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WASHINGTON THEA TIRE.
Personal INTELLIGENCE.

KELLER TROUPE Queen Flowers the
O lS-3t
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Three Days Later from Europe.


QUrBEc May 1.-THE steamship North American, from
Liverpool the 5th instant arrived off Rvere du Loup this
morning. bringing English dates Of the 9Th instant
Cotton had slightly advanced sales three days 81,
600 bales Breadstuffs steady. Provisions steady Con
The North Star arrived at Southampton on the lst and
the America on the Sd inst.
In Parliament Isracls resolution relative to the flu
ture government Of India Is steadily progressing The
resolution endorsing the union of the Danubisn Prnci
palities was rejected in the House Of Commons by large
majority
The French Legislature had adopted the government
budget
The ENJOYS of the leading European powers have re-
quested the German Diet consider the proposition Of
Denmark relative to the Duchies.
LrvERrooL MARKHfs. Cotton has advanced Id sales
three days bales including speculation 5000 and
5000 for export, market closing buoyant Manchester
prices rather dearer 5s7f ri fiB
Breadstuffs- Flour dull ; Western canal, 2ls a 2ls
Cd Philadelphia and Baltimore, 2ls Cd 22s Sd ;
Ohio 22s. Cd. 24s cd. Wheat quiet red, Is. 6s.
I'd; white, Is Is Sd. Corn quiet; white had slightly
advanced, closing at 34s 34s. Cd.
Provisions steady Bacon closing firm Beef dull at a
slight decline. lard firmer, closing at SIS. Sugar
closed firm Rice quiet Spirits of turpentine steady at
AS Rosin duh, As. 3D. Linseed oil, 3Os q 30s Sd.
LONDON Sugar closed buoyant at general advance Of
Cd per cwt. ss y s,5t q, issaH
LoNDos Wednesday morning The funds improved
yesterday unuer the SATISFACTORY statement of tho Cham
cellor of Exchequer, There an increased demand in
the discount market and the closing rates ranged from
II "a per cent The heavy payments due on Tuesday
were met without embarrassment Consos closed at ora
97s for account.
collision occurred in St Georges channel between a
steamer and bark-both SUNK and thirty lives were lost
The schooner George bound for the Niger Expedition
foundcred in the channel and persons were
drowned
In France the grain crops promise well. Et.
England has made formal demand against Naples OF
indemnity for imprisonment Of the English engineers
India letters state that Nena Sahib has been reinforced
by tho rebels and is about to offensive opera
tons 5tt ,fr satNt4 st-
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WASHINGTON THEATRl
NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION

KEER Young American Ballet Corps and tho gorgeous tab,
N the SHOWER OF GOLD to night May 1S-
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} Another Outrage By Brltlsh Cruiser.
Heavy Robbery.

| CNCINNAr May 1.-THE post Office and jewclry store
attached in Rockville, Ind. robbed Saturday
night of all the letters with $500 in money and $4,000
worth of watches and jewelry.
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Important RumOrs from Utah.-.The MOrmOns
III s5 FLY or surrender. 49,

New YORK, May IA despatch from st. Louis says
that the Republican has received avices from Utah of
the same tenor those Of yesterday from Lcsvenworth
with the addition that the Momons had laid down their
arms and that Gov Cumming, on the invitation of
Brigham Young, had entered Salt Lake City without
cort that many Momons had gone the southern part
Of the Territory and that their and children were
preparing to follow F
sk..s ADDITIONAL
ST. LOUIS, May IA despatch has been received here
dated at Fort Leavenworth the 18th stating that the
news from Utah is unofficial but private letter re-
ceived by Col Rich, at the fort coroboates tho state
ment The general tenor Of the report is universally
credited at Leavenworth aa
Gov. Cumming is represented to have entered Salt
Lake City the LIST of April The army at Camp Scott
was in readiness for immediate action in Of
gency. ltEt
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violent storms and Loss Of Life.


ST.. LOUIS May 15.--A violent tornado occurred on
Thursday which actually to blow train
OF cars the Chicago and Alton railroad off the track
at Lexington, Illinois, by which several persons
verely injured. The towns i'm that vicinity suffered &C.
vcrey and many houses Frustrated Three persons
killed at Tonawanda. I
Yesterday another storm occurred between Blooming
ton and Springfield, which did much damage to q mum
Der of houses at Elkhart and Wamsvillc The latter
was nearly demolished, and family Of five persons
killed.
Another Outrage by a British Cruiser.
BosroN, May 1.-THE barque Wingold has arrived
here, and reports have been fired into with muskct
by British cruiser after leaving Sierra Morena and
that she afterwards boarded and searched by armed
boats crews
The Southern Commercial Convention.
MONTGOMERY, ALA May 1.-The proceedings of the
convention were very dull to-day. No business was
transacted time being entirely consumed in speeches
number of delegates have left
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G. @ u Ell es MIS- O NJ =.
CHARTREs STREET,
VIII ofer from and after this date the whole Of their
Stock of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
at TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. REDUCTION. Our stock
consists in part Of
Rich Printed JACoNET MUsLINs at l2, Is and 20 cents
per yard.
Rich Printed ORGANIZES from 40 to 62l &c per yard.
Rich Flounced oRGANDY ROBES from 81 to s12 per yard
Rich Printed BAREGE ROBES, from IS to IS per yard
LINEN DRILLING and LINEN CHECK
FoULARD SILK ROBES, Flounced and Quilts at sl2
Printed LINEN CAMBRIos ar
Rich Embroidered BoBINET and MUSLIN CURTAINS.
LINEN DIAPERS and SETS.
EMBRoIDERIEs of all kinds.
Ladies' Gents and 0hildren's GAUzE FLANNEL SHIRTS.
Ladies', Gents and ohildrens HOSE and HALF HOSE.
SWISS MUSLIN, Plain and EMBROIDERED.
Embroidered MUSLIN, for Curtains
BoBlNET and LINEN NETTING, for Bars,
FANCY FANS and CoRsETs.
MARQUIsEs, PARAsoLs and UMBRELLAS.
Black and Fancy Stripe GRENADINE
DRAP D'ETE and RUSSELL CORDS, for Goats
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFs, from 81 to sI2 per
dozen.
Fancy LIEENADEs and CoTToNADEs.
Fancy and Black GREEADINE and BAREGE sHAwLs.
FILET MITs and GLOVES
1900 pieces IRISH LINENS and PIATILIAs.
80 "a, I0-4, l2-4 LINEN sHEETING, etc, etc.
Rg~An of which will be sold at Twenty-Five Per Cent.
Reduction.
GIQUEL & JAMESON,
rnv3 2p6t rs and 1e fr,a-,ra, ...,..
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By Vincent Co.. 10 o'clock at their auction rsos No .
ousoaahoase street. foreign and American dry goods Can
ten mating etc.
bs H fsyehaad Hyde Co. at 10 O'Clock at No % Old lie
wee 'treei. boots. shoes and bfogans
By Palfrey Co.. al Il O'Clock Al Rank., A...a. ,,
stocks. etc., etc.
~ Hernandez Jr q the st. Louis Exchange AZ Il
so'eloes valuable real estate IN the Third listrict
ny ses'e Jarreau &s u O'Clock the City Hotel yaua
bic property In the First District
ss X Armasd At early sasght No s. ST. Charlie, street,
books stationery. etc. 'sss'
See advertisements under proper heads.
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=. 10 Half 5. ............ 20
:. 10 Quarter. .....-..... 70
Lea " Pef'T't1ls'
sTERsHIRE UCE.

The attention Of Hotel Keepers Proprietos Of Eating Houses
Caterers for Clubs Mess-rooms and Private Families
mended trial Of Lea Perrins' worcestershire
Sauce. This eondment by its merits has attained high
rank pleasant palaabe and wholesome Sauce eppli-
cable to soup fish, hot and cold meats, game etc. etc.
tensivey used IN all quarters Of the globe
The limitations both sides OF the Atlantic
speak loudly Of its mers and the fact that only
Medal awarded foreign Sauce New York Exhibition
attes the estimation in which held by selected
special reference their ability Judge of the quality
lar articles Of table And being the popular Sauce In
the Market unprncpled parties offering spurious
Sauce by slightly varying the spelling Of LEA PERKINS,"
only Proprietors Of the Genuine Sauce.
stock always in store Aoorders received for
msnt from England.
JOHN DUNCAN Il SONS,
4O5 hallway, New York.
iva 2ply Sole Agents In the United States for Lea Pens
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HS-Cincinnati, State of Ohio, Hamilton Co.
Before the subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for
said county personally John Lee who being duly
deposeh snd said that he had suffering With Chronic Di.
rhea for the past twenty years and had consulted
ceived prescriptions for his all the principal pys
clans in Philadelphia and Cincinnati but all effect
received no relief AT last he reduced mere skeleton
without the hope of finding relief by advice
of friend induced ostettes Stomach
Bters and his surprise found relief from the first
trial. and in less than two months found himself perfectly cured
OF his complaint and is daily recovering his strength body
and increasing in esh and eheeruy gives this certificate in
the hope that others afflicted like himself may benefited
JOHN LEE.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, August 81 1856
c. +. HANSEIMANN,
Justice of the Peace,
myS 2pst<W No. a Western street. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Canal street.
lI6

BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS 81 Co.
in ORDER TO REDUCE THEIR
Large Stock of Dress Goods,
VIII from this date commence selling them alta
GREAT REDUCrEONi
Their fast colored BIT LANES reduced to TEN
CENTS
Their handsome Is Goods which all acknowledge to be
as good rs either houses sell at 20 cents
ARE NOW l2x CENTS PER YARD.
Two bit FRENCH JACoNETs
Reduced to Is and 20 cents.
JAooNETs Of beautiful styles and extra quality which
were cheap at 80 cents,
NOW rs CENTS ONLY.
ORGANIZES at 80 cents now s7k cents;
And all other Goods Equally Low,
LACE MANTILLAs are reduced % per cent
YARD WIDE FRENCH PRINTS beautiful HtvIes and
warranted fast eolors,
AT IS CENTS ONLY
FINE DOTTED SWISS MusLINs,
Worth So so, at 80 per piece
ALL LINEN HUCKABUCKS, at l21S cents per niece.
And great variety Of other
Staple Goods Equally Low,
- including
FINE YARD WIDE WHITE COTTON
At 10 cents per yard only.
find at establishment greater inducements than were ever
before offered
AN EXAMINATION Is REQUESTED.
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS g. CO.,
my5 2pf Ii6 Canal street
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AMERrcAE CLuB MEgrNes--The Second Ward
American Club meets this evening at halfpast 7
o'clock, at No. Q New Basin.
The Filth Ward Club meets tomorrow at noon, at
the Globe Ball Room, corner Of st. Peter and St.
Claude streets
This Ninth Ward Club meets tomorrow at II
o'clock, at No. ls st. Ferdinand street.
The election time is coming on, and the necessity
of full and punctual atteudances at all the meetings
should Be felt by every member Of the party.
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Fresh Canton MATING.

200 pieces -, 81 and 6-4wHITE and CHECKED NAT
TING, of ordinary and choicest qualities
FLOOR OIL CLoTHA large assortment of all widths and
qualities.
WINDOW SHADES-s TO 10 feet of newest styles some
very rich.
Lace and Muslin Curtains.
We have recently received variety Of these goods
which offering low prices together with TABLE and
PIANo COVERS, Cords, Loops Gimps silk and Wool Dam.
asks, Window Cornices, etc.
large stock of CARPETING Of every kind at bargain
J. d. CAMERON 4 CO.,
myS 2p6t 1aa i,anal s.r0.t
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DYSPEPSIA BaEAD AND CRAcKNELL BrscuIr.-Mr
O. Gowans No 2ei fehcupoplas street. Is manufacturers
nes and sells them twice cheap He has sent rs pnper Il
them 20 sample and them fully equal to the Eng
hsha most delicious article Tor dyspepes and nvalids q
which We call public asentcn. Mr.. O. also turning out
very superior article q Dyspepsia Bread which ali weak son.
achs Should try Equal satisiaeon is 10 b mad and o
saved y pasroniang the home manufacture Of Mr. Gowsus
who in aadion to his mandatory. has the stands Nos %
Dsaaes Market and ils ST. Mays Market See his advertise
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SHOCKING CRIME-A terrible crime was recently
committed at Trieste. A young workman, who
maintained himself and his mother by his daily
labor, gained so little they lived most wretchedly.
BY dnt OF priyations he however saved up sufficient
to purchase ticket In lottery. The drawing took
place few days ago, and his ticket gained prize
Of 10000 horins Wild with joy the young man bur.
ned to his mother informed her of his good fortune
and asked for the ticket. Alas, my son" said she,
:" sold II some time back Without word the
young man drew bis knife and stabbed her until she
iel dead at bis feet He was arrested the same dnv
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ExrRAprTIoN DEfsArED.- Edward Dessling, the
iruss'an' VINO was arrested at Paducah some time
ago on charge OF being fugitive from justice from
r.'ssla' where II was alleged that he had committed
forgery mas been discharged by Judge Williams, of
'e McOraeken Circuit Court the Judge deciding that
'ne ueposuons IN Prussia could not be admitted as
competent evidence. Quite demonstration was
made Dy inc people upon the discharge Of the ac
cusea Out tne Judge rebuked it, and said that be had
NOT oeen guided 10 his decision by popular feeling
Directly alter the result Of the trial was made known
Mr. Lepau and the Prussian police officer were ar
rested upon charge OF false Imprisonment. The
sentiment in Padncah was entirely with Desslnr-
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AL aie

Rs- Notice - The American Club of the
Mini Ward, Third District every SUNDAY at II
NJ No 6 Ferdinand street Immediately fronting the ter
minus OF Victory street general and puncua attendance of
ali those residing in the wad aud friendly 10 the cause is
eeary requested to attend business before the meeting
ms Time Is very important BY order Of the President
nS4 zpie I. BACHENiTN, Jr. Secretary
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es- The weekly statement of the coffee market 81
this city, issued by Messrs II. r. Lonsdale, Son &
Co, viii be found in another column. It will be Oh
served that the decreasesin stock at this time from
last year. at this period is 72e4I bags There is very
little difference in the price, On the 18th Of May last
year the sales were at loi to lie.
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RS-Notice-The regular meeting of AmerI-
can Club, Eighth Ward, Third District will be held at the
Club Room the United States Hotel on EVERY MON
DAY, at ~ O'Clock P. NJ.
The members requested to be punetual
BY order Of the President.
al 2pte g. H. JEMIsoN secretsrv
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RS- sixth Ward American Club - The
American Club Of the Sixth Ward District meets every
FRIDAY EVENING, at TX O'Clock, at the ST. Philip Bali
Room on St Philip street. general and puuetua
of all the members is particularly requested
BY order Of the President
my6 te T. b. BARBIN Secretary
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ASSOCIATIONS FOR rnE RELrrF or JEWISH WIDOWS
AND 0RrnAxs,--A copy Of the third annual report
Of this admirably conducted institution has been sent
us by friend, who will accept our thanks We have
already made some mention Of the institntion, upon
information derived from the report.
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STEAM EScISRs, SAW MnLs, Erc.-A number Of
nest desirable machines for plantation aud generally country
use are now offering by Mr. s. H. Gilman agent for The naten
Tees NO y drAsier street. Anoee then are Hoard sons,
IAN snsanss rom one and half 70 twenty horse power
with apeless boilers ehinneys forty Zee, hih 4
WIS circular saw mills Newels cotton screws sha,n
paess exc. Al are offered on The reasonable terms. ma
planters and miiisrs are invited to call and Inspect.
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VENERABLE LorHARlo - A Northern paper
states that Mr. R. Boughton, Of schohare county N.
T., and young lady named Rennie, from Greene
county, recently eoped Mr. Boughton is man
about 90 years Of age merchant and class leader,
and left wife and family 10 sore trouble.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-08

In the difficulty that occurred the of Grsver
Dryades Streets Sunday night I'd inst published by the
New Orleans Delta Mr. Reed accused of having attempted
to rob- The accusation against Mr. said publication
was not authorized BY me- and furthermore affirm that Mr.
Reed did not attempt to commit robbery upon me.
mys 2plt A, j. SUTHERLAND.
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TEE EMPmE Cry IN A TYPHooN.- On the night
Of the 26th ult, during her late passage from Hav
ana to New York, the steamship Empire City was
struck by typhoon from the Northwest, in latitude
30 deg. 80 min., longitude 76 deg IS min The ship
was keeled over, sails blown from the gaskets, boat
ashings severed, etc. but after the first fierce blast
the sanch vessel rode out the gale in the finest style
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-08

On Friday morning the Tth inst, O'Clock SAMUEL,
CARPENTER, 43 years late member Of washington
Lodge No 2 l. o. o. f. Matches. Miss.
o. o. F.The members Of the General Relief Committee
and Of the Order generally funeral
this morning 10 O'clock from his residence corner Of
Jackson and Dryades streets. Fourth District
THOS. H. SHIELDS,
Secretary General Relief Committee.
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Hs- Hall OF the Fifth Ward American Club
The members Of this Club requested every SUN
DAY Il O'Clock NJ the Globe Bali Room at the oorne
Of St. Peter and St. Charles streets.
BY order Of the President
my6 tie VICTOR GERoDIA, Secretary.
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RS-Notlce--Che American Club No. 2 meets
EVERY SATURDAY, at ~ o'clock P. NJ. at No New Ba-
sin. All legal voters residing the Ward may desire to
Join the Club requested have their names registered
agreeably to the Constitution of the Club
as 2pte By ORDER or THE PRESIDENT.
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Wines and LIQUORS.


17..........,...ROYAL STREET, .............IT
Asupply Of CREME DE BoUzY GHANPAGEE in quartz
and pnts eonstaHy hand equal TO the best tat
nesto this market.
Also.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY,
FINE OLD PoRT-the.best in the city.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
b RIA DIESs
sAzERAo the Vintage 1875 1898 aad 1906 and oihar
brands
w II L y X VT
OF descriptions-scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts,
Also :.
On hand my usualsssornen Of the best WINES and Ii.
QUoRs In the Market which will be sold on IA REASONABLE
terms any other susein the city,
sEWELL t. TAYLOR,
dI1ply No, II Roxsl street..
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Per Steamship Rtack TT,a,.,.tO,

Fer Ste0nts3it0 KincFf TV'NY7'iO1..
JUST OPENED
80 cartons VELVET RIBBONS
20 cartons BONNET RIBBONS
5 cartons BILLINGS
10 cartons PLAIN TAFFETA RIBBONS
80 cartons WHITE COTTON TRIMMINGS
10 cartons TRIMMING PRINCES.
zoo pieces l2-4 MOSQUITO NETTING.
80 dozen FILET MITs-no fingers.
25 =. half fingers.
case WHITE PIQUE-New Patterns.
100 dozen STEEL SPRING sKIRTs-An Styles.
NEW STYLE MUsLINS,
FRENCH PRINTS, etc,
All at Low Prices /!
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS & CO.,
myS 2p3t Il6 Canal street
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ss- American Club, First Ward-The re-
gular meetings of this Club will be held every WEDNESDAY
EVENING, al the Eagle Hall Prytania and Felicity
streets at 72 o'clock Punctual attendance is earnestly de
sired.
my4 2ptf JAS BEGGs, President
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Rs- MIR. Editors Please announce me n
candidate for the Office Of Street Commissioner subject 10 s
nosnssiou Of the American Party the coming election in
June.
ais 2ptmy2F JONATHAN ASTON.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-08

R9rTo the Publie--The undersigned most
respectfully sass his the the city Of New
Orleans candidate for office Of to
of on the It'll day of June next
jazz 2pte M BENZ s. HARRIssoN.
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Southern Furniture vT-areroos,s

WILLIAM q. STEWART,
At Nos. III and i73 Canal street, Netc Orleans,
Has just the mandatory beautiful stock
splendid MAHOGANY ARNoIRs and BEDsTEADs, in I'd
dition to his hitherto large stock of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
omprising EVERYTHING in his line Of BUSINESS Parties
wishing anything ne will end TO their ADVANTAGE Ia
give him call before purchasing elsewhere
WILLIAM H. STEWART,
my3 7p6tdttW III and ITS Canal street.
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y. q. Morgan s Co.,

BOOKSELLERS,
Exchange Place, adjoining the Post-Omee,
Have for sale
McPHERSoN'S COMMERCIAL MANUAL,
Showing the price required IN Liverpool for Cotton Wheat
Corn Flour any given prime cost rate of
change, and rate of Freight
R3-Pree, $40 per copy. mys spst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-08

~ Mr.. Editor, Please announce mr. MI
s0hL hhhNANDsl Jr. IS candidate Street Commits
sene subject TO the nomination Of the American Convention
az IptmsA HOST OF FRIENDS
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Great louisiana Remedy.
G. DIN s. KAP APE u M,
Office, No. IA Exchange Place.

The proprietor and sole manufacturer presents this prepare
ton to the public remedy of great value for variety Of
very troublesome and dangerous Diseases twenty-five
years experience in it's efficacy.
He safely recommend in all Cuaneous Diseases Of the
SKIN for Badness DauduH the Hair DISCRIMINATION of the
Digestive Organs Chils and Fever Bilious Chagres and In
terment Fever Diseases of the Liver ard Kidneys Female
Complaints And in proof that he does upon good
grounds he would respectfully call the attention of the public
the following certificates from persons living in this city
New Orleans, January 70, 1858.
N b. Gons-Dear SIR On my from Aspnwa in July
last had attack Of Chsgres fever after trying
every imaginable remedy without eff Induced to try
your "Kaperspeum Fever and Ague Tonic happy
say that although is months since took the FIRST
dose, have been troubled with chill since have
every believe that medicine the effect Of
rely removing the disease from my system. therefore
affords pleasure valuable medl.
cine. Respectfully yours,
L. A. CLARK,
"a Dryades street,
New Orleans La,