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Mails for EurOuc.

'BosioS, Nov. 26, 1851.
The mails per steamship Niagara, for Liverpool via
Halifax, close at the Post Office this city ten O'Clock
tomorrow "wednesday morning sailing subscq aenty at
about noon
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Com mercial Intelligence.
THE MONEY MARKET.

LONDON, NOV 10, 1861.
Consols for money e37s aa4
The bullion in the Bank OF England has increased
fl52 900.
Illinois Central shares quoted a. 40 39s discount
Erie shares 27h.
The bullion in tho Bank OF France has decreased nine
teen and hall million OF francs during the month
The London Times city article Of 18th inst, says-A
decided impulse given TO tho stock market yesterday
by the news from France Consols improved, being 4
TO 4 higher than Wednesday In the discount ket
there WAS steady demand at az 10 2X per cent for
good bills.
LIVERPOOL, Nov IL, 1901.
Cotton-The Brokers' Circular reports the sales OF the
week at l05 900 bales The market closed quiet at
changed prices for American but other description
I'D I'D higher. The sales TO spectators 80 900
bales and to exporters IL 500 bales Todays FRIDAY
sales estimated at 600 bales, including 5000
spectators and exporters the market closing firm at
unchanged rates. The authorized quotations are
Fair. Niddling.
Orleans. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2Ad. I'D
Mobile. ................. ....... 12Isd. 1ls<d.
Upiands.- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 12,Sd. 1884.
The stock in port IL estimated at COS 600 bales OF which
ISL 900 are American.
Breadstufs generally quiet and unchanged. Corn has
downward tendency; mixed 32s. q 32s. Cd
Provisions dull and unchanged
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ONE DAY LITER FROM EUROPE.
t<>e~~-~~~o~~~>~>~~>o~~~
The Fulton at New York and
Bohemian at Portland.
THE new FINANCIAL PLAN OF FRANCE.
Deficit Of Two Hundred Millions Of Dollars
in the Treasury and Half Million
OF Men Under Arms.
Sailing OF the French Expe-
ditiOn to Mexico.
AFFAIRS IN INDIA AND CHINA,
kc., &C., 10.

The United States mail steamship Fulton, Capt wotton,
which left Southampton the 18th Of November reached
Mis- port about yesterday Her has been anti
eipa,ed by tho Etna and the full summary OF her ad
vices published in the HxRALD Monday and yesterday
morning.
The specie list Of the Fulton, 10 a. folows:-
E. Lewis Observation-Disclosures. $500
elotuO4
The steamship Bohemian, Captain Burgess from Liver
pool ~ four NJ Of the 14th, and Londonderry the
afternoon Of the 10th, arrived at Portland at hafpas
three A. NJ, yesterday, Nov 20. Her is one day
hter than that received by the Etna
Purser Taylor reports that he threw overheard the
Asspatches for the press when OF Cape Race.
The steamship City Of Baltimore, from New York. was
signaed on Liverpool 18th.
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81 HIP PIN G NEW S

ALMANAC v0RR-rHIs
SUN RISES nD NOON RISES. morn 81
SUN SETS 81 HIGH WATER. eve 80
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NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC.

Nearly O Million OF Gold En- Route for
New York-MOre Troops from Cali
fornfn-State Of the San Francisco Mar
kets-News from the Arctic Whaling
Fleet, sc.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 81, 1861.
The steamship Uncle Sam sailed to-day for Panama
carrying twenty United States army officers and about
one hundred other passengers She will take board at
San Pedro 600 regular soldiers.
The Uncle Sam took 81 200 900 in treasure Of which
500 900 is for New York.
The ship Cylone sailed to-day for the East Indies.
Exchange on New York il At four per cent.
Money easy.
Trade dull.
Weather pleasant
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India and China.

Dispatches from Bombay TO October rs had been
ceived direct from Alexandria. The is unim-
portant.
The government resolution on the subject OF waste
lands had been published and considered satisac
tory.
The Calcutta En9lishman censures- the Manchester
growth Of cotton in India il proves that pound Of
cotton costs the grower ourpence hapenny, exclusive
Of any profit whatever either the Cutvator shipper
while lands taken under cultivation would greatly
increase expenses Therefore there is little prospect
OF tho Ryos being induced to onter largely into the cu
tivaton Of cotton.
Prince Kung has been requested by the Chinese Council
remain the head Of the foreign department ID China
Exchange was quoted at 60 Sd. at Calcutta.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

London, is dead.
Madrid despatch says Marshal O'Donnell Is III. A
banquet had been given there to General Airamon.
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The London Ne,vs editorally condemns the folly and
rashness which induces cotton operatives to strike on
Of reduction Of wages such junc.uro as the
present.
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tan government Just before the fan ofGaeta Francis IL
sold two yesselsone OF which was under repas 10
The port Touon and the other at Marseles Tie sale
was effected The 23d January last to NJ Caune, ship
owner at Masees, who had furnished considerable sup
pcs for Gaeta and TO NJ Serre, then banker in Paris
These sales made 10 pay for the supplies seut to
Gasta The consns Of King Victor EMANUEL ct Touon and
Mrsies claimed these vessels for their royal master
Their quality consnls Of the King OF Italy not having
ben then recognized the tribunals could not admit their
claim.
After the kingdom Of Italy had been recognized by
France the claim again made before the Tribunal or
Commerce AT Marseiles, and the has just been
pleaded at Marsees. The demand made was opposed
by M. Berger, in the name Of Francis H. while NJ Thou
ret pleaded for Victor Emanuel After hearing eloquent
speeches from the counsel Of both sides daring the Sth
and 9th inst, the Tribunal adjourn until yesterday,
when II gave Judgment. Taking into account that when
the sale effected Francis H. still lighting for his
kingdom, and looked King by almost all tho
Powers, whose representatives were stl at his Court,
although forced to refuge at Gaea consider
ing further that under such circumstances the sale Of
the vessels must DO regarded valid tho Court rejected
tho demand OF the Consul OF Italy,
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Port OF New York, November 30, 1861
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EXTENSIVE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
s ss ral,so stree.
The ense stock Of two o: the largest Wholesale houses
aha

~ BRG6EN DOWN ny THE WAR,
IL nov hs.ng sold at This establishment
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AUktT1A.
An imperial rescrpt in reply to The address OF the Croa
Kan Diet, bad been communica I'd TO the R.iebsrah
e1nr sses regret that Croatia should have forgotten u
rheh the emperor granted her hose constitutional Estj
au..,hs when circumstances rendered necessary ID wa
WIN reservation that he unity Of tn mouarciy NIGH
%s nahshea For this reason, continues the rnscrir,
w y, oish Det must noy b. dissolved II VIII be reas
sempled hereafter tie basis OF the dipomas az "a
and February. ~ fo'iN0 VI ostVos'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-21

Tho proximity Of the Christmas holidays has stmalat
ed business Washington Market in very ia, orable
manner. The sales now more rapid and profitable
than for some tine bet il remafka able that the butch
ers have not venturc extensively the step OF
ing their prices former years tn, approach Of
this festive The following list win exhibit tho
rates AT which the principal articles meats poultry
fish vegetables, nc, are sold
-Porterhouse, lie. a Iee per lb srioin. ice a
I4c. prime rbs lac; chunk RIBS, &c. &C.. concd DC
SC.
Mutton Fore quarters &c. &C. hind quarters Sc a
10c. chops, Sc 10c. veal &c. l2c.; outlets &C. a
Ice.
poRK, Sc. a 10c.; hook, Sc. bacon, &c f2c. hams
1oc a lie; pigs feet, 25c. SIC. per dozen.
POULTRY AND GAaE--rnrkcys l2c. 14c per ID duck,
12c. lie fowl. Sc 10c. chickens Toe l2c geese
loc 12c quas, per dozen, 81 So cartridges SIC per
pair; rabbits, Zoe a sc. per pair; venson, he. per
pound
Observation-Disclosures, 4c SC. each; potatoes, 20c. n
32c per peck eaQlifowers 2c 25c each; celery &c
Sc. per bunch.
FisH.-Bdibut, l2c. DC. per ID. haddock, Sc; cod
fish, Sc; pckorel, loo. l2c cells I0c founders loo
fresh mickere l5c. lsc EACH; oysters, SOC 81 80
per hundred.
ss.IAssous.-Ru,ter,l ec &c. perlb cheese, I2c !;
eggs. &c for fourteen.
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TELEGRAPH FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 90, 1861
The Navy Department has received dispatches from
Port Royal, including from Commander Drayton,
dated December g. He gives the particulars Of his recent
the rawnee with tho Unadila Isaac smith and
Vixen, and the exploration Of the Ashepao river,
Among other things he states that approaching
Nursgrus creek he picket of soldiers who took
their horses his approach hastened in their fight bya
shot or two thrown at them
On landing at Hutchinson's Island it ascertained
that two days before all the negro houses, overseers'
houses and outbuldngs together with all the picked cot
ton had been burned.
The attempt rad at the same time been made TO drive
OF the negroes but many had escaped although of
their number, they said, had been shot attempting to
do so.
The scene that presented itself was one of complete
desolation.
The smoking ruins and the covering figures Of the
groes, who sim instnctively chung TO their s'birn
stones, although there longer shelter for their
heads presented most melancholy sight, the impression
of which made stronger by the peous walls of
the poor creatures large portion Of whom old and
decrcpt.
About hundred and forty negroes OF them in
very destitute condition had collected at Otter Island
Commander Drayton had given directions TO supply
them with food until some disposition could be ma dc Of
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Movcments of Colonel Nui,icnn.

The Central Park and High Bridge visited yestcr
day by Colonel Muliigan. Alderman Dayton, and the
other members of the Joint Reception Committee of the
Common Council waited on him about noon yesterday ut
the Fifth Avenue Hotel and from there driven
through the Central Park and out FAR the High
Bridge. The day well suited for excursion the
kind and doubt the hero Of Lexington was much
pleased with the drive through fine Park and amidst
the picturesque scenery at the upper end of the island
In the NJ Colonel Mulgnn and wife visited laura
keencs theatre The play OF the "Sevcn Sons :" with it's
incompatible scenery, and all that kind of thing YOU
know performed. When the Colonel made Ms ar
appearance the balcony whore the American flag was
daped, the audience and greeted him with several
hearty cheers. The Colonel modestly bowed his ac-
knowlcdgmcnts, and the performance proceeded. ON
leaving ho theatre Colonel Mullgan was again greeted
with several hearty fh ers.
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An Of them found deserted and nearly all tho
guns carried away. What remained destroyed by
Commander Drayton Upon receiving information of this,
Flag Officer Dupont sent the sloop ofwar Dale TO ST.
Helena Sound, where she lies anchor, OFT Otter
Island guarding the channel Since then General Sher
has despatched sufficient force Of to occupy
the fort Otter Island which has been formally handed
to him by the navy, and eight guns have soon
will be mounted i'll 1t. The work admirable de
scripton, showing good deal of skill in its plan The
works Sans Point, Coosaw river, and ON Fenwcks
Island, Ashepao river, strong field works but have
not been occupied yet They VIII be, think, in
short time and placed defensble condition 10y mount
ing heavy guns upon them.
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One Hundred and Twenty Thousand
Pounds of Sea Island Cotton on Freight.
The Union Troops at Beaufort.
Abandonment Of Gen. VIele's
Expedition.
The Stone Eject at charleston and
Savannah,
&c, &C., &c.

The steamship Atlantic, Captain Edridge, arrived yes
scrday. She left Hilton Head Dec. II, at A. NJ
She brought cargo 600 pounds Of Sea Island cotton,
gathered under the direction Of government agents by
the negroes.
The following list Of the passengers by the Allan.
.sc.--
Joseph Bauich, OF Boston; L. j. Howe, Of New
York Frank Rsulch and Eben Bacon, Of Boston;
Lieutenant f. B. Bates, Lieutenant George Brother
ION, Rev. Mr. Riser, Seventy ninth regiment, New
Eaten, capt Wacher, J. c. Chappil George d. Wood.
worth, II. Icvnstein, Abraham Appeby Peter Daniel,
CAPTAIN Bush, A. Chester " Wood, Robt. B. smith,
Prentice Avery, Robt Dunbar, Captain starr, T. f..
Hosco Hayden Mcclellan, L. S. Rose George Ambrose,
John King, MAJOR Erritt, Paymaser h. Graham, NJ.
W Willis, chaplain Fourth New Hampshire Vim. Green,
Of Boston Capt Kennedy United states Marines j p st.
John, United States ship Savannah; Louis Hansen Capt
Mlilen, Eighth Maine j D. Childs Of bark Cossack, C.
Swift, y. Dnmfres, Captain D. g. Chadwick, J. b. tif-
ford T. Ball also seventeen Of the OF the prize
ship Admiral and two Of the crew Of the T. Waterman,
and forty III the Storage number Of the passengers
are officers Of vessels belonging 70 the stone feet.
The GLOWING is list Of vessels left
At HILTON HEAD.
Flagship Wabash rawneo unad!lla, Ottawa, Seneca;
frigates g. Lawrence and Susquehanna ggnboats Mo
hcan, Ellen Mercury, 0. NJ. Petit; storcshps Courier,
Relief Vixen Surveying steamer, Seminole, Pembi.
ma, Henry Andrews; transports Marion, Winfield
Scott, Ben DeFofd Cosmopolitan, Boston Delaware,
Mayfower Parkersburg, Locust Point Potomac, Empire
City, Cahawba, Georges Creek Matanzas and Oriental
ehipsIenas Coffin Golden Eagle Ocean Express schooncrs
Guthwaitc Ondenreid, Clarke. A. Miller Il. F. Alien, E.
English, Aid, f. Abbott, Lewis Chester Sarah F. Cullen
Snowflake, Framhers. Ann Maria, Hea. Shark Moonlight
David Fanst, Mary Shirley, N. F. Martin, ]. p. Viii
hams, p. HIM. Chas McNea Yankee Blade, Belle Of the
BAY Danl Maloney. Also vessels of the
hcct
The Savannah Pocahonins and Flag
SOUND
The Dale and Isaac Smith.
CHARLESTON.
Florida and Augusta.
rERsASprNA AND BRUNSWICK.
Seminole and Ihenville.
General Stevens brigade Of 4 600 occupies
Beaufort, Lady Island, st Helena and Bay Point
General Viee's expedition has been abandoned.
General Sherman has issued orders THAT all the re-
porcrs for the press should leave the place Immediately
The number of troops at Port Royal and the vicinity
WINS about 20 600 Five hundred thousand pounds
OF cotton had been secured when tie Atlantic sailed
and would be shipped in the steamer.
part Of the stone feet at Savannah and part
Of them had gone TO Charleston.
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RAiVAL CT TIE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
Smith O'ISricM on "a War With
EagsalN.
Tn,c National brotherhood OF st. Pat,
80
rich TO the Irish in America.
THE WAR FEELING IN ENGLAND
&C., &C., &C.

Tho steamer City Of Washington, CSIian Brooks
which left Liverpool al the 4th st and Queens
town on the 9th inst, arrived hc.o carly yesterday
morning, bringing passengers and ,spece
Her news has been anticipated by her own clegraphic
report from Cape Race and the Of the jura both of
which have already appeared in the HERALD
me IRISH journals received by the City Of Washing
ton contain tho following important papers;-One from
William smith O1ron and tho other from tho National
brotherhood OF Ireland on the subject Of between
England and the United States, and the duty Of rshnen
on eeiy rGt Of the american continent in such Crisis.
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British War stores for Canada.

IFTUII IIUDIIh FTttIn'n, Tee. 5.J
In addition to the Of the Melbourne (transport)
already stated she will take out TO North America 500
900 rounds OF small cartridges and 500 rounds Of
ammunition for the Armstrong guns Special instruc-
tons have been sent out 10 Admiral Milne the command
ern-chief on the North American and West India
ton.
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lAkri0Rl. l'oc. 20, 1861.
The Connecticut state loan of 81 20o 600 was taken
to-day at from par 10 two per cent premium ONLY
$500 900 taken out Of the state The interest is tx
per cent, payable sem. annually.
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solemn Advice to IrisAmen in the North
and south.

NHU
From the Dublin Freeman. Dec. a.
At meeting Of tho National Brotherhood Of st. Patrick
held al their rooms, No. Marlborough street, Tues
day evening Noson Underwood. ESQ barrstef, Ia the
chair the olowiug icsouion was moved aud ca ried by
auensniatiol - .tytt.
Thai we lave viewed with the dcep*si aoglQY W .ra-
trcdalwar in which the States Of Ameri,s navc been
ENGAGE and that, in the presence Q. possibility Of
|ar between Great Britain and the United Sates i'm
pore our fellow countrynen The American continent TO
remember the deep obligation under which they lie TO the
friendly and compassionate government Of the United
States, and The dot aohih they to nc government ,ohich
permitted their hon,es in Ireland 10 De ieredcich droce
them into exe by oplrysacn.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
FRIDAY, Dec. 2O-6P. 4,

FRIDAY, Dec. ZU--B 7. n
AsHns--The market was hrmer with small sales OF
pots and pearls at &c. for both sorts
BREADsnffs.- Flour--rhe market was heavy and
'0Seo ~ decline OF Be- 10 lsc per c1, especially for
oo"''n aho medium rra.c.cs Extra brands were less
'o0'ea' 'hough without animation The sales embraced
about 5000 1900 bbls closing within tho following
qnotatiNns.-
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER u 1861

for an opportunity TO pounce upon biz prey, and that
France VIII be supported by tho sympathy OF aa and
the gratitude OF Italy she will BIO slow these
hazards defence OF the Tag that has bra, cd
thousand years the battle and the breeze.o
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MISCELLANEOUS.


DECAYFD AND TENDER TEETH FILLED WITHOUT
~ pin with Dr. LUTifERs beautiful tooth coored en-
aule % cents tEeware Of filings made OF bore which
soon decay and neasive) Gold piana or silver
prororonately low Oace removed 70 ios East Twenty-
second street.
nrNrIsrRy ExTRAoRDINARy.-I THIS DAY DEC
20 had nine teeth extracted by Dr.. LUTHER, ST.,
no,tis without feeling the slightest pain whatever
A' $500 Mrs NJ. KINNEY, Bergen Point, N. j.
Office removed to l0i East Twenty second street.
Gas STOVES GAS STOVES, GAS STOVES.
(T Warm rooms BY the new patent Gas Stove.
air no ashes coat carry, economical clean. port
able. Nc" ioi.h VA ? oIoNE MCnnS,.
Ala Broadway, below Canal ST.
Improve YOUR SIGur-BY USING
THE rANTUSCoPIC SPECrACLES.
SERMONS co.'s
Rrpa ,way, opposite Bond street,
and S.e esd fiia avenue, Washington, ID. C.
OPERA GLASSES-SING1E AND DOUBLE
" Military Spy Glasses OF great power For sale only At
SERMONS CO., Opticians,
Broadway. opposite Bond street,
and 3S Pennsylvania avenue Washington, D. G.
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schr Dresden Chase E1abetpor sailed boston.
Schr dieproy Wakefield Eizabcthpori and sailed Tor
ton.
schr Chas Lowering jones' Ehzabethpor,, and nailed
sehr vckery, Babbi Elzabethport, ard sailed for
Taunton.
ford. - ~ - '
schr RIVAL Hobbe Elizabehport and JAILED for Sauor4
rchr Ann saiter Fish, Newark for roy ldencc.
schr II > Boynton, Jordan, Elswort n IL days.
schr Bound Brook, Emery, Bcl!ay'. Sdnys
Schr | Z Snow, Savage, RocktanS DAYS
schr jameson, Jameson, v ,pnihnven DAVIS
scbr Triumph, Reeve, Bosto, q davs
schr Iirrell Higgins Bog on xdnvs
Schr @ + Fogc, Lowell, BoS ,on Tor T,nricr
Schr liatne Fosg, -. Bosron for Tancer
schr Marcy, Ball Newrort
Sehr - HuyL TANNER. New Haven, days
Stamford, N ~ -.
soop President. M',rre, Elizabehport and sailed for
Greenwich. -
Steamer Iarina COSBY. Baltimore.
Steamer Arisen M~Cabc, Baltimore.
steamer frank mn Dougheftv. Baltimore.
STEINER Vuicrn. morrison. Philadenh,a.
Steamer CorGord. Norman Phadepha-
steamer tfieon, Jones Providence.
SAILED.
Br steamship Africa, Liverpool Cat GAS ANY.
10 h-NFhips Great Western, Webb, Crescent City and
Sauando CRY, Lverpoo Elizabeth Hamilton Havte: Kaoek
ORR Antwerp bark Martha's Vineyard, Glasgow briggs Ma
IN, Iifa Agns fBr), Belfast; Ellen (Yr), Cork.
Wind at sunset NV, very fresh
The weekly Panola star., 1861-03-14
ltN lNtslu ~ NNWfa
w.n. witkrS.

Rsyl,iishurb Frdsk'ia Co. Ohio.
January 2, l.Gl /,
NltuY T.. Sr,'ptNs,
Nv. Is cs,nr IT.. Nv.
UF,S SiR inclusci fnd twenty I've sil
cents. fnr which send tus " 't'epbalie
Pills Send to adire.. " Rev VIM. &.
Filler. Rcyuold.hurs. ftauklin Co.. ohio.
iogr Piis trork M, u chtrn care
Hstii-hs alitc.' iHsidH'sr.
Truly Yours.
w. 4. FILLER.
The weekly Panola star., 1861-03-14
HOOP SKIRTS.
Fancy Dress Silks,

Blue Silks
White silks,
Green Stlka,
Pink tiurcuCe silks,
Gross du Rhine silks.
White. Black & Pink Satin,
Silk llandkcrckici.,
Linen llanlkcrchirfs.
Linen Cumhric lldkfs.
Cotton llnndkcrchicfs,
Black Fringe.
White Fringe.
Fancy Silk du.
Fancy pres, Trimmings,
Fancy Dress Buttons,
Fancy Head Dresses,
tciGurcs,
Set, Bracelets,
Necklaces,
Jaccuc, aud SWISS Collars,
Sleeves in sets.
Black Lace Wells,
Love Wells,
orrcn Befagc.
Brown Bsrare.
White nerags,
Belts,
Hosiery.
,iicves.
EIas.ies
The weekly Panola star., 1861-03-14
Dr. j. %. HlcLGAN'S
Strengthening Cordial
RLooD FURTHER.
The Greatest Remedy in tho World,

II IL atrieily scientific and vegetable
compound. procured by the iistilln,ion NJ
roots. herbs and bark. yellow dock, blood
root, black root, sarsnrnriIln, wild cherry
hafs. anG ,lnndelinn enter. into it, cnmpo.
.ilion. The entire active remedial rrnci.
rlr n eneh ingredient ia thoroughly on.
trtciel by my method ~ distillng, PRO.
durlng delicious, cshilirnting spirit, and
the mort infallihle remedy for rcnoyn,ing
the Diseased system, and restoring the sick
suffering md trhiitatci invalid 10 health
a8d strength.
hieLoan's s8ttengthcnins Cordial.
wttL E,tgctrtttt rtar
Liver Compliant, Dyspepsia. itunlicc.
Vhrnnit or Nervous Debility. Diseases NJ
| the kflucys. md all Diseases arsiu, from
4 pisoflcrcd l,iycr or Stomach. Dyspepsia
/ lltatthutu, Inward Piles. Aciii,y " Sick.
ne, II the Stomach. fullnc., II tho blood
IN tie Head, Dull Pain or swimming in tho
Head, Palpt,atlpu VI tho Heart. fuinrss,
or Weight 10 the Stomach. Sour Eruc,a.
items, thnakins ~ Sullorittns tcrlinr when
lNins down, ntyncss or icllpwucss VI tho
sam ani hses, Night Sweats. Inward w..
| fNi#f wv w NlN 0W1U W w" V1tbs Nurtt
W Siie. Sudden flushcs " Heat, Deprcs.
siun Of Spirits, frirhtful Dreams. Ianfcr
nssrnniency or snv Nervous diseases. Sores
~ hlutehe. On the skin. and Fever and
Ngut TOR thills nui rctcrl
Over Million oi Bottles
iltve been sold during the las six months.
and In NJ instance hns u failed in ei,in.
entire sttisfartiun. Who. then, will suffer
from Weakness ur Debility vheu icisin',
strengthening cordidi will cure ycuY
! No language can convey nm i,ieaante idra
cf the Immediate anl almn., mirrculSu,
change produced hy taking thi. Cordial in
the diseased, ipbIlitatrd and shattered uer
you. system, whether broken down hy ~.
cess, wrak hy nature. cr impaired hy sick.
ness. the RELAXED and uustruns uresnttatiur
"a restored 10 its pristine health sai tircr
MARRIED prRaors
ur others conscious VI inability. from vh,,
svcr causs. will iud Mcl.ean's Strengthen
iug Cordial thorough rCseusrat,r VI M,
syster; and oil wh1 may have injured them
selves Nv Improper iuiulrenccs. will fnd "
this Cordial certain anil speedv rCmedv
20 tho r,aeIicp.
mcLrhNs Strengthening Cordial.
The weekly Panola star., 1861-03-14

"E have some Sixteen or Fighter
w lihely young Nsssoes (..y from Ter
to Twenty years cli) for sale at cur farm
adjoining The lands Of x. 8. Bivens and
some ten miles sossh.wee, Of Pamela. uu,
agent >. @. whiseside, can be found Il m,
place at any time, fully empowered 10 eel
the slaves. BAXTER 4 hOLNES1Y.
December ssth. ls6a. nsusu.