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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-11

CoTroN TWICE ACROSS THE ATLANTIC. The bark
Thomas W. Houss arrived at this port on Saturday
from liverpool having on board, among other
merchandise, 1887 bales Of cotton The cotton
was sent to Liverpool from Boston, "a year age,
valued at IL cents per pound. II is now worth 81
cents. Allowing for freights, the owners will
realize profit Of over l56 per cent. This is re-
turning cargoes with profit. GBoston Post. ~
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inoCERIEs, WINES EIQuo -, PRINTING PAP ER, ,
ssssFeS sSiH Drhga etc, etc. -

:anooERIss, VINES IsIo oRs, PRINTING Par q ER,
sl5.ssssf Is - pfhgs etc, etc. ~ ~ II II
BY BERNARD TURPIN. q
81 55-s 5s5 n r. . Aactoneer-Dd Leyee street.
= Rsl S q Rs 10
1N INVOICE INV OF BORDEAUX clAREr from Fineke
astsaaH Haul I saa,sfnst
4leis .ad
ssl,s; sis,s. e's'A
plss,S APIssas
.Ss 4 ssigas,ie Prop,ielo., Rochelle. : q
sspsSs gsw ssaa sossoa
s8 rags Hayena csffes, - .s - Vt 4 .ss
5s o 3 sess boxes h5fSh aS1s fasRRst, ait,Rst,
~ sass I sas lsasssi d and Ginger, -
,.s sss Sss aI.sss sasls. nsna'' last crop,
@ y lles t, Lsais,ana 4 ,Rnm. 5s,
les ssis sRs 'sl's'sss sss hssas I ID sl'
\ n cases Printing Paper. :e s9 @
Ain INVOICE or DRUGS received from Havana, such
e ssas Aa v ri
with partien ars, w be ready the day PIE
ytaas 10 he sAle. 4. .ap7-
3 s8f q & An ohsNIBus AT AUCTION.
sss BY MecERREN q LANDRY,
~ G, w acEEeaEs, Aact,ensers
and seiastoo \, Mis- Eali. ST tlharIess
SAG'URDAYe a prfi IL, sat IL O'Clock. Al. NJ,
sold q the action Mart Aasonic Hall St. cnares
~ Z \ New Light Passenger on:hbus.
n ss-TE KsIs-.Gnsh. Z u ap1
s5estss 10 +: n q. ALE or sALuABLE
n Fiesds, pictSFy ane EDshsin sIeets.C
gY GARDNER SMITH s. CO.
&. agsz5H = x G4sbNER SxIrH, Anctioneef.
~ * Office 81 Common street,.
GASp2sBAY, April IL, at l3 O'clock. M,
viii le spll sacoi The Merchants Agctioneers
IoF of GROUND, With the improvements thereon IN
@ TAird stfiss in ths bounced by y sian Fields
ronIon ysan Fields street. b5 depth Of 20 feet The i'm
prasetne %ostoty brek buldn nsed feed
swo.sory br,es kitchen routaink four rooms hS
dtat with The Of ateS Rented S3b
a L2r If G oiNo, with lhe improvement tson,
e >9re bonded by Victory Snrsai Spain aud Enghein
No 81 aud measuring 2b feet front on Victory
siTeo depth Of 1hs improvements consist Of
with eetofy building in the used rs hak with
oe dtants etc. Leased till Octber 62 at S35
3 a Tor of GROUND with he improvements thereon.
set inches Fnghen street. Is eet ie inches IN
tbs dep side of I2 feet inches lines and
LIZ feet SIN hes nss ha other side line The Improve
fae house, slate roof, containing
fnnT f6onis, cstein onthsuses, &c 959tsF
c+kh the bIance at one AID two years,
bsarng s property with interest at the
ste pf per cent. from d ate mt final paym mt.
Te 70 hs kept insured and the policy trans
f.rred he vendor
Act NJ. Hahn. Notary Public, the expense
af the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-11

FOREIGN ARRrvALs.-We are credbly informed
that q steamer from foreign port arrived at d
several times, but succeeded in running the block
ade unipjured. s5s 5-fs
Well know that a sailing vessel also ran the
rived in the city. [Charlotte, N. q, Bulletin, 9th.
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From me .sisn,p bss 4 Aapssl.l

4 Pxrs1oTIo Among the many hbitions of pat
riotism manifested by onr fellow citizens during
,hs progress Of this war, 20 portion of our peo..
pie have been more prominent than the farming
community Of sour State and count We heard
Yesterday that Nj. Samuel Moore, Of shenaaaoah
county, has recently given for the ppport of the
families of the militia in shena ndoah and Page
two thousand bushels of wheat md nearly one
thousand bushels. corn. Such instances sof libes
ralty and devotion TO the cause ID which are en-
saged deserves to be- recorded, Rich. Enquirer.
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! - " - "a
CALCULATED TO Stir UP CoNGREss.- Mr.. White
thinks Congress needs stirring up on the subject
back pay to mail contractors. His letter to us IS
couched In language at once SO unique and felici-
tous that, while ne renounce all claim to any por-
ton Of the back pay he may eyer recover, We
thought il well to give our readers tand Gongress)
the beneftof the perusal of literal copy. Thisis
the letter If II don't stir up Congress that body
must be stony, indeed -:
= dear sur i want you to stur up congress To-
make and appropriation to pay MALE contractors
their Back pay dew from the slinkon government
for the months previous to the suthen confeder-i
ate government taken holt Of the postal survia this
aught to Be paid out Of oDfscated prodity and
feets the high prices low Bids will ruin contrac-
tors emmy how III they were to get all fher pay my
Back pay tor the iast months euryis for the late
united states Is near hundred dollars If you viii
7stur mp congress and get and appropriation mail
to pay us will send you part Of mine as pres
ant for your truble eman yours. respect.
- y T.. sWHITE,,s q
Richmond Examiner.
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4afal aalelllqenee.

s FoRoBLE sEHuRE.-The Board Of Provost Mar
shals have ordered the Immediate seizure of -four
and wheat in the hands of dealers who refuse to
sell them. They will then be offered to bakers at
tariff prices. This course is unavoidable to carry
out martial law, when holders of provisions are
determined to thwartits operation.
E A WOULD Be IsoEsprARY.-Night before last
somebody attempted to set fire to o building on
Laurant street, near st. Andrew, occupied by o
free colored woman. a colored man, who was
seen issuing from the premises at about 10 o'clock
P. NJ, was seen, to throw away bundle contain.
ing combustible matter, andhe was suspected as.
the guilty party. He has not yet been caughts.
however, SO far as we have heard. -
~ LIEUT. EDwARp WARBuRY, of the 20th Regiment
Louisiana Volunteers, leaves for Corinth to.mor.
row, Saturday morning, by the Jackson Railroad,
and will take all letters or small packages left be
fore this afternoon at Chas. Rock q Co.., No. 20
Carondelet street. s7-ssS55 - 500 NJ g. y
: DANGEROUS WOUND. - An unknown man was
yesterday morning at half.past z O'clock found
Lying on the bank of the river, with a portion of
|. his body in the water. On examination he was
found to have q dangerous wound in the abdomen,
from which blood was still flowing. Being dan
gerously wounded, he was sent to the hospital.
F1RE.-A double two.story frame tenement on
Triton Walk, between Apollo and Baechus streets,
and belonging to Mr.. Clark caught fire at about ~
o o'clock P. NJ. yesterday. The fire was produced
by defect in The iue of the kitchen chimney, al
lowing it to communicate to the roof. Very little
damage was sustained, however, before the flames
were extnguished. Mr. Clark lived in one side of
the house and H. NJ. Robinson, Esq, in the other.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-11

ENcouRAG1NG.- derivea special comfort from
our dispatch setting forth the moral condition Of the
grand army Of Yankees on the Potomac. They are
beginning to coectthe wages of their sin, and the
South has only TO present bold front and hold ont
for sixty days in order to accomplish the utter
overthrow Of the Invaders, even though blow
should not be struck. nation cutting the throats
and blowing out the brains of their neighbours in
order to secure their trade can never obtain the
sanction Of the Most High to their efforts. An
army fighting under the deiusion, or for bread, ,can
never face 10 the field the columns of freemen con.
tending for the right of sefgovernment, their do,
mesrfc altars and their all. Il is an unequal con
test, even though the odds of numbers and equip,
ments shall be against us.
From present appearances, we infer tnat the
The Yankees under Nc Clellan is likely TO be dsap.
pointed, if, indeed, he will be able to bring his
men to the scratch at all. [SaYannah Repub. tn.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-11

& REPORTED ARRIVAL OF ARAs.--We learn that the
Government has intelligence of the arrival OF
thirty Thousand stand Of arms at Confederate.
port. These constantly recurring reports Of ar
mnnicated In dispatches to the eGovernment,a are
for peculiar reasons, very reliable, and the
instance referred to-, there is no doubt consider.
able exaggeration. lRichmond Examiner, 5th.
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i The Louisville journal says 81 II:
II would be no wonder If the spirit Of rebellion
were to burn Hercely IN our city, considering how
many petticoats IT 10 fanned with, 81
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TIE SAFETY CoMMlTrEE meets today at III
o'clock A. NJ. to take part in the funeral cere
monies. ..s
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+ CAUaHr AT LAST. The notorious David Fry, of
this county the Lincoln marauder and chief bridge
burner, has at last been caught and is safely con.
fined in q private cell in the Knoxville jail. He;
and nineteen others were taken on Monday Of last
week in Lee county, Va, some twenty miles from
Cumberland Gap. They were trying TO make
their escape to the Lincoln army in Kentucky.
they were escorted to Knoxville, where they are
safely lodged in Jail to await their trial.
The names, as given by themselves, 8 Of those
who accompanied Fry areJ. =, Bales. David Cog,
Elder, Samuel M Gee, n. J. Campbell, M D. Tay-
lor, VIM. Coins, M, 5, B.. Gahagan, g Jones' Thos.
Woolsey, D. q. Kelley, w B. Triplet, Wm. Keller,
"a. w. Keller, and Joseph Jones. In eapturing
these marauders i've Of their band were killed,
two or three supposed to be fataaly wounded, and
twenty made their escspe ames NOT known Of
the killed. s3s ss
IS Fry issa man Of very Ordinary intellect, and
always has been ked upon as . wort bless lew
down felipw. How is 1T that hs could lead of and
do SO much mischief, and escape so long has been
"a myBtsry 10 every honest nan. He j. consiaerea
grey, but Ne had coiorsd his sWhiskers and bar!
black and wore an old aonohed hat ora wn9ssr. 2,
- s seeh se tFenn) Banner, %.
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5selsearoaso osssro ;Tt,e s9w; ORLEANS eaescEsr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-11

TIE QUEEN SISTERS had another full house and
delighted audience last night, at the Academy of
Music. These young girls display wonderful
versatility Of talent. Nor should We omit honora-
bic mention Of the gentlemen Of the company,
who sustain their parts with spirit and ability,
Miss Laura again electrified the house last night
though not in the bill, was eagerly expected by
the audience. Onr tow nsman, Mr.. Randall, ought
to feel proud that his beautiful song has such en-
tire justice done it by this sweet and accomplished
vocalist. The bill for tonight offers great at
fractions, and there will be, without doubt another
crowded house. ,lf 5555s,s=
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-11

REMOVAL. OF SECRETARY WELLEs. Great dissat-
isfaction had sprung up in the North with Secre-
tary Welles, OF the Navy Department, owing to
the disaster Of the late naval alengagement in Hamp-
ton Roads, and a movement had been originated
for his removal from office. The following petition
has been placed in the Merchants Exchange, in
Boston, and meets with great favor among promi.
Snent merchants and ship.owners. 1t embodies the
twidespread discontent Of the North with secre.
Stary Welles: NJ g 3 ~ .,s
To the President of the United ates tftiI
1 The undersigned citzens Of Boston and its vici-
nifty, respectfully request that the present Secre
4tary Of the Navy, Honorable Gideon Welles, bt
removed from Office, and that his place may bt
supplied by come man qualified by executive ca.
paclty and by competent knowledge of naval an1
civil affairs, to exercise the proper forecast, yg
lance and energy in preventing such disasters ~
may be directly traced to the lack of those quail
the present ineamnen1 ana u those snnor
responsible. ~
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WY should potatoes grow better than other
svegetabless Because they have eyes to see wnas
they are doing ss.a y % "a
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MILITARY See notices.

FAMILY surPIrEs PER JACKSON RAILRoAD.-see
advertisement. 5s5,.9 ,.,4:s
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Tsrrable ssstss el: EIsaSsg z,sfte
Shipper tIsis ess,ss,ss sssssS
"a ~ &. g'!;:; p 4! \ 4

ss Al Az Aag ne Mtsa8 Il, s1s ~
are enteftGiHed that Va shSiI drifE
as thasship h moi oyer 1iI 81
being disliactig andible trilla
aaS 1ssess ~ III sips ~ sa
:aslooity I'd shel
sshor ~ tIsn
sabdut sigh III miles 4
ocean. ~ feaffnl 3 yssset RI
sHeE ara ,under
.afss delugs shs bsEth5 desk aaa dsck
which are many full I0f r sRl
pensary ID carried Away, The med w!
Inc men son ths sck Iist s
ssssy sRs lsssssss slss ses Sss ~
to ilss dis ID giins IL 81
TINT .imbsr s ID hsr fae s EVER
uailiDg, every Snnl file ssaaj
E In the midst oEa \ this intense
word b Whiapersd round that the slek tns m
Struggling in water for life. Zone ean axys,
is as much As man can st1IA
of the shpNlilg temR ha6d s1s
sagss ars liyes thns ts.
storm, vas lii his n0t !; ne ofse1
athrownaont into The n
the bow port: and there 4 a IN
was washed Away & iron
Escrswed into I'M asckAs
an,is Az estfoysa Messas lsS III n
/ were consign 10 tie deep I'D next fdaYs
/ out the night the gale increased and blex 81 ND
violence beyond dsscTip ptinns ~ II fosss
higher and ,aighsr % ia ssss
OF to- return IN conceft
/ waves to mock M our frig
81 As n. !, the hear VI
quarter boats afe washed ava &e
gig. The sails are all blown &W8Y, our
chors are lost also The and now
men with huge axes, ars sor 3hs
and hazardous task ana rnah Dn dstk cpE4 4NsHy8
the huge masts. Ii ID hes
not feasib ibesand IRE idea is
|@ss Bat alas! eur onpi not 3
on Wednesday MOI the 26t
tilters was antt fsaEs
tained that No should ss
sockets. Freed tfupis the
@iaahas about from III And hhs
go.tsn ont of .lis
Immed ateiy the men rush tasiE Rsst:
hamn Knocks, to place them III
prevent water from dslagin taa
gave way -syery aoui flied
that up 10 this moment had BEEN
which fear had not ahuHn tsset 6ad
with awe and tarTor hs NOR 6sds
horrors of their position. sbltteHs swets
through some SHOES or 4tdekIgss vithe1s
caps; they having been blown aways ctayf
|soaked more like naniaUs, fQs the moment endnNe
ed with reason fo fea alizsa their sa
the crew of the Yarinonts hitting fast i0n
shoals lay the hugs ship, rolling Ike
Eleyiathan, M ith0ut sail, Yiront rndder sn3
water, and The " frost
seneti and sick at heart Ri
+ Ia this position No ronai ainsd until Yknsadsy t9ss
27tr Of February when N yesael dssaried
'npon our hosting u ignAf ofl
upon ns.
|Ss We are now waiting TOR assistance Ne'
require Is COED, large po
and not a gnnboat lley aFe usa f1l only tQstA
Off the crew !; but as the snip
ssp says our First EieutanAnts Aband9n har
we will not Bvs up the aIip. Boston gONrn
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The Yankse soadfsrs are Wrsak ring their yetlss
geanoa upon the AIexandF dFians, fof thsit
the south, by radnally burning dow thes Roble
old city Every lew days we get ~ senlonnoes
mept of large fss'' there. The lAsk 9nssl
occurred on the sult., asteet
ing In the total destrue sof four arge 6liS
buildings, and insolsiug loss of about sas
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II PREsENTATIoN At the s Yarieties z on EAnrAsss
day night, On tiie occasion of Miss Wrehs hAness
ft, sthe concllsion of ptay nf -. Pl1arsoM S
she was called Shefore the ben ssseuS
Ftarence, ot New Orieans, the stAgef
and. in ia ~ brief rerna her wlth a
beautiful gold watch ana Nun mnarF of
friends, AS q token Ell their estAe aud appreciss
stiou, Miss Wren accepted bea 6tisuI sotroenir
sin d few neat aud 4 appfap priata sfemafk kss fds,
watch and chain are shantsotnsty wrought. aud
| attached To the end az the hahn are numoef pts
| exquisite y finished little goids harms: S.
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I when Tie news of the sMsrrimac's .dslnsss
reached New York, ropostions wegs sesioasts
iof several days to sink pbstfaetisai
sinsthe shape Of q stens Dee. . ( =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-11

Soln1EI h Eira ~ XVED III VI s9nAs
of the wound d.
commala shas plsFes1s
" NJ
E,.s.,s n Yhs baii
stfronrh BIS hssft and PROV cd fatal. was
ts,,a III 4 sgidier engage 1he fght af ts
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slsst The GUuAp OF ssr-T ~ OatQn Font
does not like the 10 VI of AZ
sof AbrAha hing ton. ~ sa
Waahjng ton is we'll sas q ills
tuned jokes and frivolitS diapiotis nitam
to ape monarciia iFessils ha In0nrns
ted the disgnsto sensible people hont
country, and hroug BIT gust Ebntelnpt ON thQsas
sf,igi, station. There Is set Of
iouables Jeremy Diddlets oil ont Tho saa
Whine House, who Halter the khsss Il
and take adpanlage of fiehce the
high society to inspire desi5 f9r
which Is as inopp time 1hsss,
parasites, To- pron0t
role a0f Grand ChaInh
al tie seat.of goyeFn1gs
.nff,i1Hs 0riaV
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4 6aTEENWTON,y yslA4 A4lNa.EssGgsss $50 BOUNTY
a Nv antcd thirty forty blesboied ttIs KIR
sesenst ReiitSsg' 4 vaianters
l now stntipnsd Minas4s5 jas eEion. Recruiting
oic az dragisr seet, Shsss ti money VIII b.
paids IL AZ aSl IN
: foal ~ lDet. :
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; AZ sFIF EYs 33LaA1ka tssSsJas X 8 MA sgE,
for llis Al
e. g hssi,a9b s ioStsiaaa ysiu
Apply Ny theoHlsc of n q
ssY is$5 M ifi AMI A. gt5gt
q apf lnts E lptat N CnIltssy ri sy
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VOLUME x n
,AUCTIONT sALFs.

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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-28

disease cold settles ii the body aIti cl'-
trrucs lis functions These, II h9i iesieNeh,
tiienaselte, aid the surrounding organs pro-
dirit.r general act.ray.,iiJn. suffering aI disease.
Wife in tin. cps.tian oppressed ly the leiIieeirnts,
tte Az ers Pills. ami Sc 'E III cliy 'ey fStoe ths
ratitfai aeii.,, If the system AMI with the tuasant
feeling health again. What l. true tni so apparent Ia
tls trivial and coate complaint i also tine IN many
-s-fnefs
pnrxav.. exe- fhen Caused Ivy similar uiiStrc
sims AL arrangements OF the mai iiii iGnctos Il tEe
b4fs rapidly, ard al ti-n surely, cured
y The None vino know il,s virtues u these
Pills. vii Dfeiect To employ theia when suffering from
the disorders they
S,:aicst-,ts from leading rhysiehls in some Of tie
pr cities, aud from oer we'll known lublie per
Fs8i Fartca't1itg ie|a5t + 81. L0i:is, l'b l. 1886
Dr.. irEa Your Pills tie paragon Of all that IL
great In medicine. They have cur- Little daughter
ofrleefus upon her Ia is AMI r that had proved
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oasly afflicted with lptehss aml pimpss az her ssa all
III her hair. After cli cured, She also tried
your Pills, aId they have cured her.
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AY e r.
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Are you sick. feeble, and
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timely use OF tie right REM
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They stimulate the iuncti AS
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pAErurSr OF 1nE I,,rERraE,

Err have na-'l }aar Kills IN general aad hospital
practice SINCE made them and
say they the best citI poy. Their regti-
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u that Indeed, have seldom found
tetts acse obstinate that did 10
them. iIatcrna!iy yours, Ai0&ZO BALL, Nj. ID,
Physician al tie Marine li0sDisi.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-28

f'oat B'. Eheat'al. B-H of Aetv larL Gin
Not only yair pills alaifalv adapted to their rur
pass aierriIt Int lind their beneficial effects upon
tbs Liver very marked indeed They have in my lrac
tce proved e.Fccual lor the 5.alss
plants Than rclsiyls mention. sincerely
reiof., that have length lt3ativc which Wur-
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ST r A Y ED

STRAY ED.
IRON the subscriber living IN the town Of waldvics
! on about the 2oth Of September, Dark Bay
Mare Colt. two years old and past black name. tai
and legs, with a small white SPOT in the forehead and
sway backed She is quite large for the age. Ay Per
son who viii give Information where abe Inay be found
or leave the same at the Tribune ozSce shah be 70
warded. PATRICK COFFIY
December 21st 1851 tfwA
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l1.A RNi ENR : ALE

/ \ Il VI FOR SALE
E"As l splendid farm Of - acres Of first
zTJsssy quality land. Eighty acres are und r.
raxS HE very recent cultivation. and the re
f-.x&<-es, N aiming acres Is good timber. on
the let : a frst-rate tavern
house, with good barn. &c. attached Ii is situated
the principal road leadjE FROM Madison ana raire
i0 che about midway between Hjgliand Linden tim
Wingrie. and : natural watering place. The tim
her isEoed and convenient
II purchase must he made by The first of April
Term enc half Cash the balance SUR the nun haser
Apsc MARTIN NASH Proprietor
January. 2Tth. fSS Stf
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To THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES

| the month of December 1855 the undersigned for
the first time offered for sale to the nuhl;1 nv
bovEE DoDs IMPERIAL WINE BirrERs and in This sbort
period they have given such universal satsfactio "a
many OF persons who have tried them that il
Is now an established article The amount Of bodily ana
mortal misery arising simply from neglect Of small
rs surprising and is Of the utmost
importance that strict the least and most
fin2 bodily ai.ent should be for diseases of the
ioaN must invariably affect the mind The snhscr, ers
nov only ask a trial IF DIR. J. BOyEE DoDS INpE RI
Al Vine BlTTERs from all who have not used m, m
"e challenge the oild to produce their equal
inese Bitfers for the of Weak Stomachs C.na
raj pebty and for Purifying Enr;chinp the Blood
are absolutely unsurpassed by any o,her remedy on
10 De assured of this, il is only necessary 70
make the trial The wine itself is 81 a very snneri,r
quay being about onethird strong than 9th yir 60
warming ana nvigorating the whole system from tho
n al 10 me feef As these Bitters tonic and aera
I'VE IN n ir Character they strengthen and
Int wfoie system and 81 fine healthy action
10 All aus parts by eGualizng tn circulation removing
ohs'fsctions, and producing a general warmth They
arr ais excellent for dis and weakness nefnar n
en1fe-. wher4 a Turic is REQUIRED >f~rs.fE n ~
ORR ne nsf m Nc lady. VIII is subject TO
ana ialntness should be without them as they are - i
flying IN their action.
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and IN this respect doubly valuable To the
wlo may them For
Ftf1ptEN CGNSU,yp-, on.
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