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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-05-11


fac WAY THE PENNSYLVANIA DUrCHMEN FIGHT.
When the Berks county and other interior
troops were on their way towards Camp Curtin,
the officers had conference over the news OF
the taking of Fort Sumter, and the fact that, at
ter thrty.six hours cannonading, no life was
lost. One honest Dutch officer could not under
stand how this could be done; but another Of
icer, better posted in modern warcfare, assured
him that it was all owing to the astonishing i'm
proyements in modern science, which had made
the art of war SO perfect that forts might be
battered down, and cities be bombarded, and
vet not single individual be killed. The hon
est Dutch son Of Mars listened attentively, and
in surprise at such remarkable results. Sud-
denly his face REDEEMED, and, with blow of his
fist upon the table, which sounded like the dis
charge of Coumbad, he exclaimed, HDen Ply
tam, dey had peter not pring down our Dutch
mans, for dey are SO tam shtupid nit science, dat
dey could not go into fight mitout killing some
body Phil. Ledger.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-05-11


VIRGINIA Hos1TALITy.-A Washington cor
respondent of the Boston Joaraai relates the fol
lowing circumstance to Illustrate Virginia hospi-
tality at this time:
A native Of Alexandria, Va, now doing bust
ness in this city, and belonging to one of the
Washington Volunteer companies, told me last
night although his father, mother, brothers and
sisters lived there now, he no more dared to go
over and visit them than if they were q parcel
OF hostile Indians One week ago to-day he
thought ne would 20 over and see his mother,
and jumping on to his horse he rode over, think.
ing OF nothing but his errand home. But alas
LOT him his connection with the military at w ash
| inston had gone before him !; spies had sent ne.
| tice Of his approach to his native town and
when he arrived he was receiyedJy his o,on 5,o,A.
rope IN hand, and notified that be had mat Ave
minutes to get out of virginia-which consider.
ing that it is at least lea minutes swift r;d;na 20
washington, his chance seemed very anna ;ndaed
But he spurred his horse to bis utmos. and
although speedily followed by his generous towns
men, also on horseback, he succeeded In elud;ng
his .pursuers, and crossed the line about two
minutes in advance Of ais amiable brother. Who.
with rope still in hand, had been foremost il the
pursuit
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-05-11


THE SrcrssIoxlsrs DESPAIR OF TAXING FORT
PrsiKsxs. The Washington correspondents oi
the New Orleans Crescent, under date OF Aprsi
9th, says:
It is not to be disguised that the enemy's POI
sitiou is exceedingly strong. Pickens, itself, -
a Ratification Of the first class, having large
number Of guns of heavy caliber, sufficient 10
hold At bay and keep out of the harbor the largest
squadron in the world. Its position on the ex-
IRENE point of narrow island composed OF
loose and soft sand; its guns commanding and
covering the whole breadth OF the island, from
which it is separated by high glacis and deep
ditch, would render its approach, even from the
island. very difficult and destructive. But this
approach has been rendered still more difficult,
If not impossible, by the array of powerful bat
ries of no less than four large ships OF war,
which are anchored on the sea side Of the island,
and are able to sweep the whole surface. The
ships are the Brooklyn, the Powhatan, the Sa-
bne and the st. Louis, carrying nearly nun.
dred puns--many of them the largest caliber.-
They Law near enough, under the island, to throw
shells into or very near the navy yard. Though
the tough oak of their bulls cannot De seen,
their masts tower over the underwood OF st.
Rosa, and have an air of great impudence and
determination--which is not little provoking
and irritating. They look as If they were in
long kept waiting for an opportunity to prove
/ have often wished myself king or an auto
crat, in orderto get rid of some obnoxious per-
son or persons; but never until now have
wished myself tempest-not in teapot, but q
chartered hurricane, to rove and riot when and
where pleased.
Fort Pickens has been reinforced and provl.
stoned Several large steam transports have
landed large supplies Of munitions. The garri-
son consists of five or six hundred artllerists,
and can be greatly strengthened by marines and
sailors from the ships. They are actively en-
gagged in making sand batteries on the beach and
in strengthening the fort the guns having been
moved from the sea side to the front, command
ing Navy Yard, from which the distance is
about lilo miles. We can distinctly see them
moving about the Island on foot and on horse
back, and young man who got ashore here last
| evening, has just assured me that the island is
cut up into paths and trodden over II every d.
rection, and they are still engaged in landing
provisions and munitions / learn, too, that
they are quite confident Of maintaining their pc.
sition--in regard to which, beg to tender them
! gu Gather Rtchics invarable response to all
| hoast ers--3,o7Ls 3e1'y0uS
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-DENTISTS.
r ,T-,.,s- TEETH WITH

os IN need Of Dental services viii still end rs at the
IA stand on Jefferson Street, over Hsrpers shoe store
where we are prepared to do all kinds Of Mork m cu
Testh nm fold and Silver Plate; also on Cheoplasc FRO
eess The natural teeth filed 70 preserve their beauty ana
keep them from further decay.
Ian . isen-dwtf H. BAILEY, D. D. D.
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ERUIT TREES.

good selection Of hardy Apple Trees, Small Fra
Evergreens, and Hardy Flowering Plants Also w.
Potato Plants Early May Cherries, Dwarf Pears, be Ia
Rossuth by marS-12ml L. p PiFrcy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-06

MEMPHIS AND NEW ORItE7sws
sfesF HNilfnat lne-tnr Memphis anI all The frIliq-
lfssse55 The Scass rRgSeer packet sG,lne go;,r,
s li}HElSiS, J. Franl5 Hicks master vii "a.
ceve Gsht on Fre"of morning, The Giin stYaat
and Will leave As above For freight passage amply board
-
JOHN y. uvHE 4 &C.
MI 0ndAr ST. Charles TIo.al laft wing
81 This lho connects ri MnnHph with tha Mel hi, ard
harleSo DAD End superior packets ST. louis and
Lousvil e.. ~
Bills Of ding signed at the Office Of the agent, IN to
O'CLOCK dae 81 lepar.nre. ~ ~.
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gsu tIsaae Duly Crescent aytaaesday asnhs h s, 1861

&ooE- loo bbls whisky to Halliday, Graham So q
bbls hid box bacon Schneider Il Wis ! MI
porlI hid bacon bbl beef bhls Ia :, 4 n II
kel&eo ca bales GOTTEN Campbell < S+ra,o ..e IN
Phelps u Jones' 10 n Greenwood : ~, ~
Gerson to orderT otal io5 bales cot
ton is hids tobacco. ~ D''4~'
MTNDEN- Per steamer c on,at-.7fS h,1os ans,
Carroll Hoy 1Sco79 W mn 90 Nv roDs,
Conway &co43 do Nj o 10 S,o ~ rniptJi
Strong30 Hard 10 oS On We -
2s b NJ Lowe &c d., 20 A Il May &oo-- % Green
\ Grasap-lS :, 4rEtf, Gilmore &col7 Henderson
y nu fesse ~ afaey, Jnrey &co l6 do Rotohford
6 btoSh &co- 10 A Rugelcy Sco--1l do Caross &
spsWaft-t 81 Winston, Morrison &co--l0W Wallace
- she3er y 2unts--S do Walker eco Patton.
S1laltl q PutnamA4 Scruggs, Doregan eco do
Logan, Seniat Claiborne Rosser, Protlro SEQ
| = Cones Phelps Boyd &co~- West, Rem
shaw 4 Cammack-2 Drew & seymour-2 Hculer-
| son, Tefry Eco Sentell Il Prather-l Cleveland
Bros SEQ -sundries to order Total 64S bales of
| cotton.
BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW : Per steamer t s
| Conley- l02 bales cotton Byrno, Vance eco l2l
| Horreti, Gayle &eo-5l Logan, Soniat Il Claiborne
| 81 Nixon &co- 3G 7 q s II Allen &sco-32 do
| GConnely &co-30 ellis y Forguson-25J 2 Brns
| &cO--l0 W Waliace--l6 Frieraon, Conway &co--20
| Wright & Allen IL Perkins Geo IS do Rhorer Il
cunts l6 Cleveland Bros Sco-lS 4 Il May SEQ
| 5 Frelsen, Stevenson &co-4 A fully OGo-5 do
McRae Sco--4 Drew Is Seymour. Durand, RoQuet
&c0-2 Scruggs, Donegan tsco-- Levy Il Dieter
| Fredlander & Gerson--l Walker Il 9nider-l do
Davis Jenkins Geo do WarSe.i E,iiizor1 teco--l
] Watt &co--sunaries 10 urdcr-l0tal 59G bales Of
| cotton.
| 0PELOUSAS- Per steamer Nina SHINES 1876
bales cotton Lobi d Charpantfor-24 w Il Bassett
| --35 West, Renshaw s. Cammack- 43 do " Eur
bridge &co-40 Winston, Morrison &co--lG Dunes
nil & Martin 10 Ioledano & Taylor 66 Bellocq,
Nohlonl &co-49 Laforest & Desmares-7 Gallagher
| q Dyer-ll Jno L Lees to order-lS9 hf bbls mo-
| lasses Payne Il Harrison-4 hhis sugar 40 hbl5 mo-
| lasses T Perret- II do 43 hhds sugar West, Rem
shaw & Canmael- 100 bbls roIasses to J W Bur
hriffs &pnm1 hI1a n7n1q Erel1SaD
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-06

Per steamship Habana, FIN Havana- Carl Val.
derup, S. Fernandez, r. Diaz, Il. Priez, J. Saade.
ran, ]. Altoona, J. Fener, j. Allain, A. W. Corlus,
E. NJ. Hayard, Alex. Bishop, r. K. Weed, Schroe,
Holland, II. MARITIME, J. II, Harper. H. L. Banter
NJ Almfso, R. Truce. T. Walsh, w. A. Miller, John
Paine. r. Sarlis, Mrs, holland. Mrs, Mandoux, Mrs.
III. Noish, Mrs. a. Faentes, Mrs. Stanton and two
children, Mrs. Thos. Holland airs. z. NJ. Haydel,
Mrs. a. W. GarIus Mrs. ]. ARIZONA, Mrs. c. Acosta,
Miss Julia Walter.
Per steamship Galveston, I'm Havana via Key
West and other Florida pnrts-A. q. Brooks, A.
Gonzales Prann. Hart, 4. Baurwik, Morley, Allen
and son Tarce, OtRielly ndlady, H. Cofeld, Scott
Mrs. Deslin ]. Forbes, Thos. Blythe and family, J.
Bobe and family, Capt Reed and lady-3 on deck,
9h rhsrneS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-06

Ail&bhEA,
- ., Corner of Tebourgileg gud Eobln 6srga.a.
,-, Co-aoT Of TehouptoaFso aud UendsF soa streets.
HI Nary street between Fegdlo and roydrau.
.. Co5soT m st. Thonaas and Basia syeets. p.
ugrner OF Tchonpitoulna and Richard sreets
Corner Of Te!ioupltoulas ard Richard streofs
- New LaTee and Lousasreeta
ORLEANS,
- - Corner I.eyeo and RoGlgnac streets.
,. Garner AnnanoIation and Richard Streets
6IIIAa5ErS
SHIPPERS '''F''' 'n''' p'2'F'S'" >
- Conner Hcudersen ard New Leves streets.
#ooD's, '''" ''7''S III" i'0"sn MUG ''F'e's
~ Corner Canal and Robertson streets
w Garner of Tchoupitoulas and Orange streets
CRESCENT PRESS,
TYIEE PRESS, ...."o
FrGat Lcve4 street
LIN III STEAM COTTON PRESS,
LE2eG5tree, between st. Ferdinand and Nontagusr
- - streets, Third District.
LcYee gtrcat, opposite Post138, Third pfatf.st.
it!NGPENDENT
,. Now ieyGe and Eoflsnac streets. .oe
NEW dsyee street between Montesutand Ctouot5tree
,.,,,.r., -. - Third District -
PELICAN pRESS, ~-..
Comet Of st. Marys and Tchoupioulss streets
FIHUh Distrirt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-06

The officers of the steamship Galveston report
having left Key West on the 26th ult, and reports
the landing of sixtytwo men and provisions at Fort
Taylor, BY the Daniel Webster. The Webster
coRled at Key West, and left on the 25th for Tor
tugas with thirty-two men for Fort Jefferson. The
menof-war Sabine St. Louis, Brooklyn and Wyan-
dotte were still at Pensacola
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-06

4 Il 4 3 A II 4 RIVER.

Cox, irainar1 < CHS u WY Through Line
FOE. NOT5tIsTE, SELMA, NEf}rSrT-
- :, "et0tDptI, and a landings On ,lo.uifn
IESS5s4s river. The StalncN steamers CayorelEStf,
SstSsszs7s4 i@yia, muster: II cHry LcIvs 5, J6Il
winters; muster AID KSIu. ga gRtey, Dick .nnojt
Ter Will receive fro gt day ie depot TvOli Circle
4"l will leave the Lake eEd the Jefferson Carroltoa
Raj road every day, tF arrival Of the aS TRIM u
cETs. fortreight passage apply board
frl3 If - - q cj tt1y,'. trre.
r s. letter bag leaves the Office Of Tire Agent at 5:IO p
q ma
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-06

New York March 1.---sailed for this port, steam
st. Charles, Conway bark sartelle, Cole; brig
Icarian, Munger; schooner Alice Lea. Corson.
Boston, February 27.--Cleared for this port, bark
Lenox, Cole.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-06
latiils atslltgelltt.
GazsCEssT 9FFlGE, 10. 10 Camp Street,
\! iYedneslay Morning, March S, 1851.


edas sa7g MaFaiag, MARCH, s. 1891. 3
giearad Yesterday.
lsssanessaip Dsfsoio, Johnson, foF New York via
Ship Mary Han'laoiid, Dyer, lor liverpool,
n Calaraaels a. Conyerso
ship South earolina. Kelapton, fer AntWerp,
shis Caledonia pFuHflaond ior HAVE, g s'' SsSs
s. MeokeT. Knox Nco
& isaE sssDsan q, y feys, for Antwerp,
dfdinsaa Dry siIsuzio, Mazzio, III Genoa + r.
ssla & Z stonsy, bergman. ior GhaSieston, i. IN
ssehr Eliza Fisk, tIrssea, for Tampa Bay,
seAF lssa Fos, Ristsr for Taapiee. Y " W
IS, Goldenbow & Legparre
SEN HFeal Day Hammond, for Kingston. t5a,S
J GTace
Arrsvei vesserday.
Steamship Galveston, Hutahugs. from Havana II.
hey sssst ana Other Fiorsia polfs 9StI MI
ID 4 10 Harris LIST dist
Steamship Hahanas Mcconnell, from Havana 81
illst 70 PUG Brothers Jas dist
efeamslip Atlantic, Shannon, fill Galveston .and
1ndinnola to q Harris lit district
Steamship NJ ~ HeHes LaWless, FIN lndianola ana
Galveston, to 1 q Harris Berwiel1's Bay
h Summer, Dyer, fn. Hare, TO Ealnmaek &
g0Mvefse 8d sst, no.
spen snip Nicentas Geipi days I'm Havana in
hailasts5 tn master Point.
hasIx Alex MeN Somefs, 20 days fna phiiadei.
nhlq. 81 CgeeYy i Farwel-.l LIST dist, %.
sstlar brig Palilsa Guardeela,t dayssiIn Havana,
IN hallAat, tn gnasteF.r.3a dist, 53
hflg u Z Kitty Rafstow, s days I'm Savannah, to
~ Sqria- I'd dist.
slAry Ann lm the Coast TO l,aster-.2d dist.
ot0of aoriiieIge fm the Coast 10 dist
beat. fla the Coast, 10 I'd dist
Sksarass0nsa.
ArgYle. Ebert fIa Pittsbusg
S# u Adams, Richer. I'm Is5tlisvilla
eltanceiloF, Afaihna. fiji Louisville.
Chant8aa. Williams, I'M Cairo
Comet Harfall I'm Minaen.
Mira sIE1inea. Neat fin Qpelonsss
IAtire u, Groasi I'm Fort Adams.
Iheryil te. i3afanco: I'm Bayou Sara.
{sEsba. H9p sls. FIJI Mobile.
G0nl8ys siiu,e, I'm g8yon Bartholomew
s8aEgia iseardmaH ft1 Bayon Pierre,
Iawbgat Victoria, stseia; fin The Passes Is EFad
dorm Haa "a sea % the 18TH Mt, ship Lii
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ORLEANS ailg Cffstslt.
EeR kfD srARiNE DEPARTMENT.
ibtr Autflliglate.

Hlsr sNeastkaF,--Is sSssress.~EEra No. for che
sstsaeFsats - The Cox1at - RIVER Matters
Assosp-- NTlsceiiancou - Departures To-
sEaaTs ptg,s 1870 x
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-06

TIE Grand Duke built expressly for thu RIA River fa4o
Ad Tor safety comfort and speed rot fnrrassed m NM nf
in iic trade. N Nl"''1'' ~ amy oeA'
no l'fmnd Duke connects Shrcveort with The on-ar
Feth Tor IGtlprSt and MI nteIed,e landings md WIKI 10
steamer W. VI. esy for Fulton An- above lie Raff 49,
P&Ansar and hiuurs ely Oh the Grand Dc Is,
on inc regular advertised day ~ 4haec ~ '-"S
For freight Or passage apriv hoard
"a, FIR lINlUS C. DEETzFT.
lA-uL = L-..-L
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Receipts Of Produce.

PTTTsBURG- Per steamer Argyle 100 bbls
whisky to A J DasilFa- Ion do f T Hogan. 10 do
4 D Marison &co-l 10 dow a Violet &co--7o do
u Fisehpr-2ia do g II Brown--5O do do Lappne &
Fene--75 doc Theurer- 257 empty bhls 10 Jno S
Wallis eco ties hams Goodies IG2 bbls sun.
dries w Rarton 100 bSs cheese II S Seward
100 boxes starch to Pinckard. Steele &co--i3 pkgs
feathers ] s Holden Eco So pkgs beer II 3laise...
24pkgs butter25 bales hay Schneider & Wise--l7o
nbls potatoes to Given Watts &co-50 do 500 bbls
lonr q Il Baritone Is bhls eggs % pkga butter to
+ Del Bondio-- rs do u bbls eggs 6 tcs lard 100
bxs cheese to Floto Il Marmot-- 80 bbls whisky to
a D Grief &co--5Q6 bxs cheese Grief Byrnes &co
$50 do do Jno Adams eco lS9 bbls whisky 10
j Connolly &eo-50 do 10 bhis alcohol 49, bbts lionr
42o SEEKS bran 400 bAs candles S H Kennedy Eco
35l do I60 bxs cheese l55 hhds bacon So bbls pork
Harris Bereier Eco 80 bales hay and sundries TO
order.
LOUISVILLE Per steamer adams III kegs
lard % eks bacon 8 q Kennedy &co--.5 cks ties
hams 100 bbls dour ] !. Harris 6oo--lO00 pcs bag
8ging ID . Brady &co- 100 coils rope Parmele Bros
s--l5 seks corn Clinton 1908 do West s. Nellie.
ton- $50 do John Robertson 1896 seks corn 44T
Dds Hour 300 sca oats Al bhs whisky Il Fl Fairehild
&co--I tes hams phgs lard z Geddes--l7 hhds TO-
h s.l 5as Turner do Kirkpatrick lSco-2 do do
siyen. Watts Eco 202 bales leans 10 GaliacheriE
i1yer7-ls pigs butter to Watts Peasants &eo--lS
pkgs 5eet Govot-- 100 bits -four Oplegry h Ma
~ Marrel AZ aowles i85 bbls pork to
aaagan. Cobb &eo-snndfies to order.
LOUISVILLE Per steamer Chancellor 1910
SEEKS corn hhds tobacco 6 hhds q hbls norls 4 tos
lard P Ethel &eo-- 9 bhls lard no bbs iii 4 et5
bacon 54 bales hay sol seks corn n RI Fa;rcb;lS I
CO. iaA6 do Given WATTS &co-s08 do John Rabsrt.
son-to0 do Isler s. Walker aD2 do 40 Sea oats
go bbls pork 81 tcs lard Hewitt, Norton &coSsSS
bales hay 10 5lurreil Il loWles- 100 bales mdsc n
u B Brady Eco lan bbls pork Byt$aa, Vance &co
Ia hbls 1our IL bbls eggs j I Moore &co-l2 do
b Del Bondie lido West & Nettetons-- do and
sandres To order.
{ CAIRo--Per steamer Henry Chotean-- SIS hbls
pork Bnclner, Stanton n Newman 300 bbls flour
q ii Barton &co 1901 seeks corn Converse b Ken.
nett do Clarke, Pratt &co--624 do + Del Bon,
#dio--I99 do 4 $ Elder &cn7- $40 do Many & Hngg
81 $40 do 9glesby Il MsGaaiaYs 1882 ID P0iadexter
&c9-ii7 do $ I Thomas lT6 do VOORHEES,, 6riggs
3St9-4As2 Sad0 Woadfuif, MOultoo &do-- zoo do ALI
bales hay Harreli. Gayie &cus-- 4D79 aass corn 20
pbls four IS hhds tobacco69 bles hay Given, Watts
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@& 5&i or KINGS EvsE., IS a GcNsTI-
lo whole body and burst ,iseFso on any
whe It may dsstroy The soroous n1 1 i vs Se GpS
Eaea ny mnrcnG disease nw living d2rdercd unhealthy
aud abaEG nj, y lhe r, Infection whatever he its orr
.es children INTO the third and fourth gc1e ton in issd
@ @ Si e Tno q ,bar LIN Mh9 y 4 will visit the inlqnI
or " % a Gy Hq" s III fHm The blood Of corrupt
HEcd berce2; in the glands swt lIies and on fe sr
Sse' erg.Gns Or sores This tonl corruption which gener In
STATIONS not rn snter from erGlous complains bat they
nav m P 2o to ,thTsqG gs q other
TS' @ IN their nature ae still reade'd ra by thstnnF
haGes Family has It's origin dirocr this scTSnioas con.
9a0ItGn and mary destructive diseases The liver, kid
sf2Eacd by The anme cause. 20
Of NJ people seroulous Their persons
6y ms III, king Infection and Their health il nndarmne
e. # 10 cleanse 4 from the system renoyae tho
food aud exercise. such medicine we supply in
Ayers Agne Cnre.
for the speedy cure Of Intermittent Fever Fever gne
ache Bilious Headache and Bilious FeSers aaaed fer the
a9 f Ga5s originating IN hillary arrangement caps
o pf S9 a4aed here The community remedy
IN les where o5e aietinF disorders prevail As SGnre'S
tenn and prevents the Development Of the disease aEen on
raG ever YET dcoysre ~ 5 nSs
at a!3o ne Gh9Snest The Ige nentg aPp for dol
eis where Fever and Aeue prevails should have
ara nHit trocy both for protection
rioT Of is remedy any other discovered for tho
speedy ard certain cure of Intermonts that it contains no
Inho or mineral consequently it podceR dirm other
Injurious effects whatever upon the constitutions Those
oy il are ettas healthy they had had the disease
Fever anu Agus not alone the of tho masnas
pSSGn great VARIETY q disorders arise from its irritation
Rndn,fs h&chs Farnchs, caiarr Astma, Plantation,
Panfr Affection Of The spleo Mysteries Pain In the Bowels
oic and neranFenent Of The Stomach all Of which,
in MS came p m the milton type
hi39d and consequently cures them MI alike. II is inva
e fotecton to Immigrants and persons travelling
residing in the aarinn Districts If taken occasionally
y daily while exposed Ia the Infection hn viii be exereed
me system and accumulate Insufficient quantity
pen Int distiSs Hence is valuable for protec
lon than and few win sef from TnerrnittentsiS
ney avail henseiveS Of thr nrotecii0 This remedy aog
prepared hy lE.l: g AYR & co, Lowell Mass.
Sold by ItlflN'WRIGHT CO. ,Fns q and l6 Ghartrea
trest. New Orleans, and by NIL nrpgKiaas ielS 6m&N
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WE Will RECEIVE oRnEra


4
ERAs3U9 2. FENNER, II. D.. Professor Ct Theory and
AUSTIN FLINT NJ d. Professor Of Clinical Medicine and
Medical Pathology. ~
ANTHONY 4. PENSION, II. e, Professor Of Anatomy
AUSTIN FLINT, Jr., NJ D.. Professor oC Physiology aad
Microscopy. ' ~
SAMUEL P. CEopPIN, N. D., Professor of Clinical rad
Operative Surgery.
,GoRNrL1rsG, BEARp NJ H. Professor Of tho Principles.
Of Surgery sud Surgical Pathology.
y. wARRET RRICKEI.L b. D. Professor or rh .fa4,ir,
and Diseases Of Women
ISAAq1 CEAWcoUR, II, D.. Professor of Chemistry an1
Medical JufitpudonCc. ~
HoWAGD sMlT, NJ d, Professor of Nateria Nodea and
Il. D. SCHMIDT, N. D, Dea1onss'rator Of Anthony.
The Disocns Rooms will be opened On the I5L Of ncor
Clinical instruction will 10 given daily a Of the Char
It's oSpAi and three tmc week the College Disranorv
The Faculty Of this Institution aron=at .hc uy elected
Visiting Phyatians and Surgeons Of tho Charity Hospital and
according toa late Act of the State Legislature shall ri MI
times have free to tho Hospital for tlc purpose of afford
ing TO their Pupils practical Illustration Of ha subjects they
teachn
The Eoard Of Administrators eIsct annually il April tyzea
Resident Students, who furnished board and lodging in the
Hospital aud The Students Of this School are equally egibIe
to this place with any ot1arz.
The great aim Of the Faculg u.s. to ipart thoroughly prne
teal knowledge fall the branches of Medicine
Daseet!gg material is abundant md at a uon1lua cost No
Charge for attendance at Tho Hospital
Amount Of Fees FOR tho fun Course Of Lectures 90
MatFiculaiion Fee paid but oncei............. BOG
Graduating Observation-Disclosures. 500
For any further information addroas
Il. d. FEHN1lR, N. D.,
Dean Of the Faeuy,
Carondcet street.
New Orleans. August. 1850 anq5 {vtf
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SOUTHERN UIR11-rr:ooIT 1,0ogINe3 o.,

Letters patent frcn The United sste5 having granted va
on the sd day of March, 1858 FOR Composition known as The
Southern Eire~Esroof IGoatfng,''
ii being superior to e. Eatancdeheapor by % per
cent than any othcr RooG0@-
WE OFFER FOR SALE THE RIGHTS
for Counties Pariahoe States and Territories ca very liberal
terms.
WE WILL RECEIVE ORDERS
and Contracts for Roofing, Cotton Gina Houses Ware.
houses, Railroad DePots, Mills City Country zellpgs
Steamboats,, etc. ctc.
BE- In all instances aori- ia i.l1y guaranteed
Our Roofing material Is p1 Up barrels yn cau 30 thippcd
to persons in the country elsewhere those Wishing r
IT. with printed directions, By which they enabled 10 appy
with perfect sueecaa.
Parties hy addressing obtain Circular and Drae
TONS and receive any further information they may e pleased
to ask.
n-0Nicc 81 st. Charles a;roat. New 0rieahs d27 INV
NEW ORLEANS SCHOOL oI' 1zEDEC1Nz1
Situated Common street. opposite The Charity Hospital
The Regular Course Of Lectures iii This Institution will cor,
mence on
Thursday, the 18TH November, 1850,
and terminate in tho lsstcF part Of March, 1851.