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MORE OF rns South CAROLINA TORNADO.
Tho tornado which swept over . portion Of South
Carolina on the 18th was very destructive Ia MARI
bofo District scattering far and wide the fragments
Of dwellings and running fields Of corn and cotton
The Bsnssttsyills Sun says:
II has been ascertaned shat TIRES other storms Of
similar character but le Violent passed over other
parts OF the District, ct early hour on the same
evening Tho escape Of life seems to have been
almost miraculous. We have heard Of the death Of
but one person. An elderly lady who was blind, was
crushed beneath her dwelling and instantly killed
while lady who was staying with her, escaped With
but little injury. The scenes OF the ruins near the
village have been visited by crowds Of persons, and
all agree in saying that they have never witnessed
the effects of more fearful and destructive tornado
Those who saw the cloud, say that the center has
the appearance of volume Of black smoke in violent
agitation, skirted with light fringe and rolling on
ward with fearful rapidity. The noise was that Of
distant thunder with something like frequent dis.
charges of artillery.
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TIE NHw YoRx DRxocRAcY.-"Ion.u the Wa,l

TIE NHw YORK DExocRAcY.-" Ion," the Wash
ington correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun, says:
The result Of the New York Democratic State
Convention, lately held at Syracuse, is :" harmony
not understood" There is scarcely doubt that the
Democratic party Of New York will be united in sup
eonapire to make Daniel D. Dickinson the choice Of
the New York Democracy, and, in fact, Of the
majority Of the people of the Empire State for the
next Presidency. The State election of New York,
this fall will be well contested by the three different
parties and from its result we may draw important
conclusions as to the choice Of the Democracy for
carrying their candidate for the Presidency, in that
State, in the fall of 1860.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-28
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT. BUCHU.
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED

II suss Nervous s.d DsbHisassA Sufferer. ID III
the symptens snsss which will - fsunA-
IaAispssi.ssa
- Exsrtisa, Les
sfFswse, Less II None
~, DiAsalty u Drsathiag, 9sa-
srL Weakness, Msrrsr Il DIssass.
Weak Nerves. 7rsnbltas, DrsaAfA Hsnes
Of Dsssh, Night swsaAs, Geld Ysst. WAkkalasss.
Diansss u Vision, LAagaa, vsivssal 1AsAtsds ofAs
Muscular 6ysts., onSa Basrns Appetite With pysps1s
synss.s. Hot naads Flushing Of The BeAy. Drysss
Il he Ska. PslHd oesa'saaass asa Hrs1tss
- de Face. Pals II he 1ssk. Ksavi-
Il he Byslids, FTssssssN
Dassk spsh Flying ~
fses the Eyes.
with
Temporary ss1.ss, md Less Sight Wa Il Atteatson
Great Mobility; Rsstsssnsss with Society.
Netting 10 nsrs desirable to sueh Patients than
sslfs,As, and asthins they mere Bread
fsr fear Of themselves. ns Kepssss u
Maaaer, Earnestnsss, Ne SHs-
llAtion, but Hurried
Transition frsn
question v
another.
These synps.as allowed g e.-whoh this medicine
Invariably follows LOss OF POWER FATUI
TT EPILEPTIC FITS-n Of which the patient may
expire Who that these sxcsssss INST Frequently
followed BY those drefs dsesses-INsANITY AND CON.
sUxPTIONi The records Of the INSANE AsYLUMs and
the melancholy deaths CONSUMPTION. sear ape witness
10 tho truth Of these assertions In Lusac Asyus the most
melancholy exhibition appears. The conference actually
sodden and qus destute-neher irth grief visit
IT, Should souad Of the vsice rarely artscusss
with woeful measures wal despair
Lew sulle. sounds his grief beguilea."
Debility most teble and has brought thsusands upon
thousands unmsy graves thus blaating the ambition Of
many noble ysstis It can be cured BY the Of this
INFALLIBLE RENEDY.
For sale In New Orleans wholesale and retail By
J. WRIGHT CO.,
Il and 16l Charres street,
General Agents.
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y1rER,s CANADIAN vERp1FueE,
IMPORTANT MEDICAL INFORMATION.

This late Dr. Chapman Of Philsdelphis has laid down
rule that may be suspected in child where there u
escson and especially weakness Of the bowels accopan
led discharge slime and ucus and sill edicsl author
tiles agree that thorough stomach bovos
must be invigorated we'll the themselves dr.
charged. Waeys Cnaadiaa Vrnwge fuls hoth these
dons It only sxpates the vemicues bat strengthen.
the Digestion increases the solvent Of the gastric juice
and impars healthy action the bowels Hence it,
are complete and permanent.
THE IDEA OF THE LIVING BODY
Being the receptacle Of greedy rckesnR and ".
SIX out Of every children less afflicted With
them Why should this be the when there volumes Of
Testimony to that few doses OF Wners Canadian Yer
miuge will eradicate the diseased Parents make this
established fact and remember that the medicine free from
all deleterious substances
PAINLESS IN IT'S OPERATION,
Certain IN Its results free from all mineral substances and
ipvigorang the system the merits Of WINERs
CANADIAN VERMIFUGE . preparation which efadcates
class Of Internal with degree dispatch that 10
Is agreeable ~ 1t Is astonishing.
For sale h New Orleans Wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT CO. sse proprietor.
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KILLED FOR INSULTING A LADY.-The Evansville
Qud3 Journal says that homicide was committed
at owensboro Davess county, on the 10th inst. The
Journal gives the following account OF the AFFAIR."
A young man by the name of Taylor, a sadder by
trade, in fit of intoxication on Sunday insulted and
struck young lady by the name of Hughes, who was
passing him on the sidewalk as she returned from
church. He was arrested, and on Monday was
tried before o magistrate, who fined him 800
The son Of Mrs. Hughes, not satisfied with the pun
ishment the law had inflicted, went to Taylors shop
after the trial. and calling him out shot him through
the neck, giving him mortal wound. Though living
when our informant left there was no hope of bis
recovering. Hughes was arrested, but managed to
make his escape from the officer. He was at New
burg on Monday night, and the officers in search of
him arrived there few hours after he left.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-28

THE USE OF QuAILs.-William Norton, an intelli.
gent, observing farmer boy, who makes his home in
the Southern part of Illinois, has recently been study
ing the habits of the quail, or incorrectly, "part
ridge" and gives the following testimony to the
Cincinnati Artisan:
He observed a small flock commencing at one side
Of the field, taking abont five rows, following them
regularly through the field scratching and picking
about every hill, till they came to the other side Of
the field then taking another five rows on their re-
turn, thus continuing till he thought they were GER
tainly pulling up the corn. he shot one, aud then
proceeded to examine the corn ground. On all the
ground that they had been over, he found but one
stalk of corn disturbed that was scratched nearly
out Of the ground but the kernel was still attached
one cut worm FL striped vine bugs, 100 chintz bugs
that still retained their individuality, mass appa
reny consisting of hundreds Of chinta bugs but not
one kernel OF corn,
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few evenings since, says Paris paper, a gentle
man from the country, accompanied by his wife, en-.
inscription Veni, Vidi, Vici." The lady at once
asked her husband what these words meant. With
great gravity he replied they are names Of some
Piedmontese Generals you can see at glance that
they are the names Of Italians.
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That was bit Of wag who said " When my
wife very sick Icaled in an allopathc physician
she got no better. then called homeopathic, and
she mended little; one day he broke his leg and
couldn't come at all then she got well.'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-28

The Sparta Jekersonian 10 Of the opinion the slave
trade will have to be opened in time to prevent the
slaves from getting into the hands Of few, thereby
forming monopoly" Look about you, reader, and
see II such arc not the unmstakabls tendencies Of
The present big prices for negro slaves. Ths Jeer
soaisn Is further Of opinion that $50 long ~ the
slaves are attainable BY all industrious men, tho
South has no frmer friend than the nonslayehode.s
living IN the South but put ont Of their power to
own them, by high prices, and you make them enc
mics TO slsvery-and from present indications that
pressed, friend Hines. Il is even ~ you say. And
another period seems not to be distant. to wit that
when the South will be unable to cut loose from the
North however she may be opposed by reason Of the
antslayery men within her own limits Verify, this
thing of African slavery is beset by enemies.
Vernon Jackson parish) Times, 10th.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
r.se-,.-,-x NEW ORLEANS.JA jack
Son AND GREAT NORTHERN


The damage 70 this road the
TIE passenger ssamboss Lake Pontcharran have Beer ds
continued PAssnger trains Saturday the 7t 81
6sptember 1852 will leavo the dspst Of the Company corner
q C.opo and Msseolis .,rests ~ minutes o'clock,
New Orleans At 7 To tho morning and 7D IN tho evening
daily, Sundays included. S'
Notice will b. svei ia few days Of the date on which
freight trains will 10 and from the depot until then freight
ior hanchso And stations above DO received day
toio1 at tbs warehouse at the south bank Of the Nav canal
between Liberty .ad Howard Streets until O'Clock In the a
limo by regular freight trains. ~ ~f .
No freight will b. received unless consigned to parties re.
ing at the established stations the line Of road OF ts
~ - ~sA
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AN EDIr0R's NosB BRokEN.-Tho ruffianism which
dsgraced the deliberations Of the recent Democratic
State Convention at Syracuse, was repeated In New
York on Thursday the 20th in the editorial sapctum
OF the Daily News. At about 2 o'clock, q Rough"
named McCabe, walked in, and on ascertaining that
one Of the editors Mr.. Thompson was the author Of
certain article which appenred in that journal,
struck him blow with his ist-breaking bis nose
and terribly battering his face. McCabe had with
him number Of ruf6ans, evidently prepared opitch
into things generally. Mr.. Parsons, principal editor
of the News, at once lodged complaint against Nc
Cabe, at the police Office and later in the day the
rufian was arrested aud committed to answer in the
sum Of $780, McCabe is said to be in the interest OF
the Cagger Democracy" .-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-28

ShYe4 those over three
md twelve Year, old half price; all twelve years old
fnllfaYa
Family clss n psekasss q b. hsd a n.
Lafayette Square Persons whs reside the city and have
residence establishment tho line Of tho road procure
ske in packages Of twenty Eve for their
duesd rate.
The CenpAay prepared forward Goods and Paok
aess Of all Finds place with which they have
Men, receiving aad AeBvssx tbe aay the city
DSNTI.KY n. HAsELI.
Chief Eronsef and QsA1 ssp't,
T. 3. WILLIAM,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-28

COLD FLOODED MURDER IN TExAs.--An atrocious
murder was perpetrated in Loekhart, Texas, on the
18th, Of which the San Antonio Herald gives the
following account:
A man by the name OF Samuels, who was drinking
and somewhat disturbing the public peace taken
up and fined; after which be went into bakery,
and while cursng the inhabitants Of the place gene
rally, remarked that be had more load left and
would shoot somebody. quiet, peaceable gentle
man, Mr.. johnson. playfuy remarked that he
guessed be wouldn't hurt any body. or something to
that effect, when Samuels Immediately drew his
deringer pistol from his pocket and shot Mr. johnson
dead in his tracks. Samues then undertook to flee,
but arrested and taken into custody he got
hundred aud fifty yards, one OF the citizens bringing
double barrel shotgun to bear upon him, though he
did not fire. Samues is now 10 Jail
FROM ANTE County, Mlssiss1rp1.-A letter of
the goth from Amite county, Mississippi, says:
Mrs. Taylor, q lady of my acquaintance, committed
suicide by hanging herself on the 2lst day of August
last Cause, insanity.
lad by the name of Franklin Jenkins, of this
county, died the 4.h instant from the effects Of
the bite of snake. He was out rabbt-hunting, and
had thrust his hand into the hollow Of tree to get
the rabbit when be was bitten by the snake. He lived
only twenty. four hours.
The same writer says of the crops weather, etc.
feror The yield in cotton will be very short. For
several weeks the weather has been fine and farmers
are making great Roadway in picking.
THE RECENT INDIAN OuTRAaEs IN MExrco.-The
San Antonio Herald, of the 3D. has the following
We learn from the Eagle Pass mail carrier that
the Indians who committed the fiendish outrages
narrated by correspondent from Eagle Pass after
having been traced into Mexico, and fled to parts
unknown, as was supposed. returned the next day,
the entire gang to the Pendenca the scene of their
former murders, and discovered by the Mexican
Cosmo Ramos aud Mr. Wilson, engaged in rioting,
dancing, etc.
Ramos and Wilson both arrived, mot being seen, and
Fastening back to Eagle Pass gave the alarm, upon
armed and equipped, elected William Stone captain
and soon started in pursuit. Seven of the company
were from Mexico. The merchants in Eagle Pass
threw open their stores and generally told the voun-
teers to help themselves to supplies Captain Stone
obtained written permit " from the Mexican
commandment to go into Mexico in pursuit of the
Indians if necessary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-28
THE IDEA OF THE LIVING BODY
DALLEY's.mAG1cAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
THERE Is NOTHING LIKE IT.

THERE Is NOTHING LIKE IT.
How pal. suffering even life itss-may DO
saved, by having supply of "Dsey's Magical Pain Ex.
racer hand in of azdden accidents In CUTS wounds
burma scalds and which children
constantly subeohe action Of the Pain
the Families should be without It, Full directions
accompany each box The genane always signed HENRY
DALEY manufacturer. upon steel engraved label.
DALLEY,s MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Has boon in thirty hsre Ia hardly per.
but what has heard Of It, and not family that used
that could be induced be without box hand
Of sudden accident Where used is become
standard remedy because has equal Ia curing
scads cuts wounds and bruises Sores Piles and ali
other nammssry and cuaneous diseases where parts
fected can DO reached.
WORD TO FAMILIES
When look around house and you th.k thore
nothing wanting, your children all playful and smiling and
the dear young falls deep the result Of the
cden You look for relief and you can't
iwhyi you have neglected have on hand box
Of Magical Pain Exracorhisi the whole trou.
be Remember and always have hand. Instant relief
wlllb hand.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Will subdue the pain and Inflammation the severess
burns scads in from oneo twenty minutes heal wounds
without and eectualy fever piles rhour
lpamacry rheumatism, and named eyes, cuts wounds
bruises, cid scsd head bunions sprans
swengs eons chillbains bites Of insects sore nipples
sweed broken breasts all other snd
diseases where the parts aectsd DO reaoAed
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
J.wRIGHT CO.,
81 and l61 Charities strest
Sole agents the Southern ssss and to WHOM all orders
should he addressed
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q EAT DISCOVERY.

Ample tests both by able practitioners and chemical ansy.
SIS have demonstrated the vaue OF Prof. De Grsthu
beautiful combination, called
ELECTRIC OIL,
the relief and of pain But people
rendering their verdict In both and
satisfactory More than twenty thousand bottles have been
sold very short mea proportion to those who heard
Tiers recommend It, who had tried IT. That it's splendid
discovery everywhere acknowledged, nothing like
was ever before prepared.
The only genuine ELECTRIC OIL ia Prof DeGrat,s which
is be had all the respectable Druggists in this city, and
wholesale and retail at the propreors prices Of the Agent
For sale in New Orleans, Wholesale aadIrstail, BY
J. WRIGHT CO..
e5l Il and Is OhastIss BEsss,
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DRUGS AND MEDICINEs.


aIy infsn Mscha.s Psasrs and Physisss tst hoy ~
prepared y supply thsn With sv~y article h - Drsg 10
sy nsy require N II the purss quality. d - fsssssass
sess = thsy b purchassd IN De CITY, Anssg ~ ~
~ s.ess sslpAsss osinins. Frsseh aad Americas;
sSrossds Bise Mass, Esgsh asd Americas;
- psssds calcmsi, RasIish a.A Aaorssa;
1spossds Msscarisl oiat.sst;
~ pounds Honduras saxsspasfns;
- pounds bess Turkey Opfun;
LOO o. Sui. snd Aestass NssphADs,
= sasess ous Rsss;
0easks sal sods;
.- issksu s.p. CD. ssds:
Ntsss Gs. Bsss wAh;
Dshh. Csszna, light;
seasss In1iss Car. nd Maa1he
bessks Pot asd Ps9iaaA;
- psskagss salsns.s;
8bsla psrs Cassor Oh; s
16dsnijohns spt. Ntzs; KS
= bbs. Alcohol;
4ebbls. CsppsYas,
y bsls Epson Salts; a.
lVbbb Tlour sulphur;
10 bbls Roll Sulphur;
sba,ss ssnsa East India and Aisxasaris;
M pounds On. Arabic. sslses, fns asd ssss;
. earboys sulph. Nitric aaA karfatis AeaA;
= iars Casb. Ammonia;
8csrboys A. Annsnis;
sespsssds Asstss Assa;
lcss psmAs Tasssris Assl;
~ -. 1ssn5s Adj:
1E-s = kegs Pearl 1aslys
-4a IL ks1 f~kW oDt@;
- 1oeelts. A1Tsv Hsst, An8.;
~ ~. Arrow Asst. Dsnsaa;
r.,-C...n..
$50 ...L 1-x az
,A.S. ns-r-.
,.,s,' r....s S-s
.C.s......
- n. c...-,-.
NGsss ospsisa CspsalsG
eeAaks 0lseids Line:
- psssds Chisrssssn. r. - W;
MN. Ore. T:s..r;
- . ss''.' q. u.s x'"'
,., !. ~ -, ..,:'i'. ..'s'
,,,, nssa. I....s.;
sssi.. ss.tes s..1 !. s,sss. .
.s.s o.r..s'. s.s s s.ss:
~ ~ d. :. ..,,.,s'. s.s...'. s.ss;
s ~. n.. .se'ssss - s'e'sA ses.'
M .o,sl, psy,r POWDER:
1ooo z s.a,rssa Herbs:
''ts:. ..i s,.,. s.l', peter .,. ..,,..
$50: ..., c., g.... 1a'fl.-;
''' : ss:::. .::' s'.' .::: :;,,~.
a. .-.5. leases Han.. Flake and Sorts;
se.:.. s.xns.,.. osrs.;
45lbe. Oh Of BsFgaNe4;
n H. OIL Pep,sru,int.
u...-s- s..-..s
" pounos Ah'sssdi
- pounds OIL Cloves;
4 ,eunds ON Casar.
-o-. ,.t k o..s'
10 POUNDS vi CuoeoS;
3e'pounds OIL Black Pepper;
n rouvss ot, Amanda.
- - =, ,s.
gross Shoenakers flaste1;
70 gross seidlts Powders; ~
.ross so3. p.,d.,..
.a' ~. sN. .'"=t *
" gross Sugar o. AeAonsi
10 gross Yeast Powders,
4 ...ss yJn-oric. C.lnh AID c,.uv. Ill.,.
~ - -. sN.,
Vs'A. aress sooIneA Asstafoi
~"" absl.s L,uuorice Root:
10 kegs Tamarnds, ffssh;
aoa.k psv Rnr, ,.r..
a. -. 80 80
- doA bay hun pnfes
cases Pearl Sage;
nm nouud. uaddar.
oesAs fencn LINE utees
100 lbs. Powdered CanthaTdss;
70 bills Eng. yeuittsn Red:
.,xss o..n,.h n,.-,.
-.3 - soiA' oPsnsn nts"ns
Is bbls Mineral Paint;
snhh. wb,.r~. w. a. r
...s, ~, $3.50
~ snA. FAf1s WhNsi
10 bbls. Chalk;
II hhls Iauphlaet: I-'e
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FEW Err AND A-G q e /.
osGooD's CHoLAGoGuE.

This Is the only remedy for this hateful DIS
No need again complain Of having unless
they have taken this celebrated remedy If shey
take
OsGooD's CHoLAGoGUE,
then farewell to Chs snd Fever forever.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retas, BY
j. WRIGHT CO.,
81 and l5l Charras street,
Sole Agents for the souh and to whom all orders should
addressed,
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J. WRIGHT & CO.
TIA. WRIGHTs CELEsRATED REJU-
vENATING ELIXIR,
Prepared hs srIctAs Pharmaceutical Pneplss BY ons
he Ablest Chemists Of the Age.
No MINER ALs.

Dr. Wright thinks well to saks hs professional chsfees@
the fact TIL No minerals from the least component
part Of the Ingredients his REJUvKNATIEa EL1x1h-
knowing has been sntaled the community BY
opium and mercury
Generally, tho dsbtaed DR.. Wright would say, nsvef
despair. Ne how down may bs-no matter
weak you matter what the may have been
orsake whatever has led you depart ron Hygen
principles take his
REJUvRNATING ELIXIR.
and you win find yourself man. pride fnssed o.
the reverse your friends and healthy sound and worthy
member Of the whole human family. cd.
Fer sale by the Proprieters, -,... -..-.
J. WRIGHT CO.,
n aad ISL ChArtres street. New Orleans, La.
Sole Fropriston,
And ~ Druggists generally throughout the Omitted States.
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DEL HOsrzffKRB
CnLpRRATED STOMACH B1TTnNS.


Reserved the wsrld fer It's wonderful ssGA
s.pr and curative prspsrtiss This nsdsiss whish
posed pswsrfu but perfectly harmless hsrsdisss was ds
covered by prsfsund phydsaa and has sssa warmly
susged By shs s prominent levers Of medical science
Mid and paaabs Me ~ tsso-it gives ugss
70 the digestive organs and fssh sHsrsy the whole sysn
The Filters fertility Constitution against disease II the
heart Of The regions cursed deadly niasns IL well
well Known the lves be kept healthy and the stomach
stimulated to perform its functions with ordinary vgs there 10
little danger Of baisg seriously Affected BY any Of the
fevs which usually attack the system through those
Tho Bters will accomplish this good work proved
successfu Ia the scky that has besn
riencsd those sections Of the country which liable to be
afflicted with maaris Thus much for the merit Of this nsd
cine preventive As remedy II operates with astonish
ing rapidy. II will check tendency to disrrhea and
dysentery tone to the digestive organs areuss
the appetite and by infusng cheerful vigor throughout
the sa enable the natural powers 70 throw on the incubus
of disease The most desperate Of bilious feve typhoid
fever sRue and Intermittent fever have yielded to
the influence Of this magical medicine and hundreds Of
learned place ubounded confidence in its sxrso
binary qualities The people Of the South and West who have
not yet tried HOsTETTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH
BITE Rs and who must be Of the danger that threat
ems them this and fall should ct provide them
selves with this famous article Even II they should other
medicines will interfere but rather facilitate beneficial
operation.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFE1Ts. The genuine Bters. Is
prepared by HosTETTER SMITH, Of PITTSBURGH,
Pa the preventive and reNsdy. All limitations will
prove deusive Remember and get Hosteers Celebrated
Stomach Bters thus be fortified snst the coming
thence.
~ See that the Btteis have the Of Dr. j. Hostette
Stomach the side of the bottle and impressed
the metallic cap covering the cork and the autograph Of
Hoste.ter Smith, prepristors, on the label.
All orders for the genuine article Hosteters Stomach BK
ters must be addressed to tho propretsrs,
HosTETTER SMITH,
Pittsburgh, Pa,
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PONTCHARTRAIN RAIL.
&&a - ROAD SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
&31de& Commanding Sunday, Nay !, 1853:

LgJx =,
On Sundays the steam train viii o'clock morning
trip and the city every hour after IL O'Clock until
O'Clock at hight.
Sunday, 18th inst there will be hsfhour trip
svory Sunday frsm o'clock until 8.
Extra special trips from Lake night by tho Horse Car
whom required by notifying the Conductor
Tho Steam Train will stop at GENTLY stson when notified
each and conductors must have timely notice to
e,on. y a30n