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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-06

L,oR PORTSMOUTH. CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
1he United states msu Steamship ROAM. kE captain
Thomas sknntr will leave Wednesday. 9.h inst at
ococx from pier - North she will arrive
Portsmouth the next Afternoon and Petersburg the follow
ing morning. Passengers for the pro,eed directly
on BY the great southern mail line Tnose for Richmond VIII
arrive there early Friday rnnF travellers will dad
this the cheapest pleassnest and erpcious
Passage and iere, with ssteroo Norfolk - 10 Peters
Hrna
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-06

I'of SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.-rHE AMERICAN
Atlantic screw seamshp Compsnys aud FIRST class
steersnip MONTGOMERY, y. Crocier commander. will
leave PIER NO " North river Saturday. June ~ s4
O'clock precisely Passage with unsurpassed accom-
mocson7 slJ. Freight reduced until farher notice
cent, per loot Insurance half per cent effected Al
albany.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-06

LNOR SAVANNAH AND FLoRIDA-GREAT REDUC.
ton In freighl-Msssurement goods sir cents foot
Cabin psssase 80 The steamship FLORiDA capt Isaac
yrowei WIZ leave on saturday June IA At O'Clock r. NJ,
lou ~ W 1871 liver nhs % sang sgneq en- pesrd
SON. ID Broadway Steamers for rlords With the
frlds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-06

GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
VI MOkbIBH CONCERT AND PIC MIC.
The public respectfully Informed that arrangements
are no being entered into for
GkAkD nUsICAL FESTIVAL.
To be given at the
ACADEMY or MUSIC
On 9Th June. 1865,
At which the first Instrumental OF New Ysrx and
suburbs wil assist.
The orchestra will embrace
THREE HUsDRkD PERFORMERS
assisted by the vocal and Instrumental celebrities % the
1he Pic Mic win be held on the 18Th OF June JONES
Woo, between second aud Third aud Sixty sixth
and Seventy first streets, where szo GRAND COnUERT
boin vocal and instrumental and GRAND BALL Will be
gwen. CARL ANsgHUTZ PRESIDENT
Y. n. HELxssUIIrR, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-06

EstNKLIN MUSEUM LII GRAND STREET. ONE DOOR
II from BroadwAy-Open every
AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
Two performances given daily, Dmencing at 3 In
the afternoon and 81 In the evening" by Madame wsrons
uoupeo
MODEL ARTIsrEs
combating Of company Of ladies'. amongst whom win be
''uSa s I'M ~ FeoRNxp woNxN I'M rux wopyn
Fourteen magnificent of living
be given afternoon and evening" Introducing SApph3
Venus Rising from the Sea- Adam and Eve bahors burprs
ed, Ac. Also the ORIGINAL
FEMALE MJNSrkEis
The only organized band nj the world
variety Of other attractive entertainments AdossoaOr.
chesra seais 20 cents bores cents private bosos 81
on ths sage %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-06
LOAN OFFICES.

LOAN OFFICESs
ATJ. MAcDurrs. LADIES AND aEvrLKxEs NsxD.
esel4g dry ps aoods psnos furniture ossSsr Win every
sight j. Mscaua having been cssSsls Coz the las. ten
s.; Gn 70 ., x s Ps: If y. S s. fs sns
;nd .sos9 f s,s.a vss'ss Of
A pvAScrs MADE TO ANT AMOUNT ON DIAMONDS,
doe .lsns sbou, The building Open irs. A. T. sesPA
''''' '-'I' ssi Broadway. opposite Bro.dwsy theatre
a pvANCEs MADE ON DrAMoSDs WATCHES, JEW.
a ery and other msr,hnnd.e cr bought tor the hshes,
loan business and business sricy Germsn
spsnsh and Other sngIsges sgorsn ChAs BRopf' 60
Ar THOMPSON oo! s-sRoKsRs AND COMMISSION
Nos and second floor, advance money from 81 TO $4,000
or e0s. s :::v s :ss srs ssd a.
gotialsd. a. r. THOMPSON, Aue.iouesr.
AT sss BROADWAY, BROKERS AID COMMISSION
npssscE ON Srsoss w s1y
apy.sGE ON rAs1s ss9As pFT
TO hpyAsoE on sERcHASDIsE or Az Ktsos,
''' SIS srcsdvsy. opposite Chinese Assembly Room.
AT JOSEPH A. JAcKsoNs, M GRAND STREET,
three door: we.s Of money mser.y
dry Goods and personal properly Of description or
'''s' JOSEPH A. JxCKsoN, Auctopeer and Broker.
b COMBS, MONEY BROKER. $50 BROADWAY,
on wscbes diamonds jevclry dry Foois segs, pianos
and all siDcs OF securities, bongh Notes socks 5onds
&c, negotiated. J. X. COMBS, $50 Brosdwav
DARrrEs WHO HAVE DIAMONDS To SILL can
find advantae channel Of sale. by sppyng 70 r.
W. PbuMB diamond broker, 5l2 Brosiway. ladies waited
upon their houses Loans negodsted estimates and vsus
tons made Buyers iavited.
ArO nnO TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE,
DOU.Uuy in one sum 90 .%pcoyes rs. s.,.ss s this
Goo e6OoO 5000 5000. 1880 ~ 900, $3.50, tl0a. Ap
ply te g. H. BROAD, No. Is Wall street.
MATRIMONIAL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-06

ENOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-s,,CCO DOWN. THE B A
lance easy terms two small four story English bass
houses with improvements, IN At Marks paca
Tbs seldom offered paying twenty per cent
Investment. Address o. II. A., Herald office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-06

UDuRrIn ADMINISTER ATORs sALE-A GORE LOT
on Forty seventh street, south side. LIS feet OF
Brosdvsy - feet front aud 70 feet deep. will be sold
public airtiou, the Merchants Exchange Monday,
June ~ O'Clock noon, by order Of the surrogss for the
payne nj Of debts Of George ouynet deceased THOMAS
" FIkLDa fubho Adminis'ra'or &c "a broadway. Ne~
xrr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-06

"A UhIKALIA-OPPpsirfON LINE-F0K MELBOURNE
"A OF Ism June, carrying frcign, for es
long, Hobart Town and Adelaide sainr positively the
dsy sd.ertsed The superior fss, selling clipper ship
TINE lao tons burthen. y. II. Homer commander
loading nj pier North ver passengers and shippers
requested 70 ersmne before engaging else
The superior qualities az this well shp need
ment and may rss assured that tho
mems tor their comfort shalt be by vessel
now on the berth for Ausirss For freight
ply on board, orto J. PICKARD a co, IS Beaver a.
~ H-Cssh advances made approved rhipments "
frepts kessra George A. Lloyd Co, eousgnccs sydney
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-06

HEERy q BERTs. JR.. AUCTIoHEER-bY HERrs &
IL NOsk w III sell 1ueedsy June Al III O'Clock, y,
The sales rnry No 81 Pine street. pcremptory sale OF the
entire balance Of fine paintings view IN tbs gal
lery wecs particular attention OF connoi-seurs 70 this
sale, painting will be positively sold 20 the hahest
bidder. Cst.ogues now ready at our oace No. 81 Pine
ate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-06

uEHRY n. HERrs. JR., AUcTIosEER.-BY HERrs
III A M0ss-wnl be Geld. on Mendsy June ]. NJ l0is
clocs * Maiden lane Of Liberty ee the enirs
comprising frame
tables With marble cps large m.hogony dining tables cane
ctsrs olco,hs, large French plate bar mirrors
mants hxtures and utensils china glass and
crockcry kitchen u.epss ice boxes cutlery tin and
fron ware choice assortment OF vines liquors and
segsrs Catalogues wifi be ready carly ,rnng OF ssc
Terms cash. sale percmpory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-06

TWAS. BRODY HAS REM0VED HIS OFFICE NO. u
~ Chatham street. to No. &C Nassau street, fl foor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-06
COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES

COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.
hsPARTNkR AND OTHyRwfsE.-A CHEMisT WITH
n acouvenen laboratory wishes associate himself with
the PROPRIETOR Of some patent medicine the compound
rg packing &c. Address y. W. H., Union square Post
once, NY.
PARTNER wANTED-IN A WELL EsrABLrsHED
business in Chicago centrally ated doing we'll AMI
msy be greatly increased To business m with a
all capital FIRST rate chance offered Address Cleye
land, box 1066 Chicago, III.
DARTNER wANTgD-As LANDLORD or ROUND
Bill water and Hotel Norfhau pton Mass who viii
invest sufficient capital the real belonging 10 tue in
ttution bis interest 10 ia already doing
bu,irt OF from &i7rO 81 oOo snnum uneq.
I'D In beanty Of location. II IL respons die
manage alone. and the proprietor anxious 10 re-
strict his the medical department OF the ntuon
Cali and examine or address the proprietor. =.
DARTNER OR AGENT wANrED-IN nvEsY PRfN
II cipe city and county, 20 seil portfolio farm mill 70
farmers and mlers OF mills from $40 s6s Csa
IN at ". J. Ausint machine shop,
corner kesie and Centre streets. Call address
BSDE, proprietor.
ann "A YOUNG MAN WANTED, Win THE
respectable saloon broadway; willing 10 tend bar
NAV address for further particulars with real
name, n A. 7, Herald onics
A1On "A PARTNER WANTED, TO ATTEND AND
B(UU take full charge Of Of the besl liquor
stores best down town doing good bu
sIness The having other business this Ia the best
chance offered Apply 10 T. oAffsHv corner OF new
Bowery and Vh street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-06

UCTIOS NOTICE-A FAMILY WISHING TO AVOID
"A auction. will se At private sale their pArlor aud
chamber furniture which nearly at great bargain
for parr suits In s.n coverings elegantly
piano. superbly carved
wood bedsess &C. variety
articles useful 10 gepeel houseteepe Gall
before Friday llth inst, 26 West Twenty street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-06

DAwrRRoKERs sALE-w. ~ LEWIS SON WILL
III sell on Monday. at 10 oclscs. 90 the OF Co
hmbs and Browne streets 40, Of ,ils muslin aud cscs
dresses msnisss ahawls and bedding, also mechsuss
tools wssches jewery, and various other ART ,es.
Nh-Ihe watches and jewery viii be sold at ococt ny
order OF O. COr1.EN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-06
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

FARM. CoNsIsrIna or IS ACRke, FOB SALE
q Said farm Is well improved with good subs Aous sua
commodous dwelling together with the usuA ousnouses All
in exceert repair Ii IL situated Fairfield county Coaa
thin siI mes York. and hree miles from We Eew
Haven Railroad station stamford fhts farm well caisu
lated 70 mske pleas AMI residence
permanent home 10 located elevation from which
country said farm can be noughi ceesp s9d On
reasonable terms. For particulars Inquire a.
d. B. BRUEN on The premises above the New Hope school
house,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-06

III Alrnshouse. June 1853 TO manufacturers OF gss
proposals viii be received n tbs Office Of
The Governors OF the Amshouse, rotunda Park until ~
o'clock " Of the sh instant Tor erecting the southwest
Of the grounds Of Bellevue Hospital Twenty ssh
street river works and apparatus 10 connect with
pipes row in The buding 70 manuiscuse gas In sulcien,
with specification Of the mode Of manufacture and
the Of erecting The works, with such information
required for undertaking Of the
For further information apply 70 tho undersgued.
q GODFREY 8CN1HfR,
WIN. P1NRNEY, }Commitsc.
r. q. MOLONKY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-06

E'OR sALE-A HANDSOME TWO STORY BASEMENT
rocms freeh painted papered
perf erder The furniture had If desired In
Fulton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-06

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE OR Ex
ID change. at Yonters 10 s.es large man,ico Sesu,s
perry will be taken Merchs1dse exchanged for unincu
bered property. CHARLES H. hoLDHN' ~ NASSAU street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-06

houday June7, at 10 O'Clock the stock aud fxtures
o me mocery aud liquor 800 Tenth street
furniture of he family.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-06

EDWARD sCBErCK. AuCrIosEER "A BEAUTIFUL.
~ long tail gray r 4 y VI SCHgsck will sell NJ
auction Tuesday, s inst a, oc-ek a, their 9. esroom
The above beautiful marc II out OF
Bsahaw highland Boy In perfscv soand kind and
gentle years DID, and warranted TO rot close 70 three mi
autex
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-06

LIvOR sALR-"GLEN sIDE"-A CHARMING COUNTRY
IL residence banks of the Hudson hour from
city. his beau !u residence aed In the village OF
Yonke three minutes walk from the depot Both cars and
afford hourly communication with New York. The
place comprises about two with wafer front The
house Is built in most substantial Italian villa STYLE With all
city such bot sir furnaces hot and cold
wser BATH &c elegant marble msntels in every room.
halls with msrble floors pazzas and balconies commanding
the beautiful scenery for twenty miles The grounds
studded with large forest and other eea shrubbery &c
arbors bouse rustic seas &c &c The house COM
peely newly Furnished which will be sold desired.
HE whole the desirable couotry places
Of Hudson Cost $4,000 Terms 81 400
raid Office.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-09
IFrom the German
The Resebush

child sleeps under rosebush fair,
The buds swell out in the soft May air;
sweetlY i rests, and on dream-Wi1g flies
Eo play with the angels in Paradise,
sud the years glide by.
maiden stands by The rosebush fair,
dewy blossoms perfume the air;
ste presses her hand to her throbbing breast,
WITH loves first wonderful rapture bless,
And the years glide by.
mother kneels by the rosebush fair,
SOFT sigh the leaves in the evening air
Surrounding thoughts of the past arise,
1id tears Of anguish are in her eyes,
And She years glide by.
aked and lone stands the rosebush fair,
t9hirled are the leaves ia the autumn air,
&ithered ana dead they fell to the ground,
silently cover a neW.nade mound,
And the years glide by.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-09

8o@ % 0Eph WoIAN.- Women have really more
sas L matrimonial atiairs than we are apt to give
ay taas undoubtedly an eye to bis person, and ad.
saasaa maaly stature and handsome limb none the
aszs because ste happened to marry mannikin in.
stead ot man story is told Of Roman suit2r
NJ sa9 obviously understood human nature-or rather
qasan nature aF better than our modern beaux,
s5ai5g q WOO fan lady, he took with him a bag Of
9sa apa 2 bar oil iron; the former he threw at her
ss sae Aatteg he bent in her presence. Spine and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-09
BRITISH POSSESSIONS.

NEW GRENADA, WEST COAST OF SOUTH
AMERICA, CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
SANDWICH ISLANDS; AUSTRALIA AND
VAN DlEMAN LAND, NEW SOUTH WALES
AND GHtNA.-Closes on the 4th aud 18th Of
each month, at P. NJ. Arrives on on about the
18th and 18th of each month.
as Postage to South Pacific Letters, BIC; papers,
&c.
Rs-Postage to New South,Wales, Victoria, South
Australia, etc., via England, by packet or private
ships, b ceuts single rate, prepaid via France,
10 cents each quarter ounce, prepaid is added 10
the above postage; via New York, by private
ships cents, prepaid.
GB- Postage to Peru Letters, 22c.; papers. &c.
Ga- Postage to Bogota New Granada:) Letters I9c;
papers, &c.
"a Postage to China New South Wales, Sandwich
Islands via San Francisco: Ice, prepaid
A The postage to places on the West coast of South
America via Panama. is: On each single letter,
S4eents and on each newspaper, cents, when
sent and 10 cents on each letter, and cents on
each paper, when received,
aS- The postage to New Grenada direct is 10 cents
single rate, and 2 cents each newspaper; and TO
Che Sandwich Islands, Australia, Van Dieman's
Land and China, tvia San Frdncisc0,) is on
each sinsleietter, 10 cents, payable in advance,
NEW ORLEANS, June I, lS5S,
So me single letter rate 70 California and Oregon IL
TO cents prepaid. On newspapers, ETC. the do
nestle rates apply, s. i, MARKS, p. NJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-09
The Death npf a Child.

sa johnston Of Ballykelbeg, Ireland, is the au
8or of little volume % Lays for the Lost One,
whish tie following lines occur
used to be small foot climbing on our stairs:
sEe ased TO be blithe step RAINING here and
issni " Of 4 sweet voice fingers on mine ear
sk s'taeas the lonely silence ever reigning here
we had little plaything id our garden bowers
sse loved little white hand plucklng garden flow
TEE and shrub, and blossom, well known friends
tseafne,
ua welcome were the spring birds coupled with his
name,
used to feel soft hand patting on my cheek;
used t0 kiss two soft lips-loYed to hear them
speak
aa. merry was the playing on our parlor floor;
s5g, n9ught il lett but silence-senee eyermore ~
--se>-1--
Hare HusrRG ExTHAoRD1N ARY.--The South.
slde Vas Democrat relates the following singular
incident, which sounds Ike new chapter in natural
aiatotg
tsW days since, as Mr. Charles Warner, of this
aHtgs was going short distance in the country on
5qat ta visit q friend, he observed hare in the road
SaHt 1ay0nd the bridge which crosses Lieutenant
a lh tie rear 81 the heights, that appeared to be
sstsnlug and looking back for something which pur-
asa q. He stood still, and hearing no dog was
Ne re Discover lhe cause Of its alarm when
nis surprise, be discovered the object OF il to
snlali brown animal which he took to be
ssses, and which hunted the footsteps of the hare
the utmost precision Mr. Warner wishing to
Etle# u SO dlmnutiYe an animal could cone success
afta the speed Of the hare, retreated to d bush
a az where he was an attentive observer of
li1At ior nearly two hours, during which time he
2 eestain that be saw both the hare and weazel at
t9etY times They were frequently out of SIGHT
several minutes, but the hare still unwilling to
Hea9e he place where il was found came round
s@ln ana with5the little enemy sometimes close at
seels, Toward the end OF the remarkable chase
issea ee anne uncommonlg interesting, the hare
az vantage OF the thickest covert that the place
tasded and made use Of all her strength and cum
lag p escape but without effect; until at length.
HtaF.ed gut By the perseverance of her pursueT ii
neaEa 10 ely fol- some time. at last the cries
e1ll1g f9n one point, he concluded it had become
victim Of The chase ana went to the spot, where
aa lo4nd the harequlte dead aud the weaze so in-
ast 9n e its neck ~ not to observe his APP
raael5 and which now fell j victim to IFS cane.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-09
rsuFs laiig Crescent
s.s'Fasa tee Ne
Dog Days.
a all.a as..I. sxTis.A. vac AVA.

s1aaEaEA E1TisAvAd ANA.
mercury Is ninety-nine,
ndallg mounting higher;
G8e heavens are in q fever-glow,
And Cd the earth s on fire
4 See it smoke as if the mouth
lf Hades gaped below,
LID awful to be cooked alive,
Good Lord where shall we go
THE Philippians in the streets
Are burned from black to red
AND hishmeh that cleanse the drains
Are hourly dropping dead.
The tin is LIQUID en- the roofs
& hundred leaks have sprung;
Some seething metal fell on me,
By Plato how it ssungi
The rivers that were once so cool
&fe hnbhling meath the sun,
md fish twere best to boil before
Are taken out-iceR doRe!i
Al man il sauntering on the pave,
And thinking that the Day
When oil the elements shall melt
Cannot be far away
III Hargeis If the heat viii be
Much more intense than now,
When sudden rises up behind,
4 h0rrid, deafening row
a dog demented bounds along,
Not ten ieet in the rear,
His tongue is thick With CORY sweat,
Aud bristiing in his hair.
The frightened passenger takes flight
like lightning thr0' the town,
BE bursts into the nearest house,
And knoeks--three women down!
% Phmbas pray deliver us
From this Internal life,
slis worse than being bored by dn2se-v.-''
Or. saddled with n wife.
assessss II IFS the viii Of Fate
I've should be purged by FIRE,
Don't torture us By slow degrees,
let rs at once expire
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-09

R1LLowfNe THE LoBD.-An itinerant preacher
Aysled along the northwestern counties of the State
Illinois, &c was mounted on an, animal vS9Sse @
Esarnee betokened very bad leeping-the mefe
assaige work otWhat had once been horse
ialng ne to she door of country int he incurred
sas landlord the distance to The next town
~ ae host. coming out was So forcibly struck with
appearance Of the animal anon which The anerist
shs. he walked twice around before giving the
desired Information. He then asked a'5''-s 'ue
IL might you he JUS o fair question:
a n follower 81 the Lord 2 was the answer.
sallewin' The Lord ehYs demanded the host
Mssi, " ell You what it is, TELLER, (eyeinp The
tasss agalg,) there y one thing eertanSif YOU sion
eatea on the road, you'll never catch him with that
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-09

lt1ls gltl, about FIVE years Of age, was equally
sssEa q let mother and grandmother On the birth
ss*as ai Inc hitter her mother said to her:
dear. yen must pray to God to bless yonf
and that she mas live to be very old,
child looked with some surprise at her mother.
lla4 pegeeiving it, said
e sin you net prav t8 God to bless yonf5
sla'FfetleF, ana that size may 1--we 10 become very
aanaaia aaid the child, ashe IS very old
would father pray that she may become
NG5gil3s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-09

10 work worlhily, man must aspire worthily. His
theory n human attainment must be lofty. Ii must
Aigh mount 81 vision and Of renoFaiing IDEAS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-09
A NEW DISCOVERY q THE GREATEST Avn
a MOST WONDERFUL In THE WORLD.
.SARsA PARILL4 LOZENGES s..
Simple amtl colnponnd.

Prepared by n HEREU, DEuggistand PhFgeian
e ~ ssences sytups and Extracts named and
have long time thoroughly investigated the idea Of
general therapeutic he Of being applied 10 All
diseases developmen principle proceeds
orgGns.
o and mineral kingdoms had induced hope that could
ofaag eeen snsl ssR and thanks indegatgable
have found in necessary Eeansfor this
grand ae which ~ based upon oeaginos principle
apaElla partly kaoWnto the pubc Such is discovery
LozeHges has been given because nature precued f
possibility ofdeng otherwise and have divided It into SIM
to children wellgs admits.
Ny first privately and remained
knoHn until wonderful satisfied ma that had sc
against
The attention Of the public Is called to
these ozenseA IN order that every one may Witness tbs sdm
table results OF the sumo.
GENERAL EFFECTS,
Iestlnea e RI upwards Of thousand persons.
byrenl91ng ai Impurities from iii precious ran Auld
Pc OIL 4 l. q FF ECTs
II rom pt ana rtdical cure Of a diseases generally
VIC ray esed these Lozengss have had the
81 enereal 5yphille hepatc, scorbutical equity rheu
lg 9nu nervous ana bilious discusses arssGapleey cured
te% a I'M i hitei 20 Ftpledy i Fesortedio.
4l diseases of the lungs head eyes stomach bowels and
other Internal an disappear entirely pro-
gidea tne lsg1enFeg are resorted 70.
For saie ~ box With prospectus showing how they
GENERAL DEPOT AT N. #HERBU,s,
corner Toulouse and Bourbonstreets
i 3wRIGHT 4 CO.,
a and 15l ChartFes ST.
GUILLOTi Royalstreet.
Isl. B0ENABEL,
corner OF SatcheI and Fchonpitoulass SITS,
g, Fl. WERoKAfDIIER,
ie2 Camp street corner Of toy dras street..
(gfstis)deily at the above Drug Store,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-09

0geHIHG INcIDESr,--A little boy had died. His
hgar was laid out ID dafkened room, waiting to be
8sd So tsle cold long grave. His afflicted mother and
sayea little sister went in to look Mt the sweet
&c tae precious sleeper, for his face was beauti.
ss even III death. AS they stood gazing on the face
s qe u beloved and cherished the ltd girl asked to
aka iis hand The mother at first did not think it
sag bat the child repeated the request and seemed
Safg anxious about it; she took the cold bloodess
l4 II beg sleeping boy and placed it in the hands
g as weeping little sister.
A9e deer child looked at it a moment caressed 1t
sal5as V and then looked up to her mother through
asars sad love, and said
mother, this hand never struck me-
nat could have been more touching and lovely
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AiH Datahneighbors two story house. Being on tbe
qasaf thait respective honses one day. the one on
EAe cR aunse cries out to the other "What ior Won
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piled pe ground ees very cheap up here