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EEvER AND AGUE, FROM WHICH MANKIND,
suffer large part Of the globe the consequence Of
masm Of vegetable decay This exhaason evolved by the
action of heat wet soil and rises with he watsry yapor
earh surface and the virus taken with through
the lungs sto the blood There T. acts as an poison
becomes torpid and fails o not only this yus but
mulae In the circulation and produce violent constitutional
disorder The Spleen Kidneys and the stomach sympa
hs with the liver and become disordered also Finally the
instinct of organism II in semp to expei the
ions infusion concentrates the whole blood Of the body IN he
Internal eacreores to force them to cast out Tle blood
gestive violence. This Is the CHILL Bn in this effort 1T
falls Then the FEVER follows which TIE blood leaves ths
expel the irritating poison through that other great eScre
oythe skin In this also 4 fails and the system absndons
repeat the hopeless effort smother day These are the s
and paroxysms Of FEVER AND AGg2; Such conssitu.
ona disorder will Of undermine the health II Is not
rseyss; says aSored to nd and have found an sudo
which peptr.es M maaronss poison ia f: blood and u
ls.es s yes t. expeI from nth he BODY 70 4 4
ec this Infection n taken In e1pes from the
i absorbed and tins keeps these who use free
to the disease Consequently not only cures but protects
rom the variety q affections which are @ by this
Dumb Agne, Periodical Headache Bilious Head
sss ss ssms
Painful Affections Of the Spleen Mysteries Collie Pa
less the intermittent type This Agus Cure the
csTss Of these and csrss hs M
the virus from the system and hese by degrees become
hsbd do this htr ONCE o their own accord Hence @ arises
tempt while this Aene cure does e a. once and With
safer remedy for the whole class Of diseases which are
caused by the nasma.s than any ohet which has
the public which is that It Is cheap vol as good.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-02

Board Of Trustees resolved 10 pay interest OF
per all the outstanding certificates Of Profits
holders thereof their legal and
after the SECOND MONDAY In August proximo.
Also to declare dividend OF FORTY PER CENT 40 per
een the Net Earned Premiums OF the Company for the
year ending the 30h June 1853 for which certificates will b
issued and after The hrst day of October next.
further that after reserving One Million OF Dol
srs Profits all the outstanding certificates Of Profits Of tho
the 1856 be redeemed and after the Second
Monday in August pro1Imo, we'll pay FoRTY PER
CENT Of the certificates Of PROFITS Of the issue Of 1851 and
September next-nterest thereon from
90th June nit,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-02

HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS

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~ sprns ass Il the valuable kinds q waters found
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n. c!ssas = noss spras. order
sevsys srs undsr $ carried regularly trss sis
issns Of hoard VIM b moderate.
oaess = waiting :: As Landing upss ss s.v Of "
a 90 vss.l = had " sgpayhs VA
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nio diss.sss various medicinal hsvns
saa
fNo lines q onnisussss viii connec. with the opslo.a.
boats and ar the 18th Of June y take to the
,ns .,ss
Board and Lodging per month. %
| week. 10 %
>. day. 1oo
i Children ana Servants, half price.
PATIN 1 DRLAHoUssAYE.
myls IN Propristoss.
80 4PascAaOuLA q HOusn-rH1s EsTABLisH
aon Il Bosrdsrs Il their Old RATES, -, :,
$::,s ,,,
s.as .s.s is.ssf sSss: having .spsss.s 50
ss
HGsil: - s and New or'sn' w. 8. DoPs1S Pssps,..or
1 - BARNES HOTML-MIssIssIPPI CITY-
lasgs, sSnnodoas and most assrssy Located
i
Il :sss sSss Il
ception Of visitors on tho 26th Of this month.
Attached 70 the Hotel is splendid Bilisrd Roo Ten Fn
that will always be IN readiness 70 convey the guests Of tn
Of pleasure t. the various adjacent Island
In the Gulf.
Parties wishing engage will please address the
aersgned, at Mississippi City.
A0Hosses and Carriages be obtained the Hotel Al
1 lines. s3f 5ss U.s. 5fSs mylS lrn
| - OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL-E ". GEEH
Il CO.. Propreors.-This Hotel Is being thoroughly
renovated and newly furnished, and will be opened fo
reception Of visitors the 1st day Of next Every
fort will be made render visitors comfortable and to max
their stay pleasant:
| place for yachting, or fishing, or bathing.
For the Of visitors there Is Tenpin Alley
Pistol Gallery Billiard Tables, etc. Bar attached To III
Hotel which will be supplied with the choicest wines, liquor
and egas Dusses and saddlsborses can b hired 4 III
Il band Of music viii kest dusg the entir
season. ball and supper will be given twice week-Tuss
day and Thursday nights ~ W esE VI eia5s
in excellent condition. An omnibus will regularly
sal times day 2 and from the Hotel e hs prngs For e.
be made to Dr. Austin Dr. Thorpe New Orleans
70 Rev. Dr.. A'Intyeire, Nashville, Tenn.
Ocean Springs having been visited By epdeics d
cded the heahie As well a. the most loeaon
the Gulf shore - \. WILKINsON, Agent:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-02
sDr. j. q. Aver 4 CO.,
Lowell, Mass.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.

Ayers Cherry PeetOrai.
Has itself for the cure OF every variety
Of Throat and Lung Complaint that IL Is entirely
for the evidence of Its virtues has
been employed As has long been in constant
this section do than assure the people s quality
kept the bestt has been and that be relied
do for their relief all has been found to do.
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL PURPOSES OF A PuRGATIVE MEDICINE,
For Costveness for the Of Dypepsia for Jaundice
for the Of ndgeston for Headache for the cure Of Dys
Foul somach for the Of Erypens for the
Piles the Of Scrofua for all Scroulous Complains
for the OF for Diseases Of the the
Tumos and Salt Rheu for Worms; for the Of Gout for
Dinner Pill for the Of Neuralgia for Purifying the
Blood
They sugar coated that the sensitive take
them pleasantly and being purely vegetable harm arise
from their use in any quantity.
N7-Price, rs cents per box five boxes for 81.
Great numbers of Clergymen Physicians Statesmen, and
personages have lent their to certify the
aeed these remedies but here will not
permit insertion OF them The agents below named furnish
gratis AMERICAN ALMANAC In which they given;
with also full descriptions OF the ebnve complaints and tho
treatment that should bs followed for their cure.
Do not be Oft by uppnced dealers with other prepara
ons they make profit Demand AYERS, and take
others The sick want he best aid there is for the and
they should have 1t.
J. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
Nos. q 4 lbl Charres street. N. O.
Also by HAvILAND, CLARK T. GEORGE, Mobile. and By
all Dealers je21 6m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-02
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

j .and popusr Family Medicines which they csr ~ supply
Drasrsts md Dealers lowest Wholesale ptoes
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-02

STATE OF Lou1srAHA,
Parish OF Orleans, City Of New Orleans,
Be remembered that the 9th December 1883 before
subscriber Justice OF the Peace In and for the parish
Aforesaid personally appeared omer Galard Pres
COMPANY New Oe&ns being duly accord
Ing law depose that the above accounts jus
transcript from the books Of said CONT
pany. n,,.
A. ASCHRHIBnR, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this 9th day Of Deosm
Der, A. D. 1883 AhTauh sAuOlEh.
Third Justice Of the Peace.
The Board Trustees have resolved to interest OF SIX
per cent cash the scrip Issued by this Company
1851 the holders thereof to their legal representatives,
and after the second Monday Of February next.
The Board Of Trustees have also declared dividend Of
sixty 6C the earned premiums Of the Com
pany year ending November So 1885, for which GER
Nncate will be after the 8h Of February 1857
Company insure against tbs pers Of the
damage BY atthe current rates
Of premiumn.
oYTlon-No. 5 sCsrondsletstreet.
o. GAILLARD, President,
GEO. W. WEST, Vise-Pre6idcna
A. scHnzBnR, Secretary.
Geo ". West, b. p. Hunt,
James A. White, MI Musson,
Douglas West Martin Gordon, Jr.,
D. Jsmison, Numa Augustin,
Antonio Costa, Cesare Olivier,
J. Lesy, D'que Bouligny.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-02

NJOTICE-rO CONFORM WITH THE LATE ACT OF
~ the Legislature State style of firm from this
date is changed to JOHN D. BEIN SON.
PRIESTLEY & BEIN.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-02

NOTICE To CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
IN Patent Sawed both rough dressed
from the best yellow Pine Cypress timber for sale
A and $22 80 for dressed in lots to salt
purchasers.
n0-Lumbes BaHed to order.
fa9 II STAR PLANNING MILLS. New Basin
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-02

tors Of the Battle House. Mobile respectfully inform their
and the public that they will the Point CLEAR
Hotel early In june
The buildings being pu in thorough repair the wharvs
rebuilt and the grounds have been greatly improved the past
winter building erected last season. finished fur
nishsd IN oroush manner and situated line next to ths
feet in length stores Altogether the buildings will
accommodate comfortably about 400 persons.
Point Clear Is delightfully."- situated, being open to the Cult
and n the rear high grounds with pleasant drives
Of View fairly tested last Not single Of
yellow fever originated there has We hnd there the
hnest salt water bathing the whole coast and within
hundred PAGES from the Hotel Fish and oysters bun
every variety Of usements will be furnished
The steamer Crescent will leave Mobile every evening for
Point Clear also Sundays Mondays Wednesdays and Fri
days will make midday trips to accommodate those who
rive by the boats
Rooms may bo secured by addressing - i. ~.
F. II. CHAMBERLAIN 4 CO.,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-02

91OS. MuRRAY. JOHN G. FooLnY.
Msssrs Pooley, Nicol Coz Florida Yellow Pins Lumber
Yard of Cedar and julia Streets New Basin Hunts old
Yard, y II -
constantly hand assortment Of descp.
ton Dressed Flooring and Ceiling and every description Of
eeantug Timber Shingles Lahs etc., and every quality Of
fs5stf ~ '--s THos. MURRAY GO. p
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-02

L tsxMN = M1ONS
HYDE aooDRI
.Sf Importers, 8
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS,
INV ORLEANS, La. &
2Ms have always on hand complete stock Of Ans WAR
RAETED Gnns and constantly receiving through
s9Icpssn agents 9lns comprising sll the NEWk 5T PAT
continued relations With the first LONDON and other
tsctmsrs extending over period Of MORE THAN THIRTY
~ snsss e. y ny VIE confidence = tbs. We haze fsei III
SOUTH and WEST, certainly notszceled equasd in this
aeeuTaey Guns of ANY PRICE suit peculiar
an 81 HIT
By constant intercourse with the guubuyng community OF
he ssuh and West for thirty have been ena
e.ss oanS e
Rdss Pl.tsls and Rsyolyers Colts, Aliens Tranters
Smith Wsssens nd Whinsys Rspsasrs Sole Agents In
ssafa g97 HYDE GOODRICH, "a
mM y Sign q the .Golden Pelican. ? New Orleans.
g n. WILMOT's RAANTE Rs, PATENTED
Os CoRDWooD GUTTER.
The exclusive patent rights Of tho above have been
Tsnnsssss Forids Texas aud South Carolina Ali parties
e PSIshs Ps ,s Is e sHs tights 3 Or ss
dsnsd. who y sole agent for the above company
No. s. sa.ehe. & street., Mi 4 Kev ooookis Orleans,
Refers W. Messs. Martin Gordon, Jr N. o.; NJ. g. Brin-
Isadr1 soss e
James. s44 myo0 IL
isSs SassA,x A., CO.; Co.,. eSSShssoSs z sss l.
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The Preach Invasion In lre1A nd.
Some Of the Irish journals are exultant In
the idea Of possible French invasion. Tho
IrisAmam, the Waterford Nsscs, tae Dundalk
Deypeeras and others, seem ready to hail the
hour which will bring the Zouaves to Ire
land Other organs of Irish opinion take
different view. The leading Roman Cathoiic
journals denounce the aggrandizing policy %
LOUIS NAPOLEON, and exhibit a patriotism -
intense az that OF the London Times
tits natural that Irishmen should be stu sols
under the recollection of the injustice whis"
their country has suffered in past 'iine' -.
all the former con tests of Great Britain, Vac.
have composed the bone and sine" and
armies. They have titled ner nei"s 49,,
built her public works in time OF ,rch,
have fought her battles in war oAo
nexer To have permitted the affecuono - D.,
a..,. =. -. s.tranged and embittereo. ou'
-, :, Ireland expect from Louis NA.o
-, vii, he give her that whicn ne mas
.Ho freedom. Is it worth whiie
.e".e a limited monarchy for a despot-
,r,,,d the journals of Ireland, under
-" ,,;,,on of the Emperor, be permitted 10
'he aoAa .overpmeut with the same free
sp0~~ ,,r srercise in regard to that of
-. pr;,o;n, How long would 1t be, II they
.hou,d venture to exult in an anticipates IN
-, NV nm enemy of his authority, before
nv, ,v,uyd receive a warning IN the shape OF
. Ale of gen d,aimes, and an arrest LOT urea
son!
T, is wonderful that, with the example OF
italy fresh before their eyes, any one In Ire
land should expect LOUIS NAPOLEON to inter-
eat himself about Irish independence and ma
tionality What has he done for Italy What
has become of his magnificent promises that
she should he free to the Adriatic The Ital-
ians. suffering under infinitely greater oppres
sion than the people of Ireland, have been
cruelty deserted and betrayed. What more
could Ireland expect
The Zouayes in Ireland! The Z0uaves have
lust been in Piedmont and Lombardy, and
none have such cause to lament their presence
rs the peasantry of those countries. The dis
honored households which marked their line
of march through friendly region, fore
shadow what the people Of Ireland might ex-
pect from such visitation. The worst hor-
rors of war were only brought home to the
firesides of their allies. Long before they ap-
preached the soil of Austria proper, the war
began to "assume proportions" that made it
prudent for the Emperor to propose peace.
What security has Ireland that, after having
landed an army within her borders, and con-
verted that beautiful island into vast slaugh-
ter-house the known moderation" Of Ma
poLEoN would not once more interpose and
induce him to relinquish an impracticable en-
tarprisp1
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are 70 b wrought e. the GoRfsUncn ar pons.
sveKil6K, " " WkAtsyeF name II may - call.
ed--of Zurich. We knew q lsapt thas Aus,
trials stilf TO resalnA Ill hsr ppwe In Issl by'
means Of her trcop4 hsr Mattresses, and Ne
overpowering infeoncs connectsd with tree<s
and fortrssses. Kr1wing MS Ne know ~
permanent Erin y her n11ghbcshocd efm-
possible. The only msthsd BY which any
thing really beneficial 10 Italy could b secar-
Cd, would be TO treat her ~ NAPOLEON III.
induced her people b believe dat 4 was his
Fintention TO treat her, when he proclaimed
that she m1ss b free from the Adriatic 70 the
Alps namsly, ~ make hsr . great and inds'
pendent power, capable Of taking care Of her.
self, and this no could have done by ssimpiy
freeing her from tho incubus Of Austrian domi.
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DIED.

n. .fonday the 9Th inst. 1t his reside nces on
Kim. between nth and 18th strccts, PATRICK
CoNNEL. ....A 70
etfend his funeral this tTuesday) afternoon ns
"selock. from his late residence
On Thursday morning, tho 9Th inst, at half,gast
O'clock of apoplexy Of tho lungs. Mrs. II AZ Ina
A. CARY. wife Of John Cars. Esa. oil .HertLce
county, near Richmond, in the sSth yesr oil nef
age. n
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