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MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW ADvERTIsEMENT-Lss every body
no. l.
R-dDWAY'S RE.ADY RELIEF
H5 D 4 HFpT 1s F @
HI MOST 1 sIvfss Il
%s 81 ssss
orusnns
TO THE SICK AND pAIN:surrrRrNa or NEW
v-.. ~ ORLEANS.
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$sSssssa. s ssS
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poisonous acids Of the g'i pPpvrur,oY
heavy
IN BATHING, SIS.
a sss sSp r. s
body every morning
ALL 'f BOWEL MI firsF
nss
the most distressing discharges will speedily
remove the
PAIN STOPPED INSTANTLY
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF poepses almost hin.
sharp pain Of hi.
aaons departing PAIN u has thousands Of
door The Effects Of III READY RELIEF tbs
atey strengthen the SYSTEM supply
and vitality the toss which
pains.
PAINS RELfEvED IN FIVE MINUTES.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will and
Rheumatism instantly living ,y
who MONTHS confined
bones nnound from top TO toe whose Joints distorted with
the RAILWAYS READY RELIEF This 10 the truth ana
thousands in he city Of and hundreds
eay RAILWAYS READY RELIEF citizens q an,os, every
CHILL FEVER
CiYILLs sToFPED IN a FEW 6LNJTEs-PAIE RgLLEnED
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF in och,
audFever II breaks the Chillp
rates with and secretion
PAINS OF ALL KINDS.
Whenever oufe 81 apply RAILWAYS RELIEF
sure relieve yoain few mutes have pains the
iDis.nss the Liver Kidneys Bowels ointe Ys
slew minutes stop pain quickly remove cause
RAILWAY CO., Is2 Fulton ssrses Ns York.
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
JOHN WRIGHT CO.. ISL chnrtres street, Newossn.
way 4 Co. 'spricos.
MEpqA 70
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rOI,s cyPhau fab. Turiarsaa's Bal'Aa.
AA'' Van iau Reeds Iseia slas III Foswaers
Wyntoop $, HsrIcm Oh
~ All articles re Medicine as Sss anIssed Il shs
viii be supplied on equally favorable tsrms mv2lly
hR DAVIS'S SYRUP OF WILD CHEHRf<
40 ~ pnehs y NJ Rass ~ a2 w cstiS
codbs etc. rs sppsaa Nv notice sbs "a sSensy
:h e ss i
Be- ? j e
FROM Me-. JOHN D. MORGAN pruss.ss
tn. su, ws csy and Tai Il. r,sp ss
,sss who have IL instance
III sToes ssar ~
FROM THE wEsTEaN EMrIKE,
\, .s.rd. NJ mvb cIssrs az q ~ ~ 20.
b ~ e.. ~. (, s "a q q Dsv sp y
ss u.s 'e s s as y
Cold, sasss $50 - :, $3.50
IRON Ma EDWARD RoBBfrs psussis,.
, Boapssroys, \ .an = 80.
chsy Tar here and have sold All received Dr.
~ Dr. csos i. one j he .%s., Uss
Va. s r. e. sS.sp bsaaPas
y when ~ pablo . ~ishths
M Il uh To- tha as hays adhered rejecting
sea,as;i; s. s How.
~ ?, 2s,, nam w. ,o, x.r.ss.fsf Rxes,
s'xsis, Psssssisssisl e. ~.
Syrup ana has bsa
s 81 moe; g is
Tar aud sdi..sly semnsasss getting better and ne~
eod'9ai wsrmssi township, saei county Pa ii
g: III 's''''
A y. Ggna :;
week. d winter i!sassa VIII
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l. sTRAUB. Il. HAZLETT.
ISAAC STRAUB CO., MILL FACTORY
Corner Of Front and John Streets cinGiupssi, Ohio.


"a Magazine street, New Orleans
q The above Wood Cut of single geared Queen Of the
South " Corn Mill and Crusher.
Breaker Of strength and durability
weplsc this all Mills by which msans
Mill into Stock Feed MIL but minutes WORK
We msnufasture portable Mills single geared
Ivy Of French bur grind Wheat Corn and Stock Feeds calculated
horse These Mills have been by
and competition against the other make q Mills Of
city, at State Fairs and JAILED to on The
occasion awarded beautiful silver medal Our
Mills took frat prsmium the bt5 Mills at Annual
Fairs Mcdaniel Institute.
MILLS, steam power
This Mill exhibited operation by horse at the Ohio State
Fair 1885, it awarded and splendid silver
Also-Dferent portable HORSE POWERS AND STEAM
ENGINES. articles operation, simplicity,
ne and durability, ar surpassed by n n
All articles warranted representation cost
of transportation and the money refunded
description and testimonials Of meritanl mess
pleasure explain article ISAAC sTRAU AGO.
Barows Mill State Fair last Fall bosterous out his
Mill courageousy red into verbal agreement with
quantity be the both mills ut each trial.
FIRST TRIAL.
Straub to a eighteenth inch mill
Burrows q ST sRc SSsSf r rSfaiy men ~ii
straub to atwent t.9linch lui
Burrows d Co 70 run 3 twen.y.itsrl n q lli.
Sraub q twenty inch mill.
Burrows Co. 10 thirty inch mill.
When the pinch that boisterous popped
To the above now sPpenda challenge grind eobeed
win run my eghteen inch QUEEN OF THE SOUTH with cob
OHIO STATE FAIR s against tw MY -four
inch Burrows MIL Wm Stewards Ohio Kentucky
Mills both 10 be at and you apprehensive risky
Crusher auxiliary Should single article fail
quality and quantity to The combined productions Of the
mills pleased then can draw few hundred dollars
Come boys, cowary nothing like walking straight
iulo tie merits ola thing ISAAC sTRAUB
To ] III. Burrows q iauIg am
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Cholera Mcbus
OF with the
on aud physs have pronounced i que Of The most
which
srecommsnded CIV Sold BY all tbs principal Druggists the Uni
ted States.
ix Bench's Breast LinaIne e1essnt remedy fOi
disease OF the Lungs Breast such Pain 10 the Breast Splitting
Of Blood Night Cough Oppression difficulty
about the Chest This remedy whouta Doubt produces
benefit Disease the
used To that pedpoed 70 Lung Disease either
the formation Of the chests hereditary entirely
his Lnament aecordins to- directions.
Bcach'a Ferru ginous remedy Chls
and Chagres known fall and asoRrevent ren
Of the disease.
Beach. Rheumatic Oompouad-Nsvsr fails TO give relief
less than -four hours
Icachs stomaehiye ntters Is an sIesnt arisle
that has Chs
and Fever and all Aa.una Fsyers To persons living having
nyauabe them will be troubled with Ch
and the they correct the secons the
stomach dgesior the appetite dyspepsia and
sundce, and health and the general system.
tB For the remedies publish certificates Of
performed by them We will this much they al
that they represented be- They refaeds that have
practice for with the mo satisfactory results The
demand these remedies alone induced them
they be reached by all Prepared sold by
{. D. BEACH NJ. D.. Chemist and Apothecary,
nsF oil treas n o,
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OENNSYLVANIA RAIL -E-zHsss5Fsz1 r..
R0AD-NoTIcE TO EASTERN IRA tssss..ss..jE5tE A&4e
etkns-A Continuous Railroad from CtNCNN AT CLEVEIAN
WOOSTER, MASSiILoN. ALLIANCE, OHIO AND CHICAGO IL
LlNuSs IL PHlLADELPfIiA VIA PENNsYLYANIA EAIIR2AD
FkoM PITTSBURGH TO PHILADELPHIA.
Through rom Cincinnati Philnieip ha in IS hours
W Ihrouxh from Cleveland TO Philadelphia 10 70 hours
Through from Pittsburgh TO Philadelphia 10 hours
BEING THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE FROM THE
q AND STEAMBOAT -
Only NJ to Cincinnati; sla Louisville sis 10 ST. Louis
81 Boarding aud Lodging packets EXTRA Ptsbrph
% Cincinnati, ~ Louisville "a ST. Louis, %.
. FARE BY RAILROAD FROM PHILADELPHIA TO
P!ttsourgh so columbus s2 as
11assion 90 Toledo M
Cleveland 10 90 Cincinnati via Cresline is "a
naansneid and Cfealiuc II o0chcago, via NJ RR. Is rs
ToGhicsgc Waukeyan III K-oosha, Racine Milwaukee sheboy
g.n Wa via Detroit and Michigan Central Railroad sIs. 49,
Iiekets nom Cincinnati Philadelphia Baltimore by R4ro
ssn y purchased ~ Ticket agent Cincinnati
tom ne Captain. board And Cleveland
W sSssea a1a sSarsh Railroad and Ohio and Pennsylvania
Land Ohio. = $3.50 's' es'e-
or about the middle Of February the opened from
reduced 10 "a hours. p'
Of the Company will themselves
h for personal only fr sioo
IitlS MOORE. Passenger Agent, PHILADELPHIA.
lyW An u MESklMEN, Passenger Agent, rittsbnrgh
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.HOICE WINES AND LIQUORS,-BRAN

4 SHOlCE WINES AND LIQUORS.-BRAN-
~ DiSSaarac the vintage l7ss 1905 Go
da vintage of 1886 otard Dupuy and other
WINES Old Reserve PaIbetnho India Ma
dea Dun Gordon and Harmony &Hephew Sherry; san
and Sparkling Heck Creme de BogE Flenr de sery edsck
eaaes Of all qualities.
Holland Gin; Jamaica aud St Croir Rum Scotch Roanoke
and Old Rye Whisky Brandy Fruits Coriials
descriptions BOXERS Berlin Goueys ttera eyeryth
the Of WINES and LIQUORS. which on az
able terns IS can be found for cash or city paper.
Ell and ALE pnis and quartz.
L Ruun 49,.
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rNGYpTIAN EYERALsAM-D Oo.

tNGYPTIAN EYE BALSAM.-D CO. asUn
Ia HEN, having had thirty experience, offers the
inble remedy for all Diseases pertaining to the
Rye. No.
Ophthhmis cured eleven wssks The
the weeks Of this city
blind months restored the sight
gentleman
enabled the without
them by candleligbtin eigh hours after.
Inflammation three single drop sves
bflisncy TO the and also strengthens the sight
M al POYDRAS myi0 iy
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wv CONSUMPTION Liver and Dyspepsia Chole-
and Fever cued from u 10 as hours
ieet Gonorfhs and most Ulcers
Coughs Colds obstinate Cancers Fstalas q all kinda
wens Of the Bones White swelngs Kings EVIL Gravel pains
cold together with all the
othe ladies' and children My
ndisnsy experience aid practice
since capable Of diseases that have been
deredh hopeless by celebrated DOCTORS = -
Residence Office, No. 80 FRENCHMAN STREET. Third
frict Novfl rles l. declS
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ia LII LIE MIAMI RAILWAY.
DAILY TRAINS
soss ask asgs ssn,. o'clock
Ih!a Iyss.- iiilsor0ash Train o'clock p M
a1s aid With heavy S sa r NJ
NEW YORK. BOSTON AND MONTREAL
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c.s NJ c .ss s1S;s n Al. 1S
s. Fs Montreal s sss 'r Ne" York B''
ia t n.s sSoss ERs, Gs0ca
2atk ~ New York is Railroad eonase.ins At saSso Wiz
iss ss ana s sss assy and Niagara Falls Railroads
PITTsBuRgH, PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE.
ssS oa.siass . SSs Pin
ssso sanss'T win Fsnnsysaaia Railroad PhadsAa aud
'h'sass nom caaaa T. Philadelphia and Baltimore direct
zANksvLLE, WHALING BALTIMORE ETC.
fkst Trsia lashsung Express q, O'Clock " NJ sna o
;S Ssss Ohio s.s y ssssa ~
ss ssd OHIO 5ssi ss z sss % WSsssss
~ ssss Trait Esp.sss Passenger.
9ss ascs zansss esuaesas with osS sass co@saas
g = +" A'''as HirlspeaoucH
Ss: sss sss Z sss
From s n. Ss.s ssss q ..ss Ga 90
ss n. You va Lake s..a l. sa.. and Is 90
From osslssss : n. fsi Vi. Lake Steamer. to bsa:c Is 90
kssosd 70 Albany and ad,n River Y.ri Il 90
srs sis .a l ss,ss New York .
ssea Shore, iaiae Asy and 10 90
From ss:sss u. Lake steamer; bss xsss; 10 90
sis;ss Jay Vi. Nias.. Fail: aud sic,s IS 90
fron cusisn4h AIostrsa Lake Shore Roaa IA 40
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nEAR SIR-I commenced the use of your
KATHAIRoN accident having little faith such things but
restoration Of Hair consider Of much seryiee that ak
making the known benefit have Teen
bald eight years.
Yours, etc. j. CAMPBELL, Rochester, N. y
~ JARVIS woODMAN Of Common and Mays
~ NH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-05
nR ELLOTTT. VETEnINANY SURGEON, would

the and its vicinity that be is
in his line entrusted TO his care Dr.
hopes hs long experience Veterinary surgeon WIN ensure @
and for the last eight years in
WIN The his Stables UNION
STR I'M between IT Several fine
1tfsssrv X n n nj Af.F HORSES FOR SALE 1y
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i 4 y; . g9-l9. ~
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Y { : Is !. ~ = ....-.. -. e
y | 4 4 y 4 Y <sts = II ~
4 q & (. : . ~ : i. = ..,.s... ..1t
+ A ~ i ;. !; ~ n
= q 4 ss<s. y X. ...ss ~
Z y. :. = = 4. >. ~
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sI5 90
IA 90
1910
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- ~ zats y not
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HOLM RuLL,s FLuID ExTRAoT OF sAR.

n Sold also by a. N MORRISON il magazine atree and ~
EVERY
Gf 70 r. r. r. or RADwAYs READYaELIEv. mhf1,v.w
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State u Loacna, Parish Of Orleans, City If Nep0esns Be
eembered that the SOh July 1883 before the
ce of the Peace in and for the City aforesaid appeared
Charles Mnson Secretary Of the Crescent. Mutual
Neworleans who being duly according
and that the above just and
transcript from the Books of the said Company
CT MANSoNI. Secretary.
Sworn and signed before this 3oth day July 1885,
CHARLES RICHARDSON, Third Justice Of the Peace,
Parish sforleans.
The Board OF Trustees have resolved
cent in cash the certificates Of Profits for the
lsSa tohe holders thereof their legal
the Eighth day Of August, proximo.
The Trustees have also declared Dividend "Thriy per
cent the earned rmun of the Company year ending
the Twelfth day July 1883 which
and after the 81 Monday iii September
TtIos. A. ADAMS, President.
MOSES GREENWOOD, Vice President.
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IL W AGONs,
cAARTs, I DaAYs 9
WHEELS. HAND
CARTS WHEEL
BARR0WS, HAND
TRUCKS, etc.. etc. /,
PLANTATION and
ROAD WAGONS
CANE and other
CARTS with w God
and Iron Arleirees,
for Horses and Oxen :
DRAWS; JERSEY
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United States Life Insurance Annuity and
TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
s. X. CRAWFORD, President.
{. q. INLAY, Secretary.
BRANCH OFFICE FOR THE SOUTH AND WEST,
No. 81 Camp street, Seworleans.
BENJAMIN FLORAkCE, Agent
HARMON DOANE, Asst. Agent.
Rsks on the yes of WHITE PERSONS and SLAVES aiken
the most favorable terms. ootl3 ly
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Afonghor since attacked With obs. ne
which resisted the ui
ana ohef ohnary medicines. 8yvpr Wild
Snsfs and ia reieyd me 70 few tds
cured me- My MOTHER whois troubled
and nss pssn taking pago taking
bad as before she commenced taking II. -
THOMAS AILLAR, q Racsstsss..vI
E Sold by the General AGENT fov hs
ana West, WRIGHT CO isl chaftrea It, w(ssans,
Whssr 50 anlers he sAdseiesz
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st Notice ttA8
TO CERTAIN CREDITORS OF TIE LATE RE
K,BLlC OF TEXAS. s

r
~ IN Act Of the Legislature Of the Esste Of
- Texas, approved February 7th, 1853, ~
time for auditing the claims for personal servces
civil and military, and for supplies furnished,
known Heretofore n I'd Class Claims u extended
Tor the period Of eighteen months from the date Of
said act: sF
ThiA therefore, 10 TO notify al claimants, Of the
character aforesaid, wh0sc claims have not prcvi.
ously been audited. TO present the same for nd.
justnicih to the undersigned Auditor and Comp.
trollcr, within tho time prescribed by said enact
meat 9TH Of August, iS5l,) otherwise they shall
be forever barred :
To prevent confusion, and for the protection Of
claimants, certificates OF adjustment will hereafter
be delivered, ONLY, 70 tho claimant IN person. or
TO his agent or attorney. A simple order aitcstcd
by two witnesses In the following form will suffice
~, A. j., do hereby constitute and appoint g.
ID. my agent and attorney In fact, Vi present, prose.
cute, and adjust before the Auditor and Comptroller
OF the State Of Tosas, my claims Of every descyip-
ton against the late Republic of Texas, and 10 re.
ccivc and receipt for the proper certificate or other
evidence oil said adjustment.
Given under my hand this--.lay of--ls5
WITNESS: A. b."
CERTIFICATES can I've rcmittcd by mil, II the
parties direct, Otherwise they will remain OH file
In the Auditors OfHcc until called for.
JOHN NJ. SWlSllER, Auditor.
JAMES u. SHAW, Comptroller.
Austin, February ga, 1858. l-3m,
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COMMERCIAL.
NEW ORLEANS, Sur, 20, 1859.

SorroS-Ihc business Of tic past week has been
Va moderate extent and At p,ices rather moro In
'asor OF BUYERS New crop iniitliing ruling not
over ioic. and good mitliling at lie and nn,lcr.
md the sales comprising 100 bales ON Saturday 300
on Monday. 900 on Tuesday. 300 on weduc,t!sy
1890 Yesterday, and l50 to day, making an ngac-
gate OF 1000 bales. The receipts since the lat
September TO date comprise 1878 bales against
o'",uoa TO the corresponding date laa year, cav-
ing"n banda stock ofis,oo5 balcA Wcnow quote
new e.up IA fol.ows:
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ARZEITIS JUNO CORDIAL, or PROcnEA-
IL TIVE ELix,R---Ilunt & Ponton have succccdc,l
IN getting some Of tho genuine article from New
York. This Preparation has long been known az
being the only remedy for Bareniicss IN both scxcs,
and Ms remedy for all Complaints that females are
subject to. For sale by
io-ly HUNT / PoNToN.
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TEE ~

TuE FAMILY FRiyNp Is published week., ut Go.
hobu, South Carolina. aud Is the only paper of tho
kind IN the Southern States II Ia furnished ut tho
Low i'ree OF Two Dollars per nnnu,n, invariably in
adyanco--no nan,e being entered until the money
IL received. To any person scu,ing FIVE Sut,scri-
bers, u copy will bc sent GRATIS