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Headache.
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PROM AN EMINENT c,kRGYNAS.
- 1H iIFrshrNa.s, Jay y. 1855.
McssTs. Bsrj Tage, Jr., q Ch.-lse t!ehsEs--l Like
great pleasure IN saying you thai OF
BEsaAsKs HOLLAND BIrTzAs, which 0btaine1 al your
and sound special relief % severe headache
from which had long sa8efed. and believe they
Of service % ne In rciieving my stomach aud
bead. Very respectfully ,&e.,
SAML T. BABCOcg-
sci HEADACHE AND DEBILITY.
Mr.. sllas .. Liacomb, of Birmingham. says
II have found Ia BnsHssE'a Ho1fASD I3TfEks a REM
edy fef Headaches and DebtRy- Ny wife has also
used il with the greatest beneain
mr.. A. 8 Nchslson, Of Pitissargh, also remarks
that be has experienced much relief ffom ~ for
headache. - Ha lf1 -
STRENGTH AND HEALTH RisroREp.
Mr.. john Davidson, living tsn miles above PITTS
barsh. % TIC nennzyir2ni. Canal, ssys: -
sswhen conmeaced takiag BaaRAsz,s HofskxD
brTrss, could hardly waik- Nov eaiey exceisens
heais.- - aaEst-su
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Closing Time Sale Of Groceries
AT AUCTION.
On Tuesday, the 7th of Sept.
m Ar RVS ~ CO.

Will oFFER FOR sALE, AT AUCTION,
AZ w. HI. Gordon & Co.'s Warehouse,
100 hhds. Sugar. all grades;
125 bbia. and half bbls. Molasses;
1000 boxes Star Candles;
500 bbls. whisky:
$50 packages Brandy;
500 boxes soap;
500 kegs Nails;
10 cases Sardines;
25 Bugs Spice;
With Segars Tubs Matches, Spices, and many other
articles The above Goods will be offered with liber
al privileges.
TERMS.
For all sums under $500 cash, over $500 and under
81 600 sixty days, over 81 900 and under 81 900
ninety days, and over 81 900 four months; for APP
proved endorsed notes payable in Bunk.
Scpt2-td BUNG HARRIS co.
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MRS :. G. WRITER'S.

(Za;< ~ tss -Sa@he'lIs FslaaIe AeadaAy1
yITuL give nsfracttsa ia NuSlc, commencing
w Seplxtaber lsf. PiAsa, Guitar and Singing
(Bassn stein) ALL be Taught the usual terms
orders 10 be i~ft az Mr.. Mef1ure's MUSIC Store Tn
lon street, aud Mr.. chaFlcs sths Book stsro College
street auKl7-fm
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MARRIED.

At the residence of T. F. Atkeison, Esq, near
Franklin, the 2nd inst, by Rev. Ira Mercy, DoS
CAMERON, Esq. Editor of the Nashville Daily News,
To Miss MARGARET NJ. A. PIPHuS of Williamson CO.
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Final Sale of Lots i'm
KENTUCKY CITY,
ON Monday. September 27th. ISIS,

WILL commence the second and hnal sale Of lots
w in this growing and most interesting young city.
The Trustees in announcing this sale feel warranted
in assuring the public that at point the West can
there be found equal opportunities for sale and prof.
table itv
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Comuitted TO jail.

nF Dasldsoa county, on the 24,h day o. August.
" ISIS, Negro man Who s@ss his name u SAN and
thai he belongs 20 HENEs JAMS, Of Giles coanty /,
Tenn- Ne = aeeut SIXTY years old weighs about 10
poanas, aad aasst feet inches high, heavy s-tf,
eark compiesisn- fhs ewnsr Il Eclaezisi ~ eofhe
forward, prove properly and pay chafsrs tAe AZ
dlrectx. s1Jf ~ sfl0. H0itSON,
Tailor Of D4ssdsoa eoassy a Nashville
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SbsriG's Sales.
SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue OF execution TO me directed and de-
I'D liyered from the honorable Circuit Court David
son county, Tennessee, at its May term, 1858, Will
expose public sale the highest bidder for cash
the premises, MONDAY, THE 6TH DAY OF SEP
TENDER, 1855 ali the right, ttle claim interest and
estate which o. 5. Galbreath then had, may have
acquired in and To certain tract Of land lying
ia the county of Davidson, Tennessee, described as
follows wit: beginning at locust tree the bank
of Mansker's Creek. the southeast of tract
of land, on which Mrs. o. Connell resides,
ming with the south boundary line of said tract
of Mrs. o. Connell's. siXtytwo poles TO stake, on
said line, thence north fifteen degrees, east twenty
four poles the Creek thence with the meanders of
said Creek to the beginning; supposed 10 contain
twenty acres; beng the same conveyed by VIM. Con
nell 10 o. 5. GalbTeath. Levied the property of
o S. Galbreaih and others satisfy Judgment and
cost rendered in favor of Lee Shute.
j. N. HINTON, Sheriff Of Davidson co.
jy2S-td BY +. c. DRAKE, Deputy Sheriff.
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kentucky City

Is located the east bank of the Mississippi, upon
the nearest high land, Tor above overflow, 10 the
mouth OF the Ohio river and for ali practical bust
ness purposes, is, and will forever be mouth Of
the Ohio.
Kentucky City and Columbus contains four thons-
aud 800 acres laid off lots Streets alleys, &c.
500 quarter and half lots; the remainder in
two four ten twenty, forty and sixty acre lots
II is from To 40 feet above high water mark and
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Douglas and Lincoln.

We republish from the Cincinnati CONNER
ciR, extracts from the discussion at Freeport,
IL. between DOUGLAS and LINCOLN. They
will be found highly entertaining and instruc-
tive, embodying as they do the opinions of
these gentlemen upon questions of public pol
icy which intimately concern the people of
the South.
The Commercial is an Independent journal,
with Black Republican sympathies. Its esti-
mate of the strength of the two debaters is,
therefore, a matter of some interest. So be-
lieving, we copy its article which accompa-
MED the extracts:
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100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale cheap by
DILLON a CO., Is College si- -
100 RAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, Tor sale cheap By
DILLON A CO., IS College st.
100 RAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, fer sale cheap by
DILLON a CO., Is College ST.
100 BAes BALrINoRE COFFEE, sale cheap by,
III AZ nDIoS 4 CO.. Is college, ST. J
100 RAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, Tor sale cheap by
DILLON A co rs College sis 6
100 Rags BALTIMORE coFFEE, for sale cheap by
DIl4U] 4 CO., IS College 81.
100 Rags BALTIMORE coFFEE for sale cheap by
"a e+taaa DILLON CO., IS College 81.
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sac cheap BY
sug2s-u DILLON co, rs College ST
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Aaisfsllausous.


n F. THURSToN WI resume. his les AM
u. sons in vocalizafion. and on the Piano -,
Forte, on Monday next Sept 9th. d141<E
Orders may be left az his room at the Sc a33r-fS
vance Hotel Sept3-u
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BALLANTYNE'S
NOVeliSt's Library,
With Lives of the NOVeIists.
BY Sir Walter Scott.
10 Volumes, Royal svo. Half Calf

-CoNTAINING
Joseph Andrews, Man Of the World,
Tom Jones, julia de Roubgne,
Amelia, Castle Of otranto,
Jonathan Wild, Old English Baron,
Roderick Random, Pamela
feregrine Pickle, Clarissa Harlowe,
Humphrey Clinker, Sir Ch Grandson,
Count Fathorn, Gulliver's Travels,
Launcelot GreaveS, Mount Kenneth,
Don Quixote, Barham Downs,
Gil Bias, James Wallace,
Devil on Two Sticks, Henry,
VaDillo Gonzales, Scilian Romance
Ad Of Guinea, Romance of the Forest,
Tristram shandy, Mysteries of UdoIpho,
Sentimental Journey, Italian,
Vicar Of Wakefield, Castles OF Atiliin and
Rasselas, Dunabayne.
Man of Feeling,
An Elegant Copy,
FOR sAIE RY
w. II. BERRY 81 CO., Public Square.
aug4-u
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Railroads.


which has fixed Kentucky City as the center Of a net
work OF railroads stretching out and afording con-
in all directions with the interior and with
the cities Lakes the North and ST. and rami-
flying throughout the whole South and West.
That the public may not be led OF by suspicious
that this Is mere city on paper we request you 10
snqure-t0 come and see for yourselves.
See the map-Kentucky City Is the northern terini-
of the Great Mobile aud Ohio Railroads.&c. miles
long See also our railroad connection by Union City
and along the Nashville and Northwestern Railroad
via. Paris and GAINESVILLE 10 Nashville l7o miles. Al
80, by kenton and aloug the Memphis and Ohio Rail
road Memphis, about 100 miles Also, via. Jack
son. Tenn, Holly Springs, Canton and jackson, Miss.
New Orleans S9U miles Also, via. Corinth, thence
along the Memphis and Charleston Railroad TO Tus-
Gambia, Huntsville Chattanooga, Knoxville, and the
East. and with Atlanta, and Savannah, Georgia Al
So by the Fulton and Texas Railroad via. Lttle Rock
through Arkansas and Texas To the Pacific Ocean.
Also--by the Iron Mountain railroad TO St. louis,
l50 miles. Also, by the
Steam Ferry Packets,
plying and fro with Cairo and the Illinois Central
Railroads 20 Chicago, and the whole northwest.
Intelligent, enterprtsng and practical men who VIII
eene and see and investigate in person viii be con
WINGED that the extraordinary commercial advantages
and facilities of railroad and steamboat ansporttlon
POSSESSED by Kentucky City, secures IN this point re
quisites for manufacturing aud commercial purposes
which must, OF u cessiiy, II speedily 10 be-
come the great Ltermcdlate city between the North
and the South NJ which the productions and manufAe
Of each section viii be concentrated Tor sale,
70 be exchanged for those or the other. = :
The Hon Post Master General IA recent report
says:-ssN0 can look al TIE map OF thss country
without his finally resting the mouth % the Ohio
as the center OF population and commerce Of the
United Siatesu
The sale Is 10 be made without reserve and IN good
faith, and there viii always ee n reliable gentleman
on the ground, whose pleasure and duty Il viii be ~
give ali nseiu iniogmatios and answer all wrlttea
oral interrogstorcs Then let ne oLe permit him
SELF % be led on by rumor, When the facts ac
cessibie % all.
Sale 70 commence Monday, SEPTEMBER 9Th 1855,
and continue until all the Lots numbering uP~ ards
Of four hundreI sid.
Terms of Sale.
Ton n twenty I've per cent cash in hand, for the
residue a credit OF and two years wlth interest
BIN EDwARDs GREY,
F. l. BULLOCK. Trustees.
WI II. TAYLOR,
Address. FOR full IifO5 nlzttsn,
FRANK JAY. MCLEAN,
.@aeses AnorYsey IN fact,
scPt3-dkxtd Kentucky CITY, Ny.
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Healthy and Fertile Country,

rapidly growing in wealth and population, with a
luxurious climate, aud generous liberal, enlightened
and refined society There is wanted but further
feature TO make this TIE most commanding point on
the great sFather OF Waters" This was uninterupt-
ed communication with the interior Of the adjacent
States accommodate internal commerce and facili-
tate the interchange Of commodities. That want is
now fully by the established system Of
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SC.WOOI. nOOKS.

TEXT BOOKS. usea IN shs HIGH SCHOOL, FEnAIK
AcAi'kNf, rorSG LADIES SEMINARY. asd other
e CHARLES ". SMITH
sefsi-1 sc4p a College street
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JOHN HROWNE,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

rs in receipt OF most desirable stock Of Goods for
l. gentlemens wear, for Fall aud Winter. Also, fur
nishng goods Of the finest quality and latest styles.
septl-im JEWS fas q
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From the Cincinnati Commercial, Sept. 1s.
The Political Tournament In Hin OILS.

DOUGLAS AND LINCOLN BY THE EARS AT FREE
PORT.-QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS TURN ABOUT
NIP AND TUCK-EXCITING SCENES
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DXSSOIVTTON:
PARTNERSH
A A II d.

HUGH N'cREA, ". HOOPER HARRIS.
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The Chicago papers of Monday are full of
the debate between DOUGLAS and LINCOLN, at
Freeport, on Friday. The day was showery
and chilly. and the crowd about fifteen thou
sand strong Lincoln opened. After the
usual preliminary phrases, he answered the
questions Douglas had asked him at Ottawa.
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any truth in the argument OF Mr.. Trumbull
in the Senate against the admission OF Oregon
because she had not 93.420 people although
her population was larger than that Of Kan
sas. he stands pledged against the admission
of both Oregon aud Kansas until they have
90. 42O inhabitants. Iwould like Mr.. Lincoln
to answer this question. would like him To
take his own medicine. (Laughter.) Ii he
differs with Mr.. Trumbull, let him answer his
argument against the admission OF Oregon,
instead of poking questions at me. ('Rlght,
good" laughter and cheers.)
The next question propounded TO me by Mr..
LincolE is, eau the people of a territory in
any lawful way, against the wishes OF any
citizen OF the United States. exclude slavery
from their limits prior to the formation of a
State Constitutions? das,r0 empAatsoally, as
Mr. Lincoln has heUd G1sireT hundred tunes
:, osa erery dump ia IAnots, that IA my opss,os
The PEOPLE Of a 6eT,tory by Lfrfm means,
ereI,a, slavery from their hints prior % he orsa-
fioa OF State Constitution. Enthusiastic
applause) Mr. lincoln knew that l had
answered that question over and over again.
lie heard me argue the Nebraska bill on that
principle all over the State in 1854, in 1855
and In 1856, aud he has no excuse for pretend
ing to be la doubt as to my positions on that
question. It matters not what way the
Supreme Court may hereafter decide as TO the
abstract question whether slavery may or
may not 90 into territory under the con-
stitntion. the people have the Lwftil means
% introdaee il or exclude it as they please,
for the reason that skaFery esBsnot ezlsf dry or
an hoar anyrhers. saies q q supported by Local
police regulations. Right, rightly Tkoss poi,cs
regulations amy b established Gg he local ie-
sssiai.gs. end n Lts people opposed O. siau<ry
fey ssA elect representatives 70 thai 6oy srAo srsli
By s.frissdty Lgssiofioa ssafaally prspei nc a.
trosiaefoa Of Il Dsfe aesr sssda. Ii. on the con-
trary. they are for ID. their legislation viii
favor ils extension. Hence, no matter what
the decision Of the Supreme Court may be on
that abstract question, still the right Of the
people to make a slave territory or a free
tsSritory Is perfect aud complete under the
Nebraska bill. l hope NJ. Lincoln deems
my answer Satisfactory on thst point.
Regarding the Chase Amendment, Douglas
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In the first place, the Judge complimented
the audience for hearing Lincoln respectfully.
This was wise precaution, for this debate
took place in the most Free-Soilish spot of
free soil in the State.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-13
Nsn ORLEANS 9ailg Crtstept.
Later from Mexico.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP TIMES BE.

The steamship Tennessee, Capt. Forbes, arrived
on Saturday night from Vera Cruz.
Mr.. Purser DaCosts informs us that the express Of
the 9Th inst. from the city Of Mexico, arrived in
time for the Tennessee, bat brought no news Of i'm
portance, -...-
special condueta was to have left Mexico on the
9Th for Aivarado, Point Mocambo near the Island
Of SACRIFICES.
When the Tennessee left Vera Cruz there were no
foreign merchant vessels in port.
Business at Vera Cruz was dali and all was quiet
The French and Spanish fleets were still anchored
at SACRIFICES.
We have file of the Vera Cruz Progreso to the
9Th inst, but it contains little of importance.
In the number Of the 9Th we find published pro
test from French citizen residing in tie Mexican
capital, against the numerous outrages and insults
committed upon Frenchmen there by the zuIoaga
Government and its employees Several cases of the
kind are enumerated. The protest is addressed to
the French Minister with request that it be for
warded to the Emperor.
In letter Of the 10Th uIt. from the capital, it ia
stated that the last forced loan deced by Zaoaga did
not produce what expected Of it, the Reactonisg
being unwilling or unable to disburse further. The
bankers Jecher and Others who had loaned constde-
raoe sums to Zaloaga under guarantee Of the clergy
were not paid at the maturity of their bills, and the
credit Of both Government and clergy would not pro-
cure them a dollar
For six weeks previous to the date Of the letter
there had been no leyes Of men at the capital for
want Of arms, but recruiting had commenced very
briskly.
Echeagaray had decinated the prisoners taken at
Perote, BY shooting the officers and eleven Of the SOL
ders, The sanguinary deed excited much indigna.
ton among the Liberals.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-13
Thlrty-EIfth Congress-seeond sesslo.l.

WASHINGTON, Dec. s, -Senate.-At 2 o'clock
the Senate was called to order by the President
forty-eight members present.
After the usual forms of organizing,
Mr.. Gwin gave notice that he should call up the
Pacific Railroad bill on the following day at twelve
O'Clock.
Mr.. Mason moved that the bill to indemnify the
master and owners of the Spanish schooner Amiatad
and her cargo be taken up and made the special
order Of the day for Monday next, which vas
agreed to.
The Presidents Message was received and read and
a resolution ordering the usual number of copies. to
gether with the other public documents, was passed.
The Senate soon after adjourned
House-The House of Representatives was called
TO order by the Speaker at Il NJ.
After the usual preliminaries Of selecting seats,
ETC. the Speaker called the States for resolutions and
bills.
Mr.. Grow. Of Pennsylvania, introduced a bill to
modify the law establishing the Court of Claims 50
to enable creditors to in the district courts OF
the United States and it was referred to the Com
mittee on the Judiciary,
Mr. Curtis, Of Iowa introduced bill for the con-
struction of Central Pacific Railroad; and it was
referred to the Select Committee on Railroads.
The Presidents Message was received and read,
and
Mr.. Phelps, Of Missouri, moved that the message
and accompanying documents be referred To the Com
mittee OF the Whole on the state Of the Union and
printed and also that one copy of the reports Of the
heads Of departments be printed for each member Of
the House which motions were agreed to.
Mr. Houston of Alabama, moved that there he
printed of the message the usual number of extra
copies which motion was referred to the Committee
on Printing, and the House adjourned.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-13
The ARANAMA ISDIANs-Capt. John S Ford in
his Indian sketches says:

his Indian sketches, says:
This tribe of Indians formerly lived on the Guada
lupe river. They claimed all the country from that
stream southerly to the Atascosa and down to Vic.
tora. The Spanish missionaries induced them to
quit their land, and eventually settled them at old
Goliad.n A Mexican, who is not seventyGva years
ofage says he was at one lime oyerseer Of this tribe
and they numbered eight hundred. They had large
herds of cattle, and cultivated fields in the fork Of
Arrayo ManahaiIla aud San Antonio rivers The
remnant Of the tribe still claim these lands as their
property. However, they number but two, a man and
boy The man has married Guyana woman, who
is the last of her Tribe These latter indians belonged
to the Retugio Mission. They both have regular In
dian features
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-13

PRECEPT Us. PRAcrIeE.-Mr. Buchanan's recent
letter deprecating the employment Of money to
carry elections, has produced most agreeable SEN
sati0n among the employees Of the Government,
who have been habtualy taxed to do what the Pres
identso much depFeCates. They have all fled away
copy Ofthis letter so that when another assessment
shall be ordered, such was recently levied TO pro-
mote the success of Mr.. Clancy Jones, the rebuke will
be produced as justification for refusal
FBoston Journal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-13
MosEAr,s RssrAgNANr-strangers conan o LIE

M0REAI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NUHIIWI % ne
CITY, and anxious realize the of New 0rlen, eaic
pHsm may easily satisfy themselves by visiting MoreG at
Ne II Canal street where all the 8NuFes Of H. end
Northern and foreign luxures served up style
to be surpassed any part Of the world Moreau has r=tn
for years is he restaurant where the levers O. re5y
good thing drink have onl heea Pp69a;
ed pleased and consllsdo the rll hight stogEc de-
light. We refer to the card in another column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-13

Cn1YN's BrsuLPH1rE OF LlME.-The Office Of tie
proprietor Of this article is Roy street he gives his
whole attention to producsion turning large s3n.s
from his xtsnsive works Canal street, which have been
constructed on enlarged scale The maker will Psass
make note Of Chinn's advertisement in another eolun
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

M EDICAL HOUSE, NO. 81 C1stomholse street, near
Nl Royal Ereet-F1T the Cure Of Old Chronic NercuRl
syphtc and all Private Diseases without Mercury hndra1cs
from business or exposure to friends and cure guaranteed
all cases.
unparalleled success which hagaended Dr. Jane prac
uce in a parts Of this United States and Europehe many
Arable he has effected when pronounced incur
able by the most eminent physicians ustG5 him 10 offering h
services to the confidence Of the unfortunate The following
some Of the diseases termed "PrYae and Of which, IN
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies Dr. James per
mnnenty eradcaes namely Syphilis primary secondary and
Nocturnal kmisAOast Periodical Affections Of females however
complicated they may be- Diseases Of the Back and Jin In
Examination Of the Bladder and Kidney Rheumatism, Hydro
cee Cancers Ulcers TumOrs aud all Diseases Of the Skin
Dr. James would also call the attention especially d hose
who have privately ard improperly injured themselves IL thai
ting them for either business society viz Constitutional De
bty o. lmpotency The following Of the sad and
melancholy effects produced by early habits Of youth, viz
Weakness Of Back and Limbs Pain In the Head DHess Of
Vision, Loss OF Muscular Power PapatiOn Of the Heart Dys
pepsa Nervousness irrability symptoms Of Consumption,
etc Mentally, the fearful effects the mind to be
dreaded Loss Of Memory Confusion Of Idea Depression Of
Spirits Eyil Foreboiing8, Aversion Society, Self Dsrus
Love Solitude limGiy etc. Of the evils produced
All persons afflicted with any of the above symptoms should
fail 10 call Dr. James and be restored perfect
health let no false decacy yOn but apply and
yourself from the awful and dreadful consequences Of this
terrible rnalady.
Weakness Of the Immediately cured and full vgo
restored.
Remember "The Medical House Of Dr. is 50 Custom
house street.
Private and separate of attendance
from A. VI. 10 8 P. NJ
Consultations strictly confidential
Ps-ecen Of Gonorrhea cured in twenty foGr hour.
pay. DR.. JAMES,
d. " 90 CuEtOnlh {.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-13

ARIzoNA,-Hon s. NIowry delegate from Arizona,
has arrived in this city. At a recent election in the
Territory, Mr.. Mowry received $50 out Of $3.50
votes poed-a result which Indicates, at least, that
he is the choice Of the people. Hereports everything
in Arizona in 1ourishing condition. and gives US
interesting accounts from Sonora, which we shall
embrace the first opportunity to present to the public
Washington Union, 1.h.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-13

R. c. ARNsrEAD, who succeeds Malari & Co. 50
street selling very reasonable prices every variety
clothing and particular OF his stock biaIz
cts, kerseys, etc See advertisements
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-13

MAGNOLIA CoTToN GrN. This highly improved
and valuable should he inspected by vyey
planter who visits the city Iis be SIR Hedrch
tisenent.