davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-23
Receipts OF Produce.

LoUIsvILLE-Per steamer Blue Bird I'd sox mdse Wolf
ard Sco2 hf bbs beef VOORHEES, Grggs &co5 rolls leather
Bull Ellis &co-7 bxs mdse Parmele Bro-sundres to order
ALEXANDRIA-Per steamer Mipneso.a-l2 bales cotton TO
Montgomery White-3 do DaSllya-lO hides odl do
Gly &co-l gun Gaines &co-Toal 10 bales cotton, new
BAYOU sARA--Per steamer G D Jr-5l bales cotton to
Payne Harrson-2o hhds sugar Montgomery Whites Do
Romsn Kernion-l bb taow bales hides Clarke &co-0
bales mos. I.ord-4 do Lee-1 bale wool Levy ECO
100 sheep Noesundries oderTota 81 bales cotton "a
hhds sugar.
DoNALDsoNyILLE--Per steamer Silver Hees-57 bbls
moasses DaSya &co-2O hhds sugar Tee Aco40 tbls
Braud Landry-5 bales cotton Lobit Charpaner
l5 bales II Phelps &co-O do Ium &co-F Mich.
ell-Toedano & Taylor Bsnchn l. Graud-F Duconge-
Lob & Charpaner-J Roberts &co- d II Holmes Leeds
&co-and order
BALIZE--Per Texas Rangsr-l6 sacks rice and
snndries to order
MEMPHISPer steamer Capitol-66 bales cotton TO Hliard
aco59 Washington Jackson&co3l Thos Henderson
reaes6 Barley, johnson &eol6 Irander HubhardIs
Felowes &co-1s4 sacks wheat Phelps Jones9 do Hoel
Gayle aco ss do Clark Moby boxs sesrne Eaton Bet
teron &co-l pkgs mdse Slaughter Smith McRael do
orda,l Tuily kco- do Carroll, Hoy &co2O nd sheep
aundries TO order-Toal 222 bales cotton all ncw,
BAYOU SARA-Per steamer Duncan Kenner-U mails
and passengers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-23

Golsa TO WAR IN = GIa.--In . letter from Italy
to the London Times we find the following
There was az eccentric Frenehman, an aged man,
who iuined Garbaldi at Cuneo at the onlset; but
he had fancy be could go to war in his gig: and
somehow his gig broke down on the first brush with
the Ausriaps al Casae, and the Freash amateur was
never again heard Ct.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-23

A DuE1. NEAR PoMr CLEAR.-T The Mobile Tribune
Of Sunday says:
We learn that an affair Of honor took place near
Point Clear on thursday. The weapons used were
small swords. The challenger, as We learn, got
matter, q sSts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-23

An ECCENTRIC PLEAsURE EXCURsIoN.--A recent
Washington letter says:
month ago company of eleven ladies and
gentlemen from Buffalo, N Y, started upon pleas
ure trip to the South, taking novel mode of travel
ing. They have large coach like an omnibus in
iciently large to accommodate the entire company,
and camp ont much after the gypsy fashion, though
in better style. They arrived near Bladensburg
day or two ago, and pitched their tent the toll
gate. Yesterday and today they have spent in
visiting the public buildings and seeing the sights
in the metropolis II is in the plan Of the com
pany to spend ten months in this trip, and they
design to winter at some point on the gulf coast.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-23
CATTLE MARK E T.

JEFFERSON CITY, August %, 1859.
During the past only limited supply Of Hogs Western
Sheep oeed with heavy stock OF Texas cattle
and Mich Cows in dull The market closed bare OF
Western Beeyes when lot head sold at l0c. q h net
Sheep GU Mich and moderate supply OF small
stock remain on sale
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-23

MURDERED BY NEGRo.-The Helena (Ark.) Dem
ocrat of the 10th iust. has the following:
Mr.. Robert Bickers, oyerseer on Mr.. J. W. Carpen
ter's place, was inhumanly murdered by negro
fellow named Calvin, belonging to Mr.. Carpenter II
Richaud township, on Thursday evening last. The
negro escaped and has not, we learn been arrested
B ckers leaves famiy-a wife and four small chill
dren--who were entirely dependent upon his exef
tons for their support.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-23
FROM SALT LAKE-A dispatch of the 18th from

Atchison, Kansas, says -0-- .r.. Il
The Express from the Great Salt Lake City arrived
to-day at noon, twentyone days out.
Bernhise has been repudiated and Capt. Hooper,
former Secretary of the Territory, and for number
Of years captain OF a steamboat on the Mississippi
river is nominated for Congress in his stead. Matters
are all quiet,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-23
Too BAD.-A Cincinnati paper saws :

The story abont Mrs. Bradley, of Warren, Ohio
having eight children at BIRTH is a malicious hoax
sir. and Mrs. Bradley have been married about sS
years; and have never had any children.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-23
DESTRUCTIVE FlRE,-A dispatch of the 18th, from

DESTRUCTIVE FlRE.-A dispatch Of the I7th, from
Oswego, N. Y, says:
The Ontario Grain Elevator, owned by Frederick
Carrngton was entirely destroyed by fire this morn
ing, with the exception of the engine building. The
warehouse contained 100000 bushels of Chicago
spring wheat and corn. The loss is estimated at
sl5O,O 600, which is insured mostly in New York In
surance Offices. The Canadian schooner Mary, which
was lying at the warehouse wharf, was badly damaged
by the fire,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-23
VOLUME XII.

Mus McCauey Douglass and lady Mrs Nsbber and child
Shepherd L. j Latham Nelson Carter Lnokett, John,
Reed. Mr. Mackip Herron Rev Mlle- Schroeder Bryan
Crawford, Johnson Sherwood. SWAIN Cnmmngs-l3 on
dnnk
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-23

A correspondent commences letter thus ~ write
from q cockloft of the Amherst House. in room
about twice as large as q Saratoga irunk.p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-23
Telegraph to The New Orleans crescent
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP BREMEN,
FURTHER NEWS FROM EUROPE
King Victor Emanuel at Milan I! 4!
WAR MEASURES IN BELGIUM
z.xzxs PEACE coN1.HxszswcE .
tBr THE sAr1osAL LINE.

FROM INDIA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-23


ship Frank Pierce hence for Liverpool the br at Pass
yesterday morning.
Imports.
INDIANOI,A AND GALvESTON-Per steamship Mata
gordaOO specie Jas Connoy &co75 hid cat e to order
GENoAPer bark Enea-lSDO lemons 100 baskets oil 700
bxs veace 100 steel 200 bxs oil 30 bxs abByne 20
vermouth 700 bales paper bbls almonds.
HAyANArer brig Triton4O bxs sugar % hhds Inoasse
leases cigars de Wiser &col do Gnma Masieh-5 do
Pras-l do Neyins &co-4 po Walls Eco4 do Joseph
Laborde-l do Kock eco i do Docil2 bales paper
bales paper bags tobacco II bales do Penal bales do
A Costa &cO.
PENSACoLA-Per scir Mary Elen-8 bales cotton Camp
bell d Strong-60,G0O # lumber Simpson Dorr.
MOBILE via PAsCAGoULA-Per schr Invncible-60,0O
fl lumber to order
TusPANPer schr JacntallG35 lbs sugar hides "a Dbl
lime Sl3 0o0 specie Bruguierc &co
Receipts Mt the Cnrondelet Canal.
BILOXI-Per schr Flora-300 bbls coal. .,
ANTE RIYER-Per schr Lousana-l8 cords wood
BAYOU LACoMBE-Per schr Rapde-5OO bbs sand.
BLACK kIvER-Per schr Alert-3D00 900 slaves.
BILOXI-Per schr Mareelitfe-S00 bbls coal
BAYOU LACOMBE-Per schr Shamrock-3OO bbis sand.
BAYOU LACoMBE-Per schr presdent-3oO bbls sand.
BLACK RIVER-Per schr Deceada-40 cords wood.
BIIoXI-Per schr Polca-9O0 bbls coal.
BILoxI-Per schr Anna-50J bbls coal.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-23
LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEAREI
Rarks.

Wilbur Fisk..............2ll
VIM Jarvis. s................ .S9d:
R. dwood, .52d
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-23
8ebisuj Of tge Alarksts.

-H. a.. CRESCENT OFFICE No. 10 Camp street, !
Tuesday Morning. August g, 1859
COTTON. There some inquiry yesterday for New
rop but receipts sampled only about $50 bales
Ii New except small lot, aslls44l24e q n We repea
ur figures for Old Crop;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-23
Pm ss engers,

Per Steamship Aaagorda from Indianoa and Galveston
Airs Rodgers daughter Mrs Clifford Harris and hey.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-23
Memoranda.

Memoranda
H1- Capt Phillips, Of the towboat l. Mlaudon, reports the
ship Frank Pierce hence Liverpool the bar at Pass
yesterday morning.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-10

The follosine. from q late work BY Henry
Ward Beeeher. - 50 life Ike a. we have seer
il displayed in the West. that Ne shirk L nus
have been dreamed awake:
Aectnsrsxe ho~.-The other day W
vsrs riding pssl large krm AID were mrck
grstitied ~ deyise sf the - ass fer The pre-,
s~rvstion Of his tools. A good rlow. apr aren't.
~ nes IA the spring. bad ben let IN ore cor
n-r oi The field. standing in the fuuow, jas.
where. four moths before, The boy had hnish
ed his stint. Probably The tiinbeT needle sea
sestrg-it Vas talnly getiiag a. Perhaps
u vas lefl oat for seelimstioa. Nav be the FAR
Der len Il there 10 save time. IN the hurry Of
the spring work. 10 dragging II from The she'd
Perhaps be coYsrsd the share "a Keep IL iram
the elements. and save IL frens Fusliag Or
again. perhaps be is troubled With peighbor-
that kosrss. aud had len Il where il Would be
eoavesient for them. he might. al least. have
built little shed ov.r u. Can any one tell
What iarrner leaYes pio~ out Whole sea
500 iur {. IL - barely possibls ifaf he was an
fsss4ssaR, aud had pssafea for spEasg crop 81
plo~s.
Afisrse got 10 .leep tia. plight. ve d.eamed
dream ~entaqt9thf man'- barn. board.
we're klekeI OF. partitions were bali broken
ds~n. racks hressn. Aeor foot deep viii
manure. bay tramplsd under foot and wasted
49, 'INeHatfNA+ ~ ~%A''' '"3 10.
beea hauled nadsr the shed. though a Was
raintng The harness was scattered about
kzsse- IN one place. The bresehing IN another
the liass were used for hsltsrs. We went 10
the ho0-~. A shsd stood hard by, an which a
family wagon MAS KEEP Tor Yiie AMI dan ghteT-
10 20 10 town IN. The hens had appropri-
sted u a. q foost, and however plain u Was
once. II VAS ornzmsnled nov. inside and oat.
We peep~d into The smoke house. out 81 all the
"hxIBgs" that We ever saw Chinese muse
um i nothibg 20 IL. 0aions. soap grease
squs-hes, hogs bri>tles. soap. old iron kegtles
aorokeh spinning wheel a ehufn grisdssone
bacon. hams. ws>hiugtub-. a barrel OF salt.
bones. with the neat taif cut OF. scraps q
leather, dirty tags, ches. OF Indian meal. old
boots. smoked sausages. the ashes and brands
that remained slEce the last "smoke. stumps
of bfooms. half barrel OF rotten apples, 10
eether with rats. bacon bugs. ear. Wigs. SOW
bugs. and other vernin ~hieh collect IN damp
dirt.
We started for tie house The window near
The door bad twelve lights--iwo Of wood. tao
Of hats. four OF paper. ooe Of bunch Of rags.
cue OF pillo~. aud the rest Of gis.s. UndeE
It stood several cooking pots. aud several that
we're no, cooking. A. We we're meditating
whsther 10 enter. such sQual arose from a
qua relllng man aud woman. that We aNoke
and To- u was dream. ~ that the msn
" ho left biz pillow out all the season may lave
IN the neatsst house 10 the country. for all iha,
xe know: ooly, was II rot strange hat We
-hould have dreamed all this Just from seeing
4 plow lett Out IN the furr0N:
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sxv fcxKs Aag y
The Hsrnon.s ,eh Southampton on the 2ssh
nit. She brings London papers Of he sans
morning.
The second edition al The London Tinss d
Tuesday gives the prelimiaaFis- Of The pea-s
Of FillsfrsBcs. a. follows:
The to -over~ixn~ Of France and Auslria
viii favor the creating Of an Italian eon'sder.
sey that sk.ll be under the Honorary Prssi-
deney Of The Holy Father. the Pope. The I'm
p~ror Of Austris eeedes 20 The Es peror Of
France his rights in Lombardy. =, eep. tbs
fortrssses Of Aantus and Pesehisrs. which the
Emperor viii hand over 10 the King % Sardini.
yenetis forms part Of the Italian Confedera
ton. bot remain. uadei protection Of Austria.
The Dukes 81 Tuscany and Aod~ns return
undfF condition ~ granting general amnesty
both Fmpsrors vii ak permission 10 intro
duee indisp~n.ible reforms. fall and CON
ple,s amnesty granted 10 al people.
The corvette Plymouth arrived a. Dcven
port The 23d oit.
The ship Aetna, from Calcutta Tor London
has been los; ~ sra Twenty Of Der crew aud
passengers ~ere lot
The London 7i,n<s Of the 18th says that four
notices are offered IN the House Of Common.
on subjects conneet>5 With the military and
paval defences q h. Bfi i.h Empire.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-10

WssHfxarox. Aug 8


The receipts into the Treasury. for the quar-
Err ending 9TH June. exclusive II Trust Fund,
we're S23 - asa Including <i42 900 from
Customs. Sts2 $40 from public lands, and
s. SIC goo from Treasury notes issued under
the act Of Congress Of December 1857. The
expenditures drrIsg the same time were sac.
2i2 900 soclsding 81 0l6000 IN payment Of
Treasury NOTES. and 81 - gCe interest on ID,
public debt. including Treasury notes
The President has recognised &. NJ Trivsu
Ne Consul from Mexico. Al the Port Of Browns
vile. Tsxss also. Frederick kiebue ss Consu
from The t,rsns Dnchy Of M-chl~nhcrg StT2i.s
- New York. jose German Ribon a. Vice Coo.
sui Of the Grsnadisn Confederation. 1t New
York. and Schuyler LIvsnt-to of New York
~ Consul General Of the Kingdom OF The hata-
ysn Island from the UnitSd States
Attorney General Black left 10 day. for
ssay oft~e weeks at Faystte Spungs 10 Penn
sylvaois.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-10

Adviees from Vera Cruz 10 the 18th ult and
from the city Of Mexico 20 the 18Th are received.
Miramon has ISSUED a manifesto which prom
ssss to protect the clergy IN their power and
wealth.
Nsvor. dictstorial Governnen. dictates that
the trsditn,usl Government a. Mexico = 10
guard against the United States.
Mr. Mclean sent only skeleton treaty TO
Washington unsigned.
The Tehsuntipec Company i much annoyed
by the authorities. and the mail will probably
be suspended soon.
Gen. Zsntosgo was approaching San Louis
Poto~i ~sth 900 men.
Auamon's troops wvre eoncentssung at Re
generator. IL said that there Is great move.
tncnt afoot-
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-10

AZ lcrirrHat.-This department embraces all stan.
dsrd works upon general AgIicsltare. coti"p
planting. Flower. Gardening. Yarn imricmentsl
Horses, sheet. catle, bees. Ac
efe@s tArlsl,. horsi. cap gu,rso.
royal cap. dems sgarie. autograph, &c.
4. sLrs-A splendid assortment 81 pocket. pow ant
family bibles, la every style. from 81 ~ ESQ.
PKAYrR BooEs-A complete Assortasent. in every
lem. and a. all rriresi
HySN BooKs-As used by The cinereni deaominsi
lions.
Spasks Bancroft. ~ every ether standard author.
Bor.sicAt-By Comsioek, Gray Iaeoln, Darby.
" God. &c.
CooKxxr-Beoel2t and Cook Boeks, BY Mrr. hale,
Leslie. WI idiasl1. Mckenzie. az.
CsxHAAN-Stantart C fnan Literature
DlorsosAnlss--w. b-s'r's kngl'sh. French. German
Spanish. Lstiu. 6r.sk, Italian. &c.
CYcIorE ttr fiandar5 authors.
Cisoss rnIc.L h. latest and most spprased schoo.
and other Gsogr plies, Maps ana Travellers
Guides.
GSo1oor-Th. works OF Hugh Miller. Harris, Hitch.
cook. Ly ell and others
glsronIc.L--Bs Prescott, Bancroft, Irving, Robert.
.on. Hume. GiJbon. Maeaulcy and Others.
ar~asots-tIn braves woiid Of Fun
JUsESsLx-kvsry destiiPi o. OF Illustrated Books
for Children.
Law 40 Mxricisr-the standard works Of ihos-
xtosssIcaL .sp s'IrSrIo--The most approved
works Oh Mc, han. 6, A .chlle1iure and The exsc'
Ps.rss-EnsIish ar srerican octsvo and lite
rar. editions Of the standard Poets, Pocket and Cab
met editfonspain and Illustrated bound an eve y
styls 10 suit the iAsie " all
w-rr. ~ Ffcraa>--b, Ssets. ir,ins. Cooper. pi.k
ems. sad all the approved winters.
- hool and Classical.
travellers and q cv rturen.
Cames. Sports aud Pasfimrs
geft.. ons Ritlirai aud IN, slogicsi.
A.,sscsi and Glee Books.
Odd GLOW hip aud Free Masonry.
NlseEi1.~ros Our Miscellaneous pepastmeif
ia~seation. Of "a interesting o. Instructive cat
.etcr. that is ia plill.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-10
IAPoRTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,
Prepared by Cornelius L. cheestman. NJ. D
NEW YORK CITY


Tia combination Q. ingredients In these Pill are
the result Of long and extensiye practice. They
mile in their operation, and certain in correcting
all irregularities, Painful transformations, removing
all distractions. whether fem COLI or Otherwise
headache. pain IN the side, palptaon Of the heart,
disturbed Sleep which arise interruption OF
ture
To MARRIED LADIES,
nr. Cheeseman's pills invaluable, they will
bring the MONTH. period with regularity Ladies
who hsve bee isaPpointed in the Of other Pills
can place she almost Conscience In Or. Cheesemaa's
Pills doing all that they represent To do.
NOTICE.
They should no, be used during Pregnancy, $ a
miscarriage would certainly result therefrom.
warnnsed purely vegetable, AMI Jree nem anything
injurious life or health. Explicit directions, VIII eh
should be real accompany each box. Price 81 90
Sent ~ mail enclosing TO any authorized agent.
Sold by one Druggist Ia every town in he United
States. X. b. HUTCHlNGS,
General Agent f.. the United States,
l65 Chambers street New York,
To whom all Wtole-4-e crfeTs should be Hidresssed
Sud = 2. " DONNELLY,
Dee. - fSS1-4~iy ferre-Hsu.e Ind
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-10

Korea ExrEes,-riease say 10 the voieEs
ofNlgo comfy. that am candidate for lie
eordsr. subject TO their decision. at the next
October election Ny reasons for withdraw
ing ny name al the l.ae Convention. y al short
" lie lad before them. ard Irsa pul ss salts
factory. #ftfEs JOHN W OSBORN.
II We are suihoIissd To Announce FRRD-
BRICK ScHwlNGROuBER. as a Candidate
for Recorder Of Nigo Comfy. a. the next DC.
lohsf election. cub ct 10 the pemasTal,s Con
senuen.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-10
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY!
SIR JAMES CLARKE'5
Celebrated Female Pulls.

pr TKCrEp PYR ROYAL IrrTkRs PATENT
Prepared from Pf->es p'ion If Sir James
Clarke. u. D.. Physieian Eslraorai
nary to the Queen.
Thi-iuvaIuable medicine is unf.iiiog In the cure
Of al those psisiui aud dangerous d. 20 which
the feIaale 1ou-ttntion IL subject II Ell
excess AMI rsmoves-an distractions, and speed,
cure nay Be relied on.
~ WanRsED LADIES.
.; i peculiarly suited II will In shor time bring
iAe usoetly period with re .ularliy.
ZACH tue. price One Dollar, hears the Govern.
,aent stamp Britain prevent counter fets
CAUTION.
Tbsss PsHs ,l04lS asf Be ssksn sy Jsnais. Ssriss
tAs FIRST THREE MONTHS Of rrsgss"ev, a,
fAsg ayssHrs 70 tri-gs on -v.searriags. Bat at an,
stAsr uns tAsy safe.
In all of lnd spinal Affections pain In
the back and limbs, fatigue slight exetion, psip
laiien Of the heart Mysteries and whites, these pill,
siu eject ~aen all other means have failed
aud although powerful remedy. 10 no, contain AM
iron caIomcl. antimony, NJ anything hurtfal 10 III
constitution.
Pull directions around each package, which should
be eaTefally preserved.
sele Agent for the Unted States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, late I. c. Baldwin a. Co,
Rochester, y. Y.
y. B.-Si.oo and postage stamps enclosed to aul
authorised agent will insure n bottle. containing s.
pills. by return maj.
sold By 7. y. Bart & Co.. r. NJ. Donncliy, AMI :
X. Caninghsn, Terre-Haute.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-10

The scin.s e..,.s.ss .s uesrhaVs's
Holland Btfter>.
QUEsKc. CANADA June 20. 1854
We have 10 doubt u vii sell we'll here
Send Is gross. -
John NUssos a co.
NOMINAL. CsSspA. July 1854
Send &c 2 xrv~~ Bc~rhsve's Holland Bitters
We want medicine Of this kind IN OUT market.
JOHN BlRks 4 CO.
Msdicsi Hall
SAINT PACT. MISSsssTs.
There y quite a ready sale here Ter ycur
BoerhAve's Holland R;ttefA
WI. H. WOLFF,
per II. b PEARSON.
HotltDs4ssuRs. "a Dec. IS 1855.
send me three dor-n mere Borrhs~e's Hel-
lad Buffers. | vill resas, on receipt % sspe
J. X. FATT0S.
Lawsrewx. "a. Dee 20. Is56
send me dozen BssfAsvs's Holland Bstter-
per h R.-will remit. les diseount
CHARLES RITZ.
WsLLssCsS. y SoF 4. Is56.
Seod ne sno.ber boz. ; doree, Beefhave,
Holland B'uer.. II i lAkiag The lesd here Il
al o her bs..sfs-
wxH KIRKER
fokx. Pa Fsb'y 4. 1887
Please send Us. Per express dsrsn Boer.
havs's Holland blllsrs. We are enflrs oai
Q A. NORRIS AGO.
Lcyss~tLIk, Ks- Jsn., % 1857.
We have . great many calls for your Roer
hases Hslliad Bstlers. aid soals like 10 have
vM. SPRINGER 4 sRo.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.

Dr. ,. Daposso's Golden Periodical PAls. for
Females
innlise IN correcting irregularities and remoslf
obssTufsiefs on The monthly turns, nom weafaver
TAe.r piiis re A. thing hut have been uscdty
The Doctor for many years. boiA nFr-n = and amer
ica VITA parseicd sueeess n every eases and h.
IL urged b many thousand -aaie.. who have used
-aem. make The pills public for the alienation Of
those soasrirg Dow any irregalsuty whatever, a.
veil a. 30 prevent pserasses TO tAese ladies whose
hssith ~ln not permit Of an increase OF Family
prcEnaui females. and those suPposng themseivesso,
are cautioned against nsng these piiis.wale prcg-
saul he proprietor assumes no resPons hsy amer
the above sdmonlion. q hoGEh iheis lidncss sili
prevent asy msc hcf 20 health otherwise these pills
sss rseolame adfd. Fall ant explicit diTeeiioas &C
company each boz
Their lnxrcsisrts are knows q RI agents selling
the. and key sill tell zoe. tkey ate nc bet Pii'
verinsrotaeea FER all disease. peculiar 10 fereies
~ ce o. per box.
Solf pkolctalc and reiai ~
T. n BAER 4 CO. prgxEisis,
I1rre-HAnte. fnd-.
Sole srerfs 90 viro comfy. - whom al orders
mesf - addressed. hey will supply dealers 81 ne
2roprieiors pa and ssd the pills tenn
by mall 20 any past 81 cle conntrT. scustng them
81 - threush ihe Terre- hsate ,sscst ofee.
oSt- H. Ir.s-i~is
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-10

ttFf I@IAFU- AUX y
The ss+smer Dvleware brought dow" 10 day
over i've hundfed passengers. among whom
,w~re the Cincinnati excarSissnEsss. The party
sxpr~r-sd th.EseIvs. highly delighted with
their visit To Phiisdeiphis, aud speak IN the
highest terms of their Feesptioa and treatment.
They seemed an fine health aud spirits. and
will te veil provided IA daring their stay.
On Monday they viii indulge IN the luxury
ct . salt water bath. On Monday ey~nsng.
Mayor Bishop. ,Iresident EggIeston, aud the
party leave for New YorF.
PufLspKIrsIs. Aug. Z.
The visitors from Cincinnati Who have bees
enteftainei by our municipal authorities aud
the eitissns generally for The past tao days.
have decided on returning home immsdi at..l
without vis,tiag Baltimore. They start fhi-
.morning for the west
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-10

IT" = EENF'1
The steamship Habana has arrived up with
the c.l,forui- r1sil of the 20th aitiue- The
money Market a. San Franrisco wa light
Flour ~ss selling At . dollars per barrel
Advie~- from NJ xico. II the 2nd ir~s state
thai hifsmon had issued decree imposing
heavy TAX upou he ci'fzou~ = ", ~'ce. fave.
aug the pris~a No other event OF importance
had lrsns, ired ~ Mexico.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-10
Norm c.relina .,cs,.en.

PiftE.Brsa. Aug g.
The r-turr- ffrfn North Csrol,ua show n.
loslouirg results u The tiecgicn held IA lha
STATE Yesterday.
Inth- Fourla Distr.ct. Hon Lawrence
Brsf CHI. Democrat. - Certainly elected. Com
plet~ returns froa 'hree c.uuft- b. The Dlsliic.
show gain ~ 9e6 soies fer Sullh. opppsl-
,fon-ovsr II II Sha~. Democratic onpa,-
ed with the vote II 1851. y beu shaw VA elect
Ell " a majority IL p No r~surns y0in ID.
other dssgraeis haze +, 81 been received