davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01
aew essaa 9aia Crescent aesanaas apapg susust l. 1860

Pike, Of Arkansas, has expressed himself m favor
Of Bell and Everett, as the oss ndtoae. candidates
for the Presidency and NicePresiaency of the
Uaited States. He supported Buchanan in ;s6.
REfrBl1cANIsA IN MARyLANp.--The Executive
Committee Of the Black Republican party in Mary
land, Of which VIM, L. Coale is charmas, have is
sued an address asking the people of that State to
vote for old Abe Lincoln, is order 80 alay sec.
tional aninositysp That's cool.
The Democratic Congressional Convention fer
the Seventh District of Illinois has nominated for
reelection Hon. J. G. Robinson, the present repre
sentative for that District.
feETRoT, (sIich) July 25.-The friends of Bel
and Everett held meeting nthis city last even
ing, to dezise measures looking to a State organi
cation, apd also to organize Bell and Everett
Club. Nothing decisive was effected.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01

Thousands are daily speaking III the ptaisa q
DIR. EAT0B2S LNFARTyLE G0RDf4E
and whys because it never ais afford Instantaneous relief
when given in time acts If by mGc s one @ S0ns
wiltconyinee you that what say tEac T contains
40 PAREGoRIG OR oPIATN
Of any Kind and Therefore believes Wing a aanro of
your child, instead OF by deadennE It's sca tie Fer ais
eason 1t comments itself as the only refztie propagation now
known for Children foethng Diarrhe4 Uysulerg Cjef1r
IN the Bowels, Acity Of the st9uuch Wind Iiz,
and CEnnp also for SoEtenRg the Gums ReiuaE Inflammation
RegtG:rg the Bowels aud Rcagyiug Pairt IL ss no eflai
being an anti pasnode 4 used with anfiz suec in ALL
eases Of Convuson other Fits. As Y3a e tia lie and
health OF your children, and wish 10 save thea rom e a
blighting Consequences which cefta to Tet from e ma
Of narcotics of which all other remedies Tor ffts Com
plants arc composed take but Dr. Fas1s IaFne Cor
dial tsyon can rely Il perfectly harmless and caa
not inuro the deIicae infant Price 25csa;s rum ic
tons accompany each bottle. Prepared only b.
CHURCH Il DUPONT
No. 400 BroE.tVa5, Nov York
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01
Mr.. nEt.r.,s RECORD.

-
Some of the more indiscreet Of the Democratic
Journals, hardpushed for something to say against
John Rel have brought forward the charge that
when member Of Congress he voted for the re-
cenhon and reference Of Abolition petitions,
They seem to consider this great oEense-fot~
getting that such course by no means implies
any sympathy with the objects of the petitioners
and that experience has shown thst it had the
very happiest effect, viz: tho putting stGp to
such petitions altogether
The charge is scarcely worthy Of notice at this
day--but the Nashville Patriot, by way eE finally
extinguishing the whole matter, repTp5uees
letter which Mf. Bell wrote on this subject in
1910 to the Hon. George II, Gilmer, ef Georgia,
which letter was published in the Nasional Intel.
gencer Of the sth of August of that year. IN
this lefter, Mr.. Bell, then 6 member OF the House
Of Representatives, discusses the whole subject
ct great length and with great ability, and shows
that his policy on that sabiect was dictated BY his
interest in the security and safety Of slavery,
rather than by disposition to eountenanoe any
attack upon the Institution
In this letter Mr.. Bell fortifes his position by a
strong argument. But, not content with that
alone, he quotes from speeches made by leading
Democrats in Congress at different times, defend
ing the policy which was finslly pursued, of re
eeiving these petitions, as being the only way TO
put stop to them-and this turned out to BE
true. Whom the petitions were received and re-
ported against the Abolitionists had no handle
for excitement. When Congress refused to re-
eeiVe them at all, they became only more per-
sistent and poured in petitions faster than ever.
The reception of them had magical effect in pat
ting stop to them altogether and banishing all
excitement on the subject from the halls of Con
rress.
rho na,,,o,.a.. ...,. a.,
4ne pe,ioo,ass wig .eoA iilo same view oi t3ils
question that MI. Bell did, and pursued the same
policy, were the leaders of that party in both
Houses Of Congress-. Snch men az mi, of Nv |
Jan,,s,,;ra Ni1as ~ raa,aat;a,t ,ra1, - ~ ~"
,asaat'snle' Naos Vi ooAneeelcat' wan OF New
Jersey, hing OF Georgia, and Buchanan OF Penn !
sylvania, made elaborate speeches in defense of
the ne,;cv Of seceio;no these net;tions onnosi,o,
AZ, ~, .a,,asts ests
sne saAhssns "a tne ieqaests shes eohaalheu' as a
matter 0t course AS this last named gentleman |
may have been heard Of before by our Democratic |
friends. We quote the extract from HE sneeeb IN I
ri ,5-s, aa1,s.I. ! - I = --.a R y teei oi
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01
II. IEGENDRE & SON, E
M Agents Of the Compau,
Boyou 4saptdcs Navigation 90.
NOTICE no CONTRACTORS.

.- NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
BRSSCu OFFIcf
5- New Orleans, July 10, ISiO
Proposals will be eeeved the Branch Office of the Com
ny NO ~ carondeet street until August 25t noon for
the following, to,wit @. a.
Building Of Dirt LeYee Dam the mouth of Bayou
Rapides hexandra
Building of Frame Dam at the mouth 1ayou Rupacs
Alexandria
s. Building and furnishing Of a steam-Fug complete and
ready to raise steam.
Building and furnishing Of four Freight Barges
Digging or Dredging of the bottom of the Bayou Rapcs
g. Building Of Sheds and Warehouses for storage
For full particulars and specifications apply to ~
& =-- .5#z H. LEGENDRE & SON,
Agents or the Company,
No. ~ Garendelet street
NJ Hoompound proposals by the parties TO do the
work ment oned in No and viii receive preference over
separate bids iy3n sntana.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01
EEail' ResE0rafipe !
THE ONLY DISGUV VEBY
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR RESTORING
The bald and Grmyg .@@..a5

Many since the great discovery Prof Wood have Attempt
ed only initiate his Restorative bur pfpIess to hugo d1
something that would produce osIs identlea hut
F m oats Hs o g pgo woos pepaIato c oIccd
leave the field to Its ressess sway Reod tbs !olowng'
Prof o. j. Wood oo-eeps. Tho isttef @yote yoa In
1855 concerning yon yaluabe lA Nna Msh y9n
onuugrous inquiries touching the facts p ~ case
in the communication second IL II true
q all therein contained third, does ny hair Si con
al Gun and do Invariably yes. Ny hair + e.on
soft thrifty md @ Rs,tsT si eoored ~ The same IS S d ny w
ke md hc ouly why is not generally rne w. that ia
il used by wip0g ih flee III elee connection @ith
s ee gte II H. saan IN ss % s T @pt T 9F y Y @ @ 3 III pr s
New England asking uef my BUR li caaaged bl good
aid sch nsgd moi Sny %itkat @ INV ~ ooa tF M Il 4Sgiu
for some months, and yet my hsir Il good ever a Eln-
oid ani oei gsy hs my hsad or On ny fzs
this fact send you lock Of htr akon of the 9t week.
received your Eyor Of two quart hotties las: or which
gayait to my friends and thereby n4ryed them 10 tryit;
many kePtic nntii aor a and ther purchased ana
send by which can discover fraud N tho Restorative.
sold by many enr without authority tr7a yen Pure arh
follow the failure caused by the pure article which curses
Fep s G I agsm e my a W @ r
all whonqIe Of me Of my unskakeu opiuio of alsIe
Aaroas Kun, Ky" " Nov so isJs. " - -'.o''D
PRor: O. J, woopDear Sir would ldceraal be doing yon
grea Injustice not omake known to al tbs world the wonder
in ase as the unexpected result haze experienced from
using osE bottle of your Hair Restorative After usg
kind Of restorative etant but without sucs9s inl finding my
head nearly destitute of hair finally lGdGc5
Tie 81 your Hair Restorative Now candsF Gad Justice compel
me TO announce 10 whoever read this Aa now
new and beautiful growth Of hair which
handsomer than the original Will therefore, bike
Sion recommend this invaluable remedy All who May feel
the necessity for It. Respectfully yours,
REV. 8. ALLEN BROCK.
p $. This testimonial Of my appreciation for Your valuable
medicine You or is unsolicited brit You slrk
worthy place among tho inhcrt IL If y1 wish mo-
destroy H. and say nothing Yours, ETC., Res. s. A. b.
The Restorative is put up In bottles of thaA sizes Large
medium and small The small hOda half pint roais af
dollar per bottle The medium bottle holds twenty
cent; in proportion than the small Gnd roas for
dollars per bottle Thearge holds quart forty per
IN proportion and reas for three dollars bottle GAI
WOOD Co, Proprieors, i$4 Broadway Neg YUgs NnaNF
Market street, ST. Louis Mo and sold by al sod druggists
j. WRIGHT & Co Agents,
Il and ISL Ghlsfres street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01
u " H u

On Tuesday evening" lst u nj twenty minutes 10 oclcck,
9EoRGIANA HuBBEL, wife Of f. II. Habbell, and deugh
ter Of j. W. nuhy ES5.
ns"teetga payers please cepy. l...-l"
The rrieas acquaintance Of the family respectfully
invited attend funeral this afternoon O'clock from
tnotsa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01
Bayou Esaptdes .sapsyation Go.

#@- .E @ ALEXANDRIA, Jny IL, 1860.
ameeng of the Board of Directors said Company held
on this day at their Office, itwps
Resolved That pursuant to the provisions Of the act of the
Legislature Of this State, entitled Act to Incorporate tho
Bayou Rapides Navigation Company approved on The 7h Of
February 1860 books of subscription capital stock of
Aai Company be opened the supervision Of the under
signed
At the flee Of 'he Company, Aexantlria, ...
M Shreveport;
Natchtochcs;
Atte Branch Office of tile Company No. ~ ondeis street.
New oeens and shall remain open til the amount OF stock
required by said act be taken.
Lsisned q MASON LONG, President.
--plKEuroRs--
; Gordon, W. W. Wilmington,
Clinton H. tayworth, George NJ, t;f,tntn
c. " tedoux. -...a
F. A. BT0ssAr Secretary
II. II2GENDRE & SON.
Agents Of the Company,
ji9o 2RH No. % GarondeIe street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01

PosTro1nsIESTeFT or THE Bu.oxI REaATTA.-The re-
gaata advertised by Captain John Brown, of BIZ
lox 40 take place opposite his hotel on the Ist Of
august, ttodayl has been postponed to next
wednesday, tie sth Inst. This is in consequence
Of the regatta At Mobile, and desire on the part
sof Captain B. to give as many Of the yachtmea as
may feel disposed an opportunity of visiting BIZ
loxi aaid competing for the prizes put up BY him.
Three prizes are offered for the three classes Of
boats splendid silver pitcher a large silver COB
let and silver emp all Of the richest and finest
Workmanship. snd speaking wen for the liberality
and enterprise of the gentleman who puts them up.
TIis bcing the yachting season, and there being
many crack sailors scattered along between this
and Mobile We have no doubt that the sth will be
IA lively glay vt Biloxi.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01

W V0IGANIc ERBrTl0s IN ICELAND. - a volcanic
eruption Of the mountain Mydis Gokel, in Iceland,
took place on the Ilthof May last, continuing with
uninterrupted violence for nearly d month, and
eOald DO seen d i distance Of one hundred and
tmenty miles W night; and, what is most remark
able, IN eruption occurred JOB years ago on pre-
ciaaly ihe same date destroying everything for
miles ground.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01


NEw STEAMER. The new side wheel iron steam.
er Connapght, designed for the Galway line, at
tracta much attention III Boston. She is a beauti-
full vessel, oT 1850 TINS, British measurement Her
length between is $50 feet, and over
All BIS breadth Of beam 40 feet, and depth 81
Iaet. Her ends are long and very sharp, with con
cave wateflines; ana her sheer has just spring
enough towards the ends to mpart an ain of light
meas to her general outline. Instead Of buwarks,
her upper deck is protected by iron rails and net
WORK, which give her . very fine appearance,
viewed kfoadsde On. She has two masts, fore and
aft rgged but 40 howsprit and carries eight boats
suspended p dayiis along her sides Her nominal
lorse power y eight hundred, but can BE probably
worked up to double that number. Her aecommo-
dationa for every class Of passengers are upon d
grand scale and are admirably arranged. In
beauty, strength and completeness Of equipment,
she seems as nearly perfect as possible.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01

BEgf sHaT CAST Hs BEsT. Mr.. Pyisss, Of The
Creole Course. has sent TO this efhee monster
Beet the product Of his garden at tslaf locail'y'
We havr had its weight and dimensions tssteas
with tho following yssuis Weight 81 pounds !
neasura naens arosind, ! fctt y inches one way,
and ahsut feet i inches The other. In truth. the
Agricultural Fair association viii be able to keep
tIer rsWsrss III hene nj this rate, for, it viii be
remembered, hleystlave purchased this very tract
III ground for their exhibitions. This vegetable
ruonsscr il bat snother proof Of tie vast power Of
am delfa soil. Whatever j. planted in it must
Z sraw, and we need but little agricultural and
horticultural enterprise IN this vicinity to give us
one 81 fhe finest vegetable markets in the world,
and perhaps cae Of the cheapest, too, on this CON
tinelats -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Il Il Parker, Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans sells at Il
ocior NJ The City Hotel interest in the New Orleans aud
Ohio Telegraph Company. - -a
Ra-PaFtieaats in advertisement on III page.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01

LoU1srANA STATE BANK. This bank, as will Be
seen w ~ notice, has declared dividend Of s
pr cent. on tile last six months.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01
FIVE PREPARATIONS
SANFORn'S
L y VER via TOR

Its compounded entirely from Gus and has becoma an es
Gbshed fact Standard Medicine. approved gy all
that have used it resoed o with eofaenee in al
the discusses for which it is recommended.
1t mas cured thousands within the last years who had
given up all hopes of relief the unsolicited eer
Gates in my possession show.
lhe dose must be adapted to he temperament of the ndyid
ua taking It, and used In such gently on the
Bowels -
ethe dictates Of your Judgment guide you use of the
Liver Inyigoraor, and it will Complaints Bilious
Attacks Dyspepsia, Chronic pisrrhea Complaints
Dysentey Dropsy Sour Stomach Hgbua Cosveness Choie
Cholera Cholera Msrhus Cholera Inanun Fatuonce Jaun
dice Female Weaknesses may successfully as an
Ordinary Family Medicine. 1t will Sick Headache tse
thousands can testify in twenty minutes If three tea
spoonui taken attack An who us
1t are giving their testimony In its favor
Mix water in the mouth with the nyigoratsr and swallow
both together.
Price, 81 per bottle.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01

! On ! Il will be seen by reference to
Ils Ftsenent that the firm Of Walker 4 Hutch
insoa ms dissolved, Mr. r. Il. Walker continuing
NV faetorage and commission business under the
style of Walker u co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01

NEW CoTI0N The first bale of new cotton by
tho jackson Railroad was received yesterday. 1t
Wasshirped BY ]. Burton, ESD, from Tangipahoa
station, and consigned I'd a. Levi Il co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01
.RattoaaJ Eni0n 7leket.
FOR RESIDENT;
JOHN BELL, Of Tennessee.

... M FOR EsIDENT:
JOHN BELL, Of Tennessee,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
EDWARD EyERETT, of Massachusetts,.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS FOR LOUISIANA:
Fist Electoral District.
RIytERE GARpERE, OF St Bernard Elsctor
C. nEFERRTET, of Orleans, Alternate
Second Electoral District.
Hon. RANDElL HuNT.o of New Orleans Eles.or
JULES LAvERGNE, of New Orleans, Alternate.
Third Electoral District.
CHRISTIAN RosELIuS, Of Jefferson Eectar
DUNCAN $. CAGE, Of Tefrebonnc Alternate,
Fourth Electoral District
$50. FuQUA, of East Felienns Eector 90
H-M FAyRoT Of West Baton Rouge Alternate.
Fifth Electoral District. @M
THOMAS II, LEWIS, Of opelousas, Elector.
FALSIN FouRNET, Of st. Martin, Alternate.
Sixth Electoral District. u.=
JOHN RAY Of Ouacha, Eloclor .-
Hon. B. !. HODGE, of Gaddo Alternate
Each voter at the Polls casts his for SIX ELECTORS
leh one of which reside in separate Districts ygi
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01

LAFAYETTE Hook AID LADDER CoMPASY No. L.
The reg aar monthly meeting i held this evening
v ss3 O'Clock.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01
MGfaga Raisisas.

800 boxes Layer RAIsINs, in prime order.
800 . MR.
500 iif. and tir bxs Layers and MRS ..sm.
. A. F. COCHRAN & HALL,
l3 New Levee and II Fulton st.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01
ss-Rotter thnn alI Othe.s- o.


ondags county, N. V, June 23 1858.
MeSsrs W. e. Hagan Co-tients Ny hair having turned
preatarey grey and being unwilling 70 wear silver locks
my youthful days, have tried various preparations which
h for restoring hair IT. original color
snong others Pref Woods Hair ResoFer but founh em a
less Intellectual and quite expensive until about year
ags commenced using Hesstreets Hair EoEoTng prepared
by you which found to be all that xoR recommended H.
Il my ha its original beauty and keep, soit
oily, and the expense rine that it nothing
all after continually drawing upon my funds 10 keep myself
supplied with Prot Moods the year previous after all my
pains receiving benefit. Therefore, take pleasure
mendng your Hair Colorg the raOlc cheap
ual Hair Rps1rer. Iours, truly @-uA ...
WILLIAM z, WENTWORTH
onondasa county Subscribed and sworn before this
s3d day Of june, lS5s. II. s. COLE, Justice
Remember tat this result produced by Hcinstreets
Inmable, the original and only reliable Hair Restorative.
Price 80 cents and 81 per bottle soid everywhere.
W. E. HAGAN 4 CO.. Propriecrs Troy, N Y.
Sold WRIGHT CO., q and l5l Chartres street. New
Orleans. jy16 2plm&w
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01
HeauhusRTERS STATE E&EeprIrE CoNMfrrrE or raE3
-. NArl0NAI UNION PAnry.
he Committee have engaged a room

RS-The Committee have engaged n Room
for the Presidential campaign No. second floor Of story
Bnding corner of Camp aud Common Streets the asac
on of business and where the regular meetings of Tho Com
mistee will be held, The Committee mecs wcekly EVERY
TUESDAY EVENING, ut u o'clock, and oftene when re-
quired.
n-THS EVENING is The regular mceiing of the Commit
tee and all the menbers requested be punetua in their
attendance. THoS, CURRY,
jy2f 2plm Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01

STAR Mutual ISsrRANcE CoMPaNy.--The list Of
direetofs and officers Or this Company viii be
found Il oHr advertising columns this morning.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01

SMART ON Boxs. The Fall River Mass News
mentions two representative men Of the old school
III that vicinity Mr. Stephen Cfandall Of Tiverton,
B. All a3 years Of age, who one day recently yigor-
oaaly handled the scythe il the mowing-iield from
early mornIi Il IN the fofeneon, laying his swarth
handsomely. The other person mentioned Is hIr.
William Francis of Fall River. r, 81 years Of age,
who last week lead the field Or mowers with the
alacsity q young man Id Ills prime
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01

4 A PooK PRlscE. The Elector Of Hesse has com
PEELED one Of his sons, who, like all the others.
bears The title Prince Of Hanau, % live separated
from bis wife whom he married against his fathers
viii, and whose unaspiring maiden name was Miss
Birnbaum. This son, who has now got two baehe.
lar's apartments in the palace receives from his
father IA allowance of only 22bl. yearly, of which
ne has % pay i0ot for the maintenance Of his wife,
while Ct the remaining I2ey one-half has for a
series of years been legally secured for the benefit
of his creditors. 50 that The Prince has now to
make both ends meet with free lodgings ana sal. d
year 50. at least reports the Cologne Gazette.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01

4 nan Who had been sick away frem home.
Wrgse eaes thns I'm 50 changed lhat my eldest
eFBpaleTs Wonld hardly know ise.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01
wEpNEsDay MORNING, AudUsT i, 1850.

~ iii. j. i. MeNeeger and tss obliging assist
ssrss, Of Adams Express have our thanks for late
uansrs received last night in advance Of the mails
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01

TIE ssslsssE sells ii aAesien this dav II noon.
e Fas siis H9sei ssies N tls Et
aHd nAis csslpa,E ne ,igsr.esusnf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01

S9- Bell and Everett-Attention, Union
GgRD! The members Of the Union Guard all oler per
wishing become members of The same the purpose Of
forming an Association similar to hc Fillmore Rangers 10
the election Of BELL and EVERETT invited to meet
on THURSDAY EVENING I'd of August, 71S O'clock in
the adjoining the Concert Hail of Caiondeet and
Poydras streets, entrance lie carondelet.
A. MAzuREAU, President pro teni
FRED. A. JOHNSON, Secretary pro tom, iy3l 2nYt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01
Rsts'Ns0as.e.


BRUTF BROTHER SS sEsAvER,
as4 ana as6 Broadway,
NEW YORK,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs or
Foreign and Domestic Hardware,
CUTLERY AND GUNS. ...
Manufacturers of RIFLES and DERRISGER PISTOLS.
Inventors of the Cast Steel oyal-Eye COTTON HOES.
Sole Agents for R. p BrnHs Celebrated AXES.
SUGAR sKIaMERs, LADIES and CANE KNIVES
ANvILs, VICES CHAINS, PLANTATION TOOLS, etc.
a-Cataoues furnished by mail application iy2l 2ply
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01
sandford,s Family catbar,,o pm.

Compounded from Vegetable Extracts aud pnt upp Ca
Cases air tight, end will keep in any clinaste
The Family CathAtie Pill is entlp ana artIy, ,ter+i.
Which hs proprietor has used in his practice more than g
years Ihe constantly increasing from these who haYa
e nsea te RUS and the satisfaction which a express In re-
atd 10 the nse has nducel place thern within be fear
of all The Profession well tat ifarent GatarSc ~
on different portions Of the bowels es "p'
The Family Gaharc PHI has with d etararea -. ri ,,
met nee Compounded from variety Of the puross
s,,ae @ which act alke every part Of the niinon-
aIy calh ana ate good and cas4r where t,bn
+ needed such as management be Sonaeh siecniaesS
fns N me Back and lans Dot- teueSa Pain and Senee
over tne whole body, om sudden cold which frequently ii
M e N y e9nrse q FeSef ns Of Appetite Green
M ss1ton OF old over the body heAtleSness Dea1ar @
Msisht m the Head all Inlatr,ory Disesses goras in
mdIeh OF Aduits rheumatism great Purifier or fhe Bnn5
sna many seses 70 which fssh HEN tc. too numerous 10
s N ,4,s UaSe to3 Prize, Dimes
toEns. - ts - 'it 'ns urge
sS5 Broadway Y ~ 1t'ti'1'9t'
j. WRIGHT i 60,
ETsw And toIs MhSlsssis h2 aSeas,; AGENTS, gent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01
Blood Food.
No. 400 Broaizl ~, New York.


Healthy Human Blood upon being ANALEzED. alsays pre
sents us with the essential elements gives o. course
the True Standard Anayze the Blood Of person suffering
from Consumption Liver Complaint Dyspepsa scronla etc
and we find in instance deficiencies IN the red uob
nes OF Blood Supply these deficiencies made we'll
The Blood Food is fhs I'll astoni
MS success. There are
FIVE PREPARATIONS
adapted othe deficiencies of the Blood dHegeat Diseases For
coughs Colds, Bfoncls or any affection whatever or Tie
Thoh or Lungs inducing Consumption use No. l. which s also
the No for Depression OF Spirits Loss Appetite and for MI
Chronic Complaints arising from Over use General Debility
and Nervous Prostitution No 2 for Liver Complaints M
for Dyspepsia Being already prepared for ebsoTpop If IL
taken BY drops and carried Immediately into the circulation 81
That what you gain you retain The No ito Female regu
lafte Hystefa Weaknesses, spaeal directions for
this For Salt shedm Efaptions, Serafa9s Kidney aud
Bladder Complaints, take No In a cases te directions
must bo strictly followed. Price the Blood Food 81 Nor
bottle.
Sold by CHURCH DUPONT, No. As Broadway, New.
York; j. WRIGHT Co. No 2I& ISL Gnarres stfepf: d
j. WOOD Co, ST. Louis No. and by all ygsDpetaule pr,i
gsts throughout the country.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-01

ss-ExPerienee teaches that delicacy
prevents females from applying for the alleviate
suffering and save life. That objection obviaed in the
of Sir James Clarke Female Pills. prepared after the pre-
scpton Of Sir James Clarke Physician the Queen Eng
land and we'll known to be the only and safe remedy
female difficulties and distractions any They
be sent bottle containing so pills. post free enclosing 81
and six postage stamps to any agent.
General Agent for the United States JOB MOSES Rochester
N. T. j. WRIGHT L CO., New Orleans, Wholesale Agents.
and sold by nl respectable Druggists fes 2ply&W