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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-15
kCNl Estate.

KCNl Estate.
DARTlCCLAR attention given to the buying mad
i selling Real Estate commission, paying OF
Taxes, ETC., Having complete Abstracts Of all lands
in this county and city, are fully prepared TO
anime Titles and furnish correct abstracts, draw
Deeds, Mortgages and all other instruments Of writ.
ing and take acknowledgements III the shortest motto
and ON the most reasonable terms.
McGREGOK. LAWES 1 BLAKEMOnE.
~ nnn ACRES of choice Land for sale on
i O,ONO liberalterms 10 lots to suit, Ia Scoit,
Cedar and Clinton counties; apply to
MCGKEGOR, LAWES HkAEEMORE.
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
A Number Of houses lots, and vacant lots, plea
IA sanity situated Ia different vsrts 81 the city, "
uit purchasers, for sale on good terms; apply to
MCGRE0OR. LAW - . BLAKENOIE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-15

Easln, Mod 1t0N15 2t503
This 4 o. certify, that on. year apO wss quite
gray. amt my hair 20 thin npln ~. topof my lead
that fearsd IT. ontrr loss, In this cos,dtet0o, sb-
J.it TOR aad .t AIMED 4 bottle ~ p,"G Wa~o KS
tUra,ive" and before had CD o.e quart htls the
ga, hairs hal entirri, disappeared and hal thrs-
enrd up Ia be a. full as usual ana u assumsL
gloss, appearance, spraroutiy nnorr hesuthul man
II hefot.. III, tirsi.frr, chccrfnlly recon.
n'ni |, - all thoes s'ihs wis value b'eannl head
- hair. will nj stat. that use II now, OCcasiois-
aii,. t"I is healthy aud b. Au,ifytng nrcts.
sAkAu 3. bkOWE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-15
Cisy0s ia vrnpas,.

CoUNciL CH,MnEH, Aug. 18Th 1876.
A lJourned Meeting.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-15

81 Louis. March ~ 1854
"rYf wo,I Ny hair commenced falhng ~ soins
tili-. four since and ,oniBuvi 10 % TO- uI,-
III b.ea,ne quite bald iricd al the popular usd
cine, ~ the day, but I" effect. A. Lass. Was W.
du, d 70 try c."brated Hair " stpratyc. eDd ~
happy 10 say. 10 u dung wonders. ] have INV =
I'm growth Young hair, and ch'crfuy f.cousinsud
ID usc ~ alt SIMILARLY affected,
&c WILLIAMS. ia See0nd sirsst
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-15
PROFESSOR WOODS
Hair Restorative.
Tos PRODUCING :HAIR on
r. l. ID ~ y - ID 3,
AHd Restoring
q y q " IL - 4 I.
On

'n'i"rpan ~ Boston writes 10 his ftthdS " New
bedio. Il, thus
To vonr inqniri would reply. that ] nrse cou-
n,encrd u ing Prof WooG's Hair " stOI alive, my
ten yr.rs and il wa. very thin on the TOP VI myl
head. al,i very lp,e, aud puie.i out Gre-ly; but
found that before had used all the setDrl brittle.
(which eight We ~ } my hasS MAS ehtir'v
chang Il 10 its original "'"r Virht biown,) nhd y
now free from danrun and quite moist. J. have hsd
NY hair cut 1ye or siS times since the chang, sh
have neN.T ANYTHING like white hair starting
from thu r,Dis and Il is ~ thick az Il ever va
ni ,ip.o not conn, on; nj all u has pEry all Va
cas-. al that could ish 10 ask.
Jll, I 1886 Yuufs tic -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15

AN ABoLIr1oNIsT IN TIGHT FIx.-We learn from
the Livingston (Aa) Messenger, of the 10th instant,
that public meeting was held in that town on the
3d. for the purpose Of considering the case of Samuel
Sharood, charged with beug an abolitionst and hay
ing on sundry occasions tempered with the negroes
in the town and neighborhood
The meeting was conducted in very dignifed and
orderly manner, several witnesses being examined,
whose testimony clearly proved the charges against
Sharood. The individual then allowed to lie heard
in his own defence. He acknowledged that he had
been an abolitionist but since he had been at Lily
ingston his views on the subject had undergone a
change he had associated good deal with negroes,
and had spoken to them often on the subject ofslavery
but did not know that there was any harm in it; in
conclusion, he affirmed his complete conversion to
the slavery side of the question.
After he had concluded his defence, which was ex-
tremely lame, q resolution was offered and carried
that he be warned to leave the county within three
days, and that if he should fail to do so within the
time specified he should be further
The meeting then adjourned and Mr. sharood left
for parts unknown.
The Messenger gives the following description Of
the gentleman
MFR. Sharood is native of England, iourneyman
tailor by trade, Is years old, feet or inches high
dark eyes, fair skim and exhibits great devotion as
member of the Methodist Church, He is a fugitive
from the English army, and we cheeJuRy recommend
him to the good citizens of Boston or Albany.
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TEL RA HE'D no The CRESC ENT
FIVE &c DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL or THE ABBA An HALIFAX.
il run sourHERa AID Il Arlosa1l LIVES

4 FuE souTHERaa ND EATIosAitL1Slss IVY
az. I, So ,r,ss 1t,; !, s
II NOON 81 tba AN arrived al
$780, q.
NJ y cotto1, -, "a ononnted to
nnn b,Ios of vh;cb nm ,vara t,l,an 10 snecnla
80 ~ a,no,te,s rra ii fi,m Ana nchan
saa Nav orleans Aal,ing 6sd Mobile Middinr,
s1s 1Ia,ands Mdlling AT M salas for five DAYS
49, t,a oe 10
ooo o,a
'o'ooo DaAs !, ~ Y. 10
eA =, NV e,'.ss ,r.,o.,to
ine =
business ooins. - ~.
elasTu pi i,oieeas az plsssns W..
N.Y.. = ta1sa
uoins naio s''s - 'i''A '0''S A''''
pace a' 20.
me MeseneA Aias pee ivol''ete Aoi "s 'o''isu''
purposes.
LONDON. oeps. sugar Is uhcnanseu' WIN :"
moderate BUSINESS aous' Solee islrl' eoisois Aoi
money are quo'eo a. SaS me money naatAe' 's uii-
changed
Inc ARABIA eh,iss ~ Jews y ihpor'ance
Aaoiloiat sale q anu atauia
we learn ny 'ile h'lsisi papers 'l9'' 'iio
tves are making an attenpt 70 oVersarh the fahei'
ston llilis'iy'
An ealshquaAe s'o occulieu III Aiseiit''
4 several villages. @
i DEGREES were ABOUT 70 appear IN SPAN femodenne
the Council OF sete, ana establishing the
Of lS45. Two hundred prisoners mad been enloarkeo
for Cuba.
!, Military n'aheuvers are going Oh Ill riuss,e L.
line Of tortresses are beng erected around befln
LAI tisla FROM HAVANA,
hurricane IN the 1slana VI ouDa'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15
FuEE and BY'iaetess Goods i!
GIQUEL & JAMESON.
10 Charities street,


Have the honor to inform their friends and the public that
they are receiving per ships Johannesburg from Havre and
Creole Indiana Susueaa Black Warrior and Philadelphia,
from New York splendid stock Of FALL. AND WINTER
GOODS, consisting in part Of
FRENCH ENGLISH and AMERICAN CALICOES-rcl
patterns;
FIGURED CAMBRICS and BRIIlIANTINES, all colors !
PLAIN, PRINTED and PLAID CASHMEREs;
MUSLIN DE LANES
SILKS, all qualities, new styles
SILK and WORSTED, WORSTED and THREAD; and all
WORsTED DAMASK FOR CURTAINS;
DAMASK and TAMBOURED MUSlINS, for curtains
EMBROIDERED BOBBINET and MUSLIN CURTAINS ;
ENGLISH, FRENCH and GERMAN HOSE for ladies' and
Misses
ENGLISH, FRENCH and G ERMAN HALE HOSE, for gents
and boys;
FRENCH, IRISH and SCOTCH LINEN sIIEETlNG, G. 4,
l0-l, l2-i, l4-4; ....
EMBROIDERED CHEM ISETTEs and COLLARS for Ladies'
and Misses;
LINEN SHIRTS for Gents and Boys;
HEM-STITGHED, TAPE BORDERED and EMBROID-
Erred IANDkERCHIEFs;
yALENCIENNEs, LACES, THREAD, NEEDLES BUT
TONS, TAPE and BOBBIN.
For plantation Wool and Cotton Blankets, Iowcs Dcnims
Kerseys Linseys White Brown Cottons widths and
qualities.
nsy~ The whole 10 be sold at very low prices.
GIQUEL g. JAMESON,
sel5 2pNloWe&Fr IS Chartres street.
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rlssrss cranss 1sain ssne Erlll,aaors =

90 Il ~ I
Tho Fillmore meeting 1t Odd Fellows Hall, On
saturday night equaled in magnitude and enthusiasm
any of its predecessors Those who have not peen %
either Of those meetings cannot well derive foh Wy
account can give, proper idea q gas shey , nc
Tl,ey shoa - there and ZEE for themselye the
crowds assembling from avery quarter, at nighttal
with the rockets svhizzing the music playing, and
the flags auttering i'll u grand gala ontsid follow
Are crowds into tile hail. and see them merge into
sea Of enthusiasm testing the vast hall to its utmost
eanafity forming altogether spectacle that no one
xbo it can behold without thrill Of adj
miration Such was the scene on Saturday ight, as
well is well as on the preceding Saturday night.
i The uniformed club Of Fillmore Rangers, the Union
/ Glub-as gallant band Of young mena ever bundled
III patriotic entered. occupied Their
seats during the meeting, and retired ih military order
many Of them bearing yaregated lanterns, to be Ill
IN and borne in the subsequent procession.
At the proper hour the meeting was called to order
bv the President of the Rangers, e. 7. Parker, ESQ
who introduced Col Dick Stewart Of st. Bernard as
4 the first speaker. The Colonel, who is a popular
man wherever he goes, was boisterousy welcomed.
It is not necessary for to go into the merits OF ms
Speech further than to say that twas short, sweet
and electrical as all his speeches are, and that he
concluded amid perfect storm of applause.
Y q. @. Lathrop, Esq, was the second and last
speaker. His speech also was short and devoted
principally to the enthusiasm that blazes for Fillmore
throughout the country and particularly in the North
from which section he had but recently returned He
I was warmly cheered during hiss speech and at the
4 close Of it.
I There being no more speaking on the programme
music was called for and there being not few goot
singers among the Rangers, it was insisted that thu
music should be vocal Messrs Vim. G. Qurk and Jas
Beggs being well known for their vocal abilities, we
called upon and they responded They gave an Amer
4 can song to the air Wait for the Wagon with g1ea
spirit and effect, some Of the audience becoming 81
! ssenthused ! as to join in the chorus. As matte
3 Of course the singers unanimously applaudee
: The meeting then adjourned to Lafayette Square
where under the guidance Of the marshal line wa
& formed or rather the head of linethe processlo
filing out at the ST. Charles street gate, much ats
the fashion of thread, spinning out from bunch
+ flax-strong, long, and apparently intermnabl
With their banners, transparences and music, the
: wound around through some of the principal stree
: down town; the serenity of the weather and tt
II brightness Of the full adding to the exhilar
ton Of the procession, and to the admiration OF tt
i ladies and gentlemen vino crowded the windows an
= balconies on the line of march, l.
: And SO ended the third grand rally of the Filmo
1
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d AR's GonssRRc al GoIIEa We would d

agLBEAR's COMMERCIAL GoLLEGE. w would di.
attention Of these interested in seuthern education to
another column Of Dobears
Commercial College Canal street This institution is
hes. conducted and best modelled in The Union Its
Intended. however, for adults male and female, well
and Is einently suited to those whose time is mainly
aennp pursuits o. business who desire improve
their minds IS. IF #. E7 ~ 555.s
branches Of education taught, either separately in
cenjunction and in that makes available &c
purposes There Is another advantage which this in
atttion which think is great one, this that
III their business may find themselves deficient ii
branch here with private teacher and private
apartment make their deficiencies without being subjected
4 TO the ofyeniences of public course Of study.
the lengthy list Of references which presented By
Mr. Dolbear DO easly that his institution has
known and appreciated BY Of the greatest that
ceuntfy has well citizens
business men. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15

ELEGANT AND FAsHIoNABIE FURNITURE ~ We
would remind those Of friends who contemplate furnishing
establishments reling old ones, that Mr. Charles A.
Stewart Nos I'll and 1TS Canal street. between Baronne AID
nryades has hand of the largest compeest and most
beautiful stocks furniture is be found in the Southern
country Each individual article Of furniture may be olnd
variety Of wood and patterns and his rosewood
and mahogany parior and chamber absolutely fascn
ting behold Mr. Stewards prices cheap and histerms
hence oil who need any description
fratnre, viii find it to their advantage give him call See
his advertisement In another column
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15

GHARLEy BrGLIoNE's SALOON. - Formerly Dick
reference to Tie notice another place will be
that Charley b In the full tide of successful experiment
The old popular place of resort ST. Charles street
hall has been stocked with the finest wines and liquors, and
splendid lunch will be served every morning hapas 10
4 o'clock. See advertisement and accordingly.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15

ANOTHER SrRAw.--A passenger who came up by
the yesterday afternoon train of the Opeousas rail-
road from Bayou B9uf says the Franklin (St. Nary
Journal of the 1lth informed us that vote was
taken on the Presidential candidates with the follow
ing result: Fillmore, SS Buchanan, u. Total, so.
Fillmores majority, 2e.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15

AN HONORABLE TEsT1MoNIAL.-T The New York
Shipping List states that Capt. Champion, Of the ship
Victoria, Q.ondon packet3 has been presented with
massive gold medal handsomely set in q case, by
the Lite-Saying Benevolent Association of that city,
for rescung, the 18th of July last the crew of the
British bark Rose, which had become disabled by run
ming into an iceberg nine days previous
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15

had expected to lay before our readers,
full the Fillmore Barbecue
sst Owing TO steamboat delay we are unable
ID do so Judging however from the fact that Bayou
sara, Port Hudson and The ighborng towns were
locked up and holsed early hour On Saturday
morning, tie meeting must have been . ronser 81
personal knowledge We aver that at midday no con
eFarcs could be obtained either for love Of money to
an Individual on 4 the anxious seat to the
yIsse 81 patriotic festiYity I'M day OF two We will
doubtIsss able ID lay before readers an official
dc one Of Tie and most enthusiastic
Political meetings ever held in any parish Of Loui
gisTla $88
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AID ANTssss. 81
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sid i sear III Id vance and auaFtsrs y w
bss1S yassss u vi cents N NE
tss nsr 81 ~ sAsss
III far aysy Insertion ny sHse. II,
en Nv second ~ sssss
5s., ,ss y. 90
III By charged " per
ssssaSg lSE saesg Enserticn.
IA rnassej viii Published one month q
aa saf emit y SUB
stopped until IN ase paSd At she
ufaios u ths propri esers.
EglsearM4 will he to regular
i5sF sssss IzzIs a1AIF1Y CRESCENT
which It medium fo
t;ss4S FA1LY II largely. feschng
many hstadredse homes hour ana being
lid ar'cies
~ family uEs may N ats
celunIs 88sa i558sS d. I'll 38t
Til III VIZ - E5 rs IKE Q II - ? " y "
abishea essy at " year, 4
Having 90 extensive circulation Lou
sssana abana, Texas and soshe
ssseas mode to Of maxim
wares ani known. in
ssraasf I'LL 81 per square, each insertions
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15

FALL AND WINTER Day CO.. We are sure that
ladies will DO ali aatir when va notify them that Mesrs.
iaue Jason No Is GhRrres street and
displaying their stock Of fall winter dry goods
prisig thing that capyate the and beaut the
light and the simple the gorgeous
the cheap and the costly. Thus much BY of announce
Enent for rest refer readers advertise
rnctt in another column. 80
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15

4 srEe1sfEN PAGES OF DR.. KANE's ARCTIC EXPO
RATIO e received By mail yesterday some spe-
eirrien pages Of Dr.. Ictic Explorations"
gllicfs ms been sent the publishers Messrs
CiliIds b Peterson, Of Philadelphia. The specimens
foie us certainly lead expect great deal from
Hill Nerk they consist Of beautiful engrayings Of
arctic scenes, and one Of the great
Dr Kane. The whole viii soon be published
y iii tW.o volumes, octave, md will form one Of the
most and valuable works ever issued from
the American press. M
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15

81 ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CARPETIaGs ,-Hotel keep
and heads Of families referred 10 the advertisement
Messrs Todd Gandof No. l Canal street. Touro Build,
ings Of carpengs, atngs, etc. well The
then entite them call from all who may be III want Of
such articles q. "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15
KR09'eges, EDc50taes, ETC., etc.,
AT GREAT BARGAINS!!
.. B. CETJRc5EEHsns

SEE CHTECEEEIsEs
Corner Dryadcs and Terpslchore streets,
Will offer THIS DAY. the 18th inst following days
great inducements in MUSLTNS, DEI.AINS, BAREGES,
FALL CAIICOES, GINGHAMs, CAMBRICS, SWISS MUS
Inns, DIMITY, DAMASK MuSIINS, Ladies and Chidren's
HOSE, LINEN CAMBRIA HANDkERCH1EFS, WHITE
COTTONS RIBBONS TRIMMINGS, and many other articles
which have been lately bought auction and will be sold
S. B. CHURCHUIS,
sa1s DrYadeS mud TrrnSiclnre strccts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15

The FR1aATE MAcEDoN1AN.--A dispatch from Bos-
ton, dated the 9Th inst, says that the U. S. fgate
Macedonian which has been undergoing an examine
ton for the past week, is pronounced unseaworthy,
her tnbers being found to be much rotted. She will
have to undergo very thorough repairs to make her
ct for f4gtg
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15

GENERAL AoEEcY Aessrs, Hyatt g Frazier, two
enterprsng goang citizens started agency months
ago Commercial Place. collections. house and
brokerage newspaper subscriptions, tary
way Any wishing sell or hire house
negro have Ii Of the Louisiana
mississippi subscribe any of the popular liera
day, ~oald do we'll to give Messrs. H. a +. CALL
Ashley attend their business promptly and faithfully they
and viii win IT.. See their card
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15
THE French, SPANISH AND GERMAN Ian

IHE FRENCH, SPANISH AND GERMAN LANGUAGES
The constantly increasing commerce between this city Cuba
Mexico South America and Europe renders highly important
for commercial and professional gentlemen be able to read
write and speak these languages AT Dobeass Commercial
College, LOG Canal there special apartments and pro
fessors for each of these and also for the English peuanhp
bookkeeping mathematics etc. 1t is arranged that per
hear only the language spoken they wish acquire
The object is to save the Time of business mon.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15

= FIRE AT TAUNTON, MAss.--The Taunton Enamel
ing Works were destroyed by fire the night of the
9Th inst The loss is estimated to amount to ST. 0OO
which there was insurance for 500 in the Etna
and other insurance Offices in Providence, R. l.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15

& BROTHERS IN CoNGREss.--The election to Congress
Of three brothers, from different and distant States,
last year attracted attention. Hon. Israel Washbun
Of Maine has been renominated for the fifth district
Of that State. Hon. Cadwalader c. Washburn of Wis
consin has also been renomnated in his district, com
prising some twenty-three counties. And the first
district Of Illinois again presented the Hon. Elihu
B, Washburn for reelection.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15
Me- For tho benefit OF the Invalid porto

ES~ For tho benefit of the Invalid portion
OF our community the following from the Almanac
of DR.. C. NJ. Jackson, proprietor of HOOFLANDS GER
MAN BITTERs hoping it may induce trial Of them
j. C. NILES says:
SHEFFIELD Ill.,, March 49, 1856
expect sell great quantities of your Bters this year
Many my speak very highly of its good qualities
having proved itself excellent Fever and Age
yenave great purifier of the blood and the very best thing
on record to digestion and good natural appetite
In short of the very best medicines known
family being safe and pleasant for to take
q. L. D. CROCKWELL says:
AN4MosA Iowa, May l, 1854.
The Btters give unbounded satisfaction all that have used
them and do and can always them all that
afflicted They cured many of Dyspepsia of
Them where hundreds dollars have been spent for remedies
which afforded relief and considered incuabe unit
they used the Btters. See advertisement. au6 1mdWGA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15

GREAr MEETING N ASCENSION We have only
room to barely direct public attention to the pro-
ceeangs Of an Old Line Wing meeting recently held
in the parish Of ASCENSION which appears in another
column. Read the resolutions; they speak for them.
selves. 88
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15
Charley RigEiOzee's Oyster Saloon
81 ST. CHARLES STREET.
FORMERLY KEPTBY DICK NASHD

The AR attached the above establishment has been stocked
with the CHOICEST LIQUORS and will be opened TIL
MORNING at lu1S o'clock, for the accommodation of his
friends and the public generally.
n85-A superb LUNCH will be spread every day at lOis
O'Clock A. NJ sells 2p6t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15

BARGAINS IN DR9t GooDs.--S B. Churchill, corner
Of Ddes and Tepsehoe streets to-day begins the disposal
Ct large assortment Of dry goods prices which will sure
10 attract crowds of those with whom economy prime object
Iii making purchases The advertisement in another column
sets forth the particulars.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15

CARTON MArT1NG.-This valuable article, in every
variety had wholesale RETAIL very reduced
PRICES at the store Of VIM H Fisk, No. l63 Canal street.
next to Tie corner Of Barenne. 20 ~ VI.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15

LoNDoN CoRDIAI GIN.--We have received one Of
the circulars Of aess D. H Marks Co. 81 and IS Tchoup
touas street uents for this superior article calling attention tc
and beneficial qualities.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15

CARPETINd, MATTING AND FLOOR On CLorH.-
"a Broaseau Coz 10 ohartes street have lately
assortment Of the above articles which they furnish the
lowest market prices and in any quantity See the advertise
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15
Cotton Crop, 1856.

The following statement Of the cotton crop of the
United States for the year ending 3lst of August,
1856 is condensed from the annual statement in the
Charleston Courier Of the 10th inst:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-15

Ng.A Word to the LadiIcs.-In recommend"
ing to your Dr. j. Hosetters Celebrated Stomach Brs
is justice state that smuant to the SYSTEM i'll
mparng strength and vgo preparatory to periodical stages
which oft times attended with much pain and trouble
preparation happily adapted to all Affections
consequent upon this and for Cramps in the stomach
cholera morbus and all ailments arising from Indulgence
in the fruits, vegetables, ice CREAMS ETC.. etc. it is certain
and remedy and family should be with
Directions for the bottle Sold by druggists and
deuers generally. sells 2pGlW&A