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For the Lungs, Coughs, Colds, &c.,
WIsrAR's BALsAa OF WILD CHERRY imparts new
vgorto vital action, and relieves the system by open
ing the pores Of the skin and promoting the secre
tions af tha mucous matter. Its action Is surdurfc
sedatve aud expectorant by opening the pores, al
laying irritation, and by rendering the expulsion Of
mucous matter easy Those who take Baisam will
feel immediate relief from the distressing rritations
thataccompany aG,catons Of the respiratory organs
The pores have been closed the I,alsam opens them
The lungs suffer from rritaton-the irritation il
soothed; the pulse is violent aud feverish-.hey are
sofened, and the mucous membrane is relieved of its
engagement with rapdtty and ease. All by the use
of this useful remedy. CAUTION As there are many
counterfes, look welt at the signature before pur-
chasing; take none unless it has the name of sSan
fHi Y Park" On ,rav.d on tho oltside wrapper. all
others are base limitations
COLr)N & MODERN )rT, Agents, OroviIc.
PARK WHITE, Importers and wholesale agents
FOR all genuine Patent Medicines, 1872 Washington
street, San Francisco. feb27.2m
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Nebraska Mining COMPANY.

All shares In the Nebraska Mining Company on
which assessments due up 10 the first day of May
A. d. 1858, will be sold al the Court House door in
the Town Of Orovilse. to pay said assessments, on
Saturday the 9Th day OF June, A. d. 1855 If not paid
TO the undersigned on or before the day of sale
By order OF the Trustees,
r. l.. PATTON, sec'y and Treas
oroville, May Q, 1858. Nebraska Mining Co.
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TUEsDAx, May ii.
Court met pursuant to adjournment.
Aiken vs.. Davis & Davis--Demurrer TO
complaint argued, submitted and taken un .
der advisement.
Patrick Mcclure, Patrick Z. Harvey, ad. q.
mitted to citizenship.
Emery vs.. Farley & Freer--Judgment for
plaintiff.
Caro- & Newman vs. Shearman--Jude.
nsnt for Plaintiffs
Lafferty vs.. Mcwilliams g. Tymeson-
Judgment for Plaintiff
Downer vs. Freer--Case on trial.
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Channel Rock.

All shares In the CT nireI Rock Mining Connony
on which assessments now due, remain due and un.
paid until the 26h day of May, 1858, will then be
sold Mt the Court House door at O'Clock p NJ. tc
pay such assessments -
by order Of the Trustees.
TiIuS WELLS,
Secy and Treas, Channel Rock Mining Co.
April 26, 1858.
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OrOyiIle Turn Vercin.

Regular meetings are held on the second and
fourth Wednesday ofevery month, at O'Clock p. NJ.
Turn Exercises every Tuesday and Friday, at 9
O'Clock p. NJ.
by Order. SIMON X. ROSENrlIAI. sec'y.
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awe would call attention to the Card OF DR. Van
Zandt, Of San Francisco, who is treating Eye and Ear
Diseases with truly great success, since his return
from abroad. Olice in Wright's building, NV. cor.
ner OF Montgomery and Jackson street, where he
may be consulted da iy. f2-3m
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DIR. j. c. YOUNG, whose advertisement al :
verlisement appearsin another column is the pioneer
advertising Physician in this state, has cured more
patients than any other. Attention is called to his
advertisement. n
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Card.

Doctors SawpEs & JENKINS have removed their
Office to the County Hospital, Lynchburg and will as
usual attend to all professional calls day or night,
Feb. 18th is5sxf
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Notice..

Alta meeting held by the Board OF Trustees Of the
Town OF oroville on the 26lh day of April, 1858, ii
vas ordered that Municipal Election shall be held
an Mopday the ID day OF May 1858, for the purpose
Of felectng the following officers Five Trustees an
Assessor. Treasuaer, and Marshal for said Town
The following gsnlepen were appointed officers Of
said election: Robert Richey al Inspector. and NJ.
III. Farley apd Ptilid Waterman as Judges.
ASG. = LEoVY. President.
Attaat
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-12

C- DIR. j. l.. Czapkay's reputation is rap
idly sprcIin; through this state IN Oregon as we
learn from reliable sources. lie is prac,icing with
remarkable success, and has deservedly secured
public cont ience Those needing medical aid would
do well to ca[o writel II. his Institute in San Fran.
cisco We refer the reader to the Doc tors advertise
ment in another column.
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DIS rRICT COURT.

Hon WARREN I. SEXTON, Judge.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-01
TaIls on ,C.Inngc.

Yesterday opened with considerable animation on
the street The receipt Of the Nagaras mails from
Europe kept our commercial community engaged the
early part of tile dayn perusng the correspondence
which read generally very encouraging. Our own
correspondence. under date of the 18th September,
reads as follows:
have a slight advance in cotton to note this
week. believe 1t will continue and that we shall
err aaa 6an uIn snel pi3Ggs t0 III te a1gN
year The Gnantity at sea far I'M Mort Il Al 000
against 10000 last year. the imports at the end Of
the year Will be about the same
Inc Telegraph advises Us OF the arrival OF the
Arabia at New Y ork, with adVees up to the 18th
inst from Liverpool, which We published yesterday
with the flaming head oil cotton advanced an to
3D. Some how or another the advance does not en-
nance the regular quotations. because our quotations
under date OF the 10Th, by the CITY OF Washington
quoted Mlddllng Orleans at ole, which are the
same as by the Arabia consequently, there was no
advance alter Wednesday the l5th-but the accounts
by the Arabia are Tor the week, and from the an
nouneement are likely 70 lead some folks astray
The sales of cotton for the week were however large
reaching $4,000 bales This is very favorable indi'
cation, and one which we hope will 60 good way in
| preventing losses on shipments now en- route.
The receipts of cotton yesterday were by the
Yicksburg, 1886 bales Golden Age, 1913; Laurel
/ Hill 5S7 Uncle Sam, 5S2; Texas, 3dl. Total, G929
bales. The Jackson Railroad receipts Of yesterday
are not included, The receipts, therefore, from tue
lst to the 30th September were los 242 bales against
52,l45 bales for the month Of September last year
We have also to note the receipt Of ten hhds. more
sugar OF this seasons crop, making in all Is hbds,
which is very unusual for the month OF September
Taking all things into consideration, with one Of Qu
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Anntvergarv Hventg---oot. l.

1S54-The shores around the barbor of Vera Cruz
were strewn with immense numbers of dead fish, sup
posed to have been killed by some submarine volcanic
eruption. Same day, steamship Yankee Blade, Oh
her way from San Francisco to Panama, was wrecked
by running on reef of rocks; Is lives and $l53OO0
in gold lost.
ls53-The Sultan Of Turkey signed the declaration
of war against Russia, and permitted the allied
fleets to pass the Dardanees.
1S48-Death OF Commodore James BiddIe at Phil
adelphia, aged G5.
lS47-Great tornado at Portsmouth, N. H; the
roof Of the steam factory, weighing thirtyfve tuns,
was carried away and piece of it. weighing fifteen
tuns was carried three hundred feet from the building
lS42-Capture of Ghuznee and Cabul by the Brit
ISL and close Of the Afghan war.
1838-Law abolshing imprisonment fer debt went
into operation in England.
1881 - Death of the celebrated Shawnee Chief
Blackhoof, aged ia
l8O7-The first steamer on the Hudson, the Cler-
mont, left New York for Albany, making Eve miles
an hour.
l8OO-Treaty of St. Idefonse, by which Spain
coded Louisiana to France.
l75G-Battle Of Lowostz, between the Prussans
and Austrians $500 killed on each side.
I748-The British fleet under Knowles defeated
the Spanish fleet under Spinola; seven ships on each
side.
l7t6-Battle of Rouconx, in which the French de
feated the allies, killing 5000, among them Prince
! Tiugray
l6s4-Death of Corneille, the French poet.
IGG4-The Dutch and swedes on Delaware Bay
and river capitulated to the British under Sir Arthur
Carr; this act completing the subsection Of New
Netherlands to the British crown.
I62I-Remarkable tobacco act of the British Par
lament passed. by which the weed was to be i'm
ported only from Virginia and the somer Isles, ant
never planted in England merchants not to charge
more than eight shillings pound and retailers no
more than ten shlings, though those who sold it b,
the pipe might charge whatever they pleased
Rehabilitation of St. Paul's Cathedral, London
S23-Death Of Michael the Stammerer, Emperor o
the East
325- Constantine stopped the use Of criminals il
the gladiator shows, and sent them to the mines.
b. c. 2OlG-Accordng to Eusebius, the call o
Abraham took place on the day corresponding to tn
LIST of October.
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TeIegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent.
ADDITIONAL By THE STEAMSHIP ARABIA.
a6ir rHr rAr1os4l .sp SOUTHERN LINES.


hY rHE NAT1oSAL AND SOUTHERN LINES.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. IS.-The steamship Alps and
Ariel arrived out on the 18th inst. and the Canada
on the 18th.
The steamship Hammonia left Hamburg for New
York on the 18th inst. Soon after her departure her
powder magazine exploded, iniuring five of her pas
sengers. She returned to port to repair damages,
and was to sail again on the 10TH
Ascoe, Hartwig q Co.. of Manchester, in the Med
iterranean trade, have failed
VIM. Wse principal editor of the London Daily
News, is dead.
PAIs.-The Paris Bourse was in bueyant con-
dition. French commercial establishment is to be
made at Kpra.
An attack on the Emperor of Ava has been ordered
by France.
sPAIN.-The old Chamber of Deputies has been
dissolved, and new one has been convoked in De
cember next. ....
PoRTuGAL,-The vintage in Portugal has been the
most abundant one for FIVE years.
TuEKEr.-The excitement among the Musselmen
is hourly increasing,
RUSSIAN VICTORY-The Russian troops have OBJ
tanned victory over schamyl, in Circassia.
AUsTRIA.-The wife of Charles, brother to the EN-,
peror Of Austria, is dead.
Commercial Intelligence.
HAvRE MARKET-New Orleans Tres OrliRGife at
Havre is quoted at Ill francs.
LIVERPOOL Observation-Disclosures Spence Co
quote Baltimore and Philadelphia Flour, 2ls. to 22s
Cd. Western, 20 to 2ls; Ohio, 2ls. Sd. to 2js
Western White Wheat, IS. Sd. to Is. Cd, Red, 5s
4d to Gs 3D., Southern, Is. Cd, Beef and Pork de,
cned. Bacon dull Sugar steady. Coffee firm
Whalebone, 80 to 34s.
Bigland, Athaya & Co.'s circular quotes Flour as
closing at a decline of Cd.
On Saturday, the 18th, the Liverpool Cotton mar
ket closed steady aud firm. The sales of the day
were 10000 bales-on speculation 1000 bales-foI
export, 1000 bales.
Consols for money closed at 974 to 978.
The bullion in the Bank of England had increased
100000
Atlantic Cable.
TRINITY BAY, Sept 20.-No signals were obtained
from Valentia yesterday.
The Bark Cherokee.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 30.-The bark Cherokee, bound
from New Orleans to Boston, has been brought into
this port in a leaky condition, and with sick and
mutinous crew. In consequence of the sickness on
board she was ordered into quarantine.
River Intelligence.
ST. LOUIS, Sept, 30.-Arryed here from New Or.
leans, the steamboat Republic; departed the steam.
boats Michigan and Gladiator
All the rivers above are receding.
There is feet water between here and Cairo.
YIcKsBuRG, Sept. 30.-The steamboat Nebraska
passed down at noon to day the Aleck Scott at 2
o'clock this afternoon.
One of the Austria's Victims,
New YoRK, Sept. 30.-Carl Meyer, Of New Orleans
is supposed to be one Of the lost passengers OF the
| Austria.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-01

TIE AMpHrrHBArER.-Dr spalding il En- route fol
New Orleans with the famous Buckley Minstrels, and
expects to introduce them at the Amphtheater or
the 18th inst This is the calculation The eontinu
ance Of the fever may render necessary to defer the
opening to later day. The BnckIeys are to perform
fonr weeks; then the Kellers, two weeks; next the
great circus for nine weeks after that the Marshes
and 50 on to the 4th of July next--somethng of a
seasons programme. The Amphitheater, much i'm.
proved and beautifed, is now ready for action-and
who won't be glad when it opens
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-01

CoPARrNERsHrP CHANGEs.-rhe firm of Ward
Saunders Hunt has been dissolved by mutual con
sent. Mr.. Vim. P, Saunders withdraws from the
business, and Messrs. Robert j. Ward and Robert P.
Hunt are to continue the business under the name
and style Of Ward, Hunt & Co. See the notice in
another column
The firm Of Jones, Maekiuder & Co., is also dis
solved by mutual consent. Mr. Samuel Jones is here
after to continue the business on bis own account
under the style Of S Jones & CO. See card.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-01

PosTAL.-The Postmaster General has decided
that if Postmasters do not give publishers of news
papers or periodicals notice that their papers remain
in the Post-oioe without being taken out by those
10 whom they are addressed, i've weeks, they are
liable for the pay.
He has also ordered that all supplements or ex-
tras folded within regular issues Of daily weekly
journals-not actual and bona tde editions of such
publications conveying intelligence Of passing events
aud general Intelligence subject the whole package
to letter postage
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-01
True Ambition

Higher, higher will we climb
Up the mount of glory,
That our names may live through time
In our country's story
Happy when her welfare calls,
He who conquers-he who falls.
Deeper, deeper let us toll
In the mines of knowledge
Natures wealth and learning's spoil
Win from school and college
Delve We there for richer gems
Than the stars of diadems H. Montgomery.
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NEW ORLEANS, August Il, 1887.

" p r,nry ,,.,r NEW ORLEANS August Il, 1857,
Dear sir-Fhe twenty four inch Mill whc pgG ssed ron
you of mr. plantation has been attached u
the sugar-mIl engine put in operation last week am
mich pleased With itn every respect both in regard to lis
phcsty durability and quantity grinds Timed the mill
whenn operation several times 3nnd to surprise hat
me null was grinding one bushe per minutes therefore expeos
he mn 70 grind regularly thirty bushels per honr With
fosngar Plsa.ars would especislyg ofamend yoar Mills
believing them to be superior any mill ever administered
Yours. respectfully;
Egl4 2ptf TdHE : y,D0,z ,rr4 z,.,f..as-
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP PHILADELPHIA
The steamship Philadelphia, G. Harrison com
mander, left New York on the 18th, Key West on
the 18th, Havana on the Goth, aud arrived at this
port early yesterday morning. She brings 50 pas
aengera and small cargo consisting chiefly Of but.
ter cheese and ale.
The steamship oatawba left Key West on the
morning of the 25th inst for Charleston.
The us. mail steamship Granada, G. Bergman
commander, was to leave Key West on the 25tl
inst, at TO P. NJ, with the passengers and express
freight for California brought from New York by
the Philadelphia
News from Havana unimportant The health q
the city is very good and the sickness among the
vessels in the bay much improved.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-01

Down ON Texas CArTLE.-The citizens of Vernon
county, Missouri, have resolved in public meeting
that they will not permit cattle from Texas to be
driven through their county They declare in their
resolutions that Southern cattle communicate to those
of Missouri disease known as Spanish or Texas
fever, which Is very malignant, and has caused the
death Of great numbers Of native cattle in Vernon
county
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EpItnpll.

" Ny name, my country, what are thew to thee
What, whether high or low, my pedigree
Perhaps, far surpassed all other men
Perhaps, fell below them all-what then?
Suffice it, stranger, that thou seest a TOMB
Thou knowest its use-ith ides--no matter whom
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-01

WATER sPours m HUNGARy-The late European
papers state that quite recently water spout broke
near the village of Kossed, district of Widen and
killed 400 horses or oxen also several persons They
add that another water spout, at Teruowa, in the
same district, threw down houses and crushed as
many as 400 persons; and that third, at Pewna,
drowned $50 persons; but these two last statements
says the Breslau Gazette, require confirmation
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-01

LARGE sNAEE,--Mr. James Bnrk says the Jetier-
songie (Ya.1 Advocate, published in razewelIeoun-
ty living near the dividing ridge between this comfy
aud Mcdowell, killed rattlesnake last week measur
ing little over six feet in length and having twenty
four rattes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-01

Coon SrUFF.-From Messrs. Queyrouza & Laugs-
dorff St Louis street, we have received two bottles
Of "Dalys Aromatic Valley Whisky 1t is magnif-
cent stuff not particle OF strychnine ia it, the best
we hava tasted for many day. Messrs. @, & l. will
accept our polite Acknowledgements for their dater
ing token of remembrance.
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squalU y Co.'s


L 1
s,an g. Co. coaiaae to Dram as usual uom Interruption.
Swan & Co.'s Lotteries are Legal,
AND AUTHORIZED BY THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
R>The late attempt iujure frm has shown that oar
Lotteries are DRAWN FAIRLY that our Prizes are PAlD
PuNGTUA ALLY a.d that Schemes are MORE ii BEkAh
than any other Lottery in the world
The following Scheme will be drawn by S s" An 4 oo.'
Managers Sparta Academy Lottery Of Georgia. IN 6eoh
Of their Single Number LoerieR for October 1903 81
AUGUSTA Georgia. public, under The supernende Of
Commissioners
Glass 80 Draws Saturday, October 2, 1873
Glass Sc Draws Saturday, October ., 1858.
Glass 81 Draws Saturday October 10, 1885
Glass IS Draws Saturday October %, s9ss
Glass SO Draws Saturday, October 30, 1858.
ONTHR PLAN OF SINGLE N8ERB
FIFTY Thousand Tickets.
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
FIVE PRIZES
nEyF I'M
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Carpet Warehouse,

NA@H ESte ~ SbH GstOAESCS
I3#,......,..,......C CANAL STREET. I24
j. ID. CAMERON a. 90.
Have recently received large stock of styles
Competing ana Curtain Goods,
from manufacturers, offer them At small profit We
possess every facility procuring the newest and best goods
the lowest prices
CHOICE VELVET WILTON, in best and quality.
Low PRICED AND SUPERIOR BRUSSELS, 3-PI.Y aud
INGRAM Of various qualities.
HALL AND STAIR cARPETING-Dutch, Wool Hemp
for Offices
COCOA MATING, St to CT
Cd to 49, Figured BAIzES, by the yard.
in squares.
Velvet Tufted and Mosaic RUGS.
DOOR MATS and RUGS STAIR RODS, etc, etc
Floor OIL Cloths
Three to tweuytour feet wide, of the best and ordinary
qualities.
Curtain Goods.
Cotton, Cotton and Worsted and Damask
Satin De I.tine and Br0cAtelt,
Ga Printed Lasting and Reps,
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS Cords, Tassels, Gimps
exc; COrnices, Bands and Pms.
Window Shades.
very large variety Or new and elegant styles
Billiard Cloths
OF Quality-s-i Crimson Green and Blue for Table
Covers.
PIANO AND TABLE CoVERs--A large assortment.
We daily receiving additions stock which VIII be
unsurpassed in the country seg- 2p6t
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.qEfl.ea .IRaE,,,.ne y On.

No. q MAGAZINE STREET, CORNER OF GRAvIER,
Have received by steamship Caawba direct from their
OWN MANUFACToRY, a very LARGE and CHOICE as
sortment of
CLOTHING
AND
r E11s WIS 1rElNro7 u o o Us,
FOR MEN,
BOYS AND
CHILDREN,
Among the above stock are a full assortment of
BLACK and COLoRED CLOTH FROCKs
BUSINESS FANCY CAss SUITS, to match.
BLACK and FANCY CASHMERE PANTALoONs
DRESS AND SCHOOL CLOTHING for Boys.
PATENT YOKE sHIRTs-eyery size and quality.
SHAKER FLANNEL SHIRTS, Drawers aud Half Hose.
RUBBER GooDs--an descriptions
TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS and UMBRELLAS.
ALFRED bIUNROE Il Co,
ser 2ptf "A Magazine street corner Grlvier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-01

ALPHA LODGE RELIEF CoMarrrEE--A list Of mem
bers of the relief committee of Alpha Lodge, with
their residences, Is advertised in this mornings Ores
aent which see.
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vsr JAMES NJ ALHERTS0N aged y Years "a, '' VI 'sO"
rs Philadelphia, Pa, and Columbus j. papers please
cspy.
on wednesday, 10Th ult at bafpas II O'Clock ALBERT
NICHOLAS aged Ii years and II days onIy son Died
rich BullerdiecK.
On "Wednesday, 29h u, at o'clock P NJ in Grstua. at
the residence Of Gus1ve Leroy ESQ MARY STREET aged
years, daughter Of Gusave Street and Mary Calder Of
Charleston, s q.
On Tuesday, 18th nit, at P. NJ in Algies WILLIAM C.
BRANTLtY aged " years, II hemurrhRge Of the lungs
rs Little Rock, AK, pagers pleHse copy.
On wednesday, 29th ult at o'clock p M at Terre aux
BUufs, Dr. LOUIS AUGUSTUS RICH Nh AGED ii wears
formerly Of lberville, La.
on Welne.day E9h ut, at hafras 5 o'clock A. NJ JAS.
land
On "Wednesday, Goth nit, at 10 o'clock A. NJ DR. JOHN
WALSH aged % years native Of county Cork Ireland
On Monday 9Th ult at Amfte Springs Parish Of East
Baton Rouge FREDERICK d. CONKAU Jr aged IS years.
the Baize La al inst after nre ing isess which
she bore with Christian ortuGe Mrs MARY MORO AN aged
"A years and months con7nr OF Cyrus Morgan Pilot
B~Caltornia papers please copy.
ne" Persons advanced In life, and feeling
the hand Of time weighing heavily upon them with all
attendant ills, will find in the Of Dr. Hostette cele
braed Stomach Bit ers elixir that will nst new life into
their veins restore in and energy
youthful days build up their shnueu forms and give health
md vigor to their remaining Those who the least
afflicted with Dyspepsia Agre Languor Nausea any olher
troublesome md dangerous disease arising from dsordeged
system should lot hesitate avail themselves of the benefit
derived from This great remedy
For sale by druggists dealers generally everywhere
ser 2p6tGltW
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LAw-ARpNd PEoPLE,-The citizens of Nilwau.
kee, Wisconsin, are the most aw-abiding people in
The world Que Of them being asked why so many
people were drowned in their river. replied that it
was on account Of an ordinance of the city, which
iorolds swimming in the city limits. When one Of
them slipped in he recalled the ordinance at once,
and rather than violate it, went cheerfuy to the bot
tom without struggle
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-01

NEW 0n1EASs BANANAS. ~ The culture of the
banana has got to be quite feature in this city Of
late years and successful featare. too. We yester-
day received some luscious goldenripe specimens of
the fruit, from the garden Of Mr. D. McCant, in the
Fourth District. One, or two, was, or were,
twin, or two twin bananas the first thing Of the
kind we have seen. The banana and the pine apple
are now well domesticated in New Orleans Who
will be the FIRST to bring out mangnes?
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-01

HoWARD ASSOCIATION. Capt. Rieardos notice
to holders of bills against the Towards,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-01

For ST, Louls.-The renowned and fast passenger
steamer Flames Montgomery Capt Wm Hank leaves for tbe
all intermediate landings this evening puncuay
5oclock connecting Memphis Cairo am 81 LouI with
principal railroads for III the Northern and cites
Messrs Bell Bnehaaan 4 Co. ere her asenls.