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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-26

Broderick. OF California, must be q bold
man. He dared in the Scnate tc dispute
that Cotton is a King" He says "Gold
is King, Broderick also had the tenerity
to express the hope that the remarks of Sen
Hammond, concerning white slaves, might
sir up the two hundred thousand white men
of South Carolina who were now ubjugated
by the thirty thousand slave holders.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-26

Huldah MORRISON, the wretch who set fire
to the Ashtatabula County In6rtnary, and by
the burningof which seven persons lost their
lives, plead guilty to the indictment, and was
sentenced by Judge Wilder to the Peni-
Tertiary for twenty years. The Sentinel
says:
This miserable creature is, one of the
most degraded and hardened of her sex. A
few wears since, she was married as a second
wife 10 an iriahman of Ashtabula, Of the
name IF Nj ,rrison, 4 countryman of hers,
whom she led a life of torment through sew
cral years, at the end of which he was re-
liesei by death. S3e then opened a grUg-
shop, which was broken up as an intolerable
Nuisance, after which she went to the Pour
House, whore she behaved as badly as she
well conid, ill she managed to set it on Ere,
and cnbSe.i The death of seven of the in
mates. Sac has since attempted to fire the
Jail, and now pleads guilty with ell the bra
gado she eau muster. Her sentence ,of course,
is u full term under the law.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-26

The Washington Union gives the follow
ing list of the assailants OF james Bnchan-
an:
"Who are they that impugn his motives,
question his integrity as a man, aud i'm
peach his character as an upright Magistrafel
We have a right to know them, and we
have a right to understand their motives and
their purposes. We bring them before the
country. They are William H. Seward,
John P. Hale, Benz min F. Wade, William
P Fessenden, Charles Sumner, Stephen A.
Douglas, Thomas L. Harris, Horace Greeley,
James Watson Webb, Robert J. Walker,
Thurlow Weed, Wendell Phillips, William
note. These are the men who.bear public
testimony against the President.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-26

A Mr.. James Maxwell of Spencer Co.
KY, was murdered on the 10th by his ne
groes. He had whipped two of his negro
women in the u-fternoon--wen: to a neigh
boris in the evening, and on his way home
was met by three of his negro men and at
tackled with clubs and killed. The negroes
have been arrested.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-26

The opponents of the Lecompton swindle
in Cincinnati, of all parties, have united in
nominating a ticket to be supported at the
coming April ~election-nnd they hope to e.
lect it by a triumphant, majority over that
brought forth by the the administrator for
ces.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-26

Senator Wade made a hit that told /.
the other day when hestyled Mr..
benjamin an '~'Israelite with Egyptian
princies." Benjamin is of Jewish de-
scent, and, by the way, he is one of
che most brilliant men 10 the San.
ate -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-26

The New Hamp5Irire election reSultedi az
appears from the official ~returus4 in a more
signal Republican triumph than the FIRST res
ports indicated. The State ticket is elected
by over 5000 maj ori'y--lhe Council is COM
posed Of Republicans only, and they have the
Legislature by nearly two to one The vote
for the Republican candidate for Governor in
all but ii towns is greater by 1000 than
it was in the entire State last year, while
the vote of the Democratic candidate has d.
minished considerably.
New Hampshire opened the ball toF 1858,
and. most nobly has she discharged her duty
One of the largest Democratic meetings
ever held in Pittsburgh came off on Wednes-
day last, when the Anii-Lecomptoni;es were
addressed by Col. Forney, w. A. Stokes
and other prominent members of the party.
Resolutions of the usual tone and import
were adopted,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-26

OHIO LEGTsLATURE.-It is doing the pres
ent Legislature no injustice to declare that
a more utterly do-nothing body never assem-
bled in any State. Nearly three months
have elapsed since they convened, and not a
single act of an importance has yet been
passed--and what makes the neglect Of duty
more glaring is the fact that they were pledg-
ed to a short 1oorkihg session. The papers
oftheir W party do not attempt 10 defe nd,
but on the contrary, some denouuce them.
1t is more than likely we shall lave an
adjourned session. the Senate has passed
a resolution to that effect, which the House
has amended by making the adjournment
final. But a reconsideration has been NOV
ed, and the motion laid on the table--and it
is more than likely the vote viii be ~reconsid-
cred and the Senate proposition agreed to-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-26
LEcomrros IN THE sExArr.-By refer

LEcoMPToN IN THE ~SENArE.--By refer
ence to the summary of Congressional pro-
ceedings given in another column, it will be
seen that the Lscompton swindle has gone
through the Senate with a rush. The South
with the exception of Senator Bell of Tenn
essee and Crittenden of Kentucky, presented
a united front, while quitea number of North
ern Senators, regardless of the will of their
constituents and despite the gross injustice to
their own section involved in the act, spoke in
favor of aud voted for the i~niquity. Mr.. Pug h
made a long speech in favor of the measure
and voted agaiast 1t in obedience to ~instruc-
TONS. 1t is not uncharitabie to infer that
if his vote had been necessary to carry it, il
would not have been lacking. Ii he regar-
ded the vote he gave as wrong why not re-
sign rather than give it!-that is the usua
course of high minded men under like circum.
stances.
The general impression seems 10 be that
the House will reject it. We hope it may
prove so, but shall not be disappointed if the
reverse is the case.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-26
Gbe @aaGtte.
Delaware, March 26, 1858.


EDITOR AND PRO r..
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-26

THE D1FFERENCE.-Three months ago
money could only be had at The rate Of two
per cent. a month, and even higher in some
cases. 1t is now SAID the brokers in New
York refuse it at five per cent. per annum
for a specified time. There appears to be a
g;T1t OF the article " hich will, however, soon
find an avenue tor its useful employment in
the revival of business, which is in progress
over the shnle cnnntrv.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-26

the government in their own hands, exerci-
sing it under the forms of law under the
Governor appointed by the President, were
in a state of rebellion, The people peace
fully prepared an issue. by which they could
express their objection to the proceedings
of the Convention. They did SO by ten
Thousand majority. The President having
established as he there thinks, the Con-
s~tifution on principles of right. proceeds to
defend it on the principle of expediency--
His (Stuart'sl view of a Territorial Consti-
tuition is. that it is an i~neipieut movement for
the formation of a State. If presented 10
Congress and refused. it is no longer a Con-
siitHtion.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-11
GREAT SALE O e REAL ESTATE IN JEFFERSON CITY,
account Of departure-Ten years. credit.
BY ALFRED BOUIGNY Auct'r


THURSDAY, March IS, 1888, at IL o'clock
NJ, Banks Arcade Magazine street. will be sold
224 CHOICE LOTS Of GROUND, situated in suburb
chsise, City Of Jefferson.
photographic plans can be had at my office.
Square No contains IL Lots bounded by Louisiana
nue, Magazine, Live Oak and Toedano streets.
Square No. II contains l3 Lots bounded by Louisiana
nue., Magazine, Camp and Deachaise Streets.
Square No. IL contains q Lots bounded by Camp
zine, Louisiana Avenue and Toledano street.
Square No Is contains II Lots bounded by Louisiana
me, GHnp, Toedsno and Chestnut streets.
Square No Ii contains Lots bounded by Louisiana
nue., Paquemne, ToledGuo and Chestnut
Square No. % contains IL Lots bounded by Camp
zine, Amelia and Antonne
l. Square No "a contains 20 Lots bounded by Camp, Maya
zine, Foueher and Aline srrees
Square No IS contains II Lots bounded by Camp, Maya
zine, Deachaise and Aline Streets.
Square No 81 contains 10 Lots bounded by Chestnut Pa
quemine, Foucher aud Anonine streets
To- Square No 80 contains rs Lots bounded by Nayades Py
ania Ane and Foucher streets.
H. Square No a. contains % Lots bounded by Nayades,
Apollo, Delachsse and Foucher Streets
H. Square No AZ u Lots bounded by Apollo
chus, Amelia and Foucher
l3 Square No Al contains 10 Lots bounded Bacchus
AIDES, Della haise and Foueher streets
nd5-TERMS AND CONDITI0NS-One.ff fifth cash. balance
at z s. T. L and 10 years, with cent interest till
maturity and per after maturity if then paid,
notes bearing mortgage on the property felS I'd
sale before Walter H. Peters, Notary Public
the expense of the purchaser.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-11
sHERIFFs SALES.


sIrIH DIsTEicr counT ALEXANDRIA, AGNES ANGELA.
q New Oresns. J "a. HER ChEDTTORs-Nn. 8 IA
RH VIRTUE of and In obedience to an order
IA ~ SAILS rendered February 81 1853 me drcfed
by the Honorable the Sixth District Cot Orleans IN
the shove emitted mator will proceed iose public auction
At The City Hotel between and Wse
xne streets MONDAY, the I'D day Of March, sse ct
~ O'Clock M for account Of the creditors Of the said
solvent
The nnexpred term Of the lease the 3et day Of October
next ltd Of he premises situate North stree fronting
lafaTet Square, In the First District Of this city.
rurr enfsFed By said Inaolyent her Creditors.
TkkMS-Cash on the spot.
2. T. PARKER
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
sfxtRsts couR DE DisrRIcT1 ALEXANDRIA, AGNES
de IA tANaF,f.l.vr cre (tfS z 4 vC.Ir,ra
80 v s,...leaIs No. 5,7fI.
EN EKTU dun crdre de vente, rcndu lie
es lesIier 1850, et Eaof sdresss par honors- e SIx
e Ooar &c District Dc "a NeHvelIe oears da,s pasire
proeederz lie LUNDI. q de mnr 1s6s r7iS
ne u Ute fne De IA G rss da Cay
poar ie conp5s de creaBcers plnsoivshle
- Fente puniaqne e adjudication de-
- esianes o. Rail ee Ia nation nee North NJ fa5
sst lace y lace Iafay cite, dams le Preu- District
Fi!s ie it bail ezpera ls 81 dioesobre prcisin fse
A5sr'aos1nes psr insottshle a crsanciers
CONDITIONS-Conupan nnonncrs he IN 9udic,.i,-
- "a ,x "a a. =. y. 7. PARKER.
= reef14 de u ParnIssA flrfeana
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-11

,A,{k HEADQUARTERS FIRST COMPANY
FNLN WASHINGTON BATTALION OF ARTILLERY
fNsNspS Arsenal Girod street.
esx The First Company Washington Battalion of Artil-
eTy will attend regular Monthly Meetings MON
Day Of each month"; and Regular Drills on THURSDAY Of
svery week at O'Clock, until further notice.
By order Of
WILLIAM Il SLACK, o. S. my2s #
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-11
srxrExg CON- DE DisrRIcT3 ALEXANDRIA, AGNES
xnrrs as L., n iAN6ELLv, sEs CREANoIERs
CONSTABLEs SALES.

SEVENTH JrsrrcE's corKr, 3JoHs FRIscHHoLrz ". r
Parish EDITE-G I@fha f.a,,ssk -
Of Orleans. I, No. 1918.
RY VIRTUE of n writ of nerf fncins to me
u directed by the Honorable ,. b. Ncfn Seventh Jrsre
Of the Peace in and for the Parish Orleans viii
to sell public auction. THURSDAY. the 1lih aas q
March, 1888 at u O'Clock NJ Water between jackson
aud Josephine streets. Fourth Distrfcs-
The Contents Of Barber shop.
Seized In the above entitled suit
TERMS-Cssh the spot
GAsPAR j. sC1RIEBKR, Constable
sEPTEsE Corn pE JusTTcE, JOHN FRIscHBOLTZ vs r
Paroisse doreans- 5 NoLTE-G. LeIbe, garDisaire
No ISIS.
I'm VERTU dun writ de Heri facfas n moi
II adresse PhOnorshie T. b. MeI.n septieme Justice
de Pax dams Ia Paroisse dOreSns pocederai
JECDI, II de 1855 midi, Water entire les rues
jackson ct Josephine Qnaeme District publIque
OF adjudication de-
lie Fonds d. salon de coiifure.
Saisi dams l'afaise ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES de Naturalization
GASPAR J. SCHETgBgR
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-11
sUooEssIoN oF rnE LATE aEoRaE DoANE.

SUCCESSION OF THE LATE GEORGE DoANE.
BY N. VIGNIE, Auctioneer
MONDAY, March Ard, 1858, at haIf-past 10
ltl O'Clock A. NJ by virtue Of order from the Honorable
the Second District Court Of New Orleans will sold public
auction, at the late residence Of the deceased Columbus
street, Broad street
lot Of Household Furniture movable effects, glass and
crockey oil paintings iooknggas carpets cooking
stove etc. etc.
ALSO
On the day, O'Clock p NJ the stables of Messrs
Dubois Msh, IS ST. Charles street.
good Buggy and Horse.
Ra-TERMs-Cash on the spot.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-11
SUCCESSION DE GEORGE DOAEF
PAR N. VIGNTF. Encat,te,,r.

+ UNpI. 22 mars 1858, n 10 heures ct demIe
IL NJ, DUN orre de Honorable
dc District dc la Nouyee Orleans il vendu pm
bqus Ia deniere residence du deuut Columbus
de IA rue Broad
I'm lot de meubles, es mobers verrere aienee tapis
gaces peintures Hhule, ustensiles de cuisine,
-AUssI-
lie meme jour heure de 'apres-mid recure de Nm.
Dubois A Mish, 10 rue st Charles
I'm bon buggy { chcval.
P9-CoNDIiIoNS-Compan moment de radjudication.
m9 Is % p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-11

New Orleans, Jan. T. 1853
This is certify that have witnessed experiments
upon Child Elastic Cement, which proved
faction ncombusby under any circumstances of expo
which the roof Of house is liable, and
of perfect impervieusaess that had
fiat roofing covered with which previously lesky
but is thoroughly tight.
CHAS BRIGGS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-11

New Orleans Dec. 10, 1851
This Is to certify that In June last had the
house Oydras and Carondelet Streets with
Cild Co.'s Patent Elastic Fire and Water Proof Cement
Roofing. il remains perfectly tight
with my expectations As its durability, say
than that appears perfect and
it the ycssudeS of heat and cold appearing
to affect il in the least
nrD w
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-11
% yMqAs,s DANCING AcApEmx, AZ

81 ODD FELLOWS HALL.
ff& j. VEGAS most respectfully his friends
s and the public that his popular Dancing Academy Is
now open for the season. at Odd Fellows Hail. hopes
to meet with the most liberal patronage. The teaching
mence on MONDAY, Nov. q
The fashionable Laucers Quadre and the Caledoniars
Qnadrie danced in the first circles of Paris
winter, will be taught by Mr. Vegas.
The popular Chidrens' Fancy Dress Balls will he pven m
Mr.. j. Vegas once every menth.
The days and hours of Tuition follows:
adiesTuedays. Thursdays and Saturdays from 10 I'LL IL
clock NJ - - -
o'clock p. NJ
Wednesdays and Fridays from till 10
R- practising party for Ladies' and Gentlemen averv
Wednesday. -
Particular attention will be given Children and many new
Fancy Dances before taught in this city will be brought
Families. 1890
Musical Department. under the charge of that excellent
Yioins Mr. A. DENEGRI, Orchestra Leader for Balls and
Soirees y 80 ~
e- For terms, apply to Mr.. j. VEGAS at Odd Fellows
Hall or at MIR. GABICPS Music Store 80 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-11

n-The above ingenious invention has been in
seasons and has attained popularity rarely eauaed in the his
tory of enons II needs only trial satisfy
of its utility Where is kept running from the
ment of the season. flies will become sufficiently
10 be Troublesome Kept running night they viii
quitoe which will be- attracted to the trap in preference
alighting on persons in the ms II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-11
GEO. W. ROPER.


New Orleans. Dec 10, 1857.
This to certify that in May last had my
cred with Chds Co.'S Patent Elastic Fire and Water Proof
Cement II has stood the intense heat Of the we'll
this time has leaked drop. II appears just
firm and perfect the day It put and IN every way
my expectations should hesitate to recommend it
to all who want good fire and water proof roofs
7. KIMBAIiIL
Eo1rthn rirf Harry
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-11
SUCCESSION OF THE LATE MARY BRowER.
BY N. yIGNIE, Auctioneer

SUCCESSION OF THE LATE MARY BRowER.
BY N. vIGNIE, Auctioneer.
Office No. s Banks Arcade.
TUESDAY, the 9th day of April, 1858, at
i2oeoek NJ a. banks Arcade Magazine street by virtue
Orleans dated 2h February 1855 No. 1861 will be sold at
MARY. lorphanl mulatto girl aged about 10 years.
TWO LoTs OF GROUND situated in faubourg neassiae
in the Fourth District this city Parish Jefferson desg
mated by Nos IL and II of No. bounded by Chippewa
front on Jersey street BY 10 ee deep american lot
Together MI buildings improvements thereon.
cash and he balance in notes at six,
the property and bearing eight interest until paid
SUCCESSION DE MARY BRowER.
PAR N vfGNIE, Encanteur.
MARDI, lie avrii Is5s, a midi, a rArc1 nd,
nab,s sf nS "e o 1s De pistTe n De Ia ri
No s6 date du "a feyrie 1855 sera Vendu vente
MARY torRheline) muatresse agee d'envirOn 10 ans
DRUX LOTS De TERRE, siiues au fubourg pelassize,
dams e Quatrems District Dc e9iIe ;le Parose Jefferson
Chippewa Harmonic Pleasant and Jersey ehacun 80
pied americans lie lot No 10 forme eneognure des Jer
Ensemble avec toutes les bisses ct
aS-coNDTTIoNs-Un sinquieme compliant ct Ia balance
blets six douze, dx-nuit vingquare mos garantis
hyrntheque Ia de proprieie porn hu cent
d'interet jusqua parfait Placement. mo 10 ~ spS6
r A. BEARD Il co., AUoTIoNEERs AND AP
Bank Stocks Warden Sales Cargo Sales
Office, No IS Magazine street and No Banks, Arcade
Pasageately removed from No Banks Arcade Passage
m2 3m
GARDNER SMITH, AUGTIoNEER AND AP-
" PRAIsER, will give special attention this season to sales
sons Stocks Insurance Port warden Damaged Cotton YES
Having had eight years Experience n his city he solicits
continuation of patronage and will give prompt attention TO all
once, No. Commercial Place. sells en-
NJ VIGNIE, AUCTIoNRER, APPRAISER, AND
General Agent for the Sale and Purchase OF Real Es-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-11
ADJUSTMENTS.
DROGRAMME or NINE ERNIyIR gREzzoI.IxI,s
Il First Concert.
ON FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH H. 1sy.

| ON FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH H. 1859
| First appearance this season Of
NINE AMALIA PATTI sTRAgoscB
Mr., WHITE and Mr.. cHERBULfEz have kindly volun
teered their services.
MAURICE sTRAKoscH. Director And cousuc,o,
Nm sRgzT Eeln Fas sSs rom Ih ssss s Az from
Poacea from " Ilndi q Chsmsuns Eopdo anss from Ia
Masr By Rossfni with Vine An1alia sirskosch.
S.y..r vii f FIR, k 10" VA y .. from e
from " "a Fs voIa D9niaei "a, Rsaplsan sy MaSran
MAURICE sTRAKoscH will play 9 Musical Racksts' a
NJ WHITE viii Sing ihe Crusader's Vow an uriis, ar
Mr. CHERBULIEz will sing AriafrOm " Jerusalem " Verdi
The price of di'Ieg e all gsso5 the Hahas been szsd at
H7-Admissior with reserved seats 81 50.
The Ticket Office viii remain open HENRY PAR
Dollar Tice,s viii be sold on the day Of tho Concert
the ticket Office and in the evening at the door mil
NINE ERMINIE FREZzoLINI'sc CONCERTS
Mime FREzzoIINI will positively give only
THREE CONCERTS IN NEW ORLEANS
Ire FIRST q which will take place FRIDAY the l2h the
second on soNpAY, the 18th and the third wEDNEs
DAY the l7th Of March. milo
CT. CHARLES THEATEa-sr CHARLES sr-
B. DEAR Lessee and Manager
Ii. Manager.
CHANGE OF TIsE.IHors at quarter before 7; the
Overture Commences at "a O'Clock.
THURSDAY EVENING. March IL. isss
scented the drsfna Of DON CESAR DE BEZAN-Don Caesar
Mr.. Chanfrau Doh Jose, Mr.. Hambu Henry
Farren After which the powerful drama Of LINDA THE
CIGAR GIRI-Wih New Scenery by Mons. Boulet-Mose
a h R sfs SsT OIL h H Hq
ChoEles, Mr. .mhn.. To conclude with farce Of
HERCULES KING or CLUBS Tim. Mr.. DeBar.
R8- Miss AYoNIA JONES win appear shortly.
PRICES OF ADMIssIoN-Dress Circle and Pardue,se rs
CENTS second Circle 50 eens Gallery rs Quadroon Box
tickets 75 rents; Private Boxes each, ST.
BOX Office open daily from 10 8 r. NJ.
mi c. g. CHEsLEY. Treasurer.
SPALDING q RoGERs, MUSEUM AND AMPHI-
~ THEATRE,
st. Charles street, corner of Commercial Place.
IT, H. spaldng Manager.
Engagement Of the Celebrated
MARSH JUVENILE CoMEDIANs
Performance EVERY EVENING and EVERY SATURDAY
NpON Anmissoh-fty Centsi Children and Servants half
price on Saturday
WEDNESDAY EVENING, March ll-Tast night of GIN
DERElLA. Dance Little J6sia Christine Songs Mnser
Stewart. To conclude with THE IRISH LION.
a8s- Box Office open from 8 A. NJ. to r. NJ.
Doors open at Ga oclock-Overtue quarter
past O'Clock.
mlt C. A. sPALDING. Treasurer
ORLEANS TEEEATEcR ORLEANS STREET
THURSDAY. March II. 1852
Benefit Of Mr.. JUNCA-on which occasion will he pre-
sened Ben Grand Opera in acts and abeaux. entitled
NORMA with the above performances will
conclude with the 9Th act of the Grand Opera called ~
Paola. = -
Doors at 81 o'clock Performance commences at
paneite and Second Boxes 81 Pit 81; Third Gallery 81
cent? NO Sfaf secured unless maid for. milo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-11
PIANOS-PlANOs-PfA
HNI NJ. FEHRENBAcH,. nfEff

NJ
Begs leave to inform his friends and the public generally
he has just returned from Paris with
purchased By himself direct from the manufactures
o. PLEYEI. co, ERARD KIIFPEIs Il CO., and others
These instruments furnished with all the and imporsank
improvements rendering them much powerful With
and enhancing their musical effect all other
struments.
He will guarantee all the Pianos which he sells hzin
NEW secondhand instruments bought cheap in PARIS
and polished for this Market has been the with
struments imported here by other parties
There no Patent Iron Frame Pianos made BY feyei
Persons desiring to rent Pianos will End large assorna1f
reasonable terms.
NJ. FEHRENBAcH. No III Canal street.
RS-Tuning and repairing done en- liberal terms. "a
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MEDICAL. HOUSE, No. 81 Cusnmhouse street. uaar
W. Royal streeFor the Cure of Old Chronic MercuFial
Syphiic and alt Private Diseases without Mercury hndrne
from business exposure to friends and guaranteed
all
unparalleled which has attended Dr. James, urae
markable effected which were pronounced nc
able by the most physicians iuses him in offering
services to the confidence the following
Of the diseases termed FrTaie Of WHICH is
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies Dr.
manenty eFadicaes psueIy syphilis primary secondary
tertiary Structures, Urethfal Discharges elect Gonefhea
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections Of females However
complicated they be- Diseases Of the Back Leins
Illumination of the Bladder and Kidneys Rheumatism Hydre
cee Cancers Ulcers, 1umors and all Diseases OF the Skim
Dr. James would aio call the attention especially those
who have privately and improperly injured themselves
and solitary habit which the body unt-
ring them for either bu nes society CONSTITUTIONAL De-
bisy pnpotency. The following sad and
melancholy effects produced by early habits Of
Weakness Of Back and Limbs Pain in the Head Dnness
Vision Loss Of Muscular Power Papiation Of the Heart Dy
pepsia Nervousness lrriaby, symptoms Of Consumption
dreaded Loss Of Memory, Confusion Ideas Depression 81
Spirits Evil Foebodings, Aversion Society Self pkfrust
Soitude. Iimidity
All persons afflicted with Of the above
fail to call Dr. james and be perfect
health let no false ecacy bu apply
save from the awful and dreadful consequences Of hs
Weakness Of the organs Immediately cured and full vieo
restored.
Remember, 1.-THE Medical House Dr. 81 Custom
house street.
Private and reserved Hours of attendance
from A. NJ. to 8 P. N.
Consultations strictly confidential
Pskecent csses Of Gouorrhea cured in twenty houTs
or no pay. DR.. JAMES,
oil ly 81 Cnstnmhause street.