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ARRIVAL OF THE ANGLo-sAxoN.

6nSllSl ailu A.hc{1ci0 1TOQDles.
GREAT BRIrAtv.-Thc American Minister
had an interview with Lord Clarendon, at the
Foreign Office, on Wednesday.
The Daily.News again calls attention to the
domestic troubles of America. The Post in
leader on the serious aspect of the internal poll
itics of the United States, says Kansas is but
the field in which the great American question
of Slavery is to be debated, most probably in
arms and so thoroughly is the vital character
of the crisis understood inAmcrica, that there
are many who hold that the postponement Of
the contest would be cheaply purchased by a
foreign war, the only means of uniting the
iarring States once more under the same ban
ner.
The Times says: .sThere is unfortunately
no longer any doubt that Mr.. Champion is to
be dismissed, and though the exact news Of
his dismissal has not yet reached us, we may
certainly expect to receive information to that
| effect by the next arrival. At the same time
that our Minister is dismissed, the exequatur
will be withdrawn from three Consuls whom
the American government considers guilty OF
violation of their municipal laws.''
| OF the correctness Of this intelligence the
Times does not pretend to express any doubt.
ssThe American governments intimation of its
intention,' it says, sEio accompanied with the
most profuse assurance of good will and res
| pect towards this country
Mr.. Dallas, the Times is assured, is armed
with the fullest powers to negotiate and final
| ly settle the disputes connected with the Cen
| trail American question, and if unable to come
| to an agreement the contracting parties are
empowered without further reference toAmer-
ica. to refer the question to the arbitration of
| some impartial third person, TO be selected by
mutual concurrence.
GAS regards our retaining Mr.. Dallas,'' says
! the Times, s'that question should rest entirely
upon the guilt or innocence of Mr.. Crampton.
! If the latter be innocent Mr. Dallas ought not
to remain, and if he be guilty no false pride
| should prevent us from acquicScing in his ex-
pulsion.''
In the House of Commons, on Thursday, Mr..
| DIsraeli said if the government Cid not go on
with the army estimates: they might expect a
discussion on our relations with the United
| States. The Chancellor Of the Exchcquer, in
reply, said he would fix on Monday, If there
was no objection, to discussion on the army
estimates.
FRANcE.-Thc Times correspondent writes
from Paris that the French army Will be fur
ther reduced 10000 men.
HoLLAxD.-Thcre had been ministerial cri-
sis in Holland, and the Premier. Vanvail, had
resigned.
The British mail steamer Asia. from Liver
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HOUSEHOLD WoRDs, for July, retain all the
interest which has given them a worldwide
celebrity. This periodical is one of the best
reprints OF British Magazines, and all who
relish this species of literature, should pro-
cure copy from Dix & Edwards, 321 Broad
way, n. Y. Price So a year.
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MORE THAN fifty vessels were afoat, several
days since, on the Upper Lakes, bound to os-
wego, loaded with nearly 100000 bushels of
grain.
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ORPHANs' COURT sALE-Bv Vi

nHPHANS' COURT SALE-By virtue of
~ an order of the Orphans Court of Clearfe!d
county, there viii be exposed 10 public sale at New
Washington. on Saturday the 26th day of July
1886, at O'Clock, P NJ n certain lot of land situ-
ate IN Chest township, Clearfeld county begin
ming at hickory on Chest creek, e. 50 perehes 10
cucumber, n. II deg. e. 60 perches to hickory.
down, north Al deg. west 10 perches TO post W y
perches to W. oak on Chest creek, thence up the
less. late the estate of Jonathan Pearce drceas
ed. TERMS, cash. JESSE HUTTON,
JOHN BYERS. .Ir.
SAMUEL WEAVER
July >, Io56 1t Adm rs of J. Pearc,,
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That sprightly little monthly, .sThe School
fellow is also at hand, srfch, rare and spicy
1t is designed for the use of children, and is
filed with chaste and pleasing matter. Price
81. Address-Dix x Edwards, 32I Br., NY.
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New Advertisements.

"ANTED.-A good Blacksmith at rahauu-
w ton. Possession of the shop given imme-
diately, together with dwelling hense One with
a small family preferred. The situation is a good
one For any information address
July :, 5G JAMES B GRAHAM
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ID L Il d:

In this borough on the 23d June, Miss Eve
GLAsER, aged about l6 years
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The last invented story of our Democratic
friends is the silly report that Col. John c.
Fremont is a Catholic. That party must, in
deed, be desperate to resort to such stories to
deceive the people and prop up its falling for
tunes. The Tribune says, Col. Fremont was
baptized, reared and confirmed in the Protes-
tant Episcopal church, to which he has ever
adhered. His father was a Huguenot, which
Of itself would go far to disproye the charge
made against the son. There is another fact
that should not be forgotten, which is, that
the Philadelphia Convention is not the only
one that nominated him for the Presidency
The Northern American Convention which as
sembled at New York also selected him as
their candidate. He, therefore, is before the
people not only as Republican, but as an
American candidate.
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Aaftsmm' s 9ournal,

S. B. ROW, ED1ror AND PRorRIEroR.
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j II .EI Z 81 70.
J ANIs III eEI rs sr1s 4 y N!

q u ANDI5a GETaFTRES sTEEETs- RHEU-
ssf gM As tf
BLOOD which has gained
s5sstasl Sis painful az
Ss
y :, NJ attends q and
thirty ysass Those who lad the
e. s. Il.
H fa and s
'asss
pies either hobhng crutces confined their
ss.sF Certify e complete IND BY the
portion sccunulaed eyidenes il is behalf This
published g the world beneficial
a mes fPSs Rs
ts had decided TAI thsrs vers
then tins medicine and it and
%
character such accompanies other
a a 1
get circular and reas what those Who were oh ASe
saisrs The St Louis GS e., Re- e.
sss q St psysls es
&c T ans
se e f .tsls u
1 aas 9 @
ssss &
= A. e1 sas E sad others hm
q the South West evidence Sf their
aas spasas xltsas Il SsS
IL W.
sSs fe o Wsalthy merchant
oaE country ana va he effect non
with n IN HI md sesd
states s e. Isl n ,d sss boushs
sss "a + e. Snu
Of prominent physicians, merchants and others
cu5g y a, an,inant nh vcan of 81 Juis res
bShsr @ York:
and h g have been pertaining
other remedy had been netsetaa that
ais1os SPs bs SS Y Sssssa
assa f1e esf AZ
that young man. member Of the College was 50 low that
other had =. decided that he
bsir
hG s BE- nst 81
before such o
Wth elsrgymsn the Baptist
all the Sill Of the most emf
finally obtained this remedy and IT cured her
ard highly ssS e
become and nothing relief until he got thsceom
MI Price merchant Of Orleans, writes that he
cripple from chronic Thepnatis and for three
could scarcely turn himself 8 affected his whole sy
tenn tried all remedies he could hear Of and all the most
celebrated physicians but found relief until he obtained this
compound and il cured him sfsetgqu We might give hun
such cured in New Orleans and the South
Levi Es Of Ottawa Illinois writes that he severely
thirty could scarcely
walk step The flesh had shrunk from his limbs the most
expensive efforts been tried for years but he had lost
oil hope recovery merchant being in ST. Louis heard Of
il and took Il home and prevailed on him
to He cerhes atit cured him sound and ace the flesh
had returned to his limbs which had become strong as
might thousand of equal
We most respectfully ns those who afflicted
agent their vicinity and circular and read the letters
and certificates of James Mitchell ReyNG Bergman
IA. Lynn, y. N. Kelly Rev n AZ Colhlrn, and
eter e1ergymen while add the of Hon. J. Smith
q The Bank Of the State Of Missouri George q
Eddy, s. Downing Holland c. W. Stone, j. W. Christy
Joseph souack with tier prominent merchants of ST. Louis
as also vast numbers Of other citizens. y
This is home eridece and these uig witnesses where
remedy first ntrodnced and where many thou
have been cured last two The Fop,is
II the city New York where all orders
This pef1bs internal remedy prepared and
commended this disease alone This asiH
Efce-S5 per single bottle three bottles for $40.
S w, 5Ys ALEXANDER & CO., Proprieors,
M 1Sprno ,-Sfront vorln ;r1
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sss5s Z I0MPTBOLLERa OFFICE, II
City of New Orleans, May u 1865 ssjS
Rssulusd That the 0ounptFeler be, and he s hsEab
required to give notice, by atandag
Ragsissfnsnt Ia the ofcia journal, that in
WITH ths Dinth pc ordinance No. 3aa2,
March so, the Council will not pay any bill agsna
eha City unless contracted under of order
Sko the ptreliar in tho ordnance
gSfegred to-. TSigned1 H. Ii. IRA CT,
Prssideht Board Of Assistant Aldermen. .
=3 MI LIS gnel4s RI &. IIs PLACE,
Prssllsa Board Aldermsn
approved April28, 1855 s95 .$
[aignsdl JOHN IL u Mayor. %
Tbs attention 81 ths osasers te city and of the
public is respectfully called 70
- @. DE BUYS,
jvaylg N ComptrolisE City of New 0reans.
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s1A;s aaEiiSSV 0EsIsEs 8.

80
CITY HALL, ID III
Giiy of New Oh seaIiss 27th of March. 1855. Z.
Ts gT zACT ufE aa oTdinance Of Che Genaral Council
III OF The City If New Orleans, entitled Z ordn-
a.tce c5nneraing drayss carts, 9Th June
sia Bs u faysh ord@insd rhat from and aftsrths
af lfsis ordinance, il sa for dray-
men and demand and ts following
Easss praduce Eaerchaadize and Other objects
soaaea, ported and unloaaed VII Inc limits OF
Il tis clys: EoF every load Or 40
MotSexrerding in distance ave ~ m 81
no do do ID do...- 20 4N cts
do do s rs $8 do. p go cts
81 DO do do 20 78a do :. % 50 cts
Exceeding do "a do.....,.. 1 90 cts.
aboss rates shall be- liable of 10,
ii Srunl such cartIaar of the dray
af carl Ea $Ss2 t954sS}
ma IA daieS de Nadoption de ceta ordonnance, ii
permits anx nondueleurs do drays OF de oharretes
demanaet at Eecegoir les prix suyans pour char
cement le daeharge nsnt de tous produs, iarchan.
dies antres ohets dams les linlites de la vile.
Pour tout voyage une distance nexcedant pas six
ileis et nsexcedant pas IL ieis. cents
fieta u xGedant pas ~ ilets. cents
IA iIets etnexcedant pas ilets cents
DE ~ iets Ell .dessus. III plastic
Tout de dEag on ds charrette Jul deman
dssa plus Que les pix c-dessus sera passible dune
oa Dc chafrsits On az dig dfay on de IL
ssss lsignsal FIRE BUIss ON, g.
# sss3 President.
Approved s.ll OF June, ts43.
IsIgRsdl WIN. FRERET,
n IA true extract G. Wv. LEWIS, Secly.
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MUSIC TEACHING.

.,u,., INSTRUCTION I'm VOCAL MUSIC
XAI THOMAS J MARTIN of the Oldest instructors in
Eg this CITY, will give in this accomplishment TO
Ladies or Gentlemen. His ability is too we'll known to
REQUIRE recommendation. , .
iii r,set With nromnt attention ls o9tf
rashSy MRS, CAMPBELL, TEACHER OF MUSIC
-, gives LESSONS ON THE PIANO AND GUITAR,
her residence No q Constance street. and also ut
EasSaR No. 50 Hevia street. ES~Terms-S5 per month"; or
twelve lessons KLECTURES % Constance street
uaet ~ felD ly
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STATE OF LoUIsrAggA, cry NEW ORLEANS.
IF
Parish Of Orleans District Court Of New

y 4 4 b {IE4
tgsHE following named delinquent tax payers for
Il a taxes on real estate and slaves due the city of
New the years 1858 and 1854, are hereby
cited 10 appear before the Fifth District Court Of New
Orleans within fifteen days from the date of the first
publication Of this citation in the official journal of
amount placed opposite their pec.ive
name. together with interest thereon, the rate Of
eight per eentum per from the ISL Monday of
May 1854 and 1855, until paid and Ave per centum CONF
missions on the same.
Witness, the Hon. d. Augu slin, Judge of our said
CONF eleventh day e AVE 4 q R S 1sis celk
W New Orleans, 11,h Y. April vi !. 1886
Bertrand, Eageaie SfIS 50 Bulii,t, Cuthbert s3aa1O
suiason, Fssderick "a Buchanan udge l49B 60
Bernard, III ian 90 g s35F85 8$
sesronan, Dents 81 Is y
Davis. !. d i Dsy,.a, jane, Is j
saillo,te, j a. 4sz os
Hss HsE5.s Nj; II
Iarass' 81 e 4 lyon .a' ~ 3. 80 g
eaart NJ. ssii lis 90 Msflsny, b 4al 50
'Esrien, Jos. 10 70 8#8
sullivan. nieh 4 q. 10 81 % ) D
II Youenness John 1sa "a Yonenr,es Ohm alaa s
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
Parish of Orleans, City Of New Orleans
Be remembered that the 18th January 1856 before me-
the subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the city
aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother President
and james H. Wheeler Secretary, of the Home Mutual
Company of New Orleans who being duly sworn &C.
cordn depose and that the above accounts are
Just and and correct transcript from the books OF the
said Company, A. BROTHER, PresidenL.
JAS. H. WHEELER. Secretary.
and subscribed before this 18th day Of January
1856. CHAS. NJ. BRADFORD, Second Justice OF
the Peace OF the Parish Of Orleans.
The Board Trustees have resolved to pay interest of six
per cash the outstanding certificates Of profits to the
holders thereof to their legal representatives. and after
MONDAY the 1lth of February next.
The Board Of Trustees have also declared dividend of ten
per the earned premiums Of the Company for the
yeard ending sst December 1859 for which certificates will be
nThis Company continues to insure against the peril of the
seas rivers and loss damage fire. the rates Of
premium. Office, No. IS Camp street
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President
JOHN R. SHAW, Vice.Presdent.
JAMES Fl. WHEELER, Secretary.
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E'lrat District Found. q

~ FIRST aistrict Pound.
TXTAs brought tolhs FRS, District Pound on Dry
AIDES street, between ulia and Gircd streets, as
Gstrays-- AS$4$ Nj
One she oat, with white face and body, the neck
and Jaws black black spots and &ates. y
Sz$S One whitssshes Goat 55@ 5G IA 5%
Which. III not claimed within ten days,and the ex-
pansea thereon paid willb sold at public auction, az
said pound, on SATURDAY. the 26lh instant at 10
e oc.ocksA. ~. 3s3 ~ Tas n
s#l56sas sssssHss AUG. {. PHELPS,
s$ss Street Commissioner.
n sy Orleans, April IS, 1856 al72l %
e9e conduit8au depot DIES epaves du Premier
5sisiets rue DfYades, entire les rnes Julie ct Gil
rod CONNIE epaves- 9 @@ :!
Inns GhevIe ayanlla face q Ie corps bancs, les ma
chores lie noirs des aches nores ct des gandes
~ Una Ghevre blanche. f585E8g
81 les dts antEnaax ne sont pas reclames dams dix
sourss etles depenses payees lis vendus en
chsre 8pnbliqae dir depot, 10 SAM 20 du cou
rant. a 10 heures Al
81, 55ss#sE S5 AUG. IS. PHELPS,
Commits saire des Rues
MILES Orleans IL IS avr 1856. all q IS
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans City of New Orleans
Be remembered that the 26h March, 1856 before the
subscriber of the Peace in and for city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. p JAN
ver Secretary the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company of
New Orleans being duly sworn according to law do de-
say the above and true and
transcript the books of the said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS President.
H. p JANVIER, Secretary
Sworn to subscribed before this 18th day of March
1856. O. M. BRADFORD,
Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
Board of Trustees have resolved Six cont in
certificates of 1855 payable and after the
second Monday Of May next and have declared scrip dv
Twenty-Five per the earned premiums of
the past year. for which certificates will be issued and after
day next and they have reserved the balance
the profits of the ending 18th March, 1856 to meet
pending but unadjusted claims against the Company $500
The Company continue insure against the prs OF the seas
rivers and loss damage BY fire. the current rates of
premium. 49,
Office building, Of Camp and Eatchez streets
CHARLES BRIGGS President.
u iiaat
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BrTA L. III. WA 1 of THESE cE h.
f &ey BY . f DEooGx onAf's' corner
Gout Gravel Diseases of the Womb, General Debility
ot6ssSiss5 VII as5d Rmsda;s slsf Sfss,
dscats infant dsns meals dies drink with pleasure
from one Of the numerous certificates on hand ., ,o,
This certify that very bad Of health and
found to place myself under the care Of Ds Stone
for TWO Ithen had recourse 70
csp e I i miles
from the Springs commenced using the waters freely In
eyed suerngs (Which very acqte about four
wou acqus myself duty to the AFFLICTED the
Of those waters The certificates Of Doctors Warren Stone
shows the nature of my disease.
This eeaes that Mr. Macshane under treatment me- in
SsraIgsd IS %sf ST Sc
sas
'slsnsai p F. SiB BoYE 4 Hon House Physician
'tss eS who have 4 Hsa s II Caldwell
Ell fs6. vi 3 Shy ESQ., Be- b. MM scGseP
nThe Springs will be shortly re.opsned under
the direction of competent Manager. .
ORLEANS STEAM nIILLs-oFFIcE, IS PoY-
forms the public that he keeps constantly hand full supply
of
FRESH GROUND AND UNGRoUND
Cornmea, Coffee, FIaxseed,
Hor1iny, Pepper, Mustard,
Grits, Ginger, Oileake
Cracked CoEn, Alspice, Wheat Flour,
Hay, Cinnamon, Rye do
CorB, Gloves, Rice do
| Oats Mace, Dyspepsia do
Bran, Eutn.sgs, BuckWheat do
GCodee Roasted and Ground at the lowest city prices
| jazz en- E. C. HERWIG.
| PUSHING SEINES.-AN ASSORTMENT OF CHOICE
SEINES assorted, from to 80 fathons also, lot
of BAMBOO RODS, In and to arrive, for sale by
| heCUTCHOE, HOWELL. CO.,
l m3l lnd&W % Camp street.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

u AYERS caenRT PEoTon A NJ 9 raAnrio PMS have
By It's thousand thousand e Colds Coughs Asthma
pss Sp d dsinss s S5I
r1 E spy RSsas
syiss s 4
ID s es # I'D s
o sa Ws
m ns H e those who them dsadfa
sso
eaae les dager9SHs but st threatening
s o ssG
Gcd ssssv ss sysy sdr Of
random atemsnts but are byyour
0 rg gs Sa osc snd a SSy
S Pfs e f sF Mass and
ie syy al - W RsHgff 5 Wholesale Agents
% A. FAHNEsTOCT1's vERn1IFUGE ought
seized commissions proceeding from the attacks
e when NAY Il send for Or
the chargn all those feverish and bilious humors
asssrs A Eahnssoe Co. pba Pa s last So.
sa and ss
{ e
ss sSu be given extent by our DOCTORS planters and
g44.sF .,T%
EDWARD JOHNSON,
Rnpidcs PARISH La.
,ssy %sssssss S15s ss h III s SsT%
TAR. HOOFLAND'S CELEBRATED GERMAN BIT
~ TERS-Prepared by DIR. c. NJ JACKSON Philadelphia,
Pa, will eHectuay cure LIVER COMPLAINT DYSPEPSIA,
Kidneys all other diseases arising from dsordeed Liver
stomach, go! s*si5s+ sz-
f Such .-.'
Constips W
ton, Inward Piles
Fullness, Blood the
Head, Acidity Of the Stomach.
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food, s.,.
Funess, or Weight in the Stomach, Sour iEruc-
tations, Sinking Fluttering the Pit Of the
Stomach, Swimming Of the Head, Hurried and DIFF
fent breahing Entterins at the 4sa ch1aikng or
Vision, Dots Of Webs before the Sight, Fever and
| Yelowness Of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in
| Sudden Filshes Of Heat Burn
| ing in the Flesh, Con.
slant Imaginings of
| Evil, and great
| Depresslono Of
| Spirits.
The Proprietor calling the attention Of the Public to this
preparation with feeling OF confidence Ii
| mended
It no article hut that has stood the teB
of years trial before the American people, and its repua
unrivaed by any similar preparation exan
The testimony in its favor given By the most and vel
Physicians and individuals in all parts Of the country
immense. The following from State is respectfully
lin, Practical Receipt Book for Farmers and Families
gratis of all the Agents for the German Bitters
Principal office and Manuiactory I'D Arch street. Phhadel
HSy-sold Wholesale and Retail by JOHN WRIGHT d 90.
Isl Chartres street, New Orleans and by Druggists generally
myi lySW - \ - :
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DRUGS, nIEDICINEs, PEIsFuRIERY,
ETcphe sbseEibsr would reSPsetfa eall the atten
81 # aSa sason soBI IN With S NHab aq
I'll S Ss ss iy T ss us Ct aa o @
F FEHB it. fl R kssR 81 s9 oSS SiH
oA1y cor. Camp and Poydras Streets
MINERS CANADIAN -VERn1IFUGE.-
yond the shadow Of doubt by the exGerenss and testimony Of
a
and thousands Of children dc those diseases when
Various hs preparations which have been
or less However has It length been attained
and f aR which has fSd to destroy Or
testimony Of the most eminent physicians and respectable nd-
wfSEkS F5RkEr E HHSh#3SRb WARRANTED
o.fF $ons 6s SYMPTOMS sish indicate ssistsnfs
pale color and saussd viii occasional Pushes
syfs are heavy and dull The breath fd the lip Swollen
s sR Ps ss h
0 frsaa Sns
fesbe H., and II some instances dspaysd s,sd Init #
rs fSrS { ff Il 81 6f st Si
N'-, " MEDICAL EVIDENCE;
vi 5$Sz5l5$ f
cen remedy for the expulsion of Worms from the ntestne
canal. G. OREliLY,
Licentate Of the R. G. of Surgeons in Ireland etc.
G.. w. DICKINSON,
Member OF the R. G. of Surgeons in London, etc.
FROM THE REV. j. FLANAG AN, OF BANBRooK, C. "
j. WINER-Sir have made the trial Of your Canadian
Vermfuge and with happy results In my ram
y and in every case my knowledge the
puson of Worms followed the administering of pe
mfge and every here prefers other as its effects
are Certain and children take readily which is great
point gained in giving medicine to children
July 49, 1885 JOHN FLANAAGhATr;; y
r9- Physicians generally WINER'S CANADIAN
yERMIF UGE. This medicine is simple vegetable prepuai
ton always be administered with perfect safety ana
confidence the result and will always destroy Wofs anu
restore the patient to health. - r,-,
Over one have sent to Agents from
planters merchants physicians bearing testimony 10 inc
fcacy this ialble remedy Warranted in al casss
Prepared only by JOHN WINER, Manufacturing Chehs''
nd Wholesale Druggist Hamilton, Canada West l..
ny Sold wholesale and RETAIL at prices ny
~~ +. WRIGHT & CO.. NewQrieans
fe23-ly ISL and q Chartres street New orieans, La
-r.n..n.., unrnnrAMs nMEl. 1nTTIu Esll0TSn
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DUssEp BROGANs AND MUD BO0lrSf
II FOR PLANTATION UsE-The subseri6ers have on W
superor OAK Tanned Russet Brogans and Mud Boots
for plantation use expressly. Also, well assorted
Boots and Shoes, for sale low. -, - :. =, :, S,ssss
do JOHN B. VALENTINE CO., 81 Common str
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WOODyVARD'S CABINET FgRNE-
THEE s,r WARERooMs No us aage5ins street and Il
III made to order in good and substantial manner, Office
Furniture made and repaired. Hotels, Ships, Steamers
and houses supplied with Furniture and Bedding
the shortest notice. "
B-Hayng taken the large brick house Julia street.
Magazine he prepared to store any quantity Of goods for
families leaving the city.
Furniture Carts hire and moving attended to with care
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-17

DRECEENRHDGE COAL.-THE SUBSCRIBERS
ID prepared deliver the above celebrated Coal to
steamboats, hotels mRnufacories private families etc. in lots
to suit, at $40 per ton of 900 lbs
Orders at the Yard Front evee between Julia and
Sf CEEEVY 4 FARW ELL, 80 Natchez street.
New Orleans November q 1855. nos tt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-17

B. FANTDM, AUCTION AND COMMISSION
GAe MERCHANT AUSTIN Texas.
H-Lberal Cash Advances made on s kinds of merchan
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