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f,HEROKEE REMEDY
ROOTS. BARKs AND LEAVES,
sAusRous DRUGS AND POISONOUS MINERALS.


We ask The afflicted Of either which DO you preferf
pleasant and delicious compounded from Natures
which viii speedily and permanently
many times following the of Mineral Poisans.
The Gherokee Remedy is NATURES specific for onorr
hea Giee Gravel Siricfde Flnor Albs, Whites, in Fe
nales, and all diseases y the Urinary ogas curing these dis
by natural laws after all other preparations have failed
end Y one q Heavens best merees 70 offending Instances
hs naeeus preparations heretofore used have tailed ha Ibis
end t governor Of the world is Father who acts
Kill hut
In mercy BE- has appointed Medicines for these dreadful dis
winch when TAKEN quickly flies all OF the
@ ns assss Al every post and with fidelity and courage
ny neser gives nnl ii has completely
1 sessnef health and sigor =
This 'Reiedyi' strikes NJ the NJ ,ha disease h..
4eniencg -
| cause oa which u demands Ns 49, fAs stt y sS 's
&nn thni eshnsres rs ,a,, i. e. . an ,,sn
sl1as 49, 9 asl u eas. lay counting roen
| cfef dtseases.zg . ssspesed - a HeleuS iot 20
psfnMfsl cute w ssse
Sold b j. WRIGHT / CO. No, n :. Z. ~, "a, -.
ss - y ~ Fespsesb's Druggists and dealers
"a POTTER a aERwis, sois ProsEie,o,s
y. i,ptis. Mo.
aEssss ~ quarter easAe Harmony Eee,sss for sas
f4Fr ~. Ia \
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Ekw oR1KAas january IS 1854
To the Honorable tho Common Council 4.
Of the city Of New Orleans:
THE PETITION of the undersigned re-
specifically shewet that the majority required by the Sly
charter having signed this they honorable
after days notice in the official Journal tho contract for
making brick sidewalks with curb CUTTERS
on both sides of First street. from Water Apollo
The work to be done in accordance TO specifications Of
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SOUpHERN aIANuFACToRY
~
HERRING,S PATENT CHI HAMPTON FIRE AND BURGLAR
PROOF SAFES, 0as New York Prees1.

The best the United States made Al ST. Louis No.
For the superior excellence Of which thousands can testify
sautherers need North for these safes
paid who eau snow That
Hsrrinas Patent hampion Safe has failed
contents in accidental Sire. :. x,,,,,-,o :, ,.1zz
Sole Manufacturers South and West Of The renowned
Also makers Of Bankers steeined Safes, Vaults vaaI.
Doors ETC., etc
hank approved patents on hand for sale at manu-
faeturer's prices. Z - &
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~ - III: sxf 31I isave again Oh Thursday.
s a III = 3 a. ITCH ras received yesterday
Il a 1ezi.sI4 7ss John. Walsh srsiyed here ~
1ssss nsN orlsaa, VI IL 81 II H.a LSaIs q
!. y Memphis paper NJ learn that he sale of
~ kHc 70 Capt shirley. was consnnmated
~ \ fSf5 So the iaah, and BIO WAS To leave ID q
X Two f1x Louisville, to take possession. His
: " " Snxks ttn trips between st. Lonis
a - MeM Orleans, preparatory to laying The Re-
i'll III a. IL. Davis II building tho huh Of q fine
y Y sk xducsh- cabin and outft to BE- sup
i r]le6 ~ Nashville fos tbe Memphis aud Nashville
tak xYSSs! Axs xantsactsd Win Samuel King, Of
foaiy1Iie. III III coIIstruction Of shs hill for
IeyFG b04f fSf I'D BxYon 4eche md New Orleans
- lIS k62f h "a be i5o feet ID length, with
sS " IS ssf3z m y sSet hniaa. She viii De pro-
& y;8s .iila fhc sIlsc Izssfy Of HE T. p. Hine.
" sg55esSsy miller 81 81. Louis, bought the
i ~ ii 81 zdlhe in Neeks ago, fcr about 5000 Or
= 81 j. Ii1ik I'LL tkisd boat ~ ST. Louis millers
st iii ~ pose of carrying their grain
$500 ~ - Io,,;s -, fbe
m VI sv y ssvsl., lszened.s Tina roofl
&c. ia bsrn si,rtte5 IN The Il. isons
s a Easl1oad Line III place Of the de-
QizS4}Z Il. T1 saoey Ihe Minnshaha did not SO up
4t3 y reported, md contemplates visit
$SS4x New t9slesss again The Board Of Under
II 81, Issa require hat, henceforth, al hay
III Sjsau{koats; except that il the hold shall he
xarna,,l;ns Il nrotect II
MI ~, & Ill Yy,t ala u IL fs;ee "a The
g sf Sc s s., ~ t,,s Il q steamer
sasss s ss.,,S a,,,1 Nam
q - 81
~ 1fs,,,sI,;s "a 80
~ Sss,ssst a,,,, = i Ir;ng,e,
W I,s;,s IA Atlart;c
;s q, va 5s,ns srsr tl,e MINER rivers
&c. s II 81 ast,r rett;nr III I'M b.r n
xsss.,a . ground n ava;n a
s,ssssf. 49, ssr .eT IL 10 sticlnr "
~ 81 xiss astart XIII "a tho Jamie
~ 81 te sItl. mi. The civ
Nv NJ n NJ t5i,,ciaaati 81, saturday. be
~ s,i.s 5avs 81 rom dis mort. She had nearly
a114ktr dellex passenger receipt Up inc
<r1a fpoeifs fof tAa round trip MAS $2B00 larger
B Sss1a NJ SSastt fassi ~ sheen reached hy any
g.. 81 s. - 81 s. AZ:
aek ~ Asf s'Ass wv 81 re l'lAle ~
s1~rf rs
Th8 XaSiscn will bid III port this forenoon, with a
s.,. fr1;s4t ,sx AL fsiscinnat; recently 4 MI. g.
IN Il iss5t A q Mcfa1luu ~ thu
Marsnso, W. hickory chair, il its rough state
or ~ I'D Rhe sieksearg PACKET Zen. Qultman
axrlyKd kere y noon yesterday with an additional
elegant rslotslsoaHs. We aIlude g tiie parsonage
&hF MaMe OK Mhteh the b0ht bcaTa--t he immortal
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

/ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
100000 IN III dressed Florida Yellow Zine
FLOORING. tsngned and dressed.
I5l0O0 feet IL and IL, wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongI5ed ard lreoved
10000 feet Y narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL
ING, tongued and grooved. 49,, Wv,
100000 X dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEtiiNG
tongued and grooyed.
10000 feet X narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR
ING, square edged.
100 900 feet dressed WEATHERB0ADS
10000 feet rough Yellow Pine LUMBER, consisting of inch
Boards weaherboards, Scanting, Joists etc.
feet asserted Lumber, Eaihs and Shingles
sashes Doors, Blinds Mouldings etc.
the lowest market prices in lots suit nurcha
sers by SIMPSON 4 DORks
sesH ty Nars Easin.
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Fun Nashville Every SATURDAY.
THE NEW AND FINE REGU~


- - lar Passenger Packet Steamers JAS. WO0ds,
l@ssa9.sS5SW. Bayd, master: jus. johnson, Jesse
Iohnson master; Red Rover, w srongs
New Orleans for Nashville and all nterme
diate landings follow
jas. Woods Boyd, master leaves SATURDAY, March "a,
at 6n'cloek. p. NJ
Jas. johnson, Johilsen master. SATURDAY March 81.
AZ soclock. p. NJ.
Red Rover, Strong, master. SATURDAY, April /, at
o'clock, II. NJ.
JAS. Woods, Boyd, master leaves SATURDAY April II,
NJ 5 o'clock p. If. =+Az=A
JAS. johnson, Johnson, master. leaves SATURDAY.
April 81 Al o'clock, r. M.
Red Rover, Strong muster leaves SATURDAY, Aprn
d AZ O'Clock. p. NJ $50
JAS. Woods. Boyd master leaves SATURDAY May at
8 o'clock. II. NJ.
Jas. johnson, Johnson master. leaves SATURDAY.
55# May IL, nj O'Clock, r. NJ.
Red Rover, Strong, master, leaves SATURDAY, May TO-
nt5 o'clock, p, NJ.
Jas. Woods. Boyd. masier. leaves SATURDAY, May &C.
At 5e'clock II. Nj {saj ZEAL
Jas. johnson, johnson, master, leaves SATURDAY.
Jtllie 2. O'clock p. NJ
Red Rover. Strong. master, leaves SATURDAY, June o.
o'clock p. Ill.
Jas. Woods, Boyd. master, SATURDAY, Eaps ls
at 5o'clock n. NJ.
Jas. johnson. johnson. master, leaves SATURDAY.
Red Rover. Strong master leaves SATURDAY, june So
al O'Clock, p. N, 80
JAS. Woods, Boyd master, leaves SATURDAY, July {,
At o'clock, p. NJ,
HPassenges shippers rely these boats leaving
pnnctnay according the Rbose schedule. For freight
passage apply on board, or
MILO If s.. II tfsmp street.
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To the Honorable tbs ComRson Council
Of the city Of New Orleans


CONFERENCE.-THE undersfrped. owners
of property fronting on Girod street New Leyee St.
Streets respectfully petition Honorable body
ageea section 10 City Charter 10 sell at public aue
tcn twenty days public noticc the for grading
paving street, from New 10 ST. Pari street.
with gsaite blocks not ess thin ten ines wide by twelve
long nor inches thick T35E3T
Said blocks to be Of the best quality granite having the sides
we'll dressed surface when
laid. aud to be good solid work 58s
Said be laid diagonally sharp
sand gravel with coating TON dressing when laid
nchss Of sharp sand London gravel Joints
pfopes filled and rolled with suitable settled
The usual carb stone four inches thick be furnished when
the City Surveyor think requisite change tho old curb
lug, iii order nuke substantial work.
The eurbstones both sides of Ged street. New evee
St. Paul street. be raised graded proper height
level In snch 10 free the Of in the
speedy and The sidewalks 10 be raised and tagged
The foot crossings the Of all laid
with tic best North river Tagging and be four wide the
nd to be feet wide four feet long
six inches thick to be aicea in the CENTER graded tho
russ - Ale Penn q W. oammack.
New Orleans, February % 1860
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Sccretary Of the Board of Assistant Aldermen
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CUMBERLAND RIVER.
Leaves on THURSDAY. May i, ats T; NJ

FOR NASHVILLE, cLARKsyIILE,
~ = Canton, Eddyvle, Dycnshnrg, smithand, Padu-
cal Metropolis, Cairo. Columbus, Hickman, New
Madrid, Randolph, Memphis Helena, Napoleon
and The Bendshs ne light draug regular packet steamer
EahfpOft, +. Woods master, will leave as above. For
freight or passage apply on board or to
b. DUFFIELD, Agent,
myl4 III Camp street
Ra- The F. will take freight to all points the Tennessee
river. with the privilege Of storing and reshpping.
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FOR ATT K.AP Al s.

e - u. S. MAIL LINE FOR ATTAkA-
H~uS n. pas Daily. connection with the N O.. o. and
%G. W. Raroad-The fast steamer ST. Mary
Attiksou master, bnt expressly for passen-
gers and light freight will with the 0peosas Railroad
leaving Bewics Bay daily for Patefsonvf Centerve and
Saturdays charenon eannere'ts and New Town CONNECTING
nj the latter place mail coaches for ST. Martini
Lafayette, Grand Cotean. 0pelonsas and Washington
Running time from New Orleans to Washington twenty
hears being the quickest route travelled.
The ST. Mary leaves the Railroad daily she offers better
facility for delivering in the trade
Shippers will please tie their dray receipts.
j. H. JOHNSON 4 CO.,
stf No. 4 Old tavea Agents.
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PLANTATION AVID sENERAh,. BR Ro551IEF

AGE.-The partnership Of hEaENhRE \ Noani.IkF
exDfrFs this limitation.
WoonLlEF continues The business ~ he o,d STANG
anil The Hnle generally Real Estase RakeT NV Se
fEsO MERCHANTs-kN ExPERfENcRD MAN OF
hlsiasss is in want as sccoantanit
TrafSln other useful pastion \ poie au-
drtssed hes ~ Pos,poe, Rill b attended 70, a2S
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Leaves every 4 u ESnAY vi 5 o'clock RI M.
NEW ORLEANS AND VICKs
Y AZ0 o RIV Err

FAXUV RIVE FAUKEVs-U. 3.
~ \ Mail Line-YiekehuIg, Greenwood and Tallahst
eche river packet Prince, Edwin s.
Butler master, IN connection With the steamers
LafDmrche and VicksburS. All freight Slipped TO
Yazoo Talahache River her Of the above steamers viii
no through without detention.
The and magcen, passenger steamer Prince, leaves
Eieksbnrg the arrival Of the r. ~
cars and the steamer Lafourche II vieksbug, every
evening for SaiRra Yaz0 City Wolf Lake Mouth
Tclla Silver Creek, Brtonis Head Of Honey Island Shell
Bluff sidon Cranes Landing, Rising Sun Hurphreys Land
ing Cseon, Becks Ferry. Greenwood Point Iorc and an
landings Tala9atshe river Reta.nng the Prince win
rive Fickshntg In time connect with the half A. NJ
for Jackson Morton Cannon and New Orleans
also with the packets for Memphis Louisville and St. Louis
veksburg and Lforche for New Orleans and
intermediate landings. 34
All business entrusted this boat will meet With prompt attsn-
ton.
aIG Advertising Agent :
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FOR LOUISyILLE-TIIE FINE
A5 - Regular Passenger Packet John Rafne,
VIM. tnderwoen Muster, will leave for the above
z55SasEISk all intermediate landings follows:
Leaves New Orleans MONDAY. April 30 atbP. NJ
Leaves New Orleans SATURDAY May - at5P. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans MONDAY June 4, at B p. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans "WEDNESDAY, June %. at s ?. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, July 8, at 8 r. NJ
Leaves New Orleans FRIDAY, July 20. at5P. NJ
nPaseugers and shippers rely this steamer leaving
above.
as- No staeroom considered engaged until paid for.
N b. plan the cabin and
for any of the above trips by applying the Agent
THoS. KEEFFE,
mia If No 2h fraver street.
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n oUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN.

BOSToN-Per bark Waverley- E R Poole S
Atkins Henderson u Peale- S Fl Gilman-Slark,
Stauffer &co-J q Hyde Thompson 4 Barnes
u w Dougherty &co-zJ Grassan-R W Rayne-
] Wright &co-Bscoe q Simms- Neagle a Carpen-
ter G Boye- Muse & Murdoch w MeCracken-
Shumway & Hews- Flint & Jones--A d Henkel 4
Coz Grosjean Il Beneteau- Cloghn- Bache &
Leaument-E Roger &eo- Frost &co--C 3 Gate &
COG Connolly &eo-- Holmes & Clause j Hart
&eo " g Raymond Mcfarland 4 Barksdale-
Bodet & Gneydan- Glapp. Mitchell & Jack--J
Robert &cs- Tureotte Blanchard-W A Bartlett
Payne & kemp-W Armstrong -M Greenwood
Head, Massey &co- GrieH Byrnes &co- Eaton &
s Locke M Gould &co-N Richards Buckner,
Stanton h Newman G Stewart-McStea Value
&co-H H Hedden- u Ounce Blessey-Geo
Ruleif-H Pinaud-Smith & Bro A Banes & Bro
II Rodenburg- Tirrel & Bates w u Blan.
chard-E Marquee Neo-and order. -
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Proelamat DION by the DIayor.

80 Proclamation by the Mayor.
- IN
MaYoRALrY OF NEW oRLEANJ,
$# City Hall February q, 1860
RY VIRTUE of resolution No. 1877 Of the
ID Common Council Of the city Of New ore aus ana IN nc
eorance with section City Charter notice Is hereby
given Of the city OF New Orleans to cause
10 be paved with square blocks North and South Market Streets
from Tchonpltoulas 10 New Levee ~, ,r,nY, ,.
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SHEtfN Ylo quarter casts flaruoay NsebssT T. =.
- BIZ $. WnI.sR - s
myil corner GiaYer and New Leyee lis
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Proclamation par 1e Marie.
Marie DE NouyELLE- ORLEANS,
HaieEde.y willie, % feVrier 1860
I'm YERTU do LIS resolution No .,z a.95a dn
forinsnien sectenD de Ia carsre de Ia VILE avis est par
present que ntenon de In vile dc leans
fe payer pierrs II rue Market nora 81 SUD-
entire les faes Tehoupitoulas 81 Nouyelle. levee.
fe2t 1t sw GERAR, 81 tIH Bizarre.
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JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-15

Lon GONoRRIlEsA, aI.EET, WEAKNESS PAINS
Il IN the Back, and all Urinary Affections. x,., 80 :,
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, SPECIFIC SOlu.
TTONThis preparation cures all affections
u the yeneratye organs whether chronic Physi
clans Of ENGLAND, Of France and Of Aerca ledge 70
Purely vegetable in composition Is harmless Il y ell
cacios The system nvgorated and the debiated
way ' p ~ - b. ABRAMS.
Sole agent fer the limited States,
uvlT Nv Anotherar- 26 tlatnp street. New Orleans
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OUACHITAR RIVER,

Leaves every SATURDAY. at S P NJ, positively
NEW ORLEANS, MONROE AND
MMY = Trenton Regular Weekly Packet-For OuacffitR
LelAss$ City, Mouth Raycn Bar,hoomew serlngton,
ehomond Port Union, Month of Bayou d, Ar.
bonnn Trenen Monroe Pine Bluffs Castor La. ding, Column
bia Harrisonbnrg Trinity and all intermediate landings
Black rsesThe magnificent passenger steamer
n. w. MeRae, Len Moore. master will leave above
punctuay. For freight passage apply on hoard.
vfRGINIUS G. DENTzEI,
las U5s5s Is 81 .z55 Advertising Agent.
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UPP Err M SIPP1,

For through tickets This Line its connections as set
forth at the head OF this column and further information apply
on board at the Compnnys Office No. 81 Camp street
plans OF the cabins be and engaged
H. !, WILTON (,enatnl nav,
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STEAMBOATS,.
RED RIVER.
Leaves 81 TlgRspAg In H.. 1,

REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND
~ - Natchifeches Packet-Fof Natchoches, Grand
Ecore, s., Msnrice cee Alexandria, Normens,
~ Harbin's and Gortans Tandings-Thc fast aud
splendid passenger packet senlner Rapides O. Dowty
c. j. Barsow. clerk will leave above taking freight
sage eppiy on board
~ & yIRGINIUS G. DENTzEI..
myi3 Advertising Agent
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Leaves on THURSDAY. l!il inst, at r. NJ
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
HS For jefferson, Smiihand, Benton, Port Eaddo
LsAS&S.s5 swansons and Mornings Landings Albany
Shreveport. Grand Bayou, Censhatta, Gainpie
don, Barbns and all Intermediate findings Red river
The and swift running passenger steamer Pica-
yunc, No. 3, II. H. Broad, muster, will leave above
f7. VIRGINIus C. DENTzEf.
m,15 Advertising cent.
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Arkansas RIVER.
|. o. WEIR % "a ST.

E,ns 49,. W W. LEAxs
I YGN i LHaKn, ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND
- General Collecting Agents, CAMDEN, Arkansas will col
ieet claim. in ali III Southern part Or the State:
Rcferences-A. j. fIlly Co. GInpbe Strong j. Bum
stao a 60. g Fl. sz4s5Ht To- W A violett ~.
RaTre Selsths St3 New Orleans; Hudson Robertson 4
Co.. Vim Wzsy 81 Nsw GafF j. b. Iippncett CO, PHI
pdelphia. uYG lye
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FORT DA M s
OPELOUs A s..

Leaves every SATURDAY. at p. NJ
FOR OPELOUSAS-THE FINE AND
H.g n ligh dranght steamer silver Heels. Capt @.
fAA&C Pickett will above for he above and
intermediate points For freight passage
eppss - 49, VIRGIN1gs G. DENTzEI.,
aaa Advertising Agent
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Seipping gatslIiaslts.
CRrscxFr oryrez, No. 10 Camp Street.
Tuesday Morning, Nag VI, IS60.
Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesferdny.
Shin Harrisburg, wisweH, 23 days I'm Boston, to
g WI Hynson &co-- ist dist, IL.
Bark Wayeriey, Thompson, fni Boston, to w
Dewey Eco Point. 81
schr ] n Toone, Pennington, 3 days I'm Brazos
dist, is.
schr Phmnix, Lee, fla Apaiachicola via st An
dreW's Bay to g % Metealf 500 Basin.
Schr Vest FIorida Barns, 2 days FIN Pensacola, to
N 0vert0n &co- BasiA.
Sloop Tonnaire, IL, fm the Ooast-4L P T.
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TAfLAHATCHIE AND YAzOO RIVERS

YAZOO AND TALLAHATCHIE
- =. U ). Mail packet Dew Drop, i. II Parisot.
MASTER connecting with Gharnaer her
at yicssburg q rday norning,aFor So
arti City. TcHa, Silver Creek. Beronn Westorer
Honey Island Turaey's Landing sdon Cranes Landing Rs
ing Sun, Humphreys Greenwood Point Iefore Gofsse and
a intermediate landings Taalschie river high
sharkeys landing leaving Eicksbarg Friday arrival Of
the So o. clock evening train
H All freighfs shipped by the Charmer will be taken
through high without extra charge a2i
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-15

Leaves TIL RSLiAY. 18Th inst, At Is r. NJ
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND
~ n ST fonis Passenger Packet For 81. Louis Cairo
Hickman Memphis. and all Intermediate land
sszslaz ngs.The ine reEmarpassenger packet
City of Memphis, J. Ed Montgomery, master, is in
port will For freight passage apply
board
YIRGINIUS G. DENTZEf,
my11 Advertising Agent
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. Cox. BFAnard E EO,fe Through Line.
FOR SELMA AND AIONTGOM-
~ h cry, Wetnmpka and nil landings Alabama riv
direct The superior lake steamer Ca
r0mdelet, r. Sinuett, MASTER built expressly
The trade will leave lake end Of the Jefferson and Car
rolltnn Railroad For freight passage apply to ~
myI5 j. L. HARRIS n Natchez street.
RThe steamer earondeIet receiving freight at the
depot. Tivoli Circle.
h shippers and passengers rely this boat going
d setthrnuth.
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Capt. Pennington, of the schooner j. Fl. Toene,
from Braxos Santiago, reports having left the fol-
lowing vessels in port Schooner Bnilrush, Capt.
Ashley, waiting schooner Union Wave, waiting
schooner r. a. Woodhouse, waiting to discharge
schooner Tallahassee just arrived from New Or
leans.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-10-13

SALES OF LAND IN THIS NEIGhBORHooD.-We learn
that Maj. John T. Gilmore has recently sold to Mr.
johnson of Bladen, 800 acres Of swamp and 100
of pine land all one tracO for S25 per acre
Ten years ago this land worth about 81 an acre
lis unimproved.
Five years ago B. NJ. Devane ESQ.,. bought a tract
of land for $4,000; improved it slightly at an ex-
pense of $500 to S4OO; sold part Gncluding the
improvement for $1,000; and has sold the remain
der for So, 500.
These sales were in the Terebinthe neighborhood
near the Bladen County line; and in the same
neighborhood offer of So, 500 for tract of land
bought nine years for 81 $50 has been declined
by the owner.
Mr.. johnson, who bought the lands from Maj
Gilmore sold his own lands on the Colly Swamp in
Bladen for $32 so per acre-a very large advance
on their recent value, but how much cannot pre-
cisely state.
We are glad to see these signs that Cape Fear
lands are approximating to their proper value as
compared with those in other States and other parts
OF our own State. Lands in Buncombe and Nc
Dowell are actually higher than in this section of
the State.-Fayetteuille Observer
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-10-13

ALL RrGHr.-The Hon. Warren Wnslow passed
through this place yesterday. He was going up to
the Democratic mass meeting and barbecue to be
held at Salisbury to-day and tomorrow. Mr.. W,
although somewhat thin, and not little worn by
recent exertions is in good health He reports this
district "all right" In Robson, where consid-
cradle split in the Democratic ranks looked for,
there will not be more than forty Douglas votes
Indeed it Is doubtful whether, by election day. there
be even that many Cumberland and Harnett,
Richmond, Sampson Duplin, Bladen, Brunswick,
Columbus and New Hanover will do their whole
duty, We trust They will certainly do it if care is
taken to arouse the people and bring out the full
vote. Will not the active Democrats of these coun-
ties see to this matter Gather the people together
at Pole Raisngs and in every other fair way by
which their attention may DC fixed upon the import
ant issues of the rapidly approaching andnow near
at-hand contest
Mr.. Winslow has been doing good service in the
upper counties Of the district
The ever-faithful Democracy of Onslow are fully
aroused and will be ready to give Breckenridge and
Lane even more than the accustomed Onslow major
ity.-WiL Journal.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-10-13

A MAN WHOSE HEART CAN BE SEEN.-Vienna has
lately been visited by phenomenon in human ma
ture. Here is man who has his heart laid bare
for the inspection of his fellow men. The breast
bone and ribs owing to a strange malormation, not
archng over as usual the central organ of the body
the thin covering of the skin allows the heart to be
easily discerned in its contiguous stages of action
So slight is the texture of the skim that the ebb and
flow of the blood and the regular contraction of the
two chambers palpabe to the sense both of sight
and touch. Herr Eugene Groux, from Hamburg
for this is the name of the individual has increased
the experimental significance of his own cOrpue by
the application to it of electric apparatus show
ing the time taken up in the several actions of the
member in question. Each time the heart pumps
up the life fluid, bell rings. This lusus nature
has been the object of great curiosity, not only to
the members of the medical profession, but to the
public in general He has been paraded in all the
hospitals and colleges.