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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-19
DR.. Osgood's India ChoIagogue


Fever and Ague Chs and Fever Dumb Ague, Intsrmens
and Remittent Fevers, Liver Complaint auDdice En-
q largement of the Liver, Enlargement of the
{ -'' Spleen, and all the various forms of
= BILIogs DISEASES, /
This invaluable medicine prepared from an extensive
practice OF several years in bilious climate aud
TO fail curing Fever ADD Ague of the diseases
named. .s- ID. ...-9 ia f
Those who suffering from affections Of this kind
those who have become invads om their effects upon the
constitution will find the India Choagogue nvalua
Bile remedy for purifying the blood and thoroughly cleansing
from.the system the morbid effects of bilious climate.
The wonderful Effects of Choagogue in eadcang Bile from
the human system only explain It's extraordinary agency
the speedy thorough and of Fever and
and the various grades Of Intermittent and rement
been tested in thousands of cases ard by
all who have used of the greatest Fever Ague
dies extant. .s.-
s-Be ask for Dr. osgoods India choagogue as
thefe many eounterfeits offered for sale. ..t
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail proprsOr'
prices, by -
q and ISL Chartrss street.
General Agents for The South.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-19

coAfoRr AND BEAuTy.-These are the character.
s Of The clothing sola by Eessrs L. W. Lyons Co. No s.
csna street Their stock complete altogether superb
comprising not onis everything that the can de-
a's ees eons fos boys and children every variety
the store for iy pasrcue as well as the bachelor
Of fashion. Sec advertisements
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-19

FOR MntfnIs AND CAlRo.-The Memphis and New,
Orleans packet line Ben Franklin Captain j. D ck
leaves = = ~ this day The this ine connect reea
.ry st henph with The different railroads A. that point and
osr VA he Charleston snd connecting ways most d.
sfaos route % the Eastern cities Raeh boat ai connects
a Memphis with hrstcass fast packets fer fOuyile Nh
vile or s. Loais e Franklin viii ticket through to ether
81. Charios hotel. ~ 7T-1' -r ~
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Z SUsDRIEs.~-Messrs. Grafiss, Commagere & Co, !
No. % cdsshouae street. received fresh uporasops
thsehoeest deieacies Of France Mediterranean
eete ahzyuih nuied pies ditto sauagrs sh fruits juice
shampAsne eeogether with supplies Of the csebraaed Ora
ner blankets for which they are agents We refer lie ely
and country trade the Advertisements
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-19

- FnoRA4 BooKs.4Now that We are IN The midst d
The hoNey season, books Horticulture flowers Vim b,
useful 10 all who any Interest 10 aowcrs either in rai,
is ef Speculation or sending hen "a bssnsx
insFessf q the sst and fssiinFs d hpiasaiy Tire,
Splendid hoskssf tbs ior.s nssi
psef .nd he tais'aez u fieesfs are 70 be- AZ r. u
Whites No. 100 Canal Mr. w. We shuld "A -
ha books nSssfy subject sup But 10 and
s21t aapeeiaf bsk 4 HistdIz books See sdssssseuds.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-19

= Oh. csAsss IssrrrurKlsnHerers by consnm,
lion other poonary complaints Or chronic disaA ma
rheumatism, goat etc. cannot 60 better thing fan ~ a
Or. Cranes insta,t. No iassst Joph sfsss asi sef
themselves the Doctors treatment Of saporeus
ana magnetic baths Hehw cafsa ps many GASES presi
atou BY bis uniform We call 10 his Adse
tseineni In aposhsr column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-19
]. WRIGHT & co.

- ]. WRIGHT & co. Z
IF YoUfwoULD ESCAPE VI SCI III
y LONG SUFFERING, WEAKNESS tl
DE on NIFTY on PhfMA rURh DEArh
Daiiey's Magical Pain Extractor.
The only Instant NevsrFaIng Antd0e to Pain Earth
Warranted
TO without smart aud quicker that other things
reeye moreover has absolute unmstakabe control
maades below named. which dsnes ALL Other
remedies and medical skin. y --.,,,.--re,
/. stopsri pain, even Of Burrs,, Instantly ~
Heals Burns aud even Small Pux etc free Of scars
3. Admits 10 sadd TO raise water bIsieuorsore8
, 4, Takes away Old Sores fully. ,.-,..-...+-
B.. subdues an internal and external Inflammation
G. Ends copyYlSions Cole and Fits drsepy-
I. sootfes Nerves to ease, quiet and strength
s, Restores action and strength to Palaied Limbs an
9. Destroys Modification instantly. ID.
10. Generates new Flesh rofled thereby.
IL. Keeps of Black and Swelling after blows -t...I
II. Dissolves Cataracts and strengthens Sight
Ii. Draws and heals Bsters free Of smart or mark -
H. NeuraliIes all poisOnsAnd humor either hereditary IL
fused sybess hornets. mosquitoes reptiles, FA6d ami
mails corrupt bodies or plants.
g fABso TELY
Now whether the bgo believes not Fire. Poison In
aanmaon Modification Infection Hydrophobia the hor
of all Incipent Consumption Constipation Eryspe
las Cancer, Inflammation of the Chest Bowels Peursy
Chronic Diarfea Dysehtery etc. rendered parativey
easily child possessing hut box Of
this Innocent mighty cheap electric rapid antdoe to uni
verssl suffering.
1900 $4,000
wbe forfeited, Hit does LIFE where all medical
scencefAils.
t.'+-.f'.-'.''.'' N LLIONS .'''-'
Use daily in astounded satisfctiona praise itNoNE
ARE SAFE WITHOUT IT. and it has become the greatest
commercial antidote extant. I
Refer Dr. " Mott New York the greatest surgeon etc.
In America, and all eminent ply sicisns. +
Forsale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by 4 F
j. WRIGHT CO., a. /
2l and ISL Chartres street
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Silence that Dreadful CougLl

Silence that Dreadful COughI
The work of the destroyer haa beguni The Lungs IN
dangerl Resort once TO ..- -....
DIR. Davis
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR,
all future aid may be in vain. Are you moiheri Your
daughtsr-your idol and earthly joys he'd Of Ian
gnhing her pale cheek and emacaed form show that she
fast wasting away The sepuchral cough pains your and
sckens your soul; It's the
SOUND OF DEATH
There remedy will stop Cough save herfrom
the eonsumptiye's grave.
YOUNG MANI -
Your hectic ush cough and feeble limbs tell Of arfulfor
bodngs and loss hope. Just absu to life consumption
sheds heart-crshng blight the fure you
despair arm save you-o soohe and
heal your wounded lungs Its DR.. DAVIS
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar.
tits admitted by everybody that Dr. Davis Compound Syrup
Of Wild Cherry and Tar is the only remedy that will positively
CURE consumption coughs colds Group whooping cough and
splitting Of blood.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT & Co,
q and l5l Chaftres street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-19

srkED1D Books AT TUE Cry Cir SroRg.-A
ssuihesntet Of new boeks Of all Eindsncludihg an
msntof Bdiler beautiful family Bbesha. been received
e pcpasr City Gh Book Store Ne 80 Camp street. TO-
sshsr With stationery Of all kinds attractive and valuable
ei which given away everything sold See ,hs pr
b ptielorfs card. s A Ff
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aBn suns You'sr Rraur, .rnlss CO AasAp.,,--

- DE oohk 10Y ne RIGHT THIN TO AHBAD."--'
This motto Of the Dsyy Crockett should be followed
BY every body bnt Isn't II therefore gives pleasure
discover those instances IN witch followed have
case Moody TIE sh man, after Years Of steadily grow
appropriately IL New orIsans ha Al last concluded .h.i h.
all right aud now comes out with the bold annoancemsn, At
he Intends to 20 ahead In hccd,s TO sbead
there \ no empty boast than crocko,
For he has The wherewitha with Which sf snsge.s
less deserving Than himself 70 shsnd ss hi. hearts
content In other words be has the largest
bet selected and most excellent hirts
clothing hosiery and furnishing goods articles gen.
orally for gentlemen, oeredo The osaas public
He manufactures an bis shirts Them with g.srantee
as 70 t and durability whilst all his goods are selected
from the best foreign domestic and all offered
A prices which defy nndeens snyvhsre Moody's
nshesio dssftised IN hs morning Crescent and ,heu no
ahead " q hs esssolshulsa. and suppiy Yourselves
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-19

REMEMBER THE BiorHs!-&la your haste to roll up
earpg aud paton yous hue togss summer
don't forget that your carpets wooden eoth na as
good and money iaysur poskes winter. They
will be remember The moh-Tefeet The moth Is
neVabe unless your goods be hsrpe,esy se&ledand put
aaetus upon The moth, by sprnkns goods NeGro
Tvs Moth Preventive. Tie aric famous for IL ufabiy
With the niuritades who have tested il and Ii 4 clsan con
IngShae saSss-ouly daara taekage 10 be6as u
the inventor al No 70 Camp rect other stems aeou
,Fo1Y fs9'''T' '1r1S'H'ss /
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-19
FANCY GOODS.
Playing Cards, etc., -
IS AND 81 COMMON STREET, NEW ORLEANS,

The subscribers invite attention Of city and cOapry
Dealers their extensive assortment of Goods. adapted to
every branch Of trade We receive Goods direct from
the Manufacturers both Foreign and Domestic and are en-
abed offer them dealers low any other house In
the country. rfs
We have received by ships Marcia Greeuea and Other
arrivals direct the manufacturers, large asso
ment Of @ f..4 .vfrr
Joseph Rodgers SONS Fine Pocket CUTLERY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-19
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

~ N. MORRISON, Wholesale Druggist No.
Os ~ Magazine sifeet-- HII r.-,,,
Itin rsesved new and EXTENSIVE stock Of fresh DRUGS,
MEDICINES. CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY, SURGICAL
INSTRUMENTS PAINTS, OILS GLASS etc, etc.. respect
fully informs The planters and physicians mat ne IS
prepared to supply with article in the drug ne
may require all Of the pures quality At as eAsonane ~
h can he nucbased In the city, Among the articles already
on hand and coming In store the folowingi
1000 ounces suphaie Quinue, French and American
100 pounds Blue Miss English and American.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-27
II AND GENUINE.

VHyE have now our stock for Spring Trade fully
w Completed, and shall be glad 10 see our frieni,
md oil who are wanting Seeds FOR the Farm or Gar.
den.-Among our Field Seeds may be found.
sPRIA0 wHEAIs, HARLEY, RrE, MILLEI, POLAND
OATS, EARLY AND LATE POTATOES
RnG PHILLIP, RED BLAZE, AND OTHER vARIETIEs
or CORN, ere, EIc.
Glover, Timothy and other Grasses, with al eAs-
Z ,itmeut of Seeds for Root crops
For the kit.hen Garden will be found q full and
'onpl-te assortment OF very vegetable seed wanted,
II the beat varieties, and selected with great care aud
| many at much expense Several new varieties of
SEEDS Will be found among cur importations.
CHINESE SUGAR CANE-PURE SEED.
The subsrribers have obtained a supply VI The sert
1.-THE above liant, now attracting SO much VI publts
! attention. II Is most thorot ghly .nioi sei By the
,eading Agricultur .lie,s, aud agricultural Societies,
ebd Agricultural Papers IN the Unior.
At this esp cial tim. il Is vel worth . trial. From
IL can be grown reed Which VIII be found No valunblc
NJ corn. in addition to the stalk .or syrap or forage.
| making ~ much more profitable than ordinary crops.
4 gentleman WHO has tried It., snys:
''OB. acre ~ the stalks, properly cultivated, VIII
ield from 400 10 900 gallons OF hne syrup, equal ~
the be,t n sw Orleans, and from The same sootsi =
second crop ofcxcelirn, fodder. Sown broad.ast or
in olose drilis. On land deeply yIowcd or highly man
ured, Il viii yield tAtrty " GJfy Penids Of sspt .or
tolisr 10 The aero. abe seed /, excellent for human
food. when ground into meal, and fattens domtsL ;
| Hln&A. very speedily.
| from the orsginal importation, will be ,fered In q Ia
| packages, each containg enough To plant one-four,h
I u an acre In drills, with full directions for the cniti-
! v9t0u, which IL perfectly simple. These packages
! will be Tor warded per mail, free 81 pos.o0s, TO any
! address on receipt OF 81 for each package When not
ent by mall, We Will furnish a pIopoftioaata guam
sty.
Early orders are solicited, IS the supply Of seed In
| quite limited.
OUR IMPLEMENT IMPAIRMENT viii be found
| completely stocked with tools and machines for every
rtyle and mode OF Farming, and all OF the most Ap-
| proved articles.
Ky- Dealers supplied at liberal discounts.
H5.Fuil Catalogues gratis on receipt Of . postage
stamp.
HENRY d. EMERY h CO.,
No. 204 Lake Street, Chicago, III.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-27

to know something about yonr
ardent admirer! Well, l am not very
good as descriptions, but will say
am not married-(though you are,
am told,) My friends tell me | have
not a pretty face, but onlya good fig-
ure. / am rather petite" have black
eyes, black hair, and q dark complex
ion-that 10, | am what is called .
brunette" am stopping for q few
weeks with my brother-in-Iaw and Sis
ter in this town, and | dearly wish you
would meet me there before | return
to W.. At any rate do not fail
to write me at least a few words to tell
me whether | shall ever see You again,
and know you more intimately. For
give my boldness, and believe lpe.
Your friend, -
To this letter, the wife, who, by the
by, has not the least knowledge of the
person to whom she was writing, made
the following answer:
Madamoisell-Your letter of the
inst, addressed to Mr.. -, was
duIy received. Mr.. , who is
nv husband, directed Inc, when he
left home, ON days ago, to open all
his letters, and to answer any Of them
that | conveniently could. As you
seem to be rather impatient, / will an
swer your letter myself. | do not
think your description Of yourself will
please MI. -. happen to know
that be dislikes black eyes, and hates
brunetts most decidedly. 1t is quite
true las you seem to suppose) that he
Judges women as lie does horses; but
| do not think your inventory OF your
points is complete enough to be sat
isfactory to him. You omit to men
ton your heighth, weight, wind, speed
and there is a word illegible,) Taking
your charms at your " estimate, |
doubt whether they will prove suffi-
GENTLY attractive enough to draw hin
so far as B merely for the satisiac-
ton Of comparing thom with the seed
uic. Iou soy you IIuSt my AoSOouu
is "unsuspecting." In think that is his
nature, but yet he is used to drawing
differences, which are sometimes as un-
kind as suspicious. You say you are
unmarried. My advice to you is that
you marry somebody s soon as posi-
ble. In most cases, | would not rec
commend haste; but in yours, | am
convinced there is truth in the proverb
which speaks of delay. Should you
be so fortunate as to get a husband,
(which may God mercifully grant. my
opinion is that you will consider any
woman, who should write him such a
letter as this Of yours, impertinent, and
perhaps, immodest.
! will deliver your note to Mr.. -
when he returns, and also a copy Of
my reply, which l am sure he will APP
prove. am, with as much respect as
yon permit, Mrs. --.
This was the end of the corrcspon-
dence.
Moral-Youpg ladies who write az
fectionatc letters to married men should
be careful that the precious missives do
not fall into the hands of thcir spouscs,
or the amorous writers may chance to
get more cuffs than kisses"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-27
Spicy Correspoondence--A True Wife.

Spicy Correspoondence--A True Wife.
We are assured by a friend who is
personally cognizant of what he states,
that the following piquant correspon-
dcnce is genuine. A gentleman, whose
business calls him a good deal from
home, is accustomed to give the custo-
dy of his correspondence to his wife,
an intelligent lady, who, in obedience
to his instructions, opens all letters
that come in her husbands absence;
answers such of them as she can, like
a confidential clerk, and forwards the
rest to her liege lords, at such places
as he may have designated at his de-
parture. During a recent absence Of
her husband the lady received a letter,
of whlch the following (omittirg
names, dates and places) is a true
copy:
My Dear SRI saw a fine picture
of you yesterday and fell in love with
it, as did with the original in W
last winter, when l saw you more than
an hour, though suppose you did not
see me among 80 many. l fear you
will think me forward in thus address
ing you; but I trust You are ~ noble
and unsuspssting - you ars Handsome
and bEi0i6nA 3seAApfs "a would m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-27
&. AUGUSTUS HAVlLAND,
Attorney T. Counsellor at Law
Ae0l Estate .1gessi,
AND
NOTARY PUBLIC.

Notary PUBLIC,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
oPYICE with T G. Esds, lie Claire Row. In
trance lie Claire Hall.
Aw Business and Conveysncing promptly atten.
l. dei TO.
Lands bought and sold on Commission.
Money loaned 0 u~nincumbered Real Estate secur-
ity.
Taxes paid, and Collections made for parties In an
section OF the country,
An Extensive acquaintance In Eastern New York,
among thssc about to emigrate 10 this vicinity, ena-
bles M TO ofer great Inducements to those having
lands 10 dispose Of.
=
Il Gov MyroE II. Clark, CanandaiQua, N r.
Hon. Charles II. kusgies, Poushkeepsie, ny.
Hon, John Thompson
Hon. Sseorge W. Sterling :"
Capt. Richard Peck, New Haven, Conn.
Hon. Y. u. Morgan, Aurora, NY.
Rev. Theo. l.. cuyler, New York City
Benson J. Tossing ESQ.,,
Bockee, inness h Co, Chicago III.
Tallman, Powers h Mclean Davenport Iowa,
C. A G USTUS HAVILAkD
General Real Estate .agsH
Successor = Col. +. {. EAds,l
HAS FOR SALE
TiflaTl IMPROVED FARMS,
in Scott county, with rood comfortable dwe eIings
ihfct ICiiet OI every kiuu ~ nun, iuIHIHs sd''f
and every thing to make . Farm desirable. ~
sold rery redssaoJle.
20 Unimproved Parcels Of Land
in Scott county, pleasantly situated, capital land
! for farming purpases-ierpls very easy.
| Improved and uniInproyed parcels Of Land In ev.
cry part Of the stats.
| Houses snd Lots In the CITY q davenport.
| Building Lots varying In price from $3.50 upward
| Great Inducements are offered Is naechaLics -
well as capitalists and Others.
Call aud examine maps and price. At
l HAvILAND1
\ OC90dtf Office LeCIaire Row.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-27

LoSG AND AWKWARD CONFINEMENT.
The Richmond South, in an article
on the vagries of the printers devil,
says that the following clause is to be
found in the code of Virginia of 1919:
Every person duly convicted of
murder in the first degree, his or her
aiders, abettors and councillors, shall
suffer death by hanging 10y the neck.
Every person duly convicted Of the
crime OF murder in the second degree
shall be sentenced to undergo a simu-
tar confinement for a period not less
than five or moro than eighteen years"
Also that in or about the year 1922
a law was passed in that State, and
officially printed and promulgated,
which provided hat a certain offence
if attempted by any negro or amulatto,
should be punished by death and if
committer by any negro or mulatto,
should be punished by Mirty-nine
StriDeS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-27
Rock Island Trcspasscrs
To all whom it may concern.
T.akE NOTICE.

HVHE undersigned having been appointed BY the
i war Department as''Asent Of the Qusrter Mas.
ter Department 81 Rock Island, y with full lust NC
tiops to 90 ado IT all neces AIRY measures for the pro.
lection Of the property from depredaiions and in,ru.
s,ons." Now, therefore. all persons whomsocger, not
haviog legal right are hereby warned and notified
10 quit tn. premises, and abstain from any fu ther
reepaso.
The Deputv U. s. Marshal for Illinois will take
charge OF ali wood cut on the ground and forbid any
person removing the same until the proper damages
can be asse ,scd aud PAID.
An persons are hereby forbid cutting wood OF tin
Der Of any kind and notified To abstain from any
trespass whatsoever, ~ legal steps viii be taker
against such cepredators.
II. Y. SLAYMAK 81
DeclOdtf L S. Agent War Dspt.
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70 Scientific and Practical Agricul,ut.
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Bankers.
MACKEOT 4 CORBIN,
DAvUPoas iowa.
REFER TO:
1essrs. p. CHOrTEAU, jr. 4 Co., &c.,
Cashier AMERICAN ExcHAsGE BASK "
Aessrs. TEssOs q DAMIEN, Bankers, 81. Louis.
Cashier ATLANTIC BANK, Boston.
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81 the United States and Easopo
II AND SOLL
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Oct l6-dif.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-27
Millinery.

HEIBS EARLE takes this method TO announce 70
Nl the ladies Of Davenport ano vicinity that sls
has taken the store In rorresys Block, recently Q !.
Of Mr.. ". L Kilbourn, where may b found coz.
.taatly on hand Bonnets, and Hse Of the iseees sc
most fashionable styles, and . splsndid eaeoStmens
Of Ribbons, all Of which viii - sold st prize suzsee
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