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Tho New California.

Intelligence oi' hto Go'a Regioa from Furious Par
hei --Etfeai a,i Richaess u Me .Maes- Compa-
nies.
The New York Evening Post contains a letter
from Lcavonworth. Kansas. dated the 18th inst
giving some further account from the newly dis.
covered gold region. /, contains the following ex-
tract ss
A letter from IN old business inan Of Leayen.
worth. Mr.. Wbbe. .rcachei here Yesterday. II was
written ut Cherry Creek, aud contains the latest
news from the gold region. Mr.. W. writes that
he has Satisiicd himself from personal obserya-
tions. that tho supply of gold is very prolific AMI
cnsy to obtain. lie urges his former business
partner nnd several other old friends 70 come cut
NJ onae, and bring heavy stocks ofgoods with them
we'll ns mnin: tools, to supply the stran-
gcrs who arr now hurryng th,ther from all d.
rccions.
\ letter of similar purport from the same To-
cation. received in st. Joseph on Friday evening
states that miners with very imperfect apparatus.
nrc making ~ and Slo per day. and that with
proper tools they could realizn four or fve times
M much. Several members ofthc Lawrence Com
pany. who went out last spring have Just return o
homo for tools. etc They report their comrades
ro"lizing abon, $40 psr day, with nIs of the rad.
est description. A Mssournn hofetnrncd from
tho mines few dnvs since hns some specimens of
tho gold with him in this city. II is of worry fine
quality. Several of those ho have returned est-
mne that miners with tho proper outfit AMI tools,
could rcnHc on II average $50 per day
The first party for the mines from this city WAS
organized On Saturday evening, under the namo
of tho pkc's Peak City Mining Company. Gen.
VIM Iarimer. formerly of pitt-hurg. was elected
president. The pnrIy VII start for tho gold re-
gion about the first Of October, hoping to arrive
there in about month. Should they bc delayed
on the wny, however, they may spend tho wintor
at bront's Fort. They win go with mule trnin,
taking with them outfit and provisions for six
months They expect to eSporonco hardships.as
the weather in tho vicinity of Pixies Peak 10 very
severe during the winter They design founding
II town ns well II. carry ing on mining operations.
Companies nre also forming in Sumner, Kansas
city, st. Joseph Omaha, and ut several other
points Some of them will start this fall, but they
will generally prepare to 90 out with the opening
of spring
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Domestic Tragedy in Milwaukee.


II" N'l"nu@ee $ "t'"ff Of ia" l?'h brings n
lnil account oi domestic ,rn@edy TINT occurred
IN t'nt ei'yon saturday las. \ man mined
Chamber hi win aud Little lnu ,shtcr, some srv-
cn "r 'iEhi years "i age, came to Mi'whnkc" from
Buffalo. hc having leased new store thet". and
brought on stock OF "oo'ls. The parties hnd liv-
eI nnharlhly tpr tw" or iht'e years past, and Mt
le"s'h separation took place, for the reason, as
iii" husband stated that h" could not live Mt pence
with her. III" however. continued to maintain
: ih" n,"ther and child who were left tosethcr.-
In Milwaukee they boarded Mt different hotcls.--
On Saturday lat Sh" went t" "a private residence
to board. On Tuesday morning stating that she
was going To consult "n ahrologst, she doubtless
took the opportunity to bny II pnrkhs" oi arse
nir.
On Tuesday afternoon her husband bad M in
ter,i"w with her. during which she sent her
daughter dawn stairs for a e",7 "l water and on
her return Mr.. Chambers saw her suddenly rniso
ii paper u her lips, swallow something, and drink
the glass of watrr Susp"ctins tho purpose. as
she had often threatened to kill herself he snatch
c th" paper from, her hands too late, however,
to prevent her from swallowing the poison
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as o..ER'. CoNcsNTR!A.TE1D,, E.sENCE e.. Eng n

ot ia Lt " ~. ra' M a I % a. ,t
,ncdics for Nervous cadvche and for affections OF the
generally far diseases Of the Scalp and Hair bay
,rr particularly occupied prominent position IN the
>rtati"n :" many and m eagerly sought after ny It's thou'
1is If admirers Itsequvaent however Of the active n-
ple Of the that real permanent bene
be effected. and il therefore simply palliative and
feeble for the diseases for which this valuable
rlv is o well adapted -
ROSSFR'S CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF BAY
LEAVES OILY by the inventor has been effect
hdy series Of chemical experiments and has at last been
brought to that state which makes areme
dy unenuaed arresng the decay of the hair the removal
ofdanlu and of recy few applications that dsires'
ing itching Which generally precedes the falling Of he
hair II originally for member If his family
lhavng no confidence III the nostrums usually Sold who had
mos; Distressing iecay Of the hn and such its wonder
III curative effects that its reputation became establish
ted and hnnreds Of calls made for 1t without
system "f pulling whatever Its Intrinsic alone
have pushed ino public and such the demsnd for
this truly remedy that the has induced
manu- 1. upon scale, and
with the fullest confidence TO the entire public,
Prepared by Tho. u Rsser at his Chemical Laboraor
Petersburg, Va, and for sa. by Druggist generally.
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strangers to bury has dead wife y 1t is supposed
that Nr: Cham bal made all his arrangements
for this purpose aad he sent his luggag. down .
also, that the stno. Of goods which he brought ON,
has been shipped to Illinois. These and ono or
two other int', raise the suspicion that there was
good ground for the story Of his wife, that his ILL
treatment aud misconduct drove her to commit
suicide
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uNOH NOK y d u The scW. r-> -
II boa,d r"~iiS aud fanspor, ainn Com kr,...u.r
runy desroms Of ahe,ns iudnrs
I" t" shipping "l prwll 10 M ha,a In an,cipnton
thrr outfit II Boats procured the Iron steamer "K su
k""' thu splendid tran aud "HOpe" ani
rla, ed them In. bci~ lichunni aud Norfolk,
ninx - folluwsi
Leave Richmond Tursd,>' and Friday. at 4 r. NJ,
Leave Norfolk. Mondays and Thptsiav. at An.
Canal Rs lynrhbatg and oh" inis having freight
for Norfolk. viii Transfer al u ab"N. boats which will
be In tho krhnnnd ID ock daily to teeni freight
thtrpru Nnrink reminded to the agents
ot the line nj Hicbuond d"f rd Coz who viii receive
aud forward freight { co ct ,harg"
Itosht taken n The hrfsi
Fni tuihur pR't'"l' rtp,y
7. A',ti. .SOs, Agont at Lynfhburg
BtiD:tt,hD y -, Agents Richmund.
GANlttsoN y MAIGSE, Agents at Norfolk,
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LANCHHsW Wt;soAan AND oNN.

htr returns In gtat'id lrbuoNl tEc
mrntH - Ills old trends tor ia" rh"h
toward I'm them ana the pun
la thai h" ls l"rn started IN hnsn"'s and he hl'~ ny
10 tonttiuah'' 'h u
II, VII unh" to order aud Keep ou hand NJ lhdH -"
t"on ANl aFRon- nude IL the most Substantial AMI nh
>tyl. lu also N. u, and viii anon have nah
general m'ut ItArnE"f Ru' ka"nA aud Hnt ei"-
Ais" a .aormrnt al and two horse Sr'lns N"Ag
Maze an tN IA A ~ g"ui wax,
h ihs s0id LyBfhbHpR toGb and HdSsen htry nj Ms
hr l. doing tstu"ss the iV", MAY "N''' -
good wutk AMI nta low Irrc All who wan good aud
iogg - ei,. rail JOHN II. BAILEY, Agt.
l.
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4, CHARLES ". BUTTON.
Z kMa

III yiRGISIA\ pnhish-' ally al sf snt rtweeklyA
trt annutn v,rte mi weekly -. nvaahiy IN al
e. aU will b cuargei ali Nc iaI"r
i.cpuiinuel. Al the option o. the Propetors
arti ~ shall have been paid
ADVERTISEMFS usertc tor 5Uc square Of
10 r. or les. foi the and a1t each
,nanc- unless weekly, ami then 40 ct
49, uar- esch Insertion II the uuinbe Of
.r; on. Ice not tbe Ms. will b. Puhiishedii'r
.r.,i nui AM charged itrrr :ngs
III BARil Al ARE
square. ....''''..'F.,
Fort tSo
two '"
rten,.d tor both papers subject TO ape
I ouiiart
~ Annual advertisers will be limited to their Immediate
N. or tb- charged at transient rates
- All new Advertisements appear IN the daily AID III
wr.kly rsiers. ,x..,
obituary notices which "hceeJ eiSht ZINES arc en.'sou
rl,' ur ~
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ONE Dol i .Ak
NN+uF j serN


NV or TIE BrST !" Nr1NE An. IL, rh NJ
~ III iNt> no" r"fr'e u" lo.a'. nan'l, d.. s''".
,"t'',' .s.r NIT ana .'r 20 s ,ian han o,y a,le
medicine known irisr"t amy rn'h'r il. In, a ftcr
r.agey nct,ig ,ir L,r,r ia 81. T., n'od ini'
h,n tn stomach ani 1--we, l." r., a, 'Aal l"i
So TINS a." m ri-'"r w" ror os". ,'etnaiV ""a'
A. "a, -. lorh',.i Tue ions
= . Gs'hs'ti 1t >tre st,'#t, st.l.m al iir
= ,nc thnt lurr'e,t ar. e" - l'1df ~, IN a"d
- crate 'swil strengthen 4" 'niti "r WIN W"'"dl
= Dr. .Snmford'- In.i@ornto. i. rar1 onric en-.
- trcly from artir,- ot M al ne. r,n''y Gums
,l.a of tie caqt, T., ib. guns b. 'rncd
- whrn l. known thai "ne / "'i II" in'tF"r."t con
niue, i eugth rs an" 'nufr'i doc" 'aom'i
with N an, n it, irlct ncr'..
Though ro.-e' ing r"Er nct,'"" r""er' hos" Gum,
have been tn Iio .nern t" t.,.'nN aud n"Nc' oscd
their descriptions M. used IN the '"n II N" ir'so
induce the proprietor % "r a 'nty me'' !nr "d
~ Lirr e. mriniris in 'hc'r w'fs f'i"ns
i""'a. -,io" h,"s ,a'- i b, "ra". ed A'r'ri- cur
- cr and a. prof IA , I>yiaor ,on Re ieyrs tbs dis
ease lie, an, one troubled ,tnc isA" the Iny,go.
- 'ator IN '""" v.eh I'd ih'it SIN o"s t. a.
Co-ss,"nc-> be re-inan'ni9 : curcdhy the In,ig-
- orator TAKE At ~ mai ln-''"n ~ rag ana It assists
d, len in h,,.i AID acii,c sra'nnd
work ) rsH.,!v ,oek w"ik
double d,.' f,he ior,Ror"o' Nai' '"'eci~ II a'n'y
and % b.. of the stomach
Y Fran load, t-i"msr ~ "'qa', relieves
ali or.r',s'ye"r ""'a-, i,r - {" ns hra.t'y For
- ghcsi terms.
mendcI a> tr i.y" tomF' int aud all diseases
-ins lr.iu - i.sri IN lu1ua ot
oi ~ a,,r M iu' o." r, t'y Il, and
- fIt' '. ;ir Sd tie,
20 bj - pi s.ofit made ronPce cure
before bpi,t -1kru amt
~ aryihur edible b. u i,- :. 'u,tnre uot '",
W the lightrs t,od wnrd - dpilcn that CAV, ptn
Now what wc .,Hdr3' j., . Lpr
CoRIiaats I1 Jstff uhr Hen do u"; ia' (. his
- The greatest III " rlI --Htd-s f"et
wetakc nhnilc Il's.nF - ""mncn"ing ~ ne'-
- = cuc a preventive trr Fever Rnd 4 gee, Chitt Fe-
AS al Er.rr- ni a wiIiioa- r,pe. Il "pcr
- wiIh aud thousands Ling !" testify
- its wonderful virtues
~ There has NJ, cr tried IN fam Is remedy
WIN has Sii snrh unhuuhdot tic
of diseases incident riiidr - Dr SanfOrd'. In-
vigOrnuor; nor a'nnr i"r - children thst
tSet AZ '"'' mildly ant gently,
~ to the ILprousI" th1t
think e ,.uI sersi : T. ADJ i-rs hem, when
they need lis irhIedy. 1hor"
that have unIt u"4c" wh'r" goat benrh has
- q; IL" litor NthnI Bow
" els where all rrmcics i,utdt give rci 1t hiss
hrco,he u-eiH! family that Ill n"I bc with
out it.-Jta.tAr,t. d!a Eq'H1.H6'.
Iie.tu>L Iot tsii -, foI 10.
SANFORD co PiuiI eus,- 3iI iir alway New y Ik.
aug l26m
i,.p. Ig yrr nf pfl ltpi
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THE WONDER OF The AGE!

ITNT OFINEII At IIIt IAnH NTOKE--
- bp f"d iIao b't,h SIX at....''...........5o ct
10 - '.,.................. 30 en-
JD0 " " .62t cti
$40 . "....................S tt
Call every and pr heap brcs.
aeptlyt, JOHN ABBAHAMs.
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CSPHEAs SSH Ntsl. EA.-a0aU iyprcss Shingles
" 90 Tons Brush Mountain Coal For sale jy
ANDERSON. LANFORD& d co, on CaLa
mar 60 near Langh ghoruc'. N
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FORWARDING BUaINESS.
Eromihr Northern lite. 10 . > ne !, b"rG -" jus.
River lnHni, 1nd to sousk. western Ntr-
vintn aud Ecaur-srr VITA Va. \ y.
mud En.t v-ou. u NpHiDtH
uk,,.l

4 An rEtpAktp To FpkW ARP hERtHAkblSi
y ~ ,o mu.t tt"'ahe i,tms anI without delay
li1NnE sntta w,,kA nm II Eoat' t"hth VIII he
mad fal nss"u "slc business Will nH'li, ~ whh ''"
pe n ioaNo ckf, ,thc day n ~ not tai goods at '"ian
hunger get them The
"i,N",. I'M, traual ituu A,M York ia kn"xNir. "ul!
twelve q Ihirftct DAYS.
r-,lntt In 1.a on the Canal the rNrrh
.,uio than hat oi hat tue,
by III son Il Nrlc I lraai
~ ttsp,s Invariably tlo~ III" goods io 'h'r ars,ina
ALFRED = IL
Iorma =dtt1 rrd -, Nrr, ,Aasf
ig I,utl Il rlinoud Va
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REMOVAL.
NEW STAND AND NEW GOODS.

NJ w ss'NH'
4 HAVE Sol.D Oii Al ALCTIn. ALL OF MY OLD
y md Hn-phnd Quot aud Vel the opposite Il ~
NAM Street 10 IN. cnn"r " aioya tho Ma ket house.
where am tc'"tring liz y" stork Of
Ameiican BiitIsh, French, swiss German and
Ialiln Dry q 5ods
ot he i'tcs t,le at my nw prices ask tho
i" al the ana call. Terms Of
,"y ,a's - h"te'l re. f'cHs'rtIy.C + = .ash
N IInHIS. ARenf
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Nuw Goop, will MS mECEsvED At

~ Gomez ins nbn, the Market lio use
'rrg nesk IN t ya, he d cheap The old terms,
VIZ Cash M d,lnrr. 'i tho tu"ls
soptiJln,t. JAo rrRVIS, Agent .
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IN J. FOIkES has the picn-nrr Of Offering
Ne la his fsrr : something iih way ~ n kECLiN
ING EASY CHAIR Ihrcc po,,"n. tain Il in this
C!n.r j. the smrl most cbhI.l" and "hr tpcs
Chair sale this market It acceptable
alike the Invalid the ordinary puTprs ci
Chair Call and it, r. j. EDLKES.
jy 21-ts
M RRs.s. CEMENT. in md for -nIeb
sbV aplgs ANDEkSO d, LANF0 ORD Il co
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RE- ~ WAY. OE noNEY. %

Rkls ~ W aN Ch HoNE.h. -&~H
avn ,,iing ltir rHu. We M NJ r"si' enlN
D tho, iut,hi. >''tl'
tls, lam, 1galnt h- VI aar
in.m T. iri vi /" Pay Hhi have al iH'
10 cNItati ~ IL iuHnihs ~ January ahd
si Jaiy. W Ia >ttl"Ill sis nnihs busih'ss
= those tie aii itcas' attend l"ihis
.A,clnps iet 'iitit r us o see heh-
Crnc ~ and all. aud se,e ard uin' h oilis"
/, 2it. ! hAIliilAS 4 co.
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IT "
ricc 10, all pr Red an " h. N'a. h"t III +" ths nn
krt lie '' /,
sc!hns Eae> fam s'=",i urIni'c "-n'. t.ues
a.rat, tANF. SMITH 60.
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n JOHN DoOl .EN.
.nSs li"i un"ui,r,uur aud " h"ic-ntr -
In

HaT|, ears, fiES. 7RIA hiAaS, -
EAhb. 1SJS!
ha," aud cnmirtr A. ttnlrni
' c>tiNt Il"l h. the I'll l'"'t aid an
prerEr,I IA frr tutsnnl .'uCrnp I" lnr'hasrr~
II iatt nnl 81
Nj ana fls hnN. SPARED nn pains a. The ''"'tn g" tl'
staek and tt' tina, lonf rNpc' "rahl.s ~" !"
Il, tiirns N"ih
ard Itui 'sst y ali respectfully "o' od rom my va
- i,ten..t. am' Ia. rrhie JOHN lN'oilN.
klaluImnI II y IL
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v
racu h, ha. ed highest premiums At
the Vim aud land f. Eid aii other Fairs whore
has be,n cxhih,e In tins uacno rith sshed risdH
cheaper quicker and with lees and than by any
mode 1t l. pie Ia its operation that child
dursand aud work md AL liable to get out OF
order Those lo s' and labor In this tedious
trying thongh ahiutey ssas) domestic operation,
w please call and examine r til, n,sceos For sale by
sepla dim W. TRUTT, Main Street.
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AVE In receipt II beauifu lot Of Ladies Dress
w Goods consisti. 6 IL partof
Rich Double jupe TX Rcbfs
Rich Flcuiced do do TT
Beyaderc Srped and Fancy Press Silks.
Rich Sidc.Robe aua fnncy Delsines
Cashmere &c, Trimin ~ FIuees an ! b, It kobona
large Of Pulled Cloths and Plaid Lnseysfor ervan2
septl3fs JOHN J.. DAVIS w.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-08

'scENEs BRYosD THE GRAvE."-We have received
from Mr.. J. B. WATSON, No.09 Common street, copy
Of book with the above title. published by Stephen
Denel, Dayton, Ohio. 1t Ia an extraordinary work
purporting to be narrative by Miss Marietta Davis
of Berlin New York, Of what she saw and heard IN
the spiritworld, during ninedays trance 10 the year
1s4s. Whether II be a delusion or not it is won
derfnl beautiful and most fascinating thing to read
6ingularIy enough, the book issofered by the pub
Usher antdote TO what he calls the fallacies and
inndeities Of sprisualism. The particulars Of Miss
Davis trance are duly certified to- and the Rev
George Waller, an eminent Baptist Of Kentucky
wthont expressing his belief in it, still recommends
the book to the public, and particularly to all who
love the Bible and the Christian Religion.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-08

LITERARY CoFARrSERsHIP,- We perceive that two
Of our moot popular literary caterers, MI, J. c. Nor
gan, Of Exchange Place, and Mr.. George Ellis, Of
Commercial Place. have formed copartnership, and
will hereafter conduct their business at both the we'll
known stands, under the name and style OF J. 9.
Morgan 4 Co. The business experience ant energy
Of the two gentlemen being now united, the public
may rest assured Of having their literary wants and
tastes gratided with readiness and completeness
which win leave nothing to desire.
Atboth the stores will be found all the standard
and popular works Of the day, as quickly as issued
from the press together with the magazines, peIiod
calls illustrated and literary papers, cheap puhlica
tions, ETC., as fast as steam can bring them. The
counters are at present heaped with all the late popu
lar books, including "The World of Mind" Euro
pear. Acquaintance, "Livngstone's African Travels,
together with all the home magazines for March, and
the foreign magazines as late as received.
Messrs. Morgan 4 Co. invite continuance of the
patronage which has been literally bestowed upon
the two establishments an invitation which we are
sure will be accepted in the most extensive manner
We call universal attention to their advertisements in
this mornings Crescent.
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STATE LzofsLATURe The proceedings Of the last
week show that the delegates from the city Of New
Orleans have not been unm udful of their business
as many measures Of great importance to the city
now 80 near its close, Thursday, 18th inst.,) we
trust that every delegate from the city win make it
special duty to be hand all the time till the curtain
drops There are matters Of importance to this par
ISL Jet pending some that our wants require and
others that we do not want Let Us have no more
absenteeism and il there be any members now in
the city, urge upon them the importance and me-
cessty Of taking the first boat for the capital there
TO remain until the close of the session.
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In England, France and .fnerict
DR.. HaIsted.

OF ROUND HILL wATER-cURE, NORTHAMPTON,
MASS
Begs to tender his thanks your citizens liberal re-
cepon of his method Of curing chronic by the aid
Of Mooepathya vang process which brings all the organs
into healthy action, and throws of disease by invigoraien
without the facilitating effects Of medicine. II is we'll known
that DR. H. makes The diseases Of speciality. But he
would also invite attention his system for the Of
ula, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and any chronic ament
which postraes the strength and renders isome
He would particularly invite It's consideration for Spinal Dis
and that large class of haassng and
ing complaints which grow out Of them.
He viii leave the city the 18th inst for home and would
be happy receive calls from those DESTROYS Of making
men for spending the at his delightful resort
which oSerook the most picturesque and beautiful landscape
in all New England Home comforts will be found there
bracng mountain ARA cordial welcome and such attentions
and amusemen as render it desirable retreat for families
well as invalids
Circulars and treatise this treatment be had gratis
ath Office rs Camp seeentrance Natchez street oee
hours. l2o2PM
Brother President Home Mutual Insurance
Company; j. Adams and Emory capp merchants m6 2p2t
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Opening a We 40 Mime.

The opening new mine could pt crafty prospeeters
than the use Of
DAVIS SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR,
does those who health especially they the
jsets Of Consumption Coughs Colds Asthma Bronchitis In.
uenIA Catarrh, Peursy, Group Hopping Cough Pains in
the Breast Side Splitting Of Blood This truly and
effective remedy that be ried implicitly, and
that the whole world Acknowledges The Wild Cherry and
Tar systematically blended happily proportional
that they go at home to
Sold ia New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
]. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and ISL Chartres street
General Agents for the South whom all orders should be
addressed ms 2p3teod3ltW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-08

hEhoststter--Thes urprising effects of Hos
letters Vegetable Stomach Btels removing bile forcing
APOSTLE mpsrng health tone 70 The system and disspa-
ing aSspspus y mpioEns truly wonderful Every nervous
aeoA'ed weak and emaclassd person. male or fea should
ny nat onee One vinegaas full taken times each day.
osis meas Or he patient should be aiady child de-
hiitaed condition, half the quaoty viii az uutu sufeieu
strength restored, ~Ach win be II very short time
and eonvnee she paent q the truth the above naed happy
reus vhieh hare gained for these Bitter such an epvbe
repatasn everywhere For sale BY druggists and dealers
seAe'An1. ms 2p6t&itw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-08

IMPORTANT TO ALL.--The success which has at
tended Dr. Ealing here in the treatment Of corns and
all diseases Of the feet, proof Of his great know
ledge and skill in removing these painful nusances,
which all are liable to. As there is not the least
doubt Of Dr. Eaings ability TO cure without cutting
and without pain and in the most aggravated case to
give instant relief, we are not surprised that bis
rooms should be constantly crowded With ladies' and
gentlemen anxious TO have the benefit Of his judg.
ment aud skill The Doctor we understand leaves in
few davs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-08
Printing! PI' hitting!
NEATl CHEAP!t QUICKi!!
CLARK & BRISBIN,

CLARK & BRISBIN,
No. 70 CAMP STREET, over the Crescent Office
Would respectfully call attention Of the public
that they ny prepared execute any and every deserp
tou Of PLAIN, FANCY and ORNAMENTAL
Job Printing,
Such Pamphlets Cards Circulars Bill Heads Receipts Law
Blanks Briefs Handbils, Labels Ball Tickets, etc. etc.
the most accommodating terms.
With their experience boh being Practical Printers and de
voting personal attention all ders entrusted them
and their facilities they Aer themeves that their work
not be exeeled any respect by any Office in the city.
BOOK BINDING and RULING, in connection with Print
ing, neatly executed. ms 2plyMo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-08

.pF Our inside pages contain Washington, Baton
Rouge and Key West correspondence Legislative,
Northern Mexican and great variety Of news mat
ter the speech Of the Hon. Edward Everett at the
inauguration Of the statue Of Washington in Viz
ginia; Bayard Taylors visit to Baron Humboldt,
poetry and variety Of miscellany.