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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-17
TENNESSEE AND ALABAlLA RAILROAD.


NTONICE.--The annual election Of Fifteen Directors f the
Stockholders OF the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad Com
pary, place 81 day Of August nezt AZ frah6l
iyg eodtauEl r. H. BRADLEY, Secretary.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
:
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Three Daily Trains from PittsbUrg
90 Philadelphia.
TEyRAINS leave Pittaurg follows Mail A. NJ; East Line
3 3P. NJ; Express Nail sac, =. VI.
The Express Mail daily, the other two sundays eACl'
making DIRECT CONNECTIONS with ali the trains from -.
Louis No: Dubuque. Keouk and Iowa City, Iowa. Cairo lA
Island and Chicago Illinois; Lexington and LOulslLs' hA
Terre Iauta Inianspolis and Llfyette Indiana CHcal
Columbus, DAYTON, Toledo, Ceye0ld- LanesYe Ciesll
Nsson and Wooster. Ohio. Also, Kansas Nebraska ana MIN
nesgta, and - --- ,v-v-sr-
ALL POINTS IN THE WEST
FARE AS Low AS ANY OTHER ROUTE
Passengers from the rely upon this as being the short
est and expeditions route TO Philadelphia toe3 l
New York and all Eastern cities. -,--
aug2l Passenger Lines PENN l'a'lroad' iLn' a-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-17
ISHAgE &. HARRIS,

ENfAF % IHlaIaLtE4s
GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE:
ToalI who shall see these Presents-Cireeting:
VETHEREAS it has been made known TO that certain
w GEORGE MILTON, charged Hih committing foul and
arooous the Seth day OF june lc5, the bodies
of Wm Il Sper and r. H. VAIL late Of our county Of Dyer
has fed from justice, and is uoH running al large.
Now, Therefore, l. Iam Harris Governor as Aforesaid by
virtue the power and authority in vested, do Hereby offer
reward hundred dollars 70 persons who
may apprehend the said George MOn and deliver him TO the
Sheriff of county Of Dyer Ia order that Justice In
that behalf may le had and executed.
,Ao In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand,
the Great seal Of the Stale 70 he Affixed at
t~0y~) Nashville, the eleventh day Of July, 1858.
ISuAM q. HARRIS.
By the Governor:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-17
FAILAND WINTER DRY GOODS

FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
EVANS a. OO.s rz.t5
WHOLESALE DEAIERs N FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DTy-GOOds,
.REfDTAABE OLOZEzgG, BOOZS SR0ES HATS
VARIETIES &C.,
J, NASHVILLE IEE BIocK NASHVILLE TzNEEEszE.
NNTE are now in receipt Of stock Of GOODS for the
w FAEL FEs Dl3, which comprises every varetyof
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Varieties,
DC, together with n Complete Assortment
Of Ready-nIade Clothing, Roots shoes
and Hats.
Uniting do all Of the above branches OF business in
think viii Re able offer such inducements to Merchants
trade with and would respect
fully solicit au examination stock when in the city.
IN u-2I-tf EVANS a. 90
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-17
nInrmER REpUCTIoN.


Ia =aitzssIG19Es
JULY I0th, 1858.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-17

WETE want 600 bushels Red Wheat, also 2JOO ns
NJ new White Wheat he delivered as early as possible of
which We will pay the highest market price. This Wheat to NIL
an order. and instructions buy without limit 70 P-
;,nalO-f II. S. FRENCH & son.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-17

FEyHE subscriber offers sale seventy fand on ing
Middle Franklin Turnpike, four miles from Nasavlie1 Sl
Joining which he resides and the lands Of capt JON
Jones' The land equal the best, with abundance OF e1c
lent never falling water, with the most beautiful building e
In the country the midst Of the finest u
irss-;co 'sDril4 NATHANIEL BAXTER.
UyOF SAIE.--One hundred bales Northern Extra Hay
tF1 r
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-17

oEFEE..-sa a as g. E; ssS4aEss. 81 "a *
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-17
Cnsh fOr NegrOes.

FEyHE undersigned will pay The cash for fifty lkelyyoung "a
Nerroes he will board nerOes and sell them on ~
commission at No lS Cedar street, Nashville, Tenn a u
will m responsible the escape Of al negroes let IN
charge. Call and see LJulySSul 4hOo. " S-e-l----
CNTNDR Hes .s-Fresh Bumuda Arrow Root feaTl Saso
PuIo French Chalk, shoe Brushes, Seidlets POWERS s
Fir, Diamond Clements, Bung Corks5 &c For ale ~
A4i' DFMOVTLLB ELL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-17

HJRESEH ARRIVALS
n ladies' French Lasting Caters, with HEELS
Do Italian Cloth side laced Gaitersi
Do Kid Pump Congress Boots
Do French Lasting Congress GalteTsi
Do do do Slippers;
Do Black Velvet and Kid Slippers
Misses Caters, Boots. and Slippers
fine assortment Of Childrens and Infants Boots shoes and
qai,a-s inst received by JOHN RAMAGE,
an-I 42 College street
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-24

CruNo llNs. As the time is at hand for
rr,plrin; these useful stores Of rich and -.
worry food. u few word, will not bo out OF
place In regard to them The legs Of hog',
shor, in the hook are the be,, ior hams, and
should be chosen in preference to lanky
hogs. They may DO .il,ed by immersion in
clean pickle, couta ming little sugar and
saltp,tro Dissolved. or they may be sal,ei by
rubbing ground solar evapora,cd salt oy,r
them, turning them every day, and giving
them a good rubbing. \ little sugar and
ground black pepper added to the salt will
much improve the flavor Of the meat. i,
rcquir,, about a month to salt hams by the
wet process, aud three weeks ~ the dry
system. At tie end Of this period, they
should b, hung up for few days to drip,
aud then they are ready for smoking. Much
depends on the kind Of material used ior
smoking them, 50 as to secure sweet IA.
vlr. Whatever fuel is used Tor this purpose,
one cohdtion should never be overlooked
/, should be perfectly dry, or else 1t will be
liable TO impnrt bitter taste to the meat.
Dry corn cob-, and some dry, sweet hay are
superior 20 all other agents that we have
seen employed for smoking beef and hams
Mutton hams may be prepared IN the same
manner as those Of pork, and they are eE-
oeedingly palatable when the meat is good,
and care exercised to smoke them slowly.
lScicn,ifc American.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-24

\ WINS SUTrHrN0. The unhappy con-
iusal relations existing between DR.. George
Bennett and hi. vii, Mary OF New Haven,
have recently been given 10 the world in the
testimony elected lurlng the divorce case at
present pending in that city. Poor Mrs.
B,nnc,t complains Of great cruelty on tho
part OF her husband, and II her allegations
are true. he il. masculine monster OF the
must sombrc dye. Only four short months
alter their marriage, lacking one day, he
cursed her Cor asking Cor a new bonnet. and
followed up this inhumanity bya series OF
act. unparalleled in matrimonial history.
H. made her learn to do tho washing; re-
fused her a servant; compelled her TO paste
tie label. on his pill boxes boxed her ears
Tor burning some cranb-Fries which were
destined Tor sauce; offered her a beautiful
new piano II she woulJn', have any chil.
dr1n. and darkly intinatei abortion tried
to smother an infant which, 10 spite Of bis
prrludlces, she bore him repeatedly kicksd
her for leaving the door open; insulted her
venerable father; threw the dinner Of corn
anil beans on the door with spoon for not
bcing ready at precisely twelve o'clock: made
her saw wood; upset the coal on the new
carpet; poisoned her frsi born with laudA-
mum after un'uecesslully trying to smother
it under feather bed aud many clothes
persisted IN making pills IN his house gave
her hi, boots to clean, put his feet on the
broca,elle covered furniture set her on hard
irottng horses in Cuba , made her to 90 up
the Cathedral tower at Montreal; put her
under Niagara Falls, and in short led poor
Mary-according to her own statement
,ucb an intOlerablc life that she at last de-
,erpined to bring her sorrows Letore . tri-
)uual. in hopes to escape the bitter pill OF
,ruel,y which the pill doctor daily msds
her swallow. Exchange.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-24

FArTESiNc PICS. A year ago last fall !
fnt.ened two pigs, naying their feed ground
and cooked, and thought they eat great
deal and made but little pork. Las, fall ]
fl:tcl two Others, their food ground and
wet. standing until il began to fermen'. IA
near as | can calculate. the latter mode Of
feeding will make one.fourth moro pork
from the same amount Of corn. | have the
corn ground because the teeth Of spring
pigs get sore II 6d on hard corn aud they
will not thrive, bu, cooking meal for pig
in my opinion !. time and money thrown
away. Rural New Yorker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-24

- over a ridge to the East Branch, thence
along the south hank Of that stream, IN No.
{. +. 3. 70 the forks near the Boundary;
thence gradually ascending on the western
,loPc Of the boundary ridge to thc'Na,ional
Line, on a decp depression ~ the summit.
JOHN NJ WILSON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-24

political question:; concerns the whole
present, as well as the coming generations.
|, !. beyond doubt that road would be a
paving one but i, requires means to 'ct
the machinery in motion.
n. T. LURvEY.
SorTn Pans. Dee. 4, 1858.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-24
~ y" '''''f =
Country Gentleman.

Tnr Ornru SlpE. ~ an offset 10 the
highly complimentary Rural" Letters from
the People which We have gwen OF late, We
publish the following brllian. cpi.tle, rsr.
latin, It hiraiim, d puRotuaicm. The wri.
ter's notions Of the "rurcl" are akin 10 those
Of our scdatiyc monthly neishbor, and II
the two worthies could have their way. We
reckon the Rural would soon be- " douo
shut" We have the original copy Of this
letter, as received by mail
Mr. editor
| have sumthin to say about your paper.
no dout but It is \ good won but papers
ant no use, and II eny body spends much
time in re,din them ihh can't urn thare liv.
in aud ~ | don't reed en and - save time
and expense. YOU sea i, wod cum TO too
dolcrs \ year. and that wod by cnuG To-.
becker o last me six mun,s ut least |
think folks don't OFT 90 spend thare muny on
papers. my farther never did and every body
ssl that ho vas the smartest man IN the
country aud had got the lntiligcntist iamly
ot boys that ever dag iator.
| think folks ort u no enuf to ho corn aud
bic stun without rcAdin the rurel and other
agricultural papers and II every body was
OF my mind there wood DO no such \ thing
as paper in the uqitcd states.
A farmer.
Rural New Yorker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-24

The lumB~ing business has been quit
brisk Tor the last week or two. The ap
preaching winter, with its icy emtarso
makes /, necessary to make hay while the
sun shines" 4 large amount Of the vari
Gus kinds Of lumber manufactured here, ba'
been forwarded 10 market.
Ellsworth American.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-24

Horace F. Clark and Mr.. Vance, the nsv
American member from North Carolina,
have taken their seats on the OppoAtiou
side OF the House.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-24

To cut slice Of butter from large roll
in cold weather. fret dip the knife 10 hos
water. and all trouble OF breaking the but
ter will be avoided.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-24
farmers department,
"sFEEp rL0W.'
DARIUS FORBES. Editor.
"sFEED ruE rLow."

AT the arts anI scienres p-rtaiai1g o. lI.-, are
c'n-el, lak~ltarviher, sai arr Int.uair', canasCt
sd viih Agttcuture.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-24

Get up a good supply of wood for the
mex; season, before the deep SHOWS come on.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-17

UNIVERSITY OF LouIsIASA.-The annual examine
ton Of the Collegiate Department Of the University
OF Louisiana is to take place next week, beginning
On Wednesday aud concluding on Friday.
On Wednesday and Thursday, from ~ to o clock,
the students are to be examined in the Englsh
branches and the classics. On Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, from to hafpast II O'Clock each day,
they are to be examined in mathematics
On Friday evening" the students are TO be exercised
IN eocuton, and the Board of Administrators are to
present to the successful competitors the Burke Prize
IN Elocution, and the Tonro Prize in Ancient History
Inc patrons and friends OF the University are respect
fully invited, BY Prof. Scans, Dean of the Collegiate
Faculty 70 be present at any or all of the exmina
tons without further notice.
The claims of the University, to the consideration
o. gentlemen who wish to lose no time in the educa
ton Of their sons are strong The classes in the Pre-
paratory Department continue throughout the wear.
without intermisson, and the boys are received as
Jay scholars, or day boarders permanent boarders
At any season of the year. their parents or guar
dams may prefer. To all such, we commend the
card OF Mr. Duau. the Superintendent, advertised in
another part of our paper.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-17
Jackson Railroad
ANTI-ExTENSION TICKET.
FOR DIRECTORS

MITE x IT e NSION TICKET.
FOR DIRECTORS
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON & GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD COMPANY
Election on MONDAY, the 18Th Of April. 1855
AT the oe the Bank New Orleans St. Charles street.
corner Of Union street;
81 sM. 0. II NORTON
&c. FELLowEs,
%GEo. I0NAS,
&c. ROsELTUs
sALFRED PENN
j. G. GAINES,
A. CARRlERE,
JAMES RoBB
"A. Nj. HoLBRoOK,
]. W. CARROLL,
f. JONES MCCALL,
sHENRY FLoRANCE
ron MISsIS SIPP-
GOV McwIILIE,
swIRT ADAMS
IT. C. UPPER,
MADISON MoAFFEE,
L, r. BROWN
@. HOOVER.
The STATE DIRECTORS have been appointed By Gov.
Wicklfs, for the present yesr, They
%w. hoGART,
~. c. KICKS,
#JAMEs BREWER.
members of the present Board who favor Of ex-
tending the road until the financial difficulties the Company
are and and devised prosecute
work. ala gate
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-17
Great Louisiana Remedy.
G DIN s. KAP T. r l. A p f u NJ
ONCE, No. IA Exchange Place.


The proprietor and sole manufacturer presents this prepare
ton the public remedy of great value for variety OF
very troublesome dangerous diseases after twenty-five
years experience in its efficacy.
He can safely recommend all Cutaneous Diseases Of the
Skin for Badness Dandru in the Hair DISCRIMINATION OF the
Digestive Organs Ch and Fever Bilious Ghagres aud ln-
tetment Fever Discusses Of the Liver ard Kidneys Female
Complaints And in proof THAI he does SO upon good
grounds respectfully III the attention Of the public
the following certificates from living in this city
New Orleans, January 90 1858.
N b. GoinsDear Sir On my from Apinwall in July
last had attack of Chagrrs fever and trying
every imaginable remedy without effect induced to
your Kaperapeum Fever and Ague Tonic and happy
say that although is two months since took the first
dose, have been troubled with chill SINCE and have
every believe your medicine has had the effect
rely removing the disease from my system. 1t therefore
affords me pleasure recommend it valuable nedi
cine Respectfully yours
l.. A. CLARK,
"a Dryades street,
New Orleans. La.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-17

By Vincent Co.. at 10 O'Clock, AZ their rsoms No Is
CustonhOuse street. French aeones beached coons dry
goods, etc. en.
BY Palfrey Co, at IL o'clock Banks Arcade scrip
stocks. ETC., etc.
BY E. T Parker Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans IL O'Clock
the City Hotel Common street square of ground stu.
ate in the town Of Shrewsbury. jefferson parish
By R. Armeeld at early gssght No. 6s St. Charles street.
books stationery etc.
See advertisements under proper heads
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-17

Va Hundreds of our citizens complain of
debility and languer OF the syte arrangement Of the liver
stomach want Of appetite they frequently the result
Of too close application and thousand
here name; but would say all afflicted
doneges bottle Of Dr. Hooands German iiiers pre-
pared by Dr. Jackson and word for IT, yon viii be cured
We recommend this medicine knowing experience that IL
much superior to the generality patent medicines We
wond say TO our readers purchase prepared By Dr.
C NJ. jackson, Philadelphia.
Principal eee as Arch street, Philadelphia Pa Sold by
druggists sterekeepss in every village in tho
United states canaaes West Indies and America at IS
cents per bottle.
\kold in New Orleans, wholesale retail by WRIGHT
CO., Nos. Il and Isl Chartres street. al 2pln&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-17
y. LeDois 5 Go.

j. LeU0fs d Go.
NEW STYLE BAREGES AND ORGAND1ES !
just Received,
A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF
DOUBLE SKIRT BRoCADE BAREGE ROBES.
TRIPLE
DOUBLE :. COTILINETTE e.
THREE FLoUNeE AND SIDE STRIPE =,
Two and Three skirts ENGLISH BAREGES.
AMALIA BAREGE RoBEs-A NEW ARTICLE.
PARIS GRENADINE .
oRGANDY DOUBLE sKIRTs-RoBEs and sHAwLs
to match
GRENADINE SHAwI.s.
LACE FLOUNCED sHAWLS
PARAsoI4s AoUILLEs.
J. LEyoIS & CO.'S,
ais 2p3t corner of Canal and Bourbon streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-17

TIE VIRGINIA. FOR OCEAN SrRISos.--Capt. Coz
ssnF snd his peadd and popular packet The Virginia leave
to-day for Ocean Springs and ~ watering places
As The weather promises Be pleasant bsauu ii
excursion may DO made blythe vgins which leaves ocean
Springs on her fsrn 'oorsew arriving the city IN time
she sA'y Monday orng ears Fare each way only g.
Those who iatead 10 % The Virginia must be Al M
sou Tiso celsl DEPOT At % minutes pas Or ii he Pont
chartraih Depot down town. At o'clock Nj. r. Tobs NJ
81 Camp street. i agent q the Virginia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-17

FAMILY surFLlEs.=Mr II. H. Hedden, al the
corner q Common and osfondeet streets has established
sterling reputation for tbs grocery over which he hal
athat corner hong He Is always supplied Win IL
beza and fssshsAt home produces The choicest foreign
eaess and ecmezeiss 10 general and IN want
o. in sna nf class supplies disappointed hy him
Ansnx ~ MS iass receipts Irish potatoes At half
oonaf nsppet extra hse tongues suicsd :.
pieklsd pssklsa and wessphal hams; country asa,ss
y ~ A'a and sasisss Of other choice supplies worthy M
A.ea''en q speaFes We refer to Mt rs advertisement,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-17

AMERICAN MERrlNGs.-The Third Ward Club is to
meet this evening at halfpast O'Clock, at the Car
roiton Railroad Depot, corner Of Baronne and Per.
dido streets. Business Of importance is on hand.
The second Ward Club is to meet at the same hour,
at No. New Basin.
The Ninth Ward Club Is to meet at halfpast IL
o'clock tomorrow forenoon, at No. lie St. Ferdinand
street. opposite Victory. full attendance is partic-
ularly requested.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-17

New CLorHrSc AT rue GREAr EMroeluM--
hsssf A. Manroe Co have jsst received fresh lots Of the
lighsas preest and most stylish summer clothing Sc, -
ceised In hisey The present warm weather should an,
gentlemen eist 70 so round 10 Mnnroe Co 4 ndepena
emily q the general attraction Of the establishment ria
psssnt yoke shirt IL speciality which every gentlemen n
New Orleans should Inspect Messfs NJ Co have yerv
Afge assortment Of them and perfect Ct In All
eAsss Read the advertisement IN another part Of our
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-17
Spring Goods: Spring Goods,


r. p / II * IN
No. Is Camp street.
have sst ceived per Black WARRIOR large and
complete assortment Of FASHIONABLE SPRING GOODS,
consisting Of
Light Summer Cut SUITS of various colors
Black Summer Cloth FRoCK COATS.
Black Drap D. Etc e. e.
Black alpaca :. D.
Linen Duck and Italian Cloth COATS.
White and Fancy Marseles VESTS
Grenadne Silk SKELETON VESTS.
Bombaziue VESTS.
Fancy Linen and Cotton SHIRTS.
Lisle Thread. Ghuze, Merins Cotton uEDERsHIRTs
Merino, Cotton and silk HALF HOSE
Boys and Youths Clothing,
A Fine Assortment.
PHILADELPHIA LEATHER TRUNKS, vALIsEs, etc.
r. PITKIN,
al2 2p6t Is Camp street. opposite City Hotel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-17

yHoioE FAMILY GaocERIEs. Messrs. J. W. Fee 4
- nave opeasd family grocery estabheat !. No d an
~hsfs hoasskeepe ali others who have ID Keen vo
may fs, upon procuring all times the best q
.s Asssls = Co have iust received large supply q
~ biscuits O Al tbs Dainty kindseraeknsil soda
s ~ cheese ever resolved From tbs samples Of crack
49, 70 cheese sent By MsssA FEES Co, we have NJ
n Recommending them friends whs want 4
go k'ea 'hrs See advertisement in Crescent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-17

a. the Weekly Crescent can be had this morning.
+ fun of choice matter, including the contents Of
this mornings daily issue. ,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-17
refine wiId Cherry Tree

Rs-The Wild Cherry Tree
sing not Of love sing not Of glory,
praise not the deeds Of the brave and the free;
Nor Of heroes long famed in traditional story,
But the fruit and the bark Of the wild Cherry Tree.
unpoetical theme, one may say to another
HUSH scorners, moment and listen to
Perchance loved sister parent, or brother
May be saved by the bark of that Wild Cherry Tree
Death thy cold hand has been stretched for the lovely
Try claim Is dishonored-to Woodman they fee,
bis Cherry Expectorant quickly restores them
Distilled from the bark Of that Wild Cherry Tree
aI2 2pstkitw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-17


MoGR0RTY'S MOTH PREYENTIVEI
The undersigned dealer for many years carpetings
wooden goods having suffered much loss from MOTHS
much time and attention the discovery against
their deruetvenes and after of experience has been
tirey successful The article presented the public will
only protect wooens against moths but also fs feathers
downs, and every article liable be injured by them. The
Of the "Moh Preventive" being the low price Of
ONE DOLLAR per package, places it within the reach of
every family and family should be whouti Judciously
used would It hundreds Of dollars the
chaser The attention Of Wholesale dealers called to this
ice and all those who keep the large stocks Of
wooden goods Dry dealers cloth importers and elohers
should fail TO freely few dollars laid pur
chasing the Moth Preventive and applying II in season, will
thousands of dollars and keep their line goods perfect
state Of souudness for fall trade Families about taking up
their carpets should fall purchase and be used
the moth Preventive 1t the only article that will
their carpets
If lady have ue cloth cloak shawl costly set Of furs
she wishes To save, package OF McGR0RTY'S MOTH
PREVENTIVE will keep them perfect.
1t also nfaibe remedy aganst BED BUGS and COCK
REACHES
number OF undoub,ed testimonials be produced II
CURED. Ra-Price per package 81. For sale by
j. WATERMAN 4 BROTHER,
corner Magazine and Common SITS.
TAYLOR & CHURCHILL, % Magazine st.
A. RoUssET & CO, so Canal street.
B. PIFFET, l22 Canal street.
TODD Il co 100 Canal street.
McCuTCHoN. HOWELL d CO., IS Camp.
And by the inventor,
WILLIAM McGRoRTY,
No. 20 Camp street,
ms0 2p1m under the City Hotel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-17

~ The weekly statement Of the coffee market of
this city, issued by Messrs. 81. T. Lonsdale Son q
Co., will be found in the usual column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-17

Hs~Large and peremptory sale bv Messrs. palfrav
Co., Of Insurance scrip stocks AID bond. a, hs ~,
day Catalogues be obtained al The oce q H. aae
sOnsers. II Camp street. y Wv aug