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JUNE "a, 1859.
MEDICAL.
uEAiTn or AMERICAN woMEN

hEhITH OF AMERICAN WOMENs
IL From Ns ". " Do,by NtDs tEditnriulI
We desire to rnll attention to a letter from DR..
Joshua +. Bridge, Health Of American Wo-
men," in another column. IIe treats the subjccI
in an able manner, and his skill and medical judg-
ment may be relied upon.
From The Albany EUcning Ezpres.
Marshnlls Uterine Cutholicon has proved 10 b.
fully az valuable us it is claimed 10 be in many
severe tests made by medical gentlemen and others!
Dr. Bridge il Il regular physician of very fine at
toinmenis, man OF great judgment and discrinii.
nation, ludicOus and highly successful pructi1
toner in all diseases, especially thoso Of women
and children.
F,om Pbnc,nns.
Marsha'ls Uterine CutholicOn will certainly
cure all the diseases for which II IS recommended.
In the worst cases have ever met with, Mar.
shall's Uterine Calhulicon is q certain and safe
remedy.
MARSfiALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICoN
Is unhesitatingly offered as a reliable remedy fer
all those complaints to which every woman IS
liable, and which gradually affect tie mind as well
as the body. so that to think. talk or work be.
comes alike source OF suffering. II not nn impos.
sibty Among other complaints !ur which the
Cnholicon is a remedy is he Falling oi the Womb,
Whites. Suppressed, Irregular or Painful Men
situation. Blooli.g, lnflummations and Diseases
of the Kidneys or Urinary Organs, Retention or
lncuuiinence of Urine, Heartburn. Costiveness,
Nervousness, Falntngs, Palpatione, Crnmps.
/ Disturbed Sleep, and all troubles organic or SYM
| pathetic, connected with the uterine organs
Ladies who are troubled with ony OF the above
symptoms, or with spine. liver or lung complaints,
are invited to address DR.. BRIDGE, With iull con
fdrnce that they will find relief. Mnrshall's
Uterine Cotholicon il not quuck medicine. but
its ingredients have been made known to the
Medical Colleges, and they at the service st
any respectable physician in the country.
The pricc qf -uar>AdHS Uterine CaihoIieOH 70
One Doiiar and q HdT per Single Bottle.
WEST BEDFORD, Coshocon Co, May "a, 1887.
Mr.. II 3. Kingsley, Sir have been selling
the medicines OF the GrafIenberg Company for the
last ten years, ana have invariably found them 10
give good isiactlOn and the pills have sold To
good many families as regularly as their lea and
coffee, and with my trade they become a stapls
article. Marshull's Uterine CuhUcun il q medi.
cine that has done great amount OF good IN le.
uule diseases One lady sold it TO told mo she
lind received more benefit trom one bottle then she
did from long course oi nedica! treatment by tho
most skiltul physicians. ..
Yours truly, JAMES WILSON
January ls!, 1883
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TNHE nOWARn ASSOCIATION,

uNiCteH NNR bHHtHt uNd GpI'
dear 9iSsdses.
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, IN
j view OF tho awful destruction OF human lite
caused by Sexual Diseases, and the deceptions
pracliced upon the unfortunate victims o such
diseases by Quacks. several years ago directed
their Consulting Surgeon, Us Charitable Act
worthy OF their nunle, to open q DispensHry Tor
the Treatment OF this Class Of Diseases, in all
lner forms, and to give MEDICAL. ADVICE
GRATIS 10 al! who may apply by letter with c
description OF their condition, loge, occupation,
habits ol Iile, &cl and in cases OF extreme power
W to FUNNlsli MEDICINES FnEE of
CHARGE. il is needles TO add that tho Asso.
ciation commands the highest Medical Skill OF the
age. and will Iurnish the III Of approved modern
treatment
The Directors Of the Association, In their An.
nua Report upon the treatment Of Sexual Dis.
eHses, Tor the year ending January Isl, 1855
express the highest satisfaction with the success
which has attended the sborS OF the Consulting
Surgeon in tho cure OF SpermntorrhG0, Seminal
Weakness, Impotence, GonorThGa. Gleei, Syphil.
lis, the vice OF OnSnism or Self. Abuse, &c, and
order continuance OF the same plan for The en-.
suing year.
Tho Directors on a review ofthe past, feelus.
Sured that their nboTs in this sphere Ol benev
effort, have been o gren, benefit TO the afflicted
especially TO the young, and they have resolved 10
devote themselves, with renewed zeal, 10 this very
important but much despisod cause.
An admirable Report on SpeTmntoErt GA, or
Sc minal Weokness the Vice OF 0nanism, AlustuI.
baton or Seli-Abuse, and other Diseases Of the
Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, which
will be sent by mail, lin a sealed letter envelope,
'ees Of charge. on reeeip; OF iT" stamps for pest
age. Other Reports and Tracts on the nature
and treatment OF Sexual Diseases, Diet, DC, are
constantly being published for graruitoua dislribu
tion, and will be sent to the afflicted Some OF
the new remedies and methods Of treatment dis.
covered during the last year, are Of great value.
Address, for Report or ueatmenI, Dr, GEO.
u CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard
Association, No. . South Ninth Street, Philadel.
phin, Pa, By order of the Directors,
EZRA o. HEARIWELL, PresidSnt
GEO. FAIRcHILD. NecTstIry.
October %, 1887. 559.ly
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SOUTH THOMPSON
W00LEN FACTORY.

T WOULD respectfully announce that am now
/ prepared to do oil kinds Of Custom Work
Wool Cardiug, Cloth Dressing, Custom Spinning
aud Manufacturing. ! will take WOOL TO
WORK ON SHAKES, or by tho yard. / have a
first rate lot ot Fulled Cloths AMI Flannel on hand
10 exchange Tor Wool. Also will pay CASH FOR
WOOL delivered in good order a, my Factory,
S, f. SPENCER
South Thompson, May 20, 1889. 4ssmt
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MEDICAL.
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills.

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Blood Purifier and Blood Pills.
a! 4!
/PHARMAcYA
Dir, ~ Is ca ~ KS
Scandinavian Remedies!
WHEN DIR. ROBACK, the celebrated
w Swedish Physician, introduced his Blood
Purifier and Blood Pills In the United States. he
set forth in plain Language their curative proprr-
ties. I his was yenrs ago. i he task OF recon-
mending them has since been 'nhrit out a. hsh9"d
Enlightened men whose character tor sound lung'
meni and philosophy, gives their opinions weight
in the community, men who observe rehrci w"
mike assurance dOubly sure" I've ore They decide
are everywhere approving and urging the use o.
these wonderful preparations. All who c0hilue III
the wisdom and honesty Of this class or VINO chose
TO inve tiGate for themselves are now OF one Wha
on this important subject
DR.. Robnck invites the attention OF the sick TO the
/
ORIGINAL LETT ERS,
from members ol the medical profession, editors OF
public Journals, we'll. known merchants aud Farm
crs aud Ladies' ot the highest responsibility, giving
accounts Of exirnOrJinury cures wrought ny tut
remedies, OF which cures they themselves we're
Eye WITNESSES.
These parties may he consulted personally or by
letter. by thoar who have any doubt upon the sub.
ject The evidence in the possession OF Or. Ko'
back, which is atull times accessible TO the public
establishes the following
FACTS;
That the BLooD Purifier and BLoop Pills have
been proved by analysis to
Contain no MineIal
That they cure the almost universal complaint,
DYSPEPSIA
with unsrring ct'm'"iy. and IN very shor, time
/ That after all other medicines have proved useless
tho, relieve LAYER Comp; aiLts,
and restore the health aud strength Of the sufferer
Thut SICK FEMALES.
who have lungui,hed fer years in help'c css weak
ness md dependency. recuperuIe with grea
rapidly under lclr invigOrai,ng operation l MAJ
oil sexuu disnbi lilies are removed 10y their cordin
and gently stimulating properties hat they recruit
shattered Constitution,
however they mny have heen uifed with nnd
abused; that their direct tendency is 10 length,
eund render il enjoyable lhat,opcI ating direct
ly upon the poison VI disease m TIE btot d. they
| Cause suOu To Heat,
and discharge from the system every iaint ot Sero
lula, whether hereditary or otherwise. That they
Recruit ;he Dominated,
aud that there is no disease OF the Stomach nuc
| Bowels, the Liver, Tie Nervous System, the Skin
Glands Or Muscles. in which they do not Civ,
p,oHpt r,ii,t, and. III administered before the yer,
citadel Of lie hus been invaded effect a putnttS
Beur in mind that the SCANDIN NAVIAN
VEGETABLE BLOOD PILLS are endorsed b,
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B T. & K w IT HIS
CARPET, CURTAIN & WINDOW SHADE STORE
THE ONLY ESTABLISHMENT OF TIE
KIND IN OHIO
LIVE STORIES $50 FEET LONG DE-
Il voted cxcusiVel, 10 the sale oi the above goods.
STORY No. l
Is devoted to the sule of Oil Cloths from feet to
to "a teet wide. aud Rope and Canton Maitings,
IA. -, A, 5.4 und I'D wide
STORY No. 2
IS an immense room, % feet high. devoted 10 Two
Ply aud Three-Ply Carpets, Piunu ami Inrie
Covers, Mats, Table Oil Cloths, stair Carpets,
Stuir Rods, Carpet Swtepers, Sc, &c.
STORY No s
Is devoted TO Tapestry brussels and Tapestry Vel.
vet Carpets. Rugs, Body Brussels Carpets, Lace
nnd Muslin Curtains Cotton, WOrstcd aud Satin
Damnsks, Cornices. Jurluin Arms und Bands
Cords und 1'usses. Gold Bordered md Common
Shades. buff and White Hollands, Curtain Fix.
lures. Pulpit Tassels &c, &c.
STORY No. 4
Is devoted to Hemp and Cotton Carpets, ChcsE
Wool do, Druggets CIumb Cloths. Felt Cloths
Carpet Innings, Rag Carpets. List and Yarn Car
pets, Dutch Wool do. &c, &c.
STORY No 8
Is used rs an Upholstery and Sewing Room, for
the Making oi Carpets Fitting Shades aud Cor
nices &c, &c.
Nos lS7 and lS9 SUPERIOR STREET,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
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GIANrs.-1he bod OF Og was 81 fee. long and 7
eet broad The height Of GoIiah was II feet
his coat weighed so and spear head 10 pounds
The body OF orOstes. son of Agamemnon, leader
of the Grecian expedition against Troy, was IN
foe. high, aud his wife 10 foe, high. Muximus, a
native Of Spain, the Roman Emperor, was ieet
high. MaTimus. originally from France, another
Roman Emperor, was 8 foe, high Hiswife's
bracelets served him for finger rings. His streng,h
was such that he could draw a loaded wagon
break u horses jaw with his h't, crush the hard
est stones with his fingers, and eleave trees will
his hands, His voracily was equal to his strength
eating 70 pounds Of flesh at q single meal, unt
drinking - bottles ol wine,
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AULTMAN & MlLLER'S PATENT.
At the greatest Practical Field Trial ever held
in this country, at Syracuse, n. Y, July 1887, the
First Premium
GRAND GOLD MEDAL AND DIPLOMA
Offered by the United >tntes Agricultural Society
this Machine over Munny's, Kelchum's, Burrell's,
Hallenbeck's, Aliens, Kirbys, Heath's, HuvsyS.
the Ohio Mower, and a number nt others.
This Machine received the First Premium at
the following County Trials in lhe year ls5s:-
lrumhull Co. Clark Co, Portage Co., Albany CO.,
n. Y, Duchess Co., \. Y Queens Co., Long
Island nnd al the Orwell Union Agricultural So.
cieiy Fair Ashtnbula Co., and GcaUgl Co, and at
many other Field rIials-Ihe only place in which
the true merits Of Machine can be seen.
This Machine also took ths First Premium at
the following State Trials in lS57-S; InGianH,
New York, Connecticut, Maryland, Eastern and
Western Virginia, and numerous other State,
County and Town awards
Ovur one thousand were bull, and sold In 1888
and the principal OF tho
Double Hinge JoiMted and Folding Bar,
which belongs to ths MachinS exclusively, is per-
manenlly established as the true ono for
THE PERFECT MOWER.
This Machines Blade folds in such a manner
that i can pass through any CUTE or door that m
| ordinary wagon can thus il can be housed from,
the weather without trouble, being as portable as
common cart.
For terms and full particulars address
X. NJ. JOHNSON, Agent,
Mlddche!d, Geansu County, Ohio.
May ~, 1850. ASH
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distinguished Females.

Calphurna, vile of Julius Cesar, was
At once the object Of his love and admira
ton. Her wit amused, her understanding
charmed, and her sweetness captivnlcd
the couuueror of the world Iirr mind
had been cultivated with the incest care,
and her manners were upon the mos!
perfect model. Anxious To promote the
happiness of her prop'e, she in fact be.
came their idol; and 1t is ditIicult TO say
whether she was most venrraIed, loved,
Ur esteemed.
Planlina, wife to the Emperor Trsjan,
was rs celebrated for the sweetness OF her
manners rs she wnS for ;hp solidity Of her
Judgment and the refnmrnt Of her under.
standing; and 80 thoroughly Y WAS the En-.
pcror acquainted with the capabiIity Oi
her in elrcluA powers, that lie always
consulted her on questions Of importance
Yet this hAttrring compliment to her abiIi'
ties neither filled hvr with pride, nor
puffrd her up with presumption e.; for her
humility was ,qurl to her penetration,
and her ahabiliy 10 her judgment ; and
30 great was the ascendancy that she oh.
taned over the Emperor, that historlnns
ascribe many OF his noble acts TO the
influence OF her virtues. Aggrapina. wife
GrImaucus, was wouAn IN whom were
united great talents. exalted virtues, and
refined delicacy. Her Projections were
ground,d d on IN innate principle of virtue
which withslood the pernicluus EFF cis o
bad example for her mothers character
was as much dissraced By ccnsure AS be
own was adorned by praise.
Margaret Roper, the eldest daughter o
the iilustrious Chancellor, Sir Thcma
More, was wise and amiablr lady
Her lean ming was almost ccIipsrd by hr
virtues. She corresponded in Latin will
the great Erasmus, who styled her the
ornament OF Briton. After she has con
socd her father in prison, had rushed
through the guards 10 snatch n last EN-
brace. had obtained Ihc liberty Of payin.
him funeral honors, and had purcha,rC
his head with gold, she was herself loaded
with fetlers Tor Two crlmes--ior having
kept the head Of her father as relic, ant
for having preserved his books and wri
tngs. She appeared before her judges
with inlrepidiiy, justified herself with lha
eloqucnce which virtue bestows on injured
merit commanded admiration and respect
and passed the rest Of her life in retire
ment, in melancholy, and in study.
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BLESsEDNEss IN Sorrow. There are times when
one great sorrow has torn the mind away from It's
familiar supports and laid level those delensrs
which in prosperity seemed 80 SlabIe--when the
most Footed convictions Of the reason seem TO ten.
ness, and the hloun OF our hoavenwurd imBgina.
ton goes up before tho blast rs lust when our
works, aud joys, and hopes with all their multi.
tudo and ponp and glory, seem TO go down to.
geher into the pit, and the soul is left as garden
that hath no water, and as wandering bird cast
out of The uest in that day Of trouble, and OF
treading down aud prpleXity, the noise of viols,
the mirh OF the iabrei, and the JOY OF the harp,
are silent in the grave, Blessed is the man who,
when cast into utter wretchedness, far away
from all creatures aud from all comfort, can ye,
be willing amid all his anguish there to remain
nalanG as God shall please British Quasnrly
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DIR. j. @. AVER & co.
LOWELL, MASS.
PRIcE One DOLLAR PER BorrLS.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such = renown for the cure OF
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
Il is entirely unnecessary for us to recount the
evidence Of its virtues, wherever it has been en-
ployed. As it has long been in constant use
throughout this section, we need not do more than
assure the people its quality is kept up to the best
Il ever has been, and that it may be relied on to
do for their relief all il has been found 10 do
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New BlackSmilhing Establishment
IN CHARDON!

THE subscribers would announce 10 the citiyens
l. OF Chordon and vicinity, that they hsve Il.
ken the Blacksmith shop recently occupied by J.
NJ Comslock g. Co., at The foot OF Water Street.
in all its branches Having had an experience of
several wears in the business, they prepared -
do ali kinds OF work, such as Ironing
Carriages, Bnggles, Wagons, Slsighs, 10,
at ns cheap rate as can be procured at any otiisi
establishment, and in a durable ana satisfactory
manner
pcTParticular attention paid to HORSE SHOE
ING and custom work generally, and we are DE-
termined that 10 one shall 60 away dissataeea
either with our work or prices
JOHN HARDAKER g. CO.
Chardon, December I5lh, 1858. lST0
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Howard Association,
PHILADELP Ella.

4 BsHeroeat InsutHlioii, established by spscia!sx
dovment for the rtitI 0ttAe yict aud diSt,sss.
Cd, afflicted waA HirGtsHt and Epi'
denic liS.axes
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

Ayers Cathartic Pills,
tsR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A PURGaTlW MEDICINE.
FoR CosrIvrNns;
FoR THE CURE OF DYspGrsA;
FOR JAUSDIcE;
EoR THE CURE OF ISDIGmIioN;
FOR HEADACHE;
Fo1 THE CunB OF DYsgETERr;
For 4 Foul STOMACH;
Fon THE CURE OF EHyslrELAS;
For THE PILES;
For THE CuHs OF ScRoFULA;
FOR ALL ScRoFuLouB COMPLAINTS;
FoR THE CURE OF RMEUNATIsH;
FoR DIsKAsRs OF THE SKIN;
FoA THE CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT;
For DRorsr;
fo2 TIE CuUx OF TETTER, TUMoRs AND SALT
RHEuN;
FOR WoRMs;
FoR THE CURE OF Corr;
FoR A DISSRR PILL;
FoR TIE CURE OF NEURALGIA
ToR PURITTIEo THE BLOOD.
Thew 1r re. .p',"I 50 thar tho most sensi
tiv" rnn take them pln1s,ntlv and heng nurrI,
"cre'NhIe no harm can nrisc from their use in ny
nnnnti'v.
Price s5 cts per Box: Five Boxes for 81 no
';unloers OF Ciergymsn, Physicians, States.
Een' and eminent peTsonages, have lent their
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness Of these
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
insertion of them. The Agents below named fur.
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
given; with also full descriptions OF the above
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put off by unprineipled dealers with
9ther preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYERs, and take no others. The sick
Ssn the best aid there i. for thsm and they should
| have it.
Al eur Remedies are for sale tg
| A. COuk,
General Agent for Genugn county,
| Cha TdOH, Ohio,
| por Sold also by Dr. JOIN Nichols. Chardon, an
FIuLp d CLEVELAND, L. CIaridon. O. <63.ly
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n. CO,,h,
General Agent for Geuuga county,
Cha TdOB, Ohio,
por Sold nlso by DR.. JOIN Nichols. Chardon, ant
FILLD d. CLEVELAND, L. Claridon, o. <63.ly
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8sbifp Ut TIE DIarksts tur 4ast @eek
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street, !
I'll. Saturday Morning. January l., 1859. !


A moderate business has been done in our general
market during the past week. with unfavorable wea-
ther during part of the time, and the Intervention
of holiday. Cotton has been in fair request though
at still easier prices for buyers, and Sugar and No
lasses have moved off freely, with firm market.
Flour, Grain and Provisions without any material
change though in or two articles have noticed
and unsettled Freights have been rather firmer but
without any material improvement. On Tuesday
morning we published the Asia's advices, embracing
dates of December 18th from Liverpool. The sales
of Cotton for the week were stated at AZ 900 bales
including 1890 for export and speculation, with
decline in the early part Of the week of ll6@td on
the Middling grades, others being unchanged. The
stock in port was stated at 337 900 bales Of which
257 900 were American.
CoTroN.. Saturday being Christmas, and gener-
ally observed holiday, with rain nearly all day,
the market was pretty much deserted and the sales
were confined to about 500 bales. On Monday, with
easy market for buyers, fair demand prevailed,
and resulted in sales of about 1850 bales and on
Tuesday 1850 bales changed hands, the closing
rates showing decline from previous figures of
about te. u Ii. On Wednesday there was only a
moderate demand though prices were still easier for
buyers, and the sales barely reached 800 bales and
Thursdays transactions did not exceed $500 bales,
the market being heavy, without quotabe alteration
Yesterday, with rain nearly all day, only 1000 bales
were sold; making total for the week of "a, 500
bales the closing rates being within the range Of the
following reduced quotations
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glitter gntslligtlrte.
CRESCENT OFFICE. No. 70 Camp stree

CRESCENT orsIcE. No 70 Camp street
5- l4 Saturday, Jan. l, 1859 :
The weather yesterday was fuctuating, seemingly
undecided whether to be clear or the reverse If it
should continue to be as dsagreeable to-day, many
boats advertised to leave port will be obliged to do
50 without all the freights they have engaged. ,I
Our levee is not as lively as we could wish to see
it. The number of boats in port is large and great
many more are on their way down /; but as there is
not much freight ready to be shipped, and we are
now in the midst of the holidays, compes boats to
lay over from day today. We hope soon to announce
business lively, with plenty Of freights and at living
rates.
The Imperial arrived yesterday and Capt Rogers
intends laying up for few days to paint, etc.
The most noticeable feature on the landing yester
day was the departure Of the Empress for Louisville
She had 100 cabin passengers and $50 on deck by far
the best trip that has left here this season. We hope
that she may always continue to bring and carry
from here full trips.
ARRlvALs.-The Fort Adams packet Golden Age,
hhds sugar, lO3 bbls and 100 hf bbs molasses, and
leaves again to-day at p NJ. 9.ll ~ -isi
The Red river packet Effort, Capt. Mcmillan, ar
rived with 6O3 bales cotton, and leaves again on
Monday
1Hc iifSi pdShct w H. OalupDeil, Capt. Ca0-
bell arrived with 523 bales cotton and lot Of cattle
The Old river packet Dick Nash, Capt. E. Jones,
arrived with bales cotton 50 hhds. sugar and ATS
bbls molasses. &
The Red river packet Peerless, Capt. Jno c. Dow
ty, arrived with s3l bales cotton 294 hhds. sugar
and 2s6 bbls. molasses. The Peerless leaves again
to-day at 5 P. N.
The Ouachita river packet R. W. McRae, Capt. j.
TrD1s. Ill
again last night for Trenton and Monroe.
The Vicksburg U. s. Mail packet Natchez, Capt.
I. p feathers, arrived with 2e3l bales cotton, and
leaves again to-day at P.
The Louisville Lightning Line packet John Raine,
Capt. VIM. Underwood, arrived with good trip, and
leaves again to-day at 5 P. NJ. We thank Mr. NJ. A.
Pallacio, her clerk, for fayors.
The Yazoo river packet T. II. Judson, Capt. Har.
rison, arrived with l435 bales cotton
The Tennessee river packet Cherokee, Capt. Ma
han, arrived with 1887 bales cotton.
The Cincinnati packet Queen of the West, Capt.
Wade, arrived with good trip. We thank Mr.. Nc
Cullough, her clerk, for favors.
The new Ouachita packet Tigress, Capt. W. Hop
Sns, arrived with good trip from Cincinnati, and
leaves again to-day at P. NJ. for Ouachta river.
We thank Mr.. A. R. Donnally, her clerk, for favors
The Ouachita packet R. ". Powell, Capt. Charles