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ivvIner's Canadian vermirugeJ

CERTAIN REMEDY FOR wORMs-wA RRANTED
PURELY vEGETABLE-A Speedy Cure and EdectuAl
Remedy for Worms.
is fact established beyond shadow Of doubt by the
experience and testimony Of the eminent physeans that
than hreeourth Of the disease with which children
afflicted caused by worms and thousands children die
annually from those diseases when not known
attributed something else. the preparations
which recommended remedies for worms but expert
snee has proved them all less Intellectual end
however has atlengh been attained and remedy
has never failed to destroy wherever they existed
This assertion is supported by the testimony The most emil
nent physicians and respectable nd yidaas country The
remedy is
wNER's CANADIAN vERMIFUGE.
is safe in It's operation easily administered than
other Some Of the symptoms indicate existence
Of in the bowels follows The counenaneei Is
pale Of leaden color and suused with ushos
the heavy and dull the breath flid upper ps
swollen feelings in the nostr which pick
his the sleep disturbed patient often awakening in
great fright and is liable starting and grinding Tho
appetite exceedingly Irregular being sometimes and
at Others feeble, and IN It is depravsd.
To the following certificates others might added
but believed that these to establish the fact
that "iners Canadian Vsrnifuge superior remedy for
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
We the undersigned having frequently administered medi-
cine prepared by Mr. John Wlne of town. designated ~
Wner's Canadian vermug land ben fully satisfied with its
efficacy confidently recommend aie and efficient remedy
for the expulsion Of worms from the intestine canal
G. o'REILLY,
IAeen,iate of the R. G. of Surgeons in ireland ETC.
G. W. DICKINSON,
Member Of the R. c. Surgeons in London. etc.
GFrom the Rev. J. Flanagan of Bnbrook. O. WI
D. "INER-s; have made the trial OF your Canadian
miuge ana with the most happy results. In family,
and in which to my knowledge the expul
sion OF worms has followed the administering your vermi-
uge and every here prefers the other as It's effects are
certain and children take 1t readily great point
gained in giving medicine to children.
July 10, 1876. JOHN FLANAGAN
R5- The physicians generally use "wners Canadian
FeImitnge This medsne simple vegetable preparation
and can always be administered proper safety
aenee as to ie rest as will always destroy and
store the patient to health.
AS- Over one Thousand certificates been the
agents from planters merchants and physicians bearing tssti
nony to the efficacy of the invaluable remedy.
RJ- Warranted in all cases.
Prepared only by JOHN wINER, Manufacturing ohsmist
and wholesale Druggist, Hsmiltos Canada West.
Sold Wholesale and retail, by J. wRTGHrA Co,
Nos. 81 and Isl Charities street.
Real schIedam Schnapps.
Wand EvEER's INDICATED CT
Or
GENUINE scRIEDAN sCRRAPPs
pure article of Holland Gina wholesome beverage
a-Linvauable
FAMILY MEDICINE.
particularly beneficial in all cases of
Dyssnery,
Dyspepsia,
Disrhes,.
Rheumatism,
Gout,
Foven,
ETC., etc., etc.
cit highly recommended by many of the most ein.ntphy.
uict.
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MEDICAL BooKs.-we would direct the attenti

MEDICAL BooKs.--We would direct the attention
of medical students we'll practitioners who may
completed their libraries the very large complete
sorment OF books medicine surgery Offering By Mr.
T. L. White, No los Canal He has all
works PUBLISH ed and sells them publishers prices It msy
not be out Of plaes to sdd that Mr. T. L. White supplied
whav and school books Of every descrponbooks every
department of teraturesni stationery Of ali kudsevery-
thing in the selling ue. We call attention to the list OF
medical books advertised in this mornings Crescent.
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Mean average OF each days temperature, 75' 81 20n
Quantity Of rain fallen this month"; O65 1000 inches
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IABsoLUrELY


D. A
IA and ISL Charities stres.
DIR. Ossoods India Cholagogue
GU RES
Fever and Ague Chils Fever Dumb Ague Intermittent
and R.n,itt.nt Fevsrs Liver e,oro,tsi,, Isrna,. r.
,....u,.., :, ~. -. ,.,...-... ~,
~ y ~ ' :" 'N0
BILIOUS DISEASES
rhl. Invaluable medicine was prepared from an ez,sp,,v.
practice Of several in bilious climate and "a r
to a curing Fever and Aga or any OF The diseases above
Those who are suffering from affections Of this kind "A al.o
those who have become inysids from their eees man he
eon,tution viii and the nda cholaroeueii rort uv.l.
BILE remedy for purifying the blood aud tbornnshlv cleansing
fromthe system the morbid effects Of bilious climate
me wonderful snse's 81 oh0asosS s y sraasans ss RON
the speedy thorough cure Of Fever and Agus
and the various grades OF intermittent reent fevers
has tested Thousands cases. pronounced by
all who have used Il one Of the greatest Fever and Aeue
dies extan
n-Be sure and ask for Dr. osgoads India Choagoeus A,
a.. .f.,s
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rHERMoMETRIcAL OBSERVATIONS.

FOR April. lsss...Br LEwEs B. TAYLOR, ESQ.
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J. WRIGHT & co.
YOU WOULD NsCAPE

IF YOU WOULD ESCAPE
LONG SUFFERING, WEAKNESS
DEFoRHITY OR PREMATURE DEATH
Dnliey's Magical Pain Extractor,
The only Instant Never-Fsing Andoe Pain Earth II
WARRANTED
To without smart quicker that other things
reeye moreover control
the many maladss below named which dehes ALL
remedies and medical skill.
l. Stops all pain, even Of Burnp instantly
Heals Burns and Small Pox, etc, free Of scars
j. Admits no scad to raise blister sore.
4 Takes away Old Sores fully.
o. snbdues all internal and external Inflammation.
g. Ends Convusons Collie aud Fits directly.
7. soothes Nerves to ease quiet and strength.
5. Restores action and strength 10 Palsied Limbs
8. Destroys Modification INSTANTLY
10. Generates Flesh rotted thereby
II. Keeps OF Black and Swelling after blows.
L. Dissolves caiaracts and strengthens Sight
ls Draws and heals Blsers free Of smart or mark
Ia Neutraze all poisons and humo either hereditary or M
fused by beer, hornets. mosquitoes reptiles rahid anil.
mails, corrupt bodies or plants.
BsoLUTELY
Now whether bgot believes or not Fire Poison In
nammation Modification Infection Hydrophoba the hor.
Of all men; ncpent Consumption Constipation Fryslp
las Cancer inflammation of the Chest Bowels Pieurisy
Oh onc Darrhea, Dysenery rendered
easily by child possessing but box Of
this Innocent mighty, cheap electric rapid andote to uni
$4,000
VIII be forfeited II does where all medical
science fails.
LIONS
Use II daily in asounded satisfaction praise iNoNR
ARE SAFE WITHOUT IT. and has become the greatest
commercial antidote extant
Refer DIR. v. Mott New York the greatest surgeon etc
in Ameries, and all eminent phi sleians.
forsale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
"a and ISL Charities street.
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u EMOVED-CLARK, MosBY co. HAyB RE
II moved to 81 Front and IS Fulton nil
| ANAItl6STAIRI COAL = 500 TUNs OF THE
II above Scotch Coal OF ships Golden Light
ophelia and Jacob b adshaw dsehArEng. price
quality and combined these Goals have equal In
this market For sale by
SPENCER FIELD 4 CO..
fe26 corner Camp and Girod m.
REMOVALS. WOLFF HAS REMOVED FROM o.
IL Camp street, to the OF Grsvier aud New Levee
ID EIIovAL-R Al WATSON, wHoLEss ALE DEAL.
IL In fishnrg Coal have removed their once from
Levec foo 81 Julia street 10 No q Commercial Place
QEMOVAL--The BANK OF NEW ORLEANS ia re
ana Union strcsts- n9
DEMOVAIs-c. W. PHILLIPS 1 90 HAVE RE-
Az Hi0Tse ~ Is Union street, ais
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SOUND OF DEATH
YOUNG MANI

THERE'S remedy that viii stop the Cough herfrO
the consumptiVes grave.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-30
Or FAMILY NARKET REPORT.

The Game Trade-IIow Poultry Should be
Dressed for Markes-Wbat they do In Boz
ton--A Monster Fishing Company-Advsnce
In Potatoes and APples-The Retail Prices,
sc.
The dullness in the disposal Of market produce which
noticed last week, still continues though trade has
picked W trife, and set in in car
business would be quite brisk for time Prices az
general thing, have not advanced in the single ar
cle Of potatoes which held at advance Of Is cents
per barrel Apples, also, nrmer Those who can
afford could do better than lay in their stock OF ve-
gtables for the rest Of the season likely that
prices will recede, at least for apples and potatoes
II that our friends from the country who have
produce TO dispose Of the city are m.led by the mar
ket reports published in the Herald They are under the
impression that they get the prices we give below
sumner must pay, and not the Wholesale price.
The large dealer and the retail dealer both make
profit what is bought from the farmer. Therefore
when Mr. Greenhorn turnips quoted 81 bb he
conclude that he get any such price Il "a TO
be hoped hat some time other all mddlemen aud
sJeculators who between the producer and con.
sumer will be swept away, and the profits they
realise be retained by the real workers but that
time Is probably way of yet and farmers must OK.
pcct IN the time 10 sell their own produce cheap
and enjoy the modification OF seeing Oter parties charge
and ge, high prices Tor Il.
GAME or ALL KINDS.
There not very large supply OF game IN Market but
the demand lsIgud. venison does not seem 10 have
sold well this business seems
70 have pssei into fewer hands flares have advanced
in price, but are still cheaper than any ordinary
market Wild pigeons are about played out: there are
but few IN market. ana the price high All the varieties
Of the wild duck family st 10 be market bat
in short time they Will become scarce.
Annexed the retail prices, which vary very little
nom the quotations OF last week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-30
FIsH-sHADDINa ON A LARGE seal

FIsH-sHADDING ON LARGE SCALE
The law passed at the last session of the Legislature
orbddng the driving Of shad poles the harbor will be
contested sharply by parties interested in the trade,
the Jersey shore concerned They contend that
the jurisdiction of New York extends only half way
the Iiver and that on the Jersey side they will
drive their poles usual about the LIST Of March, The
latest novelty in the fish trade s the starting of com
pany that is TO fish for sbad and in fact all kinds of fish
the Jersey coast, below the Narrows. Two steam
boats be employed, and seine Of marvellous
is now making, the mouth of which will be mile in
width ard will drag to the depth Of forty feet 1t sup
posi- that in the shad enormous quantities be
caught by this means. Some go far as % hope
that this will inaugurate a fishing, and by these
and similar methods the price will be greatly reduced
Perhaps the most favore fish in market is the
smet which is brought to this city from Boston id
great numbers Strange say these delicious sh fairly
swarm in waters and yet New York fishermen
ignorant Of their value. few days since fisherman
eel pot in the Fast river above Blackwels Island
and taking up found il filled with apes. Not know
ing their value be threw of them out but thought
he would sell the remainder and found TO his surprise
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-30
aid at the Bank Of the Republic on and after that


date.
Company has not been distributed, but It's main
facts are stated TO be- that 1.-THE road has been fully
repaired, with extraordinary disbursements to the
amount of 500 000 that six new engines and two
hundred new cars have been purchased at a cost of
100000; that fifteen months consumption of wood
is on hand and paid for that the road has been run
for Sc per cent; and that by the economies which
have been introduced the net earnings of the past
four months notwithstanding the reduced receipts,
have been greater than for the corresponding period
of the previous year."
The New Orleans Picayune of the 2lst instant has
the following in relation to the progress of the South
ern Pacific Railroad
private letter, dated at Marshall Texas on the l4th
instant states in relation to the completion of the South
ern facihc Railroad 1--WE getting along with the work
very WELL Sixteen miles will be finished to night About
Two hundred hands are now work" Further the letter
states that there is doubt that twenty miles OF the
road will be completed by the LIST of February. This will
be cheering news to the friends Of the road
The message of the Governor of Louisiana states
that the LIST of January, 1853 there was balance
in the treasury of $4s 4l6 The estimates of receipts
of the current year are 81 100000; the estimated
expenditures are sl,4ls,s03; probable deficiency,
s270,3s6 The Governor, in view of this deficiency,
recommends increased economy. In his reference to
the late financial crisis, he recommends that bank
bills under $40 be prohibited.
The statement of the banks of the city of Pitts
burg for last week is much the strongest yet pre-
scented. The amount due to banks is 1862 2lS; due
by banks S4l7 l64; notes of other banks 1885 1888;
total immediate liabilities, 81, 1885, 245; total mmedi-
ate means 81 ole, 707, or 81 of immediate means to
every 81 IS of immediate liabilities
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-30
BuTTER. CHEESE. ETC.

Butter is duh and prices low. Cheese is also cheap
Eggs still coming down Consumers ought 10 get
eggs eight for IL cents, and would be well TO remind
grocerymen OF this fact
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-30
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, JANUARY 30 1853

colors and stripes, in the French styles, were in
fair demand, with sales of desirable styles at 81 l
81 37} 81 so. satinets were dull and sale
limited Foreign goods were moving to q fair ex-
tent, while prices vary good deal according to the
terms of sale whether made for cash, ON short time
or six months and until the spring trade has fairly
opened and business becomes more active, il win
be difficult to give a range Of established prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-30

Port OF New York, January 80, 1858,

CLEARED
Ship Hospur Potter, Hong Kong
ship Centurion CauRins liverpool-Zerega Co
Ship 81 Nicolas Bragdon. Hsvre-Boyd 4 Hinckeu
Ship Princeton, Bell. New Orleans-Stanton Thompson
Bark Flash Wilson, Vera Cruz argons Bros.
Brig Doas 1rmoas PorD. AMOUR bahia-Abranches. AL
Brig Yankee Blade. Darling, Kingston Ja-vsn Brunt
saghL
schr Hannah CBr) Parker st Jobn-Thompson & Hunter
Schr " Sanders, Mills. Eewbern-J Smith 4 co.
schr l. Milford Doyle, Baluhore-Van Brunt Slaght.
schr samuel, Nelson. Bsltimore-Msster.
Schr EarDsworth, Rhodes, Portand-G Hatch Ce.
Schr Princess Bearse, Boston-S W Lewis 4 Co.
ship Meridian Crowei, Boston, ds.s with hemp, to or
der. vessel TO master.
Bark Coriolan (Brem), steengrae Bremen Nov a. with
experienced heavy aher.
Brig Mihon Potter Port Prince, Jan IL, with logwood
spoke scbr woodbine hence bound sd 80 IS lon N
l5 spoke bark Zephyr Starra from New Orleans New
York 18th lat IS 30 Ion u.s. spoke bark Powhstan from PaIer
for Philadelphia.
schr b Austin may, Philadelphia for Boston,
Schr Sarah Minge Weaver, PHILADELPHIA, days.
Schr Lizzie Maui Maui Greenwich NJ, 2 days
Schr J X Shaw, Shaw Egg Harbor.
Schr BDrummond, Fox Squan Beach.
Schr Bay State. Sherwood. Boston 3dsys.
sloop snedeker, Pintard Virgins 2 days.
Steamer Petersburg, Ramsay. Baltimore.
squan passed large ship showing signal with red ground
black horse in she also 5gnas mizen
peak-ls white ground red ball in centre I'd blue ground
yellow in centre 3D. white and red 4h, all red 9Th, blue
ground white Also, of Squan, pilot boat Jane No l.
and another pilot boat well on shore
Steamer Westchester Clark. Providence.
Ships Hotspur Hong Kong; Baldwin, Philadelphia Cum
the SW SpiD.
Wind NNE, fresh with squalls of snow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-30
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, 40 r
Asnrx-The market was quiet with small sales at &c.
q 5ss C. for pots and pearls.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market continued 10 rule
dull, their being only limited demand chiefly from the
local and Eastern trade. The inquiry for export
limited The sales embraced about 600 5000 bbls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-30
10 rHs spiroE o, rHs ByR,LD.

NV YOHs Ian d tssa
In the Family MARKET Report Of your morning issue ~ The
2?d inst allusiOn u made the which poultry
dressed for market Onr tables present more gene
the various tnds ~ sweet properly prepared potfy
The eniot Of this luxury, however s abridged
by he raj and d,sgu inq cundion IN u,s pGul
ty the sincerely that he
favor qualify Of poultry improves ~ III rr sence for
a. "a ~ hose impure subsisnees sirh shorl nj
Vavf removed h bird u1rneistes no ~ he q.
tine .Ju e u leave 70
TIL mater deserves more than passing remtrk nd In a.
be hoped you viii sga'e the subject uu pnNry pro
dusers shall realize The up0rauce VI urnishn. c,iy
40 article lefs pure tu th with sve ervei
upon their tables NJ hofnt. l.. r.
Thcge T. no question but that farmers bct.ay strange
ignorance b. W AT their city CtOmct. re- Irre Thev
will persist killing their foul while the crop and at,s
tines are iul Of foodpay more they actually gorge the
r, 50 as add 10 It's voent, with the idea thai they can
thereby realize more Money By the n vas al al
feasible hammer idea MO the heads these coun.
uyuen ey would have sarned long ago that they re-.
ceive une two cents pound MS Tor fowl full OF food
ad that INJURIES the sale The poultry Will decay N
very se while when Too r left ~ the crop should
be remembered that The poultry set apart 10 BE- killed
sIord Ne kept wrbout food for twenty hours This
mdspen able AMI the Jersey poultry raisers who md
the best fowls % market always look out for THIS The
protrety removing the ntestines "fraWing ss u
termed. still an open question. All t1e poultry *
p,eed in Boston dram, but poulterers say
iosls sre liable 20 sour inside shortly they
drawp and that allowing The ntestines prevents
this pouhle There IS moreover prejudice this sub
iet which dealers compelled 10 respect Consumers
will not bay poultry in which the ntestnes have been
removed ss matter se~ good is ana the Boston method
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Totals. ss2 A l,so2, 1927 81
The Albany Journal in noticing this report says


The winter OF 1857, as all know, OF great
peDse for railroads And in the spring, when the river
cleared the track Of this road between Albany and Castle
ton, not only first submerged and then left
bered with Ice but far destroyed be useless until
reaid The road for than week, this side of Hud.
son. abandoned, and yet no~itns landing that heavy
loss ana the light business Of the year the interest the
companys debt has been paid its running and other
penses met the track, &C. &c. kept ia good order from
the earnings and the balance sheet shows profit OF
s3S,sso d. The road is admirably managed and
time With fair business season and continued exemp
ton from accidents the long deferred hopes Of s,ockhod
ers will be realized
The annexed statement exhibits the value Of
foreign dry goods imported at this port during the
week and since January in each Of the past three
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-30

ToULTRY-Bow 1T SHOULD BE PREPARED ron
MAREEr.
We have frequently alluded ~ the careless manner in
which poultry prepared for market On this subject we
have received the following note
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-25
INSupANCE.

rNa n r. LIFE AMI n A0gNe tNsa hANs a.
II LYscuriN va Vp.E 4 FiRk iEsuRAEcsCosfA"t-ib's
ysnpasy makes Laasrs aga,sss e>s - dana. y, fs .s
S.ii.r a,,...s strr, Tobaco aud easr eu,id
lnxA = tur,aurs uva ard osfehanas ssaefA, ~
- 4 ewi ssnnsry d uaoss eav0fahs terms
:. lasursnes % me ivss all pSrsons Enjoying
rood heath csnstitass ter ne mole
ss..s ed 10 esnry ,eesrs,ons will be insarsdon
rsssesshis t.saaa :,
The Uonp.ay will also Aks marine any '
H. N.r,hctu 81 southern lurts, at fAvossAc r4tts
BOARD Of uikkCTOho
JOHN ROBIN ArDAAlELs President
JAMES CORDS. s.cr fr"s"ent,
0EUk0E u. THURMAN, Ghie hn.in"cr'
Ioss ory, TAILOR sAnVIL II. Mckf>str4
nr.Tsu ur,Y SAMUEL BARLtsr,
JAMks q. PArSE, JOHN l. DAVIS.
VIZ H. sTkATron, NAuhch . LAn"""nNh
JAS o. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
CnEED 7. WILLS, serry
IN y. W y i o n,,.,s 2"1'' n.Ae'' E..nlA-r'
-. uar.l Of subscts will be
..r :. The once d the Company each day the
hou,s o y and 0'eiock r, u. "eo' F"
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jan % u
EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

- RICHMOND, May 1st, IH56.
Geniemen: My child had commenced breaking out las,
ai small which gradually extended entire
ucad, Including bssh which much
fear that both would drop OH
tried all sorts Of advertised sud domestic remedies without
any good results then procured and applied little TURF
OIL. It began better the bottle broke, and app
ie gals TO lit again began to get sly elder daush
SAID, "a % get some more Of that TurfU sisters hea
0kcL much better when you used it, We got
and her head 8 nearly WELL This aggr.
and took halt hour every day wash
offensive One more bottle feel assured will
her there 10 but little OF the disease
entitled this and the benefit of Others take
great pleasure In giving you this certificate
Respectfully n. T CHALK.
L MckSrs UOXe d Co