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New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29
CITY II L MS.
A SUMNER REVERE. For The Tribur,

OF MMEh hEN bhIE.....r vt lHc iiiouLO'
III INGOLDsBf NORTH.
PRY rot too curiousy into life ard love,
have known children rashly tear aside.
Tho blushitg folds that draped rosebuds form,
Whose beaLrys sanctuary, thus unveiled, disclosed
The tender petals tcarcely formed as yet,
And little crcling leaves, whose delicate hnes
Were Visiting for the sun, like budding hopes
AL blooming into joy-and seeing these,
They saw no wonder there, where all was wonderful
And with rrevereni hands they flung /, down
To fade and die opon the dusty path
While | looked on, thought how often we
Wander blindy through this ho"er-strewed earth,
As eedless a. those heecless children were,
Fir gIpg away the gifts of life aud l.ye,
And foyiiDg to our heats but shaiowy forms
That, d. We clutch them, vanish into air.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29

eLd tie adjoining houses and al the bee -nOp- brrken
into s0d robbed of their no- v.luabl- cout-ut- Five
or bodies IN the Of a. mau5 huudred tee D.
tpeen the two io'els cuuberec the bl0oc sta nef
pavement. TIE number ~ vicrirs / nos ~ CREST ..
has been reported bot over - lot h--- seven were
ant Two or three chilienJ i-clud'nC the tn zee
murdered in the Hotel de France. On Weinesisy,
acccu panied by MADAME lo-'e snd ner mother, ss
started hr Finrrrce TIE read was cnuv0.d suh
fugyes. ara 1e could with difficulty procure post
horses tor the dig. nee had hIrer; AMI on Thurs
day the 23d arrived at Florence without chAnge ot
ralner but thankful to have escaped without loss OF
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29

evidence of bis senses tee nature ard extent OF the
prairie sell of Illinois. For hundreds # miles You
psss over slie hty unduls,ng surface WITHOUT seeing
tl. or rick, rsvre or 81 acre OF barren or o'o
ken grurd 40 ob..et the pros OF the pi0<. After
e1sn in the landed property of the Company, came
e n coucsou ths although the cost Of the ruIoaf
Will iucudng loss Of uteTcst, exceed tne nrs estimate
by "a per ceLt, the ani viii supass the NA,ue OF
rallv ru, gp.u il 10 4 stfl grester extent, eui v.
judiciously maraged, uim stey deiray the whole eI'
peIse Of me railway
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29
KOSSUTU AND KLAPKA.

The Paris correspondent of TIE London Star-not
very reli able authority, however-says:
"Kossu,h and Klapka, according to private letters
from Turn have both beca detained at that place un
der the stric.s SUI, eance of the French police, 10
whom instinct so doubt taught that if treaty was
about to be signed between France and Austria 1t
would hot be wise to suffer the two petnrba'ors OF
Hungarian peace to run of to Hungary. The RepuO-
lie an. here are furious at what they call the slip which
ba- been given them. and waiting with the
greatest anxiety for the next news from Italy"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29

MAssACLE OF EURoFEASs IL BoRSEo-A CORE
spoud.us ha. forw srde1 te Messrs. tLay Il Co.. Glis
gov, the following Intelligence:
We have the greatest regret in informing you that
we lave by the arrival OF the Dutch Government
steamer Ardubo, from Banjernasslng on tae 2lst
inst received Tn. most disastrous tldBgs regaTing
the coal Inine establishment of kaungalr, which has
by some accounts, been entirely by ohers only partly
destroyed by su iusuueCtlon smoug the native sab
ieCts of the Sultan of assng; but saddest OF
all the xhole oi the European employees have been
hrutsly murdered, without eavlng 10 tell the tale
The Il u zeoy enacted the 18th of the month,
aud with horrors cot exceeded by anything
which occurred even ~ Cswnpore. The particulars
YOU will find described 10 circular addressed IN the
shareholders by tie directors OF the company Reen.
forctmtnts OF troops being 80 ut N ali haste from
this ard Ssarang with three or tour steamers, which
will no doubt be sufficient to restOre peace aud order
~ tue county and trust may arrive III tne 70 ssve
the remaining Europe at ba0jermassng aud neigh
b,rhOod. The cause OF the insuuectlOn proceeds In
no way from dislike to the mines where the greatest
peace aud contenmeGt have always prevailed, but To
Ior .brocdpg ci.aifecton Of the natives Of Banjer-
assIpg to their Sultan, who had been msntsIued
Oh his throne manly by the protection W cur Govern
meut contrary to the VIII Of the people ana "a it
would appear IN disregard of the legitimate right of
succession of another Prince, named Idayal, who
was at the saline time the tsvore Of the people. This
dissfiection among the people, excited 10 revolt and
murder by some M0hammedan priests is,ely returned
from Mecca is supposed Ia have been the Cause which
has led tire sacrifice of may precious lives, 81
ready amounting 50 far known to - or 5l i'll Gou
Der. Among these four German missionaries, three of
their pne- aid ~ children sIc sisted To have ialen
victims 10 the kn yes of the hs5Assns.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29

The young American trsgeiisn, Edwin Booth, will
play Iago Saturday evening at Niblos. Mr.. Cha'.
Pope does Othello; Miss Sara Stevens, Desdemona;
Mar Porl, Euelis, with others Of tote in the pro-
fessou. Burton la, benefit tonight. lie has been
drawing large crowds TO witness MS amusing per-
fJrmances.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29

REAL EsT,TE-The following sale was msie
Yesterday by A. j. Bleecker, Son & Co.: One house.
and lot on south eide OF Thirteenth street. % feet w.
AveLue Il, l7.7xl03.3, for g., 900.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29

CROIos WATER RESTs.-The Croton Aqueduct
Department Iael, Issued 4 notice tnst five per cent
would be added to all rents unpaid the lst Of Au
gust This has Rad the effect ot causing rush Of
persons, anxious to pay their dues. On the lss Of
August, last year, there were outstanding about
$500 600 Of rents. This year, at the same date, the
amount vii probably be very much less. The
receipts Monday, 2Jtn inst, were sl59H Il; on
Tue.day, SIS, ,i53 q; Wednesday, s!O7ll 3o, and
yesterdsy III ~ exceeded all the latter amounts.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29

FERRI Boar NUIsAscEs. "A Man of Sixty
Years" very justly complains that there is IL fac.
gentleman cabin" worthy Of the name upon any of
our y-boas because of the behavior Of The psssen
gers themselves. trgy cole, with cnshonless seats,
the floor thier than -will-uk stable with tobacco
saliva, and the Opaque With cigar smoke, can hard
ly be called cabin FOR gentlemen-taough every ex
pectora,ng ard fumigatDg animal in II presumes 20
cal himself by the honorable title which distinguishes
men from pigs II would be jus. punishment to
make every br1te who spits upon the floor Of cabin,
wipe /, away with his hands; and FOR smokers, If
they csrnot orbea for 1--WE minutes while crossing the
rivers pu: them ss.eru outside the cnsin-not for
ward where the smoke is driven back through al the
cabins. No doubt many men fee from the male den
to tie lades cabin 70 escape this purgatory Of TO-
bacco, and II they will leave the seats tor women
ihs,e would bs 'e-s csuse for compsirt. We notics
ret Oh se-y Tra1iy cive Up toeif seats tn 49,
Lei hIe std L. he cas-, /. is 10 saIWcsai saost
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29

M. CoBDEy oS TIE ILLISoIs CESTEAL Rail
w.Y.-Mr. Cobden, in letter to Messrs. Roben BeL.
son & Co.. Gresham House, says;
Il paid two vislts to Illinois, had free aocess TO
every department Of the Land Office and the railway,
Travelled over every mile Of the lie by daylight and
made several exeursiops into the Interior among TIC
farmers The result ~ ~ r.a,r-. ~. -rE. cane
ssay sat- FED bntt wIrt - ~i nrssl ara syi i u
D. { i'cnp.1ys ..,l,ls 6, pa f"f t.-! 49,, u :
cay T.. a. Ls.sh hrlsa D. IsA.ze, *. - fyn -.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29

A SUPPOSED ISSocESI Man sksr TO THE SrarE
PRISON FOR TyN IEsRs-MovENEsr FOR MS Rs-
LE.sE.-A nan named Griffith was tried before Judge
Morris Of Brooklyn few months scce for the shoot
ug of private wstchmau Buckley, who was seriously
wounded, sri who positively to the identity OF
Griffith. Tie Jury found Griffith guilty. and he re-
ceiyed sentence Of ten years Imprisonment Lately.
from the confession oftwo notorious BURGERS, Buckley
wa. led 10 believe that he had been mistaken in the
man The confession entirely ed Griffith from
being in any way implicated in the sffae. lie was
arrested on suspicion bearing, nrortur atey stroax
personal resemblance to the party who i. said to have
committed the set. ExJujge Stewart has prepared
the necessary pspfrs, apd viii at once proceed to
Albany to lay them before the Governor, for the pur
pose of obtaining Griilith's release.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29

A NUIsAscE-For several months past, the bust
ress Of the Courts has been maierisIy delayed by
fequtn Interruptions from the ringing Of the fe5eil
which i. placed in that ursightly tower between the
buildings in which the Court are situated IN the
Park. Il would seem that the location Of this tower
had been che sen with view Of creating much al
royenee n possible. The moment it, ringing CON-
rnerces sl business must be stopped a. its changing
swallows up all minor sounds. Il IS constant source
Of complaint the part of Judges lawyers, and sll
who have bu.iress in the Court. Judge Clsrke hss
been particularly annoyed curing tie present moIthi
for there seems have been alarms Of Gre during
that period, than formerly. The evil should be
removed.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29
B,ockiyn, July II.

CoREscTIos.- reporter was mistaken yes.er
day in stating Oesr Thomas Walsh ofth Fourth "sd
had been charged with perjury. The error onsnstd In hs
Police Court BY colouLdiss ar Wsh with another oer
Wash Gle u the respectable IL the deparssIt
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29

FATAL FALL FRON A BUu.DIsG.--A lsborsr named
John Minor ~t~ enEssd ThsD5sy Carrying bnck u is
fourth story Of building in Thirty fourth STREET n-n 5Ih
lot hs balance fe 70 hs sogDd siszne Of rJ
f,-- He Immediately conveyed y hs residence IN rh
teh street. where lie died Con,r JsckmAn bella an Ha1es
upon IA. b1dy Deceased eaye. vic aae two chiAfea
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29

Low. NECK DREssEs-A city serysnt girl, in letter
"a The old folks at home, thus describes the prevail
ing fashion Of low necksd dresses:
n. 10 the u il tbs fA.bunabD air. an
"a fsshnDsb air dre.t as O,,irs
bln sk an eu its mech orr and snxn sin
OFF deal Of a,snseua % our
pouin sdin u,n-r sdJs sn1 boom up
coz Nobdy i.ut rOa,n which ossn, hth Up hrf
coz the her hOlds them The air INT o.
N' - lCHpp-r.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29

Tar DEATH OF Mr.. GILLIrTE.-The body OF Hal
ssy A ae..s sls tzeasat u JshasS~n n T., hreAtA
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29

SUSPENSION or CAPT. CsRPrsrsR-cap' samne'
Carpenter Of the Sixteenth Precinct hss been sus-
reuded from command, upd-r charges preferred oy the
Deputy Superintendent. His trial Is set down ." ID
resumed On the l7,h Of August unless ne should ans-
cpste the matter by resignation The postpoaemeat
for three weeks exctes much comment.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29

COrsTEgprITIsG.-Tho-. Hesly, having auempsed
70 pass spurious bill purpons % have e-.n h.d-d BY ahs
Mar TssGre BsEh u Hsrtfor1 s tns sor- o ia mcssn
No. l Yesterday arreref sud .akrn beso
Smith Al The Ton Police Court Louis Miller II No k1
He..,r street .S- similar charge There erS sA bank.
ne ydSoLef va committed Tor triA
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29

Miss STrw,Rr.-Miss Virgitis Stewart, shot -
Saturday aitertcon by Macdonald fingers stil at tho
City Hospital. Delrum has supervened' and her DIS
f,utiou. though sbe may possibly hold out during tae
week msy be hourly expected.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29

who the whole hcs-your gay fellows Just sotaaS
cut Of his teens. dapper smart, pse'enii'as as'~
VITO faiter themselves that the tmid glance VI
weaIy girl directed "a ,hsi, unripe persons instesd
If toe ssai they have stolen. Let the Ferry Comps
ni,s prohibit smoking sud spi,,ng V possible except
overheard and tlen stsrt ou, from tie ladies' cabin
thos. paOtalooDed Creatures who occupy seats whis
women arc Obliged To stand up.
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osGooD's CHoLAaoGUE.
--
REAT DISCOVERY.

Ample tests, both by able practitioners and chemical anay
SIS have demonstrated the great yaluetof Prof De Grath
beautiful combination, called
ELECTRIC OIL,
for the relief and Of pain But the people themselves
rendering their verdict in both unmistakable and
satisfactory More than twenty thousand bottles
sold in short tmea proportion heard
others recommend it, who had tried it, That it's splendid
discovery is everywhere acknowledged nothing like
was ever before prepared.
The only genuine ELECTRIC OIL Prof. DeGrath which
had all the respectable Druggists in this city at
wholesale and RETAIL at the proprietos prices the Agent
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT CO.,
jaSl ly q and ISL Chartres street.
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n Row IN AN ELEPHANTS SroMAcH.-Tp Colman's
comic tales entitled Broad Grnsn story is told Of
two men employed by the manager Of a theater to
personate an elephant. They walked inside Of large
pasteboard figure Of the quadruped, dividing the legs
equally between them, one Of them taking the fore.
legsa as his share and the other the posterior pair
The elephant thus constituted performed greatly to
the delight Of the audience; 1t moved about on the
stage with majestic tread, and was talked of far
and near, until quarrel arose between the worthless
INSIDE, owing to jealousy which the man who stood
mumed sounds and half stiHed oaths were heard 10
proceed from the animals stomach, and the two per
formers fought until they had torn the pasteboard
inquire to rags, scattering it about the stage and
stood uncased before the audience, eS' "-1
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DA1LEx,s MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
THERE is NOTHING LIKE IT.

How much pain and suferng-nsy even life itses-may be
saved by having supply of Dalleys Magical Pain Elk
acto hand in of sudden accidents cuts wounds
burns scads spran and to which children
constantly uteche action of the Extractor is ever
the Families should without it. Full directions
accompany each box The genuine always signed HENRY
DALEY, manufacturer, upon steel engraved label.
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Has been in thirty years there hardly per.
hut what has feard Of it, and not family used
once could be induced without box on hand 10 case
of sudden dent Where used is to become
standard remedy because has equal in curing burns
scalds tuts wounds aud bruises fever soes piles and all
other nammatory cuaneous Diseases where the parts sf
fected can be reached.
WORD TO FAMILIES.
When you look around your houses you think there is
nothing wanting, children all playful smiling and
everything orebodes comfort and happiness suddenly one Of
the dear young falls ard deep the of the &C.
cden You look everywhere for relief you can't find
-why2 Because you have neglected to have box
of daley Magical Pain Extracto-ths the whole trou
be- Remember and always have hand Instant relief
will be at hand.
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Will snbdue the pain and inflammation from the seyerest
burns scads in from twenty minutes heal the wounds
without and eecuay fever piles salt rheun
nammatoy rheumatism aud naned eyes, cuts wounds
bruises old scad head and bunions sprans
swengs felons chblans bites Of insects nipples or
sweled broken breasts and all other nhsmaory and Gu
aneons Diseases where the parts affected reached
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT CO.,
q and Isl Chartres street.
Sole agents the Southern States and to whom all orders
'hould be addressed.
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CANADIAN tvERm1FUGE.
IMPORTANT MEDICAL INFORMATION.


IMPORTANT MEDICAL INFORMATION.
The late Dr. Chapman Of Philadelphia has laid down as
rnle that be suspected in child where there
emaciaon and especially weakness of the bowels accompan
led by discharge of slime and and all medical
tiles that work thorough cure the stomach
must be invigorated we'll the themselves dis
charged Wne Canadian Triuge ful6ls both these con.
dons 1t only exrpaes the vericules but strengthens
the Digestion increases the solvent power Of the gastric juice
and impars healthy action to the bowels Hence cures
complete and permanent.
THE IDEA OF THE LIVING BODY
Being the receptacle of greedy is sickenng yet
six out of ten children less afflicted With
them. Why should this be the when there volumes
testimony prove that few doses Wner's Canadian Yer
ifuge will eradicate the disease? Parents make this
established fact and remember that the medicine
all deleterious substances.
PAINLESS IN ITS OPERATION,
Certain in its results free from all mineral substances
nygcratiDg to the system these the merits of WINERS
CANADIAN vERMIFUGE, preparation which eradicates
class Of internal worms with degree Of dispatch
as agreeable as it is astonishing.
Fer sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT 4 CO, Sole proprietors
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1t6 Orleans 8ailg Crescent


M .T.- 0.xv1.. M
&ktW WklkNJlS dllV XDIE5ltlll
SATURDAY MORNING. FEBRUAR II, 1853
- g.
q e. : = :. 800 - -
IBio-feaah u - cslsbratsd Englihh surgeol
Aalsg n1n Opapar, aeed ~. For : long time
4 lnceG1s ~ u ~ lion - 900 900 pr annuu
I6sz y cAolsta appeared IN London.
lkyl eclipse q ~ nm, visible thronghog
~ u1Ned Heatsa
" Chacabuca, ~ Chill, in which ID
~ uaalr 81 Martin and O'Higgins deseAte
~ 61zds under Marcto. The victory was
lesnnt - toNara " ftssdom Of the country.
19lA -- g.. Wilkinson burned his barracks 1
Ms1oh NM. Sane day, battle o. Chateau ThierrJ
= xhich ~ French Dictated the Russians
1910 MAMMAL Mortiar summoned Badajos ID Spail
- ellrsnder, and his summons was returned m
cpepe1
1eo6 Duef at Bonnau, IN Austria, between III
1avlriAn General Won Wrede and Tie Swedish Minis
~ yoa Dohsn. ~ minister - clallsagsd " -
sal OF renectine upcn ~ Bassfian troops II biz
datchss Is III Govesn e1t, - NJ 6eht cane Cd
q ~ eace u : ~ ooocoalse u peopIa
10o5- ~ Fssnoh dulsn6od ~ Rlllians at the
hais.s y llaEisa Ssrdel.
I00k ~ III 1no1l Ka13s Prussian meta.
physacla1 x Ss11e T.
In n IN. aged so; navy cap.
talas dnlilG \ = s1soluttcn.
I'm ~ throne Of Morocco, between
~ Mp ~ lahem; 80 900 men under The
hitsr - " Is go under the former, and
~ ~ 49, wounded. Eight hundred d
II - inksa psisoners .were bsrbsrously nut
5 y 6eath being nailed to walls and floors and
"a y lllrve. IA
IsA6 Bisth ~ Thaddeus Kosciusko.
1855 Cen. Oglethorps founded TIE colony Of
Savannah.
lsao Eenersl Monk apologized to the Londoners
III liz attack upon Tue city, and crest reoicngs and
illumisaaions followed.
l554-Iady Jane Grey beheaded. e
Csaherins Howard, fifth wife of Henry VIII,
behsaded, HI dsGth excited 10 pity I, she r.s be
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little girl, hearing il said that she voo hor, - =.
kings birthday took no notice of II Al the time nut nut
u day o. two after she asked her father il she and
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f e v Err AND AGUE.

FE Err AND AGUE.
osGooD's CHoLAGoGUE.
This is the only and certain remedy for this
No need again complain of having it,
they have taken this celebrated remedy If they
take
osGooDs oHoLAGoGuE,
then farewell to Cbills and Fever forever.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and ISL Charres street,
Sole Agents South whom all should be
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BLOOMFIELD, STEEL & co.

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RES, MATHEMATICAL WORKS. ARITHMETIcs CIAs.
s1cs and Works on Rhetoric A,,,onor,v p,,o.o,,r
istry Geology Mneralogy Physiology concbo,ogv sn.
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u a. puoA'ne's anu @sholaetu'efs prices.
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No 60 Camp r.reet,
Bibles and Testaments.
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HISTORY BIOGRAPHY, ESSAYS POETRY THE IRA
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mo. GO Camp street.
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No. 60 Camp street,
tPIayfnp Cards.
c.pne .-as,oos
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o Ella % sf-" f" w.
No. 60 Camp street. |
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Te. Printers, Druggists, Grocers and Others.
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p'An' al manufacturers prices
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL &Sco.
No. GO Camp street.
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JOY TO THE AFFLICTED.


1t Nervous and Debitaed Sufferers and removes al
| the symptoms, amorg which will be found
Indspostion
to Exerton, Loss
Of Power Loss of Memo
~, Difficulty Of Breathing Gen.
eral Weakness, Horror Of Disease,
Weak Nerves, Trembling, Dreadful Horror
Of Death, Night Sweats, Cold Feet, Wakefuness
Dmness Of Vision, Languor Universal Lassude Of the
Muscular System, Often Enormous Appetite. with Dyspp
SYMPTOMS, Hst Hands, Flushing of the Body, Dryness
of the Skim Pald Countenance and Eruption
on the Face Pain in tie Back, Heavi-
Of the Eyeds, frequently
Black Spots Flying be-
fore the Eyes
Temporary suuson and of Sight. Want Of Attention
Great Mobility; Resessness, with Horror Of Society.
Nothing is more desirable to such Patients than1
Solitude and nothing they more Dread
for fear Of themselves no Repose of . .
Manner. no Esrnestness no spe- i.
cuation but Hurried
Trs sit'ou from one
question to
another.
These symptoms, II allowed go onwhich this medicine
invariably follows LOSS OF POWER FATUI.
TY EPILEPTIC FITs-in one of which the patient may
expire Who say these not frequently
followed by those drefu diseases INSANITY AND CON-
sUMPTIoNf The records of the INSANE AsYLUMs, and
the melancholy deaths by CONSUMPTION ample
the truth of these assertions In Iunsc Asylums
melancholy exhibition appears. The is actually
sodden and quite desuteneher mirth grief visits
it. Should sound of the voice it rarely ar.cuate.
.'withlwoefu measures wan despair
Low sullen sounds hislgref begued.o
Debility most terrible and has brought the usands npon
thousands to unmely graves thus blasting the ambition
many noble youhs. 1t be cured by the Of this
For sale ia New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
]. WRIGHT CO.,
2fand Isl Chartres street,
Genel al Agents,