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Receipts OF Produce

GINCTNN ATI--per steamer Stephen Decatur
SO b1s bacon 50 lift bblg beef SO irkins butter 23S
bhls whisky and sandries to Grief, Ryrnes &eo-8
pigs sundries % hf bbls pork 80 tes hams to r
Getldes428 pkgs sundlies to I Bnddecke AGO.
do Fl 3rint0n &co-450 bxs cheese az bxs candles
500 kegs lard A d Grief &co--l2 tes hams A Flash
&co--lO00 kegs lard Harris, Bercier Geo. lot sun
dries 10 hbis beef e S Seward So bbls onions IL
bhls eggs FL bbls apples 20 hxs bacon to Floto &
Marmet- lot sundfies Bunneil & Bailief- 20 pkgs
butterF Del Bondio-4s pkgs mdse I g Harris 20
Sc bbls whisky A Poincy-- 50 do 20 bbls wine to
s Plassan-- so bbls whisky e J Hart &co-- 10 bxs
mdse D Metealf Eco ties hams Fl Phelps &
co--1o do Thompson Barnes 30 do to Bradley,
pkgs leather Weishaar rs pkgs cheese so pkgs
butter Moore Eco "a do Jno Adams &eoE6
pkgs nadse to N o., o & G w X r. Is do to Puig
Brothers-15 do Flint d Jones-3 eks hams to Per-
kins &co-l lot oil cake 30 bbls whisky rs bhls oil
100 bbls 100 hf bbls pork Vose Bros pkgs sun
dries ] w Burhridge- do S 81 Gilman Copes
& Phelps 20 do { Pierre Eco do B Z Mann &
60 81 bhls whisky s Fl Kennedy Eco % do Ora
Ill bbs eggs Schneider 4 Wisa-3O0 bxs starch
L II Place Is bxs cheese 80 kegs butter Fati0 Il
Brunaso--l2 do ] G Greve--l do 50 bbls whisky to
Theurer-9 6 pkgs mdse Locke 29S Gauche
-l26 do Thos Il Shields sundries to order.
yIGKSBURa- Per steamer Lafourche- 6 bales
cotton Phelps a Jones' do R G Cummings Geo.
lido Drew & Seymour do Martin, Cobb &co-1
do to Frellsen, Stevenson &eo- hhds tobacco to
Jas Turner | do Bell do Moore u VanCulin--
l29 hbls ~ hf bbls whisky loo pcs bagging 100
coils rope III B Brady &co-- 81 bxs tobacco to Z 4
oliver-40 do to Burton 800 sacks cotton
seed Kelsey n Potter 450 pkgs fruit to order.
COLUMBIA Per steamer Catahoula- OF bales
cotton ellis Il Ferguson $40 sacks cotton seed to
|. Moere--sundries to order.
BAYOU SARA Per steamer Capitol sundries
to order,
WASHINGTON = Per steamer Minnesota s
hhds hair Fl Blaese--l II hides A ] Dasilva25 sacks
cotton seed a A Magnnis- 475 haad sheep G
N0el--sundres to order.
ALEX ANDRIA- Per steamer Homer 4 bales
cotton Jno u Lee sundries TO order.
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f1HEROKEE REMEDY
ROOTS, BAREs AND LEAVES,
-vERsUs-
NAusEoUs DRUGS AND POISONOUS MINERALS,


We the afflicted Of either which do pFeferi
delicious compounded from Natures
Remede-one viii speedily and permanently you
or the vile with G their
and facilitating effect together with the oatsome disease
many times following the of Mineral Poisous.
Tie HCherokee Remedy specific (ionorr
hea elect Gravel, Structure, Fuo Alhns, iYhites
MI diseases of the Urinary Organs curing these dis
eases natural laws after all other preparations have failed
of Heavens best merees to offending Instances
could be produced of is effects which would sagger
preparations heretofore failed
instance been known fall Happily
kind, the of the world is Father who aets
kill, but to cure.
IN mercy has appointed these dreadful dis.
which when TAKEN quickly flies parts SYSTEM
attacks tho disease post and with fidelity and courage
PEELED from the body and restores tho unfortunate
former health and vgor
This Remedy strikes at the root of the disease; Its
tendency is simply suspend the poison but
which IL depends.
And what enhances its value the entire of all
taste SMELL II lay in he counting the
toilet table without being suspected Renedy
diseases.
venerea disease, with full directions
permanent cure accompany each bottle
Sold by j. WRIGHT CO., Nos q and Isl Oharres street,
New Orleans and by all respectable Druggists and dealers in
medicines.
POTTER l. MERWlN, Sole Proprietors,-
at6 Iv&W ~. I.auis. Mo,
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ICpALDINa,s PRMPARED aLuE,
sPALDISG,s PREPARED aLTEt
sPALDING,s PREPARED GLUEi
saws aha Faiecnas

sc n oNyt DIsPATo
ss-" Stitch in Time Saves Nine,,,-iss
Aaaceiepsa VIII happsn esonin waieglsed families II
ses desirable hase cheap way
pairing Furniture. Toys, Grockery, etc.
spaldsm@'s Prepared GAue
Meets al such emergencies and no household afford 10 be
witauis II always ready and up the sticking point
There Is no longer necessity ping chairs siineFed
nesrs haadoas dolls cradles II lust srticle
for oons she'll and other work popular with la
dies of Refinement aud taste
This admirable preparation ID used cold being chemically
held in solution possessing al the valuable qualities Of the
hess cabinet makers glue It be used In the place Of er
mary la,icsiags being vssty mere adhesive
UsEFUL i'm EVERY HOUSE,
H. BA Brush accompanies each bottle. Price, q cents.
wholesale Depot No. Is Cedar ssreet New York
Addrsss HENRY G. sPALDING b CO.,
Boz No. $500 New York.
Put for Dealers In Gases containing four sight, andtwsvs
acsena beautiful Ihoggaph showcard accompanying each
paekags.
~ 4 single bottle of sPALDINa's PREPARED GLUE
VII sAvs tes its annually 10 every household ~
Sold BY all sssioncr Druggists Hardware and
Furniture Dealers, 6rocers. and Fancy Stores.
CeaptIy merchants shenld Hake note Of sPALDlNG's
PREPARED GLUE, when making up their list win stand
any climate. jale iy&w
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Bark SartelIe, Jackson, for New York, Cohen
Schr Commerce, Cox, for Pensacola ] Mitchell
Schr Sarah Cole. Boghitch, for Pensacola,
j a Mitchell
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Leaves ee sos /. ,, "a, igst.. Al snM

49, n tons as absvs-T le magnificent steamer Ed. j.
Say, Bari Bowen master, will lease for St.
and passengers for NacheS bur Napoleon Memphis aud
the Bends For through tickets this boat connecting
railroad lines above and freight and
apply board, the Companyis office 81 Camp street
VIRGINIuS q. mENTzEl,,
iyl7 Advertising Agent
H5TaTl boat will attend The Memphis and Bend business
and carries the " s. Mail Memphis iii pnce the Memphis
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LEGAL NOTICES.


SECOND DISTRICT Counr )suGCEsSIoNs OF NANNErTE
Of New orlonns EloHoh1 NJ \ Il ia 81 Eiohohl.
AMHEREAS Louisa willie has Petitioned
w the Letters OF Administration OIL the estates
OF the late Nannttte Echez and n o. ehcz deceased i'll
Notice is hereby given all whom may show
within ten days why the prayer Of the said petitioner
should be granted
BY order Of the Court, IT,.
GusTAyE MoREL, Deputy Clerk.
dc * Nouvele Orleans NETTE EiCHoIA 4 p. D.
! EiUH0Lz-No. 1880
A TTENDU que Louisa Willie IL presente
n petition Ia Cour lefet do6enif les Letties
Il Administration Nannstte Echog i. o.
Echoz dGcddis luiesths--
Avis pnr le present donna que celia peu
ecrner dayor d6dnre dix onr les rasons pour les
quslleS il ne serat pas aait droit la dite petition,
iyi4 is "a GusTAvE MoRRI, D6pRss GteiHer.z
SECOND Dlz1aIcr ooUKr SUCCESSION Of VICENTE al.
of New Orleans LOSO.--Eo. I6593.
IN this aud all other person herein Interested
within from the notification "
they have can, why the account presented by the Curator
Of this should be homoogned and approved tue
funds distributed In accordance Herewith
By order Of the Court. -
f. MTcHoT Deputy Clerk.
DEuxIEsf CouR DE DtsrKIcr} SUCCESSION pB VICENTE
de y Nouvclie Orleans : GALloso--No l6,a93
Wis est mar lie present donnie aux cream
"A ciecs de In dc oues pesofes que
conGernnr davo dtdnire dix daer de
prosecute publication les Faiohs pour equees 10 conpehra
sonth e Cufaeur de Ia ie succession sefait pant
pouve OF homoogne les fonds mains r6pa5
forndiuent dit cotnpe.
Par urdfe de Ia Cour.
iyls 1927 II. MIcHoT, Dfputa Gtsfsr.
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STEAMBOATS,. 5...
LOWER MISStS SIPPI.
Leayes exery THURSDAY at sP. NJ

NEW ORLEANS AND
! ,NAE. d. VI0KsBuRG UNITED STATES HSg. @
ss1RSsssz &C. MAIL LINE. y5HYsTs$ss
=, The nagnthcent Y = mail packet Gem QUitmap,J
W. White commander leaves above Tor Argyle Grcenvie
snnnysde Egg Point Lake Washingt0n GRIND Lake, Caro-
lima Landing Ashton, Pitchers Point Skpwiths Lake Prov
idonce oodricl Landing Slikens Bend Duekport Nieks
burg Warrenton New Carthage, Grand Gulf ST. Joseph Rod
Waterproof Na,ehe7 Sort Adams, Mouth Of Red River,
fourien Morgnn1a Point Coupec, Bayou Sn Port Hudson
Baton Rouge, Plaquenne Dopndsoive and MI intermediate
landings
Freight taken for all landings the Iazoo Tatahace and
SunAowor rivers, with privc Of reshppiug,
Leaves on SATURDAY. NJ
The magnificent s. Mail packet La fourche. Captain
j. brown, will leave for Donadsonvlle Paquepine, Bntor
Rouge, Port Hudson, Bayou Sara Red River Landing
Adams Matches Waterproof Rodney, ST. Joseph Grand Gulf
Wnrrentnu and fickshuig every Saturday, Mt 8 p NJ
The Lnfourche yicksburg with Prince
Hove d will take freight for all landings the Ya2oo and
Talahache rive hig-wBter rates, without detention
The above mentioned splendid passenger packets will
their regular days without fa at the hour appointed All
business entrusted their will be promptly and faithfully
attended TO.
These boats Will be responsible any package
containing money ewey other vauabes unless regular
bills Of ladng taken, specifying the and value
the freight paid nor for ynabes deposited with the elert
by the passengers, or contained In their baggage.
Fortnight or passage apply on board, OF 10
j. J. PERSON L co.
Jel5 II Corner of Garondeet and Union streets
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Ra5Iroatss.
N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, July 20, 1860 bales cotton 10
Campbell x Strong do Warren, Gilmore &co-
aundlies ID order Total y bales cotton.
foNTGHARTRAIN.
MOBILE Per steamer Oregon 23 bales cotton
battle, Noble Sca- 4sundries 10 order.
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R DRIVER.

Leaves on THURSDAY. 18th inst. at pm.
Regular Iinw-Faer Through Line.
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET.
f. h For Shreveport, Grand Bayeu Gampte, Grand
Ecore St Maurice, Montgomery Gothic, Aexan-
dria, Nomans Gerton's. Barbns and al inter
fast running passenger packet News Boy, Bosscau
muster viii leave above, positively For freight passage
apply on board.
VIRGINIUs G, DENTZEL,
jy20 Advertising Agent.
R The News Boy will regularly The Falls with
the very light draugh packet Rescue Jas Crooks
Shreveport landings the Falls and shippers
rely their freight going through without deteninn.
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2siu 0rleaas DAILY Crescent.
rHE RIVER AND MARINE DEPARTMENT,
Niner Snttaiufuts.

General Remex lks--R asiness--The Weathcr.
EsesSonms-- Thanks - Clippings from oar
Observation-Disclosures To-day, etc.
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CARDIFF Per ship Frank Bout 1900 tuns
railroad iron to order.
NEWPORT Per ship Canada 1000 tans rail.
road IRON to J O woodruff &co.
HAyRE- Per ship India Assorted mdse.
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Sbiaping anttllistatt.


CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp Street,
Saturday Morning, July q, 1860.
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Leaves on TUESDAY. July "A. at Pm.
Regular Low Water Packet.
FOR SHREVEPORT, @ RAN I'd
M.J - Bayou Coushatta Gampe, Grand Ecore, St. Maui
tslAAI4efice Montgomery, Coo Alexandria, Normlns,
Barbin's and all intermediate landings on Red
River-he new elegant ghtdraught and swiftrunnng pas
senger packet Moro, Jos, Angnaer master, will leave
above. For freight or passage apply en- board
VIRGIEIUSG DESTZEI,
iyJS Advertising Agent
nThe Moro wiak freight for Jeherson be reshlpped
on izhr draft steamers.
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Arrived Yesterday.
ship Frank Boult, Owen, IS days FIN Cardiff,
Wales, to Baxter, Lowell &co-Point.
Ship Canada, Wyman. I'm Newport Wales, May
Esd, to J O Woodruff &eo-Point.
Ship india, Howath IS days I'm Hayre, to War
neken, Kirchoff &co-3d dist, SO.
Brig a Chapman, Laurent, days FIN Havana,
to Plassan-Quarantne Station.
Steamboats,.
Ma Stephen Decatur Lciper I'm Cincinnati.
Lafourche, Brown, FIN Vicksburg
Catahoula, Moore, fm Columbia.
Capitol, Baranco. FIN Bayou Sara.
Oregon, Baker, fin Mobile.
Minnesota, McHusband, FIN Washington.
Homer Applegate, FIN Alexandria,
Towboat Victoria, Steele, from the Passes-towed
down and to sea on the 18th inst, ship We'll
Iington, bark Edmand and brig Eleanor &
Jane-brought up ships Frank Boult, Canada
and India.
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Leaves on SATURDAY. 2lsf inst, at s p. ".
REGULAR LONY-EEATIGR PACKET
FrS n For Shreveport, Grand Bayou, Ganpte, Graud
Ecoc, Goushaa ST Maurice Montgomery, G9tle
lcxandra, NoFuan's, Bnrbn's and all neFme
DIME landings on Fed ryerrhe elegant LIGHT drang
and swift running passeng packet steamer Morgan Neil
son Geo W. Dillon mister Alex Mitchell CLERK Will leave
US above, For freight or passage apply on beard
VlRGINlUs q. DENTZEL4
fyT Advertising Agent.
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NEW YORK-Per bark Sartelle-- 252 hhds to-
baeco 81 bales cotton 95 bales 1873 bales rags
$40 hides 1888 pigs lead 1910 bars iron hhds sugar
S34 pkgs mdse.
PENSACOLA--Per schr Commerce = 78S seks
corn IL bbls pork l16 bbls four 8 bbs whisky 10
bbls potatoes 10 bxs candles % hhds bacon hid
sugar tee hams tee rice 9 pkgs mdse.
PENSACOLA sehr Sarah Cole Is bales
hay Gil bbls -four bbs molasses bbls whisky 3
bbls pork / &c lard 2 les hams Q cks bacon 20 ses
oats 225 seeks corn Is pkgs mdse
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Leaves on SATURDAY. Jnly ii. al " p ~
ENR ST. LOIIS.-MITH ECNNEf

FGR ST. LOUIS.-WITH GoNGEc
~ tions as ahove-The magnificent RSel-
1900 ST, A. r. Irwin, master will leave for ST
Louis taking, besides through business, freight
and passengers iof Nachez yessbg Nepoleo Memphis and
railroad lines above engagements for freight and
passage, apply board the Gopanyis once ii Camp
street.
VIRGINIUS C. DENTZEL,
iyld Advertising Agent
gl-This boat will attend Merapais Bend business
aad carries tna VI s. Mail Mcmpha Of the Memphis
packets
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BOARD on ALDERMEN.

TUESDAY, July IL. 1861.
The Board met this day pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Members present Hon. J. o. Nixon, President |;
Messrs. FoEstall, Harrison, Story, Whitney and
Witz-6.
The reading of the minutes was, on motion, dis
pensed with.
The following communication was read:
Bo4Rn or ASSISTANT ALpERNES, I
July l., lS6D.
~ f'' tipN''Ns4e wy of lie Board Of Aldermen
Gentle ueI have the henor inform yoa that the following
resolutions adopted by your honorable body cucuued in
by this Board . ,,,,s ,,,,
Of Tie newspaper the machinery and presses
Of his office worked by power and establish the same AT
the corner Of Cont and leyee streets. -
preamble resolution authorizing the Surveyor 70 have
ie Continuation of ST. Andrew at and from Dryates
street towards The swamp dched, etc
IL is ie intention Common Council open the following
named Streets GrcGtEaen from the upper limits Of
lie pyopefty belonging tile Usunes MINIS to the lower limit
the property belonging 10 A. Riebnn ID Love street. from
Polngue 10 the lower limit of A. RiehaHd' property.
The amendments honorable body TO the following
olutons couttrred in: -
Aresolbn approving the adjudication OF contract to G.
Connel for paving with round Cafondeet Walk from
Claiborne 10 Basin street. and accepting his security
resolution approving Of the adjudication 81 contract to
John Coleman Co.. fo paving with square hlecks North and
South Market from Tchouponas TO New Leyee Street
and accepting their security.
following resolution, rejected by you honorable badly
was persisted and the Committee Streets and Landings
appointed Committee of Conference upon the subject
resolution instl6tng the Street commissioner
forthwith The bridge from of the property Of e. ~ Pitcher in
Very respectfully. your ohsdient ssrynnt,
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SEcoop DISTRICT CouRr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VI.
New Orleans. THOMAS AI.IEN-No. IL, Sa5
DIV VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sale
I'D directed the Honorable the Second District Court
of New Orleans in The above entitled will proceed to
sell public auction, the City Hotel Common street between
Magazine Streets FRIDAY. the tenth day of
August 1861 at II O'Clock NJ the following described
erty, viz -
First Districts SQUARE No 55 bounded by Mrol Poydas,
Tori and Lafayette Streets and having front OF 81 feet
1.afaYe cite street, by IS feet In depth.
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Cash on the spot =
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} -EIARk--NO IH w.
I'm VERTU dun writ dc safsie ct yentc, q
u moi Honorable Deuxeme q. de Distticfde
la Nonyele Orleans dams rafaire cdessus e poetderai
FENHREDI 10 dia8a 1864 midi H0tel lie Ia Cite. de
la Commune entire cees Camp de Magasins ladud
cation la proprie6 don't suit Ia description SAVIOR
Quaeme Diste IL EFT No 225 borne par les ST. Char
les Caouele Harmonic ct nitieme 80 pieds de face
CarOnGele 100 peds proronenr suvnnt abeau
dassessement ddpose du fresoer de Vile
Sase dams 1'affaire cidessus
{ CONDIfI0NS-Comptant an moment de rehabilitation.
II. Il. PARKER,
iyq Is 2T a3 10 Sheriff de Ia Parosse d Orleans.
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mlttee on Stfeets and Iahdings:
OF Canal street. praying the Council TO
the removal Of the cnbstoue about the Clay statue and
continue The block the granite base
present completed etc
OF property opposed to the cotton pckery
the square bounded by Tchoupiouas Religious Richard
and Orange streets,
The following resolution was laid on the table
subject to call
or John +. Holland informing the Board that he is candi
date The office OF Recorder of the Second District
communication from Mr. Cypiien Duour rendering his
resignation School Director of the Third District OF New
read and said resignation was notion accepted
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I'm NE1TU dun WITH dc snisIe tt geilte n
Il adressa fonorAbe Quatfieme tou de District
de la Nouvee Orleans faaiFe edessns prpcedera lie
vENDREDi u daoat 1850, midi lItote Dc Ia Cts rye
de In Commune entire Camp ct DIES Magasps, Ia
vene pnbque adjudication de Ia propree don't suit Ia des
cription-
ct aps 25 piods de iRce la Vaudeville sur 100 pied lie
ronndeur 81 peds face Ia de Craps a5 pied de
face
Saisie dams ratlaire ei,dGssus
CnNpITI0 Ns-Compiant au moment lie ladjuiicaticn
Z. 4. PARKER.
iyl6 Is as 10 II shtrtf dc Ia Pareisse dlorl4ans.
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Rssoai That the Finance Committee Jointly with tile Conn
tee Streets and Landings of both Boards be and they
hereby authorized accept reject any adjudication
flat may be made by the Comptroller during The of
Council and in OF the rejection of adlica
on sale the be authorized The said
for adjudication after live days notice the Official
JOURNAL subject the approval of the said joint committee
Resosd further Thai the said committee jointly be author
lied approve all and bills properly certified
10 order Jhe payment OF the
further That the Common Council adjourn from tho
,fnly ia The Tuesflay in OctoJ
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An old fac, newly stated. j. the follow.
ing plan which vas formerly adopted by
physicians to prevent them from receiving
infection. They used cane With hollow
head. the top Of which was of gold,
pierced Ike rcprcr-boS. This top con.
tsined snail qusntity of aromatic powder,
or Of snuff; and. on entering a house cr
room where disease supposed 10 he infec.
tious prevailed, the Doctor would strike hi.
cane on the floor 10 agitsse the powders,
and then apply h h NJ me-. Hence, sll
the cd prinss II phyrisiaas rspssess then
With ceae q theis nsss.
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General ere !! !voIlecting ! S11!' in Agent

AStN6 business all over the eoansv. I offer
~ NJ services ss sensrsI Csll.esing Arers.-
'.m1 merchants viII esd IL ss their inssrs.. to
s.i me taeis seecssss fsr esllscsisu.
ksfsaascss Geo. B. Wright. II. n. wess. Her.
'saaei 7. A. HsniItoa, Jchr n. West. Asnrhi..
January 10, 1850. ss.a
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TENL Tar az TnE Ffpr locovortvr.
Major IIotai.o Allen. the engineer of the
Now York and Erie railroad, in a spcccl,
made daring the recent festival occasion.
gave lhe following account If tho first trim
made by "A locomotive on this continent
''Nhen was IL Who wa it! And
Who awakened iia energies ani directed IL.
movements Il was IN the year 1898. on
tle banks of the Loekawaxcn, st the COM
meHermcut or The railroads connecting the
rls8l Of lhc Delaware ami llul.4n Canal
Company with their coal m.nc.--ani Ne
who addresses YOU vas the only person IN
that locomotive. The circumstances which
lrl 70 my be.ng alone on the engine were
'lese The road hal bccn built IN the sam.
mer The structure vas Of hemlock timber.
aud rails Of largc dimensions notchti on
cat. placed 'ar apart. The timber had
cracked anil warped from exposure TO the
sun. AIer about 800 fre, Of sttaielt line.
he road crossed the IackavaAon creek on
tre.tle-w0Fk abort thirty fct. high. with
curve OF 35J 10 400 .cct radius.
The impression vas very general that
the iron monster woull ti,hcr break down
The road oF Il voHld leave the track ut the
curve aud plunge into the creek. Nv reply
to sach apprchcnsions was TINT il vas too
lat to consider the probability Of such oc.
curr,nccs there was no other course than
10 hayc a trial made of the strange animal.
which had lcen brought here at a great .x.
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WCR,IA en- u,prtuc

H. .iealy cared b. ner operation vNis'i has bssr
rourhly tested IN hanased. Il eases wits.s.
~ 10 life. aad tAs pe1na lettasr-ss-es-.. s-.
the srcidsst which prpiaessi the raptars
any nsrrpes vith this disease. VINO are perfect.
! orthl.ss. are restored - their full value by
! operation. This fact is velI worthy The astsn.
- of slI Ferssus Afflicted pish this disease. and
.cislly slsve-pvnsrs.
'erisrv 5, ls50. ---. so-tv.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-07-19

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flannel is the cheapest. Il should be sosked
for . night in cold water 10 strengthen N,
iber before il y cnt out. The usual ussn.
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and quarter In length. The blse selvseu
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