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mC~ Bank of West Tennessee at
49, MEMPHIS.-The notes o. this Bank III be re
deemed at the Union Bank of Tennessee at Nashville ldw
Trunks and Travelling Bags, Va
Ices, &c.
JUST RE EIVED.
Ladies' Large French Dress Trunks,
Ladies' NedIuhR Quality Dress trunks,
few Gents Ne. 1 sole Leather TrunkS,
Sole Leather Double Top VaIises,
Travelling Bags and SatcheIs.
I0HN RAMAGR,
sugI7-H AZ CoIlexg s,re-t =
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For sheriff.

We authorized to Jas HINTON as candi-
date Tor election Tor lie oce Of sh5rn Of Davidson county,
a; the ensuing March elerI-n sep2s-ti
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The writer also calls planters growing
evil Of Sandy Cottors
New Orleans Market, sept. "a.

COTTONNc hSyc police the prevalence Of fair demand
durug week, the sales last report
ming shout - $40 bales, viz. 800 Saturday 500
Monday On Tuesday, $500 Wedncssy 400 Thurs
800 yesterday, taken principally for Great Britain.
france OF Europe with few parcels for
the North With respect 10 prices have again
TO remark gosI deal Of irreurty has prevailed though
the general Continued le done basis within
range previous quotations., which again repeated
thou d the set closed bcA~y Nesicr
The receipts H crop past week @ 30 hales aud the
receipts date iri ed against IS SIS
bales o stu date last
Dr,lY rIaN We much complaint Of the quality Il
he receipts thy found 10 embrace unusually
large proportion ay ant dusty cotton for early period
the dusty parcels hare already repeatedly
exceedingly difficult Of sale most orders received
imperative their rejection. Uadcr these circumstances
they and sold at all must be at much wider
difference u price than has hitherto prevsi ed
The the crop Of similar character (some
uprn the without demand, and
with prices entirely nominal.
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A. e o N l. L ",

Il z . N L Z \,
(Succsss6rto StslcGT1& OacsR)
Nos. IL and 81 south Market street,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
MANUFACTURE
COPPER, TAN AND SHEET IRON WARE,
EEP constantly hand, all kinds Cooking Heat
ing Stoves ornamental and plain MsneI Crates Also,
kinds Of Copper and Sheet Iron Work Seanoa
ing Mills Furnaces FOunires Factories, Stills DistiIery
Works. etc,
Also keeps hand full supply Of Cast Wrought Iron
Cooking Stoves, in which may be used Coal Wood
mhl6-tL
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ArrIvaIorthe C,rcas.,an,

New HogK. Sept. 27.--The Moses Taylor has ar
rived With over two million dollars gold
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49, diseases Of childhood, Worms may t-a ctel the
the dangerous Perhaps We ought rat
r to speak in past than the present for since the in
PRODUCTION OF CrsMru0E, the disorder has
ht or those acquainted with the virueso the medi-
cine It's prrllou and rapid and it contains
mineral substance il may given witout hesitation tie
youngest Inmate 81 tlI- nursery
particular reulsIaher the HiRef's Gina ian
aUay" This the only article that can be depended on.
Remember !hs'
Iar sale lu New Orleans. wholesale and retail, by
WRIGHT 4 Co,
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~ ever Inams,iud found

FL anything, lis safe TO say that such isfouud now
Persev,rs gr- saan old adags AMI many valuable
thing, have lost want of perseverance. Fortune does
AWAY oow - iavos into TIE laps Of people, the con-
,r useful things have taken labor time ami
g>pa1s bring light We have great example OF
yh,s reroGi. ], IS that OF DdLLEl'S NIGICAL PAIN
RtEGHITOR, which is akuawlei gel by the whole world
extraordinary for Als cuts, bruises, and
a multitude ol,r ills. It, has we'll chosen
truly eulaoliss ats pe,ular on application all pain Ceases
al iIaIuat.on subsidies, the h-,g process ss in
No time IS lost; ,ors expended, Eus sFng
suffered. MAY say have found it Yes a true,
quick and eFgiiye remedy. Wease found pALtys N4aclL
FAIN ENTR,,T TOR.
Tor sale ia Nes Orleans wholesale AMI retll'y
j, WRIGnT co,
q AMI 81 Ch-Ttrts street,
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NEW YORK, Sept 9Th 80 M, p. m.-The Cir
cassan has arrived with Liverpool dates of tn Ih
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IL just received direct from England hundred and
twenty Fr, patti rns, q TABLE KNIVES. Also, other
Eng uools hat Viii l.. small dlol5cs for
Cash. prompt ias dealers Al less than value.
MCCALL l. CO.,
lKrkman & Kills old saad,)
senI22 No. b PUBLIC Souare.
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RsON SPRINGs,
~ rem Sale Az AUCTION.

On Saturday, the sth day OF October, 1859,
NKTE will offer for sale Court door, in the CITY
w Of Nashville, between 10 and r O'Clock, property
situated in Macon county, Tenn 70 mes from GalIan known
EPPERSON SPRINGS.
There four different Enis Of Sprng-ssy Red White aad
Black Sulphur, ana Chaiybelte EaeTs of Springs
valuable for neiT medicinal qualities There is
for SOL bosTdeTs and ali the Rooms we'll furnished
The Land belonging the Springs containing 4A acres
In cultivation, the balance we'll timbered.
We offer this property Tor sale Executors Of A.
Bow, deceased.
TERMOne third cash, the balance in one two and three
years - - 80 - 3. 7, SEAY, I -
X. N. POTTS, EAE'u'r''
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Prof ashley Hurt. D Male College. Einchszr Tenn
Prof Graves D, President Of the Mary Sharpe Cos
chester, Tenn.
The Weather Indicator offered for sale AZ l. At the
Drug Store Of Aaron Stretch General AGENT la :f cor
Of Union and College streets, Nashville Tenn
The discoverer will send the Weather Indicator Nv
mz postage paid, we'll put Up ard cur 90 aaF person 60
closing s2t0 current money Fan and plato F t0ns 1 rs
lating, using, &c accompany each ILicsIar
Address LOUIS 2. GILMAN. AGENT
juB23dtE&Etf gou.U4.s Ta,,
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NInrkets nv sEeIeuranh

NV ORIEASs September, s5COttOn sales day bales
Middng l9 ~ Sails Of three days $1,000 Receipts
Of three days 900 bales against 2O1 bales during
tins last year Receipts at this port ahead Of year
bales Flour arm s. p. New York Sight Exchange dis
count g par Sterling oI<g9si.
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Manny'S combined Reaper and
Mower,

HTIEH WOODS IMPROVEMENT .ThIs
w celebrated Machine eceved rst premium of Ir.rd
3oLD MEDAL, the besteombned RsapnE Moving
Al the great United States Agricultural Fair held
Ky, In September 1857 The trial OF Syracuse
York. In July, where ahe prpal Machines in the United
States thoroughly tested The
through Marshal p Wilder, President United States
Society, al Louisville KY.
also received the the Reaper and as the best
Mower before two separate committees appointed the
dent OF the Davidson County Agricultural Society Nashville
in July, 1877 most Of the machines
Numerous other premiums and given this hns
during the las Sesson every Machine America
The above uehines are for sale b. the undsrsgnsd,
B. p. CHATHAM,
GeRerAl A gent for the State
FISHER, WHEELS & CO.,
fsh27-d&WH Nashville. Ten9.
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TRIMMINGS STORE.
OSCAR HME a CO.,
Have just oPensd at their stand,
No. 2 Union street,
AcOWpisse s1oCA u ran anu "iLIer
DRESS AND EIANTILLA TRIMMINGS


DRESS AND MANTILAA TRIMMINGS.
NOMPRIsING full assortment plain fgured Velvet
Ribbons, Gallo PRINCES, Buge GiUps. Grape Trimmings,
Belts Buttons, BTzids BuVie Buttons &c &c all Of which
irsy and the best that could be the Eastern
ksts Cur stock OF
Embroidered Bads and Silks Crochet Emsra iery Spool
Cotton we'll other material for Knitting Netting E
brOdery Crochet complets and
quantity than We also continue TO manufacture
FEinges, TaSseIE, BHItOnS,s, Cord, &c.
to order usual and will try suit all and everybody.
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For County Trustee.

For County Trustee.
Wesre SuthsriEed to announce TH0s T. SAUNDERS can
ddA for the ocs Of COuntey Trustee for Davidson county
the election to he held in March, 1860. ans
We are authorized to announce IsHAM CLARK as candi.
date for County Trustee at the ensuing March election
aug27-m
We are authorized to announce SAMUEL P. AMENT, a
candidate for County Trustee of Davidson county, ne1
March election. Isesc-tds
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For Messenger.

We authorized 10 II. sLoAN, candidate
for Messenger Of tie Senate. scPIs-e
We authorized to JAMES K. PoIE CANNON
dhatef for reelection Msssensrto the Senate. sePili
We are authorized to announce JcsEFa NJ STONES eand
date for Messenger Of tbs Senate sepll-d
We authorized s. Buss candidate
for Messenger Of the Senate. scpl6-td
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Specie.
Iand VARIANTS
review of the markets, Sept. ..

Acres per 100 Acres, per
o :" = ..............sOe IG0 e q - ...-......
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Be scarclty of Siek Rnbics.

II IS ANNOUNCED that IN one week over -Four HuBdfsi
Children died. under four years age, Ia city q New
York
More than half OF the children that born la the Uutsd
ststes die tt ing dises tie warais
Of the powerful reneiies thai in removing complaint r4rry
the paileat.
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We auhorzei announce BESJ p l. Form as acanli.
dale Tor Deputy Marshal. seps5-te
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As.istant Door.kecpe,..HOu.e,

Wsae authorized to ASrHON WARNER Is csni
Assistant DOOrkssper Of the House of Representatives
sep2s-td
We authorized and requested DAVID CRAIG
of MsuTy county, candidate fer Assistant Door keeper lie
House Of Representatives. speed tw kWtd.
We authoIed TO F. p WIDE, Marshall eoun
y idEte 70 Assistant keeper Of the u Re
| presentatiTes aug.O-As
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SUGAR-LOusANA.-With continued light receipts and 3
demand fo the period Of the further improvement
prices been realized by sellers, especially in the Far 10
Eully Fair and Prime grades the other qualities being s neg
sctsd and nOminRl, COumsn TO Coed connsn s8se Fair
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The CnIIdrsns, Pausesa

OF the Grsenberg Company expressly PREPARED dis
OF CtFen and has saved the lees many stn
when the parents hourly expected death Read the
testimony Th5Hg there lady heller kno
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Fnney Goods.

WUsF received fresh Of Fancy 0oots. Crn Brushes,
n Purses, Pocket Books Port Msnna-s, Leather ashsi
Msvsng Cases snail fukinz coaha, lluy tesi Enna- r.
Eors strsps, Toilet Mirrors ses, knTess &c To- s4s. ~
ssps = = Ace--ts
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For Principal CIcrk--HouSe.
EngFOSSing CIeEk--HOuse OF Representa-

We authorized T. e. s. Rrssw Of Rather
ford county for Principal Clerk Of the
Representatives. augaj-t5
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-02-03
HILDRETH & CARVER, PROPRIETORs.
poetrp.
THE NOBLEMAN OF EARTH,

The truest noblcman Of earth,
Is he who loves to be
The first companion of the good,
The hero of the free;
Who works undaunted for the poor,
Who sees no rank in names
Whose hopes ascend to heaven in crowds
AS sparks fly up from flames!
Give me that noblcman of mind,
Who loves a noble cause
The right CT labor $ sturdy sons,
And freedom righteous laws!
The hater of each evil scheme
tyrant may advance;
giant strength about his heart,
Thoughts brilliant in his glance!
love the nobleman of earth,
Who strives to bless the age
And leaves glory that is caught
On history's faithful page!
Whose name the millions love to lisp.
Truth sure untinching guest
Who shines in love as does the sun
In palace of the West
He's deathlcss as the mighty skies,
When jewclled through with stars
Could feel God $ beauty in blaze
Burst through his prison bars
No mandate from the tyrant breaks
His spirits upward bound;
While high on every liberal creed
His name is blazoned round
And perjurcd kings may pass from Garth,
Their pomp and lustre fade;
But nature noblcman unClasps
The cruel laws they We made
His worshippcd monarch is his God,
He leaves name behind
Flushed with eifulgcnce that reflects
His majesty of mind
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2omantit Skettb.
ADVENTURES
IN THE
WRONG HOUSE.

BY DIR. II. MONTGOMERY BIRD.
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AGENTS FOR THE ISTEIIGENCER
E5-S. VI. PErrESGiiL 4 Co., Newspaper Advertising
Agents No 1l9 Nassau Street New York and 10 state
Street Boston.
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Business Cards of i've lines less will be inserted III
this column for S. 90 per For each additional
line, over five, dollar will be charged
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st. C9arles Citp antelIigentsr,
PUNISHED EVERY THURSDAY by
HLDRETH & CARVER,
EDITORS pRorREToRs.
PRICE So, 90 A YEAR IN ADVANCE.
OFFICE IN INTEL lIGENCER BUILDING,
MILL AND KELLY STREETS,
OPPOSITE PrBIlc SQUARE
st. Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa.

Any person obtaining five subscribers and forward
ding the money. shall be furnished with a copy of the
ntcgcncer for this service long the number shall
be kept good
Business pertaining to the paper be transacted
with the Publishers any day at the Cftce Of Publication
Communications may be addressed 10 the Editors who
will promptly and faithfully respond to them.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-18

LITERATURE OF THE ANCIENT INNs.-A recent
London paper advertises genuine Thesaurus of
ancient tavern signs and other curosties at auction
collected during long life by some curious anti.
qaury. The catalogue covered an extensive and
unique collection, for history Of ancnt and modern
inns, taverns and coffeehouses in town and country
Numbering upwards of $50 signs) formed with UNI
wearied diligence and vast outlay during lifetime,
and illustrated with $500 ancient and modern engrav
ings, comprising typographical and antiquarian sub
jects, early views Of London, caricatures humorous
and satirca Subjects portraits of celebrities whose
names have been adopted signs characters remark
able for their eccentrictes, actors and actresses
others illustrating ancient sports and pastmes-
etchings, wood cuts and numerous others, plain and
colored, many of great rarity also Ais drawings in
water colors sepa and pen and ink, and numerous
copies from scarce engravings and old paintings
together with extensive antiquarian local and bio
graphical notices Cloth printed and in MsS.) on
signs and their origin, merriments, and wtticsms in
prose and verse tales, traditions, legends and re.
markable incidents singular Inscriptions on taproom
windows and walls, anecdotes of landlords, guests,
visitors walters, ETC., bacchanalian and other songs
and ballads, some set to music, fac sime autograph
letters Of Garrick and other celebrated men, and
scarce tracts.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-18

which brought us to our anchorage in the lower bay
off Cronstadt. Shortly after anchoring the Grand
Duke came on board with his suite and spent some
time in close and careful examination of the ship
and tHele was but one opinion expressed by all which,
need not say, was highly credtable to the ship and
her builder, Mr.. Webb.
The kindly and frank greeting which the Grand
Duke gave to Mr.. Webb and Capt. Comstock spoke
yolumes-so far as such acts could speak-with re-
gard to his opinion of the vessel and the mode in
which Capt. Comstock had handled her. Immedi-
aely after the Grand Duke left the ship the vessel
dropped into the inner harbor and was then hauled
into the dock, and at bedtime was lying safe and
quiet alongside the government quay, inside the dock
at Cronsadt.
The next morning early, orders were received to
have the entire armament on board and the vessel
prepared for visit from the Emperor tomorrow !;
also to have her prepared for for voyage to Eng
land in ten days, and when left the ship on Saturday
morning, she was swarmng with Russians busily en-
gagged, carrying out the Instructions. The ship has
proved herself, in all things perfect vessel, and
every American must, am certain, take pride in the
knowledge that the flag ship OF the Russian navy-the
finest frigate a6oat-was built and furnished in New
York Should the frigate ever have occasion to use
all her power, the result will convince every that
Mr.. Webb has signazed himself in building a ship
which cannot be exeelled.
There is little in this far off country to interest
your readers. The news of the peace between France
and Austria, and the peculiar disposition of the Italian
States, has taken everybody by surprise. There is
but opinion here upon twhieh is-it cannot last
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-18

The ACCIDENT ON THE ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
A correspondent of the Washington Star gives the
following particulars of the recent accident the
Northern Virginia Railroad, near Alexandria
The train consisted of eight empty cars, and was
at the time of the accident detached from the loco
motive, and descending grade at a rapid rate for
the purpose Of ascending another grade, and when
within few feet Of the bridge, COW suddenly ran
upon the track, throwing the front car against the
side of the bridge which caused the braces to be dis
placed, and the whole structure fell, carrying all but
one of the cars with it into the creek below distance
of some twenty feet and reducing them to perfect
wreck.
There were at the time some fifty men upon the
train many of whom jumped off, and escaped serious
injury. The following the names of the killed !:
Thos Hanretty and Chas Daily were upon the front
car, and were instantly killed. Hanretty leaves
wife and four children, and Daily leaves wife and
three children.
The Alexandria Gazette says: Three of the laborers
were dangerously injured, and it is thought will die
and eight others were more or less wounded and
bruised, some of them severely. The scene was
heartrendng in the extreme the wives and relatives
of the deceased and wounded gathering around in
the widest grief and friends and neghbors collecting
to afford assistance
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-18
elssrapned to the Nev orleans crescent.
LATER FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
THE c1n1L WAR IN VENEZUELA
xEn1rArED ATTACK ON PORTO cABEI1o.
Iar THE NATIONAL L1xE.l

l.
NEW YORK, Aug. 17.-Adyices from Porto Ca
beo to the lat instant have been received at this
port.
The civil war still in actual progress in yene.
zuela.
General Falcon, at the head of revolutionary
party, was few miles below Porto Cabello with
force Of 500 men, having joined his forces with those
Of Gen. Guevares. The two leaders were preparing
to make combined attack upon the city.
The people of Porto Cabello had strongly barri.
caded all the streets leading to the city, which is
well protected by 400 Government troops supported
by the national militia.
The two main streets protected by six pieces Of
artillery.
Gen. Falcon had landed his troops, and had sue.
ceeded in opening free communication with his friends
in the city.
The departure Of Gen. Paez instead Of quelling the
revolution, seems, most unfortunately to have had
directly the opposite effect.
NEW YORK, August l7-From an official record of
the British War Department conclusive evidence has
cen adduced of the actual working of the Atlantic
telegraph cable.
The statement shows that during the short period
the cable working, last fall, the British Govern
m emit saved f250,O00, by the transmission of dis
r.anh oah,e connie na;na a. orasr eor tho sh;n
o. ~ of 40 ,eo;ments ~ troons fror co,oao ,h;ah
-er 10, not needed' = ''--'~-
NV yopx Aup. 17.-Tbe ;ron mail steamship
ca xon;o Can't Eblers of tho Harhrro ana Ar,or.
can Lima has arrived 81 this mort She An Hanhuro
The Lei inst. and Touched Al SOUTHAMPTON on the
al inst Her adyices however have been ANTICIPATED
~ the City Of Baltimore
fswreo. Aug. ia fire broke in the Entrante
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-18

POISONOUS vISEGAR-At a late meeting of the
(" Gewerbe Verien," "a German Neurological So.
ciety,) the aduteraton Of vinegar spoken Of 1t
appears that the most of the vinegar manufactured
is a most poisonous composition. The matter had
been referred to a committee, and an analysis Of
vinegar made, showing that vinegar is adulterated
with such ,s sh O. sugar o. Lead
minerals. Such vinegar, il was shown by the chemists
and physicians present. is a slow poison, destroying
the human frame by degrees. The use Of poisonous
vinegar has become an alarming nuisance, and it is
to be hoped that the sanitary authorities will look
into this matter IN. Y. Express.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-18

The CHINESE IN CALIFoRNIA-The Chinese have
temple in San Francisco which cost $40, 900, and
have imported idol from China at cost Of $50 900.
It is the image of a man who figured in China 200
years ago. and great statesman and warrior, as
one said, like your Washington" The only efforts
in California to christanize the Chinese are by the
Methodists at Sacramento. The law prohibiting Chi
namen from coming to the State is pronounced un-
constitutional, and their number, now 10000, is
rapidly increasing
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-18

MURDER AND Su1c1DE.-The Shreveport Gazette of
Saturday last says:
Mr.. E.S Boren died in Jail on Sunday, from the eff.
fects of the injuries received in attempting to take
his own life. He has left wife and number of
children to mourn his untimey departure. The hor-
rble tragedy beginning with the death of Luke Holt,
has ended with the death of Mr. Boren who took the
life of Holt and tried to atone for it by committing
of intellect, and not responsible for his conduct
during bis confinement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-18

nI~The manly mOustaehe III yhitened by
time REDEEMED by nature Instantly dark night
under the operation of CRISTADoRo'S EXCELSIOR HAIR
DYE. few moments suffice meamorphose head of
hair which oends the by its hue into Of beauty
Womans rngles If premaurey frosted by sickness
naturally Of uploveab'e coli changed rich
warm brown, splendid and eise black minutes
by this woodworking preparation.
Sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair Dresaers
aus 2plm&W CRISTADoRO, No. Astor House. N Y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-18

ArThe great West Is the promised land
In the eyes millions both In the Old and the New
fertile soil and magnificent opportunities for development
great Of its attractions. But along beautiful
Turks malaria Of most deadly influence which
the great drawback Of that splendid REGION and
many Emgans and others who
plate settlement In that section, will do we'll to provide
the only that has yet been found efficient
speedy and certain DIR. ]. HOSrETTER'S CELE.
BRATEO BITTERs which has snached hupireds from an
unmey Their operation the digestive is
soon felt to be bene6cient without being violent.
Sold in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL BY j. WRIGHT
&c., 81 aud ISL Chares street, sole agents for the Southern
States whom all orders should be addressed and
druggists dealers generally everywhere aulb 7p64W