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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-11
Business 9irettotp,
LORENZO DANFORD,

a TTORNEY At LAW, St. Cloirsvil!e,
non.a A. jani51
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COWEN & HOGE,

; 4 TTORNEYS At LAW, st. Clairs.
~ willie, Ohio. ONice opposite :he National
h6Itl, 4" snd over Trolls store. ... 'ebS57
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w. B. SLACK,
nEALER IN BOOTS AND SHOES,
II No. ID 9, Main 81. opposite the Monroe IioMse,
Wheeling, Va. jania'
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]. A. MAYHUGH,

y. "A. Nlh II ONII,
A TTORNEY AT LAW Flushing, Bel
~ mont county, Ohio. UTCoiiections and al
other ie gal business promptly attended TO- mrs6'9
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the matter in the controversy then, either
by Affirming or repeating the Mexican lnws,
or BY any act dec.aratory Of the true intent
OF the protection affordedhy it to slave prop
erty in the Territories, 80 yonr committee
are not prepared now to recommend a de-
psrtufe from the course pursued on that
memorable occasion, either by affirming or
repeating the eighth section oe the Missouri
act or BY an act declaraiory Of the meaning
of the Constitution N respect 10 the legal
points Of dispute. ."-Dopgas' Report as
Chairman of the COMMITTEE on territories,
in enate, Jan. a, 1854. ..
.t... The Nebraska Bill. -....
Up to this time we see that Mr.. Douglas
had kept the Missouri Compromise sacred
But now miraculous change comes o'er
the spirit OF bis dream, and on the 2sl-dsy
~ Jsnuaty, 1854, only nineteen days after
his former report dividing the territory OF
Nebraska into two territories, Kansas and
Nebraska, and repeating the Missouri Com
promise.
Senator Atchison accounts for the milk
in the cocoa NUT and explains how and why
Douglas repealed the Missouri Compromise
The following is report of his speech made
at Atchison City, in Kansas in Sept. 1854.
as reported in the 'Parkville Luminary:'
'For myself, am entirely devoted to the
interests OF the Southland would sacrifice
everything but my hope Of Heaven to ad-
vance her welfare. He thought the Mis-.
souri, Compromise ought to be repealed; he
had pledged himself in his public address TO
vote for no territorial Organization that
would not virtually annul it,, and with This
feeling 10 his heart, he desired to be the
Chairman of the Senate Committee on Ter.
ritories. when bill was introduced.
with this object in view, he had a pri-
vate interview with Mr. Douglas, and in
formed him of what he de- sifed-The intro.
ducing OF bill for Nebraska, like what he
promised to vote for, and that he would like
to be Chairman of the Committee on Terri
tories, in order to introduce such measure; {;
and, if he could get that pos stion, he would
Immediately resign as President OF the SEN
ate. Judge Douglas requested twenty-four
hours to consider the matter, and If, at the
expiration Of that time, he could not intro
duce such bill as he (Mr. Atchison) pro-
posed, which would at the same time ac-
cord with his own sense of justice to the
South, he would resign as Chairman Of tho
Territorial Committee in Democratic eau
Gus, and exert his influence to get him CAT.
chison) appointed. AT the expiration OF
the time given, Senator Douglas signiied
his intention to introduce such bill as he
had spoken or
Doug las Voted against Popular Sovereignty
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-11
Hon. Thos. Ewing at Chillico.hs
tE'om The cinsinnsii Gszsite-l

. CHILLIcoTHE, Sept. 20, 8 i. Nj.
The Hon. Taos. Ewing delivered an adj
dress this afternoon. in the Civ Hall, TO
an attentive audience that filled it to over
flowing App.eciatise members Of every
palitical party were in attendance 10 o.
viewed hastily the positions of the seve'sh.
candidates for the Presidency, ami declared
Abraham Lincoln his choice for THAI higi
position, claiming to be.ohg to TO political
party whatever. This calm and deliberate
expression OF choee or the Repnb icsn
candidate for the Presidency is no ling
testimonial, especially as it comes r. so
.disinteresied a statesmen as Mr. Ewing
His speech as deiived here being tie only
effort Of the kind Mr.. Ewing intends to
make, he hus furnished il, ubders,ard Tor
the G ,zette. and therefore wba, is b re said
may be gra,uious, and In some reEpsc's IN
spropos. 7f...s.
The Wide-Awakes. numbsrinc bs.a eeE
1.-Two and three huudrsd, are ps siinf the
Islreets to night, masking TIER saprse Sy 4
Ilisn. dizpIsy Of rss,s.aad seem hs
\ n b,oh s,;r;ts. p -
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ID. ID. T. COWEN.
A TTORNEY AT LAW, st. Glars.
~ willie, Ohio Office opposite to the n alton al
Hotel, and over Trolls Store la"'''
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-02-28

Rssias s blocks rehaapioslss sIsss oT
ss q sss ss e ss III Z
y ass e shs gsas oessinsa from Boston TSsy sbs Se
inr Ii Width nor more abo slesn
ss s II s a s 4 ssss,s 4
20 make light elnss and tbs shall dressed
ssanes shsI N e se forty Az degrees IN s se te
de = Y b MID dagonAy from he cabaones bordering
Tbs gutter opez shall b good hard granite Obtained nom
Bossn They shall b from twenty 70 thirty iuehss long
bs wsi having parallel d squsrs sides and snds
50 ss make light joints the tops shall be perfses
S sb s sglh yer Il bSs stones perfect
we'll hed s5a dessd bsve dressed an the to answer h
thirty inches sde and IN no case less ihan ouf inches IN thick
s sassx ssosss shs ss 81 Eor riYer blue stones of III
quality well haed and dsssed. nat less than ton
long and ndt less than six inehss thick viii
~ sass Ill II z VIII a IN
The a1gssones he sidsaks shall be of North river blu
II ssaoih s=siass having rubbed joints.
as!oas 4a.i l than three eet ~ two and
ss sSch may b. required for the sidewalks shah b
iaka hzleks e shs besl qualify II
i hsif iach II diameter
Ts Fis aud shsl cisar shssp sand of lgs grain
ihs s he of sa hst easi en iouh5 similar IN pat
st ah a cknsss 70 thoss nov % Camp street and Two
AzrszE q shasa ms wosx SHALL sE EzEcyrrD = The
@ ,asa e q n nd ns nv ae s
ssssl 3 r hsir ssad The and old enrbssones
A h h snsths @ i rom sSrss t Z IL sal
aek I'D shaI sedy hSsa aad backed d lis aost
@ & @ us Sans BY the epntsaeoE Whenever required by
soass shah e laid according 10 the lines and
70 he Even hy the Surveyor good pints and In the
oss nnnar On bsd Of london gravel and SHARP
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-02-28
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

@ nxes of iii least III inches il thickness ssd bsa 10 be
ws % and Sss S @ s i hs ~ ss e Is ss e q
e @ hs n e MI Y osa si MI asa = s esss & by
ms City sarysyor. The ~ plates he !op Of the
eSsss shall sess hc es ind shails q Joined and
Shan bs laid wsh ncnaso iopc towards ths ans @ o
sharp sand ixed ssid bo,ternv e Be sosgy hareaed with
the head of the cobar unt solid The stones shs y ws
hey shall 81 rsiecsed ~ ea wsh fine gravel md
Tie conirassr shall take mp paving aud after
&c s se hasd ssy sy @ sI III pss 3 T. ss
sarssso sp inches below sas supsrS %
L @ as IS sSsn sa ,hs
ard shah place on do op ne selling q no less than
roasiy roi thc same Win pound roller until forms
Ta h. sSss sSs n s Ss ss
iaEona angc Of five degrees with the street
hs nc The II that
BLOCK as solid Foundation He shall al care
~ III haf I q iss width sha PSs!sy
eassy sd with ne s sassi md sharp san mixed
psying sa be snicny rolled With 6a pound rce Ai
evens Il h.se inches d ua gravel and sharp sand mixed
be placed upon the paving and the shall be opened for
Sekng aaggirg of the sidewalks shall y taken ug
and lie beSs and sssng resd to eorrepen win
grades u ile hest manner and e ahs ens sais ri
new ass md bsks which may required replace the old
The gasrs for draining across dewaks shall Be- Of the
ss IRON similar .e ts n ths oce ana
shall through the whole Wfutf or the sueWAiks
tiEsEnsL CISUsgs-The whole work shall be executed to
the entire Satisfaction Of the City Surveyor who will be the
sole Judge of the quality Of the work.
Te od chstones Tie did gutter stones the old rennd stone
susno ind lie earth picked from the Streets shall be the
properly Of the contractor shall removed and hauled
away by Kim.
e shall be Of the best quality and shall be fnr
nshed by The well " the abor {.
moths following the approval of the adjudication n.y. the Con
en Council and to corpee the sear after, under
penalty dollars per for eaeh and every day thereafter
tEe same is moi completed,
Good and sovenf sse1y the Of 5000 shall be required
to g1aanee he faithful performance q ihe c9nt,ac A
nd md sccepsance III te same 81 the City
veyo a follows fo-wit: lhe proportion paid by the
holders n bills against said properly 70 pe
nada by the ty II w,sh ssesoh w
nsm S T. ~ p Il, Y * y ~ bs eity 10 and
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-02-28
A cARD...........,,.......,,..,.....,...A CARD.

A cARD.......'.s..,t;....,..,. ..,..,........,...A CARD.
DR. SAMUEL REYNOLDS, the unriyaled CANCER DOC
TOR who for many has been located on Grayer street
in the vicinity Of the ST. Charles Hotel has removed b office 10
No. 20 BARoNNE STREET, between Common and Canal ON.
pose the Lafayette Car Landing where he prepared to treat
all diseases which he processes to cure viz CANCERS in
their werst FORMS sCALD HEAD WHITE sWELIINGs and
ULCERS, Of every description.
Specimens of Ulcerous Tamo extracted from PATIENTS
be seen at Dr. Reynolds Office references to persons
prominent standing in this States of the Unon who
have been successfully treated by DR. Reynolds viii given
a who have any doubts of tho efficacy of his remedies
He challenges the medical faculty of the United States of
America or Europe to excel his cures Jas Pms
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-02-28

EfAT DE La LOUISIANA.
clsagIsE JUSTICE De PArx LA VILE DE LA NouyELLE
ORLEANS rs. H. G. B. RIs.
NN yERTUE d'un writ de saSsfe ct yente q
IL moi address6 par Hon Aug Dnauercron Cinuneme JUS
eeds PITY pour 4 g9fqisss dams raiire ridessu
NJ la B0nrse de la Cite Stous entire les res Charities
ct Royal, g. "a propredta don't description suit
oN lLET DE TERRE, stna dams 10 Deuxieme District do
cete VILE dams iiet borne par les Canal Olympia de
Ia onane ct nat ayant face de 300 pieds chacune
des nominees
saIsi dams patare q 'dessns pour taxes dc 1857,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. de radndcatisn.
ja2s 30 fee 20 q Connestable
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-02-28
GONSTABLE,s SALES.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH JusrIcE's CouRr, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS.. H
Parish Of Orleans. G. b. RISINGS0N.
RY VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sale
II to directed by tile Hon Aug Daquecron Fifth Justice
of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans In the above entitled
will proceed to sell at public auction In the Rotunda of
the City Exchange 81 Louis street. between Ghaes and Royal
streets, TUESDAY February % lS6g x o'clock
NJ, the following described property
A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND situated in the
Second District of this city in the bounded Canal
Olympia, Gustomhoae and Mpat streets and having front OF
800 feet on each of the above named streets
Seized in the above suit for city taxes Of 1851.
TERMS-Gash on the spot.
LOUIS POWER,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-02-28
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

CoMPTRoIIgRss OFFICE. 4
City Of New Orleans, July I, 1855
mo. 2l29.]
ID DESOLVED, That the Com pfroiIer be and
N ha Is hereby anorzed and required give notice, by
standing advertisement IN the official iourna that In accarace
with The ninth section of ordinance No. 442 approved March
30 1854 the Council will pay any bill against the city unless
contracted under anhey Of order from the Comptroller IN
accordance with the ordinance referred to.
tSignedI 4. L. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
ISignedl L. H PLACE.
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved April s. 1883
fSgnedl JOHN L, LEWIS Mayor.
The attention Of the officers Of city and Of the public ~ re-
'f-' ~ = M II DUPLESsIS,
,vls tf flomntroler CIV Of New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-02-28
sastasli l;,as.,F y; a.,F EM MNAKlI, f,,,aigy.es
,,.z..sz.., u, -, EosT. HUfGHE, ena's'hsh-
iehaa ia ,''s HENRY DuREr., for comptroler.
sssFnoIEIcATIoNs FoR TIIE coNTRAcT l.sg

SSrECIFTCATIONs FOR THE CONTRACT
dteheg and grading GENTLY road from the foaiehaair
nishss hires ssst wds Il s o eighteen inches wide i, II,
s s sa ST I @ \ T q ss sss
gsniaaisa ~ % ssso,ans iii ihe lines e given e
ssa nsa a ssss sa ss y e
M feedrs Iba bitches shall twenty -four feet in
s @ III ae eoassslo1 sssss ns Gn
s ssne foe !ow snd picking and removing tia eart
g ss s. s % esn,4ass. @Sa a 3
depth loot t surface Of said roadway when graded
ofhsrwiss Il shall t. rseted
Whole xosk shall V sxscsssd % the entire saaciion
saer required pesform tho work shall b fur
sa bs bound 10 comencs the work In he tcn
ha aggfesa Of te By the Common
Ss q pF INV S ssh sna sss asas day asssi
lhs satns y not canhp piefcd. -1
81 & saa p required 2 guarantee
hs made ia eas e completion of each and
The Treasurer retaining h guarantee en hi II
f he saont of ea1h settlement aat he eompson Of
shSscaa hst ii cass II faiIuIe by liz consraetor
e e. ~ aa a e. Ss M ps hssss thn The
" Which I'M Mesk bsns exssaed Council shall hive e
n $ ss fss @ s 5s Is sss I'd 'ss 4
apgy 2 seu q astiss e annul The aud without
VIC ss m1 s. u u as ssss s s sd
e ssIas with contractor
dsae b hz 20 he date of abandonment and that
s sssz sns g thsssey from and Al liability
q iesoa he csnact and is securities shall Be held and
ssa s i sslie t e gale ss siy a difference
o5 ss vs aaa priss II which b adadsated 1t
anns Of 2s fest for the whole work com
plsSs IT,. allhss n and tosaNag inslnded.
SIGNED, LOUIS r. PILrE, city Surveyor.
Bsss q sas q as ea Streets q both
a.,,,.,.S s s, Hssr zsryHHzsaHR
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-02-28
EHSEisfnaGgHa faga AND AND OTHER n,onEr.
eoAsEs' beoK-KEEPINd, etc. HAooEHN LAf
PROF RICHARDS ACADEMY
No. 80 Gravier street, Mercan.il. sIs Is.,.,,,,

Having secured the assistance Of competent ,ess,
shp sbf MSasa 8 ri psnaa
complete Mercantile Education My terms Viii ~ Sssasy 70
treely hefa and feel confident that any pupi II ea-
industry viii learn in ON MONTH at my Acde,S
be would in WHOLE YEAR at half Colleges and
called High Schools Gentlemen invited call and eSnnin
my system. Academy open from A. NJ. to 10 p. NJ feS If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-02-28

4
- tending and keeping in repair the bridge the Bayou
The bridge shall be delivered to the contractor in bateyer
ccnltion may be found on the dag Of delivery by the city
after pacs said bridge complete good order and eonition
by removing al woont deeayed and rotten nber,
s quality in taking out and removing all parts Of the
wnisn may 3 worn out OF broken and substituting in
III frnisng replacing an parts of the machinery which
bridge usually palnie three good coats o best pain, in
III ct such suitable e99Is q ths Street select
his cnnact 10 keep The bridge constantly in good repair
he u II @ Il oe sa aad sSpass o return the
The contractor shall bind himself keep constantly attend
and saas often aesssssry and hs
An damage which raid bridge through the neg
The contractor shall be fined in The sum Of fen dollars
and neglect Of duty said fine be retained by Comp
oer out Of any Of the monty payments TO be made to said
Security Of $1,000 shall required to guarantee
4 Abe 81 faithful M performance M q The contract
d es Ss y b pas wh he ~ nn n
the right to annl The without putting contractor
dsiaa n ssqIsd BY sres e so6 Ct the Gs Code and With
out indemnify and i s also well understood that ii th
complete ths conformity With his eont1ae , said said con-
shall forfeit AZ claims he may have part
be be- thereby deargsd from and al liability therefor
ana Is also well understood that in the contract
esod the contractor and his security shall be held
IN solido 70 unto the city all loss difference
price vt which the contractor originally contracted to perform
sale resadjudcafion
The contract ba adiudioasd one year to date from til
day oi The delivery Of said bridge TO Tie contractor
i Bids 10 be for the whole work complete.
New Orleans, 18th February, 1860
Isigneal LOUIS Fl. PILE, City Surveyor
Approyed BY the Committees Streets Landings Of bo
/ Boards Of the Common Council.
Esigned H 7. VENNARn. 4 ,u..-.-=
"A tsigned ROBT. HUYGHE oiaiflneh-
Registered sg M February 2th; ls6e,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-02-28
RUnDIaa MATERNAL. BRICKS. rlnnwooD
. uELLE. Dealer,

". DEM0RUEBLE. Dealer.
At the Old Basin corner OF Toulouse and franklin
Has constantly on hand BUILDING MATERIAL, such as
Lms White and Yellaw Sand Cement Plaster Il Paris Shin
Bricks, and all kinds of Firewood.
~ Orders from ths country promptly and caret lily attend
Cd 10 aus 1y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-02-28
CPAEDrNG,s PREPARED GLUEi
spALDING,s PREPARED GBEE,
sPALDING,s PREPARED CLUE
Save the Pieces!

I
| Save the Pieces!
ECoNo oMYi DIST AT HI
rs-a "A Stitch in Time Saves Nne.n-ez
As accidents will happen even IN wellegnlned tames II
desirable Is cheap and way for
pairing Furniture Toys, orockery ETC.
SpaIding's Prepared Glue
Mee,s all such emergencies household can afford TO be
without it, 1t always ready and up to the sticking point
There i no longer necessity impng chairs spn'ered
neers hsadess dolls and cradles 1t is just the article
for she'll and other ornamental work. popular with la
dies Of refinement and taste
This admirable preparation Is used cold being chemically
held in solution possessing all the valuable qualities of the
bes cabinet glue II be used in the place of ora
nary u1uclage being vastly more adhesive. 5p4s
"UsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
EBA Brush accompanies each bottle. Price, p cents
Wholesale Depot, No. IS Cedar street, New York.
Address HENRY G. srALnING CO.,
Box No. 5000. New York.
Put up for Dealers containing four eight twelve
dozea beautiful Lhegraph ShowGad accompanying each
package
ssE-A single bottle of SPALDING,s PREPARED GLUE
will save ten times annually to every household -5a
Sold by prominent Sationers, Druggists Hardware and
Furniture Dealers. Grocers and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make note Of sPALDING's
PREPARED GLUE, when making their list 1t viii stand
ar,- cl;,,.te 1vkW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-02-28


- :. xrx1rx ,rYxys s,f,Nrss Sys,
u far fss95v Stf efi s3 tfs M III ismps 81 bo civ
Is shtazg sA os mo ten separate contrasts
Is;@. III I'M in ,asns In sIe FIRST District
SS Z A M I'M Mt III isnns ii I'M sccond District
r & al; R IS n iarns Il fts Fourth District
xs af 81 osc lnronsd centTacts shall Be- adudicated
sssasss - sss', = 81 ss7 . 3
as ss q @ 4 g shs e. @ e u wna,eys
shs Bsse N6mroneg nd the contractors shan be hound
soc o al sonou and also Is make sneh canses mi aI
ssssgns iohe came d WIN afford sufcenf quantity and qaai.
IN u and AIso during cnntnuanre 81 their cuntrcts
aa iii Il Euo rspar s1 eundition lie viois AZ shsr
-; esrenze & 81 a
II % "a gusrn u tise eify hi ths Mi ls,n ia s
ELL xc order aud condition. In which they were received bv
Il ia pss 81 sny q = d nd ssS ssree %
ss hAye tls s to cMse the ascessary rspas ID
md he psr hereinnier provided fo.
caaf1acors shall during whole ter7n their cau-
IS NJ aed snS ktrn buYlss ufiur fhe ,sssl rims rcSnv
u IL f5a ii q lss fhafe psher sy H. upou nrht1 III
s a. s e Il
uoF 0r sasa iKhsinE a bast quality of syrf oh during sc
g G sea M s III oa isls ~ q asle = es
fey x ziso se rpund ucks he
esa ial ~ s ssa &
he shall ksep n good repair and The m ia good CON
= @ ladders aaa other hstnIss used + lighting which
I'M tSsss f had eter ma dark i1sRity fse rouaeors ~
hos jisht sd kssp lgftea dnIlng aid darkness Al Tie
Al he Easks isps lamps lhe public squares as
sy cf fiop1 cfs Slf hpr aisr ssse sntiI os hA oar
3 81; ss 's, sss lzmps sA be counted a double rates
Tss sa IS dsdasse from each mcnthy cer,icate INV
ces fr sash I'D every lamp reported 81 nv cy md oiics
sss ss,iss j slR
II vel understood hpwever that this deducto
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-02-28
CCHARLEs HNIDsTEcK CHAMpaGNE

n
This celebrated Wine, OF the above we'll known brand has
BEEN and will continue to be- received by undersigned In
quantities meet the increased of dealers and
sure Thoroughly satisfied from the strongest evidence that
1t comes the closest neal descendant of the old and FIRST
established house Of Hedsieck Co.. Rheims they have taken
hold of it with determination to bring and It's
ncon before the public generally than heretofore
The superior quality of this article satisfy any one that its
emanaton from source where great attention. well
thorough experiences have been brought prouc
ton Charles Hedseck has given his to perfec
Of his wne and to making worthy the name FIRE.
quent the United States enabled him more fully
understand and appreciate the tastes wishes Of
and Of his having proted by that information evidenced by
the Champagne presented for palate of the coanoisse
unsurpassed for its rich bouquet and general excellence
The varieties Of brands Of Champagne greatly Doubt
the purchaser but the lovers good genuine
must look Charles Hesieck in full on the label as well
as on the coFkS and capsules.
7. W. BAyAUD CO.,
General Agents for North America, New York
The Charles Hedseck be obtained in quantities
under mentioned houses besides many others nae
and at retail with all tho principal hosel-keepers.
E.J. HART eco,
J.H. II. N. MARKS
SEWELII T. TAYLOR,
fe2 ly PAYNE. STEELE & co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-02-28
rTHM ELECTRICAL FEBRIFUGE;
Or
SPEEDS FEVER TONIC
Warranted to enre, in from two to twenty hours. all
BILIOUS, YELLOW, coEGEsTIvE,
TYPHOID, FEVER AND AGUE,
AND
All FebrIle Diseases.

This invaluable medicine has before the public for the
last years wherever has been used has proved
tain types grades Of FeYers and has not failed
a single when taken according TO directions
Time experience also proved satisfactorily that the
Electrical Februge cures Imammatoy Rheumatism Typhoid
Pneumonia Winter Fever and PlenIisy Small Pox Scarlet
Fever Measles Eryspe Nervous and Bilious Headache Ne
rga Nervous Tooikache Fits Spasns Cramps in The Sto
mach Asthma Want of Rest and Inability TO sleep Delrnm
Cold Feet and Hands Influenza and Bad Colds.
There no medicine equal the Electrical Februge for Fe
males For obsced suppressed menstrua,ion and for
tracted or difficult labor.
female,
One bottle price 81 contains enough to from five to
eight Of ordinary fsvef which renders the cheapest
medicine in the world without regard to the great saving Of
time and suffering.
Beware Of eounerfets and mixtures purntng to be the
same similar the genuine articehey dangerous and
unsafe for
None genuine without my smile signature with the like
ness authority signature james Speed the envelope
and the words Electrical Febugen DR.. VIM. Dowse New
Sole Agents.
E. B. wHEELoCK CO.,
Wholeaale Druggists,
No 81 Magazine street, New Orleans, La.
hy I ~ txxn nytnr Hats uif
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-02-28
ORLEANS FEMALE ACADEMY
YERANBA BUILDING,
s2 Old No. Camp street, between Poeyarre Gaope ss
Seventeenth Annual Session.

Tho Seventeenth Annual Session of this Institution begins
the First Monday of September, 1853
TEN Of education Il offers great advantages the acquisition
Of languages The French daily spoken school,
Modern Classics thoroughly analyzed.
The location is central aud the spacious and
well ventilated The school provided with choice library.
IT,
References innumerable Among them Aumns Of
this institution who number among the gems society,"
Students admitted at any tme during the session.
For further particulars apply in person by letter. the
Institution. NJ. D. DIMITRY, A. M,
President of the Board.
New Orleans August, 1852 sn3IGWtg