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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-15

The County Court Of Loudoun County
aas refused to change the day for holding
The monthly terms.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-15

At Summit Point. Jefferson county. Va.
Charles B. Hancock is appointed postmaster,
vice Lewis Fry. moved away.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-15
ALEXANDRIA,:

The steamer Star of the West has arrived
at New York. from Aspiuwall, bringing
81, 400 900 in gold from California. 1t was
reported at Realejo, that the Cass-Irrissari
treaty had been ratified, with slight modfca-
tons, to which Mr.. Lamar assented. He is
said to be about coming home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-15

Tts Chinaman. who recently committed
murder in Now York, has been tried and
oony;oted. sEEET
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-15

Mr.. Robert Cuthsrell. Of Portsmouth, Va
>onuittsd suicide % Saturday last
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-15

In the Sickles trial, on Wednesday, the
Court decided, as we stated yesterday, that
the written statement made by Mrs. Sickles,
could not be received as evidence. Excep-
ton was taken to the ruling. Witnesses
were then examined in relation to signals
given by Mr.. Key, with a pocket handker-
chief, as he passed in the neighborhood of
MIR. Sickles' house, on the day on which the
shooting took place. This trial has already
lasted ten DAYS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-15

We learn from King George County, that
Mr.. Thomas will carry the Wing vote almost
to man, and that some Democrats have sig
nifed their intention of supporting him. His
strength in that county is said to be increas-
ing. A gentleman from Rappahannock says
that Mr.. Thomas will carry that county by
upwards of one hundred majority. In Eau
quier county, Mr.. Thomas'S friends claim
that he will get plurality. Accounts from
all parts of the District are most encouraging
fJr Major Thomas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-15
Circuit Court, Prince Georges County, I'd

CRIMINAL DoCXET.-In tbrcaSc Of rhr .>'a''
rs. John G.. Cook and A. r.. l.. kc"s". .
Washington, indicted for "a conspiracy {" ...
fraud Isaac Scaggs of certain megrUc,. %"
accused submitted to the Court. judy" Gran.
upon hearing the testimony, acquitted them
upon the charge Of conspiracy, and No."
was al-o discharged upon the Indictment, r
enticing away and harborimg negroes, g..
In the case fthe State ~. Geo .Jcnkln- D.
dictcd for grand larceny, jury was SO rn
Submitted without argument and judgment
of"not guilty"
The most important criminal case wa ''."'
Of two negroes-Dick, slave of DE-. Gur'a
and Clarence, slave Of Mrs. T.. VI. Bow
Jointly indicted for the arson Of IA barn 1
Dr.. G's farm, in January last. This .t''
was also submitted 10 the C"urt-thc pr .i-
ers electing to be tried ia that mau"'r--un:.
the testimony having been delivered. thrr..r
WAS argued. Judge Grain, therefor" ioua.
them both guilty and remandcd them . 1888.
to be brought out for sentence thu mn~ur-
by which time His Honor remarked, h" y a.i
determine whether or not he would max .a.
punlshmentcapItal.
The ease of the State of Maryland rS. .T'"-
man Duyall, indicted in Anne Arundel ..n.
ty for All assault and battery and remove "
this court for trial, was compromised h". ~
coming To trial-PialterS Idrocai2.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-15
Comnared With the same month of las

Compared with the same month OF last
year there is now decrease Oh the Main
Stem of S29. 1926. and on the Washington
Branch of 81 1852. while on the North
western Virginia the increase is S2,OI62i.
leaving an aggregate decrease of sly, l9o.2l.
There is, however, an increase OF SSS,OiO.ll
in March over the previous month OF Feb ry
The board unanimous v adopted the fol-
lowing resolutions. offered by Johns Hop
kins, esq, from the committee on finance:
Resolved, That dividend of three per
cent. be declared on the stock OF the Baltl-
more and Ohio Railroad Company from the
net earnings Of the Main Stem, for the fiscal
half wear terminated on the 3lst ult., paya-
bic on and after the 18th of May next, at
the Merchants Bank OF Baltimore. and that
the transfer books of said company be closed
from the 23d of April till the 18th Of May
aforesaid.
Resolved, That dividend of 4! per cent
on the stock Of the Washington Branch Rail
road be declared for the half year ending on
the 3lst ult., payable on and after the 18th
inst. at the Merchants Bank Of Baltimore,
and that the transfer books of said road be
closed from the Goth till the 25th inst.
The committee on finance also reported ad-
verscly to the claim of A. J. Marshall, esq, in
regard to compensation claimed by him for
services rendered to the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company at the session Of the Leg
isature of Virginia of 1917. By unani-
nous vote the committee was discharged from
the further consideration of the claim, thus
disposing of it finally.
Mr.. Travers presented a memorial from
the coal trade, calling the attention of the
board to the alarming diminution in the Cum
berland Coal trade of this city, notwithstand-
ing the well established fact Of the daily in
creasing demand for btuminous coal for
steam purposes in all parts of this country.
The petition was signed by number of men,
bers of the city council and also by the
firms engaged in the coal trade. 1t was re-
ferred to the committee on machinery and
transportation.
The following is the statement Of the float
ing debt and available means of the company:
DEBT.
Amount of bills payable Si9i3 q
Balance Of interest unculled for due on
COmpanys bonds $3.50 w
Balance Of interest uncalled for due on
bonds Of the Northwestern Virginia
Railroad Company Observation-Disclosures" 700 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-15

Mr.. Brooks, Of the New York Exp
who has been in Paris admirng the Iat.'
and lorettes, in Naples eating maccaron., 10
Florence lounging and gaIlnnting o" '.'
Cascini, and writing most pleasantly 'r'"
every city 10 his newspaper, was, at la 49,.
counts, doing the elegant at grand bn'. .'.
Pera, having the day previous visited !"
ques in Stamboul and looked all over ~
inviting city Of ConstantinoPle. lie wen :,
the Austrian ministers in Sedan c'..n
carried by two stout porters, and with w.
soilcd feet and undisturbei toilette, s'rp'.'
into palace brilliantly filled with gn">''.-
The ladies. were, of course foreigner '''
among tho gentlemen Was Uapid.n :","'
now Admiral of the Navy, but former
slave. He is Circassian, and posses
female relative whose face was not Only 3D..
fortune, but bis also. Mr.. Brooks dcscF'. ~
the Armenian and Jewish ladies meet 1n''-'
.iasticalry: they wore diamonds OF .:nA'. -.
valuo, and danced the "Lancers' t1r .. -, -,
world like the New Yorkeresses. :: H..
and Lady Bulwer were at the bal AMI Inc!
spoke Of the T.. States in tho kindest a.aui''"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-15
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

The regular monthly meeting of the Board
of Directors of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company, was held on "Wednesday,
when the revenue Of the road for the month
Of March was reported as follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-15

Yielding net revenue. SF,6!i ID
Heretofore the expenses on this road have
exceeded the gross revenue. The present
ratio of working expenses. IS per cent, IN
dicatcs better results hencelorward
The revenue of the Washington
Branch has been..... SZ2s,.Z' 20
Working expenses, 90 $500 e cent. s2,l3l -
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-04-02
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H%We occasionally send numbers to those who
are not subscribers, but who are believed to be in
crested in the dissemination of anti.savery truth
with the hope that they will either subscribe them
selves or use their influence to extend its circua'
tion among their friends.
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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-04-02

On bright October day I looked from the
heights Of IIoboken over the Metropolitan City of
the United States. Beautiful was it outspread
clasped in azure arms to the beating bosom of its
ample bay its spires and masts bristing like the
pinnacles of q fairy temple in the rosy distance.
The ferryboats 81 OF in and out, like living crea
lures the Hudson steamer emerged from golden
vapor in the north and every water craft was
transformed by the magic atmosphere into gilded
barge navigating an enchanted sea. Viowed in
the dreamy mood BETTING the day, it was easy to
transform the whole spectacle into pictured
symbol of the power of man. Out of river, bay
and savage island had this potent magician
evoked the glorious creation, that hovered in this
autumn hazo. How easy to worship the Creator
of all this, did not the reflection interpose, that
even he is bound by law ttat dates not from his
own will, whose servant he is in his mightiest ex.
ercise Of power. And then first dawned upon me
the grand Significance Of these words, spoken in
the old tune, though fresher than the telegraphic
dispatch of to day: Seek ye first the kingdom o {
God andHis Righteousness. and all.hese things shall
be added unto you"
What declaration is here Of the relation Of man
to these modern inventions, which 81 often excite
him TO dei6cation Of humanity and scornful de-
6ance Of Gods everlasting laws of the SOUL
Translated into our form of thought, it means !,
Cultivate the highest style Of manhood, and the
forces Of nature shall become your servants. and
life shall be full of opportunities. The king
dom Of God" is not place away off in space, but
is a state of character as possible to-day in New
York as in any future world, at any point in eter
nifty. Anywhere in this state, or that world to
come, he who makes the acquisition of religious
character founded on love to God and humanity
his supreme object, will be able to use the oppor
tunities offered by tho state of existence in which
he abides. Standing thus at the head of creation
shall become its real sovereign oy force Of his
moral energy, and "al things" needful to his eter'
nal growth "shall be added unto him..
The peculiar state Of American civilization to-
day breaches q sermon from this text, which shall
ouly endeavor to report. Let me with as little
mixture Of my own theories and fancies as may
be, endeavor to interpret that civilization in its
lations to man show to what extent it is the crea
ture of that spirit of invention which is the great
obligation and privilege of our day; what We
must bs to live amid it opportunities with dignity
and success; and what retribuons will overwhelm
unless We become great and good enough TO con-
troll il.
No man should understand the scope ard signi'
fcance Of the modern spirit Of invention so wcll as
the citizen Of our Republic, for no country $50
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-04-02
MAN AND HIS MODERN INVENTIONS.

rem symbols of tho Capta or Civilization in New York
BY A. ID. Mpyo.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02
GREAT DIS GOV cry.

Ample tests both BY able practitioners chemical analy-
d have demonstrated thu great vsueos Prof De araths
beautiful combustion called
ELROTRIc OIL. --
Tor the relief and cure Of pain But the people themselves
rendering their verdict In both unmistakabe and
satisfactory More than twenty thousand bottles been
sold short mee proportion who heard
Tiers recommend It. who had tried It, That splendid
discovery everywhere acknowledged and nothing like
wss ever before prepared.
The only genuine ELEorRIC OIL is Prof. DeGrsth's which
to be had at all the respectable bragg in this CITY,
Wholesale and RETAIL a. The propre,ors prices Agent
For sals In New orisana wholesale aadtstaii, by
J. WRIGHT CO.,
jaN " IA and LII Charrea strcaf.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02
wIHER's IAsivERm1FUGE
IMPORTANT MEDICAL INFORMATION.

IMPORTANT MEDICAL INFORMATION. ..s
The late Dr. Chapman Of Philadelphia has laid down Is
rule that worms may be suspected in child where
emacaon and especially weakness Of the bowels accopan
led by discharge of slime and and all medical author
tiles that work thorough stomach bowles
must be invgorated we'll the themselves
charged. Wtnsrs Canadian Vrmage ulHs both these
dons. not only expaes the vericules but strengthens
the Digestion increases the solvent power Of the gastric juice
and mpsrts healthy action to the bowels Hence
are complete and permanent
THE IDEA OF THE LIVING BODY
Being the receptacle Of greedy worms is ckeaing and yet
SIX ont Of every children less afflicted with
them Why should this be the when there
testimony that few doses Of Wners Canadian
mituge will eradicate the dseasei Parents make
established fact and remember that the medicine free from
all deleterious substances.
PAINLESS IN IT'S OPERATION,
Certain in It's results free from all mineral substances
nvgoraing to the system these the Of wINERs
CANADIAN VERMIFU9E preparation which eradicates
class Of internal with degree Of dispatch that Is
~ agreeable az II Ia astonishing.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT / co. Sole proprietors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02
]. WRIGHT & CO.

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vnNAIiNa kLI41ks
PREPARED an e srscs, Principles b. eos x
Dc Abass Chemists Il shs Ago
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IN rruppALa
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DE- Wright Ahks wall v sake M psstssssoeA snesaose
% hs AcA that - minerals Whatever e ME iea
paRt y The tnsfsdisats IN hh AbJUvENATIN0 A1iA1h-
well knowing whasrsa has been s.sasd q NE ~
opisn and nsscusy.
0snsrsiy 70 ~ asnshaasd VI. wright woad ~ nsvee
despair Ne matter bow wern down ycs may os-ao masses
how weak yea nasssr vnss we Gauss may nsve
P''a''Ps~ |n5
kBJUvnNAfIN1 KLIXIR.
And 20. vl scop nnd yourself nav man pride tssssd Of
Tho reverse 70 your snds and healthy sound md worthy
msuber Of The whole human family.
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= - .@a
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X ma iel oeafHss s1ess Neworees', -,
soie iropfieson'
anu .ss" s'-''.'' '''"1sA'a' WV oN'''A ''-'
ALL,
HALmHOAOS N4I1xACH buOkaUs
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II .urse Narvous and Debtsted susre, and rsnoves ali
ths .ymptoms snoor vh,eh win b. found -
r,a,.,,.,.n,
70 Exsrtion, Loss
s'a3s offower, Los Of Memo
sr.i We.kness Horror OF Di,esse
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02

lady, whose style Of piety was more affected than
attractiye, once took friend to task Tor wearing
iea,hers. Butt said the friend, .swby are my
,easnss any more Objectionable than the brilliant
tlhciai howers in your honnet 2" ohn replied the
censorious lady, ''Christians mnst draw Che line
somewhere, aud draw it at leathstsss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02

Wrsess M9M vrlsAnS, =. af
sEh1aFuuAs'
W!nsr.s Oanadian.
rc III
'rys Dsea snoss
ssynSe Ionies
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oAACAA a1d VOU0d AkA'
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ns.san o. WhdOhsfry
1aAn1sEsRsha,
1n nAasAms
5s,is': VIA ns! 5ss1ss and Par.
GNsiMcne Syfops
Hs. ..a &. SSu&n SyIup
I.,s,. SsAAPoesoEeass
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1woHnSt WnIOn~fy'
11,s nnsIy IT
isn,a r Srsss% L.ss1Ws"
2n,s @SpscsoIan,
Wm ,I n.lseemp1n
1n xvort An0 ny
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.ynGty AxpscsoranA
MGWe Lnol0 &C.
"; Ao,es 60.
AoA n y 3 i shsningVSloisl
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VI. Sonn buils,
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n.-n III oscos Ao"nsenos
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is'
@assos 1Sl,9 s,s n9s1'
-.,,,.I nAsIEnS.
"ohSIensA
-nMens nIcngtnenin1'
ssW NHoo y nenieW,
agm nA1eau
.,,,ph naPPs AnulAn.
Aaooc15Iol0u
Nens Aonesave;
n9ii I,s MY, Afniee,
~rLrN iMENaS.
seLe.n,y olcAnic oiiAinmens
AsA1ean Aus W.,,, .x,
,.,yFa ffeii,s ARABIAN.
oasisis NesVsA ana bohe.
dunr wv"
11sesv.,
AoolAss seheEans
noTes s,! Nerve ana bons'
Aeaiin&ers,
aar4enei w.,
~..,ba islne's dofse.
AssonAAts0af8ln8,
onero1eo.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Aa ~! 4 HEMEHlhs, eve.
ys&ooo lnolan Eno9ogues
noMsnd,s Ienie Mixtufs.
SMitns i9niG syrup
MynEooPs Ionic,
Speeas Feof,I9ge,
seSnsoie F9u5ltuE1;
LOlENtfEs:
nnerman go, cough and worn
ptyans LnimonIo MMen.
hoGook,s hntmonic MMers,
dAlh rnErAhAIiOMs.
tnovesrsMAnpeneoi nalt0ioss
pALJ!1ooPnerouss
nyonsAAtnarien,
6oy,os hyperion sluio,
T nAioh u LII rLnsisotAtof,
h4s nal, iUnic,
gM Densens v anPenea
oad9n'g Oilentsl haif Tenic,
naneis hsn Lnstiaie,
Siarldges Balm o. umnia,
nsoWsySVi = haim.
chs, :, TTAEACkAS.
SWnlns noneks
Vuiien'slnaian vegetable.
LonSley,s Great Western;
ElMlMENI AID sALvE 80.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02

very agreeable omnibus passenger. of Yankee
origin but residing In the far West, dscoursed as fol-
lows
The people of this Western land are said to be at
present divided according to the following classical
ton: Poor, poorer, poorest but think the words.
odd odder, oldest, applied to them would be as liter
ally true in fact often believe the words applica
BILE to all the d. elles upo our fair earth. Among
the odder you will surely place the subject Of the
following anecdote to which it is impossible to do full
Justice, as lack power to delineate the inmitable
surroundings. Mrs. - had been suddenly be.
reaved OF an excellent. father called to condole
with her upon her great loss, and being moved at
sight Of her afi1iction, was mingng my tears with
hers, when she remarked, /" Poor Pau ; / seemed to
be very much attached to Paw, some way, poor old
feller!' The inward struggle which Immediately
took place in the breast Of your humble servant be.
tween laughter and sense Of the improperly OF in
dnlgng it, has seriously affected her digestive pow
ers ever SINCE The poor woman whose grief was
sincere, had not the remoest idea Of her absurdity
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02

FINGERS AND RIEGs.-The selection Of fingers for
the ring is by no means an Indifferent matter it
forms course Of study. The index or first finger
next the thumb is the most majestic; it is that
which the Hebrews call the finger of God, and is
universally the indicative sign. 1t figures in ayer-
Using columns on sign posts 1t is delineated issuing
from clenched fist to point out the road to follow
and the lover places it on his lips to command 81.
lence and circumspection. The gods of antiquity
wore the ring of authority their imposing phaianx
an evidence Of their omnipotence. This example is
still initiated by the pope, cardinals, bishops, and
others OF dubious elegance. The second finger from
the thumb s the drum-msjor of the band, and, like
children OF commt nding hight it seems as If its
body had grown at the expense of its mind. Under.
officers OF the line, superior cooks, who have had
their affections, and wresters, to whom physical de-
yelopment is an accomplishment, wear the ring on
this finger The fayorite and popular finger has been
at all times the third from the thumb and the origin
Of this Is 90 curious that must not pass it over in
silence. Il Is maintained that an artery leads thence
directly to the heart and it is BY right OF this rea
tion that marriage rings placed on it, Old apotb-
ecaries used to mix their prescriptions in presence of
the client with this privileged finger to indicate that
no hurtful substance was present. The thumb had
had its day of glory, when it was ordered to open
the touchpan Or take the cartridge by the aid of the
first finger. Formerly soldiers aad physicians wore
their rings upon the thumb. It was thought that
this ring, which was usually very large, contained
sntable cordias to disinfec sick room OF reaniate
a wounded warrior.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02

noy, No. l6l and Il Charters
Eiehardson,s Sherry Wine,
Hutchins's Vegetable pyspspsiA
ulsy'eVsgetable, ColsInanss,
IHo0dandss German, OxyRepAted
COSMETICS.
Cologne Water, Bay Water.
FLORIDA water, Nses Fan,
Jono's Lilly Whits.
i SOAPS AND GRAMS,
jLoW's Brown Windsor, Y"
/ Jons's Chemical,
i1Adway's MsAisatsd, Casttlsa,
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams and ComDunds
Of all descriptions,
IWright's Indian Vegetable,
Hohht,B Life, BrAndretA's,
|Strong,s Compound Sentative,
6tronE's PsctorAl Stomach,
HALLS Fever and Agus,
Horrison's, Lees, New London,
Pazr'., 9appinStoa's, Champ.
Ions,
0rasnanbsrg, Jayns's 6anaaivs
Jayns's Agus, Winsr's Came
mile,
HibbArd's Anti bilious, Pstsr's,
iDpencer's Vegetable, Cooks,
| Csopsr's, Covel's Rheumatic,
|Anderson's, Allebaaia's Hsa1th
Wister's Gcntls PnrgAtive,
AllebAsiB' Ague, Hooper's,
l Chickner's Sugar-eoated,
lGilbcrt's AnN-bilious, Beck
! with's,
L.Ady's Blood, Ingoldsby's Pills.
[Scott's Vegetable, EAgon's,
Railways Regulators,
Roses Railroad, Leiy'sFsmAls
Loudsn's Indian Sanative,
I.ouden's Agus, Holloway's,
lHalsted's Anti Dyspeptic, S'
Gordon's, McIane's Liver.
HAIR DYES.
;Phalon's Magic, Batchelcr's,
Gilman's instantaneous,
Billiards., Jules Hauel'e.
Haynes American, East Indiss
i MISCELLANEOUS.
IDr. Morso's InvieoratinR Cor
i dial. M-e
Thorn's Extract,
Tarrant's Aperient,
!Tarrant's Elixir Of RhubATh,
Carter's spanBh Mixture,
Mothers Relief,
| Toothsche Drops,
ILyon's Magnetic Powders,
Mrs. Kidder's CordiAi.
sThompson's Eye Water.
Watts Nervous Anti, =
Billings Astringsnt,
Hvatt's Life Balsar-
McAunn's Elixir Of Opium.
Railways Ready RELIEF,
iRadway's Resolvent,
ITArrant's Indelibls Ink,
DR.. Fitch's Body Braces,
IDr. Fftch's Shoulder Braces;
DR.. Fitch's IRhAling Tubes,
Dr.. Roses Preparations.
Winer's Arcanum Extract
Tsnelir's Specific,
Marshall's Cstholicon,
DR.. Fitch's Preparations,
Morse's Compound Syrup Of
! Yellow Dock,
Perry Davis's Pain Killer,
Browns Essence Of Ginger,
Mortlmore's Rheumatic Com
pound.
Mortimore's Cordial Bitteru,
Myers Extract Of Rock REESE,
CrossmAn's Specific,
DR. Wards Specific,
Upham's Pile ElectuAry,
Steers Opedildoc,
Godfrey's Cordial,
iTurlingtnn's BAlsam,
DR.. Cullenls Preparations,
Bateman's Drops,
IDr. Jayne's Family Medicines,
lSeidlitE and Soda Powders,
| EppinG . Fluid Extract Ruehp,
LucinA Cordial,
lJuno Cordial,
Harris Remedy for Fits.
Wilson's Death on Rats etc.,
Leldy's Erasive Soap, "
Kirby's Cholera Drops,
Balls Cholera Syrup,
ISpohn's Headache Kennedy,
lConnelrs Mixture, go.
DR.. Aarchisl's Uterine Oataclj.
can, @#
Cowan,s Lithontriptic,
Louden's Preparations
aouRhton's Papsin.
sCHEIDAM sCHNAPPE.
is, and all dealers in any Of shs
catalogue, will And II TO their I'd.
heir orders IS above, whore will
ortment Of GENUINE PATENT
tates, and at the lowest prices,
WRIGHT 4 90,
WAREHOUSE,
Il Charities street NewOrleape,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02
RREAD-BREAD FOR THE MILLION.

SOUTHERN MECHANICS STEAM BAKERY.
corner Of Oho and FRANKLIN sreetsDepot No. Poydrss
Near New Lavee street. 1870
j. J. DANIELS & SON Propretors
Pilot Bread Navy Bread Soda Sugar and Buer Crache,,
and at the lowest market prices. f 4'AS
All orders left sboya viii 10 promptly and correct,
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