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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-16
OFFICE OF THE CENTRAL BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
CRY nE NEW QRIEAHa

OFFICE OF THE CENTRAL BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
CRY OF NEW ORLEANS,
December 4, 1857. J
The election ordered for THURSDAY the seventeeh day
Of December 1851 by virtue Of the Poclamation of Hon
Charles Waterman Mayor of the city Of New Orleans
the first day of December 1851 will be held at the following
lows and tue said election will be held the supernten
dence of the following named Commissioners
FIFTH PRECIsCT-POH No. Oue-At the Engine House of
FirGompany No Tchoupitoulas street. of Nachez
street Commissioners Thomas j. Beck Ernest Teledano,
Wilhemus Bogart. =
Poll No. TteoAt the franklin School House. on St. Charles
street. between Girod and ula streets Commissioners E.
Simonds, John T. Jeter J. N. Dick
SIXTH PREcNcTPon No. OneAt the Engine House, corner
Of Perdido and Carondeet streets; Commissioners R. H.
Fraser, A. G. Wilson, Jonathan Potter
Poll No IcoAt the Engine House of Fire Company No.
on God street, between ST. Charles and Carondelet
Commissioners T. L. Bayne, James Mcpherson, E. L. Tracy
SEVENTH PREcINcTFoll No. One-At the Engine House
Fire Company No H. on Common street. Maais street
Commissioners James Lindsay, JOSIAH Cole George Graham
Poll No Tpo-At the School House St. John street.
tween Girod and Julia streets Commissioners George w
Patterson, H. j. Hi, P. G. Cuveer.
on Noe7hreeA the Fisk School House. corner Perddo
and Franklin streets; Commissioners Geo Rareshde A. w
Scates, John A. Jaques. -
EIGHrEENTH PREc1Ncr-Pon One-At the Engine House
OF Fire Company No. Victory street. Commissioners
Emile Mary, s. s Relf, p G. Labarre. =
Poll No. Tpo-At the of Elysan Fields and Craps
streets Commissioners E. Salvatoy, R. Stephenson, G. f.
Fassy.
kINErEEsrH PREc1Ncr-Pon No. One-At the Mexican Gulf
Railroad Depot Commissioners Joseph Cuveier David
Stickney George Hooper, H,s
Poll No. Too-At the of Washington Avenue and
Morales street Commissioners Outlet Leonidas NJ Mararo
Joseph D. Crusson. -
By order of Central Board of Commissioners
do J. AID. ROZIER, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-16

~ ODD FELLOWS HALL.
MA j. VEGAS respectfully his friends
I and the public that his popular Dancing Academy rs
now open the season. Odd Fellows Hail. where hopes
with the most liberal patronage The teaching will
mence MONDAY, Nov. q
The fashionable Lancers Quadre the Caedonians'
Quadrie in first circles of Paris London last
winter, will be taught by Mr. Vegas.
The popular Chdrens Fancy Dress Balls will be given by
Mr.. j. Vegas once every month. :
The days and hours of Tuition follows:
LadiesTuesday Thursdays and Saturdays from 10 till IL
O'Clock NJ.
Children-Tuesdsys Thursdays and Saturdays from till
O'Clock P. NJ.
Genemen-Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from till 10
o'clock P. NJ.
n- practising party for Ladies' and Gentlemen every
Wednesday,
Particular attention will be given to Children, and many
Fancy Dances before taught in this CITY, will be brought
out.
j. Vegas will also give Lessons at seminaries and Private
Families.
Musical Department under the charge of that excellent
vunist DENEGRI, Orchestra Leader for Balls and
Soirees.
m8- For TERMS apply to Mr.. j. VEGAS, at Odd Fellows
Hall, or at MIR. GABICIS Music Store 80 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-16
ELECTION NOTICES.
MAyoRALTY OF NEW oRLEAN

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, )
CITY Hall, December ], 1857,
NOTICE OF ELECTION-IN IN CONFORMITY
~ with Resolution No. 36O5 Of the Common Council Of the
city Of New Orleans approved November H. 1851 an election
will be held on THURSDAY l7th December inst
In the Third Ward for Assistant Aldermen fill the va
eancies by the designations n f. Bailey and
Campbell. - -
In the Eighth Ward for Assistant Alderman to ll the
occasioned by the resignation Of P DeLabare
The election will be held under the provisions the Act
1851 and the Inspectors and places for holding will be
pointed by the Central Board of according
to law. CHAS. M. WATERMAN, :
d3 I'd Mayor
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-16

GREAT SALE OF $50 VERY FINE OIL PAINTINGS,
Steel Plate Engravings Bronze and Marble Stauary day
Timepiece and one Grand Piano, Rt auction.
BY GARDNER SMITH. Auctioneer.
Office No. Commercial Place.
MONDAY, the 2lst inst, at q % ~ I-2 O'Clock & 4 :
Daguerrean Saloon Of r. Jscobs, ESQ.,, will be sold
Many the Paintings specisns OF and by
from the Cross from Reuben cost The Pictures have
selected with great and Ladies'
and gentlemen invited call This Gallery Is worthy the
attention Of all amateurs.
H1-Caalogues will be ready before the day Of sale.
p9-Mr E. Jacobs continues his Photographic business a.
usual. d7
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-16
LEGAL NOTICES.

s.oess s.g D5s1s. q WooD
NoTICEI g hereby given g the srsdiso1. q
show within ten days from the notification any
they have why the account presented by the
tura tux Of the minors of this should not
LOCATED and approved the funds distributed in accordance
Herewith.
By order Of the Court:
P. g. wILTZ, Clerk. 7
de la NslleOreans. ) WARD-No. n,576 +
A Wis est par lie present 1onne aux cream
IA cers de susde succession ct outes
que celia peu davor dedure dix daer
pesene tutce nauree de la te serat
point approuv6 ct homoogue les onds entire mains re-
parts conformement dit compte.
Par ordre de 10 Cour:
dill 16 q P. s. WILT, Grea5er
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-16
THE LIVING sKELETON-ruE GREAT

THE LIVING SKELETON-TUE GREATEST
i Living Curiosity in America. = :
This Great Living Wonder s a age weighs only
s alive and in good health and very intelligent
en, Gsn he nsasy mi II S,sn
IN THE WORLD-and he is without exception Greatest
Living Curiosity exhibited in New Orleans
Also to be seen the Wonderful LEOPARD MAN; or Negro
Turnin, White.
WIN exhibit until further notice, OPPOSITE THE ST.
CHARLES THEATER
Aa-Admission. Is cent? ds Ct.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-16

q FASHIONABLE DANCING ACAD
I $SEMY-Madame VIRGINIA SMITH, successor and
5A sepdaughter of Mime Arrane Brooks. her
S3intenton e-openng her Academy Of Dancing the
I'll first TUESDAY in November, at EAGLE HALL, on
Nv Prytania street, the Widows Retreat.
Madame Smiths School will be conducted heretofore,
always subject to the advice and examination of Madame
Brooks.
All the latest Partisan Ballroom and Fancy Dances will be
taught including the much admired Lancers
The terms of the Academy will remain as before.
-A Childens Soree will be given occasionally through
the season. olO If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-16
ADJUSTMENTS.

CT. CHARLES THEATEH-ST CHARLES sr-
= rp.p lhs -- ~. ,x....
e. CoRRI - = " - - Hstne Msnseer
. 1851. !. !. b q, M
"AnNhopAx EvENiNe. Dee. 10 leo7'
inHMEs sDoos HIT.
Second night 9. me great drama o. GREEN With
tori. Jsck Gong Nj DeIar: (,rnnsdoe NJ iocIs via
Muragh, Mr.. Edwards Miami, Mrs. Pauneefort Nelly ONei
Mss hae eoncude with me farce Of LIT
'A n ~ s' ' eA'' A1nS''''~
PRICES OF ADMIssION-Dress Circle and Parquette rs
cen SECOND CIRCLE ~ CENTS Gallery cents; Quadroon Boz
neo,. onen 4 sH vsTtnss' srrn - . ,c,oc nv
OhHoe open daily from 10 to s. r. n. -
do 2. Y. CHESLEY. Treasurer
CRlNPsH GAIETY-0 RAVlER sTREET-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-16
ADJUSTMENTS.
GPALDING d ROGERS, MUSEUM AND AMPH]
~ THEATER
81. Charles street corner 0f },syufn avr;at Fisca

SPALDisG q Hg2GsEHss 2s Y ~ AUsEUx AND AxPHI-
". Charles street, corner Of Commercial Place.
g. ;. sss.I. ssos,a,nE usins.. Nssassr
Henry Rarsshids Tssasursr
Admission Tfy Cast. chtdren under ten, and Servants
Hssss
,.ssi..S e. S IS &c, .sd IL f es.a m
TEE sss sssyS q sas
ssFssa III
"a AAS I.st Day q lie Summer Trossns
-Ss9S We sWsEosEgIpA4y,. ,psesnesr 1ssA--
:, 40 - Pacing Match for $leo, and Pacing
FIRST RAcE-sreprietor's Purse $50. for Paeers-Mne
Mr. punhsm enters 5. 9. MILK BOY. in harness
sss sss s hos9s s.as.
!: s1Y I'll. .sse 'nsi b. eis'isi e. IsoArER.
two races win most positively wind up the Summer
hs pa s.s %
~ sPliss ssfa ssr1as Il Aaaissisu tsa ssssSn 81
METAIRIE JOCKEY CLUB
1AA34 The winter Meeting he MessIris
~ SAY 6sss:s d. q. q ssgasass e 9.ssls IL Is sAaSs an
one @ s forfeit asss 81 o ss s ss
ded provided second horse to receive
800 Of the bonus. 80 =
ai.s.. Taylor G. { BONNIE LAss1E, by I-p
u Bingaman names ch BY Imp. Glencoe of Nam
s. Myers Moore e. LITTLE CORPORAL by Imp.
Glencoe. dam by Imp. Belshaxzar. - -
81 @ .S s sts
| bonus. : -
TT Wells names gr CALv1r. by Imp YORKSHIRE on.
| 2. R. Taylor Co. name b. Z. BONNIE LAssIE by Imp.
| Glencoe out Of Magdaiene by Medoc.
D. D. r. kenner names b. RUPEE by Voucher Of Ha'-
| penny. =
l. A; L. Bingaman ch. T. ELIZA LOGAN by Frosty
/ dam by Ruhin out Of Sarah Bladeu, = 80
| Alexander, dam by Wild Bill -
The JOCKEY CLUB RACES will commenee on The Eth of
January 1883: sl7@'"5 --.-st - - =
| TUESDAY, 6th--Purse $500; heats three miles
/ "WEDNESDAY, 6th-Purse $500; heats miles,
THURSDAY, 7th-Purze $4OO Q heat OF two miles
SANE DAY-Purse $500; heats mile,
FRIDAY 6h-Purse $500 heats mIethree best Of Eve
SATURDAY, 9th-Purse $l200; heats four miles.
The entrance money, five cant the Of
will the second horse; If second vii
60 with the II horse walks purse re
ceive the whole amount advertised.
| do II SIDNEY STORY Secretary
THE LIVING sKELETON-TuE GREATEST
This Great Living Wonder II Of age snd weighs
3S pounds He has NO FLESH Arms Legs or Body
yet be a alive and in good health very intelligent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-16

SALE OF 80 CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND BRoGANs,
4 ~, Winter Clothing, etc.
By BLACHE LEAUAONT, Auctr's.
ERIDAY, the 18th Inst, at 10 O'Clock, nj
auction 1T their auction rooms, No. II Charities street
"i' 10 50 cases BOOTS, SHOES and BRoGANs.
-Also-
An assortment Of WINTER CLOTHING, White Shirts
IasseeTIsERsis-cssh. dis
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-16
WINES AND LIQUORS.

MARETT BRANDY-THE UNDERSIGNED duly
y1 appointed Agent for the old established house
BOUiN MARETT Co.. for the sale Of their very superior
Brandes also sole Importer Of the justly celebrated Pouney
Brandy s prepared orders either
market prices Cognac shipped any port in
the Union. supply constantly hand Samples
at the store of
s. WOLFF,
nl7 ly Corner Of Gravier street and New Levee
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-16
=. g sTSXEs;oFIyE y}4a sso5Iy agNpaEP ~ COOKING e

- STOVES.-FIVE HUNDRED COOKING AHU
~ HEATING STOVES Of the latest Improved p.s,szus-
mist Cooling Ranges, and the celebrated Creole Coh
Stoves - of their own manufacture. 81 = 4
The undersigned prepared execute ct short notice. al
orders for Sheet Iron Juice Bora
hand large stock Of Tin and Japan Ware suitable for
boats Hotels and Private Families They agents for the
manufacture of McCRACKEN'S Patent Evaporating Seae
Sugar PAN They have in their possession s ms
the quantity Of juice of the best Pan in They have
working model Of the PAN which they will be happy exhit
10 any interested in the culture Of Sugar Cane.
WHEELER 4 FORSTALL,
d29 " 1I9 Tchoupoulas and Is Fulton 8tYog1A
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-16

SAZEKAC BRANDIEs WE HAVE A GOOD
~ supply hand receiving by direct mportations
from France additions stock of this celebrated highly
favored brand. We have 1895 in eighth pipes 1898 eighth
and quarter pipes 1902 do 1905 half eighth
pipes We invite the attention of the trade and connosseurs
on New York terms and prices, by
WIN. T. LEVERICR CO.. "a Old Levee ST..
Sole Apen in his cjtv
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-16

AVANA Nv. ClGARsni5o,9DO HAVANA CIGARS, OF
direct importation of Regaias Regalia del Rev Media
Regaa ondres Cindados Conchas Cazadores Operas An
gnse Mares etc of the brands Perfeccio, Suana Con-
Cevan,ss Haydee Mendoza c Calhoun, Webster, ETC, n
store and Tor sale rednced prices close
FERNANDO GARDELLACH,
,,, q Tchoupitoulas street,
Gray and Match
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-16

v. DEMORCELLE, Dealer, i,es.ss-
At the Old Basin corner Of Toulouse and Franklin,
Has constantly ON hand BUILDING MATERIAL, snch
Lime White Yellow Sand Cement Plaster Paris
gles Lahs Slaves Also English French and Fire.
Bricks, and all kinds of FirewOod. sit fFsi5 2
from the country promptly and carefully sisen
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-16

r. STEAMBOAT FOR SALE-THE
6sAHLk steamer GRAMPUS, now lying the opposite
side of the river in good running order and well
found adapted for the towing business
long feet beam, feet hold Is cylinder
will be sold accommodating further
hculars apply to j. H. PHELPS,
rn2 Htraet,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-16

&A NEIROES FOR SALE-JusT ARRIVED
~ with large and choice lot of Maryland and Virginia
NEG RoEs, consisting of Field Hands House Servants
sA Mechanics Seamstreses Cooks Washers and Jroners
and will be receiving fresh supplies during the seasoa Of
which VIII be sold low for cash good city acceptance
nl3 3m ]. N. WILSON, Is Espanade street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-16

DAMAGED TOBACCO.
Il5 BY L. A. LEVY, Jr., Auctioneer, seeTI
.tH5"I n alsa .st' Office rs Common street.
"WEDNESDAY, 10Th inst, at III O'Clock A.
w M the Of Messrs Paen Smith. Of Gra-
ver and Tchoupitcnas Streets for account Of whom may
concern, will be sold ~ $50 n. ..#. .-.- .SE
. 5s boxes Tobacco, Mac MAC, SIS; VII gG5 z,
/ '. 6 :. .. s. Jones 4 Co.
Slightly damaged board ship s. GildesIeeye from New
York '-'-' - e.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-16

W1NES-WINES-- ~ -------
w 1000 cases l2 bottles St. Julien Red Wine.
800 Margaux
$50 Chs. Belair :.
15D :. :. St. Beim =.
100 >. Oh. Larose :.
100 Ch Lafte
$50 HIT. Sauterne White Wine.
2Su HIT. Barrac :.
$50 "a half bottles Ht. Barrac and Ht Sauterne.
l5O casks Red Wine-St Julien, Margaux, etc.
For sale by j. VIOSCA Jr
n23 20 Cont street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-16
"Wednesday. Deeembe

~ ONE HUNDRED NEGROES FOR SALE,
NS At FOSTERS SLAVE DEPOT, 1877 Common street, at
this time. 100 likely Negroes for sale viz No. Field
~ Hands, Cooks Washers, and Ironers; No. Carpenter,
81 Engineer Through the entire year will be found
well selected lot Negroes purchased expressly for
ring Having leased the house formerly occupied
by Messrs Peterson Stewart Slave Depot in addition
will be able furnish traders with Negroes for sale
comfortable shall In all endeavor give
isfaetion to all parties. THOS FOSTER,
se24 Isl Common street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-18
EVANSVILLE IND. WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEB. ls, 1857.

SINGULAR SIGNALS OF SINGLENEss.-In the
neighborhood Of Quimber, Brittany, a very
singular custom prevails. The men there
wear peculiar kind of one -cornered hat, the
manner Of wearing which is supposed, from
the character of the information il imparts, to
be very interesting to the women. widow
er wears his hat in such way as to bring
the corner right over the forehead, probably
for the purpose of showing that his life has
been overshadowed. The married man wears
1t so the corner is over his back, perhaps as
slsnifyinS that he can only look back for
happiness, which with him is memory. The
'Joliy bachelor causes the corner to come
oyer,the right or left ear which may m .an that
he is open ior proposals. When widower or
bachelor there makes an offer OF himself, he
must say to the lady, take my hat" 1t
may be tnat there is some satire in the thing,
which foreigners cannot easily understand.
Boston Chronicle.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-18

CRIME IN New YoRK.-A correspondent Of
Boston paper from New York, who had said
"New York isa city Of BLOOD" was repri
manded by the Times for grossly exaggeratins
the depravity ofthe city. He retorts in the fol-
lowing strain:
Men go armed; men carry their weapons
to the theater and the church; of of Broad
way, no one feels safe; and the records Of
crime are the employ OF the daily press. Isit
not fact that Mr.. DE Forrest has been put out
of the way, and no one knows the story of his
end? That men are daily stabbed in the street?
Do not the columns ofthe Times teen with the
horrid details? Has not that press sounded
the alarm? Has it not malgned Mayor Wood
and his police, because he does not end the
bloody triumphs of crime? Is it not fact
that DR.. Burdell was murdered in cold blood
The Times has fourteen columns on this case,
has an editorial with the startling heading"
"Mystery and Murder" another editorial on
bloodshed and crime in New York; a column
on the funeral of Dr. Burdell; another edit
orial on the same matter of blood, and an ar
tice on a new instance of 'garroting in the
Eighteenth Ward" the most ar'stocratic Ward
in New York?
In the Times Of Wednesday, February I
find twelve columns of the bloody deeds done
in New York and nine articles on the crime
and insecurity OF our city. In the Times ot
Tuesday February 8, find ten columns OF mat.
ter on the same bloody theme = article
on highway robbery in New York, under the
startling heading" Of "Stand & Deliver'-ar
account of two men talking in the street, wher
the third came up, spoke not word, but stab
bed one of the partes--and it is found fatally
and made his escape; and Mr.. Coroner Con
merry, when one of the jury suggested that som,
Of the testimony had better not be made pub
lie, and that the reporters had better be ex
cluded, told the jury that such was the in
crease Of crime, and the danger to our peop
who leave their homes at night. that we shoul,
soon neel vigilancs Committee.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-18
CoNsUUpTvoN cyJttEp.

rpE NOT DECEIVED by base initv.ioas HeGEMAN.
BID CLARK * co. GSSU1N GOD LIVER I'LL. never
dsappont and years experenee has proved superior
all others aud the only reliable for CONSUMPTION
As there del Of spurious oil in the sdnl
terated with sal oil whale OIL &c. &e. much
cannot be taken to procure the Genuine.
Our Oil IL made iact'ry In Sswfonndand and
each bottle has signature the -o bs csre TO get
HEsKAAN CLAFg thoG=rnds who had used other
oil Of inferior quality and about giving despair
been restored health by using the Genuine Oil Of
anutaeture sold by all Druggists. jah2f3md&w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-18
VOLUME X.
raaMs oF sCBsCRrprIoN.
ORIENrAI. AND OccIpENrAI. LUxURIEs.

ORIENTAL AND OCCIDENTAL LUXURIEs.-lt
is not our intention in the present article, to
give our readers detailed account of all the
D commodities that come under the above head
even in our own time, but our attention was
called to a particular branch Of them by dis
cussion we heard some days since in reference
to scents and odors, and the various properties
and demon nations Of the same in ancient and
modern times. In Biblical History we read
OF incense as used in public worship, much in
the same way as it is in the present day in the
ceremonials of the Roman Church. but we also
read Of garments smelling Of aloes and cassiap,
j, both, doubtless, vegetable perfumes of rare cos
metics, showing that in private life also periu-
mes were in ordinary use; and down to the
first dawn of the Christian Era, we read of
preparations OF myrrh, &c, as brought from
the East, probably from the heart of Asia,
where floral vegetation is indigenous; indeed
the East was at all times famed for its rich
and rare productions. it was even pretended
by the orgnators Of the Farina Cologne, that
the basis of their preparation was oriental!
The discussion we before alluded to, however,
assumed different aspect. when we were
told, that what we had before considered as
fantasy OF the poet, viz. the Fountain OF Re-
.-juvenescene" was to certain xtent to become
otoiH iSdity, auu that, "iid'c'Si HiichI oc liie
oriental advantages Of the "Farina Cologne"
the far surprising perfume of "The Florida
Water being on the contrary occidental, and
culled from rare exotics in our own sunny
cline of Florida, was now becoming, and
would eventually take its stand as the most
indispensable acquisition OF the toilet tatle.
The fact can be confirmed, beyond all doubt,
by trail of the perfume; indeed. we were
nj Iva. En,l. a
knowing the common duty we owe to all, we
thou sht it would be just to render to Murray
& Llnman need Of praise for their won
derful discovery, not only rvaling, but casling
into the shade all the essences from the East
that have been hitherto unassaIled, we wish
then hearty success in their present undertak'
ing, viz in giving it wider publicity through
the medium of the press. A good article caA
not be too well known.-N T. Sunday Times.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-18

MURRAY AND LANMAN's FLORIDA WATER
This is the standard perfume Of all Spanish
America. 1t has superseded the Farnia CO.
logne and all the Paris Essences in that mar
ket. The fragrance is that of the living aro-
matte flowers, from which it is extracted, and
will last for weeks on the handkerchief. Fol
the complexion it has no equal in the world
Sold by d. L. Manman & Co., wholesale drug.
gists, 60 Water street, New York, and by al
druggists at 5Uc. per bottle.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-18

HoLLowAY's PILLs-A STARTLING Truth
Those who die with the means of cure at
hand commit SUICIDE, and as these wonderful
Pills eradicate all complaints Of the digestive
and secretve organs. sufferers from these
malades, who neglect to take them, incur a
fearful responsibility. Sold at the manuiac-
tories. No. sc Maiden Lane, New York, aud
No. 2i4 Strand London; and by all druggists
at &C. 62IS, and 81 per box.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-18
ARETIxED PHYSICIAN,


NHOsE SANDS
HHAyE nearly run out discovered while in the East
Indas certain cure Tor Conservation. BrOnchins.
Coughs C0ids aud general debility This remedy was dis
BY him when his only chTa 2auyhterras given
up die Wishing do much good possible he will
such his fcll0 beings request this
recipe with full directions for making and esaly
it. lie requires each applicant 70 inelose HIM
shfn--three postage the reel
and the remainder to be applied tn. Of This ad
yertisement, Address DIR. II. JAMES.
dec3O 3mdsw No. 10 Grand street, Jersey City n. J.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-18

OF The "Icaraien community ofNauvoo,' y
has bursted-members quarreled and fought
with each other A portion Of them have
memorialzed the Legislature OF Illinois, ask
ing the repeal of the law Incorporating the
community, that the petitioners may with
draw their quota of stock amounting together
to about forty thousand dollrs. y bill for the
purpose has been printed. s..s. 8,