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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-08
PSYsOnal IntelIigsuce.


Rachel will probably sail tomo In the Fulton for
Bavre. Her life in great danger, her Illness being
only local affection
ARRIVALS.
A. the Metropolitan Hcel-iIon John Wood. Mane; Eop.
J. Broom Francis Rhode Island; j. NJ batchelder, Boston
George Ballard Boston; Arthur Young Canada; Mr.. j. K
Curtis Philadelphia VIM 7. Ne, Cincinnati; Capt eoree
West, 81 Louis II. sexton, sLouls A. g. Clark, u s. Navy
+. A. Moore, Ohio.
From Havre In steamship Union-Mdle Eseic, Mrs Mccau
10y and dsugher Ches Lancken Capt Overton Cart
lngrsha, Chas Rork siy and infant Capt Thos Rows
Marin, Wahon. Mr. obertneder, Jaeger, Dr. FGpsadL
Huber McDiswh,J BodenADa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-08

The Anti-S1aw,y Party to Be Ryo,mes-Aore Amongst
IL Memics- Mr.. s yards Kansas Policy Wh0 he
Biaek Republicans Want 10 Effect
The mocera,e leading members of the anti. i.slsvery
party In The House arranging matters between them
selves which will exclude from their council the moro
viosrt and impracticabe of their brotherhood. This
movement is designed check upon the editor of the
New York 7runc whose rawlings, since and before the
election OF Speaker 1t Is declared has injured the
Of free soism in having driven from it the active sup
pert of Of influence and means and lost for the
confidence With the community.
TIE Kansas matter will not be hurried up for discus
sion, as would have been the had Banks been de-
sed; and when brought before the House, IL will meet
with moderation iu Its treatment from tbs black repub
hcanp that has not been counted upon before You VIII
see 10 oil this the man cement Of that capable but
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-17
LOUISIANA DIRK DOCK co.

... '.. STATE OF LOUISIANA.
4: e s:ss
Notary r"1IIs in and f.; ts
and and presence Of the witnesses hereinafter nNss
Personally appeared Messrs Richard Tartlstt Sumner VII
liam Wsn william Kelly GSre%s ,od h"'f 4s EedGf aGE
Hughes representing Hughes yaletie g. T. F. Eoger for
ssnnF "! 5sRsssn % Ss
s y VIII rs nas
VA Of nopns SS s FL v M
son, Mrs Mary A. Allen Mrs Fanny Ruiz and Alfred j.
Johnson Cstno the State Of Maine represented by said
an act Of ss The isssa"s Of ibis nts Leaa poSs
pfo prov ns fs nd ay DenE aadEed
S n the sf,s he
sand eight hundred and fy that they nad al Gso
associated with them for the purposes hereinafter reccd and
hsy rsGaEe ar hs Pr @ @
"5 &SS :SI WIN sa'hsd .m, r
mih lsy sfs SIPf"y SG t a0
a ss:; 4 f !: ~:
Ess On s II d
scrpto in the office Of the Recorder Of Mortgage
for sA r phed i" he @
xs ss @ h "s h @ @
sand eight hundred and SCI enytwo.
3d. Of the Company is the proper officer upo7
whom citation other process against the Company shall E'
h The capital stock Of said COMPANY is fixed at the sn r
eighty hons dollars divided into esny shGEes sach tqr IT,
i IN amount 20 the It Shalt seem esne
sf s a IN q ys on" mot e TSS
for each share Of said eighty shares Of StockS" be " oo%
cent Of each share sbscribns and ten
Sn oR e the Cent o o The M i day P V a
s y o M 3 1eny ye cent cash sn oh o s S Of sep
9TH The whole business at9ifs and ma'Eee 9 the eoa
Managers subject the supervision of the stockholders a. a.
Stu Directors shall respectively
the Agent the other the Manager OF these Richard Bart
g c s Of S O. Sf Of Aseho
Of bG the mory Of the st II @
vacancies who shall subject such and regulations
'%f'ofy f e Witt III! pos Rp
an" "sr be s9 0p"H % s
affairs the corporation He shall collect the nstoIments Of
r s@ re re- p"y coming " "a! co
&c hsf d S3Gs y s"@ he he
the Company my there be after defryiE EXPENSE iS
a to do DO ad all 30 off1
s"e ecrRcae Of s Which shall ssne By
tessned by the Manager and his books shall alwnfs 1 ctn
Services s' he Agent entitled commission Of
ike sum Of Two and one a Of one per eenlnn al nee
shall out account Of sid eGrpoFation except for tie pE
Still rhs duties and Obligations Of the Managers as he
/
of Hughes Valelte Co. will have the cargeo
the construction Of the Dock Docks and subsequently
OF the we'll lis Of the Inecaica
rations o: the Company.
OH said firm Of Hughes, Talete Il Co, will have te
exclusive right make repairs vessels gong INTO TIE
Rs4 S MD ,asso de- Ell 5
the hereof charged by the Louisiana Dry Dock Company
vr5srs going into the Dock of the CompHny, subject
however deduction not exceeding ten per ceNrIn on s
vessel which the Agent or Nan
accr may cxpedcnl for the ntercst OF the Company L.
nut i16 dock sir deduction from tho established
which follows, to wit:
Ships and 6uAller vesseIs-Raes Coz doctsz,
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lllen 0rIealts lafllg Cresterlt,
THE LAD DEP ART NJ ENl1T
'gIflu ORLEANS Nlorep Mlarket,
CREscEN4 OFFICE. No. 70 Camp sereet, !
Z z ThlsrstIsv Evening, Oct. l6, 1855.


III was Pennsy and cotton, to-day in commercial anu
nanoal circles Politics. however ruled ana coon
was about dull as we have known for some Tine
dali because factors would not accede to
The receipts also large tending to repress me IN
financial circles report was also current tEa e DaA VI
France had failed. This capped the climax o. aa ana we
take the election news the cotton accounts the financial ad
vices and ALL they would make Capital ds Oh saiasuho
y for the time being WI HID: ~. VA
RANKS were On Ia herabty to discount and there is
oe Increased demand for temporary loans The depressed
state Of the cotton market will occasion some ex
tended inquiry money for short time Factors will how
srr hold long they and unless the next steamer
e Arabia the ll inst brings advces Of change upward
Id the liverpool market may expect considerable industry
Bears and great fnancering the part Of the Bulls
The Exchange market was very firm today Tho banks sold
tbs counter at for checks New YORK. range out
from dis. Time bills scarce compared to
aorne days since. Sales made at dis Bankers
desire unless at discount for 70 days
date and sixty days sight Foreign was quiet though some
small amounts Of clear bills wore taken at 8sS There were
other sales at 81 and for remittance a9s premium, which is
an advance There sales Of francs the extent
in three parcels at 652Iz For small amounts 52O is
asked The range Of the market from 52552l5, and
4 closing frm.5 @ H. II
90 shares Bank Of New Orleans and IS
\ shares Pelican Dry Dock 1T %. ,9 3{5@t k
Our advces from New York to-day Tuesday last
Money in active demand, and continue high First
5S99 per Sterling exchange and looking
mp, but brisk Money PiladeIphs in demand at SOLO
and u per cent. s85tls
The London Bankers Magazine gives US some interesting in
formation regarding the large quantities ct gold converted into
coin b Tho ins Or the United States England md France,
which, in part account for the employment Of new gold from
California aud australia since 1sS vet it does not altogether
solve the question what becomes Of all the gold where
does all the silver go has become of the silver
planted markets of France and the United Staes
Of all the silver which produced in Mexcosa
Of which 3d. in coin passed through the market last year
ZIG Of which went into branch mint recoined,
and furnishes the currency Of the country and
that better is required although the
standard is reduced nearly cent below gold This
" keep the coinage from being exported Europe and India
The London journalist the phenomena Of the scarcity of
pure lyerfro the enormous quantities Of silver which have
for time past been reipped Eastern Asia and also
the vast Of money sent to the seat of the Crmea
since 1854 shall endeavor TO show The following
statement Of the precious metals exported direct from this
try the East Indies during the last five years
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-17
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

IS vl;t Frank NIX on;s 9ass fe a
a T. ondssG Pnsksrd &eo-35 George Geo
IsaS Bsssl e to
peaes 4 nskson Sso5 S a Aby e
e ets Payne Harrison Begaf Foley Avey2 II
% s@s sss
bardS Persons &cosundres to order-Toa 1923 bales
cotton.
Jackson caddy Brown &so2ie g d5 Pask9ra
KsEs ros s Stanton
l r sa aso o I Bands Ksn
ByTns Vance ssoos Psyns MarsonM
* Hsas M s?s. M %ss Z
asfB sfs ss5Ef
sled eo25 John o Be-25 Paryis GLADDEN. der Heard to
T Ss fSss Eie'so
SSsn GobbT Hsnmingyays F5isdsadsT SEQ 70
es?s sssa SssSe 80 osS ~
ey &c., W9nw" &eo2 opkns
| 4l2e bales cotton.
car4a Fhs zeds Pay; eth
PT5s xass e9 WA % $5;5 II
Se2s pGSoa s See9as
ssTS Sss
s Es ean Sa Sss fSfT ass ys ICY Y
ssoI x htenSaEse- seuddeT Klero i'r"
Ss es nsosss c ms 'p
- Beoc NoSIcm Seo9 bids sugar + to Feowss co-l9 do
1.apn Fere-5 Brown-sundries 10 order-Toa rs
bales cotton, l0l bales MOSS, IS hhds sugar.
cad eSS
sa s rsssy to SsT
Ss5s ss % i Ss zsS &
5s z.S Ses @
aents Thorah eo55 john Wstt Noon
Wsh s GanSs$ s Bsisg Won 4fo
Hsastson Tssss9 WslSsF Stuart IfaS6ssoso
FsaTes cs oodha Pana as SS
COR Y Estlin Sco1a George smedes &cols Anderson \
O bS &eo6 Cooper scoo NiIe
e1nTy e 5 Sas
cotton @ss%9#2:5 "
Rfass o ons $p5 ss eq ssa
Ar Mienbergsr5O Toleiano Y eylora5 CanmacS sques
FreSon, Stevenson Sco5 Mcdowell. Mills &co-Toa COL
bales cotton ~. ~.
f9,s. Hss G x9ssa 5S. s9 as
pts K, o o Psfsoh s og w nS
iS Go ] @Ss A assg
s A9ssos sG sg} a9 so A6f aRsI Ysw
ins23 Richard NHseat &co29 Jackson &sezi to Ward
ffsS 49 Sas ws Mnis Hs.
A i May Sco54 Kage{, Blair &eo55 Hughes, Hyed Geo
ssSySSy ES5s5son ss
e sz5p 6SF nnso Wh
s5s ssS Th s so x5d
cost Cummings Stewart Gcosundrics to ole-Tota, 2735
southern Isls5A e Naadevlis T9ilGennys6iJ R;cEs
GsSn2 sf
n oakey IIawktns2o Byrne Vance sco
Mright &en EsoIss Bnekner sia,ton SsIan is c
10 Sass eoo 5 e Escorted ES s os
Belle and " Sherman ~
f. 5Ta s r-ARAILRoAD aHi
/ NEW ORLEANS, oPELousA AS AND GREAT WESTERN
ms asa fssTRsyil Gfss A@sIsoF
ChH,ide-sundes MArsIsall-Berge Elaze-t Eudau
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MEMORANDA.

na The officers tho Lone Star from Alexandria
repors Red River falling slowly at the Falls steamer
Amanda aground Old River with load Of Three
and half feet Of water in Old River. VIM ss iS4fs
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EXPORTS.

CADTz AND A MARKET-Bark Diego De Leon-S5O bbs
800 sacks flour, 1868 sacks wheat, 1000 slaves
PENsACoLA-schr Pow,aan-l70 bbls -four 10 do whisSy
10 pork 20 do potatoes do onions bbls moasse $50
sacks corn 50 id oats do BRAN 10 do coffee cashs bacon
hhds so boxes bb 50 boxes care ~ doz booms
Is kegs nails, 81 pkgs mdse.
PENSACoLA-Schr Mnrtha20 bbs -four, 10 do sugar, 10
do potatoes, do beef, casks bacon, 20 sacks salt
pENSACOLASclr Emma DeRussy-lOO sacks corn, 10 bbls
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-17

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Of Orleans, City OF New Orleans.
Belt eUenbered that the 18th January, lS55 baore me-
the subscriber, Justice Of the Peace for tie city
aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother. President
james II. Wheeler, Secretary, Of the Home Mu5m
Insurance Company Of New Orleans who being duly swor
cordDs law do dapose and that the above
us ard transcript from the books the
said Company. A. BEQTIER, PEsSile..
JAS. H. WHEELER. Secretary.
ard subscribed before this 18th dry Of January
1856. CHAS. N. BRADFORD, Second Justice of
the Peace Of the Parish OF Orleans.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved T. Interest Of six
cent in cash the outstanding certitcres Of profits
holders thereof to their legal representatives, AID
MONDAY, the llth of February
The Board OF Trustees have also declared dividend o.
per the net earned premiums OF the Company ~ the
yead ending 3ls December 1850 for which certificates viii he
Issued on mud after the 18th OF March next.
nThs Company continues to insure against the peril Of the
rivers and loss damage By fire. the Of
premium. Office Nc. IS Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President
JOHN R. SHAW, Vice President.
JAaES II. WHEELER, Secretary
New O-enns. January Is, 80.
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Subordinate Enc0Hnpments.

WILDET No. meets the first and third Saturday in each
month"; in Odd Fellows Hail. CORNER Of CaAp and Lafayette
Officers for the present terW b. Cook G. p; Tha
deus D. ynn Horn H. r.; - lMrand, s W; j. \. Fornt
Scribe; j. j. Nornent, vi H. Williams, Treasurer; James
urneu1S, Assistant Scribe.
IInRAH No. meets the second and fourth Saturday In each
month"; III Odd Fellows Hall, of Camp aud Lafayette
Officers for the present erInA Lorop, G. P; G.
W. Gould, Il. r: f. smith, W; W T. hoouiz Scribe; j. j.
Sherwood, J. "; S. N. Todd. Treasurer.
LASAILF No. meets the first and third Monday in each
month, in Odd Fellows HALL Of Camp ana IA:ayte
Officers for the ttrllE a. Patterson 4. p:
David Moore Ii. p. Louis iongeon s. W. A. j. Mess Scribe;
\. Benedict, j. w; j. R2senfell, Treasurer.
WASHINGTON No. meets the second and fourth Monday
In month"; in Mari"Uy Buildings Third District Officers
FOR the present ternC. iMncber!er G. P; H. Goldman, II.
p f. Brinkman S W; II! u Finke Scribe; j. Guert, j. W;
Il. MiapnUgh, Treasurer
LAFAYETTE No. meets the first and third Monday in each
month, TchouptoHs stree half square above Raoa!
crossing Fourth District. Officers Tor the termj :.
Dunn &. P j. F. kraEts, H. p CA1S. Cpceb s. W. s. sal
pin Scribe; L. Jennings, j. ". j. I. Barrett, Treasurer
PELICAN No, meets he first and third Saturday In eAa,
month"; III Puar Star lodge r0o: 81 iauis Street, Officers for
the present ternJ N. Wagner {. T.. T. Charles, Il r: T.
Capitalize, s. W; c. o. IugHe ScEitei j. Nedot j. W. b. La.
tcrAe Treasurer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-17

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
. Parish Of Orleans City Of New OrleansS
Be remembered that the 18th March 1856 before me-
subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President P
vier Secretary Of the Louisiana Insurance Company
New Orleans, who being duly sworn according
aud say that the above just and true
orrsct transcript from the books of the said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS President.
H. P. JANVIER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this 10Th of March
1856. G. NJ BRADFORD
second justice OF the Peace for the Parish Orleans.
The Board Of have resolved to pay Six cent in
erest the scrip certificates of 1856 after
second Monday OF May and declared scrip dir
dend of Twenty-Five per cent the premiums of
the past year. which certificates will issued after
the first dry Of June next and they have the balance
of the net profits OF the ending 1856
pending but nntdusted claims against the Company.
The Company continue against the perils of the
and rivers and loss and damage
premium.
Office in iron building Camp and Natchez Streets
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
,.,-,--,, A. CARR1ERE, Vice President.
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L72I8t14GZINF1 yIIEG DElhD.-f. NASA%9|&,
IL lktF, Nu.3T M&.I street. eEcrf c1-iun Ut" ~
%' having pure e,cl rishr from pr. t!'MHN q Me-"
York city. OF ENHAiMiSE rNH DEAD, will Httr1 pra:H:
70 AL orders, by ., night The process i S'aT't hi i
lone i; inconvenience CX?u>Hre. ody an 5t''l"d y
Eth waFrHllpl .4ee fHH decomposition, AMI ra E
.S- ay part Of tbr VS. u without c\haHg the srAra
y nr Of the year. bodies il an rIranHbH Sse q
ier0np ,ition restored cricet state q r""tvHt;'n
Ft partit...se pu.lets wiI IL given h ''sc 1 NJ!
itpJ.
%R-Neyeased nlnlte7s, plssi-an AID ia'5yess viz he
-,}. I'rr II Fyta., 4 v7rr
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SUGAR AND MOLASSES. The sales of Sugar embraced
rs 50 hhd at full prices. There Mulnsses in
hands On the levee t@#t. r-.p y.
noticed sne oe only about 1000 bbls, which
25 St Louis supethne at IS S. $50 III three St s71S
I60 Fine at Sc D Dbl. -------
sales of Corn confined 500 sncks
Prime Whte in lots at Csc o bushel. OF Wheat
sold at 81 IS p bushe for Prime Red $50 sacks
Louis Oats taker al CSC q b1Shel. Bran held
n vi 05@Gsl 10 b 100 lbs. vEa H.. ~ ~ =
PROVISIONS We noticed of 200 bills Innspaetcd
Mess PORK at SCI . u Dbl The retail raeis still $2l
Prime Bacon Sides held at lot of II casks
Ordinary Clear sold at SIC q b,Notlng any
!: ment was done in lard. Il s1=-s .-
The sales comprised 80 bags Rio at 101ic $50
at and 81 Prime crop llsSc a ban i'll,
provement.
Two carsoes Liverpool 5000 saelsl sold
and 80, 400 bushels Aarsaa in at nc u bshel.
BAGGING. India retailing l6&gl6c anil no round
lots to be had at under l5c o. yard
GUNSY RAGS "A lot OF $50 bundles landing sold at
q 1lcents.
ROPE coils Fancy Machine.nadc were taken at &c
q b.: sl
WHISKY. The stock is light held a. $50 q
gallon. Ia. .M..F
FREIGHrs.. We heard of engagement The mar,
ket was very, dull. v H. @s%3a.
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CATTL e M ARK EFT.

JEFFERSON CITY, October l6.
Arrived To-day 2i head of Cattle and 260 Calves
lings The market continues we'll supplied with stock and
prices easy at our quotations.
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ARRIVED.

sVH' Maia Fis2on oleary days from Pensacola to Post 4
EFT %4on{teIet%' F4uf;eF from Amie Ryer-Busu
tssclr GeNi's0a, Gh0srn, from Pearl RiYrr--liasIr
S St en!sf Sc,hltr irop pearngtot-Iasin
ST. va i''t15.' l'aAe, from Pearl Ryer-Basi1
S Srtr 1HhieFt frhsr, roiu Pearl Ryer-Hasin
scar ElEa from Pearl Ri4er-lsasin
Scir Z II Frazar, from Pearl Rver-Rnsin
Schr Mary Carrolidc Todd from BiIoNi-"nc.n
Sclr ARK A!rtrew, from }ny st Iouis-Bnsin
sc!Ir AiafS MaF@eIelt, White from !ioxi-Insir
SclIT Three Brothers, Melon, from Banfnncn -IRn@t,
Schr wPaH, Gt1saiT from Northumberland
STEAMBnhTS.
Eclipse BroRawal fro. Carolina INuIip,
Frank Lyon While, from HckShurs.
Republic, Montgomery, frarn Mtmph.s
Capitol Urt, from Bayou sEul
lone STAR, Smith, from Alexandria.
Oregon Myers. from Mobile
Bella Donna, Mcu0nbS from Stamps ISiptirg
Mats, Kerr from Grand Gulf
.-. BELoW-COMiE6 UT.
Steamship philadelphia MctoHau from New York viz Huvan
TO Jennings, i.tuEEand &Go
Brig Vim Brown fucker Is days from ioslaulp IONS r
to s Smith &co.
Slip Cicero ioring, from Boston, & Ftyrsoa lco-I1A
ions irR toJ l. Warner eco
ship noe Train, Fich, from Liverpool 7sh August 20 j
=tsfs Whitney &cp, 40
Sclr Tyrat, Grcgo.y, from RpcaH!, Maine - Cseryv
FarWeil-ldG cAsAs LING % Cveeyy :, Ea.wpl!
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Efery eiii.:Gnt! % tons will pay II nTi W.
dar 0S docking ,i n!ortng 1esscis will b. cer"l
En- En- a. I III. @ @ ft ri n r; may IL lex s At
such leg rae a" ,ny ay wsn making good however, 10 LIE
eorpq';t' an: }g;st,'{ ,.s v,,. r., .na,, cocr,
54 c6 '54 2 q os os s 5Ss2 Wi m o2
NJ ot' IT, ' ot II @Gts % us's eth Go a BE- s
!e@fiyS Sgi r s2. Io eFs' i";n liz l. '7
VI ab FL 81 ,ai a M e ': T@S5s > VIII" Pro NJ
.ec' OF y then. e coVn! Of :is corpora9n yEeer
S3 All o I'VE WsG " aa1csa ina i %e ~ s
il business and for he and Of the ~y s5l
'ar d roev last pHst Gs;} IT, e!g&'&en buo3G~!
S ,a ' taey Six bc rnicd 81 c VS. ad
i5, =; and s, s sst T" ~ P say 'S
may a incurred lr tie CONSTRUCTION o nay b"S ""Aff's @
u IL III. slid finn Of liug4c, Fatt C2 'a rHtSet5
tHe c,n@H,a ase', weekly report oi the business o. 'a
Any tl,r~e .oekhoi1sr mag any TIM lave the 2,Tsr
sockaoIr, Share shall vote ard in I'LL ',.
soc iss sI eve" b. tc Of tssp5a;i TO; ~?
portion IL further e,n. hal tn, The nH01 '''''Ss due I" 'ts
l5i Wheu period arrives tor 4. yinljs Hn2S * 'a FL
,~art and adj stye Iiqula.ig Commissioners. an
the c2atnn% on tern,' to b hEsd ~ t1 :, @ Ss
mi Itqr payi. it, deis divide the pr u" sca' c-
a =. IT, is 8, s s""h a !" W. l1' a
n E ss e: 5d "'' r@ S o' %S4 Ei$ %
p.te.,- wi,,rS Who nee;o sgnci .s,r e'1az
Wit" s,t' "'Is't'' '' '1 ri %"'i s;:..s,,:
R E + S s9:,9s,1 IT, f.. :S $;;::.
, y t' G, I III "a, pc s ?1E@5 .s-.s
T IT, II ' ,,"sS T, tx? o o'S .nary
E5 S ! % s55. r E;'s S.ar :5.'Ss
4 &"%%so ,i f"r rs s., IT, Nsty cyaye~sa
pa.i. ,o',sro' by Il. L. Sumner, At:'y ssa.es.
& II tia. M AZ, X; On ;@' o;s ars.
. rein.'s for Nqry Z ..r4:i?es on Sl.,s
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DRUGS AND MEDICIN ES.

~ DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
D22anFEqSHf rR 99 pEsps1ss , onhhDANrND 'AA
On, c. NJ JACKSON, PHLApflrn Iaa Pa .n,a,c.
S ftsfsS fs!
tlen si 1a Ss?s:1f riss,
Head fa Asai y q a!s 5Se se aas
,g.4.4s. Fulness or Weight in The Stomach, soar @
ILL.,; o.
nss i ,e Bois Wis sn he S and
R n na aaa as Eyes, %
csi sa l% bsn fts s' s Tssh ' con OF
q slant Imagin5nP ss.., Of Evil
,... . ~. ~ of Spirits, etc.
The proprietor in calling the ae IN of the public to this
its virtues and adaptation TO the diseases for which it is recon-
1t is and unred article but that has stood the
@ G gn @ ~ the s%s4
s in its an s by hs m n pp nj int
Isd na S e pFOpFsteF Se had E5s;
remedy ge" 1 hs great ssep ri has obinea
TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA.
The German Bi,ters superior to a preparations now in
Dear sir1 feel bound to express qualification
ties Of your Bitters have found them be all you
recommend them to be- and cheeully recommend them to the
public safe and remedy for the diseases they
tended for and superior to all other preparations in
Very respectfully, yours, H. OPPENHEIMER.
THE BITTERs ALL THEY ARE REPRESENTED TO BE.
JACKSON, La, August 90 1854.
Dear SirI have used your German Btters End find them
all they represented be- and ceerfuy recommend them
to the public excellent medicine.
Respectfully yours, 's,r W. Z. FAULKNER.
l.. MAYER says:
..... HARRIsoNBURG, La, May o. 1853.
Your German Bitters is very valuable medicine. have
disposed nl received from you and wish supply i'm
medately
DR.. RAYBoID QUAIL says:
TRINITY, In, June 80, 1853
for the last year used the German Bers prepared by
you practice extensively It will shortly be the only
medicine kind be readily sold here and be-
eve that there will be sold IN this
vicinity than in any other part of the country.
Dr. RABE says:
FRANKLIN, La, June "a, 1852.
Your German Bers have become very popular here and
wish a fresh supply Immediately
E. A. ADAMS Il co. say:
RICHMOND, La, June 2, 1853
Your Ber give universal satisfaction to all who have used
them.
You should bear mind that these Bers entirely
table thereby possessing advantages the prepare
tons recommended for similar diseases.
Sold by Druggists and Storekeepcrs every town and village
j. WRIGHT 4 Co,
aIl6 1ydW&3A New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-17

TWENTY-FIVE FEET OF TAPE-sVOPn.
Aggravated diseases often disappear after the expulsion Of
worms Epi!epc fits commissions and npolexy have been per
uaneutly relieved in this Yet The great object has
always been remedy which dependence could
be paced This has long been known and used by the
public rs T. A. FAHNESTOCkS NERMIFUGE, and may
be relied upon nfallibe.
BAYOU SARA Ia, January H. 1855.
Mcssrs E, A. Fuhnestock Co-Cientlemen Some
since recommended VermiFuge to relative Mr. Ghso
Vest of Jefferson county, Miss, for child eighteen months
old, which supposed TO be dying from fits He two
three wills, which brought from it Tape twenty
long cured the child. This preserved and
have shown planters in this and the adjoining counties
have sold thousands OF bottles your Fermitge with perfect
satisfaction purchasers II this will be Of service in
calling attention your valuable remedy you liberty
il. JAMES p. HARPER,
Of the firm of Harper d Son, Druggists.
Sold wholesale ali tho principal druggists ans
country merchants the Unt" State, sep d&Wlm