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more extensive publications by the Board in the Ger
man language.
Rev. Mr.. McNair followed on the same side and Of
ered resolution for directing the Board of Pnblca
ton to publish such works are necessary TO the
worship and religious instruction Of the German
Presbyterians.
DR.. Musgrave opposed the measure as too hasty,
aud too expensive for the present financial ability
OF the Board.
Dr. Rankin objected to the resolution on the ground
that the dissemination Of religion in the German
language was matter properly belonging to the
German Reformed Church.
The resolution was voted upon and lost
The report Of the Board Of Publication was then
voted upon and adopted.
The committees on the different Synods submitted
their reports, which were read and adopted.
DR.. Stanton moved a reconsideration Of the rule
for adjournment, with the view of proposing an extra
evening session of Assembly. Lost.
The committee appointed to ascertain the terms of
union proposed by the United Synod Of the Presby-
terrain Church, (new school) submitted written list
Of the said terms which was read.
DIR. Breckinridge, on leave, proposed an amend
ment substituting new sentence for the old one in
the minute prepared by him several days ago, in re-
ference and in opposition to the proposed union Of
the churches. Carried.
The minute, as amended, was then read.
Rev. Robert d. Morris addressed the Assembly
upon the proposed union. He regarded it as a very
importa measure, to which the whole country
looked with interest. Not only the Associate Re-
formed Church, but other bodies. would apply for
union or mutual understanding present feature
of the American mind, he said, was extension-reli
giously as well politically. He would therefore
move that the whole matter be referred to q large
committee with DR.. Breckenridge as its chairman
with instructions to prepare and submit a report
which would settle and define the position of The
Church in particular, finally and forever Lost.
The paper Of DR.. Brecknridge was then voted upon
and unanimously adopted and, on motion of Dr.
Breckenridge, the Moderator was requested to trans
NIT copy of the said paper to the committee of the
Synod Of the other Church.
A motion was made that the committee appointed
to confer with the representatives Of the Synod of
the Associate Reformed Church Of the South be con-
tinued in Office. Mr.. Eaglesen moved that COM
mttee be appointed to prepare minute setting forth
the views of the Assembly the subject Of the pro-
posed alliance. Carried.
A letter was read from Rev. Dr. Robert Baird, who
had been empowered by former General Assembly
TO visit and commune with Christian bodies he might
come across in his European travels He reported
having been present at Conferences in London Paris
and Berlin, and gave interesting details thereof
After some further unimportant business, the
Assembly adjourned with prayer
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Great Louisiama Remedy.
G OINS X AP Z r. l. A p + u NJ
Office, No. Ia Exchange Place.

The proprietor and sole manufacturer presents prepara
ton to the public remedy Of great value for variety
troublesome and dangerous Diseases after
years. experience in its efficacy.
He safely recommend in all cutaneous Diseases Of the
Skin for Badness Dandru the HAIR DISCRIMINATION of the
Digestive Organs Chs and Fever Bilious Chagres and In.
termitten Fever Diseases Of the Liver Kidneys Female
Complaints etc. ETC. And in that he does upon good
grounds he would respectfully call the attention Of the public
to the following certificates from living this city
New Orleans, January g. 1853.
Is. Goins-Dear Sir: On from Apinwall July
last had attack of Chagres fever trying
every imaginable remedy without effect induced to try
Kaperlapeum Fever and Ague Fouic hsppy
to that. although is months since
dose have been troubled with chill SINCE have
every believe that medicine had
rely removing the disease from my system Il therefore
affords pleasure most valuable medi-
cine. Respectfully yours,
L. A. CLARK.
"A Dryades street.
New Orleans, La,
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By Vincent Co., 10 O'Clock their auction reoms No
Cus'omhouse street. foreign and dry goods ba
rege robes, etc.
By N Vgne II o'clock NJ the City Hotel house SER
wants, cooks, washers and ifoners. etc.
By j. A. Beard Co., at u o'clock M at Banks Arcade
cottage residence in the Second District.
By Pslffey Co.. at y O'Clock at BankE Arcade, scrip.
stocks, ETC., etc.
By John O. Pondexter at o'clock Banks Arcade vau
able real estate in the Fourth District
By R. Armded early gasgh No. IS ST. Charles street,
books, stationery, etc.
See adyertiEenenls under proper heads.
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GREAT FAILING OFF or IafoRrs AND ExPoBrs~-
The foreign imports for the month Of April (saysthe
New York Journal Of Oommerce) show farther de-
cline, the total being but little more than half the
amount for the corresponding period Of either Of the
previous two years. This is far greater decline than
anticipated and will attract general attention on
both sides Of the Atlantic. The entries Of free goods
chiefly tea and coffee have been unusually large.
The total Of all descriptions Of imports landed at New
York in the month Of April is 1888 less than
for April, 1851 aud sssss $40 less than for April
1856. It is s2o6l $50 larger however than the total
for April, 1856, which a very dull month in this
trade.
The imports for January Of the current year showed
decline from the corresponding date Of last year Of
10000 ola February showed farther decline Of
tl6.3l5 Al the receipts in March fell of 49, 405 $685.
and now April has decreased sl0.ol9, 293, making
the total imports at the port Of New York. since Jan
nary j, $46,671 557 less than for the corresponding
four months Of ls57-a decrease Of more than fifty
per cent.
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FoR LouIsvILLE.- The magnificent steamer Robt.
J. Ward, Capt Silas F. Miller, will leave for Louis-
Vile and all intermediate landings this afternoon
principally, at O'Clock. As the travelling commu.
nifty know full well what the Ward is, we shall say
nothing except 70 advise all interested to secure state
rooms at as early an hour this morning as possible.
For passage Or freight apply on board, or to Mr..
Thomas Keene, Is Gragier street. agent.
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AMEEIcAS CLUE MEErIses.-The Second Ward
Club meets this evening, at No. . New Basin.
The Seventh Ward Club meets this evening, at the
Railroad Veranda, corner Of Victory and Elysian
Fields streets
The Fifth Ward Club meets tomorrow noon, at the
Globe Ball Room, corner Of St. Peter and St. Claude
Streets
The Ninth Ward Club meets tomorrow at IL
O'Clock, A. NJ. at No. l6 st. Ferdinand street.
full and punctaaI attendance Is incumbent upon
the members at all the above meetings.
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A MussuLMAS AFTER BUFFALO, The great buf
falo hunting party in Minnesota viii leave St. Cloud
about the middle Of july Mohammed Pasha, with q
bevy Of congressman are to take part in 1t. The
headquarters Of the expedition will be at Brecken-
ridge, on the Red river Of the North. Mr. George r.
Boot, Of Minnesota, offers to convey all editors Of
the press throughout the Union who desire to accom-
pany the expedition from st. Cloud to the bunting
grounds and back TO st. Cloud, free Of expense.
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Lea s PERKINS,
W0RCEST ERSHIRE AUCR,

The attention Of Hotel Keepers Popetor Of Eating Hosse
Caterers for Clubs hessroos, and Private Families
mended TO trial OF Lea PERKINS, famous Worcestershire
Sauce This condment by its merits high
est rank As pleasant palaAbe and wholesome Sanes ap-
cable to FISH, hot and cold meats game etc., etc. Is sx
tenaivefy used in all quarters Of the globe
The numerous limitations" both sides Of The Atlantic
speak loudly Of its me and the fact tho uny
Medal awarded to foreign Sauce the New York Rxhfu
aests the estimation in which held by those selected Win
special referenee their ability to Judge of the quality
lar articles Of table And being the popular
the Market unprncpled parties offering spnrous
Sauce by slightly varying the spelling Of LIZA PBRRINRD
only Propretors Of the Genuine Sauce.
stock alwaysin store Asoorders received fer direct ship
men from England
JOHN DUNCAN d SONS,
4O5 Broadway New York.
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a5-Notice = Meetings of the Ninth Ward
American Club win be held at their Club Room No. l6 Ferd
dand street. Immediately opposite the terminus of Victory
street, every FRIDAY EVENING, TX O'Clock and every
SUNDAY, at IL A. NJ until June 7h, 1858. general and
pnnctua attendance is requested
By order Of the President:
myl2 2pte 7. BAGHEMIN, Jr., Secretary
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The LABRAsoHE CREvAssE.- efforts to stop
the crevasse in the Parish Of St. Charles have been
abandoned An immense section Of country has
been inundated, and the inundation win continue to
spread until the subsistence Of the waters The dam
age DONE and to be DONE BY that and the Bell ere
vase must be estimated by millions
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THF voIKsrgsT. Our German population intend
beginning their grand May festival over again, to-
morrow, and continuing il 10 Monday evening, as
they intended doing in the first place. but were pre-
vented by the weather. This time the elements are
suspicious, and tremendous celebration may be ex-
pected glance at the advertised programme will
show what is on hand. All the town will be down
at the Union Race Course tomorrow, sure.
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Read THIS f!

NEW ORLEANS. August IL 1857.
Dear sirThe twentyour inch Mil which purchased from
you for Mr. j. Packwoods plantation been attached 10
the sugarmill engine, and put in operation last week Am
much pleased with in every respect regard 10 tia sim
plcity, durability, and quantity grinds timed the min
when in operation several times my surprise THAI
the mill grinding bushel per mnnte therefore axpsu
the mill to grind regularly thirty bushels per with sass
To Sugar Planters would especially recommend your Mills
believing them to be superior any mill manufactured
Yours, respectfully
aul4 2ptf JOHN NeD0EATD rn.;....
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p9-NotIce-The regular meeting of Ameri-
Club, Eighth Ward Third District will be held at the
Club Room the United States Hotel on EVERY MON
DAY, att ~ o'clock P. NJ
The members requested to be punctual.
By order Of the President:
AL 2pte @. II. JENIs0N Secretary.
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RS- American Club, seventh Ward-ThIs
Club regularly every SATURDAY EVENING at half
past O'Clock the Railroad veanda of Victory and
Eysan Fields fun attendance Of the members is
especially requested at the meeting.
BY order Of the President
myl0 2pie EUG. d. CUyELLIER, Secretary.
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PORTABLE sTEAM DHANEG MAcHME.--These
are mshsne which will b found extremely valuable In all
marhy places and particularly ether side Of the river
when ne rsssse Goods shall subde They are 20 be- had Of
g. Il. Gilman, No. 10 cfasss street See adssrtlssmen
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TEE Vm6iNIA's PLEASURE EXCURSIONS - The
splendid iron steamer Virginia city wharf this even
ing for Ocean Springs etc. the early on
Monday morning. Here Is splendid opportunity for two
nights and days recreation all for 1--we dollars See the
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Our 1esoly Invented

PATENT ROTARY EGG WHIP
Will effect great saving and labor as by it's use eggs
may be whipped into stiff from three to ave minutes
and the work can be done by u child
will be found Of the household Implements
lately offered the public Every housewife should
For sale by
HENDERSON & GAINES,
nj
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Fox ST. Louls--The iasoriis and fast mail and
PASSENGER se-mer L n kenasl Capt. Russell leaves for 81
Louis this ssenns eelaek eonnss,ns al Cairo Win n.
iaeis Central railroad. and S. Louis with The Ohio md
hssi~rp rroad, for all he Northern and Eastern elite.
AssnA Ncsss Bell Baehansn 4 O..
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NEW Books AT WIRES. Mr.. T. l. White is sup.
Piled with The latest and popular books Of the dayhs
never being behind In the choicena and variety Of his
1eoks o. behind time IN receiving them hs advertise
ment IN this morning's Crescent 1'Tl ~
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Rs-Notiee "A meeting of the Tenth and
Eleventh Ward American Clubs will be at the Club Room
on Tehoup ulas street. Fourth District SATURDAY ed
inst at ~ o'clock to elect Delegates City Convention
myl0 2pid BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-15

RS- MIR. Editor, Please announce me n
candidate for the office of Street Commissioner to the
nomination Of the American Party the coming election in
June
al9 2ptmy24s JONATHAN ASTON
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JONATHAN ASTON.

RS-To the Publlc--The undersigned nlost
respectfully submits his the the city Of New
Orleans as candidate for the office of Msyoreecon
of on the It'll day Of June next.
ja26 2pte REM g. HARRIssnN
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SrsANsHIP GkLynTos.-This staunch and com
foah's clearer Of the under command Of caphn VIM
hasabuns will Be odtemorfow morning os Gasesoblsasiu,
The foot Of yalia street At o'clock Harris Morgsn Co
opposite TIC landias srs the sgenn.
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BENZ. S. HARRISON,

a9- The public are hereby Informed that
the bills for City Consolidated and Tax on Real
Estate Slaves Capital Income Personal Property of all
kinds according to the Assessment Rolls 1885, my
possession Taxpayers respectfully invited
and pay them.
myl 2pim ADAM GIFFEN Treasarer
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81 The Dcnble-sheet Crescent will appear as
ususl on Monday morning. The edition Of this paper
Is not exceeded BY any in the South
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HFThe Weekly Crescent is unusually interesting
this week, and can be had in wrappers for mailing,
either at the Office COUNTER at the bookstores Of j.
G. Morgan Co., Exchange and Commercial Places.
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NtsU Books! NesU Books.

.SteU Books! FesC Books!
Per steamship Empire City,
j. @. M O r G A N &c @ O.'S,
Exchange Place.
Adjoining the Post-oniee
and % Commercial Place.
BURROWS CyCLoPEDIA OF WIT AND HuMoR-Com-
plete in vols, handsome cloth. 81.
BANCRoFTs HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN REVOLT
TIoN-vol. 7. 81
CURTIS HISTORY OF THE CONSTITUTION Of the United
states-vol 2; completion. So
ALL1soN'S HISTORY OF EURoPE-vol T. 81 80
WYOAING-Its History Romantic Adventures etc. By G.
Peck. 81 25
THE HAPPY HOME BY Kirwin. SEC.
SURGEONS sERMoNS-vol 4 81
Fresh Supplies
DEBIT AND CREDIT 81.
GUY LIVINGSTONE. 75c.
THE HAND, BUT NOT THE HEART By T. s. Arthur
s10.
REMARKABLE CONVERSIONS AND Revival Incidents
500.
LIFE OF GEN. HAvELoCR 75c.
RECoLLECTIONs Of the Days Of Shelley and Byron BY
f. J. Trelawney. 75c.
RAN AWAY TO SEA. By Capt Mayne Reid. &c.
Together with all the
MAGAZINES AND ILLUSTRATED PAPERS.
]. @. MORGAN l. CO.,
booksellers and Statiouers
Exchange Place, adjoining the Post Office
my15 2p2t and 20 CommercfaI PIace
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~ The particular attention Of city and country
buyers Is called 70 The unresersea sas Of "a
American ds Eoodz BY snesni Co.. at their auction
ksiu See advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-15

ns-Mr. Editor; Please announce MIR, MI
GUEL HERNANDEZ, Jr. candidate for Street Commits
soner subject the nomination of the American Convention
al2 2ptmy24 HOST OF FRIENDS.
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H8 Sixth Ward American Club - The
American Club Of the Sixth Ward, Second District every
FRIDAY EVENING, at ~ O'Clock, the St. Philip Ball
Room on 81 Philip street general and punctu attendance
of all the members Is particularly requested.
By order of the President
my6 o e. B. RARBIN Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-15

r9- American Club, First Ward-The re-
gular meetings Of this Club will be held every WEDNESDAY
EVENING the Eagle Hail. Prytana Felicity
streets at 7s O'clock. Punctual earnestly
sired
my4 2pf JAS BEGGS President
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-15

IEA AND CofFEE. - The latest receipts from
China and Java to be had Of Thompson Barnes Nos
and 3 Common street. ses Advertisements.
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n9-Notfce-The American Club No. meets
EVERY SATURDAY, at TX O'Clock p NJ at No New Ba-
SIM All legal voters residing in the Ward who may
Join the Club, requested have their registered
agreeaby to the Constitution of the Club
as 2pte BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT.
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.FesU Books.
BAesCR0FTS UNITED STATES-yolume Z.
New Supply Of
BEATRICE cENCI,
AND
A woMAN's THOUGHTS ABOUT WOMEN.

For sale by
II III o Nh AS T. w HrrH,
BOOKSELLER,
No. lOS CANAL STREET.
TIE BENCH AND BAR OF GEoRGIA-Memoirs and
Sketches. By Stephen p. Miller.
FLANDERS LIVES AND TINES OF the Chief Justices of the
United States
CURTIS HISTORY of the Constitution Of the United States
Vol 2.
ALLIsoNs EURoPEyol s-From the Fall OF Napoleon to
the Accession Of Louis Napoleon
WYOMING-Its History, Romantic Incidents etc Nv Geo
Peck, d. d.
KIRwIN'S HAPPY HOME.
HIDDEN PATH-MoSS SIDE-ALoNE
THEsAURIs OF ENGLISH WORDS AND PHRASES. By
P. Marx Roget. myib 2pst
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Jones, Spamtsl. Liiu IE.hite.

What sensible woman would ruin and ipure her skin with
prepared chalk, she knew that there beautiful vegs
BILE preparation called
JONES SPANISH LILY WHITE,
that gives the skin natural looking whiteness and makes IL
son and smooth.
Sold in New Orleans, wholesale and retail BY
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
mSlV zpSteod<W q and Isl ChArtres street.
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DAM aIFFEN, Treasurer


RS-Dr. Hostetter's celebrated Stomach Bit
tens have proved such for Of the sto
ach that no for question efficiency in the
most dreadful and alarming For many years we have
watched It's steady progress In public estimation ifs beneh
cent effects cure for all complaints arising the
ach Of morbid nature and free say that can be re-
lied upon certain relief aud remedy Its proprietor has
made tue above preparation after full study and sit
ting and is reapng the claimed by this valuable
specific aud which be 50 richly merits 1t is the only prepare
on Of the kind that reliable In all cases. and It therefore de-
mands the attention Of the afflicted
Sold BY druggists everywhere, and by HOsTETTER 4
SMITH, Sole Propreto Nos and IS Front Streets
Pittsburgh myl0 2p6t<W
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%.
The members of this Club requested attend every SUN
DAY at IL O'Clock NJ the Globe Ball Room at the corner
of 81. Peter and ST. Charles Streets
BY order Of the President:
my6 te VICTOR GERoDIA, Secretary
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nS- For Cairo - The fine steamer John Sc
EosDs will leave on MONDAY the l7th inst O'Clock P.
NJ will passengers to Cairo for $40 and through to
St Louis for s25 to Louisville ST. to Nashville by
steamer all the for SIS by railroad from Memphis at
ST. NILS 90,
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Southern Furniture VV-arerOOsps

WILLIAM H. STEWART,
At Nos. III and l7S Canal street, Netp Orleans.
Has received nanufactory beautiful stock
splendid MAHOGANY ARMoIRs and BEpsTEADs. In al
dition 10 his hitherto large stock Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
omprsins EVERYTHING in his line Of business. Parties
wishing anything in his line will to their advantage 10
give hiu call before purchasing elsewhere.
WILLIAM n. STEWART,
myi0 9pst&Itw III and l7s Canal s,raat
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DIED.

On Friday morning, the ls.h inst. O'Clock, JAMES
AlEA ST. CHEkON anatiye Of Louisiana aged II years.
BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION OF THE SONS OF LOU
IsIANAThe members of the Association Of the
Sons Of Louisiana requested Perfect Hail.
on Rampant between Maine Philip streets this after
noon o'clock precisely to attend the funeral Of
Brother from his late residence of Union and Good
children streets. By order Of the Presidents
AUG. LAROsE Secretarv
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Handsome Fashionable CIoEhtl,,

Handsome Fashionable CLOfhtu0
NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED
Per steamer Black Warrior.
ALFRED nGUNRoD res CO..
No. "a MAGAZINE STREET
Have just received by the above steamship large and hand
some addition to their assortment OF
Fashionable Summer Clothing,
To which they invite the attention Of purchasers
SUMMER COATS, from 81 IS up.
SUMMER PANTALooNs from 81 up.
SUMNER VESTS from 81 50 up.
FINE DRAP DETE FRoCKs.
BoMBAZINE :.
Single Anled CLOTH FRoCKs
ColOred CAss. FRoCKs
Also
FRoCKS-Of italian Cloth, Alpaca seersucker Linen Chi
nese Grass Cloth White and Fancy Duck etc. ETC.
PANTALooNs-of Drap D'Ete, S. NJ Cloth, S. NJ Cassi.
mere, White and Fancy Linen Fancy Marseiles etc. etc
VEsTs-of s. NJ. Cashmere, BombaEne italian Cloth White
and Fancy Marseilles, White and Coored Linen Alpaca
ETC., etc.
UNDER GARMENTS-of Gauze Merino GRuze Cotton LILLE
Thread, GAUGE Flannel, ETC., etc.
BOYS CLOTHING. Of every description
INDIA RUBBER GOODS, of all kinds
TRUNKS, YALISEs and Carpet Bags
Patent Yoke or Challenge Shirts
We would call particular to our present excellent
Of the popular Patent Yoke SHIRTS These are the
best fitting and best made Shirts the county and We have
now all sizes and styles A ct guaranteed.
Should dissatisfaction exist after purchase Of Goods
they may returned exchanged or the money will he
eheerfuily refunded.
Rsy-No DEVIATION IN PRICES
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
my0 2p6t "a Magazine Street
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sB-Doctor James-Dr. james, Sc Custom
house street. New Orleans LAn ye unfOrtunate read Dr.
James advertisement to be found in another part pa
per headed Medical House. 50 Cusomhouse street.
leans La Ten separate for patients Consua-
tons private and confidential ohee from A. NJ ill
Pm mvl5 an12t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-15

New Orleans, March is, 1853.
Mr.. Coins have been using your "Kaperlapeumn for
6tua that have suffered with for the last eighteen years
ing during that time been operated upon by Dr. Johnson ST.
Louis without have been induced try your
perapeum and must confess with perfect satisfaction and
from beneficial results anticipate speedy cure.
AMOS HIsHTOwER,
Cont street, Robinson street.
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