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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-16
Bach's American Com pound,

Bach's American Compound.
The Greatest Remedy In thc World.
fcr The pernasent cure 81 the following complaints:
Cods. Coughs. liberated and Sore Throat. Scrofala
Salt Rhean. Bronchitis. Dyspepsia, 81 Nervous Com
plants, fsmals Weakness and Irregularities. Flner
Albus [or whites,) Canker aud Larsing sore mouth.
Files, Diarha Weak Stomach, In fact In any case Of
weakness. lnflanation. or lmpure
B1o0ds
Uss this Remedy.
Rhystcians use and recomnsnd N.-Having sssa
ysar Baohss American Compound 10 . number o. the
above named cases, can cheerfnlly recommend IL -
the Best Medicine with which am acquainted.
y. N. Belts, n. D.
Puiaski. osvego county. N. r.. August 81, 1858.
We have hundreds Of Certincs.ss from Physicians,
corroboratng the above statenent, which can pro-
dace II necessary. See BdcA's Rect. Books asd Csr
cslGrsJ for Csrtifcates.
For sale BY sQUIREs BLOss. Burlington. and
Dealers In Medicine generally.
o. COVENTRY 4 CO.,
Successors to r. v. X Coventry Z Coy
Sole Perpetrators. 81 0eueses o., Auburn, N. \.
novlS-bply et5 III
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r HANG THAT Doo."-Miss Heron was annoyed
while plsying s'Camille" In Detroit, . day Or TIVE
since, BY the bowling Of dog in The back a.
lev. When she dismisses the Count BY calling
the maid 70 her, she said:
"Tell the Count he need not wait. am net
well. aud cannot 20 ous tonight; and stay-one
moment. Find somebody to hang that dog.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-16

M09S 9EDEs-A fresh supply 81 Moss Side,
4NA Marion Harland. For safety J r. BROWN
pane2S HnYP BfNuse Rack. @d a..
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ALreRED BANK NOru.-The g. Louis Repub.
licsn Of the llth says: I'VE we're yesterday
shown At the Police Office. two bills Of the do
nomination Of go on the Edgar County Bank,
PAris, Ill.,, raised from genuine ones. They
were passed on clothing merchant. and their
fallAcious character was not discovered until the
man Who passed then. was gone. We under-
stand that there are numerous similar bills in
circulation, and the public, therefore, should
keep their eyes Open" fss - 81
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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-16

Ban LoOk.-Ons Of eur citizens took . pair
Of inexpressibles TO tailor, the other day. for
the purpose Of undergoing repairs. In one Of
the pockets vas found . wad Of had money,
enclosed in An oiled silk purse. He i certainly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17

TuE VArIcAS.-The' word Vatican Is often
used, bat there are many who do not understand its
import The term refers to collection Of buildings
% one q The seven hills Of Rome, which covers 4
space Of twelve hundred feet in length, and about
ore thousand IA breadth Il built on the spot once
occupied by The garden Of the cruel Nero. II owes
its origin % 'he Bishop Of Rome who, in the early
part o. the sixth century erected an humble residence
on l's s'ie. Aboat the year 1860. Pope Eogenus 70
pu1i1 y on magnificent scale Innocent II. a few
yeAn MterHsrd, gave It up as lodging 10 Peter II,
King q ArAson- In l6o5, Clement v, at the insti
cation Of the King Of France. removed The Papal
pee nom Rome 20 Asignon, when the Vatican re-
inz'ned IN condition Of obscurity aud nerlec. for
many years y is now the repository Of msllitadi-
nous treasures Of art
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17


We clip the following from the Charleston Mercury,
Of the 9Th instant
BANK RksusrrIoS.- The community will be graft
fed to learn that yesterday afternoon after discus
sion OF the matter by the Presidents Of the nonspece
paying Banks Of Charleston, it was deemed advisable
not to resume specie payments dJore July. The time
for resnmingis not fixed and at the period indicated
the subject, understand will again come up for
consideration The condition OF the Banks and of
the peope-the amount OF specie on hand, and the
resiune q exchange left on the one hand with the
wants Of the community to be met with on the other
Will then, as nov, influence the action of the officers
10 charge. For it is held that under the circum-
stances both morals aud honor require Of the Banks
careful regard to the public veal. Good faith to-
wards the State In reference TO her late legislative
enaetments relieving the Banks from the Consequences
OF msForinnes brought upon them by Northern con
necsens in order 10 shield the people from the effects
OF Undue stringency in the money market which
would otherwise have followed requires circan,spec-
lion as to the results OF premature resumption upon
the community.
II Is to be hoped, for the sake of the commercial
honor Of the gallant State OF South Carolina that her
Banks will resume specie payments at as early day
as practicable. AS long as they remain suspended,
just so long will the general credit Of the common
wealth rest under a cloud. As general rule. and
one that admits Of rare exceptions, and never even
then except when an extraordinary state Of affairs
exists, Banks should pay specie on the presentation
Of their paper issues or be wound up snmmariIy.
Protracted suspensions argue that either the Banks
are shaky, or that the portion Of the community
which has received the bulk Of their yors Is SO shaky
that regular and prompt collection OF the bills and
notes given for facilities granted is difficult il not
impossible We do not say that either the Banks or
people OF South Carolina justly subject to these
reflections but one thing is certain, the public at
large usually take such view Of the case
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17

e1 HHNf ; CATn0IIc OnrpAN pofgl AsvT,-T ,
sew Orleans, May l6 lets
The undersigned, Treasurers OF this
Assls have the houe Of Informing the pabl,e thn. h
,a'i o. hs Concert given on the s n. a, Odd Felow.
Hail. directed BY Mr. g. cOllenon under The pn,rona
ef the cisssic Music soeey, has entirely safc,
and that the receipts that occasion exceeded The sum Of
thirteen hundred dollars.
The Directors and rressuers Of his Asyum on behalf m
NE ophan take this occasion to etusa their thanks
10 the members Of Classic Music socsot, for .he
aid and real dspaysd hy them preoing he success Of this
GOD NeEk to NJ cosnou for his kndnez In organizing
tAis une soEcert to s gentlemen forming part ~
ne efehea and the shcrat iheir valuable aid 10
Assa DsAaye and dpnea for the asuoas
aud 70 The eschetis for The sood viii displayed on ths
rion. = ~ M 'ess
They alse particularly return shanks % the pse-s for N.
s'sn''out pabliei given ghf charitable undsstaksr
..,- THOMAS LAYTON D..
nlll z9H YIcTsa sERE. fressareIs.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17

Great Louisiana Remedy.
G DIN s. APEUM.
Office, No. II Exchange Place.


The proprisior and sole manufacturer presents this propa
ton to the public remedy of value for variety Of
very troublesome and dangerous Diseases after tweztykys
years' experience in IL efficacy.
He safely recommend It in all Cpaneous Diseases tho
skin for Badness Dandtu in the HAIR DisoraniEaon the
Digestive Organs Chs and Fever Bilious, shagrss and In
teitten Fever Diseases Of the Liver apd Kidneys Fsnne
Complaints, And in proof that hs upon gOOd
grounds, he would respectfully Ill the Of public
to the following certificates from living this ey
New Orleans, January % 1858.
NIB. GoinsDear Sir: On my return from Aspinwal JnIy
last had attack Of Chagres fever and trying
every Imaginable remedy without eject induced to try
Kaperlapeum, Fever aud Ague Toue happy
to that although months since took the
dose have not been troubled with chill since and
believe that sour medicine has had the effect
irey removing the disease from my system. therefore
affords pleasure valuable med-
cine. Respectfully yours,
L. A. CLARK,
IA Dryades street.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17
Diseases Orthe 1hroat and Es,sgs

DR.. G. p. CRANE,
Whose successful treatment in Diseases Of the Throat and
Lungs by the inhalation of Electro Chemical Medical
well known be the only reliable philosophical
process of eetng in those and desperate
which bid defiance the ordinary practice
established PERMANENT OFFICE aud INSTITUTE for
the thorough Of all Chronic aud Functional Diseases by
Of vergne.' Electro Chemical Baths Galvansz
Electro Aagnesm.
For the convenience Of those afflicted with Diseases
Throat and Lungs aud unable visit the city
sutation list Of Questions has been prepared and will be
warded on application TO DIR. c.,
No. Il6 ST. JOSEPH STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Iuhang Apparatus Medicines etc, forwarded according
the descriptions received n each particular Patients
the country be accommodated with the Institute
falls 2pMoWeFrAW6m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17
Canal street.
I I6
I6


BENTHUYSEN. LEWIS 81 CO.,
Being dssous Of CLOSING our their prsssn. stock ars
offering Goods at
Greatly Reduced Pricesi
Among other GREAT INDUCEMENTS is their
MAeNITICENT STOCK OF SILKS,
which they are really Offering
UNDER THE COST OF IMPORTATION,
-comprisiug-
Rich Fl0uneed SIS ROBES, at $40 cash.
~ sSo
$40 :. sas
:. Graduated SIS :. :. SO :.
Heavy Bayadere ss5 DRESSES, ats cash.
Handsome s5 .sSl5
Assorted Styles $40 .$l2
Large lot Of 81 SILKS at s6sk
SILKS sold at IS and si5S cents, at Toe.
An examination Of these Goods viii any Ladies'
who intend going North this summer that they will
Economise
BY purchasing Esablshmsnt as the stock Is entirely
FRESH svd
MUCH UNDER NEW YORK PRIeEsi
Our stock Of
WHITE GOODS,
Of It's and cheapness particular
attention. It comprises all descriptions of
WHITE CAHBRIC and JAcoKETs.
CHECK cANBRIcs and NAIHsuoKs.
PLAIN SWISS and NULL AUsIINs.
WHITE BRILLIANIEs and PIQUEs.
PLAIN NAINsooKs WASH bLoNDEs, ETC., g
With ever
I000 pieces Dotted swiss Muslins,
From l2 to % yard by the piece yds each
-Alzo-
FEW LEST OF THOSE
Superior French Embroidered Robes,
With Three Flounces, SIS each, wosh SIS.
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS, very low. With alarse
stock Of
Thread and valenciennes Laces,
And the best assortment Of
BLACK LAcEs
To be found in this city.
APARTIcuI.AR EXAMINATION is requested of our
Immense Stock of Bands,
which, in CAABRIC SWISS embraces greater vari-
ETY. than be found any other house. and a, prices
which will be found
EXTREMELY Lowi
Edgings and Insertings,
dn csmbc and sws aso exhibit grea. variety all
marked at very low figures.
We think stock Of
Jaconets and Lawns,
The Best Asserted and Cheapest in New Orleans.
We SELL
HANDSOME FAST toLoRED LAWNS at lsJSe, and finer
qualities proportiOnsbIy low. Also, a large stock Of
BAREGE AND oRGANDY FLoUNCED ROBES.
ROBES AQUILLE
And ether Dress Goods Cheap.
H0SIERY--Of all descriptions.
LINEN G0oDs-Of all Kinds
RIBBONS AND TRIMAINGs-Large assortment
C0RSEfs AND SKlRTS-A very large stock.
L. c. BANDKERCHlEFs-os all qualities.
With full assortment Of
HOUSEKEEPING, aud
FANCY DRY GOODS,
to average lower than the prices Of eeT house.
We would call the attention Of
Piantersi
To about 2OoO pair NEGRO BLANKETS,
which will sell VERY Low Cash or City Accept
ance, in preference packing them away
during the Summer.
nJ-A call Is respectfully requested.
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS & CO.,
myl7 2p3t ll6 Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17

BY Bsehe Leaumon'. 10 O'Clock A. NJ at No II Char
tres street. summer clothlnR etc.
BY H. A. Levy J 10 O'Clock At l5 Camp street rich lace
French embrolderes, etc.
BY j. A. Beard Co.. at lok O'Clock Jackson street.
between Saysdes and Prytana mahogany furnure piauo
wiues etc.
by T. Parker Sheriff o. Parish Of Orleans Il O'Clock
NJ the City Hotel Common street. valuable property in
the Fourth District
By Amssld :. ..rly ssssh at No IS Charles street.
books, stationery. etc.
See advertisements under proper hesds.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17

r8-The wonderful success Of DIR. j. Hostet-
tes celebrated pnrivaed stomach Bite from the time
Of It's introduction the public concusivey its mani
fet superiority other preparation Of the kind now
manufactured. action the digestive is Of the
most pleasing character removing all diseases morbdiy
giving sbe sound and heahv tone. In Of
dyspepsia Appetite general mental physical weak
ness operation most benehcent indeed Of most
dref been under medical treatment have
been entirely by this great As tonic, Hossettes
tiers delightful especially before meals For sale
by druggists and dealers generally everywhere.
myi7 2p6ta1tw
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17

YACHTING The New York Herald, in recent
article on this subject. uses the following language
Z We believe that New York Is the only city at pre-
sent IN The United States which can boast Of its
yacht clubn
We beg to correct you, Mr.. Herald. The South
er1 Yacht Club organized on the 2lst July, lsls,
81 Pass Christian, Miss s an institution" that New
Orleans claims a. her own Although organized at
Pass Christian, iis members are almost entirely
citizeusof New orleans-in fact there Is not at this
time, we believe, yacht owned in the Club excspt
BY oar own citizens.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17
Nslo Books. .veac Books

Feao hooks! sTesC Books!
Per steamship Empire City,
j. @. NJ OR GAN g. O.'S.
Exchange Place,
Adjoining the Post-ohice,
and - Commercial Place.
BURToN's CYCLoPEDTA OF WIT AND HUMoR-Com.
plete in vols, handsome cloth. 81.
BANcRoFTs HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN REvoLU-
TI0N-voI. 7. 81.
CURTIS HISTORY oF THE CONSTITUTION Of the United
States-vo p completion. 81
AtIIsoN's HISTORY OF EUROPE-voI I. II 80
WYoNING-Its History, Romantic Adventures etc. By G.
Peck. 81 26
SURGEONS SERMONs-voi, T. ST.
Fresh supplies
DEBIT AND CREDIT. 81.
GUY LIVINGSTONE. 75e
THE HAND, BUT NOT TIE HEART By t. S. Arthur
81 co.
REMARKABLE CONVERSIONS AND Revival Incidents
800
LIFE OF GEN. HAvELoCR T5c
RECoLLEcTIoNs Of the Days Of Shelley aud Byron By
L. j. Trea~ney. 15e.
RAN AWAY TO SEA. By Capt Mayne Reid Tse
Together with all the
MAGAZINES AND ILLUSTRATED PAPERs
j. G. MORGAN & CO.,
booksellers and stationefs
Exchange Place, adjoining the Post oiIcs
mfl5 2pH and % Commercial PLACE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17

WORSE THAN THE MARsHALsHA.--Notioe was re-
Gently served upon Thomas Clark. Of London, that
the waso building owned by him had been CON
demned, and would be pulled down. 1t was found
that Mr. Clark had been in prison for more than forty
years. for contempt Of court Dickens Circumlocu-
tion office was no creature Of the fancy.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17

On Sunday 18Th as 5 o'clock OF pulmonary consuup
uen MO EMILY H.. FRAZIER, wife OF David r. FrayIer
sna % a.ugh'er OF the Ate DR. Samuel Hyatt
lhs ena' ana aeqasinsauees Of abe family respectfully
nviea 70 attend her funers from her late
street between Benton and Liberty this evening" at hapast
O'Clock.
c1py. - ' P-Pe's PieHs'
aged one yenr aud three months
ihe enas Of the family Of Capt Thomson are respectful,
Invited TO attend the funeral from his residence corner
ffee' ana Aepomene streets, is morning o'clock
& on s.tnrday, l5h inst at O'Clock p M WILLIAM BAx
Nxel MY i've years. anase II Coleralne ireland anf
'o' me hast tweniy'hvc yeArsa resident Of This city
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17

a BAT EArEH-The New York Times states that
there il German rag picker In that city who collects
dead ras and cats from the street and eats them a.
caaaeed and aiesed. His Wife and two children also
live on this dainty food. eating little esc The other
agpiekers thinking that this sort Of thing rejected
dlz1onor upon their profession. drove the family nom
the 1ccaa They occupied 10 building known as the
Hag-Piekers ReIreat y aud chased them through
tie ztreels several squares
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17
Retiring from Business.

Retiring from Business.
d. p. S ANLAN & CO.,
In Liquidation.
The Ladies most respectfully Informed account of
D. p sCANLAE retiring from in order to enable
US to wind the affairs of the short time as possible
we have decided to offer the
Very Lowest Cash Prices,
splendid stock Of Goods comprising the newest styles of
DRESS SILKS.
oRGANDIRs.
BAREGEs
CREPEs D'EsPAGNE,
TISSUES and
TRAVELLING DIR EssEs.
IONS EMBRoIDERIEs etc.,
LACE POINTS,
sHAwLs and
NANTILAs.
MILLINERY.
FLOWERS
just Received.
ONE CASE OF ENGLISH BIZ EGEs,
And
TEN CASES PRINTED oRGANDIEs AND JACoNETs,
AT H. Is and 20 eeats yard.
complete OF
BLACK, PLAIN AND FIGURED SILKS, which will all be
offered
At and Below Cost!
D. P. SCANLAN & CO.,
myT 2pst L. and "A oharres street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17

Hs- American Club, Seventh Ward An
adjourned meeting OF this cab is be held TUE DAY
EyE.ING 18th ins TX O'Clock at the Rail.
road yersnda, Of Victory and Eyan Fields
business Of importance to for consideration and the
attendance Of every member is imperativey necessary
By order Of the President:
myl7 2p2t EUG. d. CUvELLTER, Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17

DEkrH on rHE TRAcK.--On the 9Th instant. Mr..
CharlesC G. Brooks Of Baltimore, was instantly killed
while attempting to set on moving train Of cars,
hear Chicago The whole train passed over him,
sere1ing hs body In twain.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17

ps- Hall of the Fifth Ward American Club
The members OF this Club requested every SUN
DAY at ~ O'Clock NJ Globe Ball Room the corner
Of ST, Peter and St. Charles Streets
By order Of the President;
my6 te VICTOR GERODIA, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17
Summer CI0Shtng!

OWNtlHtF OJOENtEty
f. S II rim G f r &c c. 20,
Street..............,..35
Are receiving their supplies Of
> E-IElrZz "a CT o Z0TWG.
CoLoRED DUCK AND DRILL OFFICE COATS
FRENCH gERINo FRocK COATS
BLACK ALPACA COATS.
sEERsUCKER COATS.
PANTs-Colored Duck and Drill
seeIsucker,
Black Moriuo, etc.
yEsTS-Fancy Marseilles,
White and Colored Duck, etc.
GAUZE MERINo SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
LISLE THREAD
LINEN .
large assortment Of Coored Linen and Muslin SHIRTS
my3 2ptr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17

Hs- sixth Ward American Club - The
American Club Of the Sixth Ward Second District every
FRIDAY EVRNING, at ~ O'Clock The St. Philip Bali
Room St Philip street general and punctusl attendance
of all the members is particularly requested.
BY order Of the President,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17

BENTHUYSEN. LEWIS g. CO.,
Being dsssous Of CLOSING our their prsssn, stock ar.
Offering Goods at
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17

New Orleans, January 30, 1858.
n B. Gons-Dear Sir: take pleasure stating hat sou1s
four months when suffering with chs Fever which
had stuck for months 10 Try doss
Of your 'Kaperapeum Just before chill expected
such the effect 1t had that determined upon
giving fair trial. and bought took 1t according
directions The result that before had half finished
the bottle ehils had sft aud
am in the enjoyment Of perfect heAlth having
pereneed Of the effects Of qunn other drug usually put
in medicines for such Diseases and do cheeru
the "KapcrlaPeum' to all who afflicted like was
Nnur nd
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17

Rsr American Club, seventh Ward-This
Club meets regularly SATURDAY EVENING, half
past O'clock the Railroad vefsnda Victory
Eysian Fields Streets fun attendance Of the members is
especially requested at the next meeting.
BY order Of the President.
myI0 2pto EUG. d. CUvELrIER Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17

rS- There Is no such word Fail - Read
the advertisement in another column headed Hembold len
une Preparation"
For sale. wholesale and retail BY j. WRIGHT 4 co Nos
q and l5l chartres street. myI0 2p6teod
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17

ns- American Club. Fourth Ward-The re-
gular meetings Of this Club will be held every THURSDAY
EVENING. St Louis street, between Exchange Alley and
street. 7k O'Clock Punetu. attendance is earnestly
desired myl7 2pte
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17

r7-Nouce-rhe American Club No. meets
EVERY sATURDAH, At III O'Clock P. NJ al No. New Ba-
SIN All legal voters residing the Ward who desire TO
Join the Club. requested their registered
agreeably to tho Constitution Of the Club
ss 2pte BY ORDER on. THE PRESIDENT.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17

- The public are hereby INFORMED thar
tae ehls qF cts. conaandeea aud Raroad Tar On Rra
fse's slsks, nspe Income, and Psr,eua Property Il Ill
< seetcrg 70 iAs Assessment Rolls am sss now in my
Rasses aEs respectfully invited q soss
sadrA, Them
~ ssla ADAM aHFzS. rss.s.sa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17

AAERfoAS Clun MnrrNo.--T The Eighth Ward
Clnb meets At half past seven O'Clock this evening Al
The United States Hotel. All the members arc re.
quested to be on hand betimes.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17

Es-Notfee-A meeting of the Tenth and
Eleventh Ward American Clubs will at the Club Room
on Tchoupi Mas street. Fourth Diste SATURDAY 22d
inst, At ~ o'clock, elect Delegates City Convention
myl0 2pd BY ORDER or THE PRESIDENT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17

rs- MIR. Editor, Please announce MIR. MI
GUEL HERNANDEZ, Jr candidate for Street Co1nmis-
soner subject the sOmnaon American Convention
a2 2ptmy2t A HOST OF FRIENDS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17
Printing! Printing.

NEATi CHEAPu OUICK!!!
CLARK & BRISBIN,
No. 70 CAMP STREET, the Crescent Office,
Would respectfully call the attention Of the public
that they are fully prepared any every decrp
tOn of PLAIN, FANCY and ORNAMENTAL
Job Printing,
Such as Pamphlets Cards, Circulars Bill Heads Receipts Law
Blanks Briefs Handbills Labels Ball Tickets etc. etc on
the most accommodating terms
With their experience oth being Practical Printers and de-
voting their personal entrusted to them
and their facilities na ri can
not be exceled, in respect any office in the city.
BOOK BINDING and RULING, in connection with Print.
ing neatly executed. myl7 2plyMo
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17

p5-Notice--The regular meeting of Ameri-
Club Eighth Ward, Third District will be held the
Club Room the United States Hotel. EVERY MON
DAY at TX O'Clock P. n.
The members requested to be punctuaL
By order Of the President;
All 7pte G. II. JEMIsoN, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17

rsr American Club, First ward-The re-
gusr meetings Of this Club ~ be held every WEDNESDAY
EVENING, the Eagle Hail. Prytania and Felicity
streets tx O'Clock. Punctus attendance earnestly de
sired
rnv4 2ntf RrGGS President
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17

RS- Third Ward American Club meets
every To EsDAr EVENING, the Carolton Railroad
Depot 7z o'clock The punctual
desifed myl7 2pte
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17
.andersom s RIessina,s
Oar .ss,ciy Invented

PATENT ROTARY EGG WHIP
VIII effect great saving q labor by use eggs
may be whipped into stf oth n minHsss
and the work can be done BY child.
1t will be found of the useful household implements
lately offered the public Every housewife es
For sale by
HENDERSON & GAINES,
my4 2pi2t 90 Canal street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17
WILLIAM A. GIBSON.

New Orleans, January 3d. 1858.
Mr.. Gons-Dehr Sir I know how inform you Of The
wonderful change Kaperlspeu" made in me- For
eight years and four months suffered the falling Of the
womb and had several Of the Of hs
city who usly thought ny hopeless refused to do
anything for when my husband found you on the old
steamboat Southern Belle and purchased bottle Of your tonic
SO justly celebrated hair tonic the refined Of
the city really that 1t origin
can hardly realize change. better in my
life than do at this That every poor woman afflicted
may get tonic my fervent prayer
NARY SIMS.
IS Hnyia
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17

sSrDoctor James-Dr. James So Custom-
house street. New Orleans LAA ye nhforinnstes read Dr.
JAmes advertisements be found another part OF this pa
per headed Medical House. 81 street. New Or
leans, La Ten SEPARATE apartments patients Conulta
tiona private and confidential oce hours from A. NJ t1
T. ". myl5 apl2t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17
z. n. Murray, .agent,

Dealer in
roRTER, ALE AND CIDER BOTTLES, coRKs AND
CIDER VINEGAR,
Pemoved from 10 and Benve street q and "a Gus
ToMHoUSE STREET.
HAl orders for the above srices promptly lled the
shortest notice. by wholesale and retail mys 2pIy