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The balances of exchange s66s against &C. $40
the time last year and $0l in the year 1855 Tho
deposits 3 against 9sl in 1856 and
in 1855. We think this proof positive of
general business of the city notwithstanding
being sent out Of the State week
tax to be collected by tho authorities The Bank
has expected worked within thousands the rule
and Is presumed will keep within for time regardless Of
the wants Of discounts BY the community the other
will be governed by similar action So those old
gentlemen who about half way between the and the
present generation and Legislators there
will be no vitiation Of the currency.
The in stocks to-day 30 New
Orleans at l091s and 20 shares Union Bank HOE.
The Exchange market rather stene day Some of the
Banks towards the close of the day advanced the
checks New York to Il for all Outside there
sales Of sight at % discount The obansble the
latter figure limited Time bills high grade were
in good request 400 for bankers bills holding
Mt TX discount and ~ 2AI for good fair produce bills
Sterling holds we'll considering that good bills
York selling The rates for clear Al bills
were firm to-day at 75&9s with good and fair
low as 4971s There not many bills Of ladng Offering
Francs firm At 1874 with sales Is
The largest transactions Of the day by Southern Bank
to nearly the Of two hundred thousand dollars
and kinds not made known but supposed be chiefly sterling
bills. N'A .g3. ~
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Moissses about coo bbs wore ssld It bc for Fsrmsnnz
and ssDslc p gallon Tor Good 10 Prime lots. W tt&
FLOUR noticed sales of o4 bbs Ohio at IS u.s.
ST. Louis % 60 $40 Fancy and Supsrhne $50 Ordinary
Extra 81 l2@sl 25 100 Choice Extra at 81 IS and 100
Fine at IS 80 y hbl. tfti'5sH EstAI - II
sales Of Corn embraced 5000 sacks Of which
900 Mixed 6263c $50 Prime White at e. and 800 in lo at
656Se u bushe .of Wheat 1900 sacks Prime White
sold three 81 90 bushel The sales Of Oats
included lot Of $50 sacks ST. Loss at o5c y bushe OF
Bran few small lots disposed OF at 81 2$l Is 100 MS
PROVISIONS Pork higher, with sales Of $50 bbls
Meas in two lots at So and l65 light weight at $2 90 Dbl
Bacon 10 casks Clear Sides sold Mt the advanced
Of l22 and retail parcels of Ribbed
p D.. Lard active and higher with sales of 232
terees Prime in lots 3c and 4O6 bbls and terces Of
which IS No. at &c., " Prime l3h, and ZIG at 3a<c n
OF Green Meats 40 900 rs in casks aold Mt sac for
Shoulders and 91ac v round for Hams and Sides.
i COFFEE. .259 bags Rio sold at 1lL4c v b. g
cargo Of $500 sacks Liverpool Coarse sold
private terms 80, 'r .-Ng 90 t3
WHISKY. We heard Of no sales Of any Importance.
RE1GHTS. One British and one large American ship
taken Liverpool 6d Cotton and vessels the berth
filling up at that rate.
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nxesnt hereafter Of tho Bank Act there doubt The
stockholders and will moi be che sufferers The
restrictive features will fall most the commercial community
Under this visw Of tbs II il incumbent think That
should be taken for organizing capt.
val TO be devoted banking purposes 10 usees
quated ctksn supsranuAed sxmerchAnts and dotAds
nigh, call them that under the Contemplated amend
ents to the old Bank and extension Of privileges
the four free banks-thst there suciencJ of banking
Val in city Morsoysr ID ehdsh-it 10 seinnaey for
others necessity for Banks conduct
the mighty trade Of this emporium II does not appear
individuals who have competency
in commercial pursuits BY borrowing from capitalists aided BY
ths banking SYSTEM and who from day depended on
facilities through Banks sustain should
attempt usefulness Of
financial and marame city However, the argument, brought
forward against additional banking capital will weight
Whatever particularly the ensess expressions hostility
and cppositon to the free banking System. 4..A
The weekly Of the banks will be below 1t
shows important of deposits
There only ting variation of loans in the aggregate
notwithstanding increase Of deposits and increase
specie have the results Of the of week
these advantages have not induced departure in the line of
The collection accounts Of the Banks continue
nda npdt cha Pr t1a ksrbfh d
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gen 0tIesns aloneu HlarAet.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No 70 Camp street,
Saturday Evening Eah IL lSh-

sz'f ~ CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street
Saturday Evening, Feb. Is, 1851.
If anything worthy of review il would be the very re-
markable weather with which have favored for the
month which closes this evening 1t has been favorable
reminds old citizens of years past;
rate the large accession. of produce from the mighty West
which have from day to day been dd the stocks for
weeks would only be repeating every day remark
tercourse with the Weso feeling effects enlarged
operations in circles which led to an increased de-
mand for moneyed facilities which has continued up this
moment. At the time there has been regularity and
method in the general paper AID money Market though some
OF the bank pAors have undergone little comoon brought
about By afepor that The Committee Banks in the Legs
tue had tho determination recommend further legs
Ao III regard to che Infringement Of the Bank Act of 1872
rhere IS not much probability after the reprehensons
Weh me Banks have received from the authorities that they
VIII exceed the limitations again this season. and
oe VINO nave rom the nature of business been compelled
phu On me banking corporations take heed in
anu CONSIDER what may be the condition the city IN
''e'e' peeemosf and January next particularly IL
muncaton with the interior should be
sion OF tue BANKS In November December and January lust
u, ee!oa the limits allowed by the rigid construction Of
me Bank Ae' was equal to nearly millions of dollars
cord 10 TIE views place aw,ha, is The an, Of lima
proceedings equivaientto thirteen hun red ho,
in COIN which would be considered reserve OF basis for
The amount Of four millions of dollars Tho
cia community ve.y we'll understand whether Ibis
sion has has not been well received aud fully
particularly when combinations Of spnners traders snecp
and politicians in England using all the appliances Of
wealth. capital and influence to the our great
staple, cotton. To which may be added deficiency in
the growth of State has resulted The proceeds fol
The reaching only eight mil ions of agaius
sixteen millions dollars for the 1885 and eighteen million
for The year 1854 AT this important epoch trade of th
season. with nccunuatons OF opera ions exchange
which Is well known is the fundamental basis Of the ggut
business Of our city the several Banks proved to be short
their specie little million and quarter of dol
a
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Since Tuesday the foreign arrivals upon moderate e
comprising Whet, barrel Flour aud InIan Corn from the
States The of imports for this interval coastwise and
from Ireland exhibits about the usual supply Of uam a de-
cline in that of Oats bat considerable increase the receipts
of Sack Flour. OF the will be that Wheat and
Indian Corn form the principal items and that while Ireland
takes largely of both the demand the continent still
times.
During the past two days the trade here has bee devoid Of all
scvity in the however, which have occurred
Tuesdays prices realized the leading articles
Oatmeal has rather inquiry and Egyptian Beans have
slightly improved in value,
roday's market thnly attended and the demand for
Wheat limited; choice Red, from scarcity, commanded Tues
days ices other kinds sold in upon rather
easier terms. -
Flour-A good show Of samples but little inquiry in
the business reported lower prices were accepted
Oats quiet-value unatered ...
Oatmeal slow sale, nd in instances Middle
Cut purchased a reduction of 81 per load
Egyptian Beans and Barley without change.
Indan Corn active, but Mixed Yellow quotaby
lower White suffered slight decline in value,
Yours respectfully.
JOSEPH HUBBACk
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PASSEN GERS
Per ship Danube from Havre--3 cabin, 81 steerage.
EXPillt,TS.


GALVESTON AND INDIANoLA-steamshp Louisiana
400 bb flour. 30 bbs whisky 70 hf bb whisky bbls
lases So hhds 50 lard U9 sacks Az do coffee
25U plows. .|-.+
BoSTuNShipT Wales425 bbls pork OIL bbs -four l2S
bales cotton 63 bbs whisky lag bbs olasse % peeans
M do rosd hhds tohacc IS bales wool 81 hams 100
tallo IA do shoulders, 42J hides.
NEW YORk-Shp Creee-l66S bbls -four 1894 bbls pork,
l6 1865 do and 54 lard 63S hhds hams
40 casks bacon. ....r
ST PETERSBuRG-ship Jas Nesmith-3396 bales cotton
PERNAMBUCO-Bark Courier-2644 bbls flour.
CHI ARI.ESTOS-Brig Emma Eager-3053 sacks corn 200
bbs whisky, hbds sacks seed pecan
ST VlNuENTs-Brg Hope-l0Oi bbls flour, pork III
sacks
ST PIERRE-Brig Brownsvlle-l5O9 bbls -four do hams
~ do beef, lag sacks
MISUNDERSTANDING Brown-397 bales cotton %
bales Is hhd 63 bbs molasses ~ empty
do casks.
VERA CRUZ-Sehr H Toone-1l0 bales cotton 500 hf do
q bars iron, d bbls oil and suhdfes
BREMEN-Ship Fod Gagern1535 bales cotton 100 hhds
tobacco.
RIO DE JANEIRo-Bark Esparanza-aau0 bills -four kegs
lard.
ST MARKs-schr VIM Pettis-i53 bills -four 25 sugar.
hhds ~ cosks bacon do y bb liquors,
whisky &c sacks coffee "A bbls pork Ds molases,
beef III bXs cheese 20 do soap 10 sacks bbs OIL bbis
potatoes, III coils rope
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SBippiIlg ynteIltgentt.
MONDAY. March 2, 1857.
CLEARED SATURDAY,

Steamship Louisiana Talbot for Galveston and Inianol.
Harris, Morgan dec
Ship Wales Rowland, for Boston. @ W Hynson &co
Ship Creole, Pierce, for New York j 0 Woodruff kco
Ship Jas Nesmt Watts for St Petersburg Whitney kco
Bremen Ship Won Gagern, Reemes for Bremen,
Warneken KerchhoR
Johston Moke aco
Span Bark Esparanz Mole for Rio and market
Prats, Pujol Aco
Brig Emma Eager Halves for Charleston, sL&E L Levy
brush Brig Hope White for st Vncents, VIM Burgess &co
Brig Brownsville Simpson, for st Pierre, Martinique,
Godenbuw i Lesparre
Brig D S Brown, Muford, for PHILADELPHIA j ii F3ass
Schooner VIM Pes, Blakeey, for ST Marks Post Mel
Schooner Toone Pennington for Vera Cruz
1921 Godenbow & Lesparre
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HooDis SONG OF THE SHIRT.--It is stated that the
original MSS Of this famous poem is in the possession
OF gentleman in New Yerk. Ii has the hole in the
center made by the copy hookP in the Punch office,
and came to its present possessor directly from Mark
Lemon, the editor.
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INSURANCE.


STATES TE r.
PERPETUAL.
Assets, January LIST, 1855, sl,4Ho'
pIRxcross or 4nH HONE pqAkD;y "-.
odSin fss,.1ss s sSsRsSSn
S S:s; d ~ fIsyyl,, s,s Crawford sa,' 1885,.
s s1EhHhs E. j SahS55sSNvi ss,fIssidsss
rsy rsS sssfRs ssyys snd 5,es E Camp
The nnderirned General Agent Of the above well knoTn
Company for Southern States 20 M ays al
the table rates and by permission has pleasure in
70 bis friends and the public the following
GO o1nP B. kei; Co., Sn Perkins
So1h Ns.Ss Col 5 a b 3 1asss
j. Burnside Co.. Jos hon s, = vast
,, P Pnm@ses sehst M,. I'M. Company
Tbamas soo President Sun Mutual Insurance. Company,
Jules Tuyes, President Orleans Insurance COMPANY Co.,
J. K Collins, Thomas Murray MARI Walton. sad ,...,
drec. from this Branch Once ana h'a'''
blank forms beobtainsd a. the ONCE
Rsn.sp a sI,s N r Medical E1amiasra
In attendance dali. Ks S% II hpossE
,a22lv No. 48 Camp street
NJOTICE-THE CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE NE
~ COMPANY, of New Orleans have ths day conihs g
operations, and prepared to take FIRE. MARINE "na w
Risks at The usual rates. I..
Geo. ". West, RIP. Hunt,
Jas. A. White Nj. Musson,
Evan j. McCal Martin Gordon Jr.,
+" D. JAmison. Pauin j Martin,
Antonio Costa Cesaire Olivier, ..,.. .
Omer GallRrd, John Eatoh
r' - ', oMER GAILLARD, President.
GEO. W. WEST, Vice President.
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THE FEsrIyE SEASON dmy.-[ro Rose, as she
steps into the carriagel GOOD gracious Rose, lin
afrsid from the way that man talks that he's intoxi
Gated. 5
Goachm1n. - fImpressivelyJ - Beg pard'n, Miss
N-n,f lhe) int ssi -tossi-ated = (hic) Its only
slight pelpedpedment in speasb, Miss!
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ARRIVED.

Steamship Empire City Griffin from New York loh inst via
Havaaa 26th inst to Jennings Laughland &co-Ist dis
trict. = "
Steamship Charles Morgan Place. from Indanoa Calves
ION. to Harris 4 Morgan-lst district
Steamship Daniel Webster sevre from Galveston India
..h nola. to W Templeon-ls dist.
Ship Amaranh, jones' 20 days from Boston, Hynson
Al co--st dist, 80.
Brit Ship Lockwood Roper from Cherbourg France to
la ter--3d dist. Fl ~
Ship Danube Golden from Havre January e2d to Puiz
Avendano-3d dist, 81. -
Ship kentnckian Merrman Is days from Portland Me-
master-Point. T-'
Ship Ashland Moore from Liverpool 4 January, Baxter
Lowell tco-3d dist -
Brit Ship Idas Westco from Liverpool January 2lst
Oliver-4th dist r..
Brit Ship Agamennon Darby Liverpool 18th January
W Haynes &co-Poit.
Brig Ellen Bernard days Boston, to T Jenkins-ly
district. q. = '[o ..'7
Schr Jas Nixon Usher from White House. jamaica 14h inst
to master-2d dist, IL.
schr Henry Latour Stein, days from Mobeo Bissey
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JOSEPH HUBBACK.
8euisW Of the stlarksts.


MONDAY MORNING, March . 1851.
COTTON. With limited supply of desirable lists SOLDERING
Saturday and later from Europe oVerdue purchasers
found for only about 45oO bales being without
change of moment We quote:
NEW ORLEANS CLAssIFICs ALTON,
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IMPORTS.
NEW YoRK-Steamship Empire Cy-Assorted merchan
Use. rf -
BOsTON-Ship Amaranth-Assorted mdse.

NEW Notwithstanding Empire City-Assorted merchan-
disc. ,rf
BOSTON-ship Amaranth-Assored tndse.
CHERBOURG-Shp I.uckwood--In ballast
GALVESTON AND 1NDTAN0LA-S steamship Chas Nor
IS bbs pecnns Hart &co box inise AdaInss Elk
seo2i Harris cotton gin 10
tirswold-ot furniture X k McMaI-3 horses
board.
1NDIANoLA AND GALyESToN--Steamshp Daul Web
ser6 bales John Williams &col tclowes AGO.
Oakley Haw kinS27 IL Kelly Aco25 hugely Blair
Henderson, Terry &co45 Mieiherger &col bag do
George pecus Hail. Kemp &uo-l bN mlse
7 Maddox &co-2 do IL Anseyl tool chest Va-i do 10
HsaSyl do DAyissunlrss TO orderfola SG bales cot
ton,
II Ludwig-D IL nlemy-V Wrss-J burnside Eco-E Lune-
schlss-l fros-M Febrenbeck -uIquei Il damsnn-F Him
aho Sco--John Friedericl-U Neishaar-E 4 MipOn &co
Sturzeneg, r Reconsideration Oliver Fischer
Guicheaud Aco-aineT Sco-iGyer BrUa-Matbuy Foster
ID II Homes-F Ueugs- Z tinnes &co-F Derbes-E Ge
rard-kareie FOuinierFourner &coF Goutz-E tiullot
q FaSuuier-E 7 Ducunge-u Is iDintn--L Binchu &cu-H
Gioernaan ,sco-nosson Jacqnier-O 1aomnn-S Muors
Sco-Savy ScuLauc PteycsG Yale jr Sco-A Voisln Eco
Ii Ducato-M Il Haggtrty Acct Ghauviere--C Guerin
W LechfOd Scosundties to Il kocler' &coJ Gnren
reres-N LAcosir-A UtSuiine-N Alafguan
q L Buddecke Gold piIhFheie, Seller NcO-F de
Barry--snndries to order.
TRAPANI-Shp NJ ushfed-30t9 salinas salt 10 orie7.
LINERPOoI-ShIp Idss-6icO sacks salt 10 " Oliver.
LlVERPUUL-Ship Aganem,oa-S20Js asks suit to W II
Haynes tvcu.
HAVRE-Shp Danube-Assortcd mdae.
BOSTON-Brig Ellen Bernard-AsSorted mlSe
WHITE HuUSE--schr Jss NIAOu-ftuit II master
MOBILESchr iIeary IAtous550 b0ls naval stores to
BlseS AGO
Observation-Disclosures Fasuon-3OO sacks suit hsnp-
po.aoes to BIyne, Vance &cV.
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COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cottop-baies. fobscce-hhda.
Stock on nand Sept. |, 1856, 1872 s.349.
=. yesteriay ,... 0,422 l2iss23 10 1918
1,2s0tS5 y 4e2
Exported since ........... 9i7,67s 1885
:. ssterday.... 6,d99 49,
sA37s 1856
S26,257 4sl6
SUGAR AND MoLASSES. The Of Sugar embraced
600 hhds al s@lO'4c u for Fair Euty Of
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MEMORANDA.


Bark Hannibal, Klein from Rio de Janero Creevy Far
r weli-with 62l2 bags coffee to Fogo d Taylor.
MEMORANDA. ..... ....-
n The officers of the Alton, j Red River,
reports left Benton the 22d nlt Tunca Lake and Cypress
Bayou rising slowly rising way down An
overflow reported Fulton. ...
H Capt Goding of the ship Danube reports the ship 30
adicea Capt Mckay from Liverpool for this port ashore
the Pass the night of the 22d inst during heavy
fog.
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CATTLE MARKET.

Ps, "a .ssf .0.. ..- JEFFERSON CITY, March l.
fair supply Of Mich Cows few Hogs and moderate
supply Of fine Beeves Sheep and Ordinary Cattle
sale. Prices pretty firm at our quotations., viz
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Cap;tol, Hooper. from Morgsnza
Magnolia, Thomasson, from st. Louis,
Princess, Wilson, from vcksbure.
. Gem. Phelps from St Louis
a. Chocaw, Smedey from Tennessee River
Alton Jr, Smith, from BED River.
w A Andrews, new. Cooper, from Madison.
W Farmer, Glenn. from Bayou Bartholomew.
DardanelIes, fnpman, from Arkansas River.
Orion. Glascock, from Bayou DeGiaize.
Ambassador, Davis, from Nashville
Fashion, Mclean, from Shieldsboro.
Jacob d EARLY, Hollister, from Wabash River.
Yazoo Belle. Reaves from Gold Water.
Paul Jones, Hazlet, from burg.
Vim Noble. SewcUmh, from Cincinnati
Ben franklin, Anders, from Louisville.
, Music, Gwartiiy, from IIeHore.
Duke Apologize, from Shreveport.
Empress, Surgeon from Louisville
Col Crossman, Yore from Louisville.
Ohio Belle, Sebastian, from Cincinnati.
Laurel tlill Thisteil. from Bayou sara
.. Win Young Joties, from Bayou Tensas.
Towboat Star Whitney, from the Passes-nwed down and
to 10Th ult, ships Monica and pursonSbronght up
syip Danube, brig Ellen Bernard and schr Jas Nixon
Towboat l. Day, Hearon from Passes-towed
~ brig NJ Davis-brought up ships Agamemnon and ldas-
Towboat Ocean, Chapman from the Pasestowed down and
10 sea 22d ult, ship Whimore, banks Rosa Carmen
and Il Horton and brig Thompson-brougnt up ships
kentuckian and Ashland. r
Towboat AngoA American, Martin. from the Passes-towed
down and to I'D n ship Sparkling Wave, barks Pilot
Fish and Washington Bucher--broughr up ships Anna
ranth and Lockwood.
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MILLINERY.

M ~ A WORD IN SEAsON-M
MESSA, eliza X X r, corner Of f.ydras and f'a. ~
rnndelet has determined cose her kt,S
NE19af4 WINTER STOCK and therefore offers her S@.>~
assortment Of Perumey Feathers, Flowers, Lnce Embro
deries Head Dresses Ribbons Tues Trimming etc.. all
kinds well as Bonnets and Manas 20 below
the usual prices.
1t would be we'll for visiting city before
purchasing elsewhere and examine the articles there
nil 6m-f-l3
80 MISS LOUISA STEHT, FASHIONABLE
bREsSMAkER mot respectfully informs the Ladies Of
S4 New Orleans that she has business
N Canal street. and that she will be most happy
any orders entrusted to
The latest styles Walking Evening Dresses Robe de
Chamhre and BALL Dresses made few hours notice
the reasonable ierms. lf
Miss Sent will wait upon Ladies their residences
required fr9
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slO,7o4,2ss sl4,s57, 2ss ss95, I65
s,2us,52l SCI, I47, 1896 s6,67s, 455
Comparative Statement for T,oo Weeks.

Actual increase of loans for the week S357sS
The following the comparative statement loans discounts
and pledges which active and
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sw ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
oorros AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

TOBACCO One two lots were sold but no particulars
were reported
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EXTikA ~ EiGHr FINE sALT-i0,WO BA;is
- httlel EAa ''eIsnt tis
st aud delivered 70 Vessels free eNpr.se ID IN gn,d or ser
from Bektyn Warehouses, Ag,rs lowest u keL prices
Appss T. THOMAS J. 'hSEY,
te'' oRllu V Caup street.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-03
LIVER DISEASE,
Roberts ChOlic Mixture for
Infants.

The Proprietor in compromising this preparation had
IN view remedy that would he prompt relieve and
at the same time be followed by none of those alter
effects SO injurious to the health aud constitution of
thousands OF children throughout the country. lie was
prompted to the preparation OF this arcle from meens
SO frequently In his pracce those cases Of disease
which mad their rise aud origin solely from the much
to be Ian'ented practlse OF continually dosing with
fareShric Aaudanum and ether narcotic prepare tiona
so f.queny res"rIed " by parents to relieve their
they are subject. Too much caution in the ex,ibr-
n OF medicine ioll WED by delererious fleets
and oiIenlmes disastrous cunst quences, cannot be
used, aud when remedies Of tins class are REQUIRED
those only should be selected Which will be follow,
by no evil consequences. This Mixture used accord
ing 10 directions SKILL relieve at once, and 1t NAV be ex
nlbled without fear OF any i'll effects arising ir m IT'S
use. For sale by all Druggists. Price Is cents.
HAKRAL. RlSLEY d klTLuEN,
10 Barclny street, New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-03
West Goshen Mill.
PaTEN"T .NEDICE1.ES.
To the citizens Of L,tchfeld and vicinity:

To the citizens Of Litchfeld and vicinity
Lest BLISS DYSPEPTIC REMEDY may be re.
garded IN the same Ig ut as many other patent pre-
para that recommended by their as
sovereign balm tor every disease thai flesh heir TO-
wish III point you TO the tact that | recOmmen nd its
trial only n the diseases OF The stomach and digestive
organs, aud these other diseases which, my opinion
have their rise and origin in those organs and wish
ais" to point TO the fact that instead of asserting
merely that IL will such aud such diseases, ana
obiiging you take pse dix for The truth OF the
assertion, as great maj rtv Of h"s who have gone
before me have done, and are dong every day pub
ic prints; instead say, oil doing III s. have taken
little pains, and have gone small expense in
purchasing in advertising columns, for the pur.
pse not only Of recommending the trial Of prepara
tion, but al the time giving the cause,
dation OF treatment, cure, &C. Of each disc ase and
my recommending trial uf in each partic uar DIS
II will such and such diseases but do at the same
time tell You why and how it will effect a cure. And
why have done this? That | might give you my
views as egads tie nature and treatment Of the differ.
ent diseases, and also that might not be charged with
recommending BLISS DYSPEPTIC RENE "
Tor every and dsease, ind scrimn,tcly rs theirs
nave DONE and are doing every day, through newipa-
prs, their preparations That nv labor has been
IN VAIN have The ample proofs in the fact that
the remedy has been and is now being tested by humid
reds and thousands throughout the country; and
than THIS, have received the fa.ering letters,
not only IRON those out OF the profession, but those in
t-sons OF when are the first physicians in this Sec
lion OF country. must confess that many candid
av0was OF It's true remedial h, from oh scIans
only produces no small degree Of satisfaction IN my
nilnd but II does, must say, create some little sur
PRISE, knowing. as d. that medical men generally,
instead OF receiving. examining md irving new rem.
,ema'Icay in bristllng hostility against anything OF the
| kind
That !, is sovereign remedy f1r the diseases have
already brought before four ns,ice, dc know, lot