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n0CTOR REACHS PRESENTATIONS.
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Cho0a Cholera obu diseases OF and
has nsed BY numbers Of prons With the
oa sad physicians themselves have pronounced one Of the mo
Eaihs remedies knoNn positively euresthe disn for whth
.sreeoumsnded ~ Sold by Atks principal the Unit
ted States.
Ee- Beachs Breast Linameat.-An excellent remedy oi
disease OF the Lungs Breast such Pain in the Breast Splitting
Of Blood Might Sweas Cou Oppression Breathing difficulty
Chest, Ths remedy, whera doubt produces
perAr benefit Deane Of the In than remedy tina.
used To TINT peposed to Lung Disease either
by the formation the chests hereditary entirely
this i.nainent sotiinE todTectona.
Beaeh'a Ferrugnou Tonie.A CERTAIN remedy Chs
and chagres known to fall
Of the disease.
Beaeh's Rheumatic Com poundevsr fails give relief
In laaH than twenty -four hours
Beacbs stcnachye BittersThis is an excellent article
that has been long sought for via Of h
and Fever and all Aatuna Feye To persons living having
bnEness short period msrahy districts the Bers
invaluable for using them will never troubled with chs
and the time they tie secreon the
stomach, improve dgesln the appetite
iannre and gives health and vigor 10 the system
@ the above reneies publish certificates Of exraor
nary performed by We will say this much they
thai they to be- They aos that have
for with the most satisfactory results The great
demand for these remedies alone has induced them
be reached all Prepared and sold by
E. D. BEACH, NJ. D., Chemist and Apotheesry,
tW of Ckartres and Cnsomhoufe n. O.
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xEY F. FRYER, INDIAN Doctor, cures

Wv CONSUMPTION Of the LIVER and lungs Dpeps Ch0Ie
and Fever cured from "a to as hours
Gonohoa and nveterate uleer
Throat Coughs Colds obstinate Cancers ftnlss q All KINDS
h s;ds md bres cold nd AID feet together all
nter married single ladies' and children Ny
long among experience aud prseee
since capable curing diseases that have been con
sidcred hopeless by celebrated doctors. ,r, .
Resdencs oGce, No. So kRENCHbiAN STREET rnrd
ris1Er. sss-r0,isans
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YON'S KATHAIRON-For the Growth and
a 4 EsisEILIsHaIENT OF THE HAIR, TO PREVENT IT'S
FALLING OFF, AND TURNING GRAY-Awarded the HIGHEST
PREMIUMS ~ he States Of NewYoI Marylaad and Michigan
effect Of Disease Climate apd Old Age PRESERVING AND RE
STORING THE HUMAN HAIR, after badness Of twenty
ceanses the Scalp from Seuf aud Daudru will the N
Headache Sd Head EyAs. Diseases the Skin and is
the most desirable
TOILET ARTICLE
FOR Ladies' eenemen's IN THE WORLD Its perfume equals
Lubn Choicest and from all offensive oil eor
properties gives Hair that Clean bright lively appear
ane secure " NJ other preparation.
The Of the KATHAIRoN adopted by the first
and America and has sale unprecedented
the History the Maleris Sedca But words upernonsA
TRIAL ONLY CAN ATTEST ITS REAL VIRTUE AS MILLIONS
CERTIFY throughout North South America
the Ocean, 10 large bottles, for
t1r Sold by JARVIS WOODMAS,
mills Of Magazine and Common
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T his old friends and patrons for
He eminently successful both city and office ract 81 re
regular attendant at the Charity Hospital Tor he
q receiving medical Information He assures che he
rheumatism thehe yes
mouth hrca heart liver, kidneys together with he IA
called Nenerea All prescriptions filled At The Inc
medicine. N Block Indicated
pAr article be bad only at his Office a.
fs bottle. Medical sulphur baths ~
patients GRATIS when necessary but The Public vii, be hsTs io
long the medical profession with unparalleled neees
Diseased slavs purchased curod Once 81 Circus street between
Psrddo from the Circus Street Hospital Office
hours from A. N, TO y. N. jan5 ~
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II Is A FACT, established beyond che shadow

UT Is A FACT, established beyond che shadow
doubt, OF at
pycu than ouhs Of she diseaes with which children
afflicted caused by Worms thousands children
ally those Diseases when the either known
uted Vadon The preparations which have been
all more or less iuosctua; the end howe bas Length en
ansd and remedy found which has failed Worms
wherever hey have existed This assertion supported by the tes
the most eneni ani respectable individuals the
country. The remedyis
WINER'S CANADIAN VERMIFUGE,
WARRANTED PURELY VEGETABLE
II sd in its operation and easily thnu other
the bowels tolowa the pa
and aed with occasional aashea tho eyes heavy dun
the patient 10 pick his the sleep disturbed,
awakening great fright ard liable starting grindng
Others feeble and in some Instances il Is dspravrd.
To the following certificates might be added but
lie establish
MADAM vERalIF UGE is SUPERIOR REMEDY FOR WORMS
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
We the unegnel having frequently administered medicine
pared BY Mr. John Mner OF this town. desnaied WiNERS Ca
hieny recommend safe and efficient remedy the expulsion
Iesaista Oh the R. c. Of Surgeons ia sadl et,
Member Of the r. c. Of Surgeons IN London, ee
FROM THE REV. J. FLANAGAN, OF BANBRooK, c. W.
WNGRS have made the trial Of yonr Canadian Vefmifee
which has knowledge,
ae administering Of yoary and one here prefer
July i6 las. JOHN FLANAGAN.
to Physicians generally wIsER's CANADIAN VERA
fuGE This medicine simple vegetable preparation
be administered With perfect safety Tesp as
VII always destroy Worms ahd restore the patient to health
Over thousand certificates have been pgrs
merchants and physicians bearing testimony 20 the efficacy
Prepared only by JOHN WlNER boa
alo Drug Hamilton, Canada West.
ts Sold WHOLESALE and retail at manufactured
j. WRIGHT d CO.. New Orleans,
NhAfires 10
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nLIns
utiesnsr'ssu Sugar coated furgsiSe
paTr's Lita,
Modistt's Liis,
WrigLt'a Indian Vegstabiv,
Brandrrth's Vegetable Univs'eals
Norfison's Hygelnn,
Lees New London,
Coopef's,
hndogs0n's,
Wiptar's Gentle fuIghtiva,
Hiboard's Anti-btlious Family,
swsyne's Sana.lve,
Hsfriek's Sugar coated,
Sappinzton's Fever ard AtKns,
Coyel's Rheumatic,
Graetlenberg,
Spenaer's Vegetable,
Wiuet's ChnInomils.
Allebasis' Health,
kllebsaia' Agpe,
Evana' C haInomlls,
Vandtt's Anti-biliouf,
Ingoldby's Pile,
Jayne's Ague,
Halsey's Gold. -
COUGH REMEDlES.
ShermRn's Balsam,
Buehan's Hungarian,
DR.. Davis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
winer's Eleeampane.
Wis.ar's BalHam,
rhompson's Tar and Nap.hs,
Jayne's EIpeetorant
Duncan's EIpectorAnt,
Bartholomew Expectofanb
Bailey's Syrup villa Cherry,
swAyne's Syfup Wild Cherry,
Schneck's Pulmonie Syrup,
New England Pllmouic Syrup,
Tayloris Balsam Liverwori.
BITTERS.
hofa,'a PhosniI,
Hibbard's Wild Cherry,
Woci's Wild Cherry,
Rlake's Aromatic,
Herrick's.
PANACEAS.
SWANS,
Houek's,
Cnlleu's Indian vegetabl,
OINTMENT AND sALYES.
Daliey's Magiesl Pain Extractor,
Hawley's Vegetable,
Otto Of Rose Lip,
Allsbasisis 81 .ksc
Tousey's Master Of Pain,
Conklin,
Buffers letter,
McAlister'l Veyetzhl'
Danforth's Vegetable,
Harriaon's Specific.
TONES.
Rowand's Improved MiIturs,
Southern Mixture,
NorrIs's Mixture,
Jayue'H Hair,
FoI's Cyprian Hair,
East India,
Van Reede, .
WypkooP q,
Bailsy's.
~ All srticleB in the Mtdioln,
i Iii - .Hsv,s.ftaa ~, .aea II . fauara
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u NICKERB0CKER PATENT COOKING
IN RANCES-FIRsT PREMIUM.

PRICE & COULON, Plumbers, 10Y Poydras
street. Orleans respectfully uom friends
general they The above business all ia branches
suprly NOT COLD PLUNGE SHOWER BATHS,
AMkEicAN, ENGLIsl ED ERsNGH WATER CLOSETS, wash
RANGES, GARDEN HOSE HYoRA RAMS FORCE, LIT au
BEER PUMPS fitted M the yej LEAD PIPES
deserption SHEET LEAD and HLOCK TIN aways IN
SHIP and STEAMBOAT WORK neatly pg.up and repaired
the ahortestne'""- lan0 ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-02
CHoICE WINES AND LIoUoRs-BRAs

CHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS.
~ DlEs-Sszaac Of the Of 1855 1885, 1906 Co.
and qualities.
WNEsod Re,erys Pahenho South Side and East India Ma
dea; Dnn Gordon Harmony Sherry; Old Port Still
and Sparkling Hook Creme de Bouy Feur sery sdek and
many other brands Of Champagne WA Wine Caet in casks and
cases, Of all qualities.
Holland Gin Jamaica S. Ram Scotch lrh Old Roanoke
and Old Rye Whisky Brandy Fruits und Fruits IN Jniee Cordas Of
description BOXERS Berlin and Gouleys Bter
in WINES LIQUORS. which viii be sold reason,
able terms g be found, for cash or city
400 casks PORTER end ALE in pints and quarts.
me- SEWELL T. TAYLOR, Is Royal street.
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DELL CHENEY SPRINGs-The undersigned

I'D ELL CHENEY SPRINGS-The undersigned
respectfully informs the public that they have purchased this
watering and have IN the course Of many improve
nsnls for The accommodation Vis The Springs
the Pine Wood parish Of St Landry Thirty miles
OF opeoul about the Distance sOuh Alexandria
miles North Bayou Chicot The possesses
qualities and has proved acous which
beyond the reach ordinary remedies The Bath supplied
The spring Water aad much appreciated by nyads Deer aud
Wild Cat sIoing sport the aud the
Lake. miles length with depth twenty situated three
miles and half from the Springs a1ounds Trout ah
pack Of Hounds for hunting and Boats fhing will
to the visitors The best Wines and Liquors Orleans
can AFFORD viii s kept constantly hand
be procured at opeouas and Washington transport
Passengers TO the Springs Good Music will Balls
given twice per week gratis Hunting Horses Vehicles
silss 70 me Lake VIII b. kept for hire Gentlemen hunting
shoad bring their Guns Fishing Tackle purchased al The
Springs Visitors received rom LIST May November
TERMS OF
Children and Servants half price
Horses, rs
APPS an DAIGLE 4 BEAUCHAMP,
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LACEY & CO., 81 st. Charles street,
tH BRANCH OF LACEY PHILLIPs's CELEBRATED HAR
SEss MANDATORY a-eag the hnesi ard mos
shrabe HARNESS SADDLES AND TRUNKS al reduced rrcsa
sSr REPAIfltNG sfRicrIy ATTENDED TO- fe27 iydW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-02

tzs- PHILADELPHIA SADDLE AND TRUNK WAREHOUSE,
STREET, door CANALS tree-s. ROBB
CO. Oats ssb r.iTban constantly receiving New Goods
Engd and prepared ofe DEALER the Liberal induce
n, aeir si1k - as4 shi @ n SH
ING AND PACKING TRUNKS, INDIA RUBBER SCOOPS, ssAD
DIZZY. COACH, HARNESS AND TRus hIs.
TRIMMINGS ete.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-02
A NATURAL REMEDY for Burns and scalds,

"a the Of which immediately relieves and retioTcs the
henOLD SORES ULCERS will Be
the daily application and adrnlraion of the PETROLEUM
WORMS-noses twenty drops administered IL
ycrS old upwards three times day
will Worms certain remedy against TAPE WORM ID
AsCARDs in persons which the doss must be tea
spooniul. tS-Sold by JARVIS q WoODMAN,
Common and Magazine Streets New Orleans,
WRIGHT Chsrtres street. who will supply
and IA at Is price uihis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-02

DLASTER AND MARBLE DUST-2OO bbls
- fAt' Of fAs 100 bbis Land Plaster 95 hhls Marble Dust for
-"| JOHN g. HARDIIL CO.,
IL. tbuncessor 70 J. fsyman ! Co,
"" aNssAss o. nd AAsny HaidiagA % u,
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nEAR SIR commenced the use Of your
KATHARoN accident, having little faith such things, but
my Hair consider Of much that aka
making the known for benefit have tes
bald for eight years
Yours, etc. J. CAMPBELI, Roehestsr, n. =.
f- Sold by JARVIS wooDMAS, Of Common and Mas
sinas S.sO rlehaa. NH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-02

STRAUBS CORN MILLS.-The subscribers
- always hand supply superior MILLS Of va
with without corneob Cusher The adyantaees of
these Mills will apparent person is
judge OF the article and will take the al the
Agens, KfDDER FABIAN, ~ Magazine street, ianls
"HITE LEAD-In %, so, 100 and 500 ID.
kegs from the Atlantic. Union Brooklyn Pscihe Ulster and
sAassrtss White Lead Companies for sale by ~
aps 4. DEI.AGRAvI I Co., " MAsaaas su ..
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to,,nvb,o, r,.o PHIIApELPHIA, September 10, str
and other ordsg1 M sonn0n remedies such
and ~ me IN few doses, ot bottle
eney cured me- My mother who
and has been regularly taking sauis and na,ssa,
medicine for few days a saws 6er cough not
Dad " as before she comne nced IL "
,xz- so,.A,, THOMAS MILLAR, d RncestresI.
sn5 sna ra.A BY the General for the 5oath
AHa "eA' j. WRIGHT co. Isl Chsrrea st. Nsworleans
Where all orders he s6sad.
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Nh BuLLIn regard sarsapsIs will that have
TIC affections Of long standing TneA
pss Lpa Pras sesoes sypbtc CseheIia and all diseases
where the indication Of
fluids the body
junction with local think would
OF Sarsapariain physician will admit
uponsarnnig the lbs composition,
Respectfully, ysuru, W. T. PRENTISs, 81. o.
Lswiaport, KY. December 4, 1857.
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kEhNAhD LUMDEh OOMfANl.-h. Z.
ID shfFoLD, s. HENRY, +. r. LATIMER, w D. COATES
BROWN a LAUGHTER, HORN a FELTON,, G. L. MYERS Co.
81 FOWLER. BEAN Co and d. COOS. Of Steam
ha the BILOXI Bay have the style
hrn Of The sERNAaD LUMBER COMPANY Atthsr Mills they
Sixteen Single Saws Circular h Saws
Wordsworth Planning added
single and three large will then able
10000 TO $4,000 feet % Lamoer day.
Railroad Companies Plank Road Wharf Buding Contraror
Shipper and all others wanting Pine Supplied
notice Their Agent New Orleans fully authorized eontra
supply Individual
With good 81 The city demand one IA
Snioa WAAs SsTAfLDkt Agent.
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Let all those who Rhel.
nAt read the following heu
they will thininfaliible remedy:
hR JoHs BuLLsar r FOr the last three years
eted with Rheumaism o. the character ssn
the greatest pain tried remedy coai for The
disease, bat found relief un;
preparation Of ssarla whr has aaey RbsuuRtara
greatly
been 10
doubI the psrmansnt ne
best med cine for Rhesls slfn. ISiAH BRIDGES,
nioueo XIV Mayl1
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-05-24

FrREASxIHILAToR.-- simple fire annihi-
lator. for domestic use, is described in the
Troy Budget by an insurance agent Of that
city. Hear, and save your houses
Why win not people avail themselves of
modern discoveries to save their property
from fire Z A package of two or three pounds
of sulphur, disposed Of in such manner as
to be amongst, the first things TO burn or at
hand to be thrown into the fire soon after its
commencement, before air rushes into the
building, will arrest the fire as surely as wa
ter: and is better than water when yarnish or
resinous gums are burning.
Oxygen and sulphur have 50 strong an af-
fnity. that in the combustian Of sulphur the
oxygen Of the atmosphere is converted into
suiphuric acid gas, at which point the fire is
arrested.
Itested this principle and thereby saged my
property some years since, an account of which
| gave through your columns at the time. 1t
Is impossible TO conceive how muen human
suffering might have been ayerted, had that
suggestion been attended to by ship and boat
owners. never read the accounts Of the ter
ribIe loss Of humanlife on board our ships and
steamers, without thinking that they might
have been saved, BY package Of birthstone
in the fife-room.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-05-24

ILLINOIS AND THE FREE NEoRoEs.--The II
linois Legislature, at its recent session, passed
law, which is designed most effectually to
lock the door against the further emigration
Of persons Of color 10 that State II is much
more stringent than the law Of Indiana ob
that subject, and provides in all cases when
the law is violated, that Negroes violating it
shall be sold as vagrants. This law has raised
fresh howl from the abolition press. Hi
nois and her Legislature Is compelled to sub.
nit TO all kinds Of names. These enthusiastic
lovers Of "buman freedom" forget that the
bill was pas ed in pursuance Of an express pro-
vision in the Constitution Of Illinois which
was adopted by large majority Of the pco-
ple's votes That they have the right to pass
such law, is unquestioned. II the people lie.
lieye that the mingling Of the races, aud the
settlement Of such population in their milst
would be detrimental 70 their best interests, ii
is their duty 10 pass such law. Referring to
the necessity Of such enactments, the Boston
Courier says;
"Do the abolitionists and freesoilers like
such law as this or will they cry out against
III In either case they are in dilemma from
which they cannot escape The Law Is their
own--the natural and unavoidable result of
the doctrines they have been preaching. The
alms-bouses Of Illinois have for long time
been crowded with blacks-who, under the
encouragement Of abolitionists, have runaway
from tIheir masters in the neighboring slave
State. Having got their liberty without any
preparations or means Cor supporting them
selves, they become, 10 a man, vagabonds and
paupers; ior your genuine abolitonist, II he
can only do what he Is pleased to call break
ing the fetieD Of the slave Cares nothing
at al! foF the beggary, starvation and crime
which are sure TO follow. Let the whole Ar
rican race perish : he cries. rather than give
10 an :Sta of our principle'-which principle
consists in shutting the eyes 10 the PrscIieal
effects ofeyey thing.
| .Now,. the people Of Illinois are not slave
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-05-24

CREosorING TNBER-E Everybody has had
the tooth-aehe, consequently, everybody knows
what ereosote is. Very Few people are, how.
ever, aware that the clear, watery.ooking spirit
with which they vainly scorched and bis
tered their gums, is though in different
form, a cure for all the ills which wood is heir
to. The so-called "ereosote," employed in
the process of embalming wood, is one Of the
products obtained by distiIlation from com
mon cold tar It's thick dark brown oil
rather heavier than water, with which Of
course, il will not mix II is not quite the
sort Of stuff which one would like TO put into
ones mouth, even in the delnsiye hopes ofe
ing pain. Tho spirit which the chemist sells
by the same name, is distilled, with much
more care and elaboration. from different
material. There is an extensive establishment
for creosoting timber, (which is done by ma.
chnery, and by putting il in exhausted re-
eeivels) in the vicinity of London. The &C.
tion of creosote upon wood is 10 completely
fill up the pores, and to coat the flores so that
1t almost loses tbs character Of wood and ac-
quires the consistency Of pith. 1t is, when
prepared, utterly incensible TO the action of
air or water; and so pre-eminently nasty 10
the taste, that even the most voraoious insects
will not touch it, one Of the most observable
points Of this process is that it bestows its
gift Of longevity mainly on the poorer and
most dlspised sorts Of wood, and comparative
ly refuses il TO the aristoerats oftmber. Pine
fir, and all soft porous woods obtain from il an
apparently endless grand of life; while oak
and beech, and all the harder trees, are Pre-.
vented, by their own superior grain, from m
equal participation in its benefits.
The oil cannot get into them in sufficient guam
tity to thoroughly ill the pores, The appli-
cation Of creosote to railway sleepeis, we pre-
sumo, will before long become universal
throughout the world. And il it continues to
faithfully discharge its duties and to watch
with the unfailing care il has hitherto ayhibi-
ted over the wooden interests committed TO
its charge, shielding them from all enemies,
however powerful or cunning, we may expect
that, in the course Of time, forests win begin
TO grow all over the world again, because
there will be no use for them when cut down
When that happens what will become Of the
timber merchants p Memphis Eagle,
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-05-24

Aas DEArH WARRAxT OF JESUS sCHRIsT.--Ofthe
many interesting relics and fragments Of anti
quity which have been brought to light by the
persevering researches Of modern philosophy,
"a none could have more interested the believer
than the one which we publish below
"Chance,n says the Courier des Etats Unis,
hasput into our hands the most imposing and
interesting document to all Christians that
ever has been recorded in human annals that
is. the identical Death Warrant Of our Lord
Jesus Christ. The document was faithfully
Z transcribed by the editor, ard is hoc perba
Sentence rendered by Pontius Plate acting
Governor of Lower Galiee, stating that
Jesus Of Nazareth shall suffer death on the
cross,
an the year seventeen Of the Emperor lib
erous CRsar, and the 25th day Of March, the
city of the Holy Jerusalem Anna and Caiephus
being priests, sacrifcators of the people Of God
= Pontius Plate, Governor Of Lower Galilee,
sitting in the Presidential Chair Of the Prac-
tory, condemns Jesus Of Nazareth to die on
the cross between two tlieves-the great and
notorious evidence Of tie people saying
ao ss1. Jesus is seducer. :
- .sea2. lie is seditous.
8. He is an enemy Of the law.
n1a 4. He calls himself falsely the God.
s. He calls himself falsely the King Of
Iseral.
o. He entered into the Temple, followed
by a multitude bearing palmn
~ e branches in their hands.
= Orders the first Centurian Quilius Cornelius
-, TO lead him to the place Of execution.
rForbids any person whomsoeyer, either rich
Of poor to oppose the dea.h Of Jesus.
The persons who signed the condemnation
OF Jesus are i, Daniel Robani 4, Capet citizen.
sss Jesus shall. 60 out Of The city Of Jerusalem
= blythe. gates Of Struenus.s
The above sentence Is engraved on copper
plate on one side are written these words:
"A similar plate is sent to each tribe i
was found in an antique vase Of white marble
while excayating in the ancient city Of Aquills