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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-04-24

ST l. us, Anril The Republican learns.
from y source entitled T., credit that an express
m"~Srtiger passed through this c.rv about two
weeks since. with instrurtinns to Cl. Jnnnstn"
NOT tn cominrucr Offensive npsrItiInS aSlinst the
H'rmnns befnre the arrival of the Peace COmmis.
.inners. Secretary Hartwell arrived here yester.
lay. and leaves for Utah ali ut the 25th inst.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-04-24

SENATOR HAMMOND Of SnUTu CARoLINA-The
IL mora lie the Senator Htmmond. after his lie.
nunciat,on ut all northern. working men rs mud
stills" and slaves" and after Gen. Wilson's rerl,
10 The Spokesman Of chivHlry. NAV have excited
,'me interest in the minds of his Northern frIapd-
and lt will not DO embarrassing to those same
slaves I" know what ma'.n VI man this repre-
seniaii,r OF that niher r'ass which leads prn.
gress, ci,iliza'iun and refinement" ran be in per.
son. He Is tall. lnng limhed. bald headed spec.
t'rled. clothed in black, and delights to stretch
his legs at iull length on the top of his desk. ~
he sits in bis chair IN the Senate, in which GiCui
fled position he reminds one of the stories We
have read of u gorged boa cunstrict0r. stretched
nlIng the tree 10, n. If this he the habit of the
mirror of chivalrv in public, We leave 10 the imng
ination of the mud stills" his social and domestic
mannars. = Washington correspondence Of tie Bos
tau TdeeHer.
A SLAVE STEALER CHAINED To A SLAvE.-John
Jones Moore. The respectable looking" sramr
VII" was arrested several days ago at Ashland.
Va. lsays he Peie"shurg Erpress,) in company
with William j ickson. Il slave helonging TO Mrs
frank Weston, OF Charleston. s. c., whom he had
.biuctei per the underground. passed thrnugh
this city on Wednesday evening. en- route for
Charleston. in the custody 0fl tie police officer,
from that citv Ths nubia G resi- vie was 81, line
nv the wrist to his ton consding friend Sill wh.
;nnldn't halp hiowins IN him AT A.hlanl. and
presented an appearance of the most nhiect sham.
he human countsnance can be capahle OF ex
IL was n most appropriate aInetbod oi
securing The sc0uadrel.- He was crrght thkinv |
the slave 10 the North 4 poHs IL was ,uiee sersa. and
the slave was taking him 70 the South. saG Is |
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-04-24
Baptist 1, HefhOdist Clergyman.

~ Dxsa 8aoruER II shall baptize s"me converts
to-m8rro&; if any of your converts prefer TO be
baptfzss5 ih our 4asde, / shall be happy to laptiEe
iLsm ~ candidates for your church.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20

DYISG FOR HIS COUNTRY BY PRoxY.-When Col
L. was u candidate for Congress in one of the
Northwestern States, he was opposed to gentleman
who had distinguished himself in the war Of 1872.
Discovering in the course OF the canvass that his op-
ponents military reputation was operating strongly
to his prejudice he concluded to let the people know
that be was not unknown to fame as soldier him
self and accordingly in his next speech he expati
ated on his achievements in the tented field as fol-
lows
"My competitor has told you of the services he
rendered the last war. Let me tell you that too,
acted an humble part in that memorable contest.
When the tocsin of war summoned the chiyalry of
the West to rally to the defense Of the national honor
|, felowcitzens, animated by that patriotic spirit
which gows in every American BOSOM hired sub
sute for that toar and the bones Of that man aetr
lie bleaching on the banks Of the Raisia"
And he was elected,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20

USEFUL HINTS TO YOUNG MEN.-HoW many young
men ignorantly deny themselves fortune. There is
scarcely young of good sense in this city who
cannot save 500 easily from his annual earnings,
and if he will forego cigars billiards, aud juleps he
can save double that amount. Figures sometimes
produce almost incredible results Thus for instance
if young man on his twentieth birthday will invest
$lOO in any stock, paying ten per cent? and annually
thereafter will invest the same amount, and the aceu
mutation of interest, he will be worth when he is
thirty years old 1853; when forty years old Sc 800;
when fifty years DID, $l8,l5O when sixty years old,
$4s,7 200.
How simple then is the plan by which youth of
the present day can pass his old age in comfort and
luxury He has only to regulate his expenses so as
to save one hundred dollars each year from his in
come. If the amount saved be larger, then the sum
total will be increased in the same proportion.
Only think of it, that $500 saved annually and in
vested in ten per cent stock will amount in forty
years to $243 500 One million invested in the
way for ten years will amount to S2,593, 600; in
twenty years to s6,7268OO; in thirty years to
SIT ,3s4 $685. in forty years to $40 525O,83a No won
der, then, that the Rothschilds have amassed such
boundess wealth.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20

A NEW ESTERPRrsE.-Th New York Journal of
Commerce learns that a company has been recently
formed in New York city which proposes to obvfate
the delays, dangers and difficulties of the passage
round Cape Horn, by establishing line of powerful
tug steamers to tow vessels from ocean to ocean
through the Straits Of Magellan; and that provided
the Government Of Chile agrees to certain proposals
which the company has already addressed to them,
steps will be Immediately taken to carry the design in
to execution The projectors Of the enterprise are very
sangune Of its success and assured of its beneficial
results They assert that the passage of the Straits
may be made quickly and safely by vessels Of any
tunnage, with the assistance Of steam tugs and they
calculate that the saving Of time to vessels passing
the Straits as compared with doubling the Cape,'
would, on an average, be fully twenty days, basing
their calculation on Lieut. Mauy statement that the
average time required for rounding Cape Horn is
twenty-five days They calculate that the saving OF
twenty days in interest and in insurance on vessel
and cargo, and on wear and tear of vessel ETC.,
would be not less than 81 100000.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20

MURDER At sEA.-on the 9Th inst on board the
bark Susan w Lynd, Capt. sweetzer, from Havana
bound to this port the mate, John Gordon, for some
slight provocation it is said, struck a seaman named
- Mcdonald violent blow over the left eye with
handspike, from the effects of which he angaished
till Saturday morning, when he breathed his last.
The bark arrived in Hampton Roads on the previous
Wednesday, but did not go up to the city Of Norfolk
until Saturday, when the murderer went ashore and
made his escape The captain and the lst mate were
arrested as accessories.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20

RS~ The Great West Is the promised land
i ths eyes Of millions both the Old world and The new III
se SoI ana magnificent opportunities foF Development
streams there turks malaria Of deadly influence which
the great drawback Of that splendid region and must rear
50 for many years to Emgrsnt AID others eonts
plate settlement IN that section will do well to provide them
selves WIN he oy cure ha has yet been found efficient
speedy and certain; We Dr. HOsTETTER1s BTTTRRs
which has snatched hunireds from uuasiy grave Tbs
operation upon the digestive soon felt to be beneficial
without being violent
For sale BY druggists and dealers generally everyuhsrs
d2l 2p5tkltW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20

A FREE FIGHr.-A desperate and aanguinary af
fray occurred in low dance house in New York the
night Of the 18th inst, in which great number Of
persons were engaged, most of them making use of
the furniture of the for weapons and Missiles
In the course of the conflict man named Teddy
Tooley made free use of a sword, wounding one per
son mortally and two others dangerously. he was
a5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20

AN ENGLISH ADMIRER OF GREAT AMERICANs-A
young English gentleman from Oxford, who passed
through Chicago few days ago, gave Yolk, the sculp
tor an order for portrait cameo bracelet to contain
likenesses of six of Americas great men, The
names selected were Washington, Jefferson, Franklin,
Webster, Clay and Scott.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20

MURDERED BY 4 NEGRo.-Onthe llth inst ne
gro knocked downa barkeeper named Henry BerEing,
in saloon in Cincinnati because the latter refused
to give him liquor The blow was dealt with chair,
and Behring'S skull was SO badly fractured that he died
next day. The NEGRO was arrested.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20

GouGED HIS EYE OUT.-On the 18th inst, fight
occurred in lager beer saloon in Cincinnati between
butcher and droyer, in the course Of which the
former had an eye gouged out of the socket by the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20
0sb ORLEANS 4aiIu Crtsteut.

MORAL AND RELIGIOUS LITERATURE, {" AAERIcAE
TRAcr SoCrETY,'-We have before us specimens of
the publications Of the American Tract Society for
Which we are indebtedto the courtesy Of Mr.. t. Alex.
Duncan, Agent Of the Southwestern Branch Of the
Society, the Depository being at l97 Camp street,
New Orleans. These books are printed and bound in
exceedingly handsome STYLE and those designed for
such purpose are admirably adapted for the instrue-
ton Of youth lessons Of religion and morality being
incuIcated mot in form dry and uniuYiting to un-
formed inteects, but in the course Of entertaining
narratives which fire The interest Of the reader These
publications are furnished at the actual cost Of pub
cation the institution being purely benevolent and
consequently the prices surprisingly low. book
Of sacred songs for example, with music and
words, beautifully printed bound in muslin, gt, and
containing four hundred pages, s sold for eighty
cents!
During the year past and at the present time as We
learn from the report Of the New Orleans Depository,
FIVE colporteurs have been and are industrouay labor
ing among the foreign population aud seamen in New
Orleans ,62G "a worth Of books and tracts have
been distributed gratis, and much done to advance
the good work Of home evangelization During the
year past not only have all donations received from
this field been expended upon it by the Southwestern
Branch, but nearly $4,000 beside. We give brief
extract from the report which Is necessary to cor
rect understanding Of the workings Of the Society:
The total amount spent within the five Southwest
ern states, BY the Society, exclusive Of the dona-
tons raised therein is not less than 100000. al
this was contributed chiefly by Northern Christians,
and placed at the disposal and under the control Of
Southern Agents, and local Executive Board at New
| Orleans. These Agents are men weIEknoWn in the
i South, and the Board is composed Of New Orleans
business men, of different evangelical denominations
being men of standing and fully identified with the
| South. There is no room, then for charge of sec
tionalsm, any more than Of sectarianism; the Pres
| byterians, Baptists Methodists and Episcopalians
have representatives not only in the Board but among
the Agents and Colporteurs of the Society. No spe
cial favor is shown to any denomination such
more than to another
OFFICERS ELECTED FOR lS58-President Thoma
| Sloo New Orleans. Vce-Presidents, Hon. Fl. w. Hi
lard and VIM Stewart Alabama e. e. Simpson
! Florida David Hunt and Hon. E, McGehee, MLssis
sppi; Wm. A. Lane and S. Copes, VI. d., Louisiana
| Hon. R. D. johnson and r. L. johnson, N. d., Texas
| Gen. n. g. Smith and VIM. B. Wait, Arkansas. Cor
responding Secretary R. q. Browne, Esq, New Or
leans, Treasurer, A. B. Griswold, New Orleans Ex
ecutiye Committee New Orleans. James H. Low, F.
Stringer, W. Il. Dameron, Thos. I. Dix William r
Stuart E. C. Payne. Superintendent L. Alex. Dun
can. Depository, 1917 Camp street, New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20
.NOre Cheap Goods
MORE CHEAP GOODS /!
D C K S o MS

- ~ n y " IN
LACE EMBROIDERY AND TRL1IlILNG
STORE,
No l53 CANAL STREET next door to D. H Holmes Dry
Goods Store.
JAS. R. DICKSON begs TO inform his friends that he will
receive per steamship Cahawba large lo of Goods suitable
for Christmas and New Year Gifts and has received nstruc
on sell them any price for CASH The stock consists
in part Of the following articles viz
REAL LACE SETS from 81 to s3.
yALENClENNE LACE SETS Of all prices
POINT ALENCoN AND APPLICATION COLLARS AND
SETS.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH EMBROIDERED HANDKER-
CHIEFS.
REAL AND IMITATION LACE Wells.
cHLDREN's EMBROIDERED COLLARS AND SETS.
EMBROIDERED SKIRTS AND PEIGNoGRs.
LADIES' AND INFANTS, ZEPHYR GOODS of every
description.
TALENCIENNE AND TULLE LACE CAPEs.
GALLOOEs AND FRINGEs of all kinds
BLACK AND CoLoRED vELyETS AND FANCY RIB
BDNs
HOOP SKIRTS AND BUSTLEs
KSON'S
Lace Embroidery and Trimming Store,
No, 1853 Canal street,
d2o 2p3t Nexdoor to D H Holiness Dry Goods Store.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20

AFFAIR OF HoNoR.-Two printers of the st. Louis
Democrat Office, named Beasby and McGowan,
fought duel with pistols few days ago on Bloody
Island The affair was compromised after two harm
less shots had been exchanged.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20
SOUVENIRS OF ESTEEM.

SOUVENIRS OF ESTEEM,
the public idea of the mmensity Of
the collection, the following list appended which includes
few of the articles contributed by each nation:
CHINA AND JAPAN-yases, Tea and Coffee Sets, Ivory
ChesmeH Ivory Card Cases, Japaned Work Tables Boxes
Backgammon Boards Writing Desks, etc.
INDIA, PERSIA AND TURKEY-Turkish Pipes Embroid.
cred Robes Slippers fine Petfumery Altar Roses
dful Ivory Carvings, Fans, etc.
GERMANY-From this eeming land of ingenuity indus.
try, the variety Of articles ia immense Meerschaum
Pipes alone will enough to supply the whole ma.
on, and qualities 10 suit the extravsgan the
economical. Chidren's Toys. and PIaythiugs in
Such immense varieties that take weeks to exam
ne all that the contains, Musical instruments from
the finest and expensive imported suited to pro-
fessors, and cheap for and children
Fancy Cigar Cases Stands and Tobacco Boxes Toy Jew
elry, etc, etc.
ITALY-Marble Bronze Alabase Plaster and Clay stau
cites Figures and Buss-woks Of the best masters
real Of Motherof.Pearl, Gold Silver and Ivory
Rosaries; Fiue Canoes and Antique Jewels, etc, etc.
Notwithstanding 1.-THE fruitful could
coDjure upsets Of Fine Jewelry; Diamond Ruby Pearl
and Emerald Ear Rings Breaspns and Bracelets; Fine
Shell Combs Of all descriptions variety to be sur
scd in the United States Wax Dolls Of all sizes and
ali prices Of the superb manufacture surprising ma.
beauty and magnifcence Porcelain Figures Stat
and Wares Of thousands patterns ana conces Ste
reoscopes with Photographic Pictures comprising scenes
from all the great cities of Europe Asia and Africa Por-
traits of celebrated copies Paintings and bsau
ful Fancy Sketches, Fine Ivory Wooden Fans; Furs
Trimmings, Clocks Cosmetics Perfumery India Rub
ber and Guta Percha Portfolios Writing Desks and Escro
torres; Balloons for children Opera Glasses Bouquet Hold
ers, ETC.
ENGLAND-Fipe Cutlery, Popier Mache workstands, Writing
Desks, Workboxes aud Portfolios.
AMERIcA-AIi deser ptious of Yankee Notions, etc.
h As their store has been greatly enlarged since years
exhibition the public will be enabled make their selections
with greater ease the goods may be Seen to greater d
vantage.
So All are invited to this exhibition free of expense.
B. PIFFET & SONS,
Importers and Dealers in FANCY GOODS,
d2o 2p2Mo&Fr l22 Canal ST., Touro Bulldogs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20
Dry Goods.
c. a. BARRIERE BRoTHER
100 Canal street, Touro Buildings.

c. a. ERE & BROTHER,
1870 Canal street, TourO Buildings.
Have hand very extensive and varied stock Of staple and
Fancy Dry Goods which they would call the attention Of
their friends and the public.
The ladies' are particularly Invited to inspect cur
EmbroIderIes.
EMBROIDERED JAcoNEr COLLARS.
SWISS
JACONET SETS
RICH :. SWISS
TULhE
EMBROIDERED L. c. HANDKERCHIEFS
RICH LACE
EMBROIDERED CAMBRIo SKIRTS.
LADIES LINEN CAMBRIA CHEMIsEs.
CHlLDREN'S
EMBROIDERED L. c, HDKFs.
COLLARS AND SETS.
EMBROIDERED JAGoNET AND SWISS BANDS.
GuIPURE
beautiful assortment
Black Real Thread LACE Wells, Round and Square
POINTS $50 10 $3.50.
Black Mohair Lace POINTS.
EMBROIDERED TAFETA MANTEIs
RICH EMBROIDERED VELVET CLOAKs
CLOTH CLOAKs AND TALMAs.
sHAWLs Of every description,
silks.
Our assortment is surpassed by none in the city.
Hosiery.
Ladies, Gentlemens ana Chldren's-a great variety.
Mourning Goods.
8-4 and 54 ALI WOOL BLACK DE LANES
81 81 BLACK MERINOS AND CASHMEREs
BLACK SATIN DE CHINE.
q, DRAP CHILIEN, BARPOURS
POPLINs, REPS, etc. etc.
:. ENGLISH GRAPE.
Housekeeping Goods.
ENGLISH AND FRENCH BED BLANKETS
7 4 ~ 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20

a VALUABLE GIFT.-Joel t. Parrish, ESD, has
presented the city of Memphis with fine bust OF
Gen Andrew jackson.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20
.MonnoLta Cotton Gin.

The Undersigned Agent for the sale of this improved Paen
GIN STAND has now on hand large stock of all sizes.
speed ghtDess draft beauty of sample, stand
unrivalled.
NJ. S. HEDRICK, Agent,
28 Camp street,
selO 2ptIal&w Also, 81 Front st., New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20

t Trinity Church. Tuesday the I4th ins by the Rev
kAU, all Of this city
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20
diseases OF the T2rOat aud Losngs
DIR. G. p. CRANE.

DIR. Q. p. CRANE,
Whose successful treatment in Diseases of the Throat and
Lungs by inhalation Chemical and Medical va
por well known be the only reliable philosophical
process of eecng yenin those desperate
cases which bid the ordinary practice has
established PERMANENT OFFICE aad INSTITUTE fer
the thorough Of all Chronic Diseases by
means Of Vergnes Electro Chemical Baths Gavanism
Electro. Magnetism.
of those afflicted Diseases of the
Throat and Lungs, and unable visit the city
sutaon list of Questions has prepared will be for
warded application TO DR. c.,
No. I46 ST. JOSEPH STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
Inhang Apparatus Medicines etc. forwarded according to
sthe descriptions received in each particular case.
R9-Patents from the country be accommodated with
rooms a ihe institute MO 2p6m&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20

MtlIil1el'y.
aENiJItaGeB'y.
OPENING OF GOODS.

Y OPENING OF GOODS.
The ladies are respectfully informed that have Just
ceiyed from Paris fine and rich assortment Of
MILLINERY AND NOVELTIES
which will be opened
MONDAY the 22d inst
The goods having been selected by
MAZDA OLYMPE
herself in houses in Paris the undersigned confidently
expeca continuance the liberal patronage heretofore
OLYMPIC & CO,
100 3,tF "a Chartrps street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20
APPROPRIATE AND AT ALL PR1cEss.5

AND AT ALL PRICES!!!
An Elegant ROBE DE CHANBRE,
A Recherche CRAvAT or SCARF,
Beautifully Embroidered SHIRT BOSOM,
box Of Fine L. c. HANDKERCHIEFs,
Splendid SILK UMBRELLA,
Set Of Gold SLEEVE LINKS, Studs, Collar Button
Superbly Mounted CANE
Magnificent OPERA GLASS
HalEa-doz.u MOoDY'8 FINEST SHIRTS,
A Handsome DRESSING CASE
Package Of Genuine JOUyIN's GLOVES,
a Fine WOOL SHAWL or TRAVELLING RUG.
And
Gentlemen can Reciprocate
with
An Elegant TORTOISE SHELL BACK COMB,
Handsome WRITING CASE,
A Beautiful TOILET SET,
A Neat SEWING BIRD
a Package Of JoUyIN's KID GLovEs-Genuine,
A Splendid LORGNETTE,
A BOX Of RARE EXTRACTS,
A Chaste Pair of JET BRACELETS, a".
Tasteful CABAs or sATCHEL.
Hair Brushes, -Also- Cologne
Combs, Fancy Soaps,
sugpenders, silk Caps
Match Stands,
S. N. MOODY'S,
90 2pf corner Of Canal and Royal streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20
.Uoreal4's Fse sKaasrGmf,
l27 CANAL STREET.

During the past this wellknown establishment has
been retted put complete order
made patrons, all times all delica
cies the markets afford.
The public may assured that nothing will be undone
part maintain the reputation that 'MOREAUS' hn,
hitherto sustain ed-ha Of being Restaurants
the United States.
RHODES & MOULIN,
Proprieors I" Moreau's'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20
EE"tlles, Liquors, ETC.,

EE'iMes, Liquors, ETC.,
NOS. Is AND Is ROYAL STREET.
A supply of CREME DE BOUzY CHAMP ACNE in quar-
pnts continually hand which equal the that
this market Also other brands of inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA sHER-
RY, GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN.
CHOIR SHERRY. SPARKLING and STILL H0CK Old and
Fine PORT WINE, MADEIRA and SHERRY WINES.
Neutrality-suspicious. the vintage 1895 1898 1905
other brands. WHISKY, ofal1 descriptions Irish
Rye and Bourbon. ALE PORTER plus and quarts.
Also on hand, my usual assortment of the best
Wines and Liquors
in the market which will bsold reasonable any
other house in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d7 2p1y Nos. I3 and Is Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20

Rg-,The best Sewing Machine fs the Grover
Baker-Over twenty Thousand Grover Baker Machines
have been sold and giving entire satisfaction The Grover
Baker Machine only one which sews from the original
pools without rewndDg. Ali other Machines shuttle
what Objectionable and complicated s the soat
and Wheeler Wilson Machns little sRooer. The Grover
Baker Machine finishes It's work where ops which
ether Machine does There occasion asten the threads
at the end Of the required by all other Machines.
The Grover Baker stitch has for its recommendations supe-
rior strength elasticity and beauty The Grover Baker Ma
chimes the only kind used the Plantation
ing Factory Of Hebrard Co. Canal street. the work
done by these Machines By Planters vino
purchased the Clothing be than any by hand
| and to wear twice as long as any other clothing.
The Southern Depot Of the Grover Baker Sewing Machines
Il AZ No Il Camp street nearly opposite the ladies'
the City Hotel where these celebrated machines be pur-
chased fully guaranteed and Instructions will be given all
| purchasers free Of charge. n23 2pts
Rs-Ladies, are you afflicted with Nervous
ness Dyspepsia Want Of Energy, Weakness Dizziness sick
Headache cad the following:
j. NJ Hulshzer Doy Iestown Pa June 81 says my wife
has been afflicted with Nervous Debility September
1851 since which time have unable any physician
medicine that would benefit her in the least until day
called at the store Of Dr. Harvey Of this town. for
ture Of iron and described him the Affections Of my wife
he then handed lot Of papers read, among which
found describing Hooaand's German Bittsrs mmedi-
aely ptnFed few bottles from him and pleased
that the Of the Bers has good than all the
medicine she has heretofore taken wish you to send me
half dozen bottles.H
These Bers sold by druggs storeEeepers in every
town and village in the United States Gauadas West indies
and South America, al rs cents per bettle
Principal office G8 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa.
See that you get Hoofand's German Btsrs
Sold in New Orleans, wholesale and retail by j. WRIGHT
CO., Nos q and l5I Chartres street dI 2plm&W
ss- Look out for limitations of Lea q Per-
lns Worcestershire Sauce, See advertisement of Dun
can q sons aul6 2pItawIy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20
BOnHets.
B0nnets,
GREAT BARGAINS!

The Ladies invited call examine an invoice o
100 PARIS BoNNETs etc e:c recently opened, suitable
for l5e season. to be sold below cost at
No. 81 CoNDE STREET BIasco Buildings
d20 2p3. Between Main and st. Philip.