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Mr.. Earnest who some time ago announced
himself candidate for Governor Of Alabama
p the internal Improvement platform, has sFith.
ats~h IN fa'rr = ~ waiAsr, the Wig nqrait
e,s
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Issst 81. MARSHALL. III Csusl ertt
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-09


Wing MEETING Thursday, 7th July, 1858,
1t numerous wing meeting, held agreeably to
;all, at the Sixth Representative District, on
his day. Among the members present were
unanimously elected
Louis Sere, President Vice Presidents Ham
lton Rowen, John I, Dufour, + Correiolles J .
Naureau, Jules BENT, John Coulter; IRE
urer, One Fortier; Secretary Jules Cassard
The object Of the meeting being explained by
the President,
On motion, it was unanimously resolved that
committee of six members be appointed to con-
fer with the clubs of the Fourth and Fifth Rep
tesentative Districts, in order TO form Il Gen
4ral Wing Club Of the Second District, to pro-
mote the interest of the wing party in said Dis
trict- whereupon,
hessrs j. A. Bonueval, Jules Cassard J
Bermudez f. Sambola, l.. Surgi and l.. Guyol
were appointed on said committee
On motion it was resolved that said commit
tee do report at the next meeting,
And the meeting adjourned until Thursday
evening next at o'clock
Louis sERf President
JuLEs CAssARD Secretary.
We are very much gratiied ut the interest
and energy displayed by the wings Of the Sec
Dad District in regard to so important matter
rs the formation Of General Wing Club in
that District. Clubs are necessary, and ought
to be Immediately formed in every portion Of
the State We hope the example of the Second
will be speedily followed in the other Districts
of the city
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-09

In 1910, the total wine crop of this country
was only 900 gallons In 1850, it was 22l !.
y" gallons, being an increase Of almost an hun.
,lrcd per cent in ten years The amount ina
ported last year, was 100000 gallons-.ar
amount which our country will be able to sup
ply for its own consumption in sixty years, even
at the present rate Of increase
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-09

Washington dispatch to the Newly ork Tri-
buuc says At the public reception, on Sat,
urday, MS the President was conyersing with
George g. Glazier, Newlork bunker, Mar
shal in the Mayors otiiee,) George W Pomeroy
Appraiser at large, was spoken Of as a Buffalo
Platform man in lSis, and A. still upon the
pauks whereupon the President remarked
with uHmstakable emphasis No friend of my
Administration can stand, at the same time, on
the BItfalo and the National Platform . ant
pointing his finger toward the crowd, be added
in steuteriau voice ! rlH mari any ap'
pgirtss who attempts to stand On t~9 patterns
bgfsis Srs E@itf'rsfs sFs sHftEssSI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-09

MOBILE DIVIDENDS. During the week most Of
the Mobile moneyed institutions have declared
dividends as follows:
Southern Bark OF Alabama, semi-annual liyi-
deud Of per cent and extra dividend Of ) per
cent
Alabama Life and Trust Company, Spcr cent
Firemaus Insurance Company Is per cent
City Insurance Company, $40 per share Of
500.
Merchants Insurance Company T. per cent
Marine Dock and Mutual Insurance Company
20 per cent
Fulton Insurance Company, - per cent.
These dividends will lie plid out during tha
coming week, by which means some &350,0Ul
/ will be thrown into circulation
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-09

Et-- j. B CHANDLER is Candidate for Cos
STABLE Of TIE SECOND gsrCEs cnUEr. Ei~st.t N5,en
Der IyI5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-09

a London paper states that Mouniioy, well
known PEDESTRIAN, accomplished in the first
week Of june the extraordinary task Of walking
from Loughborough to Derby and back again,
twice day for SIX consecutive days, making
sixty eight miles day lie commenced on
Monday and completed his task on Saturday
night, with evident ease
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-09

TnE LlrE OF Az ILLUSTRATED PAPER.--An
American illustrated paper returns thanks 10
the different Railway Companies, saying, IN its
great cundor, We really don't know what We
should do for illustrations, il il wasn't for the
railway accidents
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-09

Es- P. NJ BERrN, for the past fourteen
Of the Probate
c Court candidate Tor the ClERkslllP VI the said SECOND
DISTRICT COURT, Court the my
Ia tnhI
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To the EU6sjes.


A d A NJ l. A TEN
~ Respectfully offers her services the Ladies New Orleans
The treatment Of the following deases. PRoLAPSUs UTFp
WHITES, PROFusE AND PAINFUL MENsTRuATIOS ~
GoRGEMENT AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB
The treatment adopted by that has met the al
'1 most distinguished Surgeons Of Pans Looh York an
its sgccesa here OF which che has ample testimony and the
respectable ladies she usfrs that all ~
Of The Uterus not Of osneerous nature, cured.
Madam deSotts herself exclusively the dseqse Of Ladies
can be consulted DAILY at her resdencs,
myls 2pu Is8 ST Josonh 49,,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-09

Esss- GEORGE F. PEARSON is n candidate for
es,ion CONSTABLE oF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT
and ssigita tly votes ol ms ttrnd,. sr.s ,e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-09

A DESPERApo { tPnGtD.--Ihc st Louis Re-
publican Of the II learns from gentleman
from the country Of the capture Of desperate
named Martin Garyin, Of Troy, lincoln county
IA that State. The Republicans informant
states: This man Garyin, it seems is a perfect
outlaw, and has been for years the terror Of the
good people Of that county, outraging in various
ways, in many instances, the feelings of many
Of its citizens Perfectly abandoned and des-
perate, he set public morals and he law at de-
h0nce. His conduct lately has been Of the
Torst character, and one day last week he at
tempted violence upon girl about sixteen years
Of age, the daughter Of Mr. Gwinn, a farmer
living near Troy. lie was fortunately detected
before he accomplished his infamous purpose
but was not arrested at the time warrant
was subsequently, sued out and placed in the
hands Of an officer, who summoned posse and
arrested him After he was taken to the magis-
trates Office it was discovered that he was
armed to the teeth. The magistrate ordered
| him.to be disarmed, when the desperate sprang
70 his feet with pistol in each hand and cleared
the room, and, placing knife in his teeth
walked out and defcd them to arrest him
The officer approached to within few feet of
him and fired At him, but the shot did not take
effect Garyin then fired nj the officer, the ball
entering his hand and shatterinC the pistol
which lie held The crowd then rushed in to
take him, and several shots were fred at him
without doing him any injury During the
melee Garyin cut with his knife a young man
by the name of Ship, severely, in the shoulder
aud arm. He was finally tnken, examined and
| committed to jail That night large meeting
Of the citizens WAS held for The purpose of mob
blug HIM, the greatest excitement prevailed and
it vas thejr intention 10 hang him Wiser
counsel, however, finally prevailed, and it wa
determined TO let justice take its course To
! md va 81 .,f4 l.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-09

HiGnwAY ROBBERY The Mobile Tribune d
the : tn inst. says, we were informed yesterday
that a day or two since a gentleman, while qli.
city strolling on the Bay Road, was set upon BY
robbers in broad daylight, knocked down ana
his pockets rided Of Il watch and fifty dollars IN
money. The moral world is sadly out Of joint
and unless our police is more vigilant We fcal
we shall be classed us low in the scale as soniS
of our northern cities
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-09

A Philadelphia paper says the reason why the
Hon Henry A Wise did not receive some mark
Of Executive favor, was in consequence of his
being the second Of Mr. Graves, who killed
Mr. Cillcy in n duel, and the President having
been warm personal friend Of Cilley has ever
since, it is said, disiked Wise on account Of his
agency in that bloody affair
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-09

George Bancroft in lecture before the New
York Historical Society, pays an eloquent fri
hute to the Philosopher: s' Not half Of Frank
n's merits have teen told He was the true
father Of the American Union It was he who
went forth to lay the foundation Of that great
design ~ Albany, and in New y rk he lifted up
hs yaice Here among us lie appeared as the
apostle Of the Union. II was Franklin who
suggested the Congress If IVA: and but for
his wisdom, and the confidence that wisdom in
spired, it is a matter of doubt whether that
Congress would have taken effect 1t was
Franklin who suggested the bond of the Union
which binds tho" States from Florida to Maine.
Franklin was the greatest diplomatist of the
eighteenth century. tic never spoke a word
too soon; he never spoke n word ten much he
never failed TO speak the right word at the right
season Boston Poston.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-09

PRINTERS CoNvENTGoN. On Monday, the 4th
inst, q large number of Publishers and Editors
of this State assembled in the Judiciary COM
mittee room at the Capitol, in Baton Rouge, for
the purpose Of forming Union of the Press Of
Louisiana, A temporary organization was eff
fected, and the title of g Louisiana Press Union "
was given to the association, with a stipulation
that annual meetings he held at the Capitol On
the 22d of February Of each year. The Press Of
NewOrleans, we believe, was not represented.
From the Capitolian Vis.a-Vis of the 9th we
find that permanent organization was deemed
necessary, and George A. Pike was elected
President, and j / Baekman and ? NJ. Hatch
were elected Corresponding Secretaries, and A.
?, Converse Treasurer. On motion of Mr..
Blackman, it was resolved that the editorial
corpse Of East aud Vest Baton Rouge constitute
joint committee to prepare an address to the
Editors and Printers in the State of Louisiana
on the object of the Press Union and also to
prepare resolutions to be submitted in circular
form, for the approval of the brethren which
resolutions, if sanctioned by majority Of the
Editors and Printers of the State, shall govern
the fraternity until the next annual meeting
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-09

ERROR AND COBRECTloN.-ln an editorial pub
tshed by US yesterday, headed i" Finance Us.
Labor" Il typographical error made us state
that the payroll for May, handed in by the Sur
veyor and Street Commissioner on the 9th of
June, and passed by the Board of Assistant Al
lermen on he l4th, was concurred in by the
Board of Aldermen ON the Goth, when it should
have been ON the Goth.
We desire also to correct an error into which
we inadvertently fell, in stating that the roll
was handed over to the Treasurer on the Sd for
payment We since learn that it did not reach
that officers hands until the eth
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-09

arrouage join HOTrE as Candidate ~ e-I elm 70 The at
CONSTABLE OF THE FIRST JUSTICES COURT az hg
oi olaaus. E,rIgn Suy,morr neIt. ms FRIENDS. jtG
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-09

Messrs Editors Of the Crescent Please an
tbriuCh ptp-r JDiIN ROACH
oec OF CONS Biz of TIE FIRST JUSTICES
COURT. MANY yuTFES.-f,li e
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ANOTHER CoNNEcrIoN Win THE MOBILE AND
ONO RALEoAD.- Under the above caption the
Mobile Tribune Of Thursday says;
We learn by letter from Hickman, Ky, that
a company was formed at that place on the 10Th
ult,, for the purpose Of constructing branch
Mobile and Ohio Railroad in Obion county,
Tenn, at the point where the Northwestern
Railroad from Nashville to the Mississippi river
intersects or crosses our great trunk railroad,
We learn that Il sufficient amount Of stock has
been subscribed to grade the whole lue Of route
and prepare it for the iron, and there can he no
doubt Of its early construction
| 1t is understood to be the ultimate design of
the company to make an early extension of this
road to St Louis Ujd Iron Mountain, thus con-
meeting by railway the South and South west
with the great Northwest.
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Mating, CGsPeiiItg and Farm
fpSa.S
a2G,s, Caps, etc

49, III orsAaadrr3c ssg HATS eglgria1E ssrsa5s-=..
sLK,F uB CASHMERE, MEXicAN, WOOL STRAW ,PALNLEtI
and CAMPsA IN HATS, fors.pby
g''iotAw FRnsr ECO 10 Nssprass'.s.t
AO0ts, shoes and 1roguEls,
rssaE AT WHOLESALE
zen Nov 4Hii s'ou ship sorioE Esa-rss
' "a s4rmeut Of BOOTS, SHOES BR0GANs, HATS
PanuatJns supplied prime RUsSET BR0GANs WOOL
MEXICAN PALM LEAF, STRAW CAMpEAcHY HATS II
the lowest market prices, BY
wis frdA% FROST 4 CO. 10 Mazs4ue s=s.
GREAT BARGAINS - S PHILLIPS. Of
Nh CHEAP STORE NUTORtETY, Nayads street. u.r The
ose Station, District Rousseau
Dstr b.irg retiring business
large aud weisssurted stock Of
FANCY ASD STAPLE DRY GOODS AT COST.
The attention Of The Ladies particularly called
FLOUNCED BAREGES completing hundred dresses of
stgle coors, yarying from is to 40
10000 item housn yais Of fine JACOSETS coiuTs 4,s
per gard and upwards
$4,000 ty thouand) yards of PRINTS selection OF
patterns Aud csiorg.
Give ihoasand) ysrdsof BAREGE DE LANE .lo.s ~
yard.
10 pieces superfns SILK nAMAsKS, Tor caf,aIna
Ion srtra tine LACE EMBROIDERED CURTAINS
pieces BLACK SILK yard and r rls
FINE GOODS too uIrneol5 tn mention mtuI.
GENTLEMEN, TAKE NOTICE.
Jaat received direct frufn Francr-
fine St RTS slS each l. ps
satre Of PLAIN LINEN SHIRTS, hne a, rra5
- "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-09

GANNA-lour communication was handed us
too late last night for publication in to-days
paper. 1t will appear on Monday.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-09


DRuGGlsr, No. rs Camp st
rr DR. E. j. coxEs PREPARATIONS. in extensive use f'r
nearly years have by their intrinsic sis acquired reputation
unsurps. equaled made in the North
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP.
EXTRACT OF CoPAIvA, sARsAPARILtA AND CuBEBs.
AMERICAN COUGH LozENGEs.
CHOLERA sYRMP AND PILLS,
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND FER
MANENr CURE OF THE PILES.
as Prepared Camp street. by DIE COKE, and for
SIDE by Druggists 9. n-raiy. ly1 apH
CtOfhe Yourself Suitably
FOR THE SEASON,
ALFRED MUNKOE A co.'s
GRAND
RUM OF CLOTH IN G,
ns-34aa
MAGAZINE STREET Corner of Grsvier,
The Original One Price Store.
BLACK AND coroRED CLOTH DRESS AND rRock COATS
DoEsKIN rANTALooNs,
~ The fresh from Mandatory, No. al bro'
way York very a' STYLE aud vary ia phi
from, - to $50
SILK AND WHITE GRAPE FRoCKs. Call and see tssm
BATHING OR FISHING SHIRTS AND PASTAlooNs- tbs
thing Tor
LINEN GUODS,
ALL sHRUNK.
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.
ALL KINDS.
NERINo CoATs-ArL KINDS AND SHAPES
ALPACA
LINEN
HONG KONG AND PoNGEE SILK COATS;
WHITE DUCK AND LINEN DRILL PANTALooSs
FANCY DRILL
WHITE AID coLoRED MARsElLLEs VESTS.
WHITE DUCK AND GRASS LINEN
NISHING COOL s.
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
RD- NJ DIRECTION 1T Prizes
l. trt ittAaia, sry Dissatisfaction aheud exist 40 tiu"s
may .. nat., or me money will he ebre,uy refunded.
ALFRED MUNRoE CO.
81 Magazine street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-09

There was not m abolitiouist in The land who
did not droop his head when President Pierce
was eleeta,. Wash. Union,
II the boitionists . dropped their heads when
Pierce nas elected they have certainly raised
those heads Of theirs very hrayely since May
they not well cary their heads pretty high
when they ind themselves the nearly exclusive
recipients Of the Government patronage for the
Northern section Of the country Louisville
Journal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-09

STEALING \ WATCH M DeCourccy yester-
charged Flrak ci,s John Harrison and John II,yey
alias W Cotton. with having the "a inst stolen .
watch valued at twenty dollars from James barley EI
animation 18Th inst
CHARGE DISMISSED, Rodriguez charged by
James Dnfy with breach Of trust. examined AMI
d CHARGED
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-09

to vote for my bill well" said the Dutch
member, - vat if did" well, sir, you voted
against it," "Vcll, vat if | did "" We'll,
sir, you lied :" well, vat if did J" was the
cool reply, [Knckerbocker.
ELECTION NOTICES.
ms- J. G. PoINDExrER, Superintendent of
he STiI Pr sr tS y " candidate 70, SssA
ats- JONI ORCHARD is a candidate for CLERK
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mb9s
Gs- P. NJ BERTH, for the past fourteen
years Deputy Clerk Of the late Probate and Of present Second Dis
IDS TSS SR @ & sSs ca he IN, g.
10. whI9
zc:s- THOMAS c. Poole is candidate for
CLERK or THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mhs I'd
9ss- Editors of the Crescent: Please an
o. Tie rHiRD psfRidf coGRf Of WV ORLEANS. mia
Fss- Messrs Editors: Please announce me as
sHnaidsy fo cLERkoF THE THIRD DISTINCT G0uKr OF NEW
Gs- WILLIAM P. BEDLocK, for CLERK of the
T l., DISTRICT COURT 0fh' Court that may be n, (
--==-=-=
rs We are authorized to announce Colonel
CHARLES A. LABuZAN Candidate THIRD
DISTRICT COURT Or whatever Court the same may be changed To-
49, JAMES A. HOPKINS is candidate for
CLERK OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
ns- THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS, candidate reelection
ne SAMUEL. G. RISK is a Candidate for
CLERK OF tbs FIFTH DISTRICT COURT Election first Moa-
Day IN November next iels to
" FL, WN
COURT. mAl4
9fs> Fon CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
GoCRr.-GEoRGE WASHINGTON LEWIS, tie present ,iiHrs
6i m he ,t .ay~tesb grs hn{ ,t S1iitf, fr H.
@ Of cLERhsH!P Of SAID Court whatever Court Tie may
Ess- GEoRGE F PEARsoN is candidate for
reelection CONSTABLE or THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT.
and soi.''ta 1Ay VOTES %. his frrndt. 5".s 'e
RS WIN c. QrIEk is a Candidate for Coz,
iN,Lt Vg l,iE n S nb ~ ~ III M sI %
slice t. and roapths Irv-- to 'tr l. ~. je.7
Messrs Editors of the Crescent Please an
ga9ltis she oee OF CONSTABLE @F TIE
Es- 10 the Editor Of the Crescent: Please
Ss XIII TG gE51 jCsrcG 5ot q 7 n r.i
g o.ieea'. E,giyn Noyymarr MT ms FRIENDS, lsl6
rts- ] B CHANDLER is Candidate for Cos
STAaLE Of r!E sEcpNuJ srcEs cnCEf. Election N'ssm
Gss- FRED. J. RonEars is a Candidate for
CONSTABLE ~ lie SECOND JUSTICES COURT. E.tT,
Noyru'err next "a ii
Gs- Wa HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con
7tatl- Of 'r S-ord Irzt~ Cn1T' Er-rn, 5laHiay 70
veut'rH'lh myioGd
re" The steamer FRANK LYoN will attend to
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-09

TRIAL or FAIR ONEs.-A lot Of twenty six
rymphs Of the % yesterday brought before R-cor
der Ramos for light life snd conversation ard djs0b
ing the seventh command They iinl $50 each
Fourteen Ct them forked thu ready the
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-12
Bargains, Bargains

TESHE stock of goods in STAcEY's we'll known
u Fancy Store, Cleveland has, has been
signed for the benefit of creditors. have accept
cd the trust of closing the concern, and have re-
moved the stock remaining unsold, to my Book
Stare in Ravennn.
The stock consists of good assortment fJeape7ry,
a very large assortment of Perfumery and roiiet
articles, Shawls, Combs, Dress Ribbons. Dress
Buttons, Sarches, VioIins, Guitars, Bows, large
assortment of strings, sheet music, ard great
rety of Fancy Goods too numerous to mention.
Most of the articles are such as | do not keep
and do not intend to keep sale at my Store, and
hence it is desirable to clear out this stuck soon
as possible. am instructed TO sell, positively, at
New York prices, without adding the cost oftrans-
portation, in order to close the speedily.
AS these instructions will be strictly adhered TO,
this presents rare opportunity to obtain useful
and desirable al tcles at a cheap rate.
I would invite the attention of Pedlars and coun-
try Merchants to the large and elegant stock OF
perfumery and other articles which can here be
attained cheapear and better than they can get
them in New Nork.
Call at Halls Book Store and examine these
articles l.. w. HALL, Assignee.
Ravenna, April 11th, 1858.
Sentinel aud ~ hig please copy.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-12
LYONS KATHAIR0N,

For Preserving, Restoring and Beauiifying
the Hair,
Giving q soft and curling appearance of the
81 pfc most delightful character.
FNyHE astonishing of this unequalled prepara
ton is without precedent in the history of the Ha
seia Medca. But this is not strange. For its effect was
certain; a-t
s GRAY AND BALD HEADS,
many years standing with regensrased hair in
their places and amazed the most ncredulous Hear
e ont of many thousands;
The Kathairon has fully restored my hair after bald
ness of u years. a. JAY CoURTRIGHr
--------- rs Bond-St. n. Y
Nor was this all From the very first it secured the fa
yor of ladies' Their dark and luxuriant curlsso and
glossy hair and trains of admirers E5- mark this. -Z
soon made evident who used the Katharon Physicians
and clergymen; women and children, proclaim its
beneficial eects and the press heFaded its incontested
It's nconestbe vtuesto every of the world Even
the famous Uncle Ned" - 4ez
@Who had no hair on the top of his head"
said to have ceased his lamentations since the inroduc
ton of the Katharon. 1t not alone
TOILET ARTICLE,
for eradicatng dandruf beaufng the hair preventing
It from falling off and turning gray, that the Kafhairon
gained its envabe reputation; but also found
certain for Nervous Headache and all cutaneous
Diseases such Salt Rheum, Eryspelas Pmpes, Itch,
Flesh Wounds &c.
This invaluable article sold by all Druggists and Her-
chants throughout North and South America, Europe
the remarkably low price of 25 cents.
Sold to the trade at liberal discount but commissioned
In no instance. rsLL
- D.S. BARNES Proprietor
I6I Broadway, N. Y
To whom all letters should be addressed. i233-3m
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