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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-04

WATCHES AND SILvEKwABE.-Mr H. P. Buckley,
Ne Camp street. has hand assortment silvervaEe
watches and ewely which for richness and beauty
be surpassed He sells thing
prices. See his advertisement
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MRS. TuRsgRls HEApouARrERs ron rHg LAprE

: HEADQU
Our lady friends who would make piece Of business or
stylshy elegantly dressing themselves from top
should cali upon a her large and splendid
likhmeu Nos and 0s Canal street. Charles She
provided with everything In the Of bonue millinery
goods laces emhrodere eloaks Hantias fans. PaFssp
gloves etc.-all Parsand attends
making sides Ladies visiting the CT snd ladies Ia
the country having orders send especially hnnid
Mrs Tuner See her advertisement in anoiher column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-04

hzFANS q OUlH tIfF DuUk-s5IUfSh, NO. 20 tau1P
street. continues be the Of unlimited rush by
public. and particularly BY the ladies' who It from
ing till night The easily explained An The beautiful
gift books and ANIMALS Of the day. with legion Of
all the branches Of standard and miscellaneous literature
there sold at the ordinary trade prices aid ncre1lous
may appear with each book sold given away article OF
swery which, many cases could bought elsewhere
with the money expended for the hook they manage
H. and make money, ay, that hsy
do actually do it, See he advertisement elsewhere.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-04

DE SOTO LODGE No7 Baton Rouge on Thursday
evening.
ST. MARYs LODGE Nc. 20 Franklin on Saturday
evening.
NEIfHLoDaE No, n meets at Shreveport onwednesday
evening.
ST. LANDRYLoDeE No. rs meets atopsIousasOn sstur
day evening.
veniBg.
CARROLL, LODGE No 50 meets at Lake Providence
TRINITY IoDGE No. 81 meets at Trinity on sa,urd
evening.
EXCELSIOR LODGE Nc. s4msstsat ThibOdauxon satar-
NEW TERRA LODGE No. So neetsat Nswtonon Thurs.
day evening"
PRAIRIE LODGE No. 81 meets atwsshisgton on Friday
evening.
Monday evening.
Saturday evening. =
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winer's Canadian vermifnge,l

A CERTAIN REMEDY FOR WoRMS-wARRANTED
PURELY vEGETABLE-A Speedy Cure aud Enectual
Remedy for Worms.
established beyond shadow a by the
experience and testimony Of the eminent physicians
than three ouhs Of the dseeses with which children
afflicted caused by worms thousands children
annually those diseases when either
attributed something else Various e preparations
which recommended remedies for worms, but expert
has proved them all less Intellectual Inc end
however has length been attained remedy
has failed to destroy worms wherever they
This assertion supported by the testimony the
physicians and respectable ndivduasin the country The
remedy is
wRER's CANADIAN vER,nFrGE.
is operation easily administered than
other Some Of the symptoms which indicate the
Of in the bowels follows The countensnce Is
pale Of leaen color and sufnsed with occasional Pushes
the eyes heavy and dull the breath f the upper lips
swos feelings in the nOsls which patient topick
his the sleep disturbed the patient often awakening
great fright and liable starting and grinding his teeth the
appetite exceedingly irregular being sometimes voracous and
at others feeble, and in some it Is depraved.
To the following certificates other might be added
but Is believed that these sufficient establish
that wner's Canadian yermifuge superior remedy for
worms.
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
We the undersigned having frequently administered medi.
cine prepared By Mr. John winer of designated
winers Canadian yermuge and being fully satisfied with its
efficacy confidently recommend and efficient remedy
fr the exnuis,or af xsorrns fro, The rar.I
a oRFIIIy
rieent,sts Of tho R r, of snrgson. 1, Ira,ana -,
I, w nTcKENsoN
Member of the R. c. surgeOnsin London etc.
From the Rev. j. Flanagan of Bnbrook O. WI
j. WINERSr have made the trial Of your Canadian Yer
muge ana WIN the most happy results IN my own family
and in which has to knowledge the expul
sion Of has followed the administering Of yermi
uge and every prefers The
certain and children take t more readily which Is great point
s",nsu =, ~ s 'o, AieuiV'ne W eAiaien
s9 The physicians now generally use "wners Canadian
us ael'.'s =
as 10 the rest H. as will always destroy worms and re-
store the patient to health
.rs,. s. ,an,s ,,s III ~ si.,s ,s, ,,,
nony to the efficacy of the invaluable remedy
- "HirAn'eo IN M cases
"a Ig ~ ias
Sold Wholesale and retail by j. WRIGHT CO.
NOS Il and iei ohsrtrss street.
Real Schiedam Schnapps.
=
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"odd Fellows Rest,

BOARD OF DIRECfORsFoR ls57.-0 hcers- Henry Bier
presdent;S Boneme Treasurer Shields Secretary
Cemetery GommitteeHaIper Gafdnersmh Jas
Goding Finance ConmitteeE. A. Patterson. H. H. DenSe
j. r. Miller. Sexton-naniei Merritt. Aembers-James Flu
neanx Frank Lewis H. Goldman T. F. Peterson Jos Allison
J. P. Warner, j. @. Wagner.
VAULTS IN "oDD FELLOWS REST may be procured
by applying TO r. CoRRY atSickles Co. IS Canal street
al D. FELT SrETsoN's Camp II. MrLSPAuGH u
s. Mint Secretary ONCE IN Udd Fellows hsu GOT
ger Of Camp and Lafayette streets.
Price of Lots and Vaults-keRnar lots ~ iee square, cJ
ditto by feet SIS. Naus double to stoc Lodges
$685. ditto all others 10, SINGLE TO StoekhodeFs Looges
S45 ditto, to all others, $50. .
purchased OF can pc hso
W -pp THOMAS H. SHIELDS, Secretary o. =. Rest.
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Rich Goops FOR BALLS AND PARrIEs-4The.
ladies will find Mess p e. Reilly Cas- Ne. i2s Canal
spen i'd variety Of lace berthas coilar and with
manile points haw scars and ether beautiful tasteful
articles suitable ball the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-04

"A PARADox:--Itis an old joke upon dim candle,
that two such lights would make total darkness; bof
we see something like u nearly every night 90 d.
stage, where two dozen or % OF foot-Ights deDote
day, bat. with the addition Of candle on q table.
represent night
The Mobile Mercury gets OF the above, and in the
next paragraph speaks Of our sister city-we mean,
our big sjs.-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-04

Mrs. CApY a Co.'s, No. 81 CANAL STREEr.-This
is the place for the lad who wish material
ing their children and babies and having made up sysh
quickly and eheapy well procure millinery dress
iFimsiass hosiery embroidery stamps ~u sAes shnss
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gfh Orlfans 4aiIp Grsstsnt.
Later from Texas

By the arrival yesterday evening Of the steamship
Chas Morgan, Capt. Place we have Galveston papers
TO Thursday last The News Of that date says ID H.
commercial article
UnfavorzbIe accounts frcra abroad have, during
the past week, prevented active movements ID cotton
and ether Prcdpce. In groceries and general meF-
patch Of steamers loading for Trinity, which river
continues in fDe condition for nzyifaSion Heavy
rains s reported from al sections 81 de interior ana
BRACES river was ouf Of ITS banks IN the upper
Cotton-The demands confined "a lew n,y4t&e
and with considerable quantity Of cotton on sale
few transactions only bave been made ct lower ana
Sc, other grades nominal
Sugar--No arrivals Of new crop. About three.
hundred barrels Of syrup and oasses have been sold
at rs 10 &c
Dry Hides-Are neglected and hare been sotd =
from 70 &C., according to quality.
The News informs n that tie whole State has been
flooded by heavy rains and that some Of The streams
are almost impossible The Waco soufberner lsarns
that $ 900 subscribed BY the preachers Of The
Conference, for The purpose Of purchasing steam
pres for the Texas Christian Advocate, and building
publishing bouse in the city Of Galveston
Rev-J G. Wilson and Bishop Kavanaueh delivered
Missionary Hectares one evening during the Confer
ence session, and at the close collection was taken
up and $500 in cash. and GO acres Of lard obtained
How THE 0LD TAR Did THk HoxoRss- q Dick
Tinto "writez letter 70 the New York Times from
Gaeta, Italy, in which be says: sl
This place ahcunds in historical interest, and Il
was here that the Pope found refuge when he aed
srom the republic in 1s49 Among the legends n
the place is to the effect that be and the King ~
Naples, who bad come to visit him IN his exile, went
on board Of an American frgate. The Commander
welcomed them in these terms. Pope how are yoaf
King, how dye do ~ Here, Lieutenant Jones, you
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Patent Medicines, etc.


FAHNEsTocK,s vermfugs
hcI; a YES ,yse5Tm aisagsi
TowNsEND ) sarsaparIla;
sAS aoR fRagfssSPSSFIll s;,,an,,,l,..
HooFLAND,s dsrman Bters
sr2 2SsET,aS b Rs';
BRYAN's PqlInone Waters;
DAVIS Wild Cherry and Tar
coz pd d5Y LfEe 9 al HedEgsIssD CLARK Coz
HAS 52{sfs SEE. sS.: !! Naples
~, THoMPsoS's Eye water;
oHAAfPFf9Ns FsSss Fever A sSa r Asss Pills.
sPENCERis Vegetable Pills;
Ai bRS SS fSsi sTS S s' %iil.;
A9 acLxNEI Fii Pii.;
H gbEgD gSqis Pnls;
RApWh hW J Re- Ess"s a.I Relief
BROWNS Essence Of Ginger;
NcAuN, SCI Elizer Of Opium;
DA bkEAs; p Pain Extra Extractor
Mc1LIIsTERss ointment;
- , GRAY'S Ointment;
LUCINA Cordial;
JUNO Cordial;
DIR. ABERNETHY'S Detergent;
DALBY'S CoTminative
INFALLIBLE Cholera Remedy:
kENDAI.IsS Cholera Syrup;
HARRISONis Hair Dye; d
BACHELORS Hair Dye:
PHAL0N'S Hair Dye;
JAYNEiS Hair Tonic;
..,,. CHISrADoRO'S Hair Dye;
WOLVES Aroma ic Scheidam Schnapps
WATERS IHdelible Ink,
PAYS0N,S Indelible Ink;
KIDDER'S Indeble Ink
WRIGHT'S Erasiye Liquid.
2NO pounds UNI DROPS, assorted.
$50 1" JUJUBE PASTE.
PURE BRANDY. PORT and sH ERkY WINES for medi
cinal purposes. constantly hand
Merchants planters and ply siclan's orders respectfully
solicited Every article guaranteed fresh genuine
d2l MoWeFr5m g. N. MORRISON, II Magazine street.
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FANCY GOODS.
u n. STEVENS & CO..
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
-rK-
CUTLERY. Guns. PISTOLS.
pERTUxERY, EAScr GOODS
PAPER, STATIONERY SCHOOL AND BLANK BOOKS.
Playing Cards, etc.,
sAND rooHNos STREET. NEW ORLEANS

The subscribers invite the attention Of City and cos.sy
Dealers to their extensive assortment Of Goods adapted
every branch Of trade We receive Goods direct from
he Manufacturer both Foregs and Dones.ie sad
abled to offer them dealers low any ether houss
the eountry.
We have received by ships Marcia Greeaiea and other
late arrivals, direct fro the Hsnufscnrers large sssot
nent Of
Joseph Rodgers Sons Fine Pocket CUTLERY
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spectacIes, Hooks, Eyes, etc.
Silver sPECTACLES.
Silver Plated Great assortment
German Silver Spectacle CASES.
Silver Plated =, :.
Tin and Leather :. :.
swan Bill HOOKS and EyEs-all Nos.
Solid Silver THIMBLEs-Nos 6to 10.
Silver Plated :. Solid and open.
White Metal >. ;. :.
German Silver :. :. :.
Common Steel =. e. :.
Curtain RINGS-Various sEss.
Boxwood RULES.
RAZOR STR0PS-Emerson's genuine.
Great variety of makers.
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Buttons.
PEARL SHIRT, plain and figured from 8 to L.
Large assortment.
Coat.
Agate Shirt-White, Plsin and Ribbed.
White and Coored-Youths' size.
large y
Lasting Coatsand Vest
Fancy Glass, of various patterns.
Paper Coat and Vest.
Bone Suspender, in boxes.
Bone and Wood 0sercoat
Coat Loops, CorReas.
Agate, and fancy styles.
jet Buttons, for Ladies' Dresses.
Fancy :. =. :.
studs,agreat variety.
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Or. osgood's India cholsg.gus

Fever and Agas ohilk s.s Fever Dunb Asus Intermittent
and Remitsent Fevers Liver Complaint, Jaundce, En-
iargement Il the Liver, Enlarge0ent Of the
Spleen. and all the various forms or
BILIOUS DISEASES.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-04

MAGNOLIA No 4 meets in Baton Rouge the second and
fourth Saturday In each month";
o. W. SHAW No. 10 the FIRST third SATURDAY. in
each month In Clinton parish Of East Felieiana
All Ancations intended for the Grand Encampment
addressed FuEneaux Scribe Odd Fellows
Hall, New Orleans.
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A4AI's --JU,, 1s anIYan I'D
v for sale by }. b. VALENTINE 4 co,
do Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-04

admitted by everybody that Dr. Davis Compound Syrup
Of wild Cherry and Tar the only remedy that win positively
CURE consumption coughs colds Group whoopng cough and
splitting Of blood.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail. by
j. WRIGHT CO.,
Fl and ISL Charities street.
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Das idmebii3e Sh-er@ wir6 iebe BerFopFung beS Wa9ens
5afetftger, tn0en 80 o~e1feibtu 1orft, ion in Xlittsf2st eyBGn
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gnn EeoenSaetter, fndrtt Die 1trte, 5entn1ntt bGe 2ttt9ra Ger
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philadelphia.
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ns 294 nnb 296, Slcrb 2. 5traBe Dnldm, 8atsr u. a..
Np. 3 Sup 3. ST. unb @de Der D., GalUptil.
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ct. Paul, ItnntEata; ct Dura. @Dentr-,
sas~ Jn Baltimore gu b1ben ipi DSnFs uap
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ne and BET Wfpcre & 0~iefsnbaN Gfe BON
gill unp 6ancperltr. Us. Gaatbud ASS QR.
Baltlmcreltr. nabe YearlQr,
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aI#>5ae 90 0dsr &an0 mtt 8urea Ue1Auitbfeteu, IS @teiisu
&aS.ssSS roa Ger 0raet nape Der Sanotrabi Hnp in Der Beian.
asISsSS celeh Jegeno, il012 Nder az Der 8prt5ern @suGrai.
49, %GHsnbaRn, 80 M.eiisR Don ber Gta6t nit 1ebarben
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tRHsSanowe8e,- II Ret!eN son ber S5tapt; 3 QdGier IN SgW.
t:Dttr., nape Gam6sH+r,; L IL 40ef gonborour; 2tu Sap.
sttefr, Z IN Nertn6tpnhr. 1 III 8cpDttr.; 1 in Dr1ttaraBe
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perf9te6entD Ve8enofn bar Sta0I. Qpts su psrm!et1et II
s5ett &dsstItcrehr., UiUnuugnt, 3ap unO Qtc1lDtrrpnf, M!
orpIppap. @rWnb 5u sGelaafRG III 8.0QomaV Srunorentel
3u perfau{sn. 0G0Geru no " crrts,
Api5-S Sp. % ,yu.ettefraRe.
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fGrttt!Ae Sapttre, JDpia gDatleneG erI9ss 8stlaGfte 81 rte
befenS nsiprNE.
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els. @te. Gia

urtsr3stdneter ma@t feinen 3, euuSen uno Benz Qu6rtnre
y ermtt betannt, hes er TN Stanbe lit, pabreub Der oon,sr
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@-@ts Deppt g5e(-4o0 $3.50 Motl2 81 I
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5efraatet, tn 3 renteN N 8erbi2p~Ha uo HELEN tn ReG
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