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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26


~ PHOSPHATE OF LiME-The attention Of Farmers
respectfully called the above Inv auablo COM
pound ,or their approaching Spring planting,
his fonds aud patrons that
t,y may alway siepend upon being supplied with aHtNu
M AM uNtfoRM ARTICLE for he constantly superntends
person. entire process of manufacturing and putting up
sale
This article ha before the community for the
years dming which time has been analysed by
large number the repued Chemists In hercn places,
and has by various Farmers In nearly state
the with almost unvaryng Parhaps ono OF
proofs value 10 the greatly Increased demand
Unprecedented history of Artificial Fertilizers and not
cquard itself which II possesses
the oi the ammonia, volatile
Guano in this preparation being chemically hNou
agent only disspaiirg itself progressively When neorpo.
su this aable salt sulphatc, amaga.
soluble phosphate becomes hed food for plants of
descriptions, and hy them readily taken up VIII be
quite In inducing early maturity 80 euano,
much durable aud forhg to the soil aud est 20
latie.
there number Of super Phosphaes In market
which would not like 10 be responsible
earnestly request all purchasing to 6c careful 10 obtain the
which will he warranted by aecredi.
ag,nts all whom of acknowledged respeeiabhy,
them hold responsible for the good character OF
any super Phosphate Al packages will be Distinctly brand
ed Consumers and dealers will be enabled to mako arfege
for their supply nabe terms with my agenas
with myself
MESSRS II. G. HARDY a co, my accredited and
sole Agents for the city OF Petersburg -
G. II. DEBIRG,
dRi uitai Chemist and sole Proprietor, UidmsJars
1-lfg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26
A TKgNS, SELF-RAKGNts KEAPER.-W

A rKgNS, SELF-RAk1NG REAFEh.-"c
have on hand the above Reapng Machine whie we 'ah
recommend 10 Farmer generally az The nos AuceesS'
slt taL or now in well without choking anu
sinne and substantially bh and truly Labor saving ma
chine Also Obed Ilusseys well known iseppg a"o"ho y"
an improved Plan. =. i, ,,..,aa.. ,h., IN
We would particular attention to all Farmers 'hai ~
,ond urc,siug Threshing Machine, or Horse POWER th
ng harvest to call examine the kind and qnnty ha
"a are and the many teslino
MICS in favor Machine used last season ny sor VI ou
hes, Farmers In this section Of the country. II,
We warrant well made, of the best natefiaia aho
the strongest p0nr IN use -, n, oa.. I ,,.h
,r.' Va ,Ry.HooM Main Street, Just below the NorNel
Iousc. mo
i,ne1 ii II -.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26

A uTuu US CcIebrm ted Patent Atr-tight Self.
Sealing Cans Jars for Preserving Fresh Fruits To-
matoes Sc by Theoretically Sealing
There additional cost OF wrenches tunnels or wax no
spelling by contact with Cement lnda hunper Lead
r deleterous matter The Cans ana Jars
are all prepared for Sealing and the has only to
haa ibe cover slightly wben the Can or Jar Is filled with
fresb fu and press into channel ON the outside,
nled with cement the work of Hermetcaliy Sealing s
done he Cans strongly made Tin and the Jars of finely
gnzed 6r, proof yellow Get the best Can which
and don't your fruit and sugar as Thousands
1 Families did last year by using Cans made prin-
,e The ladies' are inv call and examine these Cans
, % '' ANDREW BOYD,
" 'mav Al .d3mos Lynchburg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26

xxvu,uuAMs,I nmd SALE STABLE
" MARKET ST. OPPOSITE MARKtf lousE, LYNchbtid'
Val am now prepared furnish, the shortest no
tec Horses lacks and Bngges hs very best n ihI esl
Persons wishing ride In anew Hack, drawn by me os'
with the polite and careful drivers can be accommodates
by me -, ,.vaa, ,,i,o ,ynb
lady In new buggy, with fine Horse can be accommodated
by me. 20, - u, go =, ,o,,,, ~ ,,,o,, tn nv
Stable will have fine order aud always ready at
moments notice am Iss M n"seS ,1' d ,So p"e viii
give me u cali and satisfy themselves that my stable !, See'
~ III. ~ d. ~ Proprietor.
INyV WINDOW sHADEs.GBLT CURTAIN
u BANDS AND CoBNicE-We hava lust received =
large lot OF OH window Shades OF new ana Deauiu Pa
terms aud also Curtain Bands and cornce OF every
qpninE qniY = ~ '''''e ''' ''' d GREGORY & cos.
rE,,sE.E aud TnOsE.-Y Yesterday we received
very dne lot superior Fob and Vest Chains Superior
"a, % 9l and matt, rn aud as put them
BON IN lua,y % h ,iey ynld form a very appropriate
tachmcn Dixon watches advertised by us rev hys
and we should be pleased any that give usa call SOM
a same iirnc itoc' " SIt.yERTHORN Cliff,
imiv mts formerly II. silyerihorn)
N~OTstE.-s,u s,uand u ner the 2ith sn-s.,s will,
In obedience to resolution Of the Board of Directors OF
w w T sale ali the Bags belonging To the Company
and not needed It's The Bag wh DC ~ aVnoa , ,ho
,nreo ,nHoIts 9i1,e''' "''' j. H. GILt,
to j%y an'iiil2 Ia Genl snp''
u..T received n large Assortment Of vi-i's-,
ID Of all colors French Work such as seeye' Collars
rpori,ees Hankorehcfs figured and plain Swiss, Cam
bfe ~ g al a. reduced '''''' VI" n GiGGENHEIMER
nEgCuyINC,aNDO ON HAND, - bbi.. STU;
IL ARTS sugar p bbls. suaris Ground Clarified and
Crushed sngar,
10 bbIs n. o. Molasscs
10 hhds. p X. do,
100 bags Rio Coffee,
10 prime old Java do,
20 boxes Adamantne and Sperm Candies - -,
Large lot of Clover orchard Grass and Timothy seed '
soon on as s,s we are s''''"s '"e'P YOUNGER SMITH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26
NO MERCulY OR NAUSEOUS DRUGS USED,
DR, JOHNSTON,

Member of the Ro al College of Surgeons London
of the me 1t eminent Colleges OF the uhea oae
and whose life has been spent in the rs
Hospitals Londcn Paris Philadelphia and elsewhere mas
effected of Il astonishing cures that were ever
known many with the head and ears when
asleep great being alarmed at sudden sonnu
aud bashulness with frequent bushng attended sometimes
a.nfr,i LII rerecn nredi inmediainlY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

&s<.A DIR. ROBERT EARLY, Dentist,
NM has removed his office door above his resi-.
tIrYYyy sidenee. MAIN ST. and square ahoN q
Dltrells Hotel ian ldts
II Y. E. a.. tiHEENlEE ofers hiss profession
~ Al SERVICES the citizens of Lynrhburg vicinity.
Ofieein Warwick House
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26

,uvO AusPPERs OF TOBACCO WEST,
j VIA BALTIMORE, MD.--rhe nnderasned. Forward.
ing Merchants aud Agents Of the irnnsyvnpla Rarovd ~
baltimore, respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO
TO ALL POINTS IN THE WEST AND SOUTH WEST,
with the trade having been for
the large part of the Tobacco 60
West through Baltimore they Halter themselves that they
ran give satisfaction To shpPers.
Freight nv low M by amy other line
Uongnmenh fton the West solicited and punctnay
attended To- MAaRAW n kooNB,
North street, baltimore.
sfrr TO Jncnb Heaid Ga Hrandt r, Baltimoret y. L.
Dudley W T. Smith, Mcdaniel Hurt Preson, Miller Dc
crenshaw Lynehburgi Crenshaw &oo., Riehmoaa
ma 2Jdiy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26

n
~ mens with the Importers Of the William Dixon watch
supply regularly with OF those watches as we
shall be able To la market The VIM. Dixon watch
Islands nj the head Of English Watches being made In
London by the Chronomeer Maker 10 the Admiralty Ae.
each watch IL certificate from the maker when
secures purchaser imposition by counteres and
guarantee being endorsed by gives him Immediate
redress In the event should keep time The
WIN Dixon used for by officers OK
The General of whose duties require
that they should have very time keepers also by of
nccre In private employ The distinguished OF whom
have voluntarily presented certificates of their superiority ~
time keepers. Il, :
We shall sell them In Lynchburg at the same price they
bring New York. object being 10 bring
New York 10 the very door OF our customers. =
The nnhe nre invited TO call the Dixon Watch
SILyERTHORN g. Cliff.
July 7ts Formerly Ii. Silverihorn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26

SuNALiFEKKU y HAMILTON are new IN receipt
i of their Spring supply of GROCERIES and LIQUORS,
~ all kinds TO bch they would call the attention Of their
friends and the public generally They determined to sci
LOW for CASH, punctual customers they wou,o ea
esnecia attention to their stock of SUPERIOR CHEWING
TOBACCO also have for sale the celebrated OREGON
PEA which, half true that said ofsvery farmer woHio
do well 10 give n trial ma ol-d&cts ".
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-15
o. O. WOODMAN.
n o. WODDnlAN. WHO

n o. tvODDMAN. WHOLESALE DRUGGIsT
W tsuccessor to Jarvis Woodmn) corner OF Common
Magazine Streets New Orleans Importer and Dealer in choice
DRUGS, SELECTED MEDICINES, PURE CHEMICALS,
ESSENTIAL OILS, Medicinal Extracts Fine Perfumery and
Fancy Soaps, PATENT MEDICINES, SURGICAL INSTRU-
MENTS, DRUGGISTS GLASSWARE, BRUSHES, French
and American wINDOw-GLAss, PAINTS, OILS, DYE
STUFFS, etc.
Druggists Physicians Country Merchants Planters who
purchase Medicines of best quality may rely upon being suited
Orders promptly attended to-
DIRECT IMPORTATION FROM EUROPE.
Receiving late arrivals drecroH England France and Ger
mlny, large assortment Of DRUGS, CHEMICALS, GLASS
WARE, pERFUMERY. BRUSH Es, etc Among which are
1000 boxes French Window GLASS; assorted sizes.
100 lbs Conrads Hydriodate Potash.
300 Peetcr FIR Quinine.
$50 lbs Mander's English Blue Mass
11O lbs Mander'd English Calomel,
50 jars Carbonate Ammonia.
8 cases Cnrb Magnetism.
10 cases Calciurd Magnesia
FROM THE BEST AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS.
1000 ounces Of Qunine, Power & Weightulan.
81 ounces Stlphate of Morphine.
10 onnces Acetate Morphine.
81 ounces Strychnne.
100 lbs Am. H. S. CaIonel, l bot.
2}O lbs Am. II. s. Calomel, in Is ID boxes.
30 kegs ref. Salt Pete.
q dozea Chloride Soda
1G) lbs Nitric Acid.
~ denijOhns Aqua Ammonia.
10 denijohns Sweet Spirits Nitre.
10 lbs pure Nitrate Silver sticks.
3 lbs pure Nitrate slser, crystals.
10 bills Alum.
5 b3l, Ground Alan.
POWDERED DRUGS
warrant all POWDERED DRUGS sold by mo as STRIFE
pure having been selected personally in their crude STATE
and powdered for nj, sales. Among which
2pO lbs Powdered Ipecac.
$50 lbs Powdered India RhIbarb.
$50 lbs Powdered Cantharide5.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-15

THE GREAT'COUGH REHTEDY-CHERRY
EXPECTORANTThcf following original letter hand.
ed for publication. remedy which elicit such
nliunls, must be good one
Galveston, Texas April 25, 1856
DR.. O. 0. WooiInan New Orleans
My Dear Sir-In justice you and duty suffering
and may say world OF coughing people, state what YOU
invaluable Cough Remedy-your Cherry EXpeetorant
done for when all other remedies had failed give
relief In the fall Of 1871 living in St Louis, where have
sided Of the time for the last axteen years. took severe
cold which settled my lungs, and confined my bed
and oed and bistered by doctors for several weeks but finally
got my legs again, cured Of my hard coughing
rafting and tickling in my throat which
than MONTHS always the the winter Ny
friends insisted had conghe enough to kill dozen
and that MUST be in the last Of consumption.
made up my mind cough my life away left ST. Louis
December last to travel aud spend the winter in the South
When called your in Vcksburg, you will recoect
coughing hard could not talk make my business
known You said you would my cough As ME
bottle of Cherry ESpectorant, thought would
slight aud medicine much and in
tHnkfuness shall remember the day did but
few days began alay and diminish my cough and I'LL tick
ling in my throat and before had more than three.
four!s OF the of that bottle entirely cured and
for weeks did raise cough though exposed day nd
ngh mall weahers in travelling However, in March, while
travelling in North Carolina aseverc cold and my cough
n- commenced again. and also the tickling throat
tervaS and before arrival in New Orleans the 18th inst
some nights coughing would and
hour two. procured another bottle from you
in less than two days entirely relic again. am now
determined always keep bottle hand and in the com
mencng of cough very few small doses will relieve it en-
!ireiy AN fully satisfied it the best Cough Remedy
known to the world and it is duty you to the cough.
ing and afflicted part Of the human family put valuable
remedy within reach of all Its praise will upon the
Of OF thousands of joyful congps haopv
souls So great remedy Expeeorant should he brought
before tie public.
lam, dear sir respectfully yonrs,
r. J. WOODWARD,
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Subordinate MncampIncnts.

wILpEY No meets , the first and ,l Saturday in each
1 o 1ae @ tS % ky
s sera D. y Horn En- W. W M 81 A F as
urne,ux, Assistant Scribe.
mdn 2BA sffV9d and s G" Chs nS in s"H
ySsi% sa j. s II S Hsli ri N''" Scribe j.
nds 4 IA ] h first and If s1 N on IL sasn
R"T Bsn MHe + MGrfG Moss SeF0s
WASHINGTON No 6 meets the second and fourth Monday
month in Margny Buildings Third District oicefs
for the present ernI l4nEenbeeker C. r.; H. Goldman T.
II. Millspaugh, Treasurer.
No. meets the first f and third Mona"y each
crossing Fourth bsfrc ohecrs for the present ternJ F
n nnn St FL F. k" r. c@s e GTssee M 5 Ga"
PELICAN No meets the first and third Saturday in each
the pr m o @ i A. Wngntr e r. L. CHARLES H. r. r
Capiaine S. W. C. o. Dugue Scribe; j. Nedo j. WI b. La.
teralle, Treasurer.
Interior Encnmpmcnts.
MAGNOLIA No. meets in Baton Rouge the second and
fourth Saturday in each month.
MOUNT SINAI No. meets in Franklin parish of St Mary
the first and third Wednesday in each month
a. SHAW No. 10 meets The rIt ind third Saturday in
All communications intended for the Grand Encouragement
mus; be addressed to jas Funeax e. Scribe Odd Fellows
''''''' 1''" 0'''''' JAMES FURNEAUX, C. Scribe.
'Ohti Fellows Rest"
PRESIDENT John Stroud Treasurcr James Furneaux Secretary,
t Sf HasS EhsSce kse W. e.
son, H. Iloines scxton-Danel Msrriit; Mcmbers-FrHn
Bowditch, J. r Warner, ii. Cnseredc, 5. l5oulene
VAULTS IN "onD FELLOWS, REST may be procured
byappying to F. NJ COMFY sices CO.. s. Canal street.
S. Mint, and the secretay office, i'll Odd Fellows Hall,
The price mobers sockhoding Lodges will be $40 per
0f
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COMPREHENSIVE.

TO-pARTNEiHeS EAHP-TII UNDERSIGNED HAVE
M I sY for s ~ . the ye H.
~ ' " ~ ,' III il: u: II GSXSEk: : ss
New Orleans. November l. 4s56.-n3
II AFTER THIS DATE Mr. FRE
firm will be ToUENE t THOMAS: p
New Orleans November /, 1856 ''>'''-'''
ry,IIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING FORMED A COPART.
Auction and Commission business, the Old Stand Will
tsna to a the Sae ] p or Of n Fen Eae E
Goods Of every description will be received and sold at their
Ibsra Cah Advances made Real Estate Negroes, Mer
a. ~ : II u X EAfEEH 1s 1 na4
A,sis% Is@snsss,' Old S'd, So = |TpP qds1
New Orleans November /. la5s-nl
- ornsh eop"r,G;tshp for the pnp2s Of Tsn;tegE
IT, o No. 9 np n sres y New oe A.
New Orleans October 90 ls5G-o2i
DISsOLUIIoN-THE co-pARTNERsHGP HERE
~ toore existing bel Alex Bonneva Aophs 'ehrei-
%ainss, @ + V VI E sop%;i y he ""dsF
f fkEf b bGGkGyA''
New Orleans, November % lsiG.-n22
1 AASSOLEI1ON OE CofA1tIN
TnoMPsoN, ALLEN & CO. this day dssoissd by
limitation
Edward Thompson having purchased the of W H.
Allen with said firm all the liabilities and Is charged
''''' '''s EDWARD THOMPSON.
WIN. l.. ALLEN.
VNIIE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING ASSOCIATED
L himself with Nj WIN. BAItSES Of this city, will
nnc The Wois. GGfsEy snl gToS b'ness under the
EDWARD THOMPSON.
New Orleans, Tny l. 1856. jy2
nISSOLUTION-TIIE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO.
IL exiatin. between the undersigned in the "Crectn
Restaurant Mlncurg is this day dissolved by mutual
sent LOUIS GuILLEBEAE will continue the business for
his LOUIS GE!LI.EBEiU,
JEAN BONNET
New Orleans, August 9Th, 1856 aus
nIssOLUTION-LA soCIETE CT-DEvAST EXIs-
~ tn entire les o0ssgnts dams lie Reatra dn Crescent"
des parties LUI Is GUILIEIEAT connnera les faires du
''''D''> Louis GUILLEBEAU,
JEAN BONNET.
Norvelie Orleans lie aoit 1856 aus
NOTICE. MOSES HARRIS HOLDS OUR FULL
Power Attorney and will represent during
from the Stae per act before George Rareshide Notary
Public.
New Orleans, August %, 1856.
u.23 S. II. KENNEDY i co.
~ fore existing between the undersigned, under the firm Of
BURROWS L OsrfOM Is this day dissolved by mutual
either partner will sign the Of The firm in liquidation
.JNO. NJ. BURROWS.
New Orleans Jnly |, 1856 JAS. a. OSTROM
THE UNDERSIGNED, WHO IS CHARGED
L with the settlement If the affairs Of the bate firm of Bur
rows DstEo, vi" cOntjnue the business under his
JSo. NJ. BURROWS, y Gr.yer street.
New Orleans, July i, 1856 jy+
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-15
Nem Orlea1rs 1aiip Crestent.
POETRY, MISCELLANEOUS AND TALES,
Christmas.
BY NET n A L E.


BIT the young young children, o my brothers,
They weeping bitterly!
They are weeping in the playtime of the others,
In the country Of the free.
[s1LzAaETu BROWNING
To the southland of the winter,
Where fadeles5 summer reigns,
To the stronghold Of the winter,
Amid northern hills and plains;
With the sound of church bells ringing
In the mornings early prime,
And with sweet young voices singing
Comes the merry Christmas time
And with many fond greeting
Ry the Yule logs ruddy blaze,
There are friends and kindred meeting
For the love Of other days.
While beside the aged father,
And about the gran danes chair,
With their earnest faces, gather
Groups Of children young and fair
From the darling all too tender
To have left the mothers arms,
To the maiden tall and slender,
Putting off her grlish charms
With their bright eyes cleaning brighter
For the Christmas come at last,
And their light hearts beating lighter
AS the merry hours go past.
And It's little care they whether
There be sunshine or be storm:
For It's rare good Christmas weather,
Be it cold or be it warm.
But, oh, fatLers and oh, mothers!
With the children round your knees,
Gentle sisters loving brothers.
Turn, we pray, and look on these.
Not on sunny forms and faces
That the homes Of plenty fill,
With the thousand winning graceS
That belong to childhood still
But on garments thin and ragged,
Upon naked, weary feet,
On the faces wan and haggard,
Of the children Of the street
Upon youthful forms and features
That Of care and anguish tell,
And, alas young haples5 creatures,
Speak of sin and shame as we'll;
For no mother goes beside them
In the doubtful maze Of life
There is none to hclp or guide them
Through its turmoil and its strife.
They are homeless, they are orphaned,
They are children, they are poor,
They were better dead and coffined
Than be begging at'your door.
For the voices of the city
Are so many that their call
Cannot find the love and pity
That will answer to them ALL
Oh, we fathers! oh, We mothers!
With young children round your knees,
Gentle sisters loving brothers,
Turn from those and look on these.
Unto You is truly given
with reverence be it sad)
The keys that will open Heaven
To admit their childish tread
In their weakness will you leave them
To temptation and to sin,
When your kindly hand may save them
And double blessing bring?
For even as We have done it
To the very least Of them.
Will the Saviour look upon it
As in spirit done to Him.
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SPLENDID STOCk.-P. MALLARn IL ROYAL
- >trrtti7 r. Mnrt hcin- back from his trip Europe
informs his friends Hnd the public GENERALLY that
Offers magnificent choice Of FURNITURE for PnrOr
Dining Room, Bed Room etc. from the best manufacturers Of
Paris, and from his establishment.
Also, splendid assortment Of Lamps Brocaele narasl
MnsEn iuhbetS Gimp and stun OF all descriptions
prry and curtains
Scvrcs Chinawnre fancy and plain "hr do Gut Glassware
Bronze Sian";te COrnces, ndo Shades, Mats Rugs Mir
orS o all SIZES md descriptions. All OF these articles having
uprrinrndencc Of Nr. Malur he invites hr public generally
I" visit his really splendid Stock with which he is certain
MN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-15

A CHANCE FOR "OLD BUCK."-A California paper
says awe have the best authority for stating that
the sudden return of Lola Montez from Australia to
California caused by her knowledge of the fact
that James Buchanan is bachelor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-15

"Did ye vote yesterday Michael?n 'fSure l did
according to the instructions p g" And what were
the instructions? :" Didn't you hear them ?-ro:e
early and otien!"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-15

A countryman, seeing vessel very heavily laden,
and scarcely above the waters edge, exclaimed :
"Upon my word, if the sea was bit higher, the ship
would 90 to the bottom ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-15

johnson once declined an Introduction to popular
author, with the remark that he did rot desire to
converse with person who had written more than
| he had read
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Lung fr'eF' e'c'
" "' '' NV 'H"'" s''"'y Ill 'l'e'' ue"'''''
Fy+f MAKE but e progress ihe same fearful loss OF
.,; ~, il''. - Nv, . -, '' r, 49,.
la; the victim IN for a week"
PREVENTIVE
The experenceof Dr. Frederick B. Page Of Edwards Depot
Miss with RAILWAYS READY RELIEF AS a preventive of
yellow other infectious Feve with the experience
Of hundreds of people who have been cured of the most ,a
u, Feyprs Dyscries Cholers and other dangerous diseases,
soui induce every planter keep stock Of this great remedy
always on their plantations With RAILWAYS READY RE-
LIEF and REGULATORS You will the lives of your peo
pie Hnie' DEATH elttef b ptslenfH 'e"r' OF oFh'c ue
tah@e"et VIII never occur "A'h 'ht human system N ne'
,,,t
S'a"'"S.
We refer the reader to the following extract from letter writ
ten by Dr. Frederick b Page to william Rufus Page NJ D.,
rs S1rs Y, dprirt, fin. lu. vray fever endemic ut that
r'.,. '''' '"''"7
cay
DIR. FACES REcoMMESoATlos.
Tbe~r i, a pv,ur remedy now much in vogue for various
Turao,, Of h|h AMI coltGrt which nm disposed earnestly
Il, .aant,,, n, a IIrrr Moon, ~, mi. ocrnsjor # !,
RADWAY'S READY REIEF Hn,i much superior to tn.
tal S,liye Of Rn>ia 80 uiyrr.aly USE, y The French
t,out
~ Srl as ,y, far tl inS,s all ,r few Lrmns Of At
tie sane time being drank in water occasionally through lie
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-15

DATENT NEDICINES-ALL THE MOST POPU
lar Medicines, by the Dozen at the Propretors
lowest wholesale prices. Among which
IS gross Mustang I.niment.
30 gross ryant's PuEnonic Waters.
81 dozen Ho,etter'o BitteGs
50 dozen Wheeler's Sherry Wine Bitters
81 dozen Ginger Cordial.
50 dozen Thorn's Extract CoDaiva and Sarsaparlla
800 dozen Bulls Strsaparila.
81 gross Fnhnes;ock VermuEe.
IS gross McI4nan's Termifuge.
50 gross Winers Vern,itHge
a dozen Osgood's Cholagogue
p dozen Carriers Spanish Mixture
q dozen Swaiu's panacea
100 dozen Barry's Trcopherous.
0. O. WOODMAN,
corner Common and Magazine streets,
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-15
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COTTON PLANTATION FOR SALE-HAN
~ ILTON PLANTATION.-The subscriber il prepared
soil the above very reasonable The plantation
is oitmed on the Bayou Bartholomew four miles from
mouth, in the parish Of Morchore. Ii contains thousand
Of ui about hundred of which present in
hi2i! Of cultivation.
The estate is well improved having besides comfortable
p"el!nc House, good Gin Stables, Negro Cabins ana ali
necessary ontHings. This plantation Of its size
fertility and lUcHVr Possesses viutAges inferior
tile valley Of the Outchita, tnltl ,ricor is willing offer
great bargain 10 dt@F1lli irchhSg Possession
T be given eiacy after tbs Wing or the present
crop For further particulars, address T. o. BURTON Esq.
Monroe, La PILCHEE GOODRICH co, New Orleans or
ROBERT J. WILSON,
Hamilton Plantation Bayou Bartholomew,