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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-29
THE DAILY EMPIRE


oFHioH or QUALIFICATIONS
Empire Building, Third st. South side bst, han IeeTSO
THRNei
BY MaiIss, 90 per yearina advance.
no cents per Week, payable 20 thc carrier.
single oopies, putup In Wrappefs' ooonu'
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership Of Andrew, Wilson A Co.
a IL this day mutually dissolved hyth withdraw
Ai OF Mr. A. Wilson, jF., fFom the firm.
y. ANDREW,
A. WILSON, dR,
n. LLOYD,
GEO N. HIGH.
CinelunAti. September 80, 1850
THE business win continue under The Tim name
i OF 2. ANDREW q co. All unseitied accountaof
the Arm Of AndFsw, Wilson a Co. viii no ilupiv,t
by them. T.. ANuHEW,
r. HIpNH
ssptss GEO. M. HIGH.
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EOR N.AaLEI

A BRICK DWELLING, and about eleven
n acres OF ground, about ulles south OF DAyt
on the River Road, has excellent water and amslt
bArn--an under good cultivation.
TEHHs-One thousand dollars eash, and The bal
anee in one OF two years.
Inauire OF $. NJ sULLINAN,s
neut2n-d&gim
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THE NEW WONDER!

JouS KREIpLrn, see'y.
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LOCALAND OTHER ITEMS.
READING MATTER ON EVERY PA(
Weekly AdvcrGiseEnents.

usee 9TH page for Telegraph Reports.
Nevada national., 1859-01-08

The Rev. Tbeo. Clapp. for thirty five years
a clergyman of New Orleans, in book lnlt-
ly written by him says; During the last
two years OF my collegiate course, and the
three devoted to the study OF theology, ne
yer failed, in all sorts of weather, to walk at
least five miles day, besides spending an
hour in saving wood, working in garden,
or some other labor edually active and invi-
gorating. Proper Diet exercise, sleep, and
cleanliness are the immutable conditions not
only Of physical, Tut of spiritual health
Rev. NJ. Clapp's experience furnishes a
strong argument as to the vast Importance
Of physical training. lie occupies high
rank among the original bold and popular
men of the times, is nearly seventy years OF
age, and possesses a vigor of body, and vi
vidity, elasticity and glowing freshness oi
intellect truly remarkable.
Nevada national., 1859-01-08

New MoDE OF SAVING GoLD.-The Gala
veras Chronicle states that nearly all the
quartz mills at Angels and Altaville have
adopted a new mode of saving the gold, or
rather have gone back to first principles
They have thrown away all the shaking ta-
hles blankets &c, and adopted the Chilean
bowl or batea which is made OF cast
iron, about four feet in diameter, with con
cave of six inches in the centre from the lev.
el Of the sides. A rim three inches in height
extends around the basin, only leaving suffi'
cent space to discharge the water and crush
ed rock. This bowl is hung by three iron
rods, attached to the rim, and coming to the
centre at the top. On the under side of the
bowl is pivot 10 which is attached crank
giving the bowl o rolling motion Of three
inches from the centre, keeping everything
perfectly loose and tending to settle all hea-
W particles TO the bottnm and centre. and
anal Sainate the gold with the quicksilver
These bowls. when in rapid motion, have al.
mos. the same movement as the old fashion,
ed Chilean bowl VIXEN worked by hand
The invention is by a gentleman of the
Chrystal mill.
Nevada national., 1859-01-08

Rev. Theo. Clapp, having attended fash
ionable party in N. Orleans makes the fol-
lowing natural and beautiful refections:-
IL spent an hour or more in this cheerful
circle, where all things to the eye and ear
were refined. orderly, and decorous. The
hearts of that company were visible olly TO
the 0mniscient One. | shall refer to the i'm
pressions made on my mind by their exter
nal appearance. Before me stood the young
and happy, upon whose fates and fortunes
the sombre shadows of adversity had not yet
gathered; their minds were bright and buoy
ant, their steps elastic. their ears opened TO
the melody of sound, their eyes radiant with
pleasure. AS was medtating upon those
comely brows, flushed with the bloom OF ear
" life; the fair forms Of feminine grace and
loveliness: the dguiiied, accom- plished man
ners of those more advanced in years the
music sprightly conversation, wit, love,
gayety and joyousness which characterised
the whole scene.-a sweet, profound, unwon-
ted perception of Gods goodness captivated
my sO1i. Sutu luttuTc ictiiiise VI pittf udu
never before experienced. l said to myself
at has pleased God to make man a little
lower than the angels, and to crown BIN
with glory and honor II be is so beau iful
here what gill be not become In thA. future
state. where our loftiest ideals and actua at,
,ainmrnis both will regularly advance in a
progression that is infinite ~ was wrapt
in delightful visions Of spiritual world
This thought took complete possession of my
mind God is too good not to provide for
US something noblet, better. greater, more
permanent. and more satisfying than the
transitory possessions aud pleasures of time.
Can he present to us the chalice of existence.
and then dash II from our lips just as we be-
gin to taste its joys? Is not his infinite love
pledge that be will never treat us so cru
ely? Would a kind parent promise his chill
d.en fevors which be never inteded to bcstow
on them? Can God awaken irTepressible
desires OF continued. unendng happiness.
only to be crushed out and disappointed ior
ever? Nothing ia mathematics is more GER
tain than the doctrine Ia at the inherent. es
seutal desires of our moral nature will be
completely gratided. Can they be, if death
is an eternal Sleep"
Nevada national., 1859-01-08

PIONEER CoURrsHIPs.-[From a speech by
J. ID. Taylor at a Pioneer celebration in
Ohio. l-One subject always interesting to
Pioneers had been omitted by the speakers
Pioneer Courtships He could speak from
experience of The happy times when boys
and girls used to "set up" together, when
counting was done Sunday nights. and
sparkling was enjoyed in the only family
room Of the log cabin blankets the only
partitions, and the curtains around the bed
of the old folks About the children
would climb the ladder to their hunks, close
under the shake roo. ard in an hour more
father and mother would retire behind the
BLANKETS leaving the "sparkers" sitting at
opposite corners Of capacious stick chin
ney fireplace. Soon the fire would need a
little fixing with the wooden shovel or pok-
er, and in resumiug seats, somehow chairs
would manifest unusual attraction for clos
er contiguity. II chilly must sit close to-
gether TO keep warm il dark to keep the
bears off, Ofwhat was then whispered Mr..
7. was mum, but when the FIRST hearty smack
broke the cabin stillnes, the gentle breath
ing behind the blankets was often interrupted
by slight hacking congh
When s.rapping boy. he fell head over
heels in love with girl Of the real Ply
mouth Rock stamp. She lived twenty miles
away, and he went to sec her regularly eve
ry fourth Sunday night. He won the lass.
longed TO marry her, but as the course of
true love never did run smooth, her mother
objected. He however kept on counting un-
till be got to love everything OH the old
mans farm. At last love aud perseverance
were rewarded, and the wedding day was
fixed. The new country was sickly and he
often found himself feeling his pulse as the
day Of days grew near, in tremor lest the
shakes should be added TO the fever which
was consuming him.
Firally got married without accident,
moved to his log cabin aud went to honse-
/ keeping, Election soon come on, went TO
the polls, was asked If he was of age and
didn't vote Mrs 7. was also annoyed about
il and when election next came round, that
very morning she presented him with. a little
counterpart Of himself. The news reached
the town meeting before him and nobody
now objected to his voting.
Nevada national., 1859-01-08

PORTRAIT or LIEUT.. MAuRY, Lieut.. Maury
who is delivering two lectures in the wes-
tern cities on The Atlantic Telegraph -
aud The Depths and Wonders OF the Sea ;
is thus depctured by he Cincinnati Com
mereidi.'
Lieut.. Marry is q square, frigate-built.
trmogged gentleman, five feet eight and a
halt, halt H. his right spar. heavy timbered,
with a bold prov, and obviously intended
for deep sea cruising. Ey the log he was
ffty-two January last past, but, we're !. not
for bald crown. h. would not seem suili-
GENTLY weather beaten in hulk to Justify o
suspicion of that age. by nearly halt score.
Everything about him is square, except his
ideas. which are round and solid as twenty
four pound ball His head is solid and
square his face il solid ami square his
front forehead is solid and square his frame
well knit and square and his presence i'm
presses a very decided and determined no
ton OF squareness and s0lidity. His eyes
are bright blue, like the ocean in moderate
sOundings wide apart and canopied by his
brows. His hair is dark brown and strong
on the sides aud back Of his head-none
from the forehead to the crown-the smooth,
shiny surface being belt of calm betwe cen
trade winds. Features flexible. like auneal.
ed metal. playing anon with quiet humor. as
If be loved a sailors yarn. Manner sci pos
sessed. but little curt ; sharp voice. some
what husky vocal organs apparently i'm.
paired by loss Of teeth; delivery rapid, and
utterance generally clear. but occasionally
marred By iadistinc,uess and We think he
is little too studied in manner for gen.
tleman of bis world renowned attainments
and ability.
Nevada national., 1859-01-08

love for the vittuous, the spiritual, and the
refined. Shut out that from your soul which
is ienoble and degrading and let the mind
dwell only upon that which is pure uncon-
taminated, and beautiful, and your pathway
through life will be strown with flowers Of
Joy. The whole earth below, and heavens
above are all full Of beauty, subimity and
glory.
Let us appreciate the world around us as
Intellectual and immortal beings and our
souls, rosPlendent with the glories Of c. od
himself will exult in bliss, ecstatic and u u
ceasing.
Nevada national., 1859-01-08

BuRSIS0 or THE STEAMSHIP EASTERN CRY.
The merchant ship Eastern City was burn
ed in August last on her way from Liver
pool to Melbourne. The description of the
accident is most thrilling. and the suspense
which the Passengers. COO in number, suffer
ed, truly overwhelming. She was on fire
several days the flames being smothered in
the hulk, hy the exclusion OF air. At the
last moment, just before Che flames burst out
Of the ilI.fated vessel. sail appeared on the
distant horizon.and nearing them at last. res.
cued hundreds of human beings from fear
fnl death.
Nevada national., 1859-01-08

MELTING PIECE OF SuGAR.-Ifyou hold
piece of Sugar in spoon at the top of
your tea. it win melt quicker than If drop
ped to the bottom. The reason is. as the tea
becomes sweetened it falls to the bottom by
its own specific gravity, and fresh portions
of the unsweetend are brought in contact
with the lump Of sugar till all is dissolved
Nevada national., 1859-01-08

The gold mines at Pixies Peak are still at
tracing considerable attention. Experienced
men who have explored the country esteem
the mines rich and extensive. There are
about 1900 persons in the mining region. and
several towns are springing up. It will re.
main for future experience to determine the
extent and richness of places.
Nevada national., 1859-01-08

There is not as much difference in The sa-
lubrity of localities as many persons suppose.
Within the period OF ten years there are pro-
baby more deaths in Boston from consump-
tion than there are in New Orleans from yell
low fever.
Nevada national., 1859-01-08

We under stand that the sum of sixty dol
lars was raised at the NJ. Z. Church, on last
Sunday, for the purpose Of assisting in the
repair Of the Rough 4 Ready church.
Nevada national., 1859-01-08

TmE-PowER or EEoQuENcE.-It is stated
that the Rev. Geo Trask. of Fitchburg lec-
tured SO powerfully in Webster, short time
since. against The use of tobacco, that large
number Of his audience went home and
burned their cigars--holding one end Of
them in their mouths.
Nevada national., 1859-01-08

5cs'- The great chess players in Europe
are all sick. llarrvitz was forced to throw
up his contest with Morphy after the fifth
game. and now Staunton excuses himself
from meeting Morphy on the score of in
health.
Nevada national., 1859-01-08

Hs- The following list of Causes are ses
for trial on the District Calendar -
January 10th, 1859
The People VS.. Francis Carter.
January 18th
77l--Saml johnson VS. Geo W. Kidd ct al
7s0-wm A Dany VS. Mcfarland & Pegg
January iI,h-
S23-Ias " Clark IS Chas W. Elves
si2 Davis l.achmau IS y Burmeister.
January 10Th
oOG-C. X. IIolalling VS. Empire Quartz
Mining Co.
20-isabelh Walker vs. John Walker.
January l7th-
32s-Daniel A. Rich VS. Hamlet Davis ct al
92i-Ed. Mclaughlin ct al VS. Nelson Ev-
ans ct al.
s3O-wm t. Tisdale ct al VS. Daniel Nc
Brown ct al.
January 18th
732-Wm II. Orr VS. Chas l.. Price
937- Edwards & Brady vs. c. X. Hotaling
9I5-Danicl SNYDER vs. Stephen Venard.
Ct a.,
January 10Th
9l7-C Beckman. Adm. OF Gcddcs. deac'd
VS. WIN. Mckay.
939-J c Birdseyc & Co. VS. E b johnson.
oG9--Frye & Hunter VS. a W Riley ct al.
january 2cth-
9is-D & B Lachrnan VS. Joseph Clark.
950-Jamss Hinne VS. L C Nc Keeby ct al
s6G-Barnard Rogers VS. l. C McKeeSy ct al
January 22nd-
s53-Wm A Gray ct ais VS. johnson &
Gayle.
January 2lth--
957-People VS. Fleurey, Lenhart ct ais.
963-Jules Fricot ct ais VS. NJ Atwood ct al
lOO0--D & B Lachman VS. Won Poelnitz ct
als.
January 25th--
967-Wm Lewis ct al vs. Abel Lowe ct al
972-D L BatcheldeT VS. S Gregory.
973-Andrew Merryman ys Thos MuligaI
Jan 26th-
9S4-JOseph Woodwork VS. Geo Dawson
9s6-Israel Crawford VS. Brown L Crume
January 27th-
9s6-John Brunnegan VS. Amos 7 Laird
et ais
January Goth
I05-Lord Houseman and wife VS. John
Crawford Jr
1907 Givens, Heirst ct al VS. Lunham. York
ct als.
January 3lst-
l59--J b Roberts & Cows J S. Landeker.
Nevada national., 1859-01-08

A negro was shot in the head, in Phila-
delphis, and hss fully recovered, while the
s!uE1fefhaius imbeded in the brain. Another
snsfApce, We believe, is no. On record.
Nevada national., 1859-01-08

A Boston Post Poet slipped down on
a piece Of orange peel, in the street, and
then goes into the romance of the thing as
follows -
1t rpened by the river banks,
where-mask and moonlight aiding
Dons Whiskerandos play sad pranks,
Dark Donnas serenadng.
By Moorish maiden it was plucked,
Who broke some hearts they say-then
By Saxon sweetheart ii was sucked,
Who threw the peel away, then.
How little thought the London fair
Or dark eyed girl of Seville.
That should reel upon that peel,
And find my proper level.
Nevada national., 1859-01-08

The Commissioner of Indian Affairs states
that the whole number Of Indians within our
limits is estimated at $50, ,000
The whole number Of tribes and separate
bands 10 I75.
Nevada national., 1859-01-08

The great principle Of being happy in this
world is not be affected at email things.
Nevada national., 1859-01-08

All Of these diseases you viii soon he relieved oi
BY the Of these Bitters per directions ON the
bottles. This great antdispeptic Is the result OF
profound and elaborate study OF one OF the most
celebrated physicians of the present century in the
accomplishment of which he has freely expended
both time snd money. I do no; hesitate TO affirm
that where Dr. Reseubsum's stomach Bite are
sd a of Fever and Ague cannot occur II
hecn rslyed-hr fhe most s-ir.s'ife chemists In
~. urdiesi FACULTY, and Is now prescribed by nine
,sn,hs of the PHI ysieians of the land. Try them
80, them-on your constitution, and go your way
~ ~ou dyspepticf- these stomach Bitters
AZ you 6ious,-try one Of these Bottles, and
be relieved at once
a. vea annoyed by Indigestion consumption
-rsmors the cause by the free OF these Btters.
Have you fever and agues--cure and preven, this
ssust,tufiou destroying disease by the free Of
these Bitters.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-02
HOsTETTER's BITTERs.
HOsTETTER,s

CELEBRATED sToKAcH BITTERs,
Has, for Its medical and tonic virtues preventive and
cure Tor all stomach diseases prevalent especially in
sops Of epidemic In our country become
ard family and plantation medicine and therefore,
qured celebrity and sale throughout the land heretofore
unknown medical preparation and in ~
which unpncped parties here other cities have
erfeited and selling their vile mixture in our bottles and
NAME through unpncped or at auction
the representation Of the genuine HOsTEfTER STOMACH
BfTEhs We also hear of travellers in the country offering
to sell Btters Cheap who also engaged in the
same nefarou business Druggists grocers should look
ont for these fellows and scratnz s offering HOS
TErrERs BIrTERS at a reduced price as no rednc
tos has been made the popreors Purchase of no Int
responsible parties their authorized agents. who would be
above such consideration Hosetter,s penuine
Stomach Bers are never sold auction by street drug
brokers' irresponsible parties whatever bu can he had
any OF the leading druggists and New Orleans
the Of which annexed and can he a.
pended upon as not only selling genuine article Of
Stomach Bters but every other article they NAV keen for
SAFE we congratulate our friends and the honest public
being able to inform them that have succeeded In ferren
out the guilty parties who have been for time
turing and selling counterfeit article of our Hosetter stom
sch Bers His Honor Judge Howell of the Sixth District
oonf Oh new Orleans has granted Injunction stop the
and sale Of the said article The
ties thus far discovered being engaged in the
the counterfeit article are Dan'l NJ Gilmore and BENJAMIN
Johnston, and D. E. Morphy auconeer the sale Of it,
Caution should be exercised by purchasing Hos
teers Stomach Btters that fac smile of our written
signature on the label Of every bottle which, no doubt the
fear Of imprisonment being mt on ~
eounerteits thus far brought to Also notice the
name. DR.. J. HosTETTERs STOMACH BITrERs. ia blown
on the side the bottles and stamped covering the
cork.
All orders the genuine article Of Hcsetes Stomach a
tiers must be addressed to the proprieters
HosTETTER L SMITH,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-02
IMPORTANT TO PLANTERS.

We have been informed that the usual practice of planters
In ordering their supplies Of our
DR.. McLANE'S Celebrated VERMIFUGE
Has been to simply write order vermfuge The
qnence Is that instead of the genuine Dr. McLANEs yerm
fuse they very frequently other Of the many worth
less preparations called vermage before the public We
beg leave to the planter proprety and
importance Of invariably writing the name in full and 70 sd
wise their factors that they will receive any other
than the genuine Dr. NcLaaes Celebrated vsrnuge pre-
pared by Fleming Brothers, Pittsburgh, Pa.
We would also advise precsution. In orderu DR.
Of these Pills. specific Liver Complaint and all
the bilious arrangements prevalent in the South has in
duced the vendors Of worthless nostrums to claim for
their preparations similar medicinal virtues Be not deceived
DR.. McLANE's Celebrated LIVER PILLS
Are the original and only reliable remedy Liver Complaints
that has been discovered urge the planter and er
ehan as he values his own and the health of those depending
on him. to be careful in ordering Take neither Yerse nor
Liver Pills unless you getting the genuine Dr.
McLANE's prepared by
FLEMING BROTHERS,,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Below we give list Of Of the principal wholesale drug
g and dealers in patent medicines in this city and from
whom the genuine Dr. McIanes Celebrated vermfuge and
Liver Pills always be obtained. They are also sold by all
respectable druggists.
DR.. McLANE's Celebrated vERMIFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
l75 gross in store and to arrive
J.wRIGHT i CO.,
q and Isl Chartres street.
DIR. McLANE'S Celebrated yERDJIEuCE
".=.=. AND LIVER PILLS.
100 gross to arrive and in store
sCovILA MEAD,
Ill and lib Chartres street.
DIR. McLANE's Celebrated vERM1FUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
100 gross to arrive and in store
G. N. MORRISON L CO.,
u Magazine street.
DR.. NIcLANE's Celebrated vERuIFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
$50 gross to arrive and in store.
90. wooDMAN,
Corner Common and Magazine Streets
DIR. McLANE's Celebrated VERMIFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
l25 gross to arrive and in store.
E.B wHEELoCK d CO.,
4s Magazine street.
DIR. McLANE's Celebrated VERNlIFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
A constant supply always in store and for sale by
JAMES sYME,
1874 Canal street.
DIR. McLANE'S Celebrated VERMIFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
A constant supply in store and for sale by
f. j. HART CO.,
n aud 10 Tchoupitoulas street.
DIR. McLANE's Celebrated yERnIFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
A constant supply always in store and for sale by
READ, HEDGES & CO.,
10S Canal street.
DIR. McLANE'S Celebrated yERNIIFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
constant supply always ia store and for sale by
FP. DUCoNGE,
ma 5mAW 80 Charities street.
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HOSTETTER's STOMACH BITrERs.
Sold by UPRIGHT L 60,
q and Isl Charities street.
HOsTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs.
Soldb by E.J.HART 4 CO..
Nos. II and 70 Tchoupltoulss st.
HOsTETTER's STOMACH BIrrERs.
Sold by GO. WOoDMAN,
Cor. Common and Magazine sts
HOsTETTER'S STOMACH Bl,FTERs.
soldby EATON L HENDERSON,
Corner New Levee, Common and Fulton sts
HOsTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERs.
Sold by x. LAMBERT
G. Magazine street.
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERs.
Sold by ALEX. NORTON & CO.
and Poydras street.
HOsTETTER's STOMACH BIFTERs.
Sold by j. al. N. MARKS,
43, As and II New Leyee street.
HosTETTER's STOMACH BIrrERs,
Sold by 2ARTHuR CO.,
Cor Canal and New Levee sts
HOsTETTER's STOMACH B1TTERs.
sodby DYAs h CO.,
Cor. Gravier, Fulton and New Levee Streets
HOsTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs.
Sold by HOLMES SPENCER,
5.-.- 7Gravier street.
tHosTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs.
Sold by G. n. MORRISON / CO.,
IL Magazine street.
HosTETTER's STOMACH BIrTERs,
Sold BY BIsCoE & s1NMs,
H. II and 10 New Levee street.
HOsTETTER's STOMACH BIrTERs,
Sold by JOHN T. MOORE s CO.,
" and Poydrns street.
Sold by sEWELL T. TAYLOR
ID and Is Royal street.
HOsTETTER's STOMACH BlTrERs.
Sold by J. L. JOHNSON & CO.,
81 Magazine street.
HOsTETTER's STOMACH BIrrERs.
SOLD pS JOSEPH MAILLoT,
IL Crossman street.
HOsTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS,
soido SCOvIL MEAD,
Ill Chartres street.
HOsTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERs.
Sold by W. A. VIOLET & CO.,
80, 81 43 and 45 New Levee street
HOsTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs,
Sold by QUEYROUZE & LANGSDORFF,
ID and 1857. Louis street.
HOsTETTER'S STOMACH Buffers.
Sold by f. B. WHEELoCK i Co.
43 Magazine street.
HOsTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs.
Sold by PETERS, MAILLARD & CO.
Corner Old Levee and Bienvlle sts
HOsTETTER's STOMACH B1rTERs.
Sold by HALL, KEMP Il CO.,
~ Common street.
HosTETTER's STOMACH BITrERs,
Sold by BLANCHIN & GIRAUD,
A Old Levee street,
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITrERs.
Sold by READ, HEDGES l. CO.,
los Canal street.
HOsTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs,
Sold by d. H. MARKS L CO.,
Corner Graver and New Levee Streets
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS,
ssidby JAMES SYME,
1874 Canal street.
HOsTETTER'S STOMACH BsTrERs.
Sold BY W. r. PEPIN & TO-,
81 Common street.
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERs.
Sold by KARSTENDIEK 4 CO.,
1903 Tchoupitonlas street.
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERs,
Sold by THOMPSON L BARNES
m2 6md&W % and 25 Common street
[ for sale by ALFRED KEARNy
m aYSw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-02

Aans have been made with the following Hardware
Merchants Of this city who will receive orders and furnish the
products at the prices regular Of the Com
pany: Messrs. McCUTCHEOEs HOWELL cn
STARK. sTAUFFER CO.,
]. WATERMAN BRO,
F.F. FoLGER L CO.,
U.s. RELF CO.,
G. H. sLOCoMB Co..
PRIEsTLEY L BEIN
The MACHINERY OIL Is fully guaranteed when pureh as.d
through any Of the above firms.
"hen are sent direct to from parties Of the city
they must be accompanied with the Of their
or agents In New Orleans.
G. c. BOGERT & CO.,
Agents for the Southern Oil Company,
iss ~ No u Camp