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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02
1859. FALL GOODS. 1859.
WIN. S. EAKIN & CO.,
No. As. Public Square,
Are nos ready to supply their prompt customers
and particularly
Cash Buyers,
at low prices.
a. Barter taken At the highest market price.
aag2i-<itwA~u
Notice 10 Builders.

IDtANs and specifications will be submitted and re-
II ceiy ed unsil the ioth Of september AZ Aessrs.
kAing csoperis oflce for the Beildng u Houses IN
hsnos's Addition. Uffcs hours from o'clock 10
az A. n. angSo-tt
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02
Great Curiosity.

We have one of the greAtost cur.oslties and most
valuable inventions Ia the known world for which
We want agents everywhere Full pa ticglars
FREE. SHAW & CLARK,
Juiy26-lmwins Biddeford, Maine.
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NEw YoRK. Aue.

/ NEw YoRK, Aug 90
The cotton market was quiet on Saturday, as mer-
chants disposed await the receipt Of private
letters due by the America before doing much. The
Transactions were limited TO goo 20 800 bales, at
/ prices given In another column. The receipts
hour were some larger, and the market was SONG
less buoy and active, while quotations. rather
easier at tue close for some descriptions. Southern
Hour was in fair demand, while common grades
! cl' sed at slight concession in rates. Wheat was
UNCHANGED; new, Of prime quality, was firmly held
with moderate sales, among which were Kentucky
white at 81 4s9l so; fair to good white Southern
81 3e9l AZ, and red do. at 81 &c. Corn was
less active, with sales of old Western mixed at 7Sc
do. in store and aoat at soc Ds3c., and Jersey
yellow at s5c Pork drmer, with moderate sales,
including new mess at Sl4 81 1z2l4 so, and OF prime
at $40 20. Sugars were steady and the advance
the weeks sales reached about &c . fb. those
about 700 hhds. Coffee hrm, but quiet There
was quite movement in pJtashes, and the sales
brdced no less than $50 bbs at SIC, for export.
The market was nearly swept OF su, plies, and the
stock remaining on hand was held further sd-
vance of Hc.9kc q b. Freight engagements
moderate, While rates we're hTm.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 20, p. NJ
Business of every kind moves along steadI-
ly heretofore. NJ ney is abundant, and the con-
Iinued heavy receipts Of new cotton Civ, impetus
q every branch OF trade which spproximates actS-
der tue requirements OF both banks and brokers
Rates unusually easy, aud good can be
readily placed at our last quotations. TX hange
exceedingly ianguid and the tendency rs 10 lower
figures. Transactions IN all classes Of bills have been
very light to-day, and comprised in the follow
ing quotations viz:
Clear Sterling Bills .-....... ex9lol4 pct. prem.
Bal Of iading Drafts 49,. .sz@s1
Erncs .................5 81. l5e95i07 y p dollar.
sixty day Bills on the North s.@i1 Pct discount
sight. .-...-.-..- ...-.--... 20 y get premium.
Stocks and bonds have been neglected since our
last. offerings are ample OF n, st securities, and
buyers not wanting, but the high prelensions Of
holding still tend 10 restrict transactions.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02

Clerk of ti.e Senate.

GE- We authorized 10 announce JOHN Me-
CLARlA, OF smith county as Candidate for Princi-
pal CLERK of the State Senate ensuing eietlon.
Aug2Z-td
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City Council.

FIRST WARD.
R5- We are AUTHORIZE to announce P. n. HARRIS,
as d candidate Tor Councilman from the First Ward,
at t.e ensuing election aug27-Ie
II We authorized TO announce THOMAS C.
CkUNk a Candidate for Co uncIlman of the First
Ward at the ensuing election. aug23-te
SECOND
III We are auth orized to announce J. C. McF Err
RAN 5 u candidate for Councilman III the Second
Ward, at the ensuing election. aug30-te
WARD.
~ We are authorized to announce WILLIAM S.
CHEATHAM u candidate for Councilman from the
Fifth Word, at tue ensuing election. aug29-te
So We are authorized TO announce JOHN LEI
LYETT a candidate for Councilman for the Filth
Ward, at the ensuing election. aug20-ie
wARD.
Sc We are authorized To announce B. S. RHEA
candidate for Councilman from the Sixth Ward at
the ensuing election. aug27-te
81 We are authorized to announce IRA p. JONES
as Candidate Tor reelection Councilman from
the 8sh Ward, at the ensuing election. aug3l-te
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02
VALUABLE HORSE SAVED,

Mr.. s. tErcH, hyde Park, VI, wrtes:-ssThat the
horse was considered worthless chs case was
SPAWN bats ne. .cnhe free OF the Mustang
IAnineni. have sold him far $50 cash. Your Ian.
imeat has been doing wonders up here.n
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County trustee.

aS-Wc are authorized q announce FH0S. T. SACN-
DERS az candidate for he oli Of County Trustee
OF davidson County at the election 10. be held in
March, 1860. apr2O-td
as-W We are authorized 70 announce SAMUEL
AMENr candidate for County Trustee at the
March election. aprl9-td
So We are authorized to announce IsHAM
CLARKE a candidate for Trustee OF Davidson coun
ty, at the next March election. aug20-te
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02

ca Some say NETHERLANO will beat Harris ana
some say HARRIS will beat Nethorland but eUer
body agrees that can beat any house in the State
for Good Tobacco and Fine Cigars, and,
dear reader, you Lad better be eoHrineed.
J. IL. LANGLEY CO.,
may23-u "a Union street.
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(EIrRAcr) "In Inning the kettle from the ere Il
became VI manageable, tilted over, and scaided my
hands very severely, almost 10 a crisp Il
awful sight, The MassAog LnEment appeared TO
tract the pain. II healed rapidly without soreness
aud left scar ol account. Truly yours.
CHARLES FOSTER"
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Sugar Cured Hams..

TIVE Subscribers have en- hand large gnsnfssy q
A Ase Nazhvlis sugar Cared HAMS, b uhaeh lbey
e.li tils a-tegtQa i t1e publlc. Tey warranted
sEss RAJ J. DogLE : 90
anStI-im
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Arrived.
Sailed.

PORTSMOUTH, n. IL. Sept 1st.-The frigate
Cumberland, from Africa has arrived.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02

must be seen. Mr.. GEORGE RASpAL. the Seen
ic Artist, has just completed beautiful drop
curtain, together with number of new
scenes, and has added many tasteful decora-
tions 10 the proscenium, the ceiling, the
walls, &C., &c.
Mr.. CRISP has spared neither pains nor ex
pense in making these alterations and inn
provements, and we think the interior of the
Gaiety will now compare farorably with
that OF any other theatre in the Southwest.
II is to be hoped that the lovers of the Drama
here will properly appreciate this enterprise
on the part of the Manager, and will testify
that appreciation by giving him full houses
throughout the season, which will commence
Monday evening next the 5th. The fol-
lowing are the names of the
CORPS DRAAATioUE:
Walter Keeble, w. Henderson,
E. T. StetsOn, f. Keller,
X. F. McCIannin, +. Roche,
C. III. Morton, Lionel Bernard,
r. E. j. Miles, II. Clifford,
r. Ogden. William Gill,
w. p. Sheldon, H. Wesley,
Mrs. E. t. Stetson. Miss McClannin,
" Elite Henderson, i" Mollie Williams,
A." j. b. Taylor, % Kate Hafferning,
Wood Benson, Annie Seaman,
Miss Sallie Bishop, "- Moore.
Vim II. Crisp, Acting and Stage Manager.
j. b. Taylor. Prompter.
Chas. III. Mueller, Musical Conductor.
George Randall, Scenic Artist.
VIM. Ridenburg, Machinist
Jesse Saunders. Property Maker,
George Buckley, Assistant
Chas. f. Crisp, Treasurer.
Messrs Morton, OGDEN, of the above corps,
and Mr.. BEHLER, of the orchestra, reached
the city last night on the Umpire, and Mr.. w.
p. Sheldon on the HiLiqn Henry. Other
members of Mr.. CRIsP's company are expect
ed to arrive to-day, and the entire company
will no doubt have arrived by tomorrow
evening.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02
River News.

New YORK, Sept 1.-The steamship Sax
onia sailed Tor Liverpool to-day. She took
no snecie
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Markets..

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. I.-Cotton-Receipts
of ihe year l,672 ,8l4 bales; Receipts at this
port ahead of last year 10000 bales; Elk
ports LII 900 bales; stock on hand 26,022
bales.
NEW York. Sept. 1-Cotton-Th steamers
news caused decline OF /; sales to-day 400
bales. Flour firm at 00(94 40. Cora
firm; sales 10000 bushels. Mess Pork dull at
IA 75(9l5 90. Sugar buoyant. Coffee firm;
Auction sales advanced 3-I0g@l2a.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. l,-Cotton-Sales to-
day 1000 bales; prices easier, but quotations
unchang d; middling ll49Il3. Sugar dull
AT 5a(G6l. Flour dull. Exchange on New
York declined I; sight s9s premium.
CINCINNATI, Sept. Flour dull at SOFA
4 60. Whisky %.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02

Principal DOOr-keeper of the House.
Es- We are authorized TO announce JAMES l..
LEAkE, OF Davidscn co ~nty a Candidate Tor Prin
cipIl Door Keeper Of the House Of Representa-
ives. aug23-te
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Concentrated Cure
A @ u A v / T A E
/ Remedy OF ,rest and Ctrlain Fewer.

ralz remedy Is pas - IN small sszis ana eaa be
ssnt By mail - any ssafrzs trsaI viii satisfy
usea tor ~eek, aadYsa viii expsrieace . great
beaeaf. eirenAsr csatasnlnz fail p4rtealaFs sent
lfresl on sppisealteE. erice, per setlle u.
oae bottle vii last smun1A.
n Rms remedy saa.bie foF sishsr sea.
Address, X. fRuaER. Hsdcal Aesns.
taiysT-1 "a. brn4lssy Sss fsrk.
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vocal ana 1n.sran,sns.l Music.

Mr. C. y. THuRsIos
VIII resume his lessons veaai and insssams, cal
Music % noaaay aext, september 9Th. ssP2-ss
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RIIEU MATISNI.

OF years. standing, has been Totally cured. Piles,
Ulcers, Tumors, Running sores. Scrofua stin joints,
Eei"ns, s~eiings, Burns, Bites, Boils Chaps, Neu-
rSlgia, Salt kheum, and all aches and pains upon
man, and Kindred complaints upon
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02
Gum s.atechu.

IuST received ana for sals a
Cd RAINS, BROWN cas-,
aaEe5-d Ne. - fselz s41sre.
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ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 3I.-The river has risen
IL inches in the last "a hours. The upper
Missouri is falling Their, are four feet water
on the upper, and SO inches on the lower
rapids. The Illinois is declining.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02
Spiral uOtifes.

THE popularity OF the exican N MUSTANG
Liniment is co-extensive with the civilization Of
the globe. Other articles claim dHredte pain and
dstress-this cures. Family Physicians, Govern
ment Hospitals, Farriers, Planters, Farmers Livery
men, &e, have practically demonstrated this fact,
throughout the world M article ever before
ceivcd such undivided praise aud support from Med
ical and Scientific men.
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HORSES CATTLE &C
MUSTANG LINumENr.

such as Ring bone, Gall, Scratches SPAWN PolEvii,
Sweeney, HoofaiI, SC, sabdued aud cured
~ he
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Hide, Oil & Leather Store.

II KIRKPATRICK SONS, No 81 S0UrH THIRD
IL. STRsEI, between Market and Chestnut streets,
Philadelphia, have tur sale
DRT d SALTED SPANISH HIDES,
nry and Green Suited Patna Kips Tanners or Tan
aers and Curriers' Tools al the lowest prices, aad
upon the be-t termz-
ns- All kinds OF Leather In the rongh wanted tor
which the highest market price will be given in
cash ken In exchange for hides. leather stored
Tree o. charge aud sold on commission.
septl-Smdw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-03
Something About Pixies Peak.

Pixies Peak and the mountains around it have
been called the apex of North America, and their
hight may be imagined when it is recolected that
five giant rivers, running in three opposite directions
have their sources in this region-the Green and
Grande rivers which tributaries of the Colorado
and which wend their course to the Gulf of Califor-
MIA; the Rio Grande, which empties in the Mexican
Gulf the Platte river, which flows into the Missouri
and the Arkansas which emptes into the Mississippi
From the brow of Pixies Peak the springs from
which these five rivers rise can be SEEM Enthusiasts
contend that in this rich region the invaluable de-
posts exist from which the California, as well
as the Kansas and Nebraska placers, have been
supplied by the river washings. This is proba-
bly, but an idle dream, or the fancy of specula-
tors in Pixies Peak town lots or travelling lines
leading to that point but it is indication of the
excited state of feeling existing.
Vague reports of gold in the Pixies Peak country
have been in circulation for twenty years and it Is
said that the Indians, when they saw the overland
emgrants on their way to California years ago, de-
clared that the "pae faces were fools for travelling 90
far for dust when plenty Of it might be found in the
gulches Of the Bow and Park Mountains
cincinnati Enquirer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-03

- -sa----..sss
and on the motion Of Mr. Delouy, thas ths minutes Be-
so amended as to incorporate the addreB Of Lieut.,
Gov. Mouton, being seconded, the joersa was amend
ed and approved.
An executive message was received, cosaainins tbs
tne senate.
dent Of the Senate to assume the chair ast b ths
Bon. Y. d. Mouton
lows:
For Hon. T. 0. Moore Delfeese-1.
For Hon. VIZ. Griffin: NeAFz Beard, CottrelI,
Evans Goade, Hysms, Moore Pesrce, Pellerfn, 81.
eI and wom.ek LID.
Fos Hon. =: 2. Aailhiot: Mears. Adams, Bunlng-
son, Chsw, Deiony, Heard, Kidd, Laillsw, Shad-
ou Ms
~. noo .ssa, " appears that Mr. Grimm ia elected
ra sso sns o .as ssaass NJ moore wm come for.
nasa snd aaminiaM ne cath Of once, snd kessEs.
Deffeese and WitheS WIN coudact him 10 the chair.
AMER taking TIE o.th sHoa. ". r. Grifath, Presi-
oe1e Q. soe SSnase, NC
oena1oIs-NO one can regret more than myself the
circumstances that have Led 70 de election BY which
- n aye peen caeo preside cyes u deliberations
OF this honorable Dody-they 40 kDowu-beinR re-
cent and fresh in the memory Of III present, and II
YOU'D perhaps Dc oos OF place iartass 70 alude to
tnem.
Gentlemen-I snah indeed need yoW counsel, ad-
wise and ASSISTANCE 10 the q the duties
imposed upon me ~ Your klndnea. and Partially,
and Dc assured that It WI 6e ny des p 70 preside
pested and that impsftisIty. justice "a hshs, both
% the minority - wei Is majority, shan guide and
direct me n any and every decasi0n 10y - called
upon 20 MAKE.
Insnking you kindly for the honor Juse ecnisnsd
on me- boosting 10 your ioFbesrsncs ard generosity,
a0o hoping yo0 VIII not Judge and condemn too
nssshy sno namnty any eSross may eo0mit, snail
nov proceed e tes disehsrss q thoe dots inposed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-03

A QUEER TRASsAcr1oN.-We learn that on satur-
day evening last, citizen Of Phpsburg for reasons
best known to himself, disposed Of his wife, four
children and his household and kitchen furniture for
the valuable consideration of so cents cash, and
secondhand black cloth coat The purchaser of this
valuable personal estate, was gentleman of some
twenty summers, who Is teamster by profession.
Whether the wife was consulted in The arranremerH
is not stated, but 1t is generally believed tat he
transfer acceptable to her. The funniest nart Of
the story is that the husband after giving the b Of
sale late in the evening Of Saturday, craved nights
lodgings from the new proprietor Of the roods and
chattels, and was accommodated with portion d
the bed OF two Of the eldest children, where be
snoozed away quite comfortably until morning, when
he left the premises in perfect good humor.
lEaston (Pa.) Times.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-03
sHERIFFs SALES.

SECOND D1sTRIcr COURT JOHN H. NICHOLSON y JOS.
VI ;ts = AK
as 4@ ss 4 Il Of GROUND together with
81 sp$afs q ss,sse
4: e.. e: E 81;
s dspsh 1ss,
s ss.nsR
1pd the lot No. Is per plan No ls dspossd ne Office
f' 70 ns 5ss. sHf
ssHsf e Ais as above
sezed in the above suit
y, @ and Is q until
copy Of costs Of suit and for the balance he
n o 81 s sna psys s
s ah nf it, @ ss
a. the rate Of per cent until paid and the balance
i. T. PARKER, Sheriff the Parish of Orleans.
DrvsEAr cSyS DE DISTRICT asrp S!cH95soS
~ s yE&Tg ssn vts e :.,..: e. s.n.s
4 & IL
en[ess Camp dss Magaans la
o5apSs 6 osTass TssRAss ensemble ave. ous lie.
Ees Ewsd constsnss aasi
e LIE terrain No suvant p'an fait Chas Zmpe
Stark noaire cette vile pied. 10 ignes
de face la MBgasns profondeur de 6 peds
entire gnes psaeles bornes dams lie fond alice
propree nsage dn dit terrain ct do qu
ajacens ct lie Terrain No dapres plan No 49, depose
Teude de W. H. Peters, nosre cette WILLIE "a peds
~ OF snes de ia Ia des Magasins Jig pds
de profondeur gnes PARALLELS fond
alee cidossus decrie II pieds
Of lignes de Iargenr.
Sass dams lahaire ci-dessus
~CONDITIONS-La de 81 $50 g. nterst Ia
de taux de Pan puis lie janvier 1858
uauau Ter anver 1852 ap.s ce,s De
Ia de pour Fan So codt protect 50
fra de copie dacts les as dnssnce compliant pour
la balance du prx disqualification acqueren usqua
enchee billet
de la somme de 8 echesnt payable lie Ter janver 1862
interet Ia dite de Fan de-
puts janvie 1883 usquau jsnver 1861 apre
tanx de cent Fan usqu Placement final lie
surplus, Sill await, compliant.
EFT. PARKER
JAG feS ID q m3 Sheriff de la Parosse dOrlaans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-03

PLANTING. - The Plsquemines Rice Planter of
Saturday last says:
Our planters have generally set to work on their
rice fields and every one appears to bring all his
energies to bear the crop be is about to place ia
mother earth Many Of the sugar planters have
finished planting cane. We sincerely hope they NAV
all be rewarded thousand fold for their care and
industry. '5s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-03
THE IDEA OF THE LIVING BODY
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
THERE Is NOTHING LIKE 1T.

DALLEf'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
THERE Is NOTHING LIKE 1T.
How much pain and sufsrng-nay even life self-may be
saved, by having supply Of "Dalleys Magical Pain Ex.
ractor hand in of sudden accidents cuts
burns scas span and to which children
constantly subecthe action of the Pain Extractor
the Families should be without it, Full directions
accompany each box The genuine always signed HENRY
DALEY, manufacturer upon steel engraved label.
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Has now been in thirty there hardly per.
but what has heard of it, and family that used
that could be induced be without 10 case
Of sudden accident Where 1t sure to become
standard remedy because has equal in curing burns
scads cuts wounds and bruises fever Sores piles and all
other nammatory and cutaneous Diseases where parts
fected can be reached.
A WORD TO FAMILIES.
When look around your houses you think there
nothing wanting children all playful and smiling and
everything forebodes comfort and happiness suddenly
the dear falls deep the result of the &C
cdent You now look everywhere for relief you can't
-whys Because you have neglected to have hand
of "Daey's Magical Pain Extrsctor-ths the whole rou
ble Remember and always have hand. Instant RELIEF
will be at hand.
DALLEys MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Will subdue the pain and inflammation from the
burns scads in from TO twenty minutes heal the
without scar and eectuay fever piles rheum
nhanmatory rheumatism, and named ewes cuts wound
bruises. old scald head and bnnions sprans
swellings feons chbans bites insects sore nipples
sweled or broken breasts and all other nan aatoy and
aneors diseases, wherethe affected reached
For sals in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J.WRIGHT CO.,
q and Isl Chartres street.
Sole agents for the Southern States and to whom all orders
should be addressed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-03
LEGAL NOTICES.

szcoss OF
NoTIGE . Hereby glen 70 the CREATORS of
zen G
sp az and the
]. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
Dzgzss. coys p.1srcr sEcGESsLoy Dc w1kHELM5
l.
aater de publication les pour lesquees
ct hompgus onds entire mains epar,s
nf Pa az sts r. g. ssT Il soar.
slcosp DISTRICT oouR1 SUCCESSION OF, NOEL VII.
s;,I nsnshy g,xs@ t.
s a y . w 3 Ss % By hs
the funds dist ibuted in accordance Herewith.
j. l.. KELLY, Deputy Clerk
Drgx,sSE oouE n2ls1srcr sgcgEss5oS de NOEL VII
est par e aus
que dadas ass
ter de la presente publication les rasor lequelss lie
sera point homoogue les fond
regaris commencement au cit compts.
fe?2 % ms J. L. KELLY Depute GreAfer
srcosp DISTRICT oounr} succESsIe9S OF MARTHA ANN
NoTifGEs + hereby given e me efea.itor.
show within days from the present notification if
they have why the by Tesla
metay Executor ohi Estate should honoiogated and
approved and the funds distributed in accordance herewith
BY order of the Court.
J. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
DEUxIENE CouR De DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE MARTHA
de Ia NouvelerOrleans. ANN PEARSON-No 9.747.
Wis est par lie present dome aux cream.
de la suite Succession
que celia peut davo dedue ours
ter de la publication les raisons lesquees lie
compile presene Executeur Tesenentaire
cessiou erait point approuve homoogue
entire mains repartis conform dit COMPETE
Par orire de la Cour.
fe26 m3 j. L. KELLY, Depute Gre6ier
NOTICE TO TAX PAiERs.-The undo T.
IN signed Collector OF state Taxes does hereby notify all
indebted TO the State for for the 1858
those for licenses for the 1859 within the Fourth District
this city, call his Office (R scoder's Court, first foo
and pay the within the time prescribed by law. OH
hours, 8 A. NJ. to 3 p. NJ.
GEORGE MENSMAN,
Collector Fourth District,
A Wis AUX CONTRIBU ABLES.-Le soussi-
n Collector de Fiat noti6e lie present
doivent lEat pour launee 1855 des
de license pour annee 1882 dams les imte dn Qua
eme District de venir bureau cour dp Recorder pre-
par la loi. Heures du bureau, A. NJ. 8 P. NJ.
GEORGE MENSMAN,
fe26 2Ot Collectenr Qnntrieme District.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-03
HELMBoLD's ExTR ACT BUCEfU.
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED.


1t Nervous Debtaed Sufferers and removes
the symptoms among which will be found
Indisposition
to Exertion, Loss
Of Power, Loss OF Memo
~, Difficulty OF Breathing, Gen.
era Weakness, Horror Of Disease
Weak Nerves Trembling. Dreadful Horror
ofDeath, Night 5weats, Cold Feet WakesuIness.
Dmness Of Vision Languor Universal Lassituds the
Muscular SYSTEM Often Enormous Appetite with Dyspeptis
Symtoms, Hot Hands Flushing of the Body, Drynsss
of the Skin Palid Counenance and Eruption
on the Face, Pain In the Back Heavi-
ness OF the Eyelids Frequently ~
Black Spots Flying b.
fore the Eyes,
Temporary suusion Of Sight Want of Attention
Great Mobility; lResessness with Horror Society.
Nothing lis more desirable to suck Patients than
Solitude, and nothing they lDread
for fear Of themselves Repose Of
Manner, no Earnestness, no Spe-
culation, but Hurried By.
Transition from
question to
another.
These symptoms allowed to go on-vhich this medicine
invariably follows Loss OF POWER FATUI-
TY and EPILEPTIC FITs-in which the patient may
expire Who can that these frequently
followed by those direul INSANITY AND CON-
sUMPT1oN' The records of the INSANE AsYLUMs. and
the melancholy deaths by CONSUMPTION ample
the truth of these assertions In Lunac Asyums
melancholy exhibition appears The countenance actually
sodden and quite destutenether mh grief
1t Should ssound Of the voice is rarely arcuate.
''with'woeful wan despair
Low sullen sounds HIS grief beguiled.n
Debility is most TERRIBLE and has brought Thousands upon
Thousands to untmey graves blasting the ambition Of
many noble youths 1t be by the use Of this
1NFALLIBLE REMEDY
| For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail. by
J. WRIGHT CO..
2lfand Isl Charities street,
-.... General Agents.