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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-25
BALES AT AUCTION.

BALES AT NUCTl0h.
ynrrnWHpHOK rms sxLr-wM n. LEWIS WILL SELL
" Ia bower, up stairs Monday. June II. large
quantity pledge: Of w ', 's S,h
~ order Of W. X. Simpson i9s Bowery. n B.-Aen's
CuERIrFs saLg.-KIp AND SOLE LEATHER, FRHsoH
By virtue an sachmen abou! Kip leather
4 y sEssSI as Deputy
5 oHaMssKs FAfsomi1D. aactonsere, vii sell tiis
day 18th at II O'Clock sther salesroom ll3 Nassau street
and silver hunting case patent lever watches OF dsren
nuacurers bracelets ocke breastpns brooches rings.
''u'' ''''' '''''''' ''A''' JOHN KELLY. Sheriff.
w 3. wEsTOorr. AUCTIoNEER-oFFICI 1853
sale o. magnificent household furniture rosewood
mou chandeliers pier mirrors stauary oil paintings snver
At the resdencs 62 West twenty street. Eleventh.
To parties DESTROYS Of furn shns themselves with class
furniture this seldom offered every article 70
rosewood furniture order Catalogues at the house
rooRouswood secretary sx uxht chandeliers
vsrsd IN nch four coored brocads richly carved saaAry
lounges o match; mirrors pier mirrors. .Ab and braot
5 81
ssMes vases; bronze clock marble aAuAy Administer car
lining soom Kch cut and engraved glass; deeAne COB
les Wine fruit and dessert stands silver plated cassers
sp toilet Ss:
cravings clocks curtains shades ho also mahogany
ssst chair: together with large mentioned q
psor chamber dining room and bedroom fu'ure Of every
'1 Sale viii take place rain or shine.
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IT W. PORTER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CARVED
ROSEWOOD and mahr furniture made to order shor
sts,d 10 use taturoay ha dAy June 2 lo O'Clock
ne entire contents of the large dweog house 23
street. Eighth avenue, containing
r,o 40 iuHure Of first class workmanship made to
yet carpets three magnificent parior suits
" voss lain orocade large. Voltare and reception
% S ma W. oeGwood eegeres with msrale and
y carved elegant rosewood centre sde ana Sort tables.
rosewood and music stands sven ov ro yood md
keys ccSdsdy one Ct he Pc: m,de richly
lace and brocte window curtains also great variet Of o
paintings embracing many vanable specmenss large sys
day ormou clocks together with many other costly msnse or
chairs hair cloth snd medallion rocking aud sasy
cha sofas oak and black walnut extension ates chns
tea eets cut glass comprng full assortment Al
umbers wtnea gobes sails pichers &c aso costly
ware such M elegant revolving casters with splendid
sp0of4 forks cake baskets tea services SAVERS ivory
cutlery common crochey plates vegetable dishes soup tn
reens &C Also the furniture all the bedrooms containing
great variety In rosewood and mahogany. beds bedding
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE Is, 1859
TTIN TURF.

TYNIoN OoURsK, \. I-rKorrIEa MONDAY. TrH
at r. M. purse and stake 70. 800 txo miles and 70
Woodruff ID. 1alman stallion Geo N. .'atchsn
Dan Pfifer b. T. Brown pics. The above noid OF
sl heats Of the finest tros that cs.as Oh On ssoe
1slA 23l The public thst sach aeld OF wses
need further comment but assured OF seeing on>
the Each horse d 10 fine coat
ton Is training be brought TO- Cars leave South Ferry.
Brcotlyn for the course u r. NJ and
the sport 10 Fare " and return 50cen@
BHAW WHITE, Prophstors-
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VTNAH CHAL1.

KTNAHCHAL.
BROADWAY BANK-NEw YORK. JUNE 20. 1854
ID Nineteenth dividend Tho usual sem annual dividend Of
Ave ~ per the capital stock Of this bank will be paid
aer the first day OF July ensuing Tho transfer books
VIII be closed from the 18th insk date BY order.
J. L. EvERITf, Cashier,
ayuLs Il AND UPWARDS. ON UNION BANK OF
. London, and Royal Bank Of Ireland for ale BY WA
FARGO o., 81 Broadway, New York and California n
pyess Company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-25

UCTIUN SALE OF
a Cotbp dry goods hosiery pisce goods fancy goods
Jewelry dc &c. BY A. M Caisr AR, auctoneer Mon
day june 81 at 10Y O'Clock at % Bcwery consspg ck
sack and business coats linen mdrgees sk aud satin
Cashmere and 9th also English brold cloths
simeres Innings duck Ma,sere and satnes Italian black
ef deanes poplns apacas csnbdcs large assortment OF
fine goods several very rich Grape aud other s
a.s laces collars sleeves hose crayas neck
pencils AID goods revovers eso invoice
oironea oils together with sheris sale Of leather and calf
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EDWARD II. LUDLOW, AUCTiONEER.
Luz XAIIIARlE PRnPERTY

On BROADWAY, HOUSTON and CROSBY STREETS,
Z. LUDLOW 4 co will sell auction. Tuesday June
2 1850 at IL O'Clock at the Merchans Exchange not pre-
vi0usIy dispoged Of at private ssle--
BfoADWAY-No 6ls, running through to Crosby sreet,
broadway and Houston valuable
east s2 hx'00 feet inches The property
on Crosby snd Houston streets also be had uated
price.
Mage and full particulars the auconeers oce II Pine
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4 UDTIOE NOTICE. BO9ARv, AUCTIONEER-BY
"a s. BoGAET This day, a. lo1 O'Clock, at tbs auction
no North William sale of lot Of
merry goods sdi ~ bats ribbons rmmnSs lot Of
fancy goods three superior pickles. oil paintings
furniture; also lot of soe leather.
ANDREW CARY, Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-25

n Il. LUDLOW. AUCrrCERER -ExEcUYoR,s SALE
~. ofvauab in proved uimproved properly South
B1pc,i a. BAH a! auction s,o Il L1DLo Co viii
chants Exchange " Bath, y Fronting the Bay 4aorea
which there large cottage via with
coach horse stables ice house aed Fine bathing ash
ing salisg &c To be sold separately Brooslyn.Eght
Sacke each 90 fte Handsomely located Tor In
pre- Also. will be sold the time aud place
the elegant brown stone mansion house
OF CLIFTON and Union streets son.h Rrookn with s'ble
os corner Of Clinton and President streets Adopting bs.
mansion house Two thirds will be len mortgage on the
LOrT1MEs, FJe.utor OF Alfred Large deceased Maps Of
the property ard full particulars the auctioneers Office
IL Fine street. New York.
~ D @. H GRAY, AUCTION AND COMMISSION
W. merchants No. Blocker street. Utca, N " Liberal
cash advances made coDsgpmeats. Now Ia favorable
time to coee out stocks Of merchandise Business NUM-
cations strictly confidential.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-25

A UOTION NOTICE.-WELI.Es NICHOLS, AUCTION
"A eer-RR0WEE NICHOLS will sell this day Saturday
june % at le O'clock at their sa'esroom IS Nassau street.
gentee household furniture consisting of wood
in broca.el and reps ao ana centre tables Brusss.
ingram carpets chamber quits 10 rosewood BEDS idng
DC cottage furniture croctery glass and china kitchen
furniture &c Alec at IL O'Clock wstchmsker6 stock for
OF whom combating OF 2a gold sill
Watches watch movements, diad hands, hair springs
main springs DC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-25

UCTION EOTICE.-THOs. BELL, AUCTIONEER, AND
a W. g. THOkPsON.-Tnis day. At l0x O'Clock, IN the
10 East Broadway the atock Of fancy dry
goos and trimming Also pledge' aocds aoo beaua
full let Of clothing without Boots shoes,
IrimmrRu. '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-25

UCTION NCTICE-H. T LEEDS AUCTIONHER
"A will sell this day saurday) at l0 all the fine furniture
IA the residence Mr. Prolson In West Eleventh street.
few from Smith avenue THIS nne opportunity for
lin wan q n furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-25

"A clohiug wanted 10 large or small lot- Geaemen hav
of the above 70 dispose OF Obtain the heho cash
price by calling q The store addressing James Eoroaey,
81 Pearl gweot, Chatham.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-25

A UC1ION NOTICE.-PHILIP II. VAN ANTWERP, AUO
"A uoneer will sell Tuesday June ~, Ut IL A. n. the
prem.es adjoining hs Union stores near Hamilton avenue
ferry Brooklyn Arse lot Of materials embractng
In part hsndcars 10 armory wagons 10 chests
csyrsges and ether wagons carts DO also extra
running gear extra wheels. &c, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-25

4 S8IGNEEs' SALE. W HUNT AUCTIONEER WILL
"A sell at public auction Wednesday, June 49, At 10
o'clock A. NJ 90 The the lease and fixtures Of the
cooking utensils crockery table linen stock of liquors wines
aes and other things apperuiDg 20 frat class dining salosa
Terms cash. wv s nG Asdgness.
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"A n, NERwIN, AUCTIONEER.
~ ~ QANGA M.aWVN M

"wednesday evening, June 90 at I O'Clock.
Standard and miscellaneous books including selections nom
private library OF valuable works various SUBJECTS aud
VARSITY OF miscellaneous terature also collection OF classical
and achool books. &c and also for account Of whom my
concorr. two Of staple and fancy stationery, slightly
damaeed On recent voyage of importation. Catalogues are
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-25

a UOrION NOTICE ALL THE ELEGANT AND COSTLY
furniture private family will be sold at private sale
srv cs for consiatng OF rosewood paror suit
coasDs two tss tetss one arm one Sscepon and four
76: enc rosewood pAror suit covered In green push viii be
= o and suite covered In rich crimson and gold
brocas will be sold for $780, lot rosewood and mahogany
parlc. and bed room furniture carpets painting &C. Al tn,
DO sold a great bargain Apply at the store ITO Ninth
nue.. near Twenty 10 s0nd street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-25

UCTION NoTICE-F FIrzsIMMONs, AUCTIONEER,
a will Monday June r. at IL O'clock the STOCK bar
Hnures and lease Of the Forrest Rouse ESQ East
parties meetings with other rooms suitable for lsger
beer saloon, with every modatons VIII be sold with
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q UCTION NOTICE AT PRIV ATE SALE. ALL THE
"a parlor rIure Of family leaving the city coassIs
brocae consisting Of sofa one arm one oors
one centre table, table engraylngs Vase nroaxe
c,ock, carpet rug lace curtains mirrors also
been u use but four months! made By cy maker and cost
6O0 tn above viii object to casn ouyer Ap'
Div for tSreo days 1t III Eleventh street. between Filth
and
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A UOTIOh NOTICE.

A UCTION NOTICE REGULAR WEEKLY SALE OF
fun iure dry and fancy goods seears varieties &C.
berry GREEN Sncdoneer win sell this day at loH o'clock,
At the store 1874 william street furniture bedding pictures
millinery II large trunks 40 carpet bags quantity OF clothing
jewelry, watches, 49, 900 segarn varieties. d.
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CrRoNG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND MIRrH-"CANyr
= minister 70 mind dissaseds Yes music and nrtAful-
keep the standard Of tho man" Eee easy" are r
specuy end cordially invited 70 make frequent calls q
very comodous lately enlarge and fitted u Of WH
HAsTINGs aS Centre street. near Grand, where onjeyy
Saturday and Monday evening will be rendered choices
Of various nations BY superior professional TALENT Gone
one spd ALL a. receive rah hearty welone and deh.se1l
ocCck. 49,
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T ATE GEO. CHRISTY'S OPERA HOUSE,
IL 444 Broadway
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
Saturday evening" June 25-PoGxtvely the LAST NIQHY.
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIr TO
Mr.. GEO CHRI6TY,
rendered by the members Of H0OLEYS
date GRO CHRIEfYe)
MINSTRKIS,
when extrAord1r AIRY bill will be produced.
NB-On which occasion GEORGE VIII mako hIn Bsae.
bid his friends good bye previous
for the East For par iculars see bills Of the day.
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NOTICE.-THOsE THAT LIKE TO SPEND A COM
IN ortable evening and hear good singing should
tse Star Of the West % EdIdss street four DOOR above
treatments the same at any other time Chair taken
THos. B. MErLEY, Proprietor
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A UOT1ON NOTICE.-M DOUGHTY, AUCrIONEER
Nassau seee large and well selected assortment Of house
bookcases eIeu0n dining tables rosewood and mshog
parlor suit. marble top SIDE and
tngs marble top dressing bureaus Nashssnds bedseads
hair maasesses Iaia1es LOUNGES g: ehsndslisrs and
hand household furniture Sale peremptory, for cash.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-28
CHARLES HE1Ds1EcK CHAMPAGNE

This celebrated Wine, above wel.known brand has
been and Will continue to be- received undersigned in
quantities TO meet the increased demand of dealers
urerS Thoroughly satisfied from the strongest evidence that
II comes from the closest linl the old and first
established house of eicc Co. Rheims they have taken
hod oil 1t with determination bring il claims dis
ction before the public generally than
Tie superior quality of this article satisfy any one that its
ehahalion is from where great attention. well rs
thorough experience have been in its urojc
tlol Charles lcdsiec has given his the perfe.
non OF his wine, and 10 making it worthy name Ere
qrent visits 10 the United States him more fully TO
understand ard appreciate the and wishes
and OF his having poed by that information evidenced bv
the Champagne presented for the palate the connosse
"a WINE unsurpassed for its rich bouquet
The varieties Of brands of Champagne greatly no doubt to
confuse the purchaser but the lovers good and genuine wine
must look for Charles eisiec' in full on the label MS well
on the corks and capsules.
T. W. BAYAuD & CO,
General Agents for North America New York
Inc lhares Heds!eck be obtained in quantities the
under mentioned houses, besides many here named
and at retail with all the principal hotel keepers
f. j. HART eco,
j. II. Il I. n. MARKS,
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
90
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WOOD, NIILTENBERGER s. co.
SOUTHERN ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS

No. 81 Camp street.
ton of ' p
Ornamental Iron Work,
such as Front Fences Cemetery Ratings Office Ratings ve
uas Balconles, Gallery Ratings, Stairs, Iron Satuary
Our font Fences and Cemetery Ratings are fitted with Iron
chaser may prefer. = i9' - 49, f''
would call particular attention CASTIRON MAUI
,oElM or FAMILY TOMB, designed and manufactured nv
and io me South which in point of elegance beauty
or granite. " ~ $50 ~ ''i"e'"'ee III ihafpie
and any information in regard to work cheeru]l
NJ az times, and sheets of designs sent by mail to
those DESTROYS of making selection ~ ~ AiN' "
WOOD, MILTENBERGER & CO.
WOOD Il PFROT,
OILS ON Ridge Road Philadelphia.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-28

Against Convention. Sc Is
Against territory alss
ANOTHER FRENCH EDITORIAL FIanrLasst eve s,1
ming Mons Derbec, editor of the French paper
Echo du Pacifque, was taking his dinner In the
Hotel de Europe, when Mons. Leopold Nolf, edi.
tor of LIE Phare, came in, and sitting down to
table short distance from Mons. Derbec's, called
for plate of hot soup. The waiter brought it, and
Mons Nolf, taking up the Cayenne pepper pot,
nearly emptied it in the soup. Then taking the
dish in his hand and deliberately walking up to
at the same time exclaiming 2 In this way serve
cowards.' Mons Derbec, his eyes hunged up with
pepper, and his face dripping with the greasy con-
tents Of the soup plate at once jumped to his feet,
ana bind as he was, drew o sword from his sword
cane, and would doubtless have plunged it into
Mons. Nolf's body, Gf he could have seen it) had
not several persons seized him and prevented SO
tragical a termination Of the difficulty Mons Nolf
Two French editors were separated.
The Treasurer's office of Ell Dorado county had
been entered by burglars and robbed Of $1,000.
Later dates are received from the North Pacific.
They contain nothing new with regard to the San
Juan difficulty, and the subject has ceased to ex-
cite people in that quarter.
Capt. Wallen, who is said to have been massa-
cred with all his command, has turned up safe and
sound on Snake river, some sixty miles this side
of Salmon Falls, and about two hundred miles
short of the place of his destination. s54st
The Santian lead mines are likely to prove very
valuable. The lode is from FIVE to eight feet thick,
and is supposed to extend throughout the whole
range of the Cascade mountains. Yet nobody with
sufficient capital can be found to engage in work.
ing them!
An auriferous quartz vein is, on good authority,
stated to have been discovered near Fort Hope.
The U. S. steamer Shubrick was to take mill,
tary force to Neah Bay to make reprisal for the
recent Indian outrage upon Mr.. Webster.
BURNING OF THE NORTHERN EAGLE-The Ameri.
can clipper ship Northern Eagle, says the Bulletin
which sailed from San Francisco September I'd
entered the harbor of Esquimat on the 2lst
About midnight she was discovered to be on fire.
and in a few hours. Notwithstanding she was
scuttled, and every effort made by her captain as
sisted by the crew of H. NJ S. Ganges to save her.
the noble ship was burned to the waters edge.
The destruction of the Inflated vessel was attri-
buted to design on the part of a portion of the
crew-from the circumstance of their having their
beds and chests all ready to be passed to the boat
at the time the alarm was given. The parties thus
suspected were arrested and confined during Thurs
day on board the Ganges. Nothing further APP
pearing, however, to fix the charge of firing the
ship upon them, they were liberated The North
ern Eagle was built at Newburyport, Mass, 664
tuns register, was four years DID, and valued at
So, 000
The new Westminster Times advocates the for
nation Of corps of militia or volunteer riAenen.
to occupy Vancouver Island
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-28
THE OLDEST CANDY MANUFACTORY
IN AMERICA.
ESTABLISHED IN 1906.

Ridley & Co.,
CORNER OF CHAMBERS AND HUDSON STREETS
Opposite the Hudson River Railroad Depot)
NEW YORK.
CANDY, SUGAR PLuyS LOZENGFS. etc. etc
In all their varieties, made exclusively treble refined Loaf
Sugar without adnlteraon alixture dceerios sub
stances of any kind
Those wishing to purchase pure article requested to cali
and examine stock, and those offered
elsewhere.
Boxes of ASSORTED CANDIES for families mt I'M
to order, at prices ranging from S. upwards
De- Candies ETC., packed in boxes % and 100 lbs
suitable for the Southern trade and shipped order.
Ea5" Orders by mail promptly executed.
b57- Terms cash .,x
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-28
NEW YORK CARDS.

NEW YORK CAkUS.
DURYEEs, JAQUEs 4 CHAIRMAN
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers
Hats, Caps and straw Goods,
10 Graver street, New Orleans.
DURYEE, JACQUES 4 Co,
q Chambers street. New York
anl am -- Facory-Newark, N. u.
SOUTHERN HAT HOUSE
BYRAM, HIND 4 BLISS,
Importers and wholesale Dealers in
BONNETS, FLOWERS
UMBRELLAS, PARAsoLs, etc.
Importers of FRENCH HATS
No. 10 Murray street, near Broadway.
New York
AARON G. BYRAM........ H. HIND WIN H. nL1ss
hEa'ANis BRIrTIs, Washington, Ark Special Partner
jyl5 ly&W
X ORFF BROTHERS,
"ENEhAL ENGRAVERS AND LITHoGRAPHERS
Sd Williams Street,
New York.
Blank Checks, Bills of Exchange Fancy Enyeopes Ball
Tickets aud Invitations Bill Heads Letter Heads ETC. etc. en-
graved in the highest style of modern art
HJ- Orders from the South respectfully solicited and will be
hiied with promptness and reasonable rates.
REFEnEHcEs;
BRUFF BRO. Il sEAvER, A Warren street N Y
NIXON IL ADAMS, Crescent Office, N. o. iyl8 SIN
ZONES, son s MELVAIN-
No 8 MAIDEN LANE, ... ~.
New York,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
U MS, C 7 LIE Y,
PLATED WARE. JEWELRY,
FANCY GOODS BRUSHES
PERFuMERY and SOAPS.
sJ- Sole Agents for Wesley Richards Celebrated Guns
EIy's Cnps Wadding and Cartridges ueIors my Razos
lyle FIN
WILLY WALLACE
l51 WILLIAM STREET, New York,
undn not Pam Eny.I
opes Rehmchs Celebrated Lead Pencils German Red Tapes,
Gum tickets nkssands etc. boards and Cards Sta
pie and Fancy Stationery generally FOR THE TRADE
ty23 'meod
JONAS BROOK d BROTHERS,
BEST SIX CORD AND PATENT Glaze
Spool Cotton,
White, Black. and all colors
Combining snoo,lnes of silk wifi, the strength If line,
and for SEWING MACHINE Use ABSOLUTELY UNRI-
VAILED For sale by the principal houses in New Orleans
aud Mote and also in original cases by the manufacturers
agent WIN. HENRY SMITH
- aMl WV % and a vcsey street, New York.
~zaAo SOUTHERN CARRIAGE, s~O,
-sSs51S4S3 REPOSITORY. sSsSt.8
VIM. l.. nIcDonaId.
4l2 b oADWAY, NEW YORK
Tie subscriber having made additions to his already
large establishment and acaired additional facilities for the
transaction of his rapidly increasing business prepared to fur
nisli every description of
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS,
the shortest notice and the terms and Of
iers particular inducements to SOUTHERN PURCHASERS
equal not superior to those of other mandatory Of the
kind in the country.
iyl4 y WIN. L. MCDONALD.
ERANCIS Is LOUTREL-
No. As MAIDEN LANE
New York.
Every variety Blank Book Paper Stationery steam Print
ing photographic Work and BOOK binding
nis" Orders respectfully solicited wis "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-28
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

WRIGHT d CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
and popular Family Medicines which they offer supply
Druggists and Dealers PToprieors lowest prices
General Depot Special Agency Nos 5l q Charities street
New Orleans, In.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-28

Ballads are the gypsy children of song, born un-
der green hedgerows, in the leafy lanes and by.
paths OF literature, in the genial summer time.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-28
LEVER AND AGtfE,
FROM WHICH MANKIND


Ier over large part Of Tie globe, is the consequence
Diseased ac;on In the system induced By the poisonous man
OF vegetable decay This eSaai1n action of
solar heat soil wa,efy supo from
While the below the this yapor fingers near The
sth surface ana me virus taken with through the lungs
iuo nc bn lhcc i acts t7 an Irritating poison the
nal vhce;a and excreing Of tile body The liver
comes torpid and fails to only this virus also the
PIE from me boot Both The virus and the bile
the circulation and produce violent disorder The
spleen the Kidneys and the stomach sympa,ze the liver
aud become disoere also Finally the instinct Of our organ
ism II in attempt exel the Infusion corcen
trete the whole blood Of The holy the internal excreories to
ictce them The blood leaves The surface and
PUSHES 70 the central organs with conge.ve violence This is
the CHILLI But IN this effort IL fails Then the FEVER fol
M N which ne blood leaves the central organs and res
through 'he other great eHcrenry-the skin In this also il
ts, and the system abandons the attempt exhausted and waits
day. Thcse the fits and paoxtstns of AND AGEE
Such constitutional disorder Will undermine health
Il it Is not removed
We have abored find, and have found an aniote
Ayers Ague Cure,
etes The expe from The body As it should ;" # does
this affecting disorder with perfect certainty And il does
moe or rather does what is of
this Infection taken in season expc from the ssie
ii absorbed md thus keeps those who it free from its at
aeks keeps the system in health although exposed to the dis
great variety Of affections which induced by This malignant
Influence, such as Rement Fever, Chill Fever Dumb or
Ierers Neuralgia, Rheusasn Cont, Blindness Toohache
the Spleen Mysteries Cole paraly and Painful afcon
the and Bowels ali Of which when arising from
this will be found less intermittent
type inns Ague Cne removes the Of these derange
ilents, and the disease
This it acconphes by stimulating the excretories to cSpe
the virus from the system and these by degrees
what we term nccanationn Time ma, accomplish the same
EMU out often ne . not long enough or is sacrificed III the
We have great to believe this as safer
remedy for the whole class diseases which are caused by the
tn9iina Infection than any other which has een discovered
aad has still another important advantage TO the public which
Is, that it is cheap as well AS good.