &C
are constantly being punished for ~ tui.oos o,s'
bu. icn md will b~ sent 10 the sm Ct Ss"e OF III,
ne RENE dlrs ard IN thods Of treat rent dA' oversc
dariDs thu last ysT are Of rst ve'sr
Address fov Report or tea me- :, -. :. on'L
LIN DOr0Drs n, Aetna Surgeon, Hcward $3.50
ciatson n 2 south Ninth strs~t. Pniisee'ph,a
Pennsylvania
Dy order Of the Directors.
F1RA uUARTWGtL PvcstAeMs
Gao PAJuCptLD. 6e<wSfsrv J-@"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-20

Public Notice
ia hereby siven that the annual msetinR Of the
st,rSholde . Of the M,ssis, iput q hissonri Rail
R,st Company Vi be held the ire Of sal COM
rany 10 I'll. ci y 81 Dave OF. on Acnd.y the eth
d.. OF June next, ~ 10 o'c.ocx u for the pur.
pos~ OF csc ing irecfo- 4 hs ensuing var, aud
for the trsnssc lon - such o.her business - mag
Be necrs aTv
DAv~rprrt, Nay ,, 1853
msyl- ~ ". PRInW, secretary.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-20


Mississippi 4 Missouri +. +
Train M By Chic - tine. which sseivs Mn.
ttss fss.er thea DAvsSpost uas.
~ Ahsr Monday, sprti li,A. loeA 81 Gnta,
" far l.se, srails VII leave DsvsaDosl ~
Aueeat. osumbur City, Wa.hing.on 90 1oUo
Ny (Snl ~ -scspf~dn = soliovs:
ut Exprs - and Mali Train q 80 = =
Trans ~tn leave Dsvsnposs IT CAAeaosdsly. -
aye excepted - foaloWe:
e; i ~ 1:; "a, |: :. So:
Trains srrtve u Dsvsapsss dAay. Q1s1sss sssse
SDon Tu8 8As8.
ast uxprsss Train q eN A.
ID Mad Tram, q - -
lst Man Train, - WIS
TYains run BY Chicago time. which isswesvs No.
ates isster thaa ] avsup r. ure.
All trains out Of Devr0tSrt van 0ase $780, -
At Coaumbe Chy, Washinet . snd love CITY veeA
he western stase Cos stsOes for al pant Weee.
The PaGDonGog Train ouunocss % ROck 1alanT ~
UhicaaD nec4 lslanA Rsilroed trans ~ II peoDeo
East, North end Gosth
PNsesneen - esniAeo1 Of u oeee0 OeN00
,iseres dseseo q % ~ Aeusanasson o. SAsS 49,
ea0s. also ssssss ssaans Asas ssoa
b. Tb- Movnins no 10 ~ srsi for - Hsse
con ~cts 1t J lies 9TH tSsi.s on y oseAAeAa Gen
al y = /; q tie Ju, cst with trsins IN 'he - -.
burg, ~ -, ne 4 Chic. @ = &; ~ Ohessc with
trans on the sichigsn Southern and oieetgan (sn-
Hsl l. Rods.
ap,lt JOHN TSAUVs ~.
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RAILROADS


VoSUOAV - OOA - - u&.IL -
Dt'vNssr .ls-r0nlsooesse,
IN and sfser SUNDAY DE. SsA loos, - uno11
OfurtheS Motor srelDs wth lsevo IA tgona1 -
oaadays s1csDssd, - e11lSus:
lst 1aal tFo1n - 1o.0A0
u freIkht 11nA0
"a aiahs e1prsss eMHA.
iran. srrtye - noss lslssA laavs 0ss1Os -
opeed, - foll0Vs:
Lei nDss s1prcssss - Al
- fssssht sSsins e. S0p.0.
- nail train ~ J0p.0.
Al sraans over this rosA ase n direct euaas1am g
Ohtcego with trains ooAh the htchiean tonsna0
MtcAlgan Central, Pa sLusg. Fort ayns 90 CAxs-
70 Ran nosd 70 and frO0 Dessses, 9uou1AI
Cleveland, COlum6us, Ctnclnnse, b1eas61NA,
Dunktvk DulAlo, NIAGARA 4sns, Albany. - Ten,
Philadelphia. Daitincr- and washiuGt0A. Abs =
l1a0n,le vtsh tsssns Of she nltrols Ceasral 1Ds1-
NsssA 70 0a,eoa and South 70 g. Louis end Csss -
UA,Cn psscos tSkets can Be Er0cufedof
w. B. 0r~mps,e, fireet Aeeass
Agents, 4. u Depot, Lea tsinna.
pne,eners 70 resnlndsd 81 the nor' eooty a Vtn0
1ssstncs dirscsscns % 70 the destnssoo ~ the 49,
Onos also 70 procure tichess hssore ta1sno ne0 seo
" care .. the cuductoss euls<t forss oay = So
ths lire u ChtcaaO AnoA 1soea1 roosoaA
! JOHN ?. TRAC1, ouUsvlnssoo1ns.
v. n W1MnAs, Asst Hupt.
aoca Island Dsc. :, 1875 t0s0
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treat Numbers of Cergymen, Phys cans Statesmen and
smenr prsonages have len, their to certify the
eeed usefulness of these remedies space will
permit the insertion them The agents below named furnish
gais 9nr ALMANAC, in which they given;
Win also ui descriptions of the alb complaints and The
trestsent that Should b. followed for their
10 ho &c PIT oil by unprncpled dealers with other
Mons ,hey make more profit Demand AYERS, and take
they should have it. ~ " ~ '
All our remedies for sale by
j. WRIGHT CO.,
-, Nos. q L Isl Chartres street. N o.
Also by HAVIIAED cI, ARK = IE0RGE Mani, al h,
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HOsTETTER'S BITTERs.
THE SPRING FRESHETS AND THEIR CON-
EQUENcEs-FoREwARNED PROGRAMMED.

The rivers Of the South and South west have been
turbulent during the spring. The tide of the Father Of Waters
has been 30 immensely swollen that the have broken
down. and the country either side much Injured by the In
vading food Even where the wealthy planters had erected
strong entertainments protect their lands tho accommodating
force Of the has borne down these apparently psg
nablo wallis and swept the country far and wds Along
Of the tributary streams and the principal rivers pursuing
the Gulf OF Mexico the destruction oc
cured and millions Of dollars worth Of property has
swallowed up In the remorsele waters But the immediate
loss subsequent upon these mighty eshe sinks into ngnin
when compared with the remote but certain dsas
ters that will The be Repaired and the
property engued may be at least partially reclaimed but the
waters which have the lowanda will remain marshes
and poo to become agnan and give forth minsmac
beneath the Then the startling peril
The pestence lives of who reside In the VI
ciniy OF these Fevers Of the vrulent de-
scrpton will be prevalent and that Scouree Of the South
Yellow Fever will scatter death in many, many homes
cheerful and happy The grim specter will darken many
door, and fesivy into mourning. Families will
be broken and esdes rendered deoate The mother will
weep for her little and refuse be comfrted because
they not" The husband and father will be
even in the sunny hour Of prosperity.
These the sad that follow
floods such have characterized the spring of the present
year. We have gloomy experience bear witness that
do not essggete the danger that hangs Thousands Of
people in the South western States. Fortunately while
know the peril that come, compelled fold
and resign ourselves to the evils that
There both preventive and remedy for every form of the
destructive pesence Every who values his exist
head of family who cherishes those who look
the dread invader And this all do by simply securing
spp Of
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

OoMPTRoLLER,s oFFICE, ,
City of New Orleans, July 4 1855.
REsDLvED, That the Comptroiier %, and
standing official journal that in
With the ninth section Of ordinance l4 approved
s0 1854 the Council will bill against the city upleee
contracted under authority q an order from the Comptroller
ISignedl Ell TRACY
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
[Signedl L. Il. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
f6gned] JOHN LEWIS, Mayor ....
attention the on the cty and Of III publie
respectfully called te the foregoing resolution.
v. DUPLESSIS
Jy16h Comptroller CITY of New Orleans,
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- HALEY SPRINGS, NINE MILES North 80
B6I of Florence, Landerdale county, Alabama. &1O
bly, known throughout Tennessee, Alabama Mississippi and
Arkansas for the medicinal properties curative qualities Of
its waters In scrofa dropsy dyspepsia kidney and
spinal affections torpid liver chronic all classes and
yeaereal Diseases At
of the year for the reception Of visitors.
This watering place changed hands about year ago. and
since that time the popors have bee, diligently engaged In
building and comfortable quarters for the accommodation
containing paror ball ROOM dining ROOM sleeping
etc. etc.
The being hills the Tennessee river and
shoa Creek the air and climate naturally and health
full
THE TABLE
Will be supplied with the best and wholesome food that
the markets Afford with polite and attentive steward and
servants to attend It,
The Bar Confectionery Bowling and Billiard Saloons
will be well and shunonntiy supplied.
Those who travel and visit places for pleasure will ind
An abundant field fer at Bailey Springs good
Band Music will be in attendance eRveu and make time
eheerfuy large Livery Stable with fine stock will be
open the streams abound with fish, and fine for rowing
the Muscle Shoals the Tennessee within four iies
Of the Springs with good road make pleasant morning
evening drive to view the fine, romantic scenery.
One OF the best physicians that the South Affords who hiss
had successful practice in connection with the
water, will reside at the Springs.
The premises formerly occupied by visitors have been
verified into hospital for invalid servants and placed under
charge of experience that all servants sent for the
benefit OF the waters will have comfortable and receve
prompt and proper attention.
These Springs accessible from the South and West by the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad from Memphis Tenn
Florence Ala in ten hours thence by coaches
the springs In Two hours.
Persons leaving Memphis the evening train will break
fast the Springs next morning. and those leaving ne
morning train will take at the Springs evening"
ELLIS, BEAN Co. Proprieors.
Refer e-Messrs scrnggs, Donegan Co.. New Orleans
b. NJ. Lowe Il Co.,
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NJ FRYER, SURVEYOR AND OWL ENGIN EER
4Se has renewed his office to ANTE CIr where he will
attend to sestng and surveying land and win act as
RAJ LAND AGENT In the parishes Of st. Helena ST. Tam
many, Washington and Livingston.
Price OF Government lands aader IbeTgraduaon law-s
eontspef acre, aul2ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-15

FEVER AND AGUE, FROM WHICH MANKIND
suffer over large of the globe is consequence of
miasn vegetable decay This exhaaon is evolved BY he
action OF solar heat on wet soil and rises with the watey
the earhs surface with it through
the lungs Into the blood There it irritating poison
liver becomes torpid and only rus but
also the bile from the blood Both the and the bile
disorder The spleen kidneys and stomach sympa,
!hze with the liver and become dsordered also Finally
concentrates the whole blood Of the body he
excreories to force them to cast it out Tne blood
gve Violence Ts IS The CHILE But IL ibis eort
fails Then the FEVER follows which the blood leaves
to expe the irritating through other
orylhe skin In this also it fails and the system abandons
EFER AS si1sl AaHE Such
We have abored to fnd and have found an antidote.
Ayers Ague Cure,
winch neuazes this maarious poison the blood
lates the liver to expe from the body. AS it should
does cure this ntctng disorder with pre certainty. Aud it
ect to this infection If expels the
system as it absorbed and thus keeps those who free
from its attacks keeps system health although exposed
to the disease Consequently it only cures protects
The greaf variety of affections which induced by this
Dumb or Masked Ague Periodical Headache Bilious Head
acne, Bilious Feyers Neuralgia Rheumatism, Govt blind
Painful Affections Of the Spleen Hyserics, Collie Paralysis
and Painful Affections of the Stomach and Bowels all of which,
when arising from this will be found to
less, the Intermittent type This Ague Cue the
ce Ts 81 these derangnens and cnres the disease
the virns from system these organs by degrees
% to DO ms hsr office their accord Hence arises
end put often HE not long enough sacrificed in the
tempt while this "Ague Cure" does it at and with
a safer remedy for the whole class of diseases which
by the as%se infection than other which has
Dee discovered and has still another important advantage
% Inc public, which is that it cheap we'll good
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Ayers Cathnrtlc Pills,

Fo'S A FUREATIVE NEHICINE,
For Costvenesi for the of Dyspepsia for Jaundce
enery for Foul stomach for the cure Of Eryspess for The
ei tor me cure Of serouls for all scro!uous Compaiu
cure oil Liver Complaint for Dropsy for the of letter,
uor ana Ss Rheum for Worms; for the of Govt; for
Blood. ~ ~ " 's'. ~ ' '1s ~
Ihey are sugar ccated that the sensitive
from their use in any quantity
E6-Priee, rs cents per box. five boxes for ST.
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Proclamation.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, !
City Hall, July 9. 1859. :
titled An to amend consolidate the city Of Ne
Orleans and to provide for the of city
Orleans and the administration of the affairs thereof" ap-
proved March 90 1856 notice hereby that election
will be held on the 10th July instant for
for the First Ward, in place of James A. White resigned
jy1l TO GERARD STITH Mayor.
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: COYNER'S WHITE and BLACK SULPHUR -
N and CHALYBEATE SPRINGS. Fl

This watering place will be open for the reception Of visitors
the list Of june 1t is situated the line and in full view Of
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad about half mile from
Bonsack's Depot Roanoke Va which said Depot Omn
bus will always be found waiting the arrival Of the to
visitors to the Servings.
These White and Black Sulphur Waters have effected
curehe White Snlphur aggravated of dyspepsia
serious affections Of the liver kisneys ard bladder general de-
by and especially diseases OF the SYSTEM and thoss
diseases peculiar femaeshe Black Sulphur all kinds OF
diseases Of the skim aggravated Of letter and other
tons Of the skin.
The accommodations equal to 10 be found In tina
of Virginia. the table attendance Of the
satisfactory character together with fine band Of music and
every other attraction usually found at rsclass watering
pacesas all of which beg refer to the large number
Of persons who have heretofore visited the place.
les I'm ]. A. HEFELFINGER, Proprietor. =