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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-31
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Herald Marine Corr~sps~dencs.


KEY WEST. Nay 121he ,hip Sultan Capt Berry Of Bo.
,sn from so,s..; e. L,srpsol ran s,.o.. sho,
ss fer & s.r .u.so. S for sr Key s
'sS' INC ss az :le.
@ port e y, ,ss survey "a. called and diver. sent
sss.oTsy Be sl.cSsrs. DE remain q he cargo
.d.r,d The av.r' rsgor bs coppr gone IN places
ard and psnS oHssd S.. Fly
S The h.s saved
FOOD oroe Dor. q esmss.d By tn. ship aid
..i. corn .Ss c ".sss The oous ssve s' not SS' vel
wiz s's IL: '"s si
s rom s'sSs esTss
s ms. Nv o. negele Head sho, sey The nehi 2, hs
move sent the ishbsS.- for ala but could prsear-
' :ss SSS
s o cp ssr 5 -. :s, %
munis -ih the fasssp ~rechers wbose be dc
on he s s.r s.Sss upon s. ne s's sss
hi .ps ~ rs Ssns . s .ss % %
feet me ,hg nov Lay over very much and seemed .s'
The ss &C sS. i % . sssuss s
De lab 80 =, ,:..:.s, .nS g mo:
u. s.ls,, 81; g he es.f. M nsI,. re ,ss 9,
Org Hupr.s Capt s-o from s.sSs ss s,rivsa he
l2h she ,usgec'ed being ssver, and in ihs
Ise .,P so,s.oa Cap, Brow be, ben cola for - go
ne 81 the SD ssmoss III. sr vessel 20. sss s.nes
INTO re wharf and h putting IN foremost she sAis neri
s cGSr have .r.,s.s %, .ys. srt
serra,tes esrre he aorh tr Bordeaux.
mnscsisasesus sSd Dssastsvs-
The steamship Fuoa osps woston, sailed Saturday for
aouthsnpton and Havre with 77i passsnsera
The steamship Edinburs Capt Cumming slso sailed
on Saturday fer Glasgow. having ns passengers
Bass Bup~os-T The bark Gen Green Hedlund Which vent
from Ter ss e s.'ns n, sssG 2 p. e,rs
ns bring @ o. damaged sugar smounans about
B.ss Lror, vr-emsn Of and for Boston sailed from Boe
hind not stated but rom he fart hat bsrs Oaforu.
s.'s teen .sssrs The oo ssss discharged on Ss 81
Of April
sh,v ru.ssr Rowland hence for Batavia March 30 i n
hhip snss stsrdss, Gardner from Cardiff May , for Gal
er s. nay lat 81 lSp 10y ,.,,v
ssip io,,s King Luce no~ Liverpool for NYal, NAY H.
ship s..sss Barker day cut from Iiv.rpoolfor Boston,
ssTt csysier Of and from Portland fer Hsvsns May H.
Bs,. psrIl, us,,ine from Portsmouth Tor New Orleans
bsy rs sit02o Ion 90 20
ss., sbs.'.s red and yellow signal passed MAY
40 ssas fhs rh from Palermo for SYort. April 10 Ia.
Foreign Ports.
tclJura, April 2-In port brig Chatham, Simpson, wts
M .ss,. ~, Is. ss5 3 s.,s sssn. rr,9c sygs
Havana lsnd 10 le,h her rt,urrj brig kr.bela Day
Gay Bay s.. .s q:
Santa Crur ifh brig s@Ruins Nelson Charesson sc Jno
Cashier Johnson, os weston.
Bvrros Aysss April SIN port banks Prcsco,i, Halet
yrsemsp ss ssssh Tor so.o 1, and pm, bsss ss do
@ 30 81 ss Hss Ss' s Ss.s s sDss
Boetn amt o. dsmase 70 LION stated Sid March D. snip
Messenger, abeconb, Hosarto -. -
bssiisn talbot, Watts l7h Louisa Hatch hcloon ~
ierrsph " DO
Sid Iprii 20 ship. King Philip Rollins Roebpct soule
Fmer~on Enc and; Charles Daven
port kehy, apsip, 7ssh. Redwood Rcss, vslencia
CAsDsrss Nay 14-Arr brigs Newton, Emerson, Boston
eirs stevens fors nd; 18th John Hathaway Smith and
Lircolp webb, Lloyd, wimirs,ori INST Lcdi Alley, Port
Ann bryant Boston, Nancy Rsdovck do; belmont Locke,
ned wiminrion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-31


Canadian brands were heavy while GALES embraced
cs eo bols at our figures Southern -four was steady
l,%o 1890 bits. Rye ur was s4aay. with sales of
% u 100 bbls. at our figures Corn meal 10 far
demand with ssles Of zoo bbs Jersey Al So 40 50 as
wheat Inc msfhet was without change Of impor
lance, but v@ quite active; the sAes reasoed from
$4,000 100000 bushels, including Chicago sprpg,
tcc sc chiefly at the latter figure; for good Mchi
club n S6c Soc p ime Indiana at e7c 81;
white Indiana and Michigan q, 81 81 o. Ohio 97c
REQ seasneiS a. =. u oe see DO Al 81 o6 81 10,
cheaper with sales OF 80 600 bushes the ,hef
transactions we're made in Western mixed 1t GO tor
n0n ~ &c for good; Western white do az go a
zoe white souberp il 81 At 72c 13c, and vel
ow Of all Toe. ITO. RyeSalss Of Oto bushels
were reported az &c delivered, Oats unchanged
Coffee quiet eaies Of about $50 bags Java were
mace ~ lbxc, end 30 do. Rio at likc
Co1roN-Tbe market was heavy, while sales were
ened 10 about 900 bAes closing dull at yesterdays rates
me dealers have Withdrawn their supplies prev ousy
one,Dg the market 70 await further movements snd
FmH we're quiet with very little dong and prices I'M.
charged.
fkpeHrs Rates continued quite steady, with more
grain offering Tor England TO Liverpool about so 600 q
70 eco bushels were engaged chiefly wheat at Cd 9kd
small lot Of 5000 bushels taken in bulk ny
d and 80 ,isrcss rice Il sss ana sbcus 400 bales Of
cotton 81 732d. 70 Glssgow yesterday Afternoon and TO
day shout bushels Of wheat engaged 10 bulx
and baas at Cd skd There was nothing new 70 London
or Hsvfe
FRur.--saes of 500 boxes layers were made at %;
Moderate sales were making for shipment at 4o,
. Soc
BoPs in moderate request with limited sales at e.
a7c
IRON Scotch pig in small lots selling At ESQ 26c,
moptbs
Ir was in fair demand with sales of 900 bbls .. full
prices
hoIAsrs was unchanged while sales we're limited
NAVAL sroRKs-we have no change TO noti,e 10 quota
lions, wbiss the market generally quiet Spirits Of
turper tine solo In . moderate nj about 46c. A6c
Common rosin WAS Al 81 46 delivered, and crude turpen
tine o. 50 62k
Ons Of eli kinds were inactive, and prioes were I'M
changed.
Observation-Disclosures market was heavy and closed
nj lower rates The sales embraced about 500 900 bbs
including ~ SIT 2b and pr ime at t4 %; other de-
scrptiore we're quiet. Beef Country prime WAs
and nominal The embrs ,ed about 30 bbs
including country mesf a. $40 so Gil 60, ana repAcsed
WerseTn 1t 81 80 Sl3 10; prime quiet
At SIS . $22, and beef bans, In small way, n SIS
Cut meats were steady with sales Of about $50 hhds In
Guiding shoulders, ~ 6xc 7c, and OF hams at &c. o.
Bacon was unchanged, with small sales 1t &c . l0c
Lard continued 6rm At the advance noticed yesterday
Butter and cheese were good supply, whe prices
unchanged.
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Per Bns. silver per - IS . 81
Aaer,csn half dolls .lo4 a. American gold. -. par
DO quarter. Il c1 CHn with the
Celnsd prsvioustn ftS3 - P1ur
Span spd Mel tpef) Zs cents bus Unun" over
On pertsc). mproa lie eagle. ........t ~
Sri In g-Asypsnces ~ tovsreirns. AZ
hesicsn do lars. los 0uneas ...........BWa
PeruvH1 and other kapoeoas CD frs) SIS .
3 A dorsr.. .:....tfe Ten Aaier pieces ! ~ .
apsn pillar dolls. .lW ITO Prus do .....tWa
Prus halsrs..... "a cents. Ten gut der pieces g
tive franc pisc~e. VI eents Dne>s. q n
German cro.ns. lSs- Psuio, doub oops 10 O. ais IS
frsnch do .....lIos- Spanish do. ..u ~ aB %
xp p.ecta U. Assay Y per cen, dssount
10 20 do xxx do 40.
The ssa.e Comptroller invites proposals fr ioss Of
one hundred thousand dollars, 70 supply deficiency
the sinking fund.- bear interest ct the rate Eve por
cent per ssnum, paysbe quarterly m Mes Ysrt or Al
hsny ard the principal reimpurssbe The rss July
1870 BIDS viii be received Until Vie 24sh Il June sex,
for sums not lees than % COO
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A xRRIoAE sAxr NOTE COMPANY

A HKRIoAE BANB NofB COMPANY
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oilers ne oVpcrun'y Of ss'scsion IRON Ne ~so's ssse
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ne s ~ cTd.s by be sdarc-.sd % ne rssgecsri
ssw afford 70 barring inst assrssae sAvHnsss
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80 sos; :; ~ :;!;;:; r: q ''-''''
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scc%5y gsA.r. ;f 5S.s g. q $500 :s sss
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-31

TOWNSEND OR McHsNRy.-The Hamilton &C. W.
7>s announces The arrival Of hcdenry In that city He
delivered lecture in Dupnve on the Queens birthday
He bills were headed u he rovnsend2 Come and see"
10 he intention 70 deliver lectures throughout different
parte Of The country
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
SATURDAY., May ae-sP. N.

AsBEs-eman salee o. poAs were msa1s q &C.
BREARIpus- Fbuy-rbs market wss heavy and low
with increased rec~pts A. the decline, however, the
market active end The sales footed up about
a. 800 bbis including purchases for The donest
trade and for export The uapsactons footed up ABOUT
20d0 ID 600 bbs WITHIN about the following range Of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-06
Te!egaphed o lhe New Orleans Crescenl
wAsHrrGTov pgr,xvs.



WAsHENGTox, Feb. 5.-wTliamson answered all
legal questions to the investigating Committee i'm
pIcating one in the tariff frauds.
The residents of Arizona petition for mounted
troops for protection against the Apaehes
The Union says that the Administration will use
all the at its command to reinforce the army
of Utah Immediately.
Financial
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 5.--The PHILADELPHIA and
Baltimore banks have resumed specie payment.
Congressional Proceedings.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.--Honse considering the Kan
sas question amid great confusion and excitement
Harris endeavored to refer the Presidents message
to select committee of fifteen to ascertain facts
etc. This motion is now pending, while several
Intellectual attempts to adjourn have been made.
House III perfect confusion Members are threat
enlng to bring in their beds and luncheons and there
is a prospect of an all nights session.
Domestic Markets.
ST. LOUIS, Feb 5.-Flonr, SO 90-Red Wheat, 97e.;
White, s5c. Cora, 373c. Oats, 37Ac. Hemp, s75 to
3sOc.
NEW YORK, Feb 5.-Cotton. The market is nearly
bare prices &c. higher with sales of $500 bales Mid
ding, lie. Flour and Wheat firm. Corn duh. Mess
Pork, SIS so to SIS 6j. Bacon, long ribbed sides,
sic Hams, &c. Whisky. 2lc. Tobacco, SIT to sls.
Sugar quiet. Coffee, 0 to lie.
CINCINNATI, Feb. o. Flour, So 70 to @ 75
Whisky, l5c. Mess Pork held at $I3 rs. Lard, slc.
Sugar 81 to 63c. MoIasses, 23tc. Coffee Iol to II
River Intelligence.
MEMPHIS, Feb. 5.-The Col. Crossman burnt last
night mile above New Madrid. She is total loss.
Most of the passengers are known to be saie though
some are reported lost.
VIoKsBURG, Feb. 5.-The Planet passed down at 8
the New Uncle Sam and Cumberland at II O'Clock
this morning, the Princess at noon and the Atlantis
at o'clock N.
WEATHER AT Q A. NJ, February 5.-Louisville
cloudy, wind northwest, thermometer 20 degree,
above zero; Memphis, wind southwest 80; ST. Loui,
22; Chicago, wind northwest, 10; Fond du Lac
wind southwest, Montreal 10 Buffalo, wind west
IL Cincinnati, H. clear Pittsburg 22clear; Clcye
land, showing, %.
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Aeh Orleans DaiIp Crescent.
sATURDAY MoRNING. FEBRUARY 6, 1s5s.
DIR. BOynton's Lectures.


Dr. Boynton last night delivered his second lecture,
and the first of his regular course on geology at Odd
Fellows Hall The impression made by his introduc-
tory lecture, on Monday night was most atteringly
manifest for the hall, capacious as it is, was
crowded-and crowded by one of the most respecta-
bic and intellectual looking representations Of our
population that have had the pleasure of looking
| upon for many day-about half being ladies.
! We have heard many lectures, and read many
learned writings upon chemistry, geology, and the
other sciences which disclose the nature and condition
of the globe on which live but we never had the
subject so clearly brought to focus SO wildly i'm
pressed upon the mind as we had in listening to DR..
Boynton last night. By his careful speech, in the
simplest English by his vigorous and emphatic
style; and by the simple rattan be held in his hand,
with the Illustrative aid Of few pictures he disclosed
to us the earth immense globuIe of liquid fire
encssed in cooled elastic crust like the half formed
shell OF an egg or the rind of Sicily orange-sub-
Iec by percolstons Of the outer moisture to slight
and comparatively insignificant perturbations, which
we recognize in the grand results OF the upheava of
continents mountains, and islands, the sinking Of val
eys and ocean basins, and the terrific spectacles of
earthquakes and volcanic eruptions the whole being
clenched upon the mind, by citations of historical
facts since the advent of man. event of yesterday
You may read and read about Paris, and look
upon this picture and that of its famous old build
ngs and public places, till you are satisfied you can
learn no more, and think you know all about it but
when you look at stereoscopic picture of Paris you
experience pleasure and acquire an understanding
Of it, compared with which your previous knowledge
is but an Insignificant mist Just so it is with Dr.
Boyntons lectures He gives you stereoscopic peeps
into the kingdom Of science, and lays bare the grand
machinery of creation, clear, papable and unmis
taxable, as is the multiplication table to a school
| boy.
The Doctors lecture last night was listened to with
the profoundest attention. and at frequent intervals
interrupted by the sncerest applause We feel that
we need not particularly urge the public to hear the
remainder Of his lectures for we are satisfied that
all who have heard the first two lectures will adver-
tise them so well that Odd Fellows Hall will not
hold the crowds that the succeeding lectures will
| draw.
The third lecture is to be given on Monday evening
next.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-06

HIGHLY CHARAcrERIsTIo.-A very extraordinary
hoax eonyulsed all Germany (c'est toujou,s r44He
magne) few years ago. 1t was reported that an
immensely wealthy man in America or Kamsehatka
was sentenced to die on day, but that his life would
be spared if he could obtain substitute. 1t was
further reported that he had determined to divide his
property into thousand shares, on condition that
anybody who accepted one, would take chance in
the Lottery of DEATH and if the lot fell to him,
die instead of the original proprietor. Many thou
sands of applications were made to the alleged au-
thorities, hut the whole story was hoax, and the
applicants had to seek fortune or death in different
direction
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-06

That SINGULAR DUEL,-rhe duel which we men,
TONED few days ago as having taken place on the
18th nlt. at Grow Wing, Minnesota, between lum.
herman named Giggy and Hoe-in.the-Day, a Chip
pewa Chief was fought with revolvers, at the dis.
tance OF sixty feet. The first two shots severely
wounded the white man. who fell to the ground but
recovered himself and fired in recumhent position
shooting his antagonist through the heart. Holen.
the-Day was poygamist and left seven wives.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-06
GREAT LOSS OF LIFE.


From the Cincinnati Commercial of the goth ult,
We extract the following particulars of the destruction
of the steamboat Fanny Fern by explosion and fire.
some account Of which has already reached as BY tee
graph:
Yesterday, at p NJ, the steamer Fanny Fern,
Capt. BENZ Woodward bound from st. Louis for
Pttsburg, with over three hundred tuns of produce
and twenty or thirty cabin and deck passengers,
Wheh al bosieys Bar, near North Bend, eighteen
miles below this city, exploded (he center) boiler
out OF three which passed out on the larboard side,
destroying the forward part OF the boat The flames
from the furnace spreading with fearful rapdty the
ehtre boat was soon enveloped in sheet OF fire. and
burned to the waters edge when the hull sunk-the
boat and cargo being total loss.
we regret to announce that from thirteen to fifteen
lives were lost by this deplorabe aecdent-three la.
dies, (cabin psssengeTs,) two children, three deck
passengers, and five iremen and deck hands
Captain Ben. Woodward, the commander of the
boat, resident of Newport is missing and it is
feared was killed or drowned.
The clerks, hessrs, Alfred J. Rogers, and Harry
Drum, OF Pntsburg, were both scalded-the former
it Is iearedSwas fatally wounded. The latter was
sealded on the neck side of the head and on both
arms. They were in the office when the boiler burst
Mr. rogers was bathing his feet and Mr. Drum writ
ing out manifest They were blown into the river
simultaneously, falling within five feet of each other
and fortunately caught hold of few floating sticks
OF cord wood, when they were rescued by a yawl
sent to their relief Mr.. Drum thinks be was blown
forward, aud passed under the boat.
The hurricane deck parted from the cabin and
doated out of sight, with three men cinging to it.
one OF whom, it is hoped, may prove to have been
the captain
The two pilots escaped with slight bruises.
Tue following persons known to have been lost:
Capt benjamin Woodward of Newport, KY; Mr.
and Mrs. Murphy, of Pennsylvania Vim. Nelson, an
Englishman; James Anderson, of Xenia Ohio Jas
Maloy, Michael DonOhue, James karanagh, Thomas
Walker, and Robert Biddle, of Plttsburg; a widoW
lady and child, unknown Hannah Thomas, chamber
maid of Allegheny city.
The following were scalded Alfred Rogers, o.
Plttsbnrg, severely Harry Drum, Of Pittsburs
slightly; Andrew J. kirkpatrick, slightly; Johr
Flynn, VIM. Paul, John W. Kerr and Henry ". Casey
severely.
Several others were more or less scaded and hnrnet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-06

PesTIUs PiEiFR NOT DEAD YEFs-Whea Mrs B.,
the actress, was making summer excursion In the
country, she was accompanied BY her husband, and
party OF his or her friends. One OF these was MIR
formerly "a pilot on the Boston station, who had
laughed aud grown fat so long that he had become,
like Weolsey, man Of unbaandea stomach Some
one asked ''Who is this large man in Mrs BIS ste.s
That said his informant, "is Mr. -; be is pilotu
Exactly was the response, II should think he was
pauneheous PLATE r.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-06

FUGITIVE SLAVES IN 0HIo.-It will be remembered
that few years ago the Ohio Legislature passed a
law denying the Of the jails of that State for the
confinement of fugitive slaves. The present Legisls
ture, it seems is disposed to repeal the law, and
bill to that effect passed the House a few days ago.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-06

LIBERAL DoNATIoN.-The Hon. Alexander Ander-
son, OF New Albany, Indiana, has presented to the
American Colonization Society ten thousand acres of
land lying in the State of Georgia. The National In
tegeneer says the deed for the same was received at
the colonization rooms few days since. The land
lies in an improving part of the State, and is sup
posed to be very valuable
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-06

tender swain reproached his fair with letting
rival kiss her hand. fact that she Indignantly de-
MED But Sa,o it p' /" Nay, them cried the Of.
Tended fair, am now convinced you do not love
me since you believe your eyes in preference to my
urord y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-06

FINE CLOTHING AT YERY Low PRIcEs.-Nessrs.
Francis Fabe Co, the Of Charles Cemmgn
Streets the hotel have hand stock eohirG
plus ura style OF fashionable elegance composing every
thing in the line, well furnishing soes trunks
ss, AID al that gentleman nesd feF hens q tsYes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-06

CoNGREss.-The Senate was not in session on the
29th and the House occupied tbetme up to adjourn
ment in discussing the Printing Deficiency bil with
out arriving at any result.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-06

A gentleman has discovered way TO disperse
crowd of idle boys. He offers to teach them the
Gatechism and they instantly run away.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-06

a BRISK BusINEss,-Natchez is becoming quite a
lively little town. No less than six burglsries were
committed there during the night of Tuesday last,
but it appears that no great amount of money nor
plunder changed hands in consequence.
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--- r@sx.w.-.za-, E'OsJCHARTRAIN RAIL-
alE2lZ 1s9 .s[sE-i RI OAn-MINTER ARKANG EMENI-

city st and O'Clock p NJ.
Horse Car will leave the city depot every morning ut
O'clock and the Lake night hour
train Extra special trips when required, by notifying
conductor.
Station House has been erected at Genty Ridge where
the steam rain will stop when reguiredgoing down
o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock p NJ; and coming up O'Clock
EFare to and from GENTLY Ridge by Horse Car 10
Condueor mnsi haye tiInaly notice stnp. NJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-06

An ENTERPRIsIsG GIRL-Miss Sae Eola Renau
an accomplished young lady residing in Grenada
Miss, has memorislized Congress in behalf of the
uneducated and INDECENT daughters of her State and
prays that portion of its public lands may be ap-
proprated as an endowment for establishing State
female college.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-06
GPALDING u ROGERS AMPHITHEATER-
GRAND COMBINATION,
Beauty, Grace and Talent,
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY NOON
ss DIR. BAAKEE TREATS ALL DIs-l =,

<s DIR. BAAKEEG TREATS ALL DIS -<&s
~<1NEAsEs FREE OF CHARGE. WE
DOCTOR BAAKEE will also give special attention the
following Diseases Coughs, Colds, Consumption Group,
uenz Asthma Bronchitis and all other diseases the
and Lungs.
He will devote particular attention to the treatment OF all Skin
DiseasesLumhago, ScrofuR. Rheumatism chronic
Neurslga Paralysis Epilepsy Dyspepsia, Piles all
Of the Stomach Liver and Bowels; and also all
chronic Female diseases. Special attention will be given
treatment of the Eye and Ear.
Dr. Baakee has made discovery of Fluid that will
produce perfect absorption Of the Caarac per-
vision tie Eye without the the knife Dr.
kee produce thousand certificates Of perfect
in curing Cancers old Sores Ulcers Fistula swelngs
Tumors of every description and without the
Special arrangements be made with Dr. Bsakee the
of the last named Diseases they require his
constant advice and attention Dr. Bsakee is OF the
skfu and celebrated Surgeons and Physicians living
His fame is known personally in nearly every principal city
the world
All letters directed 10 Dr. B8akee enclosing postage stamp
Eve cents from distance correctly stating the
the disease shall be promptly answered. the patients
tresed by correspondence, free of charge.
H9-Ofice hours from 8 A. NJ. to 5 z. NJ.
DOCTOR BAAKEE
Rofce street. below Poydras street. New Or
Lam ENu