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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-28
EW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY FEBRUARY %, $780,

arms. Their dealings with Brown amounted to an
appropriation Of $50 in cash, twelve boxes oil
clothing, and twenty-five Many reyolvers for his
benefit, of which the last mentioned never reached
him.
All this transpired in the Fall of 1856; witness
had never seen Brown since January 1857; Brown
never communicated to witness or the COMMITTEE
any purposes or designs against Slavery outside oil
Kansas. Browns last appearance before the Com
mttee was at the Astor House, New York, III Janu-
airy, 1857, where he applied for 200 Sharps rifles De-
longing to the Committee and then stored at Ia
Dor, Iowa, with which 10 repel the bOrder-ruhan
invaders of Kansas
Pending the discussion of his petition, which was
warmly opposed by members of the Committee, tue
question was disposed of By voting the arms back
to tie control Of the Massachusetts, Stats Kansas
Committee, which purchased and forwarded them
TO the National Committee at Chicago IN the INST
instance. Brown then proceeded to Boston az
was supposed, to make his application to the Mas
sacusetts Committee. Witness never cav him alter
ward. Witness was acquainted with John Il.
Cook, Richard ReaH, and James Redpath, none oil
whom ever told him or the National COMMITTEES a
syllable about Browns plans. The National Com
mttee voted itself .tuaeas cfiei0 in March, 1857
and disbanded.
This is another extensive water haul for The III
vestigatOrs.
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TIE uARpER's FERRY INVESTIGATION.


Horace White of The Chicago Press and Tribune,
formerly Assistant Secretary Of the National Kansas
Committee, appeared before the Senate Harper'S
Ferry Committee to-day The only thing in Dir.
Whites testimony, precisely in point, was that he
knew nothing about it. At the instance Of Senator
Mason. witness went into detailed statement of
the organization Of the National Kansas COMMITTEES
in 1856. which is well known TO the readers OF TnE
TRIBUNE.
The Executive Board Of the Committee contested
If three members. residing in Chicago, Messrs. J.
ID. Webster, H. b. Hurd, and Geo. W. Dole, who
transacted the business with tho authority OF the
full organization. The aggregate sum OF money TO-
ceived and dsbursed by that body in 1870, ana
three months Of 1857, was about Si2o'ooo' VI
which less than $4,000 went for the purchase OIL
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IL Hon J. NJ mason Chairman Select Senate Co@minee
SIR: Having obtained, beneath the shelteflng wing
Of soyereign State that opportunity to MAINTAIN my
r;obts which was denied me at the seat of Federal
ae beo 10 inform your honorable Committee that
am prepared to receive any further process that may
SaIb me ON application 10 my COUNSEL the Hon. ). r.
SewelI No a. Washington street, Boston 1t is prop
S fr me 70 add that have apprsed your honorable
Senstes Sergeant-a Arms that shall be IN Washing
-, ON Wedeedav the 7th of March TO there receive
a co,Dands of The honorable Senate, should not his
Snty have been earlier discharged.
have the honor to be- Sir yolr very obedisn servant
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Nslp Orleans alailg Crescent.
gibsr SatEIIlqtnte.
General Remarks Business--Thc Weather
~ Thn laurel Hill - The w. M. Levy =
Departures To-day, etc., etc.
CRESCENT urFicr, No. 70 Camp street,
49, = iHs.slt.nsliat. enrsIas,il,l.r IL 1854

wednesday. September IL 1850 !
yseray fhc weather was pleasant cooler than
The preceding days.
Business the lssee WAS dull
The departing bosts yesterday left with light trips.
Tho steamer Laurel Hill having very improved
Ii Il The landing ready receive freight for ali coast land
ass up Fort Adams She leaves positively
bis, under the command Of Capt. Il. F. Gross.
The following description Of the w NJ Levy we eepy from an
exchange: s
THs NEW srEAMen ". n. IEyY.-This steamer, jus,
cOrpiesa hers viii depart fer New orlsansA O'Clock ,h
Orleans win await The opening Of navigation Red Rs
s s MI Is a e st &C. r eek TO- @
INT bsis sdss ibis tras epeeis sorde
ssss III sssssss MA Is beat j s hse s ~
sssa va ss sa aeaaa a. i II
se ide nd from his loas eSpsnsa G. sa ,s n nse
s s$s 4 as Isss s ss hn sns Mhis 4
is Ss ass s' 1T Y 2ssr 81
e. A. ~ ri e sSFa a thickness ssa and
sssesss mi ss tSs ssss naas esstrsons Mess
&s Il Ss II Thsre are two i've
nsd boie = saes in ~ fec, long. Ase,
S fss Ts II sssrs Howard Cash, ana 0r
s.e mr. sssheen large rsssenient he
ss sssiia,e M / hea shroashon il ihs nest r.
pressed TIE floors adorned Beautiful
sGs s sS s e &c .ss'
ss s S,ans ss ii sss s nv + E wok o.
srr prrsicai snssS and are permanently engaged
hs dsris IL mons sasfsss as mdos
fs cabin inside snsen u
oes wse md ne Observer can pronounce 6tee than
Ii noislag nc QUITE atteason h 'ttfscied to the
4hs ii ne cabin sss E se SIS
and sl.te an fn The ware is Of DE finest
: Ne fais
supplying sssmboa9r this line for over
and has IN every given entire sfaction.
alse 81 IN Ss snsfsssS Rssd ais s iss e, ct
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STEAMBOATS,.
: -->7->1@-1@--~N~
MOBILE.

FOR MOBILE DAILY u. 8.
MD Lne-summer srrangemsnt-The spleen
tld low pressure packet steamers Oregon
Jas Nc q Baker, master Florida, A. L. Myers master
TsAsEofstAE. D. Hopkins MASTER blt expressly for the
VITA superior accommodations, will trims and
iandg as follows unless prevented by bad weather. high Or
low "ter ff OF fnel accident machinery
ea{ng the Lake end OF the Pontcharraip Railroad
o neafrlYal 81 the L o'clock A. train of cars for Mobile
Lng passengers Tor Bay St. Louis and Christian on WE'D
NEsDA1s stops At Bay ST. Louis eess Christian and Mis-
SssippI City on FRIDAYS and AruRDAYS and Pascagouia
eae'way Returning from Mobile is expected 10 ston
ohy y harms, wharf TUESDAYS only at Teagafdeas
weaII on tuesdays, water permitting will stop Ally
at Pass Christian and Bay st. Louis - - f ~
R9-For tickets through BALTIMORE Phadapha and New
York at greatly reduced rates by three different nn
further information, apply to '@
i've If ~ Ca 81 fSgspis,r s.rsst
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y VIII he usefved By the eaEatal reader that years ago
esange was greatly u oaf favor, ruling ffom pet
sis oyer The counter 81 The hanl md going down dis
tor outside drafts Ae the country paid its debts with short
projections say IG7siu99 babes, et ssS00ooeO.
onf hast daily sesewWc remarked nn The advance In ez
ciasc and q ts scarcity On the opening business eser
NY saepdasl active inquiry New York funds
se bass VILLA outside drawers advanced their igure.
and they ase nnned TO advance, tat closing rates 10
day wets between he figures slM prem The counter
I sosas u the banks NOS ayinga dollar draw for One
hAa ws saying something about lis faes being " prem hut
M Was no rate At a There sales If sight outside
palseap and New York at prem; sixty days sight at
4 taed IL dis, and salc Of sterling made ut no. and
nroahe at a Francs taken amount of I5p tso
On Fas direct AZ able market ruling Is and
'nseas instances, a. q l2tss
ssoes ana Bonds haze much n.y. We note sales
" ~ SHARES beH Aacrc l45 loo shares Canal Bank
T. ' i sess few aaerng good many sales credit eau
ps elcseS Il holdess WI accept lhe offers,
g s'aeaep 81 hs banks made 10 the Board Of Currency
kNtardHy ktsgx liza 49, -. 10
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dtook on haua noSoleerea 1866
SUGAR. About 60 hhds. disposed from first and
second hands at unchanged prices Fair Fully g5
s1sc q lb.
MoLAssEs- There snsil lots offering the
asvee, but no sales reported. ,:tx .n- .5
FLOUR The market continues auistand holders gener
ally fra with small supply and the sales reached barely 1000
bbls comprising 4G Superne in three Sc 100 Extra
$500, 20in two lots at So 10 and 100 Fine 50 25@s5 SIX
q bb -
GRAIN Therewas little Cornen the leyee yeser-
day. and Abe sales confined sacks including
600 Ordinary and poYeow Mixed 5c and 200 Whteat
Soc u busnel In Oats noticed sales of 25eo sacks St
Louis Of which 5 at 40c 1850 in several lots 49, and 100 at
&c thushel OF Bran 400 sacks sod comprising 100 AT
81 1875 2 lots 81 Is 100 poor order at 81 or
d 100 lbs.
HAYTae sales nclnded 100 sacks New Work al co. 100
Western at Ss9 co. and 100 at $50 90 per ton.
PROVISIONS. The transactions in confined to
retail lots s22 90 bb forsss In Baeone not hear
Of sale dy consequence. In there wasle or nothing
doing.
COFFEE About 800 bags disposed of at l5c n H.
WHSY...A LOT of 80 bbls Reetifed was taken at &c
gallon.
fREiGTs The engagements yesterday comprised ship
laid on for Liverpool nj IL l6d for Cotton for Europe
private teus Vessels the berth for Havre filing up with
Cotton at Exc.
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"A. Ne, In hen of the Horse Car n = " Y S''N~
The Steam Train will leave the city on Snndava evnr or
fromls2 n. until II p. N. - A' ''
rom and after Sunday, the 9Th Nay the Cars Will leave
until o'clock Z. N. 80 So
The Horse Car will extra Or special trps from he lake
At night whenever required; the Conductor mast however re
ceiTH dne notice.
utss. 80 - N'Nt' -'9 A'4
~ Passengers earnestly requested to procure their tick
~ al the office under the Depot Cheeks return tickets
Will be handed them on the ears.
myl g. PASnEIY Superintendent.
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geIu GrIeaus Hloueg ytlatAtt.

CREscEsy 0FrIGE No. 10 Camp street
Tuesday Erenng, Sept. IL. 1901
Nease been for three for endasv9ring discover
se grest activity and yelness lie encouraging prospects,
fe Lave heen remarked attending commencement
f the csnineeial and financial year fsGgdl ne fn
s evsalng feature cottonis dun inactive in
The hands Of secniato The stock more
m ian retail transactions Flour, and provisions
request and with an abundance of money with BANKS Ex
change on al prominent points London, New and
Boston, RIDES against But stop; us scranne the
abundance with banks They apparently
isn't not IN tsaliy We refer tables below 10 show the
great dIereus falling OFF in the our ,vqare coin
fsr shEee yeats past:
Sept. Il !, 1855. Sept, 10, lisa septs8 isoo
sEesie and Exeaa sl5,4i6sos S4,752.bga si,saas $50
he BANKS eEatgre, combining iher operations to Heir
saepes day day en.ust however, take look back
@ refer ioihe opesatinus sales Of cotton past ree
yea and possibly tn Of learned discreet enan
esfs tnas arrise az soedpg Of defined regard to
the anomalous position of affairs following hn sales in
this nare this aad city Of New Orleans over one uaded
and mullen Of dollars value domestic and real aer
cultural productions Nc enence the present year with only
tteeoafss Of the that is, exciauge,e
s'ae Q IN September, lS The community owe alou,
eight and hal millions hankin institutions Than ay
did two wilhsandine interim, we have re-
eeised sold ans the pay f largest creps of the
Z q Eing q record.
let refer 10 how we epea the commercial year
ws has been alrAfd TO of very promising features
THE a&s Of GOTTEN ts ending lpn September 1858
we're $3.50 bales for The 4eek ending date in 1859 they
Spsc ~ bales and for the week this ending sair
dsy they were computed ut 10 900 bales
easideEbs in the way Of advances avs s 10 be an
cpaed, III order the lstge expenditures fer
travelling nad pleasn able purposes which bean gc,s on
since Ole month of May last II is manifest flat our eau
nitx u indebted sosesee osomebody no man In
ie about dc position Of affairs sight fsnds on New
York ID day wond not have been adsan ID from
dacid.aly nnfarorabe aspect True ii factors ana
hcGeEs Of cotton would fall cent per pound they
send retl meet with salespeshaps they wond then per-
has hey woulddt al this early period the season. when
there d buyers be he fags There II
sock Of cotton baud 81 hundred thousand bales lat
NE exchange appcascsia not
The following figures The 81 exchange for lie
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Iaport..

iIyERPaoIFer shin China 2aoQ fire bricks Holland
2eks ware Miller crates ware Pierce Louis &co4 cks
wine Branief Hubbard esk anlse ca do j {;
h5nghamlot old iron 70 y FsssmAa eks mdse Eerlod
II geta cases ntdse HARRISBURG Poster do Fois co-s
DC Rarree Bros L do Ia do II II Holmes eases nd
EfeEnOd Piagetl3 do bales do w II Lechofd &co7 cks
Se BnlSioeF &co eses bales mdse Slv2eueglsr AGO.
ekS = ware Clio hSs TN plates 10 order.
BoST0N- Per Eh'p Mar1iapa Assorted ia,ss ns;s,a
pfssiouss fepatted--ieo9 tuns J /. Warner AGO
NEW foitk--Per ship Belle Wood Assorted indse eou.
kEa5es previously fetosied - ~ --sVt'sA t'0ss~ NpH-
MN YORK; Par bark II A sieplensou Assorted I5ds
eopssilees previously stpeFed. w. W
JSefeg. ' 81 oiis hA1e-ffuit 70
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CRY September Ii, 1860.
The supply equal present demand Arrived yesterday
81 Western and lss Texas Cattle 2 Sheep and s2 Veal Cattle
PRIuEs.
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x AT1ImAN's TROPICAL ROOFING

Cheaper and any other in Southern
climate.
lis tested and recognized qpatie. are
lat. DURABILITY-edilal to the best slate roofs
I'd. Observation-Disclosures any other no cracks
leaks being possible.
Sd BEAUTYt presents smooth grasie. like surfaee
4th CHEAPEEsS much less than though It is Id
good slate wood and less than the inerfnY
composition roofing heretofore offered to the public saves tie
of cutters md valleys
9Th. INGoMBUSTlBILIfY-It will resist fire better than
slao-roof
9th. GoNVENIENCE-It will soften under fine heat Of
this cmate and protects the interior of buildings
tense heat of summer,
It'll sOLIDITYIt becomes smoother from *.
posure put upon roofs any slope being Of ght
weight does not require heavy raftsrs support while Il IA
not liable eorroson and eakn does require repairs
The 'TR0PICAL RO0FIEGit is chemical compound of
snbstanees several of which peculiar combined
In proportions discovered by actual experiment
In this city.
of the of the above the hand
q the agent and may be verified by wishing
fore contracting.
Ali orders left at the Post.oalce, Bog No. q WHY
promptly attended 10; oIspply to
j. c. KATHMAN,
felg ly corner of Bienvitie and Marsip
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Steam Train from the Lake 10 the city Oh week days
The Steam Tnn will stop GENTLY Station when notified
eSesp however on mail trips and during the hsfhour trips
on sunday afternoons Fare Is each way and Conductors
must have timely notice stop,
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Fras ysgv rJzasszzzzssy7 GRAND TRUNK RAIL-
~ 49, 3a2Sg-z6Z& NOTICE 10 TOURIsfs SND
ttA HI F.ttS-Sunlner Arrangements. 13
GEe Northern and Eastern Pleasure and Business Route
tn9hgh tnnada. terminating Detroit Michigan HI t VIZ
with two Eastern erimin Portland Maine and below oBe
Dec forming cheap cool and delightful summer fort. he
tTean New Orleans, Cairo ST Louis louisville Cfntn+ati
gh IN Detroit ana Niagara Fails Ie5oo Kingston Ota
Land. Boston, New York and Atlantic Cities : W
This tavoe embraces line most gftrBc 20 scare. t.
the world, embracing the Falls Nagara TEo1S3S sya
lq hsntds Of the st Lawrence Ghaudere Montgomery
Tourists will have opportunity of visiting that raryeI AZ
science, the great Victoria Tubular Bridge % W ga VI
Through Express Trains leave Detroit daily nm tho ~
trains from the South and West - avn VI
ASK Tor Through Tickets via Grand
and Canada j. HARDNAS Gsnern ~ , otstes
80 [.h sIlh6 II heneral Manager /
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!. sa,oss,7ll !slS,sss. Isl sa2C. ~ n.
gssoUKcEs
s9,9s9,9lJ So Ia, los sl,sQS,S!S
Comparative Statement ssg two Weeks.

Actss in Long and Sort Loans fore s45
The following table comprises the amount ct
loans, long discounts, mortgages snd pledges, ard
active movement in spaper maturing within ninsty
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Exporss.

Capt Williams of The ship Mariana reports having spoken
the ah inst in at "a 90 long 81 70 packet ship St Louis
Capt. johnson, from this p.rt bound TO New York.
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,Rl's4Aea!1Ll:s.aoAD TRAVELLING.


80 E5Sv FAST ROUTE TO THE
w sas@ssN NORTH AND EAsTl
MSMP HIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD
And
Its Continuous Rail Connections
Through East Tennessee and Virginia
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA NEW
YORK,
.-. All Atlantic Sesboard Cities
Celebrated Virginia Springs, etc.
The Great Southern Mail and Adams Express use this line
from New York TO New Orleans which la sufficient evidence
Its unriyaed speed and reliability.
Inc complexion Of the Orange and Alexandria Road cuts of
100 MILESi
rendering this undenably shortest Northern roue Time
from New Orleans 70 New York by Railroad
80 EiGHTY-F0UR HOURS
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad IL now In full opera
uon giving direct railroad all points Ken
tucky VIA Nashville. Time from New Orleans 10
MAMMOTH CAVE, So HOuRSi
Through tickets to Louisville be had nj unction
entirely through Slave Territory o
Elegant Stepping Cars on ali Night Trains.
comfortable smoking Cars on all Trains
feet. ' sO''ieo'ion9 pot
Baggage Checked through all principal points from Grand
Passengers going via Railroad from New oreans shond ,t
Tor tickets By Grand junction. at the New
Railroad Office, Camp street. opposite Istyar Sonare
Those peterEng river 10 Memphis procure rsts t
eld established Packet oce of Capt Freiigh under tho ST
Charles Hotel 1850 49, ~
Rs-This Road tickets over all boats touching nj Nan,,bts
thereby avoiding deteHlon AZ New Orleans ft3'
BARNEY HUGHES -.~-.-.
my VI General Southern Are
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

/ UMBER-LuNBER-
100000 feet n and " narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING tsngued and dressed.
10000 feet IA and III wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tengued and grnoyed
100000 feet dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEII.
ING, tongued and grooved.
100000 eet " wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEILING
tongued and sroeved.
M0oo0feet u dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR
ING, edged.
l00,G1o feet dressed WRATHRRBOADS.
10000 feet rough Yellow Pine LUMBER consisting o Inch
Boards, Weatherboards, ScaItling, Joists etc
$4,000 feet assorted Cypress Lumber, Lahs Shingles
ssshes, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, ETC.. ETC.
For sale at the lowest market prices lots purcha
ssrs by SIMPSON j. DORR,
hAAn IL EauzR
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RarEEa
BrfUS.
DENT. TsTRY..


ss1sssFssaa DIR. THOMAS }. HOPPER,
GYfYysgyaYSA SURGEON DENTIST,
Corner Of ST. Charles and North Streets Lafavette s
Fnil get Of Upper and Lower Teeth Gold Plate $50 to
slT5 Fail SGT Amber Base $500 Cola Pla 6r a. IN
to Sc 90. ,,Ia ~
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BeIow---Comis,g Up.


Bark Deph9s, Wilson, FIN boston, Fesdick &eozcar.
SO. ST. tuns ice 10 a W Bosworth Sco.
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LOWER MISSISSIPPI.

Leaves every TUESDAY at s o clock P NJ
NEW ORLEANS AND yGCK&
W. h, burg u 5. Mail LineFor 3ouaiasonSilie, Ple
'guemine, Baton Rouge, Port Hudson, Bayou Sara
Red River Landing Fort Adams NatcheE Water
ftoof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand Gulf Warenon and yckr
burg-The new steamer Gharmer, Capt. W. G. Wilson, will
ave rs above every TUESDAY at O'Clock p NJ Returning
she will leave Fieksbprg every at IL O'Clock NJ
D. K. CARROLL 4 Co,
ia4 AGENTS s. Garondelet street
the above steamer will Vicksburg with the
Dewdrop for Ya7oo river.
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Steamboats,.

John Warner, Warner I'm 81 I.onis
Vim NJ Morrison Tore, FIN ST Louis
latin, Eaton, fin 81 lnnis.
james Battle, Estes, I'm Greenville.
Capitol, Baraneo, I'M Bayou Sara.
Florida, NJ ers. I'm Mobile.
Texas Ranger, Radoyeh, I'm Lower Coast
Towboat st Charles Chambers FIN the lowed down
and to SEA on the 9Th inst bark Cnrra and brig Creole
brought up ship Mauritania and bark II Stephenson aud
from Quarantine Station schr G + Smith,
Toxbeat Star, Whitney I'm the Passesgent down light
brought up ships China ami Belle Wood, brig Kate
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Receipts of Produce.

81 LOUIS Per steaisr ias bales cotton {;
sss DC u Asm See-- ~ do W jackson &es-Ia caf Il
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For the speedy cufee nte Fera or Fever and
Renlttent EeyeT chill Fever, Dumb As1g, Periodical Held
nche or Billions Headache and Bilious Farrl indeed far tbs
whole class OF diseases originating I'M hillary
by the Malaria Of Mh.anHtc countries.
We are enabled here Off the cOmngGi.y renedy which
wAle cures the Rhdse complaints witt Ce4t4nfy h t er
tstty harmless in Ftlty Such remedy IN fnyau1In
IN dstrs where these alrs disorders prgFHl This nrep
eApeS e masinac poison of Fever Age from the sK
rem Hhh prevents TIE development Of lie Sfe4se taken IN
ihe hrat approach Of It's ptemdhpy sypurs Ii ID not only
ne best remedy eyef Yet for . complaints
put also the cneapeSt The large quantity sunpy or al
at brings 1t within the reach If everybody III billions az
lc'S where Fever and Ague prevails boy Should have
ana p5e freely both Fer and prdslsi11 great spa.
roriy OF li remedy oTsr any other a5eoyeTed for ha
speedy ana certain Of lntetrneHs t!At II CONTAINS 10
2ihe o mineral consequently puduc+ gHiln Or her
99oAa effects whatever gpon the constitution Those pnrel
~ afe ei as healthy rs they bud bad the disease
poison variety nf disorders erisa from ifs atio
among Which orc NeuralSa Rheumatism tiout Ueadaehe
Bndness, TopthRCe Eararle GafGffh Asam4 PaJptafio
fAnfu Affection Of the Spleen, Mysteries Pain in the Bowels
GPlc Paralysis and persgonent Of the Staaoh all Of heh
Rhen Originating n this put the Intermittent type or
become periodical This CUFE eNpels tie nog5n from ne
blood HHd consequently them all alike Ii Is an iIya
liable protection 10 immigrants aud persons travelling or teu
pnry resulting in The aHuus districts L
Or daily while exposed the Infection that will be excreed
from the system and cannot accumulate sufficient duAny 10
rpeh INTO disease HENCE Il is valuable fer ur5tec
ton than cure and few will nteunensf IL
they avail thense OF the protection remedy affords
Prepared by Dr. q. AVER & CO., LoweI Mass
Sold by JOHN WRIGHT co, Nos Il and isl Charrea
street New Orleans. and by all nrngeists feIs sraSW
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t-z i.7-7--77-7---
P Il IL A D Ell. PHIA

eel gtpnnlshins
keystone State. Cant II r MaTshnan
state of Georgia Capt j. J. ;ary,p.
sG or heguaT Line to the North leaving Charleston
aIu Savannah alternately, as follows:
The STATE OF GEORGIA frdn Savannah eyar tDt IL,
On the 9th. 18th and 9th of every month - - 5
The KEYSTONE STATE from ChaTIssto, aver,- ~ $780,
On the 10Th, 20h and Goth Of every n onb ~ N"3o-
For safety and comfort hnyrk suneror statarnor,s s
e by any on the coast One hundred miles
-. H We lleitife Flvef end bay two nights sea.
iic&elS from New Orleans Philadelphia or
by r GEDnEs s'' 10 iof sate
... No. % Gravier street
HUNTER 4 GAHMELT.
Agents Mt Savannah.
T.s Il. G. BUDD
Agents at Charleston
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