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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-19

af l@& f DUFRALOy July W. =
The Kansas Aid Conventions met Mt Kremliu
Hall yesterday, Gov. Rceder presiding. All the
Free States except four were represented. The
objects of the Convention were stated to be to Sc
cure, as far as possible, unity and efficiency Of
action throughout the country in behalf Of Free
dom in Kansas. A COMMITTEES ona REGULATIONS
was appointed. Most of the session wasscou-
sumsd in addresses upon the wrongs and wants
of Kansas. sffa -
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-19
Common Council.

The City Engineer communicates to the Coun-
Gil, that he has examined the '' building on Third
street, erected for Mr.. Nelson, and considers it in
an unsafe condition, not having walls and sup
ports of sufficient base to sustain the height and
weight of the superstructure.
:" The walls are in such a weak and crippled
condition that it seems out of question to
strengthen them sufficiently by mechanical means.
The only remedy, therefore, secms to be to take
it down to the stone foundation, and in doing
this even. the greatest care must be exercised"
Henry McKenty and others petition that the
building be taken down, whereupon, on motion
of Alderman Emerson it was ..
Resoired, That the petition of Henry McKentv
and others be referred to the City Attorney, with
Instructions to ascertain whether the city author
tiles have power to grant the prayer Of said Pc
titioners; and that if in his opinion the city
thorities have such power. that the Street Com
missioners of the second Ward be directed to no
tify X. X. Nelson. or his agent, to remove the
building without DELAY, and in the event of his
refusal or neglect to do the same. that the build
ing be taken down under the direction of the said
Street Commissioners of second Ward. and at
the expense of the lot on which it is located
Adopted. ..-
The City Scavenger's claim for three months
salary ($l25,) was laid on the table. We are of
the opinion that this office is a humbug, and
should be dispensed with.
Sixteen dollars were allowed for the removal
of the Hay Scales in St, Anthony street, the
Scales to be retained until the money for rcnov-
ns them had been paid.
Alderman Emerson gave notice that at the next
meeting he would introduce an Ordinance rela-
tive to arrests.
Those who asked for license to sell liquor,
were granted the privilege by complying with the
ri nopcr
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-19

HuDsoS SrAR.-Dr. Otis Hoyt has become
publisher md proprietor Of the Star. ays -
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-19

New YoRH HERALD ON THE PLArFoRM.-The n.
Y. Herald, of the 10th, sums up the platforms
thus pithily = sa.tta. a4Ia
The Republican platform is pretty well. 1t
may be condensed into three sentences:
|. They want Congress to rule the Territories
and to exclude Slavery therefrom.
>. They want Kansas 10 be free.
3. They want no war.
On the other hand, the Cincinnati platform
takes different ground. The Democrats want !:
|. Congress not to meddle with the Territories
>. Kansas to be Slave.
). War.
Of these two platforms, the first is unique stion-
ably tha hast
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-19

cTAvote recently taken at a Pittsburgh ship
yard stood;
fremont, ~ 96
Buchanan, 2
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Jous 6. FRExosr. what the South though.

Of him eight years ago = ..a3, ,,,sf,
TESTIMONY FROM Az Encmy.-The Charleston,
S. c. Mercury Of September Oath, lS4S, bears the
following testimony to the character and abilities
of Col. Fremont. @ sas4 ,g ,apsmqs
'.We regret to learn that Col. Fremont whose
departure from Aiken, we noticed II few days
since, did not reach that place to see his mother
alive. She died but a few hours before his ar
rival. He accompanied her remains the next
day to this city, and after witnessing the last sad
rites, left here the evening following "wednesday
on his return TO Washington. In this affliction,
rendered doubly poignant by his deep disappoint-
ment in not receiving her departing look Of
recognition after his long and eventful absence.
he has the sympathy of our entire community.
The marked and brilliant career of Col. Free
mont has arrested general attention and admi-
ration, and has bcen watched with a lively in
terest by his fellow citizens Of South Carolina.
Charleston, particularly, is proud of him and
the reputation which he has at SO early an age
achieved for himself, she claims as something
in which she too has a share. But for the
melancholy circumstances attending his visit, our
city would have manifested, by suitable demon
stration, their respect for him, and their con-
tinued confidence in his honor and integrity
1t will require more than mere accusation, to
sully them in the minds of the people of Char
lesion.
Some months since sword was voted to him
by our citizens, the individual subscriptions to
which were limited to one dollar. 1t now
awaits his acceptance at a suitable opportunity.
We are happy to learn that the ladies of Char
lesion, propose by Il similar subscription, to
furnish an appropriate belt to accompany the
sword, an evidence that they too can appre-
ciate the gallantry and heroism. which have SO
signally marked his career, and have thrown an
air of romance over the usually dry detail of
scientific pursuits ll.l vi. NO alll
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-19

E% James Gibson. the oldest member Of
the Philadelphia bar. died on the 9th, aged 81
years. Afx
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-19

TINES RETRIBUrIoNs.-ln Mr.. Blair's recent
letter to the Republicans of New York, he states
that Mr.. buchanan recommended the deposit of
the $50, 600 of government money in Simon Ca
meron's Bank, for the purchase of the Globe for
Mr.. Polk; and now the Union, which was the
fruit of that purchase, is doing all it to cus
Mr.. Buchanan's throat. io #
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-19

ADRfANr July ~:
The banking house Of l.. q. Berry & Co. was
robbed last night of $1,000. No traces Of the
robbers have been found. 'f 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-11

n O, yNOODMAN. WHOLESALE DRUGGIST
W. Successor to Jarvis Woodman of Common and
Magazine Streets New Orleans, Importer and Dealer in choice
DRUGS SELECTED MEDICINES, PURE CHEMICALS,
EssENTlA AL OILS, Medicinal Extracts, Fine Peumery and
Fancy Soaps PATENT MEDICINES, SURGICAL INSTRU.
MENTS DRUGGISTS GLASSWARE, BRUSHES, French
md American WINDOW-GLAss, PAINTS, OILS, DYE
STUFFS etc.
Druggists Physicians Country Merchants and Planters who
purchase Medicines of best quality may rely upon beng suited
Orders promptly attended to.
DIRECT IMPORTATION FROM EUROPE
Receiving by arrivals direct from England France and Ger
many u large assortment of DRUGS CHEMICA1s,GLAss
WARE pERFUMEEY BRUSHES, ETC. Among which are
1900 boxes French Window-Gl ass assorted sizes
100 lbs Conrad's Hydrodnte Potash.
1900 ounces Pecer FIR Quinine.
$50 lbs AIander's English Blue Mass.
100 lbs Mander's English Calomel.
50 jars Carbonate Ammonia.
cases Carb Magnesia
10 cases Caleined Magnesa.
FROM THE BEST AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS
1900 ounces of Quinine, Power & Weightnau
SC ounces Sulphate of Morphine
10 onnces Acetate Morphine.
50 ounces Strychnne.
leo lbs Am. H. S. Cnlouel, bot
200 lbs Am. II. S. Calomel. in Is 10 boxes.
80 kegs ref. Salt Petre.
Is dozea Chloride Soda.
| 100 lbs Nitric Acid.
~ demijohns Aqua Ammonia
IL demjohns Sweet Spirits fre.
| 10 lbs pure Nitrate Silver, sticks.
| 8 lbs pure Nitrate Silver, crystals.
10 bbls Alum.
| s bbls Ground Alum.
| POWDERED DRUGS
warrant all POWDERED DRUGS sold by me as STRIFE
pure having selected personally in their crude state
| and powdered for my sales. Among which art
300 lbs Powdered Ipccac.
| 80 lbs Powdered India Rhubarb
$50 Tbs Powdered Canthnrides.
| 800 lbs best Powdered Bird Cayenne.
| 100 lbs Powdered Gum Arabic.
1000 lbs Powdered Cream Tartar
| 200 lbs Powdered Tnrtaric Acid.
70 lbs Powdered Extract Caocynth.
PAINTS OILS AND WINDOW GLASS.
o01O lbs Pure White Lead.
10000 Tbs No. | White Zinc Paint Am.
| 200 lbs French Snow White Zinc.
| % casks French Yellow Ochre.
6 bbls Copal EaruiSh
| E bhls White Damar VarEsh.
8 bbls Japan Earnsh.
| 2 bbls Coach Varnish.
600 gallons Spirits Turpenine.
sos gallons English Iinseet Oil.
| 80 casks English Venetian Red.
! 60 bbls Lamp Black.
100 boxes American Wndow-Gla>a, assorted sizes fro
Shy 10 to q b. 30.
100 kegs Yellow Ochre, in oil.
100 kegs Venetian Red, in oil.
All of which will be sold at the very lowest market rates
| O. o. WOODMAN, New Orleans, lR and
je12 5mdsW o. 0. WOoDMAN Co, VicksbiFg' Mis-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-11

shafer-Jss syme-smth BroEdward Shift &eo7rSmith,
Cooper EcoT Smith, stuevant kcoJ senl steel, ol
George Smedes &co-Theile. Seller &co-Ihonmi g.
Todd &co-Taylor Churchill-Townsend l2npSins MSo
d UrGulnrt-J UterW Violet Eco--m ,1Ti hur,
burg &co-J W Wright &co-A Whiting &co-onnn " ttnus
hcoDr WedburnT Winsten--M San n Tato Voc
Wheeler Blake-J West &coJ woodruff &eoo axe "co
NEW YORK-Ship Geno--I Adams,,.-F AeTG y w., II
Alien kco-And Metcar-Bul, Ellis SGo-I Anaer
san &co-Byrne Vance &coBunnell y ltaliie-li bmhc-
Ruchannon Carroll &co-C Buddecke Sco-AtSon Bsker
-Bcebe Sco-B Fl nton Sco-Brhdley wilson Sco-C boFe
A II Block-G Bayey Sco-H Batols-CoHsSsG %f ~
scoConyerse Kennett George ConnoyGooper Net
Nar Tnoron ( Arnsron--W Crane &co-Dudley 4 Nelson
Ttola Selnr ,Sco-E Duonessian 3co-I II Dudley &co-
q T. nnIson SOM Dongherty kco-u Dayil-DyaS 1co-
WHAT Eco-Frclson, Stevenson &coGiyens, Watt dco-hooh
rich sco-1olsmth Eaber &co-A Grief &co-EM Green
rn,~IIali Kemp &co-H II Hansell Il Bro-Heai, Mnsse
soil II IIedden-IIendeson GanesD Il 1iymgS-W Jack
son Eco-A kearney-J u johnson ennett DIX Gc0-J
4 Ium &co-S Iocke---Inborde Xzucs---lacey Sco-IM
Inlrlin-W II Ietchford tcoI.obt Clnrpentier-M Miller
j Z Mathews fcoD II Marks sco---M MGCracken-- y
MARSHALL Sco-C Miller tcoAIoloney BrosMoon Titus &co
II W Muse sco-D Moran-A Norton .Sco-W G Is Neogc
N OF & G railroadC W Newton Ico-Richard Nugent \
coOglesby observation-disclosures Steele Sco-rayne Harrl-
son-Perkii s lcoPeet Simms &co-R Pie-rrlce Converse
kco-E Pricot &eo-Priestley }on--J Rniley Sco7I
-. Rohert-Rugely, Blair &co-Ruleh kco-Sanord BIO
II D Seaman &co-G Shumway-C " Szer-Smith, Cooper
Eco-E Smith sco-T b Smith, Steele--Searns Mnrrns
X Stevens &cu-Thee Seller kcoD d Tompkns-i3 FUR
pi,-J A Turmoil keep Twichel &co-W Il d urqn,art-
Vincent &co-Wils Rawlns ,yco-A Whiting &co--Waldo
bathurst sco--J Woodruff &co-Wrght, Allen &co-i Dung
T.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-11

Bales Of cotton transported... 1T06 1898 bales, 1S
yet hardly tapped the cultivated section of
try through which is intended nevertheless its
cep the Of nearly hundred thousand dollars
We wonder what property holders thinking Of
they forward and aid the road possibly they
entertain the opinion that the cheapness of the lands the line
of road saufrty and health Of the country through
the road passes and will pass encourage thousands
of citizens leave the city and go where cheap and
cheap living be had There is something strong in these
bit the advantages to the railroad will be equally great
and whether the moneycd Of the city and real
in the completion Of the road will make
little difference in short time the funds believed to be
ample finish to Jackson from whence the future
will build contemplated whatever the distance may
be- II citizens desire take credit in the
the road Chose who have loaned material AID they
forward early day be debarred the satisfaction Of
having an interest in the great undertaking.
We have received the last monthly review of the
market from which have extracted the quantity of unny
cloth and bags shipped from that to the United
the month of August lust 1t will be observed that the ship
r. ing hundred aud nine per The ship Bell Wood
,, Lat Boston the 18th st bringing twenty three hundred
nrEi ty -four pieces CLOTH bling equivalent seventy
fo,,,s5 ards sufficient for 1000 bales Of If
ali, -;nes a Rough that number Of bales
vii lie tlrty ships the way were loading
CALCUTTA Sept s, 1856,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-11

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans City of New Orleans
Be remembered ha Oh the 10Th March, 1856 before tho
subscriber of the Pence in and for the city aoresa
personally appeared Charles Briggs President, and H. r. Jan.
ver Secretary the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company OF
New Orleans who being Only sworn, according TO law do de-
that the above accounts lust and true, and
orec transcript from the books of the said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
H. p JANTlER Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this 2 dizzy Of March
1856. G.. NJ bkAIFOkn
Second Justice of the Pence for the Parish Of Orleans
The Board of Trustees have resolved pay per in
.erest scrip certificates OF 1859 pnyne and after the
second Monday of May and have declared scrip iv
deu Of Twenty five cent the net earned premiums OF
the mast year which certificates will be issued md after
the first day June next and they have reserved the balance
of profits of the year ending 18th March, 1856 to meet
pending but unn,luS claims against the Company
The Company continue insure against the eFlS OF the seas
and rivers loss and damage by fire. the current rates OF
premium .-.--.,.
Ohce iron building Of Camp and Natchez streets
A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-11
Shipments Of Gy Cloth and Bags for the United Suites for
the mouth Of AUGUST, lS33: :. 49,.

Til following vessels loading for the United States and
not cleared on the 3s of August National Eagle, Ganges
Brewster Mary Josiah Braee Orissa Fair Wind Kate Hast
ing Josiah Crowel with $685. pieces CLOTH and 33o
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-11

Letters from Philadelphia failures in that city and
very close money market A letter from prominent house
trr saws that the banks curtan their discount lines in
.lfdefene ID to make good Show in their annual snte
ents The discount commercial paper is not materially
higher it being not very plenty in the market.
AT Boston, according to the Journal OF that place. the rates
were firm but paper passsd readily 81 cent
VIZ yp halo the earnings New Orleans Jackson and
Great Northern railroad the month of October with the
earnings corresponding month last year The increase
is gratifying friends OF the road and presents ndubabe
evidence OF its future success notwithstanding the road is only
oncned eleven miles than it year the
crease in business within fraction of hirtyfve per for
the month of October only. s
Earnings Of the New Orleans jackson and Great Northern
r n;iroa1 for the months October, 1855 and 1856
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-11
Sbipptllg NllteLLlaelEte,
TUESDAY, November, II, 1856.

-. CLEARED YESTERDAY.
1s' ~ F G c Bogart &co
RorI Merlin Rock1snd far Boston j Whitney dco
naiA '"'AA'''' ''o'''""' ~ G W Hynson &co
Schr zulimc Weber, for Pensacola, John Hurley geo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-11

SUGAR AND MOLASSES. Sugar still in good re.
quest with sales Of 100 hhds old crop full prices liz hds
l03Gc H. and 20 clarified at lsc per b. OF Mo-
kasses 100 hhIs were sold al &c p gallon.
FLOUR. There good demand with sales of BOO bbh
including $50 Illinois Sc S 1000 superne St. Louis
81 % 100 the 800 in lois at 81 for snpcrne, aud
ST 100 81 IS for fancy anu bakers brands 400 800 ut
s. 31s01ST 80 and $50 planters in lots, S. Il Dbl
GRAIN. The sales of Corn included 36S sacks 7$c 40
in los 49, also 5c q buShel Nothing Of any
in Wheat. OF Oats 400 sacks sold
G5c and 6c offered for lot of 1900 sacks ST. Louis Sales Of
200 sacks irun ut 81 lS6GSl % q lU0 lbs
PROVISIONS. The sales OF Pork confined to or
small lots of SCI and retail parcels at SCI 90
q bb Of Bacon 50 casks Sides sold at SalSac 50 of
good Shoulders TX and i casks plain Hams l23sc 4 H.
100 kegs of Lard disposed Of ut lie per ID.
of Cheese abont 800 boxes Western Reserve sold AT l2c
D b. mostly the former price
HANGING noticed sales Of 800 TO 400 bales Western at $50
+ ton.
sALr..A cargo of 1000 bushels ST. ubes SOLD PIC
q hushel
CoFttE. The sales confined to $50 bags Rio com
nrsng 600 ut 0ic 100 AT 4ls@lO, and 5Oat lie 4 ID.
LIME. "A cargo Of $500 Eastern was sold private
terms.
WHISKY. Market dull RectiGud retailing at 33G13lc i
gallon,
FREtGITS.. "A ship taken for Liverpool at sgd ro
grain for Genoa 3l6c for cotton two for Boston
96c, and some COD bo flour shipped New York at 35
+! Dbl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-11
gebitM If tbe I'll arhtts,

TUESDAY NOR MING, Nov II, 1856.
COTTON The market nearly stand yesterday, par
ties generally awaiting tho Baltc's advice fully due and
she sales were confined small lots, amounting to
BARELY 100 bales At irregular prices Some offers were made
for round lists lower figures than holders willing to
accept and quotations nominal for the moment.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-11
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED. ~ .......
Ship wm Singer Farley II days from Thomnston TO master
Ship Wellington Berston Il days from New York. to Chester
Span SHIP P Ginda from Cadiz Havana, days. to PUG,
s SEX b h1Ga's F !ss: from Bay oHiss'in
Schr Deer Island, Perit, from Biloxi-Rnsin
sefr ssfsis christophel kveBasin.
s sshr HHass Gsy from sy St
s sF KsSsr from from
sc h Al s'f' iecehe, from Amits RiverwBasin.
sehr becIds Mclan from Bonfonca-B Basin; p..;
Sehr May Flower, Brennan From ANTE Rh RiyeFbs''
schr sylphde, Barbarian from IesomDe;Bfa;sin
schr Johivle from Bayou I.acombe-Basin'
Schr c II Frazar from Pearl Rirer-Bnsn. p;
sehr James { Eliza, Steel from B:loxi-Ba'n'
Sclr Emit from Pascsgoula-Basin ,.
s sshF h tFa Anrsw by s iqnsb2:
s ss Hs ssr MsIss sc iE from Standardization
Schr G,,stava, from Pearl Riyer-Basin ,..
s SEN Sys9% Rns '19
Schr Hunter, Faber, from Bay St Louis-Basip
STEAMBOATS,.
Princess Holmes. from vcksburg.
renisylvania, kleinfeltcr, frem St Louis.
Swamp Fox kmba, from Nicksbnrs.
City Of Knoxville Terrebourn from Don"ldsonVlle
Amanda, Fisher, from UuAcha River
Alma Ford, from St Louis.
Julia, Hicks, from Memphis
rovhoat Ocean Chapman the passesowed down ann
I'd sen 5th inst ship julia Tyler and schooner Jupiter
brought IN ships VIM Singer, Wellington and Paz
BELoW-CoMING UP.
Ship Milan, Badger from Cad September lh to NeeKei
Shin sias Holiness Griffith Il days from New York, to
Ship Genoa, Pcnnell from New York TOO Fofdiek o
Rram Shin Brennan from iremenlaven, Sept, I'D
Ship Astoria. w.,
Ship John Pntten, new from Bath,
Bark Iona, Averi, from Rio de lhneiro ,,.,
BARK Redechkei -, from Rio do Janeirc, to Johnston
Mole eco . - w How
Bark Gen Warren, Clifford, from fhlhueiphla 40 =" h9
prom Bnrk Beesse Hasloo from Bremenhaven Sept 9Th
Brnm Bark Edmund Wehesarm from Bremerhhven sepeni
her 9Th. -, 1. r,,a...
Br, Golden Lead johnson, from Rockland Ne to tTeeVy
| Farwell-Cafgo 800 bbls lime to CreeYy tarwei!.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-11

AGT-F REVENUES r,e
Osroad,s Tnliu, trl,orngne,
R0w.ndrs Ttr,ir S[jyfrre
c1,;tI,,s T,,,ir SyrI,n
WINK oo,.', Tonic,
SncrI,, tI..brir,.-t.
Vu,itnnl,. F..brifuse
T,IXEN,.FS.
| Shcr,nan's Cpngh and Worm
! Nrvnm's prI}!nonic Waters,
Joror','. l',,lmouic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
/ LOypI,'s WanDpuror Uairtilos,
Hnrry's Trj,unllergus,
LYONS IIaiF,uri4n,
i Eoylp,, [Jvprrion Fluid,
ph,,iDr'. |'Inir Tnyi:yortItor.
Jpynr's Flair Tonic,
Van Ijrusrnfs WahDcnn,
;,onlon'4 t)r;4ntul IEatr Tonic
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-11

ASSENGERS
Per ship Wellington, from Now iork-20 passengers
@ EXPORTS.
CHARLOTTE HARBOE-Bark New Empre-GoVernme1it
stores aud Z s troops
PENSACOLA-Schr Hume-25 bis -four, 20 do pork b DO
lard 20 sugar ~ do whisky do vinegar ~ casks bacon "
boxes egurS, 100 sacks 50 oats, ~ DNS mdSe
BOSTON-Bark Mern--9o3 bales cotton.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tammany-SiS bales cotton, s do
WOOL 5il hides, 100 empty casks, % pkSs mlse
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-11

ITO SUGAR PFIANrTERS.-TIiE SyBSCRIEERS
mr.. prytrpci receive orders for PllllAnEthHlA SU
Tennessee Pattern. and nj much less
price. ActL 4CLl,tN' nov '-l'st ~ t1,t
NIL "a amp street. >'' ''ilt'I'9-
= SEWING HgACHINE-> superior Sewing Machine,
= in t order Or 81 e low. r5- .uqnre M - Poydras
stree aU6
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-11
w ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
yorroN AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

TOBACCO. We heard Of ID hhdS refused sold yeserd
81 Saturday So hhds at 2'c, aud g. vi l31c u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-11

FTNRTT!D tDIftFTG 7
lie So low III The stomach that II neat 10
Impossible reach tlun embedded they il the sc
mrrus with 1nercurials and the remedies r. "
FAliNESTNEkS NERMIFUi;E first rtInnrtA til" ,uri', fd
having the worms c%pcs them without injury To TIE pa
ciHittAttf worms
TRENTON. n. j., Dec. -, l-5+.
N.ssYs. b. FahncStock Il Co.HeIlcnen: On lhur>i"E
years Of took vial OF H. A. FHhhe>f
NrmiIce and in three hours after taking it he meN i
which fifteen inches III 'ti-''
the Horu medicine i'll isc have uieu So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-25
4 LIST OF NEW BOO X 5
HARPER e. BROTHERS,

HARPER & BRO L Ill cItS,
Mo-. 81 to Ss5 PesIlslrert tfrankin sqas'eh
Asprrssoss L. Hf:s S6 Jam N''0'' n..... ....
ING -Four YEAss' tWASDgRisGs N tn. WILos OF sourH
WrsTrRs AFRICA. By CHARLES Ioas ANDERSON WITH
sun.eT. Of Sauia B.ofy Drvice. iOr Destroying Mid
, Ann g. y, &C sc,l ls%G t Ms;Ti3 81
Narrative Of The Genera Course OF History from the earliest
P,rocs 10 the Esiab hmeDt Of he American Consntut n
Prepared with Gursions Tor ne use 81 sn %' ana s
BEsUMARIHAIs AM HIS TINES
sk.tc.s Of French Society b. Eighteenth Century from
T. ID ty HyxR, s Eow.Ros 2'no. muslin 81 ~
MAGOOSs WESTWARD EMPIRE. r..
VAN Pa, GxEss. By the Rev. E. L. M,Goos, d. d. limo,
A cbILD's HISTORY OF ROME.
BY JoHs Uniform with csie'' History OF the
United sts:es" by the Author. 2vos, idnio mus
AmTRIcAN PoUL rERERS COMPANION.
Pr,c,csl TRAITS the brerdns ReaiDg aud benerai
Msustem.nI OF various Species q" Dome c 'uliry nlls
IT'D Portraits of towls mostly aiken from Lie fou
try Houses Coops Nests fe-dine HoppeIs, H. A new
EDITION, enlarged and Impressed By g. N BtnssT. with
10 Illustrations on Woos and Stone Square SVo' nu'"'
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