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ina n ss " FEIIx IAaRoUE TrtsorIer.
nyEING. EING..........DYEIN,

JB0NTEMPs, DYER AND sCoURER.
No. SO Bourbon street,
Has the inform the public that ne has an assume
The business the nyeing y Royal
tion which he is celebrated S.
fed of his on ouIboa
street. guarantee for those whs nag aaaaF e With their
patronage Wy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-26
LEvEEs IN CARROLL PARlsH.-The Lal

LEvEEs IN CARROLL PARIsH.--The Lake Proyir
dence Herald of Saturday last says
The Mississippi IS coming down, and the leyees
on this side are gpiag up rapidly. Our parish may
safely rely upon protection from overflow again,
for all has been done that human agency could do
TO secure the leEees. We never have, since the
Ievee system has been in existence. seen the work
thereon in such q forward condition and 80 gene
rally prepared for the high water.
A HoRRIGLR AFFAIa.-The Bowling Green (ky.)
Gazette oil The llth inst. says:
On the western border of our county near the
Butler line, OH last Thursday the house Of John
Burgher was burned down, and he, the only oceu-
pant, was burned up with it. His nephew arrived
before the house was entirely consumed, and saw
his uncle lying in the bed, evidently unconscious OF
his condition. The timber from above had began
to fall H. making it too dangerous 70 attempt the
rescue Of the old man, From the fact ne could
not be aroused and other circumstances, it IS sup
posed he met his death by foul means before the
firing Of The building. He had received some
| of which or its relies could be found by which
| fact the above suspicion is strengthened.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-26


TROUBLES AccuMuLATING IN THE PosT-0FFIcE
DEpARTMENr.-The Washington Constitution Of
the 18th instant says:
In the POST Office Department troubles seem to
thicken. A number Of letters were received yes
terday morning from mail contractors in different
parts Of the Union, declaring their intention to
break off the lines, if no appropriation is made by
the list of March.
The States and Union Of the 10th contains the
following announcement:
The creditors Of the POST Office Department are
notified that after the passage of the appropriation
bill by Congress, the pressure of business on the
finance office Of the department will be such to
render necessary, in justice to all parties, the
payment Of cases in the order of presentation.
Statements of indebtedness should be sent to the
Third Assistant Postmaster General in advance, to
be carefully examined, recorded and filed. Re-
ceipts will be given in each case, and payments
made according to the dates Of filing, at the
earliest day after the money shall be appropriated
by Congress.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-26
LEGAL NOTICES.

sEoosP pas1RrT eouRF sUeeEssToN Or PHihP IL HoR
WHEREAS p. s. Wilfz has pefitioned
w tile Court for Letters of Administration the Of
the late Philip Horman deceased iniestae-
Notice is hereby given to all whom concern, show
cause within ten days why the prayer Of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
By order Of the Court.
pngsEnE oogS .n,ssrnror suGeEssIoN DE
a TTENDU que p. s. WiItz d presente une
"a petition la Gour letet dobtenr les 1ettres Admins
traon la succession de fen Philip Norman, decide nteat
Avis est par ia present done celia pen
quees il ne serait pas fait droit Ia dite petition.
Par nriire de In Gour.
jail &c 30 E. MTGHoT Dtpute Grenier.
of New Orleans. COTT-No. II, ,59S.
NOTICE is hereby, given TO the creditors
IN Oft estate and all other herein interested
they can why presented by The Curator
this estate should be hooogaed and approved the funds
distributed in accordance Herewith
By order Of the Court.
E. MIeHoT, Deputy Clerk
DFuxIEaE CouR DE DIsTRlcre SUCCESSION DE ASA G.
de In N uyelle- Orleans. W0IG0TT-No IL, ,595.
A Wis est par lie present domne aux cream
N eers Ia te suceession tones antres que
prdsene publication les aisons pour les1uees compte pre-
sen par lie Gufateur de la de ueeesson sef point
prouva ct homologu6 les onds mains paris conor
dit compe.
Par erdre de la Gour.
= ia25 30 fe3 f MIGH0T, Deputa Greffer. =
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SECOND DlsTRerl CouRr SUCCESSION OF MARY LOUISA
of New Orleans HAAIIETDN-Ne l5ss7
NoHTICME H M is hereby given to the r eresditors OF
show within days from the il any
they have why the account presented by the Curator of
this should be hoologaed and approved and the
funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
By order of the Court
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-26
BUREAU nu TRsseRiER,

BUREAU NJ TREs6RiER,
Vile de Jefferson, e Ter ianyier 1860.
Wis AUX CONTRIBUABIaESs-P lie pre-
sent avis outes perspnnes residents noasdea de la
vile de Jefferson qu sont tetnes paes des taxes Impo
fannee 1853 q les
denes ei notifies que te dues aer dn Ter
ianyer 1860 bureau dams IA Ghanhre da
de ence ct Leyae yie de Jefferson
NJ henres r d. receyoir les dtes taxes
Tones pesunnes devant aes taxes m dte Vile sont par e
present dayoir bureau iei au Ter de
'4i jas i'd ID ps.N FELIX IAGRogE Treserer
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-26
FINE .,...F1NE GUNS
HYDE Il GOODRICH
Importers,
CORNER OF CANAL. AND ROYAL STREETS,
NEW ORLEANS. La.

We have always hand complete stock of fine WAR
RANTEB Guns and constantly receiving through
Enopssn Guns s9mpTising all the the NEWEST PAT At
eaainued relations with the first LONDON md other
faenres extending period of MORE THAN THIRIY
ties for the production of uns suited TO the wants Of the
SOUTH and WEST certainly not exceled eqnalled in this
market.
prepared and execute with dispatch and
accuracy of ANY PRICE, s the peculiar
views and tastes of individual and to furnish them AZ
LOW AS THE SAME ARTICLE CAN BE BOUGHT FOX
IN THE SOUTH
BY with the buying community of
the West thirty years. have been
bed profit the suggestions of their varied and
have introduced many Improvements peculiarly AMEh!GAN.
and not found in NINETENTHS OF THEduNs IMPORTED
INTO THIS COUNTRY.
Rifles, Pistols Revolvers-G Colts, Alen's, Iranters
Smith Wesons and Whitneys Repeaters Sole Agents in
New Orleans for SHARP'S RIFLES.
~ HYDE 4 GOODRICH.
my7 1y " Sign Of the q Golden Pelean' New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-26
DErzsn 5usrler P4l1, q yI11E q pr "a souyELLn

DEuxrsE JUSTICE DE PAIx 1LA yIILE DE LA NOuvELIE
P4RolssE poRLE AVS No. 6. - = = g eisfA--
I'm VERTUE dun writ de ferf fsacfas d
- mol addresse par Pon d r. MITCHELL Defxiee Justice
de Paix La paroissc Orleans, cdssss
procsdeai Y JEgDI Dc Janvier. 1866 midi rHoe d
sins la proprest& don't description suit
UN IET DE TERRE, sne dams le Denxieme District de
cete VILE e dit e Giant borne par les Douane Ma.
rat Benyle ct Alexandra esnrant 279 peds sur
Ia Douane ct Bsnvie
Saisi dams Iafare ci -dessus
CONDITIoES-Ccm Compliant au moment de Fadiudieaien
d26 ia2 10 10 Is Gonnassable
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-26

DEuxIExE couR DE DISTRICT ia VILE DE LA NILE
de Ia NoayeLe. orleans ROWS Go.-No i6,ol2
EsN VERTU+ti'un writ de saisfe ct yente
- moi adrese Honorable Deuxeme Gour de District de
u dams Iadare pocedera e
de la Commune, les Camp ct des Magasins la
yente puhliqne ct adjudication de-
DIX TERRINs congns sitnes dams lie Premier District
dc cete Vile dams fe Nc borne par les Caope
Iacust les dts terrans designss les Nos
q ct TO- ct mesnrant chacun Is peds gnes de
face Ia Caiope, !o pieds pouces lnes de
onenf entire gnes pafaiees mssure aaricane 1e No
No 10 foe angle des Caiope Maunse aujourdhu
Magnolia.
Ensemble avec les batses ameorations y
Ie tout confomsment plan dessd par O. A. dc Armas
pute general date n 20 decebre 1859 depose
bureau dn sheriff pour recoHrs.
Saisis dams Faffaire ci4dessus
C0NDITIONS-Comptan moment de fadjudicaton.
H. II. PARKER,
jaI 10 20 FEB Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d. Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-26

DEuxfEaE CouR DE DlsTRIcr SUCCESSION DE MARY
9LnUISA HAaIILT0N-Nn To-
de In Nouyelle Orleans $40.
Wis est par lie present donne AJAX creams
n cies de Ia te Successo ct outes atfe
av0r dddufe dix ater de
Ia publication les rasos pom esauees e eomte pre-
par de Ia ie Serait
prouvt ct homologu ct les ods entire mains repas
fprndiment dit eompte.
Par ordfe de In Gour. "
f.. MITIGT, Daputs fiFefiier.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-26

sreosg pls5Rss1 Or HRMARp
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors of
IN this estate all 6her persons herein interested,
within days from the present notification If
they why The presented by the Curator
should be bomoogaed and approved, the
funds distributed in accordance herewith
f. MIeHoT Deputy Clerk.
DEux1raE GouR DE DIsrR1cr3 SUCCESSION DE EDWARD
de Ia Nonyelle- Orleans. WIIs0S-Se l3,953
Wis est par lie present donne AJAX cream
n de Ia de succession toutes anres pesonnes
que pei cencerne avoir tdure dix iafer
de publication les Iasons esaaeles lie eompe
pfasente dite sefait point
approuvd homologue fons mains repars coor
mtnaent dit compte.
Par oIlre de In Cuur.
j24 IS fl II, MfGH0T, Bipntt Grefier.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-26

Total amount Of assets si,soe7a8 IS
sTArE OF LOUISIANA, pARIH or onLEAss3
BE remembered that the 18th day of january 1860 be
me- the subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Tho sioo President and
Edwards Secretary Of the Sun Mutual Insurance Com
pay New Orleans who, being duly according 70 law
depose say the above Just and true
and correct transcript from the books Of said company
gt4& TH0S. SL00, President
JAS. EDWARDS, Secretary. ,.Y
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this 18th day Of January
1850. D.F. MITCHELL
Second Justice Of the Peace, Parish Of Orleans
The Board Directors have pay interest Of SIX
PER CENT. IN CASH, the outstanding Certificates OF
Profits holders thereof to their legal representatives.
on 18th day Of February next Also to declare
dividend of FORTY PER CENT. $40 cent? on the net
premiums of the Company for the ending Decem
sist 1855 for which certificates will be issued On the 18th
March next.
The Directors after reserying ONE MILLION OF Doll
Of profits further resolved that all the outstanding
Certificates Profits Of the issue Of the 1856 be redeemed
paid the holders thereof their legal representatives on
and after 18th day February The Certificates to be
produced the time Of payment for canceen and interest
on same to cease after the 3ist December, 1859.
THOMAS SLDO, President.
JAMES D. DENEGRE, vice-President.
JAMES EDWARDS Secretary.
-' DIRECTORS.
james D. Denegre Z. J. Hart,
A. D. Kelly, John c. Kicks,
Hugh Wilson, j. H. S.anfer,
j. Y. de Egaha II. Il. Ldrslale
Henry Renhhaw, John q. Gaines
A. G. Tremeulet, Thomas sloo
is14 I'm "
~ PAEY OF NEW ORLEANS.
oFFICE-souih corner Camp aud Natehes streets.
Amount Of Premiums for year ending February 2s,
IGrn
Net earned Profits for the 1854 DI
Assets the 18th February, 1859 e9 2N "
The Trustees declared Scrip Dividend Of SIXTY PER
CENT after paying per interest outstanding scrip
the Certificates of Scrip Of the 1856 and
ls57.
redeeabe scrp payable in cash and after the
SECOND MONDAY OF MAY NEXT and the certificates of
scrip year ending February 2 1859 will be issued and
CHARLES BRIGGS, President,
MISTY HIP. JAEVIER Secretary.
rITIZENs INSURANCE COMPANY
" Office No. Carendelet street.
Capital, S371.72o IS.
oMER GAI1LARD, President. A. sgHRIEBER, Secretary.
rRusTEEs;
Geo. W. West, r. r. Hunt,
James A. White, NJ Musson,
Douglas West, Martin Gordon. Jr.,
D. Jaraison, Numa Augustin,
Ar ailtanberger Gesaire Olivier
j. Leisy, A. Bohn,
omer Gailliard
The Company against pers the and rivers
loss damage by fire at the Of premium
lv
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-26

q New Orleans; BURROWS Eo.--No. l6.042.
RY VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sale
- directed BY the Honorable the District
Of New Orleans ID the above entitled will proceed
February. 1850 at II O'Clock NJ
TEN LOTS OF GROUND adjoining each other situate In
the First District Of this city in the square No 4 bounded BY
Callope Euplirosine Maunse Magnolia, and Soils
Locust streets which said lots designated by Nos
front Calfope street. by I0 feet inches lines Depth
between parallel lines American Lot forming
the of Gaope and Soils streets
10 forming the Of Gaope and Mansel Magnolia
Together with the buildings and improvements thereon
The whole plan drawn by G. A. de Arrnas
Sherifss office for reference.
Seized in the above suit. 55a
TERMS-Cash on the spot. &3
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-26

SECOND DISTRICT CoURT3 CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS..
WIDOW NJ. G. DEFEREAUX.
of New Orleans No. 16,056.
QY VIRTUE of writ of seizure and sale
- directed by The Honorable the Second District Court
of New Orleans the above entitled Will proceed
sell at public auction the City Hotel Common street.
Camp Magazine streets TUESDAY the 7tli day
Of February 1860 II O'Clock NJ the following described
property, viz
First District square 25 bounded by Common GraYier
and streets and having according the
en rolls for the 1855 5s feet snt Baronne street. by
LA feet in depth.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Gash on the spot.
E. 7. PARKER,
...g.-..-.- Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
DEuxlEmE eouR DE- DISTRICT Ia VILE DE LA N,vEILE
ORLEANS vs.. "a EEuEE N.
= de In Nnuyelle Orleans. C. DEFEREAuX-No1 161j0.
RsN VEsR'TU dun writ de sa1sie ct yente q
Ia Soageile Orleans dams lafaire prneseai e
MARnI de fsVrier 1860, midi, fHote de Ii Cite
la Commune entire les du Camp ct Magasns la
pubique adjudication de Ia propritte description
Premier District iet @ barne les de Ia Commune
ravier, Baronne Dryade danres les tableanx
dassessenent pour Fannee 1853 81 pies de
rome, sur III pteds de profondeur
Saisie dams Faffnire c-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de Naturalization.
f. T. PARKER,
iaf II 25 30 tti Sherf de Ia Parosse i0rleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-26

sHERIFF.,s SALES


of New Orleans. GREBITOKs-No III 42e
RT VIRTUE, and In obedience TO nm order
q sale Sen9srsd Jannary III is6 g ne directed W Tie
above entitled matter win proceed pshic aucton
the premises hereinafter Designated on TERSDAY me
i dry of Jaanay 1860 1V O'Clock a. NJ, for of
The STOCK or STATIONERY and Contents Of store
ventosy oa 2le = g es' 9 - e
Also hs Fixtures store surrendered by sd nsoyens
ri r. Parker,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
ogArRlnsr couH Dr DrsrRter THOMAS ss HI & M4xMII
EN. yERTU d'un orRre de Conr rsnaua Ie
re Gor de District de Ia Orleans dams aafre ci
dessn je procsdera Ie JEUDI W dc janyer 1850 0 heuras
A nr ~ eaT dssignss Ie ccmPs des cream
eies ae ansovabe Y seate pnbiaas 81 adjudication de-
~ Ionas e Entsaaton du agasin de papeefs ct foni
tres pour bureaux stus du Camp 4 dams le premier
ds5es afsade,sat e sse yilis saisans finvenaire
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an moment dc Iadudsation.
III St sheriff do Il Paroisse Z dsbrisans Z
sEcqsp JgssIeE,s gouRr CITY or NEW oHLEs "
=, y yarlsn " ra,g q Drleans A. FIsK-Mo. ss
- me directed " the Hon b. II MITCHELL second Justice Il
the Peace or the Parish Of Orleans he above entitled cause
wl proceed 70 sell at public auction the City Hotel On
DAY January 26 1850 12 O'clock M, the following de-
,A eERfAis SQUARE Or GROUND, situated n The
tofnneuse Mnrat Bensis and Alexander Streets he anne
measuring 29 each urat and Assaer seaef
by 5Vfset front each Custornhouse and Bense streets
Seized IN the above suit
WH WATERS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-26
pREAD-BREAD FOR THE MILLION.
., PIANO sroHE-No. IS ROYAL STREET

fTfEf4 J,B. GuIRAuD, $780,
Agent ss Easd of Paris offers for sale TO his friends
their world Makes besides Pianos by Peye and other
makers at cheaper rates.
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MEDICINES.
PURIFY THR BLOOD

NJ PURIFY THE BLOOD.
NOT Few OF he worst dlsordsTs that sffiet
mankind arise from The corruption that scc9mu
stes IN the blood. OF al toe discoveries that have
touss WHICH cceld equA. IN rffeSt ANER,s com
FOUND EXTRACT OF SARSA PARfLLA, Ia
eea nees and renoxates the blood, inrti Nigor
ofheeth into the system and purges the hu mors
which make dlsesse. J { shmu istes the healthy
fuSotlons OF the body and erpss the disorders that
virtues are not yet widely known, bat when they
are % will TO longer be uestion what remedy 60
employ IN the great variety 81 affecting dlseases
that require an Alternative remedy. such q Tenedy
that could be relied on, has long been souakt for.
and nov, for the Frat time. the public have one On
which they can depend Our space here does not
yirfueS en-. passing ANYTHING they have ever taken
SunSes from scrofula. scrofaloUs Sve.hngs and
s9ree ~ u and see the rsputy VIII which t enree
ostH Dtsedses, PtpsgtsS, BHsfHies, BtOfcAss, ErNr
irons, fc are soon cleaned cut of the system ~ a.
81. AnfhoHy'S ffrs. hose Eryopelas, Tsffer or
Sdn hseWD1, Scaid Head, ktagerorRl. fe., should
by AYERS sARsAPARILLA.
Syrhttts o. FeHe-tat Disease if exeeled from the
system by the prolonged use Of this SARSAPA-
RlLLA, and the patient LETT ss healthy n be had
never had the disease.
Female Diseases are caused by scrofals ~ the
T GRRoS 1nd OF se ssnsslsy sen cured 3, tn. e.
bottle or s bottles for IS. -
For al purposes cf . famll- physic take AYERS
CATHART1C PILLS, which are everv where
known % be the best Pprgsnve that IL offered o.
the American people. Price IS cents per box, or
Prepared By DR.. ]. c. AVER CO. Lowell.
IS SIS ano sold bJ al druggists everJvhsre.
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III THROUGH TICKETS TO THE VI
RIOUS VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
u omnibuses and Baggage Wagons leave the
Office at q. m. and p. m.
JAMES A. EVANS, Ticket A gent,
ma 2S-tr Corner Sixth 1T. and Pa sv.
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Tue WEATHER BILL AND EVERETT OH
PoINr HOTEL-OUR NEW CATHOLIC CHrKcH
DISCHARGES IN OUR NAVY fARD-CAPr.
BELL ORDERED AWAY FROM OUR YARD, &c.
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HOTELS, &c.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL,

CONTINENTAL HOTEL, ,,,y,,
CORNER CHrsrSur AND Ninth STs.
Opensd ~ February, 1850.
This MAGNIFICENT establi shment, now Ia success
full operation, is universally conceded TO a 4
be ia All respects THE MOST COM HAY
and will be conducted upon a scale of libeIality in
all its departments which cannot fail to maze II the
popular headquarters for pleasure tourists from the
South and West, during the early Summer and the
Autumn. Accommodations offered for nearly
l0Oo guests, fitted and furnished with every modern
improvement which experience could suggest for
comfort aad convenience, while vertical railsrdy
is to be introduced to convey parties by steam in
commodious car to the upper floors, thus securing
the Purer air and quiet of the rooms toihoui
the JGftgKe Of dsc>Hdiag stairs.
Another novel Improvement has been effected by
which powerful fan wheel operated by steaml
forces current of fresh air through the public
rooms and corridors, cooling and ventiiating the
house in superior manner
The Interior arrangements and furnishing have
been completed under the personal supervision OF
Paran stevens, the Lessee under whose manage
ment the well-known success of the Revere mouse
and fremont House in Boston, the Battle Bouss
and Point Clear Hotel in Mobile, A a., and the
Fifth Avenue in New York has been established,
and no efforts or expense will be spared TO render
the Continental the most attractive Travellers
Home in the Union. j. f.. STEVENS Co,
l8-2w Projectors.
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IL The new law in relation to the postage on
drop letters delivered through the Post Once, is
as follows: son all drop letters delivered within
the Limits OF any city or town by carriers, under
cent shall be charged for the receipt and delivery
of aid letters and no moreD
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SoUTHERN TRUNK MANDATORY,
.o, 499 7TH STREET,
,Opp0site ODD FeiiotcS' Hall, Wa hirgton 10 a.
frayeisrs Will study their interests o. examinInr
ny TRUNKS, VAL1CES DO before pur-G
chasing esewers As use none but the EA
best material the market sfords aud employ ~110
tne p'st workman, oan confidently recommend INV
Work 10 be superior in Strenslh ard Drra6,iify II
Trunks that are made in other cities and sold hsrs
a keep constantly On hand, and make to order on
LsA%HEs HOY Ek2ME' FaPESf& e p sRG5B
a a,st, W09QR ID Fox TR gMKSi AsHL1 AND and
e5hsr HAkiGESi ThAVELING BAGS: HaR
NESS SADDLES; WHIPS, &C., Re.
trunks, DO, Repaired and Covered, in a work
manlIke manner, st short notice
Trunks delivered in any part Of the citv. Geo,.s
town, or Alexandra:
"a kulsynIH =, for Hows's celebrated FAMILY
del5-iy JAMES 8. ToPHAM.
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Helmbolds Genuine Preparation.

HIGHLY CoNCENTRATEpn
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
A Positive and specific Remedy
F9T plsesses Of the BkADDER; KIDNEYS.
This Medicine increases the power OF Digestion
and excitss the ABS0R BkN1S into healthy so
ton, by which the WATERH OR CALCEROUS
dePositIons, and al UNNATURAL. ENLARGE-
MENTS are IedGoed. az vel as PAIN and IN
MEN, WOMEN. on CRILpREN.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


Sold by all RssPsetabls Dealsrs throxgAoxf o..
Coxsfyy.
:, This fine brand Of CHAMPAGNE, which until
the past year was confined exclusively 10 the best
tables of the Continent OF Europe has obtained
the most unbounded success and popularity IN this
country. IL Is recommended BY some Of the hrsf
Wines, on account OF its extreme purity and deli
cacy and those who once try IL rarely Any other
us introduction into this country, the demand 10
enormous and constantly increasing. Our arrange
Hents are such as 10 ensure the quality the Wine
pelng maintained AZ Its present high standard the
rrtSet I1peTt1f rs Imported solely by Us, we being
the sole Agents of Messrs Ily VxNoaE Co IN
this country.
E.y. HAUGHwOUT & 90,
Nos. ass, 400 Il aga BRoADwaY,N. Y.
III Sold IN this city by Hamilton A Leach. and
Browning Heating. mars SIN
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A rRIAL wILL coNE - LIE Nosr srErr1cAL.
FEMALEsFEMAT. EsFFMAIFs.

FEMALES-FEMAI ESFEMAI Fs.
OLD Or YOUNG, SINGLE, Married, ON
CONTEMPLATING MARkIAGE.
IN MANY AFFECTIONS FECULlaR TO
FEMALES, the extract Bucha IL unsqualled b.
any other remedy, as IN Chi .sosis or Retention
lrregus-lty, Panfniness. or Suppression Of Gus
tonary Eyacuctors, L lcerated or cclrT hous state
OF the Utsrus, leucOrrhPs or Whites, StsrilliIy,
and for . comp laiBts incident 20 the " neither
arising from inOisoretiOn, HsbIts OF Dissipation,
or IN The
DECLINE Or CHANGE OF LIFE.
-. -. SKI SYMPTOMS ABOvE.
No FAMILY S5UC IL Rk WITHOUT 1T
Tuks we've BaisnrI. Mercury, o. uaplsasarg
nsdteeas yg- ssP a.1 De- grcNs Disease.
HELABOLD'S EXTRACT BUChC
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For Weaknesses
Arising from Exoesses, Habits Of Dissipstiou,
Early lpdlsoretlon or Abuse,
AfteNded srith Ihs Jolsoscins Syrsptons
lndlsposltiOn 20 Exertlon, Loss OF Power
Loss Of Memory, Difloulty Of Breathing.
Weak Nerves, Trembling.
Bsrror Of Disease, Wakefulness,
hmnoss Of Vision, Pain In the Back
Universal Lsssitude Of the Muscul az system
Hot Hands, Flushing of the Body.
Dryn Of the Skin, EruptlOns the Pace
PALLID COUNTENANCE.
These Symphonic, IL allowed TO 90 on, which this
medIc ne lnvaIish ly removes, soon follows
InPOTkNCY, FATUT7Y, EPILEPTJC FITS,
NONK or w HIGH The PATIENT NAY E1PIEE.
Who can say that they are not fro uently followed
BY those "DlREECls DISEASES"
INSANITY. and CONSUMPTION"
Many are aware of the cause O. their suferinf,
BUT NONE Will CONFESS.
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE AsYLUMs
- and the Melancholy Deaths bv CossN1lpfson
Bear simple vltness 20 the truth Of the assertion,
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Requires the aid Of medicine To strengthen
And lnvlgorate the ~ stou.
HhteA HELNBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU tRcori-
dbIgdo-s.