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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-05

MEDIGAl. HOUSE, No. 50 onstomnou.s street, ns.l
at es,s s
business or exposure to friends and
lice in Uned States and EuropsSs many r.
able BY the most eminent physicians usss him il offering hi
with newly Remedies Dr. James per-
gps5E
y % IN
sR Rs % %
as az ssas ss
E sT business b society," M
ss' q {Ssas I.
pspsis Nsryousness I,.abiy symptoms Of Consumption
Spirits Ell ForeSodngs Aversion to Society, ssfDstrus,
~ sz's
he T. cal S1 and be at restored perfect
the Of IT.
Weakness Of the organs Immediately cured and full veo,
Remember 1.-THE Medical House of Dr. ysnss So Custom
nsass Nd rooms reserved Hour. of
Consultations strictly confidential.
PSRecepca of Gonorrhea cured in twenty ou,
or 81 r. pay a,oI Pr n JAMES e.. ''
UMBER-LUMBER-L -
feet X sqa n marrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine
loOuu iee Ia and Ia wide dressed Florida Yellow Pima
~. -. FLOORING, tongusd and grooved SAW
AU,UU rect " narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEJI-
,..,. ING, tongued and gr0oved.
100000 feet wide dressed Florida Yellow Pima CEILING
tongued and grooved, ~
1000 feet IN dressed Florida yalo Pima FLOOR
ING, square edged. - $1,000
~" SSS FEET fss. dressed daa avWEATHEGgoARps
'ooo etI rough Yellow Pine LUMBER consisting of inch
MA ooo Boards Weatherboards Scaning Joists etc.
iee' ABSORBED cypress Lumber Iaths and Shingles
ALSO
sashes, Doors, Binds Moudings, etc. etc.
sae az the lowest market prices in lots to suit pur-
Su ssn W SIMPSON h D0RR,
80. sou y New Basin.
A7o j. n. MATTHEW'S q CO,-CIR,
128 kIAGE TRIMMINGS, everything necessary fog
Building and Repairing Carrisges kept Tor sac
suitable for Cane Carth and Drsys with Lnch PHI
$40 Nu O. NO. l66 Graver street, New Orsana. nnll u
Moss...............niOss........ MOSS.
Fine Dressed MOSS up for market Fine Moss Curled
Hair and Cotton MATTRESSES. - -
Also, FEATHERS-n lots to suit.i
oAMPBELL-& co.,
nzo y III Canal street.
GOTTON SEEDS sacks best FDIsTo soTTTu ~ .
~ oLlNA SEA ISLAND COTTON SEED, for sale by
s,,e DUNCAN & LOGAN,
oH am oarondeiet street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-05

STATE OF LOUISIANA !
Parish of Orleans City of New Orleans
Be remembered that this twelfth day of January 1855
before the subscriber Justice the Peace and for
city aforesaid personally appeared Thos soo President and
of New Orleans who being duly according aw
do pose and that the above
correct transcript from the Books Of said Company
THOMAS SLOO, President.
JAS. EDWARDS Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this twelfth day Of Janu
ary 1859. g. M. BRADFORD,
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
The Board Of Directors resolved to pay an interest
Six cent In cash. the outstanding Certificates Profits
to the holders thereof to their legal on
after Monday 24h inst Also declared dividend of SIXTY
PER CENT the earned premiums Of the Company end
ing 3st December 1853 for which Certificates will be
and after the 24th February next.
THOMAS SLOO. President.
JAMES ID. DENEGRE, Vice resident.
JAMES EDWARDS Secretary.
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INSURANCE.

HOME MUTUAL IN ". y, - SOHAh nv
-~ ,E OyvIcE-No.7 rs CAxP srRnnr.
...... =, p..n,,,rn. sor thu year ending aist De-
r,oS ssT iss 's ss.l ' * ss
The Trustees have declared dividend o. ~
CENT after paying SiA FEN SsE ss.a .,csrtrs
ISIS and ISL $751;
Interest s aud ,ssa scD' 'A'n On
New ori'sn'' 'anns Y,ExHSbER BROTHER, President.
rs 90 sa..s T. xa..... .. sss.;,a:-
. -or rHx-
CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE ooAfAS'.
Tbasoovino sstsnsnt or the ansfs Of this pany
pubshed L. conformity with the requirements Of their Char.
ss Of Psm'qas received 70.
AmIss .. un's'mn.sa ..:.. on n so.emoo' ss %
-
NoVsmbsr ls5 10. 50
Premium, on Fir. Risks. $50, 4os rs
do Marine Risks. ..,........... 6S,l48 81
P. ss4 g 'sss Risk. no. terminated
t.sas Rsturn p,rs . 80 :. 400 IS -
saas
Net earned rrsums for the year ending o IN ma a
| Ios,ss Maid during the same periiod Viz.
On Fire Risks ...............$450es 20
On Marine Risks. ...........'. y tx 70
~ ~ ~ ----So5 275 Sc
ReinsurAnces, expenses, interest rub.
scription note etc.,. ............'.. Ss1lI VI
SIG 1876 81
Less interest," discount profit and loss etc. s52l5 "a
| - o,1lO p
| M. ..,r.d nroNt yor tbs ,.s, .na,np s0th
| Noysmber 1850 :.,,.....,... ....... Sl39 037 90
|
| The Company has the following assets, viz
| Bills receivable, being balance due subscription
notes ,,,,,,,....,...... .......... H9086 q
Due for premiums in course collection A581 81
Invested in bank stocks 1854 "
Invested il notes secured BY mortgage estate
worth double 2200O g0
Invested by pledge Of stocks
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OFFICE OF THE sun MUTUAL INSUR-
" ANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS.
Third Annual Statement.
New Orleans January IL, 1889.
conformity with the requirements their charter
Mutual Insurance Company publish the following statement
Amount of Premiums received for the year ending
Amount Of Un.ermnasd Risks December ST. 1851 iii q
Total amount of Premiums for the year ending De-
cembsr 81, 1858. s7e5sss 81
viE-For Premiums on Fire Risks. ...$3fs4s7 IL
Marine Risks. BATH %
:. River Risks 1884 s3
s7es,sss 81
Less Premiums Risks notterminated
December 81, 1855. Sll0hs5 70
Return Premiums. 6,ll0 IS
sll6,es5 rs
Net Earned Premiums for the year ending Decen-
be 81, 1888 1858 81
Losses paid during same period, viz
On On Fire Risks SKIS. ......'.. S67 4ls 50
On River Risks. 46,D29 50
- s2l7,es5 IS
Scrip less interest, discount, etc.,. 3S,753 90
- s25s,sss ~
Net Earned Profit for the year ending December
3D. saa2lee "A
The Company have the following assets
Invested in City and State Bonds..... 3O6,4i3 81 @
- 1886, 5ss o.
Loans pledge of Bank Stocks ........ O2i) 90
Bills receivable at short time for premiums 1885 So
Premiums due, in course of collection. 3S52 o.
Insurance Scrip Of other companies 93l5 90
Cash hand l63tS7 u
Total amountof assets ..............si ISL las %
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DENTISTRY.

60 DENTAL NOTICE-DR. j. VEST
Practical Dentist No liz st. Charles strss1,
NyvI near Poydras street. f@
ll11I J. W. would call particular attention 70 hi
method Of constructing ARTIFICIALTEETH Theyar mae
perfectly natural in form and shape Sc. With false gums rs
With clear and distinct articulation Of speech This eeed
By having the inside Of the teeth and gum
which the readily adapted This prevents that hiss
Ing sound often observed persons wearing artificial .eeh
feels confident he give Satisfaction to Who may
honor him with their patronage All persons DESTROYS Of oh
cinema. jel0 ~
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a. SCHRkIBKE. becfetAfy.
pIREcroRs.
Geo W. West R. p. Hunt,
-s5 James A. White, MI. Musson,
Douglas West, Martin Gordon Jr.,
D. Jamison, Numa Augustin
Antonio Costa, Cesaire Olivier,
J. Leisy, D'que Bouligny
Omer Gaard do 6m
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= FOR SALE-THE STEAMBOAT
&5ef.4s SFLOHIDA, wish all her tackle, apparel etc.,
- will be sod at public auction on FRIDAY De-
81 at Banks Arcade not previously disposed
private SALE - "
1 third cash third at four and third
For further particulars, apply to
dis If '' ~ q Po a. Go;' strs.,
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SLAVE DEPOTS.

Z CARQLINA AND VIRGINIA NEG oEs
FOR SALE-The subscriber has just arrived with fint
lot Of Croina and Virginia Negroes for sale consisting
.of Field hands Cooks, Washers Ironers also two
No. Seamses No. Blacksmith good Cooper ant
Engineer VIM be receiyng fresh lots during the season
see me- before purchasing elsewhere
H. F. PETERSON,
DE- 6m Is Perdido street, New Orleans.
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r. FOR SALE-THE HULL AND CABIN
lEsssst1S of the steamer CHAMPION, in completes order
would make excellent wharf boat or barge
For further information. apply to = ee
OSBORNE, WILSON 4 CARRADINE
90 % Front street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-05

LEEDS CO., IRON FOUNDERS "a stsl
ana manufacturers of Vertical Eoriz nital Engn
sSsrs sugar Mills Vacuum Pans Sugar Kettles
Steam and Horse Power Draining Machines Mn
yin HesDg Iron Columns and Fronts for Buildings. Fur.
aes arae Bare etc. and all Machinery required M
hsys been ny authorized and TO consru
tei2 d&Wly -lsa@ LEEDS 4 co.
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NAw YORK MARKET-Dsc. Is


Floureass of8 CO.. bbsst s495 esso5 for super stas
s5IgaSS IS Tor extra Se $50 h ~ tor super weseIn
$4,000 % ior comaonto med extra western S5o0a'l6
interior good shipping brands extra TouId Loop -
Clu ins qnet. ,,,,. .. 49,, %, ,,.
{ 4 ice eK .. MGrke luitt aud uneh luged,
Rys hau---in faiT tgqur.t a. s SttOlatttl.
Whoa Mar, quist, and n1mlnaly unchanged. ship
ss " uld buy st dsclne ot 2c, bat holders refuse TO
u . IN muteIiolc C noe sinn
RyF-Quirt and eudy Al eS.al.le
'Bar ey- Quiet and numiua al IbCpsc
Z rn- N sctve nud msfket hrm &. hu'h lsOsJ bIs
1t 9 Akc In ne mixed w ~ IN, and 81 Tor old do.
oats-Q let at 4h@i7'te for sale western aed Cana
whissySIorO aetivs and Armer Sales 600 bbls at 40
P5rlrul. heavy ard lover Sales 90 bbl' at SIC for
mss: Ell 81 iuT prime 1870, ....-.. ..
Beef e. sn1 unchsnred Sales l70l ibis at S400ai 20
eDuugfy prmS IS OOgS550 for country mess IS aiOOo
for old rspackod ,uesE aud SloOllV for ezra
mess.
iIrrssed HoFs--tQ-A.
ReRf hnmnUt gud an quiet az lOdlc Tor western
Prime uies- heef Quiet at SIT as
Gu meats qn'st uud unchanged Sales ol packages az
6Ss d7c flr shoulders; g9S 1lnc Tor hams
BseonQu ~ anl unchanged SALES 1000 green hams a'i
IRON me block.
= Iurd-Dulfua' heavy. sales 22O bb' 1t lC2tGllo.
BWIer-ModeTate demand tt ga ss foT Ohoi la9IlG
fpI sac.
Chssss--stssey at e9nIe.
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HiDRs-Grssn are slightly changed. wequote

HIGHWINES-A quiet at 23kD9lo: the latter
price for small lots.
nOGS-An Improvement took placel In the mar
kst Immediately subsequent to the date Of our last
review, and on Tuesday so was the current price
for prime heavy hogs The market has since raled
weak, under tho influence Of free receipts, and at
the close sales of heavy weights. averaging $50 lbs
were made at s575. The range Of sales is IS q for
very light to 1878 for heavy.
HOPS-Are steady at l6o.
LIME-White Lime 81; Oswego Water Lime
o. l29l IS; Sanduslly Hydraulic Cement 81 ,959l3s
LIQUORS--Brandes sell as follows; Jules Ro-
BIN $58s6; Champagne s4,5O95; A, Seignette $40
sl,25; Amerisan 4Jc95oc; Catawba 1886; Do. in
eases SO. Holland Gin slnl 95; American 45aGoc.
METALS-Are steady as follows: Tin plate per
box s9.7sau,75i Tin pig per ewt. s1Sas55; Lead
pipe, o.76a7,75i lead bar Sass.
MEALr-Corn meal is selling for city oonsump-
ton at 81 coal 20 per cwt,
NAILS-Are steady at former prices We quote
them ss25a9, 90 per cwt. for assorted.
OILS-Are quiet as follows; Linseed 5sa6Oc; No.
1 lard s5cassc; No. 75a7sc; locomotive SlaSl, ,l2i
whale sOaS2c.
PouLTRY-Ths supply is largely il excess Of
demand and tho market is very dull and heavy.-
We quote chickens 59Gc, and turkey5 6S7c.
PRoyISIONS-Ales Pork is quiet, and prices
are little else than nominal. Holders are asking
sle per brl. for No. /. Green hams sell at 797He
and green shoulders at So Sales of rough lard are
making at 6.c, and No. rendered at lo99lokOi
SALTS quiet but firm at sl-o5 for inei 81 81
q 70 for coarse. according 70 quantity: and S@9c
for sacks.
SEED5-Have ruled quiet. Prices are un'
changed, and range at "a 20 "a e5 for clover s2,2'
o. so for timothy, and Sl,lS for fax.
SUGARS-A further advance has taken place
in brown sugars, and we quote n. .. alta range Of
sxas c and Cuba at 71s9s c. Refined sugars are
very firm with an upward tendency
TALLOW-Is steady at l0&c.
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COMMERCIAL.

Rovisw Of the Cleveland Wholesale Produe
Market, for the week ending Dec. ls, 1852
Ths ehicfitem Of interest during the past week
has been the nuctuatlons In the hog market. The
improved prices ruling week ago, in connection
withbeter roads in the country, drew out supplies
freely, and turned the market in favor Of bayers'
tll at the close. prices have reooded 2O@.9o from
the hishes, point reached
Wheat continues to come in very slowly, and in
quantities insufficient for the supply Of the local
demand. ana prices are firm at q slight advance
Oats. also, are very scarce, and have advanced
Receipts Of corn have been fair, and prices have
ruled steady Barley and rye are steady.
There has been large accumulation Of poultry,
In the absence of any shipping demand, and tie
market is glutted.
There have been some fluctuations In butter
caused by the withdrawal and renewal Of the
shipping demand. Eggs, also, have varied trife
from the same cause, but close with fair inquiry
for shipment south.
There has been a further advance In raw sugar,
and though no improvement has yet taken place in
refined grades, the market closes very firm, with
decided upward tendency.
BEANS-Are in better demand, but at old pri-
oas Shippers rsreport purchases for the Cincinnati
market, al socagOc. the latter price for prime
qualities Small lots for the city trade, bring oo
cGsionRliy 81.
BUTTER-Is steady with at present, ship
ping inquiry for ST. Louis Prices of shipping qua
llties Of roll range at l59leKo.
CHEESE-Is steady but quiet at sS9Sc for good
to prime w. R. dairy.
EGGS-Ars in good demand at l7F9isc.
FRUITS-Are mostly quiet. Dried apples are
steady at "a 10 per lb., and peaches at l9%9l5c.
Cranberries sell at sll9sls Per bril-, according to
oonditi6n Raisins are steady at 81, ,s7gs3 for NJ.
g., and s3o5975 for layers.
FEATHERS-Sales are making at 4ic9iG iGo per
10. for prime geese.
FLOUR-There has been considerable activity
during the week. owing, in a measure, to Temporal
Fy causes though tho home cOnsumptivo demand
has been fair. Prices range as at the date OF oui
last viz: s5@5,37 for common to choice extras and
SIS 5000 for double extras. Rye -four is steady a
s49I. Buekwheat is quiet at $a9s. per cwt.; the
latter price for sacks.
GRAIN-WHBkT--Is in very light receipt. anC
has gained further advance, red selling to srriy
at q 90 on track White has sold at si,3l, auC
would bring that price readily.
CoRS-is steady at soc for sheled and SIc pc
bushel Of y lb. in ear
OArs-Are scarce and are worth $50 on track.
BARLEY-Is quiet and steady Rt eO97oc, for fai
to prime Ohio.
RYE-Is quiet at soc.
HIDES-Green are slightly changed WequOt
r
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AIrs. HELEN NJ. WRIGHT. AIstron
Ar LhVl RuITLhS, u BIslu IS Assistant

Parents ire assured while boarding pills contribute
Dgg pupils 10 he support, tue psrma1eBcy
q the lusuutOn We aru enJleI, BY system
ntic aiTang Of hsT ume, ther study Their reefte
aud Withd aNAl from he ului Cnients anu
errupti # home and society, 10 do vastly ad bet
ssT fol them th for day pupils, a. III rd to them
adyant gus that CauuJt seo red "a any ddg hOol
Ii therefore, hOued that all win come om hruadW
b0oTding pupils aud that chlzins Of CsVeiand
wi Tor they nuke II eOnW niont to do So send
their ghteTS 50dTdg pupils thus advancing Tue pros
ptGlty and ustfulut Ner lustuutUp Of watch
they Should, and justly, be Druuti aud At Il
time be han repaid BY the greater adYanag klLee
No pans will be spared TO rtud'r their connection with
the Institution both pleasant aId h able IL Will be The
the manazBmeGt Of The Institution TO secure tue hghost
pOibie advantages ia all departments OF thorough aud
liberal eduCaliun
attend 10 ins bInic, VOoal Muc BTo .ch, DtUw
uE ami Paint ng these departments are undtr the
.hAree OF tea0ueIs who devote themseV5y to thelr
secye do ailments and have thus attained hgh degree
Nous s1Olt na'iye Of Paris fac schosr and superior
HngulE be teacher BY pTnetsiOn ieat hos with care
rarely Observed aud he s6rea Ii the Sem
iuAry, his pup have tbs heat possible OppOr,uuy Of
learning speak the Language correctly sud vi due cy
Pupls trJm tie ttY, whose parents uesie ~ WI De al
made bills Of such, expense is Thereby
saved the Seminary aud nGeed. grestly prefer To
have al remain with without interruption through the
ieTm.
DAY pupils desiring the services Of the Omnibus fri N
their hvlnt the Seminary anu back n DO accOmmodu
ted at reasonable rae by applying ths Omnibus ohice
tile SomluaTy.
Citizens and Others are n, ttd 10 call and canine the
Insu ion AID It's beaufll surroundings and satisfy hem-
hat AdYuutsges superior ~ those here offered are
not TO be found IN TINS county.
TERNs.- FOr BOR,d and Tuition per Term Of Tweuty
Weeks see For ruilOn Of Day Puplls, ir IN S5to $40
Bills payable in odSdHes No pupils or less than
entire telnl- twenty weeks.
For further Information and udmisttOH. address
decl0 N. SANtOtD Principal
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De nunared Thousand psIlar. Iswara.

The decency Of some of the Southern Demo
cratic Disunion organs is shown 10 publishing
sspsaiion advertisements, offering large rewards
foF the heads Of distinguished citizens and Re.
Publleans Of the Free States. A recent one in
tbs Richmond Enquirer offers "S2b each for the
hsads Of the following TraitOrs-Henry Will
son, Charles Sumner, Horace Greeley, John p.
Hale, Joshua r 6iddinSs, Edward Wade j John
Sherman, Philemon Bliss" ETC., 10 oil over
eighty citizens Of The North, and $4,000 for
ths bead Of VIM. II. Seward
Virginia y =. VS. had better expsnd
mOissy Of the sleo. 900 in halters for their own
1sitozous nssks. and thus save Uncle Sam q
pretty certain expense in that way. gl
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GHERIFE'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
- ofRNTi uf Fiei Fa'ias, ts,ued from the Court Of
COmmOn Ple OF CuyHhOga conuty at the ut Of Joseph
sephar pl inuh against the srho1n.r John Weber, de-
feRdant, have LEVIED aud shall of for sale at
lie auction, az The Old River he'd the shipyard "
Lad in OF Stevenson, in the 81 Of Cleveland, IN sad
county the 18th day of DecOwhor S0 at O'Clock p.
NJ. te follow ng described nIopery wi The schooner
ID L, WtGHrMAN, SheuA.
= NIcooLL B. R.BELvIs AT Us for Fltf
daclg
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NEW YORK srocK aARKEr--pso. ls.
[ux rsLEoElFnl

LUZ fhLkebAfh'l
sOakT-ssoopd boaldIhs heayness IA the market CoG-
N ued.
Iniuo's OsntrAl nd Panama each fol.
Cii afo end Rsck island 6A; O1itnP aud Chcsgn COW
Illinois Cenlrai GA runsma lulsl Mich'rrn SOntheIn
3 osd ~; tLtsding ~ 80, larlAsm9i Ne" ftk
CeHra I'M ,Ciac Mail 7os6; HOdson second bond, -
y lsna HuI Chi9rgu ant si lunoi een'rl bonds s4A
n ssoun skies s3sS United States hVes OF 1874, iOi
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MAKING CONNECTIONS
At Cleveland with tyCland and lpiedp, tisvelGhd Co
lunbus Cncinna CleEelLnd aaj Erie, aEd Clsvs Raa
and Pittsburg Ralf ts
Al s0lOi with hacks to hagrin Falls ne.
~ hIantua wi. n hacks for KaVeupa, 81.
Al Braruvtlie with hacks 10 New Fa s. &C
A. Warren with hacks u Sharon, C. eeufsld Msadylla
Bloomfield Canfslu, sc.
At Young stown wi'h stages for New Castle Rolsnd
Lowell, Anf Enon VAll6y, Gad thence by 2. W, &C A
H. to Pittsburgh.
Cleveland Feb. g. lsr9 ~ ~
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Nv, vndor the following ablo anu export need
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
sN. SANFORD, A. NJ. PRINCIPAL,
Nuturai and Moral Sciences.
Mrs n. L. II. SANFORD.
Associate PrlucipEl
SAMUEL ST. JOHN. IL. D.,
Natural HutOfy and PLY sOlOsy.
Miss LINDA T. GUGLFORD,
Matht nbtics aud kngllsh Grammar.
Miss JULIA s. HOPK MS,
Rhetoric, Criticism, aud English Literature.
Miss HANNAH n. SMITH,
Latin, Greek, and History.
Miss JULIA l.. HUGGtNS,
Arithme &c, Geography, and HllioTy
Miss SARAH A NOBLE
drawing aud Painting.
Mrs.. S. c. BARRETT.
Instrumental Music.
Mrs. ELIZA SHEPHERD,
Vocal Atdsc.
Nous. FERDINAND sUBIT, Nj. u.
French Language aud Literature.
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A cuRE Warranted.

DT. AMOS h SON have devoted their altentloa tEcla
aVoly this peculiar class Of mAadfs and the thet
have consequently been enabled render fellow creG
lures Is fully tesod and Brat6ly edged by eoa
escent patients and others daily aV IN town from NJ
paIts OF NE cogntIy The express poposa nly OF eonsu
at0us he iheiTo EerlUnH have been cf ed hy the most
ssna advantages; from what they a. eEIersnoed m
lQmung into the causes Of these infectious oomnlauts
from their moti simple condition 20 that d he dan
seTnqs and ingeiefaie they have awHya neFhined ID
possipily OF teir prevention, and removal keWsa
Invariably oupd that IN most horrible aud malignant ionns
u disease could almost invariably be traced one Of tba
tooina causes ignorance. neglect tho bad ohact soi
nhskniul anu Improper tTeainenti therefore Dr. AMOS
SON have sueoeedsd n dscoyeniug in theS election
heir remedies safe, ehectual and cautious course
ting all combination OF nedies VIII ch lear eoaYors
character, we'll hose whose premature OF e u
application ght be profnctVu olhad Al the
ards Of psafe nds duas In short tho lAhdshlt cad
OfTronedloa Il the essenug Of BTeat oi human
by the AlleIiaon relief tRd pIeVenfop OF those
FsVOna Affections thAl iealiiy the ID
lhd which, while they extonsv eli auffOnnd aIOu
6HOa akiil and illieftfsnOe ia IheI sEteTuhstial
COUNTRY INVALIDa
Persons Ia any part u the world 10 uuceeaafy
treated " tar@alaigg eerrSot dota " Asir ~ WRh
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WINTER ARRANOBMFN
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov.
" "a lsse, PASSENGER Train. leave Clsvesnd ssoo,
saA.M. CINCINNATI Erprss itoppitg Berea. Graf
ton La Grange. WELLINGTON. New London, Ga-
lem shelby anr AL stations south Of Sbelby.
~ M Cincinnati Night Fasasi ser stgppng Al stas
glons between leveland and Gallon, and "
Caldington and Delaware; also, stopping to
leave laEseneera ntail stations south Of ohliUa.
CONNECTIONS,
ShabF, Gaudusky, Mhugdrld nnt Newark Railroad for
Mansfield Mt Yenon Newark, ZaneEyille, na
Ctaatnne, Pittsburgh ~ Wayne and Chioago Railroad,
for Forest prer Sanduaky, Delphcs, L1rna, ~
wayne, LApcrte, Chcegoi &C.. Wesl, and last
for htsnsheli, Wooster, MaEsillOn, 40.
9aaa fnd allsontaing RafOad Line Tor Marion, Belle
f0utaine SIDNEY Uuion, Muurie, indianap0iiB
lorrr Haute ,YtncVnnts, Evansville, L0uiEtiiis
'Ptfo 81. Louis, &C.
D. auA ayton AM CnCnnatl Line, nr snrlHghold, O.
DAYTON Hsmihcn, Cincinnati Eiohinond In.
dlarapolis, Tefre Haute, 81 LOuls. 40; and at
CinSiansti with tae Ohio Mississppi Rail
road ior LJ1isSule, sRd ~ pouis en the Ohie
River
road, for Nenln, Dayton, indianapolis, fetrs
o1nnsti and with the Ohio amt Mississippi Rsll-
road at Cincinnati for Louisville, Evansville
Cairo, st LOUIS, aud al uts on the Ohio river.
CqlubuE Central Ohio Railroad TOT Newark 2anf6YillB
Wheeling, &c; Columbus, piqua nnd lndiana
Railroad foT Piqus Urhnna, &C.
~ For Tickets 70 ali poiHts ard Information apply al
the Unon Ticket Ocs ol street. OF a the Pas
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