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SHERIFF'S SALES.

Firrn Dlsrsler couRr BaNJAMIN BARNEa VS. GEO
ny Virtue OF writ OF asri fa ai to
me directed BY the honorses the Fah District Court Of
New Orleans n tas above entitled cause viii proceed to
tween Camp and Magasne streets, THURSDAY, May
1859, At z o'clock NJ
t9e rgn t.e and reduary interest Of the defendant
ess Docket S e
VIM The ID May ISL and costs Il nit wssS
i TERS = Ca. soS ~ ~, s"', .pot
sb.r,1of ~. p Psr,. 4 = ~ = f III.
-. -
Ssls.,. SEoRaE D. GORDON
Nouyel!e.Orlsans NO l2SS
dun writ de aeri RI feci Ia. "a. mol
S9uys Orleans dams lsars Eu
esssas sss a '' A'a' la ''Hs
s % s s%s css ses 6
District Ia Nouyele Orleans innle George D. Gordon
d ass de "a
pour il Do 5000 intsrst depu mai
SsI;i$ Am i Isss'Is s,ds.sas. - =, ,,
- Ye'f'',' B. r. PARKER,
- = = @s- !. sse... - y a-0.ess oreeas.
SECOND D1sTRIcr COURT SUGCEssION of the late R. W.
d OF sale rendered april 8, 1859 and me directed BY
above entitled matter proceed to sell ut public auction
the City Hotel Common street Camp Magazine
scseant 81 ss 1881 at L O'Clock NJ
New orleans and By sadon CO. 81 Ss ey
New York FIR 1868 81 and the other for 81 $780, belonging
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
f. T. PARKER
r n Il Ns9ssls1 orleans ,,,.s, pnWELL.No ae9!
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LOWER MIssIssIPPI.
caves every SATURDAY, at 5 O'Clock P. NJ.

Leaves every SATURDAY, at O'Clock P. N.
~ THE SPLENDID STEAMER Golden
Age, Mecqmbs, pass,, lin the place Of the
lar trips above leaving New Orleans every Saturday eve
ming, at O'Clock P. NJ, for Donadsonvs Bayou oula
Plaqnemine, Baton Rouge, Port Hudson Waterloo Bayou
Sara Poste Coupee. Morganzia Tunca, Wamsport. Red
Returning, will leave Bayou every Wednesday the ar
val of the from Woody. For freight apply
o board HOLMES 4 tU,AUES re-
iy23 GIN l6 Thoupouas street, N. %.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Sscosp DIsrncT couRr SUCCESSION OF MIGHI. HEN-
of New Orleans. SHEssy and JULIA HENNESsY--
5a No 1915
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors
of this Estate, and AFT other persons herein Interested
show cause within days from the
the{ hive why the presented by Execatrx
of this ate should not be homoogated approved
funds distributed In accordance Herewith
By order Of the Court. 4
J. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
DEuxrEsE couR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE MIcHL.
fHENNESSy ct JULIA HEN
de Ia NouyelIe Orleans, MESSING l52l5
A Wis est par lie present donne aux cream.
eers de Ia ssite Succession
que ee pent eoncernsr dayor dedasc dix ours d.
compe presente Execace de la succession ser
point approuye ct hooogue fonds entire ses mains re-
parts commencement dit compile,
Par ordre della Cour s,+5s 81
ais ~ 3 J. /. KELLY, Depuse Grefiar.
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Leaves on SATURDAY. sah ips,.


Leaves on TUESDAY 10Th lust ut 8 PM
81. Leus Cairo and New Orleass Railioad Line,
, IT. FOR ST. LOuIS.-COENEC GETTING AT
Cairo with the Illinois Central st. Ions
with the Ohio ard Mss sppi Railroad.-Ths
h m regular passepSe paeke' steamer John Walsh, John
landings above For freight passage apply on hoard
nPaengers and shippers rely lbs punctuality of
this r1N
a1-S No berth considered engaged until paid for.
HA plan nj the cabin ssteroorus secnred
by applying at the ComRany Office 81 Camp street. corner Of
Commercial Place. -
VIRGISIUSC. DENTZEt.
az Agent
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Leaves every SATURDAY. at5P.

NEW UrlHhns M0Iroe and Trenton Regular Packet.
i r. - Ftlt TRENTON, MONROE, PINE
A4HlMk5E BLUFFS, Castor Landing Columbia, Harrison
burg Trinity, and all intermediate landings
Ouaeha and Black RiyersThe elegant swift
ming passenger packet r. w. nlckne John ". Tobin,
Gonfnanner Work. clerk, leaves above at O'Clock.
r. NJ For freight or passage apply on board.
NIRGlEUS G. DENTZEt,
re! Ayertsng Agent.
privilege of reshippini.
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, IT, STEAMER NEW UNCLE SAM
I%5Aa-ed for st. Louis-Reguiar New UrIeaus and ST.
aAs@S71A Louis Independent Passenger steamer Nexv
Uncle SAM G. W. Stewart; master will leave for 81 Iouis
and all intermediate landings throughout the season. fol-
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY May g. at 5PM
Leaves New Orleans FRIDAY. May ri, al s p. NJ
Leaves New Orleans SATURDAY June 4, at 5P NJ
Leaves New Orleans MONDAY, June 20, at 5 r. NJ
Leaves Nv Orleans MONDAY, july 4. ats p. 81
Leaves New Orleans WEDN nStAY, July 20 at 3 P. NJ.
and shippers rely punctualty Of
this steamer. - W.
&iHNo berth considered engaged til paid for
H plan OF the cabin be secured by an
plying to the agent, Mt Is Gravier street. = =
VIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL.
aie Advertising Agent.
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della CKEAkCIERS
Eouvee-lrieans. N. 6,SS9
I'm VERTU dun ortire de vente readu lie IS
~ de mars 1859 Of adresse Phonorable sxieme Cour
de District de la kouvee Orleans dams aare dessns
proeadera sAMEDI, % dayr 1859, midi Hotel de Ia
Cite de la Commune entire les du Camp des Maya
sins la Nouvele Orlesns lie compile
pinsolv Hble, 4 REHABILITATION de-
UNE TERRE ue Ia Passe Christian, conte de Ha cock
EtGt du Mississippi FACADE de deux
pieds deux mile pds de porondeu PARALLELS
La ditto borpea snt: point lie
hod de Ia ner euest tros cent peds de ange s. de
tsrre apart actuellemen
Brown iequel angle dix ped deca FEES de Fen
clos de Ia TIRE de la dte Brown della % de-
gres o. 2H0 peds ju qua point della o. % deg s. deux
cent cinquane pieds nsqna point della Is degrees
point lie bord d. de oieu par la mer
an point de depat
Ensemble toutes les baisses aaorations aui
istent sur la ttrre decrite.
Abandonnes par Piasolvabe ses creancers.
&CONDITIONS-Compta momentde REHABILITATION.
L. L. PARKER,
NIL al s L. q Sharif de- la Pnroisse ilnrlanps
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STEAMER PACIFIC FOR LOUIS
l6sakls "a Vile Regular New Orleans Louisville
fs%ssiA Lightning Line Passenger packet Pacific.
IT. .pist do M ney and fast rprnns Pa
tstmediae landings, throughout The seesou follows
Leaves New Orleans SA URDAY. May 1lh, ntbPM
Leaves New Orleans MONDAY, May 23d at 5P NJ
Leaves Now o,es. TuEsoA, june III at Pm
Leaves New o leans FRIDAY, July 8, al 5 p NJ
Leaves New Orleans SATURDAY. uly Esd, q, 8 r. NJ by.
Passengers and shippers rely the punctnaty Of
this steamer NO berth considered until raid for
plan OF the cabin secured By aou,y
ing ON board. - -rF''
VIR6INIUs @ DENTzEL,
a. Advertising Agent
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o q A G 81 TIA YER,
Leaves on SATURDAY, sd inst stsp,M
Leaves on TUESDAY April 9th st5P NJ
r. FOR CAkIDEN DIR ECT-Red

CHIEF. g. h Kirk, MASTER On place Of the
- Messenggrl-For Camden, Beach Ills, Mil,es's
Extra LANDING a,bonnr Marie Saline, Alabama Landing.
irehton Monroe Columbia arsonburg, Trinity and all
interim dia!e landings will above Clear bills adng
thrsugh For freight or passage apply board
a23 o' A. adver,ising As.,t
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CILDiNC, PLATING AND BRONXING b
" GALyANOPLAaTY, with Process of TIMING


1853 Ghartres street, the Orleans Hotel.
Galvan for gliding, plating and pronzing is theory for
the realization of which long practice is necessary.
The undersigned has given proofs during
has been established in this c that he has realized It.
He add that the confidence which he fortunate
merit ne only to the result Of his knowledge and
ce hut also the assured by his probty
He instance who issst fled,
all defective his shop during his
in Europe.
Reuyer after than years spent in costly expert
en has succeeded in discovering rather inyentng
process for flaming by mean. of galvauism.
He will therefore undertake the timing OF chahDg dst
Dishes ureens in nil styles, for steamboats, hotee
myas If g. ROUyER.
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o Fl ] o RI v Err.

FL 0 RI YER.
IT. GREAT THROUGH w.
l@AA4hRyES ROUTE to all points NORTH suS1x-S
and EAST s$ss5aA4Sf-A
The LOUISVILLE and N. ORLEA Ms LIGHTNINii IIsE
Composed of the following passed passenger packets
Diana. Il. 7, Sturgeon, master
HhLtlc ..-.....--.........C 90. II. Meekn, master
IonIi Raihe' ". Underwood, MASTER
nhsIoPe'..'.'.. Ed. Brown. muster.
TncAne A. Mctiill, master.
~ OouigIu ..........,.,. Moses irwin, master.
James ni0ntyoniery....I. b. Russell, master.
fanny Builitt-. .-...,..i b. Durham master
..mPEess John r. Ley den, master,
T.. IL. FalrCht1d.. j. II. Faucett master
Passengers rely the above leaving regularly
arog eut the entire making tirect
ouisvie til the Cincinnati Mali Packets ACOB AnER
and TEiEHR ipH No 3 packets CONNECTING al Gin
cnnat with the Little Miami Ruroad connections for
nj points North and East, viz: Washington tiuore phln
aelpha New York Boston. saratoga, Niagara Falls Buffalo
fhe above packets are we'll known the public swift
esq nest boats aoat in charge OF officers
established reputation
THROUGH TICKETs-Good until used are sold by these
boats at established and uniform rates.
bAdIAGE checked through, and charge for handling
nor omnibus fare charged 10 from the depos boats
or Any in orrnation through tickets by packet to Louis
Vie and cincinnati, and thence By the Little Miami Railroad
and It's connections TO all points North apply 10
JOSEPH s. PAiAUD Ticket AGENT
bl ST. Charles street, Union
lnlL ON one sdnare above ST. Charles Hotel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-23

MOTTO E-ON AND AFrrR lsr MAY NEXr, the
~ style Of our firm will be changed 10 BABU9Ck kerr
NOCHAN BABCoCK, RHODES 4 co.
New Orleans, April is, 1889 als III
a, LEVY, .Jr.. AutTlONEER FOX THE SALE
LIZ Estate Slaves SUGGESTIONS and door business
generally. oce rs Common street, next TO Of Camp
street set "
II Ernrire City, for sale by s. WOLFF,
ais Corner Gravsr and New Levee streets,
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ikesSd bodad yssses % tie bar.
nip Enoeh Train, Captain Rich, reported
/ Liverpool, - been ordered to Boston.
ship 4 Jarvis 1891 bales cotton
Z M 40 bh1s rosin Is cks horns.
.ship Charlotte. $3.50 bales cotton
6ask Aslas; IN bales cotton 1870 hhds
4 IEEs Ill 81 Lion. u bbls pork, 50 bbls
4 49, Hour, 40 ~ corn, 80 DO oats, 65 cks
4 ~ h1lss ~ I0
I SIissy bbls nolasses Kegs nails, 200 bbls
4 ~ Wy hon Is bbls flour, 10 bbls pork, so
a JOHNS, IN 81 ship Nausst. in ballast.
ii AleoLA AND GALVESTON =. Steamship
~ bales cotton Edward Nolle Gco 81 do
8 f 1l2l1en 80 ~ A D Kelly &co.. z Morgan.
4k tlly 6eo; ~ a = May SEQ. u Farley, Jnrey
NM ass. Steamer Gray Cloud. SO bales
~ ~ Cooper kco IS Head, Massie Eco. .2s
Helm1s boo. lG Lewis b 0glesby IS Ruee-
Y . Grant q Crone $50 bid cattle and
q order. Total III bales cotton.
y teamsr Carondelet. Jos bales cotton
4 'kdlS a n Stevens kco. II bbls pork
u ~ 81 - tarpentine N smith ikco 40 do
~ ~ rCsjn r aardie Gco. IS mills Bell,
Il H.! sssnflfies to order. Total los bales
Steamer Cuba. .sundries to order.
1Dts. Ship Ariel lS iron pans Sybrandr
n1dis o B Graham Il do D. Holiness
4dl1 W y Webster 70 100 slates s casks
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IT, STEAMER WOoDFeIsD FOR,
!4ssssss L3n silie-tegnIar New orleans and Louis.
vile lightning Line passenger packet steamer
Wo0dford, Moses Erwin maser will leave for Louisville
lows nv 's"'si 40 i"i-
Leaves New Orleans SATURDAY, April 23i, at 8 p NJ
Leaves n W Orleans MONDAY May .. at r. it,
Leave, New ORE ms WE'D sEsDAY. May q, at5PM
Leaves Leaves New Nsw orleans THuRsDAY Juae O. at5P.
Leaves New Orleans MONDAY. July IL at s r M
Leaves New Orleans ~ + ,DAY. July 26 at s r. M
Leaves New Orleans THU RsDAY, Aug. H. at s r. NJ
Leave New Orleans SATURDAY, Aug. q, at P. NJ
steamer - " ~ fN'e'""i'' Vi 'h's
No birth considered engaged until paid for
plan of the cabin state rooms secured ,,
apply ng on board =!
N VIRGINIUS C. DENTZET.
h9 Advertising Aren't
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Ass. Eszs445!llza1 ROUTE +. III. 80 I
NOR tn AND E A ST,
Via
Railroad to Vicksburg7
SPLENDID PACKETS FROM THERE TO MEMPHIS
Special Notice
To Travellers between New Orleans Memphis New Or
leans and st. Louis and Louisville. and the prnci-
pal Northern and Eastern Cesl

Through Memphis in THREE DAYS ITO Washington
Baltimore and New York In SIX DAYSl
Steamer Victoria, l. A Weton master, leaves vcksburg
for Memphis. every TUESDAY, at u NJ.
X ate Frisbee. McManus, master leaves Veks
burg for Memphis, every SATURDAY, Inn
Steamer Black Prince, -. master, leaves vicks
burg for Memphis, every MONDAY, Mt IL NJ.
Three md elegant have
larry in the trade betwt and Memphis
alternate h the Memoirs and New Orleans
leaving Vcksbnre Monday Tuesday and Saturday IL
O'Clock NJ. arriving at Napoleon the next duy p NJ
ing close connections there with the Arkansas White
Packets.
Fright receiped and passengers cketed through
Vicksburg Memphis all points each Of those
within the bounds of ,he / Ups of Packets.
Close connections made Gaines Landing
Memphis and Wick burg Packets with the Stage Lines running
from point and Memphis with the Mempti
Railroad the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, the
for ST. Louis and Louisville.
PasseBg desiring take this leave New Orleans
on Sunday Monday and Fr'dsy evenings the 81 train
of the New Orleans Jackson Great Northern Railroad
arriving Ycksbure next day st II 30 A. NJ and leaving
at Mem his the second evening thereafter mt p NJ making
direct connection with the evening of the Memphis AID
Charleston Railroad.
through tickets and further information, apply at the
Office If the New Orleans Jackson and Northern Rail
Company under the ST. Charles HOTEL the Tee
graph Office. al9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-23

ouArnIEsE couE DE DISTRICT EDWIN s: OLIVER VS..
della Nouve,eorleans. No. Mil is,ilsS. j. fhA'osos'
I'm VERTU dun writ de saisie ct yente a
- moi addr sse honoabls Quarieme Cour District de
la Nouvele Orleans, dams Paue cidessus, procedera
leLUNDI 6 de mai 1889 midi, H6el de Ii Cite,
Ia Connnne entire It's du Camp ct des Magans, adiu
dpGtiop de-
DEUX TERRAISS situes fanbourg Liyaudais. lie
Qna trieme District de ve dams et par
Live Oak Troeme des Magasins ct ieuxeme desgnes
par les Nos 10 49, plan dressa W. T. Thompson
apenteur "a de mai s4l depose en- eude de Louis T.
mo. 10 mesue 30 pieds de face Ia Trois ee
cees Live Oak MagasBs lbs peds de proondeur
lgnes PARALLELS 10 No. 10 80 pieds de
Denxema celies Live Oak OF des Magasns
peds proondeur lgnes paraees tout mesuIe
de Pacuquson qu'i fate de james Dryden Behn,
ace do Jcs r. Beard 81 deyant Doairc public
vle date du IA decembre, lS47
Saisis dams Haire colossus.
f. I. PARKER.
ala % ny2 l6 sterif de la Paroisse d'oHesns.
sixth DlsraIor Court CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs.
DIX VIRTUE of o writ of fieri facias to me
ID directed ~ the Honorable the Sixth District Court
New Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed sell
public auction the City Hotel, Common street, between
Camp and Mgszne streets, on MONDAY, May 10th, 1889
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated IL the First -
District of this city, In the bounded by ST. raul @
% :S.;
less front ST. Paul street. by l2 feet
in depth.
Together with all the buildings Improvements thereon
If ANY,
Seized in tn above suit.
TERMS-Cash on tine spot
E. T. PARKER
Eh,rF nc tia p,rs !, n,n,
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Leaves SATURDAY. Snh inst, Mt 3 p. NJ
, H. - SHREVEPORT AND NEW OR
leans Regular Alternate Saturday Packet
steamer X. w. Powell, JOS Is. Clarke,
commander. Will leave New Orleans shreveport Grand
Bayou Coushat Chute. Canpt Ecore Alexand a
and all intermediate landings Red river, above.
@. H. kOUNS X BROS Agents.
ans No. 2 Front
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slxIrxr ooyR DE DISTRICT LA VILE DE LA EoUvELLs
de la ORLEaNS CLARISSE
EoSyn liza f1rta M

I'm VERTU dun writ de fieri facins a mol
u adresse Honorable Sixieme Gour de District de la
Nouvele-d cans dams are CT dessus procederai
LU DI, l6 de mai 1859, midi, a pH5tel la Cite,
de ommnne entire les du Camp Magasins
I'adju licaticn de-
UN TERRI IN situe dams lie Premier Distric lie VILE
dams ilei borne les S. Pan ST. P,erre Perddo
Graver lie dit eraid nesue 80 pieds plus DE-
la ST. Paul. II neds plus motns de profopdeur
Ensemble les bRses authorizations qui sly
Sass latfaire ci-desSus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de REHABILITATION
r.. L. PARKER,
ais % my2 . l6 Sheriff de la Paroisse d'o-tsans.
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N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD. ;. From Canton, 22d April. Al bales
cotton R L Adams &co. SO Warren, Gilmore Geo.
"a Mcfarland & Barksdale. % Ryrne, Vance Gco.
"a Lewis q Oglesby. "a r GambeI % Thornli Il
60. "a Payne & Harrison. l6 Robson i Allen IA
Cutrer, Harrison &co. Is Any q Catching. IL Hen
derson h Peale. s Carroll Hoy &co g a NJ Hopkins
3. Lane, Mayfeld &co. q Broadwell l. Payne. a ]
B Groves. ! do Winston, Morrison &co. Total 3l4
bales cotton
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della Nouvslls Orleans. Dc Dc 2; H Marks Co, No
vERTU dun ortire dc vente rentu lie 10
IL d'avrii 1852 1t M are.se par Honorable Quar-
District Ia Nouvee Orleans dams raare c des
sus procederai lie LUNDI de mai 1885, ct les ours sui
wants. 10 heures NJ. les enx ciapra des CUES
pts lNabes la yente
bl!qne ct adjudication de-
lie fond dun magasin dapiceries de conesbles wins,
lqueurs itne angle des de la eLeyee ct
Grayier dams lie Premier District de cstte Vile.
Abandopne les dts insovables eurs creanciers
lie suvant blan marqne depose au grehe do la conr
susdIe
CONDITIONS--Comptanta moment de Padjudication.
Il. T. PARKER,
a2o % Is 20 ny2 " Sheriff de la Paroisse dorleans
NJOTICE-THE STYLE OF OUR FIRM is THIS DAY
IN changed to CLARKE d PIGToN.
jal If A. ID CLARKE CO.
MIR. HUGH LUCAS BECOMES A PARTNER IN
l our this day. The style of the firm remains
changed. COOPER 4 NEIBERT
- n and 70 Common street.
Nav Orlears Dec M l. ls5S, ~ If
NHANtiE OF NUMHER, BUT NOT OF I.oCA-
Drs. CLARK FRIEnRICHs,
m Dentists,
EsylA fornerly lax, CANAL. STREET.
jas II Union Bank Bui,ding.
HANDLES-s00 boxes Proctor CANDLES Star, for sale
" By s. IL. KENEEnY 3 CO.,
AL 70 Poydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-23

COLE AGENCY
y OF THE CELEBRATED
STACKER IRON WORKS,
TENNESSEE
Sugar Kettles from 81 to ~ inches diameter Is inch
66 to AZ inches diame,er..... 90 inch.
under AZ inches diameter. 10 inch.
Furnace Mouths S5 $50 and $50 according size and pat
tern. Crate Bars DC. GER pound.
Il. i. LAVIILE 3EUvRR,
Commission Merchant,
fea ly No, II Union street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-23
FOR ELO u s A s.

Leaves SATURDAY, sd inst at IL NJ
-, r. FOR OPELOUSAS AND BAYOU
l@ssA44A{tES DeGlaize.-The steamer Alfne. W. c.
Neal, master will leave above, Plaque-
mime taking freight and passengers for landings the
j. NJ. JOHNSTON & CO.,
AL No. 3 Front Leyee near Customhouse street
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-10-15

Last weeks Democrat keeps up the stereo-
typed cry OF "abolitionist, &C., against the
American PARTY and its candidates. 1t is the
same old cry of ''stop trief." uttered by the
thieves themselves, which has been used by
them for the last dozen years, and is fully
understood by the people of the lst and 2nd
districts, where it is intended to operate
The repeated attempts to cram this iabrlca-
ton down the throats Of the people of those
districts is an insult to their intelligence -
These very locofocos who are using the cry of
"abolitionist" differ more among themselves
on the negro question between the Douglas
and Forncy faction and Buchanan and his
section Of their party than either set of them
differs from the Republicans. The fact is
well known that the locofoco party furnishes
the ranting aboltionists of the North, and
the ranting disunionists and slave-trade advo-
Gates of the South, both equally Objectionable
to the people Of Maryland. The voters of
Cecil are wide awake on this subject and will
not be frightened by this old dead aud wealth
rbeaten scare-crow.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-10-15
DIR. Wistar's Balsam of wild Cherry

The uncqualed success that has attended the
application Of this Medicine in C0UGmS. CoLDS,
ASTHMA BRoN CHIAI AFFECTION, DISEASES OF TUE
THROAT and LUNGS. INUIPIENT CoNsuMrrioN. has
induced many physicians OF high standing to
employ it in their practice, many of whom advise
of the fact under their own Signature
UiStu'S BdkGm of MA Cherry Recon-.
mcnded by PhWjc'0ns.
AuuRV. Sept g. 1859.
S. W FowLp 4 Co-sirs II most chccrlully
add my testimony in favor Of The Da!sam. We
have used it in our family, in Palmony Affections,
Coughs ard Colds. and esteem it most valuable
remedy. aud have recommended it in various
complaints of this nature with Invariably happy
results. W. Il. LYNCH. NJ. u.
MANsFIELD. Toga co, Pa, Aug. lojS.
Gentlemen - Having used in my practice the
last four years, Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
with great success, | most chcGrfuly recommend
it to hose afflicted with obstinate Coughs, Colds
Asthma, &c. II. D. MARFiN. NJ. D.
CAPE VINCENT ~ Y. July II, 1859
CONTAMINATION using DR.. Wislar's Balsam
for long time, | can from repeated observation
say that regard it as of the best kinds of
Cough medicines and take great pleasure in rec
ommcnding it to the afflicted
W. II. Wrnn. NJ D.
BROWNSVILLE, n. Y, July Is, 1859
Consolidating sold Wstar's for two years past
and having used the same myself with great sue
cess, cheerlully recommend it to all who are
suffering with Asthma or Consumption.
Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE & CO.. Bosroy,
and for sale by JOSEPH WALLACE and II. II.
MlTCuELL. Elk Ton L. W. THOMAS, North East (;
}. n. BLACK, Charcstown; George p. TAYLOR,
Pcrryville; JAMES WILSON, Port Deposit r. b.
llorrER, Chesapeake City; THOMAS p. HALE,
st. Augustine JouN WALSToN. bohemia Mills
HAYES 4 Houston, Warwick JAMES FerD Cecil
ton; and by dealers everywhere. lOct. -, '59-lt
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-10-15
BALTIMORE & sUSQUEHANNA
STEAM COMPANY.
Reguldr DoiIu Line. Su,,duus Ercenfed


FOR HAVRE DE GRACE,
wATE sAt cANA an" The he
.sFssssa zsl.ssssa=ts STEAMER PORTSMOUTH.
C,ptain VIM. W. Travers leaves lower end of
West Falls Avenue. every TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY evening, at O'Clock Returning
leaves Port Deposit every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,
and FRIDAY at 3 o'clock, and uavre de Grace at
5 O'Clock p NJ.
The steamboat JUNIATA, Captain J. W TONI
LINsoN. leaves same place every Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday evening at O'Clock Return
ing, leaves Port Deposit every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday evening at o'clock p. NJ.
~ Frieghs received daily at Baltimore until
A o'clock, and at Port Deposit until =! o'clock ;
carried ut low rates and carefully attended to-
s5Y'Ihe Agent at Ilavre dc Grace will attend to
Forwarding any Merchandise consigned to him for
will attend to re-shipping Freight coming down
the Canal. intended for Baltimore, Philadelphia,
or elsewhere.
ry'All Canal Boats towcd only at the risk of
their respective owners.
PASSAGE so CENTS, BERTIIS INCLUDED
Duplicate receipts for Freight required in oil
cases.
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent at Baltimore
r. ALIEN. TAYLOR. Ag't at llavre dc Grace.
j. TOME, Agent at Port Deposit.
. The Steamboat LANCASTER, Capt Tominson,
being in complete order, can be chartered at any
time
n. B.-GRATN purchased at the highest mar
ket price at the Warehouse of j. Tome & Co,
Port Deposit; who also keep for sale. Guano,
Plaster Fish. Salt, Croasdae & Mitchells, Allen
4 Needles and De Burg's Phosphates, and New
York Bone Dust. Mar Is, 1S50-tf