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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-21

GOLDEN VIsIoNs.-A Victoria correspondent of the
English Mining Journal, who signs himself w. Rad
ley and is endorsed by the editor of that journal
an old correspondent, describes visit to ninaccess
BILE locality in New South Wales, where the ground
was found literally tagged with gold in masses too
heavy to carry any great distance. One mass is no.
tced as containing not less than six or seven tuns
This almost equals the famous gold mountain story
of California,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-21

A FEARFUL FALL.-On the 9th instant, little
boy, four years old, named Mahoney, while playing
on the bank of the river, below Whites pleasure
grounds at Niagara Falls fell over nearly perpen.
dlcular hight of one hundred feet. Strange to say,
bis severest injury was broken shoulder The little
fellow was able to get up and walk
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-21

Champagne.
The Surgeons of the U. s. .arnsy.

Ii admitted all hands that these gentlemen famous
in their professional practice else the siege of Sebasspo the
Russians would had many of in their hop
tails and they above combining themselves what the fac
uty generally think legitimate Pharmacy. We lave good
idea of this in the fact peplexed they for med
cine the tide of static Cholera Cholera Morbus Diar
hea. Dysentery and other irregularities of the digestive
gans that they determined to try
DR.. BILLINGS
CARMINATIvE AND ASTRINGENT SYRUP.
What their delight to find that lost This
for ITSELF dispute the hority and sin
cerey the people Ct the Southern keep
some hand ut all times.
Fer sale in New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL by
0. O. WOODMAN
Corner Common and Magazine streets,
And by j. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and ISL Chartres street,
ie2O 2p4tMorr&W General Agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-21
ii Card.

III cara.
TO MERCHANTS.Thos who wish to qualify and advance
faithful clerks have them perfected in Book Keeping
Penmanshp, Mathematics Spanish German French, English
ETC., at any hour from A. NJ. to P NJ at
DOLBEAR'S
MMERCIAL LEGE,
l06 CANAL STREET,
Where there professors for each branch.
Those who have clerks Keepers youths
who qualified, usually find such at the college.
je2l 2p3t- RUFUS DOLbEah
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-21
Fine Oo30ng Tea.

$50 BOXES, of lard lbs, just received at
Dohan's Southern Tea Warehouse,
l02 Poydras street,
je2o 2p2t Between Camp and ST. Charles.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-21

MERCHANDISE SuNDRIEs We refer the trade to
advertisements Of Mr.. WIN. Crawford merchandise broker
New Leyee street. who offers for sale large Of
orite brsnds q viii ~ sugars, rice refined and
heached Hhs1e oils " NE. .a-..-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-21
g 9taus 9aiy Crescent 1nesday Bnna ynne FL, 1859.
Neat, hooks ].

sveaC HOOKS!
AUToCRAT OF THE BREAKFAST TABLE.
BIT OLIVER W. HOLMES.
just received and for sale by
Il H O M A s T.. w FL I T E
BOOKSELLER AND sTATIoNER,
los Canal street,
HISTORY OF FREDER1cK THE GREAT. By Thomas
Carlyle.
IRv1NG's LIFE OF wAsHtNGToN-comple in vols
LIEBERs CIVIL LIBERTY AND sELFaoyERNMENT
THE CHESS HAND BOOK BY an Amateur.
EDGAR A. PoR's MISCELLANEOUS WORKS. vols.
HUMBoLDT's CosMos-yol. :.
THE LAIRD OF NoRLAW - A Scottish Story. By the
author of Margaret Maitland.
NATHALIE. By Miss Kavahagh.
ADELE. BY Miss Kavanagh.
TEMPEST AND SUNSHINE - Or Life in Kentucky. By
Mrs. Mary ]. Holms.
SURGEONS SERMONS In 8 vols. je20 2pst
Douglas s Sherwood
Respectfully to the Wholesale Dry Goods Trade
that they have established Agency in New Or
leans for the sale of their
SU S p EN- SION SKIRTS,
Aud intend keeping all their desirable
Styles which they oer AT THE SAME PRICES sold at
THEIR FACTORY IN NEW YORK thereby saving the pur-
chaser New Orleans freight expenses, much
and trouble.
The Fall Styles are now Ready!
nJ-orders respectfully solicited.
B. WENTWORTH, Agent,
je2O spsteod No.. Royal street.
Great
@ e rim OUT SAL E.
Previous to taking my inventory Of stock will offer
for sale
THE ENTIRE ASSORTMENT
RICH DRESS SILKS,
ENGLISH BAREGEs,
oRGANDY,
INDIA aud JAcoNEr,
MUsLINs.
ALL OTHER DRESS GOODS.
THE BALANCE OF STOCK
FINE LACES, EMBRoIDERIES.
LACE POINTS, sHAwLs,
MANTILLAS, etc., ec.
AND
MILLINERY GOODS AT GREAT REDUCTION.
N. Bon hand full assortment Of
PLAIN WHITE and FIGURED,
SWISS INDIA oRGANDY
And other
ID n ES.s ~ USLxVS
AtHalf Pricei
JOHN TODD,
leo 2pst Nos Il and IA Chartres street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-21

AFALuABLE NEGRO eWoMAH is advertised for hire
during the months See NJ. Bepj Kendigs
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Summer Clothing.

Summer. Clothing.
LARGEST STOCK NOW IN THE SOUTH,
COMPLETE IN EVERY PARTICULAR,
AT VERY low PRICES.
FOR THE BEST MEMS CLOTHING,
Call at Alfred Munroe & Co.'s.
FOR THE BEST BOYS CLOTHING.
Call at Alfred Munroe L Co.'s.
FOR THE BEST SHIRTS
THE PATENTED YOKE ARE THE BEST
. ~r.. Call at Alfred Munroe & Co.'s.
FOR THE BEST DRAWERS AND UNDERSTANDS,
Call at Alfred Munree 4 Co.'s
FOR THE BEST OF EVERYTHING,
..... ONE PRICE STORE, .-=.-
~@@5.o No. 81 MAGAZINE STREET.
Philadelphia Superfine and Ordinary
t AVELIN TR U N x S,
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
vALIsEs, CARPET BAGS, etc., etc.
INDIA-RUBRER CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS.
India-Rubber Blankets and Piano Covers.
magnificent assortment now store for
prices than usual by
ALFRED MUNROE 8. CO.,
No. 81 Magazine street,
je2O 2p6t Corner Of Grayier.
...u Relde,t 5 EaMses,
FREDERICK BELDEN, N.Y.......,D. W. EAMEs. n. Q.
Successors to S. E. Gruman l. Coz
NO. as MAGAZINE ST.,
CORNER aRAvlER, NEW ORLEANS.
imp oRTERS, MANUFACTURERS,
..m. Wholesale ana Retail Dealersin-
SOFT FUR, SILK, AND WOOL HATS,
MISSES, BxooJkERs,
LADIES, BONNETs AND STRAW GOODS,
" OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Caps, UmbreII etc., etc.
Mandatory, No. 60 Broadway, N. Y. ie2l 2p6,6n
.- Let no .v1srse on. .NOtkse,.
Neglect the first symptoms of the presence of WORMS
de viscera of young child In nine of ten
terrible desroyers of life and ineectproceed
from this cause void such consequences by the
Winer's Canadian Vermifuge,
preparation without any mineral tant, and safe painless
and nfalibe remedy for all forms of the complaint
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and Isl Chartres street,
je20 2p3teodaltW Sole Proprietors
Sufferers
With Diseases of the Bladder XII neys, Gravel Dropsy,
Weaknesses etc., etc, get
HELMBOLD'S PREPARATIONS!
They failed yet.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
j. WRIGHT q CO.,
.., q and l5l Charres street,
je2O 2p3teod6ltW General Agents.
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DrH d,

On Monday evening, the 10th nst o'clock Mr. COFFIN
SMITH, aged IS years.
His friends and acauantances respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral this evening o'clock from his late rcsi-
denee No. s. Eysan Fields street. between Love and Good
children streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-21

Ec0ry Trucking Combs.
Just received, fresh supply of
SHELL AND IVORY TUCKING COMBS.
LION g. PINSARD,
81 and So Royal street,
leo 2pH Coraer Benvie ST.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-21

Oar GooDs.- The particular attention Of buyers
ID called the large sale Of dry goods take place this day
At 10 O'Clock. at the auconroom Of E. Roger Co.. TO- 2s
Cd Lsvss street. Terms at sale.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-21

ne Board of Public Works -We are au-
thorzed to announce AuGusTIN DuPLANTIGR as caudi
date for Commissioner Of the Board of Public for the
First District subject to the decision Of the District Gcuven
ion. tny2l Ypd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-21

Al EDrroR LOOSE AND How He AcTED-Tn Turner,
u Vincennes, Ind was over at Olney, ILL., at the Clay
Osart, which il ten miles from the railroad and fell
sut With the hack took his gun--beat the hack an
hour and half On foot killed sixty prairie chickens,
two dogs besides kissing three farmers wives-one
Of whom told him she had rather be kissed by q
stranger, = Ne would not stay round and " blab.'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-21

- kaps eSfSe
vae-ss ~s;,.sIs 81 e;ss " isas;.s sAsis
svs.s - - = ~ ~.
fec,mse oif.rs most desirable ad.
..e.~ "a. 1900 - f,ce.p surinrs. BILOXI. Miss;s
49,, 49, -. f.s,;a,.. M "a n. Toni. ma
~ ~ ~ .coempnodstious for pss.enpers
ss. ~. 2si1 .ia.a 49, ~. Tecarnte lesv..
~ ~ ~ T. nosrow AZ the arrival of he
s.Sss n. "a s,.,- - n. lor., ,,ro.a 81
q a. = tai. = a.. rr.isht =.
,.s ss - 3, 3 n. Nam - asn.rtnr. Nv
~ 49, 8 s ~ ''>'' :, ,>i., -
---
Oun CUR SHoa1 REsoRrs.--It has bean gene
sa1ly ppoed that even comforts and pleasures were
~ Avkilahls d The ssashore in the South that
~ ~. ~. - .ator ~ $40 oJnro
.s u $50 ~, uol.-s, Nav.
49, - .;s.s $50. 49, go New
-. ~ -. ~, ~ 80. ;,h;n - ~
s,-s n 49, ~, -or,s y ~ rost nlea.
s -. "a, INA
~, 4 ,,a.,,.,,a.rcs ma -,
49,. ss.t.,. Ia srd.,,.rds,t Irncr. t,a rnn,.r.
~. s 81 -. l,,lf .h.,. r.-.., 1otsl u;.s;..
- 1sss q $500 Il. ~, e a,,.nt I,
p f,,,,a,n,s IA III tba a..
sa,ci.. .hlc,, ~. r.cu;r.d a. sra..clss. ann.
- ,..r.t III. ~, /, ~. eminent n fact 3
Sshs e /. !. x, 80 s,,,;Io, .nn,rrer =.
80 49,. ~ ~ u, M. can.,,.as. = u.
/. ~ q. T..t n. 49,, ,;n.sr IN
.s;ar., .,t;ons ma ,r,rrove.
.s.,ts IN corosort recreation and
,on,a.i19.s 81 IL nnhlic. ror famies ~ those
,e,,N .II anrli. 49,, ~ 4..f. I'm ana II.
asy lsye 1900 cailed intn renn.ition II Il hardly
neceety e ennmefate me many advantages ana
sreat paes4fes g e derived Dy se]oulmng AZ ms
nose' 1.ulns .n0 nun.ins, VIA ~ sources
~ 81 ~ $50 " 'n's no.e,
- =. .lsenuso ,ol 'noss wno never s's.led
"a. Ans1S wno nave par'aaen " .ne sp'oy-
nece ~ in'inla.lon snas - -
ssssoas - spplleu y lenuer ms
81 g 81 s.as 80. v w counsly.
3 NurrrA1s ExrRAonprNARY.-We have received a
e.peuto 81 the lie bridal tour Of the New Orleans
rho Department u jackson, ia the shape Of
chunk 4 ii tho identical wedding cake which
played part ~ the nuptial Joihcation which cee-
DRAFTED re esponsals q the two Depaftments-those
q Jackson enc NeW orleans LEI not tne matterot-
tacs question this matter OF matrimony nor the irrev
ssent ser for who that was in jackson during that
memorable characterization Of the Departments
doubs that they III and singular, IN body and detail
loved each otner well enough g % married mat
hey Mefe married We have wedding cake here in
evidence = yell y the written statement accompany
ing Il from sW0 individuals OF the new
body Of BenedictG setting forth that such is the case
Talk about Venice wedding the Adriatc, if you like
Int parallel II in the romance Of history with the
nuptials 0f Tie New Orleans and jackson Fire De.
pastmentx Look out for christenings
:. Il !. IN
GILL; rAlNdS.-" 9 fsier 'he summer lanoling
- - ieaoe1 y sne advet'lsemens OF otriDllng
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To the TRACE.

To the TRADE.
H E N r Y II. 3 r. I G q s..
iJEWELER,
At the Store occupied by Joseph Enfsy,
No. so CANAL STREET, N. o.,
Respectfully calls the attention of the City Country arAas
to the fact that he has just opened and viii
fresh lots Of
EZ1VxC .yzE EFrELRy,
Consisting in part of LOCKETs, CHAINS, CAMEO Rxf1,
ETRUsCAN SETS. EAR RINGS FINGER RINas w.ssa
Keys Trinkes etc., which he will pleasure In shp,a1r
Fl. 4. BRIGGS,
fe25 7ptf 80 gass, x,,sca
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b. Pifet $ Sons,

Wines, RT0ndtes, etc.
V. & E. M AIG N N & CO.,
20 st. Louis Street,
SOLE Agents for the South Of
Alexander Seignettes Rochelle BRANDIES.
Champagne Vineyard Proprietors' Cognac BRANDIEs.
Goldenburg CdGNAC, 1880 and 1905.
importers Of
Larronde Cognac fine CHAMPAGNE, 1926.
:. extra old COGEAC.
Ianel Th Monerin and St. G eorges Rochelle.
WINES IN BoXHS-Chateau Laour B. Mouton, Haut Bron,
Leove Lafte Margaux, Giscous with glass shoppers,
Estephe American Flag, from Eyquem Fills,
deaux; ST. Julien and Haut sauterne Drout Gautier,
quarts and pnts Chateau Margsnx and Haut Sauterne,
Larronde Pere.
CLARET AND WHITE WINE-In casks and barrels.
CORDIALS-Of Marie Brisard Il Roger and L. Rambeau,
Bordeaux.
SARDINES IN nII4-of A. Gilet L Co.. Of Lorient,
CHAMPAGNE-Royal Hunter, Connie du Monta quarts and
pins Feur dc Borzy and Creme de Bouzy x. Debbordes
Ay; f. Lema1re Fills
CORKs-Assorted. all 2pMoly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-21

SHOT HIMsELF.-James E. Magill, of Warren
county, Pa, accidentally shot himself dead few
days ago. 1t was supposed that he blew into the
muzze of the gun to see if it was clear at the same
time raising the hammer of the lock with his foot
the rifle being loaded, as the hammer came down it
exploded. The ball and entire charge went into his
mouth passing up through the neck, the ball lodging
in the chamber floor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-21

DRAyHEs are referred to notice published by Ba-
iell 4 Co u Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-21

Roots, Shoes and Br0g9ns,a
AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Dtchfng RDoTB Rnsaso
BRoGANs Wool, Mexican, Palm Leaf Straw csnpsHxaz
HATS. at the lowest market prices, by
FROST 60.
No. 10 Magazine street, Esv Dfsssxo.
HATS. CAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALER
We constantly receiving general
Fur, Cashmere Panama Leghorn Straw, Palm l2
and Wool HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST & CO,
jyl3 7p4W 10 Aagsailss sssasR.
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To Cotton Factors esss ran,.ts,-s.

The subscriber having completed all his rnAshlnus
prepared to supply all orders for IRON HOOPS
proved Tie for next seasons CROP M early application nAS
This fastening is acknowledged by who have
far superior to any invented before.
Apply at No. 12hs Commercial Place-F. BELGHER Assna
m2 2psm Fl. FARSMANN.
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houtn passing up tnIouSn We nech, tne pah lousihB
in the chamber floor.
-,
N5 ~ sAs."s ~ S' .,," -
WORD IN praise Oh VIVA. are caea patent ia
an article IN tue eooe OF medical e'hes ha'
eia WIZ sahe"ois he uso VI sue iehen,'s '"tno e ~
cred member OF the National Association hu. mere are
eAeep'ions 10 'he niost stringent 'uies anu many VI ~ ~
cpes seu"pius nave ec'uais oet eonpeeu' ~ .e
OF facts, to recommend pr. .. hosiFilhhe sIoMAoh
bfiEfs' Tor those diseases wheh are ohy peV"eh curing
'pe summer anu IAN. IN nSS nav ~ , ,,
defl connound for the OF the system Thou
snds of eme s,d;,g along the low grounds of The Western
and Southern rivers are now convinced that they have found
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-21

" ENaULAR TRrAL--In the Court Of General
Sessions IN New York on the 18th, Christopher Mil
r lttle boy, charged with assault and battery on
little Gil, vas placed at the bar by District Attor
nsy Waterbury. He mounted horse, It appeared
ftom III evidence. in Avenue B, and rode over the
I'D gill ndictipg injuries from which she recovered
Ms was quite little boy, and bis defense was that
hs conM not restrain the horse The jury convicted
hin, but recommended him to mercy. He was SEN
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farmtrs' Dtpartment.


FARMERS TAKE A limit Is very
fttpfis,hg 10 see aow SLOW men are To
eats a mint Ihe frost destroys about
h"'i ths Di'om on tho Ifn'' trees every
oooy Pfoghos'irates the 1858 OF ifult, ~
stead OF tbat' The rag That remains is
iaSger' ia,rer' ana hi@hcr hal"red thn
esuhi' ana inc trecS instead OF BENG eN-
hau''eu' are reaoy Tor onotner crop the
neA' year WY aoh the owner nae
fNs "'n, ana INN out his ifait every
'edrihe year Put no. the next sea
80" secs ms orchard "VerIoadei' irH,'
ANAL anu BOZ wen formed yet ne al
"1J' '''S'' % una. hr5'-iiehi'ohea crop
"f'hou' P'on''hs oy the lesson 1t teach
eS
we heafa man saying 'the pest
crop OF celery ever saw was raised by
oia ''nn on a spot OF GROUND
wae'e 'ne WASH from me oarh-yafd r!l
,"'o ~ ai'cr every mar" shower. ~.
Nc take the h'ht; ana convey sn'h 'iIHn
''."" n'I ~ ''encoes' 10 ms garden N'C
az az ~ prasaeo ABOUT t''at "oh'eft"'
It"' V%Folery' but "oui" not take i's
ny
y. " : Nn Il, y 4 eA[' ""c', 4 '"f'neF sun
1o'''' = H,t ~, a'',' '"'I'N e'|rs III con
sequence ""'Gn were 'n' admiration "i
enc :, NY '''T. ,o'"i "n" lo' years '".
, ,.''' sn ~ | &c 'u'"",''' o. %S'i "-'l'-
mug hu' We e2"'1 'o' learn 'na' a ''n-
E.S ''''m "g III 'I'' ne'2""or''9'' 900" I''
n'',, NJ "'"' "'.o "'''" mus wisely,
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TEsE kIVsEss
.INVICO R a TOR
PREPARED BY DR.. SANFORD,
f.,nuounted entirely from Gums

Compounded cHtileil iio"i uu;
L ONE OF THE BEST PuRdAIiNE AND
L LIVER MEDICINES now before the pun c,
mat acts ne Catharttc, easier. milder, and more
efTcctunl than any other medicine known. IT rs
not only a Cdh"rtie, but a Lirertemec acting
Inst On the AiceT to 'jrct rs morbid matter
then IN the stomach and bowels 70 carry of hat
matter, thus accomplishing two pun .se' ehec-
'ualiy, without any of the painful teehn@s *
pericnccd in the operations o'npst G"M"rtie-.
1t siren ghtens the - stem at came time mat
it purgcs it ond VII N takcndaily IN Moderate
Ipses, will strengthen and Juilu it pPwith uhn-
,ualrI Piaity.
, The LIyEr is one Of the principal reGula' r.
! tors or b. human 10 y 10 when Il leric' US RI
It's functions well, the powers Of the system
are fully leyclop2a.--1 he Stomaeh Is q most y
entirely dependent On the healthy action Of y
! the Lieer for the proper lorfurir oiiis r
funciiors; when the stomach l. nt i1u!i =
lh. bowels are at at fault, and the Whole 4
system suffers in consequence oil one 'EGAh q
the i',or-hnyirg ceased to do its duty.
. For I've disyDs.s Of that organ, one e. inc RI
ropri,'o tors has nude il hls stucE, H. ~
prar'i"" Of more tht" twenty !ca,S' to mo
soi.c remedy where with to counteract the q
many dcrar Lemeuts TO which it lirl'e. u
To prove that this l'm'd! II at last i,un'
any per ru troubled Win timer f""lf"'r'r m
ua any Of its forms ho- Int try II Lothc, "
and conviction j. c,n'in.
These gums remove all morbid or ha.' r.
matter from the system. supplying in their ].
p'ac" It healthy t.w Of bile, in'teorotIIg y
the stomach, causing food to digest wei.
purifying he |""', giving ton an .
health &" n" "h1!" machinery removing n
n" cause If tho discHsc-- 'hectinS a rad IL
lcal cure. ~
: HHiors ""1c,g gre op~ed, "ad, 1t"i -
h'"'', i,''r.od'f. by u" occasional use o. n
the h''er h'g""'.r r.
One dose after Ta'i"s is s"i"rlefn 10 r'I a.
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INSOLVENT'S NOTICE

James Anderson DRpEREp, this 9Th day
". buf May, 1889, that Jane.
His Creditors. J Anderson, give notice t. hi.
creditors. cnd,rsers and surctics that the see
ond Monday of October next is fixed for the
said James Anderson to appear in the Circuit
Court for Allegauy County, to answer such in
tcrrogatcr.cs % his creditors, cudorscrs md
'ureties may propose or allcgc against him;
and TINT copy Of this order be published in
some newspaper printed in the city Of Cumtcr-
land, once a week for tlrec successive months
prior to the said second Monday of October
next, as such notice.
Test-H GRACE RESLEN,
June | 6, 1S5g.-Gm. Clerk.
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Every one who desires to make good
crop Of turnips should make his arrange.
ments so as to be able to sow them about
the 25th of this month. by sowing
thus early, should the plants be cut of
by uies, or fees, there will b, time O.
nough left to rcsow The general prac.
tice has been to sow turnips on the Inth
of August period too late in the event
of the plants being destroyed by insect,
to allow Of resolving, contingency taal
every culturist should guard AGAINST
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-21

Swine are troubled with disease de-
nominated by veterinarians, the "Aji-
nsy worm" Corn soaked ia very stroul
I've, made Of " God ashes, is said to be al
infallible remedy Salt and birthstone
in small quantities.. is preventive, and
indeed, the only Que known. comfor.
table quarters and good food arc o; really
more Importance in the successful man.
agemcnt Of these animals than many al,
inclined to suppose, aud should never on
any account be neglected
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-21

CURE roH iIoEN-NuL, OR iiorLow
Hons IF the hair Of the cud ofthe tail
is in rolls or c1rls, cut 81 one inch Of
the tail. Then turn the animals heai
On one side, aud pour boiling water
upon the lower horn till l.. lo lgaa, au
then take the other horn BY .his tine
the animal will sweat ana lAree or four
ounces of mustard seed ground, should
he given IN some kind e feed
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- If your horse seems inclined to ruL
the hair from his mane and tail, take a
brush and wash the parts rubbed first
with strong soap suds, and then with
salt and water. l. will Kill! the humor
and he will rub no mere.
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Of 81 Bull ID No !. o + S
near Grafton
Emily Yates 3""''i""' pJ,hSrAN,Tr ' to t., =. a.
James 4. Yates Heirs. county Circuit Court
in the above cause, rendered 10Th August, 1885,.
the Undersigned commissioners, appointed tor
the purpose, will, IN the
2orh day of December, 1858,
(rourl dayJ in front or the Court llpr.a. oi
aid county. sell atAUCI1UN to the highest
bidder, til" following LOTS of ground to wit:
LOTS No |, 2, 8, &, o. 10, II, l2.
IL, u, 90, 81. 81. 60, y, IS. 81,
81, 81, rs, 80, 10, IS and IT,
being tWrnty-tour OF the forty
four LotSIald out on tie Yates
land with streets and alley SUIT
able for luildiug-lo;s. These
lots lie Opposite Grafton between
the South side of the North Yves
tern Virginia Railroad and the
Valley river, within few rods
of the Railroad Bridge, and
possess mcquailcd advau'a9 $
rs sites for rcSldcrre and bust
ness to. settlers in tins rapidly
growing town.
TERMS Credit oi /, -. 2, j., 5.nnd years,
with interest from any If sale, payable annual
Is. security required gnd h'r retained lol par.
6. W. HANsBGoUcH,
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EMPLOY 5iENT.

I'M U ~ VI IN i -.
G EA 4 MONTH AND ALL EXPENSES
osEV PAID.-AN AGENT is wanted in
every town and county in the United States
to engage in a respectable and easy business
hy which the above profits may be esf'"nif
realized. For further particulars ''Fe '4
J. HENRY WARNER, corner of froom. sad
Mercer Streets New York City, ei 2'ns enc
postage stamp.
.lAnlLnrY ~ lS-Q--Cnl.F
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hr,sosYc,li's NOliCe.

Isaac Laferty J ORDLRED,tthIs 20 ..
" january '0'''
His Creditors. Laaerty give Iotir h.s
creditors. ondorsers and sureties to
second Monday of October next il tT-a lie
said Isaac lafferty, to appear i he circuit
Court for hllegnny County, to answer sGtt n
terrocatories az his creditors,e ndo ardsr
lies may propose or allege against aEa 5s
a copy oftbis order be published t.
paper printed in the city Of Cum $3.50
n week for three successive month the
said second Monday Vt October rrNt aeA
notice.
Tes.-Ht -
June 50. la59-3m -..
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TO REMOVE Films FROM THE Eyes Of
CATTLE Il have not found surcr rem
cdy than finely pulvorizei Garth. occa-
sionally blown into the eye t4roasl! 4
GULL.