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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-03
Stoue5
i<fOTGs, stores.
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES
MD IHE tNs,xNEEs - S,E1sAEAf

1StOtsS3 gSf1ffS-
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES
ND IHE tNSNER - STDs IS!
LIhou6h We eanaaG keep IN hand SOME 900o
k"r D~ 5tnFes, AZ saiuG 0f oar neizhb9T, lie rr1-
o. afc, Nc soH s5cicsifl aud go good an triete of
i"te* That u teeonea d,Aien,t to supply tl de-
aa2ti, bpt ~" eulilE - Ireisst cars iete arrSr5
5ni been placed on purtoaA, and w. have tom i'll ted
sirarfanyeinenlss a. te be ahie ta sarfly the
tspiauds ofall, be 81 salns Mtoitll OR LE.sa
80 after looking afaHud alHuus an die CONE
ibgSt'N stove shops II this rliy, ~ 10 purpose,
TwitcheII 8 GllietLs,
tkr only StoYc Emporium IN thr WcsE. and bay 4
sIsrs - in S0ns. is "nr prices, for eAcapurss
tfn defy all eompaiit1n everS arhcle 0srraRtrd
val II not satisfactory, We reIand theJuoHey, AWnng
.ssr a- - rtIaeht may DC found the c0lfhrated
Forest Oak, for wood or Coal; tho Climax;
Black Diamond for coal; The King OF
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens.
.H kinds or Paaor. flee ani Heating Sl5Fes.-
tst aud Copper Waro"a hand % all timcs. Roof
.us janblnz, dc. done 10 ,rder.
Brady Street, nearly opposite the P 0:
sol f-tNf nANTNp0RI.. IOWA,
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and e greatand Powerful Tonic, purifying I'M
blood, and invigorating the entire system
INC nsdicinc, though prepared at great eSpens
vettho pricals ST. moderate, that Il society may ot
;,.ntt THOMAS 4. HURLEY,
Et-,fuigrtrry. corner Is ( seventh and GreCa SIS,
louisville, ky.
u-f7Por sale at wholesale or retail By
:, 4,,yty a. A. .WkBB, lie L 'laiFP Row.
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N Q Y I G Il )!

:, G, DAMSO,%, Y %, have =. !otmed med. :.
s.a4 yla OF Dawson. Grirgs 4 CO., 90 take effect
aa tha i=L day af fNoyCmber. .lsi5
AHPersoEg having unsettled accounts with the old
EFn are rnqggsieaiy c.i ana settle. uct2j
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-03
,EW FOOT AND SHOE STORE,
IBWA STEAM GABINE1

lDW a STE a III i a b In RI
NEtSsIEAgaGksA,
rEsuE sabsc rlJeF sanld respectfully inform u G,
4 Rrnq ol Davenport and of central Iowa rstts t.e
manu- lyinr5s aud EprPs constantly 0Hhand aud IoT
81 a3a aL 5E
wholesale and Retail,
TFHNfT tltE Ui@ every description, from the hnosi
M 10 lp cata lanr Bureau. Having recently @"l
his sts an wo si,tiJo peraGion he IL capable ol MI
u. all orders that maS be gigun him al snort notice
ana with wnCf which he warrants 10 ba 6i bettci
uuaHty ihaR aHythiit. imported into The eitE. anu
which will DC sold al lower rates. All KINDS 81
ANaE's1Ee'EED EgjRsNiEGR;as
lsa Kept on hand aud for sale tow. pieaseeah AMI
examine his stock. at the mandatory on oa"hd
street, south side, east OF rorry street.
Davenport, Maya 1850 dNwtf inG. DssshtNi,
NOTICE.
Etrtf. - certify that ihero arshtp heretofore
existing between tha Uuier-iIHed nndcr the
ma snn and styfe OF Shoup y Bari, how is lhis day
Dissolved by mutual consent.
AL th, deuanis o standing IN E.TaT oC said GFn
viii be- collected bv said Sboup,
Is. +, SHoUP.
4, Y. BARRALU", .
}g-F- Tha Forwarding aHd Commission business
viii hereafter be continued by Il. Shoup% Co,
stand
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v
FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
f.azar Buildings, East Front aud crady.
Davenport. Iowa.
Agents for all the pIncipa! Steamboats, In the upper
N-si,sIppitrNde and cOnne Lag with lower Missis-
.fpIi boats Wealso havetrr agency for the sale Of
Sa H. ana keep constantly "n hand, fresh and pure
Cement, il re- brick, dtc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. madu upon all c0nsignments.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-22

Port Of New York, July ~, 1850.
crKAREn
seamsh,p Are, iisuisr AsPinmsax Rooer's s,..
ssp xss Amsfs , sase
ship Isabella, Hayden Baltimore aud Bordeaar-Iayor
nark Fanny Buck, Porter, L.verpcol-RP Buck Co.
Bsrs our mnop Sleeper ma,r..s rsrnns
Bars csiherne Rls, rp E.@ersias Siand Hiwe o.
sSs% s. FAYE
@ fs Merrill Merrill ses %s:.nn:r bsss sons
nrig Young Repuelc iaebey Postand-Russsh Vinng
sehr Col sareriy setson chariesson-Nccready, Mott
schr Bolton. Anea, wlminstou.sc csrsdy; son AGO.
schr ssh,nsion wileii Alesandra IN! Abbott
sehr v johnson Turnen saltmore-Mailler, Lord Que
sshr Major Doesl.en. speed B,lllmgrs xerr Abbot.
socp Charles. Tracy, Proyidenoe-J u Ravens
s.amshp Quaker cuy. shaf.d Mobile via Havana, with
ms.e and Pasengers % smith x rsrss with ns.s and
pssssnssps 10 Laalsn Peasa6s ih inst on chiaooiese
exchanged signals VIII steamship a. s
nals with steamship Vanderbilt steering =
Exp '9g RsoHs ssn. ssgGs ssss
ed signal. ship Enoch Tram Rich July the Grand
nsass esessssea signals VIM bark Gen Taylor s,h sable
leland Banks, spoke schr Geo Henry Of Plymouth with 1900
Ship Orient ua IlysyycoI Jqns q With pdse and 20
"a, q and lon ~ passed arse number Of cessrss "a,
brsar june with mdse and " Storage passengers 10 Pills
ssp and sr%s'S. a| rsSf s 20 af
death birth among the passengers July ai W Ion
several large icehergs last night when coming w
anchor Quarantine contact with bark Tvo and
carried away her oremas and main'opgalsusmssa The
lost her tying jbhoom.
Bra Robin of cherrsGen wallace Trinidad Cuba 18Th
MI with uolasses, To Thompson A Hunter. . ,
Schr VI Smith wyatt Charleston. days, with cotton AND
shs o"ssn 81 he south q mas,.) Rsyner Wilmington. NC
sehr y n wapels. Long, Indian River. 3days.
e~hr Ma yaower. Reed. Warren, Ne.
Sebr Fra. Chamberlain Boston.
sloop sprague Fish, wareham.
Sloop Mount Hope, 49,, Taunton.
prorelier Totem, Morley, Belu80re.
pyoppjler Jack son. Baker, baltimore.
Propeller Jersey Blue, Kelley, Nantucket
BELOW.
Park william Henry from --.
Also three brlgs unknown
SAILED.
steamship Ariel kspinwal; bark Genban, London bril-
yeritas tPrusl, Cork.
WIND during the day from NV ,oss
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COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH.

The Commissioners q health met yesterday, at noon,
al The CITY Hall the President, isaac Barker, Esq IN
the chair snd Walter r. conckin, Secretary.
The following disposition Of vessels lying at Quarantine
x. voted by the Commissioners, upon report Of the
rhs ensuing vessels were allowed 10 come 10 the city,
after being Thoroughly cleaned and vent lied
Brgs-B.l,c, from s. Jago; Narshheld, IRON Ponce.
r. n. Mary. from Porto RICO; Ann Elizabeth, from
Ponce, r T.. walsbon, from Humaco; Gladiator, from
81 Jsgo. ,.-
he csrroes or the following vessels were directed %
wharf Al Quarantine the vessels 70 be thoroughly ven.
tlated. and 70 remain at Quarantnes-
Brig Fredonia from Cenfuegos
Rarke--Ieo from Havana, Rolln, from Trinidad John
triinn from Cenfuegoe, and George Leslie, from Gen
fuegos The latter vessels arc 70 land Al Grayesend
Ray upou the latter vessels we're brought number
OF passengers having yellow fever - -
fle passengers and baggage q The steamer onaker
Guy we're s,ee'se 70 oe vsr,lsss me- When thew
eoss he brought 20 the city The reason Of giving TINS
order i because Of the Quaker City stopping Havana
where the yellow fever al present prevails :, ,.
AL the decision given by the Commissioners Of Health
cagoes Of all infected vessels snail DC uschargeo
~. ss,ea ss,ss =" ~h.,s :. oaaranpe before coming 10
fhe city shpowners captains OF vessels ana consgnees
Of merchandise are complaining bitterly hey sllese
that the sanitary safety Of the city docs not require such
rigid regulations and complain that account Of the
enforcement Of The directions 81 the Health Commission
ns sur .s EXPENSE key complain further, that
the tinted States wharf and warehouse AT Quarantine
are 40 a psdsted and out Of repair to be wholly unit
Far use Az 10 this latter matter applications have been
made repeatedly 10 Congress 70 put tbs wharf and ware
bouas m order but bill 70 this effect has yea passed
The COMMISSIONER notwithstanding the complaints have
eevmlned 70 enforce their commands In this respect,
cousderine they do, the health Of the city q more
smporauce than the pecunary interests Of few ship
owners The captains try hard 70 set tner vessels
up 10 the city, though none AZ yet nave ven
s,roa "A disobey the Health Oficer Al Quarsn.
sipe and came up the city =, the risk Of mourning
ave wears Imprisonment and me Of 5000 the penal
a. N such eases This derDier resort 70 mporipse tbe
MAYOR ov permission 70 directly, or without being
da,sres Al ouars nne The captain d The QrAkereiy,
s.u,an sehufeldt called yesterday forenoon on The
xvn, .nd strongly urged that he be allowed 70
Al the cty and land his passengers and baggage lne
MAYOR tod him he could not grant the request bu e
Il disposition oftbe passengers and cargo mu't w 0e'et
!, npd by toe Health Com mis stoners.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-22

PHILADELPHIA, July 2l-Arr steamer City inv York,
Nbews Ioson barks Joseph Hale, Merrill Sheds, Eng,
III Taylor and Gen Warren claord Boston hrss Condor,
az, Tietop Nc, MAJ Gilmore. Boston: Means, King,
Syot sehrs Trace, Rogers dol Frank Herbert Mayo Wal
isr 4 Iernue AVID A Cordery Bsbcock, Boston; Fanny,
,3arK rsst Hsdeam; Amon Bacon, willians Mddleiown
A1ss garhcrry NIondon; Flower, Ravncr Portland La
~. t,,nons Cersou salem. Cramer, Huntley rrov
ss,cs n Homes, Fanburg, Mystic W ID Ferguson wbea.
~ s,ssner Kennebec Hand Nyovs briss state % Maine
KEW Iaguayra Zenith, Davis Porihnd Mesns King
en,s,,,. srhr Z Jones Clark and Shaddock williams
Megs,oyn' 4 X shalle,, Ptaa, Deer River, Ct,
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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY %, 1856.

TENNESSEE.
BUCHANAN.
AppeAl-Memphs 80. Union-NAshvie. 80.
dem.l,7ls dem4, 900
FILLMORE.
BAnner-Hashvilie. Herald-Lexington..
whg. 5000 wing 800
Eagle-Nemphis whg 1885 Pstrot-Nashvie.
Gasette-Nashvie.. wing 500
wing. $50
RECAPITULATION.
..., No. Of papers creu'e,: o.
Fillmore NORTHUMBERLAND. 6,Ss6
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true exponeo 81 power the late conflict has proved 10 her
and 20 the whole world and would be wise W the United
States 20 take the lesson To heart al once.
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RECEPTION OF WILLARD FILLMORE.

The JOINT Committee Of the Board Of Aldermen and
Counc,imen having in charge ihe reception Of hisrd
Fillmore on his recent arrival New York from has En-.
ropean tour, me, yesterday At ~ NJ, al the City Hail.
20 arrange cor the payment Of the various bills Incurred
sea,ed. however some were declared spurious, and
nearly all known genuine were pronounced exoroi-
taut "A 10 the hotel bill committee consisting o. Al
derman Bf,grS and Councilmen Van Ripper, Hunt and
merritt vas apponted 10 make special Inquiries and see
ar some errors lad not male IN the items Of charges
Tho committee adjourned 20 Friday, 70 adjust further
apon the bills BY which time they hope they vii all be
IN
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ALnArAc ron YoRx-THts DAT.
Buv NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. & AZ NOOK 10 p
25 Hisa wArER......eye IL W
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Nathan c. Ely In the chair.
The minutes were read and approved.
COMMUNICATION FROM THE COUNSEL rss ooRP0R Arfos on
THE CENTRAL APPROPRIATION
Law DEPARTMENT CITr NEW YORK,
OrrIcE on uaE COUNSEL CORPORATION
CHAMBERS STREET, July 81, 1856.
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REHABILITATION.

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Ne n Ciyca- No u Csyca- No. Of Csyca
5ar~ys. Iaf,on. papers. latior papers. iaiion
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-02

&eoy-d NJ Islf keo , Ehsesek IsuebaHheps Carroll &ee--
Stevenson &eo-Il 1. Gaines-H teidman--R III
FraerD Il Wilson &co-W Jackson &co Bailey, blanchard
siosom &soR Z
noldB eco. saf{*S$tyl g5557 EE5 Az 81
NEW YoRK-ship Andover--J Adams. Enc,annor Car
l &eo eip RGqaie &seP a5a fd
r'esad bssa
0iannot- Goldran& HALL Coffin corsoa Armstrong
Green ger M, DenLasn &se sag
EfinR W Estiin Fositck relsen, sieyonson K
eo =
4 t. Hail Hdrsth anss BroHal Eodd Putnam
s Kaser--A Keasney Kemett Dix &co-s Il Kennedy Eco
hangin@M NilerW Lschord &so-Noon, titus Acon
bouIon--J II Marks &eo.Nqr Miller &coMa rercs
eli Mills &eo--CC Miller ScoB Nautre &cd-Sew Custom
enIayJ oyeG Pinskard &cores sms c aa-
Peilum Teresa Pepin &coiayne farrson-P
oS ss
Robersnit, Cooper &eo-E Stevens seoJ stroud &eo-
seer Whiting veden5nf &eoWss
Saunders 4 Hnn-Waters &co-'Sheesr Blake woS6
Rev Philsou-P DurelI kco-L Bush--J D Wiiams-and
order Ill
BoSToN-shp Cochis, bound to New Orleans wrecked on
heny-Uglesby 4 MacaulayJ i Jo,usoe &co-C Buddecke
&cogEenet Dix &cn--J q Garter &eoPnce Converse Eco
co-McDowc Mills &co-E Ferguson &co-M ller-Njchol.
&co-J Woodruff &so-E Marqnese dep-0akey Haw-
siureyant seo-C " Newton good sbssrerc x Eager
&co-Peters Willard &co-,B Mann &co-A Whiting &co-.
es sy paSs sslf
Feld-Terrel It Bates-Ice to s b Smith. IA sq!5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-02
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

VICkSBUR G-Steamer Prncess--26 bales cotton to Blu
channan, Carroll Eco-a5 j Kicks &co65 jackson Eco-
62 john Watt &co-5S Cuddy, Brown &co-56 Vaudeville Me-
Ihenny5 Henderson Peale-H 70 Payne II lIarrson-42
j Person &co-Il Pnckard &co-l George Connolly
81 Feowes &co-lS Buckner. Stanton Newman-24 Byrne,
Pritchard &co-l6 Freson Stevenson &co-l4 j F Gnu-2
to Ward, Saunders Huntl1 McGregor Aoway &co-S
Henderson, Terry &co-S Burbrdge &co-S Coleman Put
MIN &co-S Bogart Foley Avery-S Heald Masse &co-7
Male, Summers Eco Dawson McEae &co-6 Wright, Allen
&co-5 Geo Smedes &co-5 W II Montgomery-3 Oakley d
Hawkins 81 sacks corn Cuddy Brown &co49do Cox &co
hid hides bennett, Wtherell kco7 hides 1919 boxes fruit
crop
ST LOUIS-Seamcr Americus322Ss sacks wheat to Hogan
Murny-2S95 do Keep, Bard &co646 dol Woodruff &co
34 do r Yentman &co22 do oats 10 bbs applet W Benton
cn-u0 bbls -four Levy Summers2do seeds II May &co
YAZOO RIvER-Steamer W Shcrman-lU bales cotton to
Walker & HutchinSon9 do BucSner, Stanton Newma-S
Cudd Brown &co6 do Payne Harrisonsudrias ordor
Total, 33 bales cotton, all new.
ST LOuISSeamer Virgina-662 bbs flour $3.50 sacks oats
to Oglesby Macaulayi3 bales henry Wood Low656 bbls
flour Keep, Bard &co10D do Perdreauye Boters9 boxes
wine Thec Seller &co-25 casks bacon Kenneth Dix &coSi
sacks potatoes O'Brien-Ol sacks Druh-6lA
Duffy &co00 bbIs whisky 100 bbs flour New
ton &eo-2 do Smith Hudden9 do Fennell Bre Gco-93
do Mooey Brol7l0sacks wheat Durher-7 sacks po-
taoeS boxes stmdries Benton &co-l pkg Norton &co
do Price, Converse &co-sundries to order.
Observation-Disclosures City of KnoXville-36 hhds
Ryan &co2O do obt Chapantier- bales rags and
sundries to order-Toal, &c hhds sugar.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rcole-3 bales hides to f q De-
Gray &co- do Durand Roquest92 hides and sundres
order
COAsT-sehr Ermina-47 hhds sugar to Robinson &co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-02

THE GREAT COUGH REMEDY-CHERRY
EXPECToRANT-Thc Following original letter was hand
ed to us publication. remedy which elicit sueh
~ rs Galveston, Texas april IS, 1856
DR.. 0. O. Woodman. New Orleans s3S
Ny Sr-In justice You and dnty lowe suffering,
and may say world of coughing people, state what
invaluable Cough ReGedy-your Cherry Expectnrant-has
done me- all remedies had failed give any
relief fall Of ls4T living in ST. Louis where Ihave
sided Of the time for the last aeen
cold which settled my lungs, and confined bed
and dosed and doctors for several weeks finally
got oil my legs again. my coughing and
rafting tickling throat which continued
for MONTHS always the in the winter Ny
friends insisted had coughed enough kill dozen common
men, be in the last stages of consumption
up my mind must cough my life left St. Louis
in December travel and spend the winter in the South
When your Fcksbur, you will recollect
was coughing hard could not talk to make business
known. You said would cough AS you gave me
of your Cherry Expectorant thought would not
slight you your medicine much try and in
hankfnlness shall remember the day did but
few days began alay and diminish my cough all tick
ling in my throat; and before had used than three
fouhs of the contents of that bottle Twas entirely cured and
weeks did congh though exposed day nd
night in al wea.hers travelling. However, in March, while
travelling in North Carolina cold and cough
again. the tickling in throat ut in.
teryRls and before arrival in New Orleans on the l2h
some nights coughing would commence and continue for
procured another bottle from you and
in less than days entirely relieved again
determined always keep bottle hand
menchg of cough few small doses will relieve ii
tirey. now fully satisfied lis the best Congh Remedy
the world and duty you the cough
ing and afflicted part of the human family put
remedy within the reach Of ALL It's praise will upon
Of tens of thousands of joyful and coughss happy
souls So great remedy your Expectoran brought
before the public. 5
lam, dear sir, respectfully yours,
RI. WOODWARD,
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PHIIADELPIIA-Ship Geo West-Assorted mdse
NEW YORK-Shp Andover-Assorted mdse.
MOBLE-Seamer Caifonia90 sacks oysters and suudr;es
order.
PENSACOLA-Scllr Bradford 5000 feet lumber to
Pooley, Nicol &co
PASCAGOULA-Schr Mary Magdelna-2000D feet lumber
to Lenord Fash &co-20 00O do G A Sanford eco.
BIOXI-Schr Pelican-3DOO0 feet lumber to Tuornade
BQNFOUCA-Schr Matlda-35,010 bricks to Moses East
man.
ANTE RIyER-schr Charlotte Am-2U cords wood to Or
der
ANTE RIVER-Schr Amaudus-30 cords wood to order
ANTE RIFER-Schr 0Sceoll-4O cords wood TO order.
ANTE RIVER-Schr cords wood to Or
der.
COVINGTON-Schr Boom-4O 600 feet lumber, to Merritt &
Mcconnell.
ANTE RIVFR-Schr Marcele-l0,O01 feet lumber to G 4
Snndford.
PEARL RIvER-sclr President-2OoOo feet lumber to Poo
ly Nicol &co.
COVINGToN-schr Union-G0O bbs sand to J Stewart
BONFOUCA-Schr Aialce-350U0 bricks to order.
COVINGTON-Schr Fruerre-30O bbls of sand to ] C
Stewart.
ANTE RIVER-Schr Ann McGuinn-5O cords wood Henry
McGiunn.
BLACK RIVER-Sloop R Gabevile-25O bbs sand to
order
GovINGTON-schr Adele-4Oo bbs sand to Moses East
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-02

#nR. BILLTNGS' CAIsIIEN ATEVE AND AS
- TRINGENT sYRUP-An Infallihle Remedy for GHOL4-
ERA INFANTuM Or SUMNER COMPLAINT OF Chill
sDRRE, CHOLERA BoRBUss fDT ARRHEA. or ANY IEs-
IRREGULARITIES OF THE BOW EEIs-The long aud SEC
cessful experience in the Of this inventor
in the Ct all the diseases for which
mended, together with the highly respectable Testimony which
numbers bear to Its efficacy the Of the Bowel as
tons of Children, Darrea Cholera Morbns and DFeneT IN
grown PERSONS enle higher confidence then If
Of the ordinary hambu medicines Of the day which
fess perform miracles and all the ills Of life charac
fully established in the hands Of physicians Of the
highest character the following letter from gentleman
aresident Of Lockhart, Texas, will show
&i55- g DELLA tCoahpraa Coz Miss. May 81. 1871
o. o. Eoodaan, Eq.-Dear sirThere bnt few Of
the offered the public which would bs will
ling sanction my name, however humble
be- either world of letters of medicine Observation
experience however have forced upon thu ronrcon
that Billings CarinatiVe and Astrngent Syrup
valuable compound prepared upon scientific pnepleper
fecy in harmony with the laws Of organic feand therefore,
although lis ingredients higher
in the scale Of remedial agents than aGords
pleasure able without the fear of successful contradict
tom testimony favor i'll efficiency safe and
pleasant remedy Of bowel complaints for which
recommended. have used it myself in several
teresng chronic Of Darrhea and Dxgeney,
mend many others and in every instance where such
preparation was indicated, it proved successful.
Respectfully yours, Nj En-. Z H..
D. N. PORTER, 81. D. So
For sale, Wholesale and retail, by 53 Ess s3
3. o. o. WooDMaE.
4 corner Common and Magazine Streets
Eiel2 5mdEN 9i5S 5s 38 New Orleans La.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-02

n The Creole left Alexandria 18th ult. Her Off
report Is inches all the bars from AlcNan
dria the mouth of Red River Met atte below Shaggy
Point, and Ariel Grand Point. Steamer Ospray laid
Old River and Linden aground in Old River mile from the
mouth. Red River falling from Alexandria to the mouth
n Capt Carhonnett, of the ship Andover Reports having
been company off the Great Iaacs Torugas, with
bark Relief bound Pensacola, and the ships Orphan
Inca and Rubicon, all bound to this port.
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SPOKEN
EXpnPTG

49, By Capt Couch of ship Geo West the 9th nit, lat
poo-all well.
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d, d. Wfy ID TIL b

~ ID. pFOOI1Eaaw. WffoTEsAEts BRHGG3sv.
sesuccessof to Jarvis Il WoodmanJ corner of Gomfnes
Magasns stsess New Orleans Importer and Deier
DEUGss SELECTED MEDICINES, PURE CFENfEAESs
OILS, Medicinal Extracts4 Fine
Fancy Soaps ATEET SfEUICI MES EHGIGAI INsFIgEs
aEHTss DREG GTsTsg GgAsgWA RE- BRUSHES French
end american V asss. PRINTS, ofEa HsE
3sTUFFs, etc. It'll s8 S8
Druggists Physicians Merchants and planters WHO
purchase Medicines of gssn s5flsd
Orders promptly attended to- by
DIRECT IMPORT on IRON EUROPE XII $
Receiving W arrivals
raany. large assortment of DHE
WARE PERFEaERY, BRUsHRsssc Anleug ySsai III
1910 boxes French 8indoz .GIass asserted 4ftes.
100 lbs Con.aes Hydrfodats Potash. "
ae9Fenare8 Pelietfey Fr. Guftines 88Rs
$50 ibs slander's English Blue idasa
100 lbs Mauder's English Cafofneis
/ s 50 Jars Carbonate Afaniona. 'ls
ff5$ 8 cassa Earo Masnesia 2#5
Nj 10 casea Eaiened Magnesia.
{ FROM THE BEST asrgEIGKN MAMIE AcTTRERs.
1910 ounees 81 Qnfnfae, Power Il Weightn3an
= 90 ounces SHphateo d Morphine. 1s 8
10 ounces AceSats Morphine, 81
& so ounces stryeAnine
100 lbs Anis b. s.. Cdonei BOT S$s
80 lbs Am. H 3. Caorael, in 70 Id boxes. II Il s
30 kegs ref Salt Petre. 5 8s55 III
rs dozen Chloride Soda
1e5 lbs Nitric Acid. GS$#3 :S$ W.
ID deaIonns Aaua "A rnrsonia.
10 dsnsijafns Sweet Spirits Mifre.
VI 10 lbs pure Nitrate SILVER, sticks. .
| pure Nitrate Silver, crystals.
i 10 bbis Alum. s5 3szfS }s5s
i hbs Ground AIarn
POWDERED DRUGS
warrant all POWDERED DRUGs sold by mo AS strict
pure having been selected fer es1de zats
/ and powdered for satss arnong which. are
| 80 lbs Powdered Ipacac. @
$50 lbs Powdered India 1ahabarb. 3fs ~
$50 lbs Powdered Cantharides. sS4s,Sa S5s
500 Tbs best Powdered Bird CaJeans.
/ 10 TBS Powdered Gum Arabic
1000 lbs Powdered Cream TARTAR Z Ii 9ES5 gs5
1 40 lbs Powdered Tartadc Acid.
4 20 lbs Powdered Extract Cooeynth
PAINTS, OILS AND WINDOW GLASS. E$#
! 10000 lbs Pure White Lead.
| 10000 lbs No. White Zinc Paint, Am. s4
2ea lbs French SNOW White ZINC
/ 20 casks French Yellow ochrs.
4 bills CORAL Varniah #@E$ 8 5ss
bbls White DaInar Far1ish. Ss AZ
4 bbls Japan Yarnish. 5
i 2 bbls Coach VasnIsh.
4 COZ gallons Spirits Turpertins. ts
i 500 gallons English Linseed on. E5
50 casks English Venetian Red sss8ss
] 60 bbls Lamp Black.
100 boxes American Glass; assorted from
i sbT l9to "a by 80. 4Si5s3ss8ss
i 100 kegsYsllow ocare. IN oil.
/ leo kegs Venetian Red, In Gil. 3sf ~ f Sssi
Al Of which viii be sold 1t the very
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