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10 forbid the suspicion Of untruth. Many eminent
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have sent the Of their conviction that
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certificates 81 their cures Of The following complanss
cosilveness, Bilious Complaints, rheumatism, Drnpsy,
Heartburn, Headache arising ffom foul Stomach, Nau
Indigestion, Morbid naetion Of The Bowels and rain
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Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass
rner 40 crs rsR Dox. FIVE Baxks ron On.
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RATES OF COMMISSION

WHEN NO SPECIAL CONTRACT IS MADE.
per cent except when the sum l. ess than 400 from
$4,000 20 $4,000 win BE- ehrfTod ~ per cent; from S.
600 70 $1,000 win be charged per cent. In all cascs
per cent will be charged on the hrst $1,000 On all
sales Of property while IN hands, commission viii
bechnged, though the sale be consummatedby other
praties. a.
To withdraw property from our charge, we require
two weeks notice, and In contract 4 commenced
before Withdrawal, our commission must be paid. =
TIP We are making arrangements 60 fnrm business
connections with reliable firms In Iowa. Missouri Wis
consin, Minnesota, Nebraska, aud Kansas and viii be
prepared 20 locate Land Warrants, buy, exchange.
scl Western property TO N,Antage TO those wishing
10 emigrate TO and growing country
We shall conduct business with promptnrss and inte-
gritty and desire all those trusting their proper In
hands TO give fair aud full description
quality. advantages and disadvantages. ~
Persons Wishing 10 exchange, purchase SELL In
vits 10 examine our register. ~
april 17,bT
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John 3. DUNLOP, dealer In Fancy and staple Dry
font,l corner Of Meridian and Washington streets.
dim IH HaI . e 81 81 aiaI.
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WIN, S. BEERS & CO., Proprietors,
No. 304 Broddirdu. NJ y.

To whom all orders must DO directed.
For sale by all country merchants and druggists
In tho United States and Oanadas. and by Al. w.
Halle, Brookyilie. A, X. Case, New Trenton; James
Turner, Fairfield; Charles Van Camp, Meiamcra, 4.
Glrord 4 Co., Laurel. and X. shriner, Anderson
willie.
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800 Local and Travelling Agents Wanted
In the West!

business PAYING PROM FIFTY no oNE HUN.
ID drod Dollars msnth--no humbsg or chance OF
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LErARr FaLLs.. Msfgs co :, o.. Dee. 10. s.
DR. FoRsnA--DEsn SaRs--leu ain rscol<ct
selling me one dozan bottles OF your Aitetatse hahn
On iuari ihe steamer Ohio No. on be upward trip, 4
about the gth lcihtf November last have soldlf
All but two bottles, and say far hsse teen
and known Il ried thns cared more diseases, ana an
a shorter line, han nnf medicine ever incw. N .
has already become popnar here. ~ could coll :
large quaint y Oft II II ny known that
way hadit hand. ] should be gIad II you would {
appoint sole agent for the sale Off In his place,
IVA much as Tie Other merchants In the planS ~.
agents for Other medicines not worth half much. IL
You do 81. ] will do all can 10 give tie medic p-
vide circulation. Al all events, please 70 send
one dozen each a your different sized bottles ass
oblge. ..... II. SIS -. - 80 I,
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EMPLOYMENT FOR THE YEAR,
The Best Book for Agents.
To Persons out Of Employment.

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Z. T. sINKER.

Boiler Maker and Sheet Iron Worker,
HAS ALWAYS ON HAND NEW AND SECOND
III hand Bollersa and Chlmnoys for sale az prices CON-
petlng with the best shops IN Cincinnati, and will ex
ecue promptly any orders, aud WARRANTS ell his work
perfect, and togiyo entire satisfaction.
Iron Shop,o Union Track, one square eastofUnion
station, INDIANAPOLIS, IND,
may e-57
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DR. feesHA:-Your medicine has oowpivieiy cured
me. and am hale aud asott. and no signs ~ khcu-
mrtic pains o. out me. ! am very thankful thai 500
made your appearances In Til. place. Toe only regret
uaw havs g. that you dld not come sooner. nueh
suffer ng and expense would have Le n done away.
hope You may away be successful a. with me, and
live 10 n good old age. and never suffer slh fho
Rheumatism. ] have only used what Balm bouxsl
Of you. and am yours truly,
ROBT. BEATTY. .+f did =
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The New York Evening Post, In o
notice Of the last volume Of Irvings
Life of Washington, introduces the
following anecdotes Of revolutionary
times:
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Prom shs Rev. John D. FINLEY. ~ 'ftt
cIneInhalI March ilA .lezz. az

cerla.aie from y. L. Starr. ~ IfHtH frH
I have AnoWn Mr.. forsha Alternative Palm 70
pcrfo very fraordlnafy cute upon horse lhai
was very bad cut some time rinec. u ~ y 4HI
used Il externally, N good eject believe II To-
be pefe s safe AMI enic elous ned, 10 he used Ia
many CONF lsints. BROW 1eI III
L. D. STARR.
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Cuss. nErksT u !.
Wholesale Depot, at a c. Rsakhhss. No 81 ? ssfi z
Il. c.n. 80. .s .| n. II ~ ~ y
Or. forsha Drug Store. North side Of Flnh It.
doors east 81 smith. Gin. o. N fI ~
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BaiNnKlp, Mass, 10th Dec, 1885.
pg.J G. Ara; DO not hesitate tosay
he lHst remedy have ever found FIR
nu< l,s lIou-eness, Influenza, aud the
',ncmllant symptoms u Cold, Is your
rtsHhs l'rctoaAt- Its constant use In
NY tfncilce aud my family for the last
'cu yelf~ has shown II 10 possess snpe-
finr virtues f,r the treatment of these
sunt,lainia. RnEN KNIGHT. MI
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W. W. RopERTs, IndIanapolIs,

Sold by n. v. johnson, Brooksille; clifford oobls
anrei; chas. yancamp, Metamorai Il. shrinor, Ander
Lvilo JAMIE billy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06
Desultory Theatrical Items.

BosToN.-Agnes Robertson terminated success
ful engagement of two weeks at Barry's theater on
the 2Sth utimo. Miss Kimberly is giving Rotations
of" Hiawatha at Kimbas Museum.
. NEW 1oRK.--Burton has produced five act play
entitled Wall Street, which has met with success
with the critics. Walack, Jr. is now attached to Bur-
toms. At Laura Keenes "The Elves, or the Statue
Bride" is being played by the stock company to
good houses. The American theater under the man.
agement OF e. l.. Davenport, is closed. Miss Heron
was compelled to bring her successful engagement at
Wallack's to close in order to fulfil engagements
at Boston and St. Louis which had been entered into
prior to her appearance in New York. She has play
ed over eighty nights at Waacks to houses uniformly
full and often over.crowded. "Vctoria and Albert
(the Eephants,) have possession of the Broadway
theater-the home Of the legitimate d,ana' Brough-
ans Bowery is doing good business
PHILADELpHIA.-Mr. Lorraine has returned to the
Walnut street theater. The Arch is successful with
n good stock company.
BALrIMoRE.-At the Holiday street theater the
"Naiad Queen" is having run. Dan Rice has pos
session of the Front street.
RrcHMoNp-M Maggie Mitchell opened to a crowded
house on the 30th. Miss Emma Stanley is giving her
90 Seven Ages of Woman at Metropolitan Hall.
HARLEsToN.-Miss Davenport has been very sue
eessfu at Soan's theater
PRovIDENCE.-Mr. John Drew, the Irish comedian
is having a good time at Forbes.
CHICAGO.-Mrs. Farren at the theater at last
dates, and Joseph Proctor at North's Amphitheater
BuFFALo.-Mr. C. Barton Hill formerly member
OF the Placides Varieties Company took his farewell
of the stage ct the Metropolitan theater the 18th
ST. LoUIs.-Mr. Hackett terminated a brief en-
gagement at the st. Louis theater on the 2Sth. Mr.
Neafe closed at the Peoples same date.
LoUIsvIILE.-Mr. Anderson and Miss Elsworthy
were underlined here at last adyces.
CIscINNATI.-Mr. and Mrs. Conway were to close
at Bates National on the 2Sth Mrs. Batemans
comedy of Self - was playing at Woods, with Johr
E. Owens as Unit"
PlrrsBuRG.-Mr. Collins was to close here on thu
30th, and to be succeeded by Mr.. Neafe.
MoEILE.-Young Booth closed at Mobile on Satur
day with complimentary benefit. He has succeeded
in establishing himself as immense favorte witt
the Mobans.
! Mrs. Mcmahon is playing at Oswego N. Y; Susal
Denim at Quincy, Ills; Mrs. Cunningham at Wheeling
| Va; Mrs. Thos. S. Hamblin, formerly Mrs Shaw, i
about to return to the stage. She plays in Chcas
next month.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06

NEW ORLEANs.-Amd the torrents OF abuse, de-
traction and misrepresentation, that are continually
and causelessly hurled at New Orleans by those who
should pride themselves upon being her friends and
protectors is refreshing to come across, now and
then one sample of justice one ray OF kindly, gene
rous feeling from our country cotempolares The
following which we quote from the West Baton
Rouge Sugar Planter, of the 2Sth, we take pleasure
in re-publishing:
It seems to be favorite string to harp upon with
the enemies of New Orleans to say that she Is felro
grading-going down, ETC., but any one giving ear VI
counteuance to these slanderuus assertions Will NC
fy convinced to the contrary by visiting the great
| emporium of the Southwest at the present time we
have inst returned from there, and speak from WtI
| we saw aud reliable information from those caphple
Of giving it. II crowded thoroughtares, full hotels,
husv merchants of all kinds, heavily stocked eyceS,
ovelrun places OF amusement harbor OF vessels lioh
almost every port under the sun, steamers arriving
and departing heavily laden large and magnificent
warehouses and buildings constantly gong up, Is an
evidence of the decline of that city, then we must
confess we are put to our " stuns u hhom , tllc
proper definition OF the word " Gcc"e Aui1' WI
| that she is now at a stand stilt'-which we most
nositiyey deny-it is only to take fresh breath or
better start. ,.. :; ~
| The railroads now in course Of completion, IN con
nection with those in contemplatloh' ana Tue eAet
ton of which is certain, will pour INTO her zap INC
countless treasures which for centuries have lam nc
in the forests and the EARTH and needed oy he lot
horse to bring forth, and then New orIeams.un .
the most willlu negligence prevents '!"lI tahe t'
stand She was destined to from her birth as the hrs
city of America
Yes, friend Sugar Planter, New Orleans is " goln!
ahead and will continue TO progress and prosper
= until she reaches the topmost heights of tie magnl
cent commercial destiny nature intended for hei
desp;te cruel calumnes unjust laws aud all the tyrr
nical machinery " King caucus" can bring to ben
to crush her into the very dust of mpoverishment
e make her a wretched instrument to carry out tn
n partisan behcss of " the powers that be-" Her IT
d operative energies cannot be blighted, nor h'
At onward career impeded.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06

The Baton Rouge Gazette makes reference to the
name of the Hon j. T. Hawkins, able and efficient
Representative in the State Legislature, in connection
with candidate for the office Of State Treasurer, to
be submitted to the American State Convention
Which ASSEMBLIES in June next. The heightened moral
the thorough business capacity and fine
intelligence of our worthy Representative emnently
fit him for the position Franklin Journal oath ult.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06

THE RIVERS ABovE-The Memphis Bulletin Of
Sunday last says:
At this point the river is still falling slowly, but
considerable rise may be expected from above during
the present week. The upper rivers all reported
swelling rapidly, and the upper Ohio is in fine boat
ing condition with II feet water in the channel be-
tween Cincinnati and Louisville, and six feet on the
falls The Cumberland was rising on Wednesday,
with three and a half feet water on the shoals.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06

MILITARY APPoINTMEET-The Baton Rouge Ga
Zette, of the LIST inst, says:
We we're gratied to learn on yesterday that the
appointment of Major General vice II. f. Mediation,
resigned was to fall that prince OF excellent gen
tencn, Solomon Benjamin. We congratulate the
militia and hope soon to turn out as in other
days, when General Benjamin will have review
From this resignation we infer that Gen. Mediation
will soon enter upon the discharge of his duties as
Postmaster Of this CITY, Gen. Benjamin is brother
of Senator BENJAMIN, We believe.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06

SIGHTS AT THE GREAT CLOTHING EMPoRIUM-
The of clothing offering Alfred Mnnroe Co.'s
corner of Magazine Grayer Streets gigantic quantity
lmiless in variety and altogether superb IN quality
All the fashionable styles Of spring and
clothing clothing and furnishing goods included in
the receipts mention the corresponding quantities of
boy IS clothing travelling articles Now the time when
goods heaped mountain high to make your selections
and replensh your wardrobes for the The advertise
mep in another column gives of the stock
hand. Look over it,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06
Interior Lodges.

DE SOTO LODGE Not Baton Rouge on Thursday
evening.
ST MARYs LODGE No 20 meets at Franklin Saturday
evening.
METH LODGE No. 81 Shreveport on Wednesday
evening.
ST. LANDRY LODGE No. Is meets Opelousas Satrs-
day evening
CLINTON LODGE No. q meets at Clinton Wednesday
evening.
CARROLL. LODGE No. 80 meets at Lake Providence OF.
Monday evening
TRINITY LODGE No. 80 Trinity on SatHrdAS
evening.
EXCELSIOR LODGE No. "a Thibodaux on ss,uT-
day evening.
NEW IBERIA LODGE No. Sc a Newton on Thus
day evening.
PRAIRIE LODGE No. 81 meets at Washington on Prdat
evening,
CHENEYvILLE LODGE No. Al meets at Cheney yiIt En-
Monday evening,
ASSUMPTION LODGE No. 43 meets at Napoleonyills or
Saturday evening
THOMAS. H. SHIELDS Grand Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06
1stbmus Of Panama and thence to Sidney in Aus

Irall1. 81 q
The estimated time required to accomplish ,he voyage is
ffty6ve days Amonghe changes which VIII oe eneG,ed ~
Railroad, will be the substitution Of the route through the
United States England and Australia Tor all oters
brought into for the ranspora
ton passengers the mails and many aces o. xne
the required via New York and San D1eg as
compared that via the sthmns of Pama
ma The required the latter as estimated by Inc
Roy British Mail Screw Packet Company Is MY hVe days
he time required on the former VIII De 70 -,
Liverpool New York, $500 miles ,l0 days
New York San Diego, by railroad. 2,gS MES, :
San Diego to Sidney Australia, being less than twice
the distance from Liyepoolt to New ork, andtovera
calm ocean, in a mild climate, eau certainly be &C
,compsbed in twice the time. ~ =
81 sTo,a, time reon;red IS days
the through the United States between liverpool and
Sidney showing saving of 20 days compared with the
route via Panama. Any acquainted with commercial trans
actions will perceive glance that this saving OF time will
command The travel transportation of the mails treasure
and light packages of valuable freight. 90.
This will secure to the Southern Pacific
Railroad an amount traffic almost equal to that with Caor
channel of intercourse between all west
Europe Atlantic States of the Union and the Islands
the Atlantic sh of the United States with the great silver
and gold fields Of worldSonor, chihuahua, California
and Australia. .... ... .. .....-
The report then goes on to say Il" This work will
place the United States commercially, where nature
has placed them geographically, between Europe and
Asia, and become the channel of communication be-
| tween them"
| After making some other calculations, the report
| sets forth
Tie States and Territories American and Mexican which will
be Immediately dependent this line Of communication beyond
| r1Uest pf II. VA ure
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06

SPLENDID LAcEs AT HALF PRIcE- Ladies, just
see the list of other rich and beautiful goods which
Mr. D. E. Keegsn of No. M Canal street. advertises as going
off at half price There surely WAS offered better
money we'll The stock, it viii be seen IN
eues thing please adys and beauty her
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06

SCHOOL Books, BLANK Books AND STATIONERY.
These articles be had in variety aud quantity
Mr.. T. L. Whites No. 105 Canal together with law,
medical architectural and other scientific works Merchants
teachers and retail traders should give the stock inspection
We refer them 10 the advertisement elsewhere.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06

SALE Of FIFTY CASES Doors AND SHOES, HATS,
STRING AND CLOTHING, We call the attention
of the trade 10 the boots and shoes and an
extensive of spring and summer clothing ETC. 10
take place this day O'Clock a. NJ. Mt BlNche u Lea"
mons rooms, II Chartrrs street Terms at se
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06
Copper, TIN AND SHEET Iron wonK.-We

COPPER, TIN AND SHEET Iron WoEK.-We take
pleasure in calling of Messs
John Halter Brother whose establishment is at No. 24
Tchoupoulas They do all kinds of metallic roofing
gucrng etc. the best style of their profession, well as
abng and repairing with prompucs and at moderate prices
They box No. the Mechanics Exchange st.
Charles street where orders he left well their
tail mt nm tow
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06
SUMNER CLOTHING FOR EVERYBODY.

SUMNER ILUTHING FUR livery BUDY'-Nt IHVIle
of citizens planters and strangers the
tensive stock clothing Offering by Mess Maard
Co. IS and 60 Canal street. Of Old Levee 1t
thing desirable for for either bust
ness travel genee and propoonaey extensive
plies furnishing goods clothing for youths and children and
clothing plantation negroes Messrs Maard Co always
sell chegpy. See their advertisements.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06

MoopY' FOUNTAIN or CoMFoRT-Those who wish
IN vet through the ho, wcnthe not emily comfortably but luHu
onsy should go Moody the Of Canal street and
Excharre Alley He will shirt HEM them, cont mud
vest them aud them off generally, in such manner that
the will be as Indifferent solsIial heats many sahhn
der whilst for neatness and elegance they will stand No l.
Moodys very large, and his prices very low See his
advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06
General Relief Committee.

The following the members for the prosecutors
eggs President, office of Fircmens Charitable Aaso,inr
Thos II. Shields Secretary, Odd Fellows Hall W II FHl,
Treasurer 81 GrHrier street, J, H. tiennson No 1t vIiar
street NJ lMborde, corner Of Apollo and Felicity road
Butler 81 Nnchc2 street, NJ NJ Wootan Cunrier ofire. II
Webb, Mauis and Common street;J. o. nughn New Basin,
H. Van iiorn crescent Office, Camp street; G. W tiHnd
Magazine street; BIS Collins, Josephine and Navadps street
Hunter Camp and roydrasj. NJ Wayner, ii ST. d.
WIN. lynd, Commercial Cotton Press o. f. Valle Ais
Vallas, Dryades and Tcrpsichoe; G. H. Philnntcrs
Levee' g. Fncke g. Customhouse; @. Molr 1876 Poydt'
no REGULAR meetings held on the third Monday
month, a the Secretary Office, in Odd Fellows, Hal
Camp and Lafay eIte streets, at G1S o'clock r NJ
fe4 THOS, H. SHIELDS See5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06
Odd Fellows Hall Association,

BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ODD FELLOWS HAIL
ASSOCIATION meets ut their Office in Odd Fellows Hall on
the Monday OF every month
SEiwad Psry President; Thomas II. Shields Secretary
John D. Bein Treasurer J. G. Dunlap, John Orchard H. g.
Setson, ii. Howard. EneHs Smith, James Davis George
Rareshide 4. W Bosworth, Geo Dirmeyer Bernard ohe
nd W, Is, Cook.