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TK MAyoRAL1Y.-The democratic papers, far and near
are endorsing the nomination of their party for the may
orally of this city, and in many Of them find scath
ing denuncations of those seeking by fair and by
FOUL to defeat his election The Cincinnati Daily Enquirer
of the Sth inst says 81 eA
'Neyer has greater interest manifested itself in
municipal elections than is exhibited This is at
tribuabe to the fact that the know nohngs insd
iously seeking TO repair their known weakness by
the oft exploded and transparent trick of protesting 10
independent candidate. Never greater hum
bug sought to be pacsed 1t is perfectly notorious that
can their midnight oaths receive their support
unless he full communion and fellowship with them.
Their candidate, though seeking to delue all the nni
tiated with the idea that he not their representa-
tive is notorousy their secretly candidate of
than years choice. He attempts to insult the
credulity Of an intelligent community by practising
trick he aims to sail under independent flag, when
all his anteceden all his associations and all his reent
less prejudices prove him willing associate of party
whose chosen creed vindctive persecution of
because of their religion and birthplace The candidate
of the ant-know-nothings is being traduced and
yed by the very who most strenuous In their
advocacy of the election Of the wonldbe independent
candidate This proves incontesably the game straws
show which way the wind blows 4s------- -
er' The shafts OF malignant and personal abuse which
have been hurled at Colonel Beret the very popular
champion of the anti-know nothing party have fallen
harmless Mt his feet His viers and traucers have
been condemned out of their mouths he is gentle
universally regarded possessing In eminent dc
gree all the necessary requirements for satisfactory dis
charge of the duties of the mayor of the national
tropOls Having filled many positions of prominence
and responsibility he has proved himself possessed
all the witty of belonging to polished gentle
In his administration of the duties of postmaster
for the past five years he rendered universal satisfaction
for very efficient discharge of its arduous duties At
the proper time his fellow citizens will eenorse him by
election to mayorulty with majority which viii
astound his revlers. +" ~ kGs-., ~
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IyROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
IL or THE WEST, SOUTHWEST, AND NORTHWEST BALTI-
MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

!. =
sumner arrdn9emen1 ~1h greatly 'mfroed schedules.
Three through trains daily except Sunday
from washington for the West as follows
Ist The CINCINNATI ExrREss NAIL starts ut SIS A. M a
junction. before proceeding West
D. m, aud BenwOod river IL D. m with
Central Ohio Cincinnati points
reaching Cincinnati at IL So a. m next dsy 's
ID THE GREAT CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS EXPRESS connection
leaves Washington Including Sunday D. m reaching Gin.
nnat p day connecting directly Express
Louisville Cairo
sas Washington to
st Louis only A hours g4sF
Sd CINCINNATI DAYTON, LNDIANApOIL5 CAIRO LOUIS
CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN Except Saturday
sunday ut connecting Washington Junction
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Yesterday at IL clock the Secretary of the Treasury
opened the bids for taking i've millions OF dollars in
treasury notes in exchange gold in accordance with
the notice issued from the department the 10th ut
The following is list Of the bidders the amount offer
cd, and the premium demanded
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flfHfG NHfI4U ads 10 ftfall-taI'i 4NA RAJ
will reach them, shall east nay vote or some gen
tenan who rs entircy free from all their plots schemes
and Influence shall therefore, vote ior james "a Der
ret who know possesses all the qualifications and the
energy aud who will discharge the duties of the once
with honor and credit 10 city. raa ~, ~
MAY 10, 1858. OLD LINE MHIG.
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T UDLow's BRITISH INDIA, IT'S RACES AND

L VNLVV 's2sC'"7 I'M
Il History, 2 vols., london 1858
The Wellington Dispatches relating India 1877, 1905 volt
london, 1858 4a sfn#
- ~ y -
sh Hours with tho vol london 1858 81 cents
The Useful their Alloys by scocr falrbarn Aiken
snd others, vol, London 1853
iiafdwNkes shilling Pcerage for 1888. 81 cens
Young occrs Companion by Major General Lord 10 Rcs second
taiton, London, 1853
,aydens Dictionary Of Dates s,b edition London 1857
- ''-'N '''s'''i '"''s'" ''' '~-'
Aisedi london 1857
Nays FRANcK TAYLOR
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THs INDIANS THK SAN Diego MAIL RouTE.-1he San
Antonio Herald the arrival of the San Diego
mail at that place the evening o the 18th ultimo in
twenty-five days from San Diego being six days inside Of
schedule time, and adds
We learn from Mr. Rome, who down in chafge of
the mail that the Indians have been making hostile
demonstrations in the West On Friday last govern
men express party, in going from Camp Hudson to Fort
Clark was attacked by fifteen Indians between the frat
crossing OF the DEVILS River and Fort Clark. The
press party consisted of only two corporal and
private, and the Indians attacked them in day time
womdng both in the leg and the other in the
killing one OF their horses and taking the other. The
wounded men are in the government hospital, Mt
Fort Clark The Indians were all mounted and ten Of
them had rifles supposed to be Camanches. Another
party Of Camanches had followed Daguees train three
DAYS in the vicinity of the Pecos river and finally made
an attempt stampede the animals belonging to it. and
succeeded but the hellnare held by of the
men, the animals all came back to the camp. There
were six Indians counted ia this party
Mr. Rome tells that there is considerable apprehen-
sion felt from the Indians along the road to III Psso
that the Indians hostile, and holder than at
any other time
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RKnKuaR that the exhibition Of the mission schools of
the Young Christian Association viii be held this
evening at the Wesley chapel.
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PaEAonIxG FInIanS. The Metropolitan Hook and
Ladder Company have generously rendered the use oil
their hall to the Rev. Mr. Caroher, for religious meet
ings every Sabbath afternoon at clock Services were
held for the first time on Sunday last. ~
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SILsGrox has all the New York papeH, including the
Sunday Atlas which has deal to say about private life
In Washington. ,t& ~ HlilNyi9gu
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DIED.

Suddenly, IN Montgomery county Mi the gu, instant CHAR
THOMPSON, wife sps. and fourth d.a
o he FgHpsnsx H. T~nisrsis city
The friends OF the family Invited 10
Cemetery tuesi) afternoon O'Clock without fuher
nlice.
ngi 7' inst, Of consumption, TODD
Florence Ala for time clerk Department
of the Interior. IA 4 q f.f fHi RS tii 70 rfff ~
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teray In behalf Of exPresident Maulsby OF the Ches
peske and Ohio Canal company for writ OF naandas
compel the present board Of directors to accept
Mr., M, Us president Mcssn. Carlisle and MAufy APP
pear for the application, and Messls Cox and Mareary
against IL. 1.iqplas1.t in 3d. .al ~ -
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CTRANGERs, sOJoURNERS, AND OTHERS

CTRANGERS SOJOURNERS, AND OTHERS
~ needing seeking
will
MI all ~ which they cordially
all (wbether they
but Tor their addition, the
lowest prices, a .stsf 1900
price only marked plain figures, no
purchasers overchsrecd. I. l.t $500 ~
New supplies FROM Northern aud daily
Good suols os aud fair dealing relied ON In all
PERRY & BROTHER
Central stores ~ building
May 4A-l0dd opposite Centre Market.
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IsA Of
To Capt NJ. G. MGss, U. 8. Enginecrs; & F et-faet
We, tho undersigned - IN the State of 49,
hereby jointly and severs States guar
tho foregoing bid accepted he or thew
will within days the acceptance exes
the contract for the with good and sufficient perform
the work furnish the articles
OF the advertisement under which In III,
said shall fail 10 guaranty
the next lowest bidder. hs itt2-A@ Nh&f ~ Nv
Signed .EUfNNII &tSN INAH #Af Alb
aE ts ID 4.s5 s rttat @ D. a
thereby certify that 10 the best Of knowledge
above named gnarantors are good and sufficient
Signed
Mar 10-dtMayl1 w
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na1- FIRST WARD, ATTENTION The Anti-know-
notngs OF tho assemble
Twentieth Pennsylvania this acday)
the ith inst half O'Clock for tho 81 marching
the City Hall participate In the ratification meeting
fun band OF music engaged for the occasion MAY IL
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49, SEVENTH WARD.--~-An adjourned meeting of
the nohngs DO "wednesday
18th Potomac Hail.
strect west at7 y O'Clock, D. m. CHARLES ALLEN, "a
May 1l--I secretaTy
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cmcur Cousr.--Mr Carlisle addressed the court yes
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May lA1O,dir
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EvxSlso, Mar IL, 1858,
win performed the first this establishment ss
peare's tragedy, (cndiug with the death OF Qaeea
III 4 Katharne,) eattIed ..r.H
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SABBATH ScMooL EXCURSION We learn that the Sab
bath school belonging to st. Matthew's oman Catholic)
church will make excursion to tho White House. on
board the steamers George Page and Thomas Coyer on
Monday next 18th instant There will be procession
to the wharf in the morning. music win be provided for
the day and everything complete in the way of arrange
ments. .e IT.
The CLERKS HOUSE, Oh RHpaEsnSrxTvEs are
now installed In their offices at the southwestern
corner of the south Capitol extension. The requisite
changes in the apartments have been made and the
rooms have been furnished in neat and useful manner
by those connected with the Clerks Office and excellent
taste with commendabe regard for economy and util
ty has been displayed II
CAHusis NAY BALL last night was most agreeable
affair 1hc lads dasses, in their bost dressed
from top 10 toe 81 and Miss Lee, a most attractive
Queen of May, was crowned with due honors Fancy
dances followed, and at 10 O'Clock the floor yelef
to the children of larger growth many of whom had
'n days Of aud lang sync, taken lessons from the
veteran Carusi
WASHINGTON THRATRx. Miss Cushn,an had tolerably
good house last evening taking into consideration the
rain and The increase Of prices She performed in her
usual exaggerated aud strained STYLE the evil
dent delight Of her admirers present, and tolersbly
well sustained She appears again tonight ~
cmcuu Cousr -Mr Carlisle addressed the court yes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-08

Choice FAMILY GRoCERIKs.-- The well.known
family grocery Thsia Streets form
srly kept by Mr. Thomas Dohan the
eessor, Mr. Wm. y. Dehaaa gentleman who has had nine
experience and enjoyed the highest popularity
kaymonds establishment and Who In going into business
hts accoan is ambitious enough determine gro
New Orleans shall get ahead Of him. the
ience and variety Of the gueeries sold, the other induce
ments offered the public in the Of liberal prices
mediation, Mr. Dohan begins business goods
which cannot be surpassed By any other hose the city
staple groceries the freshest best fancy groceries Of the
choicest fruits pickles. and bandiss Wines and
eoiae Of the most ancient and famous thing
in short that the good liver possibly desire for the garnsh
Of his mahogany and The soaee Of his inner
ing ibis wny Mr. Dohan viii sure to make the
Of Dryadts and 1halia famous In very short
time We call the attention Of and Of oof Mel
ponenean friends particular Mr. advertisement In
this mornings Crescent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-08

THE AFPHITHBArER---A grand holiday perform
ance Is to be given at to-day. for the benefit Of
the ladies' and children, and all others who like a
spice Of public entertainment in their holiday estyi
ties. Lenton win perform his great feat Of walking
inverted, on the under side Of polished slab Seg
rist will go through his most brilliant and comieal
gymnastic performances and all the rest Of the com
pany viii do something to astonish and delight the
crowd. The place win be jammed; so 60 early If
you wish the pick Of seats. The Samese Twins and
the Swiss Warbler will be on hand in the Museum,
as usual Alright another brilliant circus perform
ance will be given. The spirit Of the holiday viii
be hugely visible in the Amphitheater, at both the
noon and night performances.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-08
We. CnuDsl 4 Co.'S E1AsTIo F,er am W,

W. Z. cnnDs' 4 Co.'s ELASTIC FIRn AND WAFER
Poor czxEsr RooFsse.-Ths valuable invention is now
being used in almost city large town In the Union
We understand that IN Cincinnati taken he place OF The
other kinds q roofing material such exent as to nearly
monopoze The whole roofing business Messs W T. C,;las
Co.'s contracts have amounted to $4,000 single month";
The architects builders and citizens Cincinnati not alone
In heif appreciation Of the merits # this article s. a. Hooker
Co.'s contracts for Chicago have $40 coo
since the erst Of January 1851 j. b. Van Bergen Co. Of
Davenport fowa have conaeisd th roofing
nearly hundred buildings since the March last,
james n. Rice Of keoknk Going Il possible better than
Van Bergen The good people Of Quincy behind ih
Chicago neehhors ia the adoption Of Chlds Roofing Mr.
Hawand obtained three hundred squares hfst week
louisville is also following close IN the sister ,
Queen q One Of her prominent citizens a. H. Meri
wethsr Esd, who believed be worth million dollars
place his paper the OF si0
&C., The consideration being the right Of Territory r.
0hds Co.. patent which includes oneha Of the city o.
Ionisse HIS partner owning he right Tor The other part o.
Lonse has sold his ineres making hundred
dollars in about fonr weeks his object IN selling being pur
chase ise erory For further particulars regarding
merits Of CIAs Co.'S rooaaE refer the vcrtss
ment 10 another part o. this mornings Crescent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-08

CRIsP's GAIErys-An extra performance, in honor
Of this, the glorious Eighth is to be given at the
Gaiety tonight Miss Eliza Logan will'appear in her
great character Of Eloiya in "Pizarro, the Death
Of Rolla u Mr.. Carroll supporting her as Pizorro,
Mr.. Whalley as Rolla, and Miss Louise Reeder as
Cora. Afterwards the orchestra will perform the
national music Miss Reeder win reclte "The Grave
Of Washington y and the performance viii conclude
with the beautiful drama Of HThe Wreckers, or the
Dream at Sea-" This bill cannot fail to draw
crowded house.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-08

COAL Sold AND DELIvERED BY WEIGHT.-Messrs.
Spencer Field Co.. The Camp Grod streets
this day selling their Pishurg and anhra
cite coa to be delivered their patent
weighing spring eea invention which shows The purchaser
Al bis door the weight Of his pound which
must eecualiy disipaie their skepcism the sire and
sodisy Of the load they far at least Field
Co. concerned We call the particular Of all
Who coal the advertisement the subject
ines Crescent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-08
Patented seIr-VV-sightno
SPRING CARTS.

G O n k h " Wv IA g HIT.
From this date viii sell all Coal by weght-Pittsburg
aud Camel, as well as Anthracite.
Having satisfactorily proved The utility tho elfwehnR
Carts We viii hereafter them exclusively These Carts
sho The exact weight 81 oo they on at the door Of The
and such !. in their durability and
positive knowledge Of their Accuracy do not hesitsie to
that deficiency IN NE gh from they exhibit al The
door shah forfeit the OF the peeuuiars be
1T the purchaser in buying by the nu rather than by the
barrel lu,ereed easily satisfy hsaselves and whether
profitable otherwise De dealer thak the right av
10 ssi Coal and believe WI eveaiusy PROV, equally beue-
fetal both to dealer md consumer.
SPENCER FIELD & Co.
jas rot corner Camp aud God sitests.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-08

GRAND Closing OUT AT HAGGERrY .--Messrs NJ.
r. Baegessy Brother No los Canal Mes and
IL Royal street. that Monday they begin clos
ing the whole Of their present stock Of goods
for their spring stock the invoices OF will
arrive The hand comprises everything that
the looms Of Europe and Psran fancy have able pro-
for feminine emhelshment and The prices which they
will be offered certainly quite agitation among
lady population Read hs advertisement this mornings
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-08

THx RkcEs.-The time honored Metairie viii
blossom with Humanity to-day to witness the sport
offered. For the first race two miles Bonnie
Lassie, Bill Fisher and Glencoe colt are entered.
For the second-riie heats-Bonnis Lassis, Carey
Bell. Tsicy, Noise, Portland and Voucher lly win
contend for the honors He must be hard 10 please,
indeed, who cannot select a iayorite from such q
crowd.
We are inclined to think mistake has been made
In the advertisement, in making the first race two
mile heats. The programme published some time
since was for "a heat Of two miles, We refer to
this TO call the attention Of those who may be affected
BY 1t, that they may come full understanding be
fore investing their money. The first comes of
ut "a o'clock.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-08
Lea s Perrtns'
woRCEsTERsHIRE AUCE.

W o RI E TERSHIRE SAUCE
The attention Of Hotel Keepers Propretos Of Eating Houses
Caterers for Clubs, Messroos and Private Families Is
mended oa trial Of Lea PERKINS, famous worcestershire
sauce Ihs eondmen BY its merits has high
est rank as pleasant palaabe and wholesome Sauce aup
cable to soup FISH, hot and cold meats game etc. etc. is ex
tensiyely used in all quarters of the globe
The numerous limitations" both sides Of the Atlantic
SPEAK loudly Of its mers and the fact that the only
aeaal awarded to foreign Sauce the New Exhibition
aess the estimation in which It held by those selected with
special reference to their ability judge OF quality of SINH
lar articles Of table And being most popular Sauce in
lne Market nnprnepled parties offering for spurious
sauce oy slightly varying the spelling Of LEA PERKINS,
only froprietors Of the Genuine Sauce
stock always in store Aoorers received direct ship
ment from England.
JOHN DUNCAN & SONS,
4O5 Broadway, New York
iy24 2ply Sole Apents in the Vnad Statas 7
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winter Clothing at Cost for Cash

f. STRINGER &c CO.,
35..-..,...... Camp Street,
Offer their
FASHIONABLE AND WELL ASSORTED STOCK OF
WINTER GOODS
At C0SF FOR CASHtl
BEAVER and CLOTH RAGLANs
BEAVER and CLOTH ovERCoATs
LION SKIN aud PILOT CLOTH sACs.
BLACK and COLD CLOTH OFFICE COATS.
FANCY CASHMERE OFFICE COATS
RICH CASHMERE and SILK VESTS
FRENCH and ENGLISH CASHMERE PANTS.
RICH SILK PLUSH VELVET VESTS
SCOTCH and AMERICAN sHAwLs
AERINo UNDERSTANDS 4 DRAWERS.
We offer the above Goods AT COST order to reduce our
large stock and to make for Spring Goods
F. sTRINGER & CO.,
jse 2plH IS Camp street
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Southern Furniture ss-arerooms
CHARLES A. STEWART,
at Nos. III and l7s Canal street, Neso Orleans.
Has Just received the mandatory beautiful stock
splendid MAHOGANY ARMoIRs and BEDsTEADs, I'm I'D
diton to his hitherto large stock Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
cmprisins EVERYTHING in his linz Of business Parties
wishing anything in his line will advantage
give him a call before purchasing elsewhere.
CHARLES A. STEWART,
ia4 2pes8liw III and IT'S Canal street.
Holiday Presents
F o r. THE MILLIO MI
NE L. III F EIE gE.
III CANAL STREET
Has Just received ship Golden Eagle large additions
to his already immense stock Of
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
FANCY GOODS,
Consisting eff the following described articles:
Dolls' DolIs!i Dolls!
WAX ALABAsrER,
GUTTA PERCHA,
KID AND PORCELAIN.
magnificent assortment prices varying 81 $780,
Dressed and Undressed and in Fancy Costumes. DOLLS
DRESSED to represent
NAIDENs,
WIVES, AND
Also CRYING BABIES, in every variety and style of
Dress.
Toy Animals.
Such as ELEPHANTS,
LIONS TIGERS.
BUFFALoEs, COWS,
HORSES SHEEP and GOATS,
At prices from 81 to So
HOBBY HORSES OF ALL SIZES.
vELocIPEDEs
sELFPRoPELLING HORSES.
LOCOMOTIVES, CARRIAGE, AND
Toy Drums, Guns, Swords,
And
MILITARY ACcoUTREMENTs, FOR CHILDREN.
Toy Musical Instruments
OF all kinds.
PIANost PIANosi
Fer Children, at prices from 50 to SIS each.
Boxes of Tools
For Boys.
GAMES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
VAST STOCK OF
PRESENTS FOR OLDER PERsoNsi
Consisting Of
PAPER MACHE DRESSING CASES WORK BOXES,
WRITING DESKS, PORTFOLIOS AND CABINETS.
BISCUIT AND PORCELAIN sTATUARY of all kinds.
CHINA VASES, TOILET SETS of Cut, Bohemian and
Blown Glass.
WORK BASKETS prices from $50 richly En-.
broidered with Chenille
Music Boxes,
WITH THE HARNoNIPHONE ACCOMPANIMENT,
And other descriptions prices varying from 81 50
$50.
Together with stock large described by an ad.
vertisement. But call and examine for yourselves.
B. PIFFET,
Importer and Dealer in Fancy Goods
dl4 2pd 122 Canal street, Touro Buildngs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-08

ST. CHARLES THEATEg--An excellent bill Is pre-
sented at this house tonight-the drama Of q Rob
Roy, In which the wallacks appear and the musical
extravaganza Of Beauty and Beast The veterans
OF Chalmette have been invited and intend to honor
the place by their presence.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-08

FDr. HoofEand's Celebrated Ger man Bit
rERsPrspared BY Or. G. NJ jackson, Philadelphia Pa will
eectualy Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Jaundiee Chronic
Nervous Debility Diseases Kidneys and all diseases
arising from disOrdered Liver Stomach Give trial
they will For sails 70 per bottle by drug
g and storekeepers in every village the United
States, Casadas, West Indies and South America.
Sold in New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL by WRIGHT
CO., Nos p and Isl Charities street, go 2plm&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-08

= Ms- H0stetteT--Three bottles Of HOstefter's
Vegetable Stomach Bers will the dyspepsia one bottle
viii create appetite, force of The impure bile purify the
blood and invgorste the system bottles will cure the worst
form OF liver complaint one bottle will disspaie weak
ness at The pit Of the stomach the countenance
impar tone and strength system lend cheertuness
to the MUD Every family should have Hestetters celebrated
Stomach Bhers No article peculiarly adapted to the de-
pressing effects Of climate Sold BY druggists and dealers
generally. ia4 2,st6t,w
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The Ont,f Genuine
Letthc E'ubiic Read the rouo,c,no.

N. ~ senfnons Co Ssnliemen-From the use have 80
lar made OF the speeseles which you me few days
ago am happy to be able say they suit my sight uncom
monty we'll aud viii hesitate 10 recommend the same TO
my friends and acquaintance
Respectfully yoars, tANr pI,ANc
New Orleans. December 5, 1851. Nv J ia7 aDf