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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-13

QUITE An IMPROVEMENT w orkmen are EN-
ployed In making cutters around the principal
walks and drives Of the Smithsonian Grounds
and paving them with brick. Tits certainly quite
an improvement, the advantage Of which will he
tested by the laborers IN their future operations
IL is also said that iron settees To be placed I'm
the grounds for the comfort Of visitors This
would be an addition for which those who love
10 pass an afternoon away from the heat and dust
Of the city will be grateful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-13

PIC-NIo POSTPONED. -fhe picnic Of the men,
6ers Of Columbia Lodge, I. @ % f, has been
postponed, IN consequence Of the inelemeht
weather Of to-day, until Monday next rs will be
ssfn by advertissme I'm another column
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-13
WANTS.

WANTED-A SITUATION as Nurse, Cham
w berualf or SeamstreSS, by a res pectable We
man. Address Seamstress,' Star Office. It.
A WET NuRSE-Wanfe inme lately, En-
"A quire of DIR. J. Z. RILEY, No 4J3 I4th .treet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-13

HAVING DETERMINED TO CHANGE MY
- business, III commence from this dat 10 eel
for Dash my entire stock of DRY and FANCY
GOODS. Saving purchased the most favOra-
bic terms and heIng DESTROYS IF closing out a. early
as possible, al who may be In want of bargains
Will do well TO give NE a call.
WI HURDLE
~ p I'm Corner Of Hal and Gay SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-13

A COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE
ALEXANDER T.. BEALL. Grocer, having as
sOclated with him William $ Matthews the huSi-
ness will be conducted under the name and STYLE of
BEALL d MATHEWS, at the old established stand
OF John vi Belt. corner of Congress and Bridge
streets, Georgetown, ID. {.
July p. 1850 anil 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-16
s,xcp. nm Hown.

The following letter from citizen of heo-
kuk, who 10 travelling through the State,
gives an encouraging account OF the crops,
and will be read with interest.
WrNTrRsErr, June 10.
Fms. GATE CRY:
In compliance with your request, can in
form you that the rain Of the I'd and 81 inst
has been general so far as have been able.
10 learn from Keokuk to this place; west OF
this how far cannot say. Ii is surprising
TO see what a change has taken place IN the
appearance of the growing crops for the
past ten days. Wheat, Oats, Corn, anu
grass are oil improving very fast. In fact,
all the fields that were ploughed as they
should be, and the small grain put in with
drill or ploughed, and the land afterwards
rolled, give evidence of faiFscrop. So also
with corn. While those farmers who bali
ploughed their land, and afterwards covered
their seed with an old worn out harrow or
bush, have no prospect of greater yield,
than shiftlessness and want of culture, emit
tie them to. As with the small grain, so
also with corn. Many OF the farmers
ploughed their land deep, planted their corn
as it should be, using the roller. The result
lie it stands even upon the ground, and is from
eight inches TO foot high. While others
who half ploughed and put in their seed hap
hazard. have q miserable prospect before
them. We havea great many men IN Iowa,
who pretend to be farmers, with whom ii IL
always too hot or too cold, too wet or too
dry. too early or too late, continually COM
planning of the soil and climate, starving
themselves afterwards by their Incidence and
shiftessness. If you point them TO their
neighbors' growing crops, and ask why the
difference, they have always some excuse 10
offer other than their own slothfulness.-
think upon the whole we have reason to
anticipate full average crop Of grain and
grass. There are not as many Hogs in the
country as at this time last year, but there
will probably be more pounds OF Pork. The
Hogs as general thing are in much better
condition than last season. There IL an
abundance of old corn, and those farmers
who have it, and the stock TO feed, are using
10 eely.
Cattle look fine, and there will be consid-
cradle beef for market this fall. From all
that | have seen and can learn, we have
nothing TO discourage as. Our course ab a
State is certainly onward.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-16
from tie Chicago Press and 1ribune ]

The Keokuk Journal says that "Hon. JAS.
T. Wilson. Of Jefferson, and Ion. Alvin San
ders, Of Henry, both members of the State
Senate, are ambitious for q seat In Congress
Judge Wright, Of Van Buren,, and Judge
Sewers, Of Mahaska, are also ambitious in
the same line; so Col. Curtis will have no
lack Of competitors at the Oskaloosa Con-
veniion.o
There il no better member or harder work
er in Congress than Col. Curtis. Ii not sn-
perceded, be will most certainly carry the
Pacific Railroad bill 10 successful eonclu-
sion, No man in Congress has hbored SC
hard in lie behalf, ard the project bus never
before boen presented 20 the country In sc
unexceptpnahle a shape AS in Col. Curtis
bill. II would Sc blunder 70 withdraw him
from Congress pending the enactment OF thl,
great national enterprise.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-16
Special Session of the Massa h u
setts Legislature.

Boston, June 10 The special session OF
the Legislature met no about 10 O'Clock this
morning, two bills were adopted relative TO
the cattle disease, increasing the State Com
mission 10 five members, providing for scen-
tihc investigation, giving power to town au-
thorities TO kill or isolate cattle, and make
other arrangements for the treatment or ex-
tirpa'ion Of the disease, and appropriating
$4,000 for the purpose.
Resolutions endorsing Mr.. Summers re-
cent speech were adopted after warm de-
bate--369 to Al.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-16

THE ROYAL PALACE BURNED.
HALIFAX, June ID rhe Royal Mail steam
ship Niagara from Liverpool Cd via Queens
town Sd, has arrived at this port.
IL is confirmed that Garibaidi had entered
Palarmo. and established his head quarters
there after fierce combat, and bombardment
by sea and land. The populace took the pal
ace from tho troops and burned it, The
bonn bardment continued at the latest ad~
vices.
The Chinese reply 10 the English ultima
tum is published. IL rejects all the propo-
sitions.
The English Admiral had offered protee-
ton to American citizens ut Palermo.
There was great agitation in the Court
and Ministry at Naples. The Ministers ten
dered their esignations on the Goth. A Lib
eral Cabinet was expected TO be formed.
Garlbaldi was already carrying out impor-
tant administration reforms at oil places in
his power.
Other towns in Sicily had risen. The in.
habtants were everywhere shouting Italy
forever Victor Emanuel forever
GREAT BRfrAIH.-- Parliament had re-as.
sembled. Lord John Russell explained the
nature OF the Russian proposition relative TO
the Christians Ia Turkey, and said Austria,
Prussia and England dissented, and proposed
that Turkey herself should institute an in.
quirv as TO the state of the Christians. which
proposition the Sultan was acting upon
France sided with Russia.
The formal presentation Of the bslts TO
Sayers and Heenan, took place at the Al
hambra Place, London, on the both. Mr..
Bowling, of Bell's Life, presented the latter
with complimentary speech Go. Wilkes
did the same to Sajers. Each declared all
animosties buried.
FRAscE.--The Paris Moniteur publishes
an article asserting the most peaceful insen-
items on the part of the Emperor.
The London Times ridicales the article,
and asserts that it bellies itself.
Prince Jerome Bonaparte, uncle OF the
Emperor, was very i'll, and there was but lit
tie hope of his recovery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-16

GREAT CoNcFRr.-About 5000 people at
tended the Chicago Wigwam Concert, on the
night Of the 18th, for the benefit of the suf-
ferers by the tornado OF Camanohe and AL
bany. Ii was a splendid affair, and the re-.
ceipts were ever $4,000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-16

New YoRK, June l3.--Aoarulco advices OF
May 26sh state that q violent type of Yellow
fever prevailed at Acapulco, from the effects
of which 500 deaths had occurred within six
weeks previous to the Goth nit. Among
those who had died were the American Con-
sui and some twenty Americans. Those who
bad tho opportunity were fast leaving for the
interior Of Mexico.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-16

SERIOUS AooIDgsr.-D During the Firemen's
Tournament at Sandusky, Ohio, on the l4th,
the balcony OF the West House, which was
crowded with people, fell down, and ten to
twenty people men and ladies--severely in
lured.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-16

The N. Y. sunday Mercury says: "Mr.
Fowler neither TOOK passage on board the
Moses Taylor for Havana, nor has be at any
time contemplated future residence in Bra.
zil. lie is in the State OF New York-alm oss
daily in the city Of New York, and, il we
are correctly informed, has not the remotest
idea of the uncomfortable advantages'' in
cident TO self-expatriation."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-16

Frank Blair has telegraphed to bis
friends In St. Louis that he will resign at
the end OF this session.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-16

GRYrLkY's FAMOUS LErTFR.-This letter
was telegraphed to the western papers few
days since, and a portion Of it, badly botch-
ed, appears in the st. Louis kesos Of the
14th. We shall wait till we get correct
cory before publishing it. 1t differs consid
erablY from the copy we gave some DAYS ago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-16

R1F" The Japanese, en- the 18th, visited Gil
rard College and the Mint.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-16

The GREAT EAsrERN.-The long talked OF
visit OF this great ship to America is actually
at hand. She sails Thursday, tl4th) and
may not unroasonably be expected in sight
of our shores, on the 90 OF shis nonth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-16
Ikncein did not Vote against sup
pites.


number OF Democratic papers have been
charging that Lincoln voted against supplies
for the army during the Mexican War. The
testimony Of Stephen A. Douglas ought TO
be sufficient to s'dry upn the Douglas papers
on that charge, though we presume the char
acter Of the witness would render it moon
elusive with the National Democracy. Here
it is, however, let it go for what il ia worth :
81 never charged him (Lincoln) with vo-
ting against the supplies in my lite, because
| knew he was not in Congress when they
were voted. The war was commenced on
the 18th dag of May, 1916, and on that dny
we appropriated in Congress ten millions of
dollars and fifty thousand men 10 prosecute
il. During the same session VIC voted more
men and more money, and at the next session
we voted more men and more money, so that
hy tho time Mar. Lincoln entered Congress we
had enough men and enough money 10 carry
on the war, and had no occasion TO vote for
any mofe."- Donglas' reply to Lincoln in
the Depot at Alton, Oct. Is, 1858.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-16

seHrYLEg CoLFsx - ibis sterling Repnh-
llean, has been re.nominated for Congress IN
tie Oh Congressional District of Indiana.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-16

THE MUss THIcKESs.--Th game of the
Douglasitcs Oft Baltimore is to exclude the
seeding Richmond delegates from their
seats. But in oase that il done many of the
delegates from Virginia and other Southern
States, who did not secede, are pledged to 60
out with the Seceders, in which case they
would be sure to have rather formidable
democratic Convention, exclusively Of Slave
holders.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-16
,orarE.saoNsI coSvENTaoN.

The Republican electors OF the First Congress-
ional District of Iowa are requested to meet IN
Convention, by their delegates, at Oskaioos
On wednesday, June the 2ouk. $780,
for the purpose Of nominating candidate fer
Congress in said District, and for the transaction
Of such ether business rs may legitimatciy come
before said Convention.
We would suggest q ratio of representation, l
del egate for each 90 votes, fraction thereof
oecdipg 30 cast for Governor KirkwnoG at the last
State election. JN0. X. NEEDHAM,
j. w. NORRIS,
C. BALDWIN,
GEO. ". McCRARY,
s.E.ZINN.
ongregsionai Central Com nttee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-16

l3F The Montreal Pilot praises MIR. Sum
ner's speech sit 49, says the Pilot, the
most uncomFromiSing speech on the subject
Mr.. SUNNI has ever delivered, and judging
from the reply Of enc of the Southern sena-
tors, ~ locked upon "a the most otfensive.--
In vigor OF ihoaghs and style the speech can
hardly be surpassed; il IL straightforward
direct, logical, proceeding directly to it's
mark, and, by the shortest line, striking the
swlfsest and hardest blows, and never for
moment leaving the reader IN doubt az to it's
meaning; while IL il enlisened BY even more
than the orators usual wealth OF classical
and historical lore.o
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-16

SCHOOL HDDMA.
A. eEHFFEf IS S ssw fst. zd, 81, 18th 9Th and q
1VI Readers.
MICS ufsy d Old lat, d. ID, 4th aud 9Th Reader
- New Juvenile Speaker. /
Eclectic Spefer.
Rays part LIST, d and Sd Arithmetic
Ist ana I'd Aigs bras.
stoddard's Practical intellectual and JuYenl
Arithmetic.
Mitcheil's Modern Oeogra ply and Atlas.
Ancient +.
Primary !"
Gotten fiteh's Modern Geography.
Introductory 90
Zache's New American Speaker.
korthepd's Little 80
The Students "
The Little Orator.
PAyson, Dunton J. Scribner's Copy Books.
new supply just received by
hi. w. WESTCOTT,
MAy25d 81 MAin-st. 4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-16

LyINE, LAKE. RIVER AND LFFETN
l. SUkANGE promptly attended to sc this Once.
Better and more IsnEMAITr can be given at this
Agency than any other in this city, and iess troube
after n loss. n
EtnG Tas. Co., of Hartford, Conn. 81, 1914, 100
Home Insurance. Company, Of New Pork, i,457,s2s
North Ameriean In. Co., Hartford, Coma, 200
City FIRE Tnsavanrs Co, Of Ntr Havsn, 2Te,65s
phnnir Fire IRsnfaace Co., IF Nfr York, 2go,0A0
LoriliaYd Fire Insuranee Co., Ntw York, 26a 600
Connecticut Mutual Life In. Co, Hartford s,ouo,b23
DR. j. w. Dosp, Medical Examiner.
~-A. w. GRIFFITH In authorised To receive
apple ationa for all above Companies.
~ Buildings, Merchandise, Mills, Factories,
Household Furniture and Dwellings insured al a.
low rates NJ other Companies who pay their osseE
II. b. TEN-EfCk, Agent,
Office corner ID and Main sta, Keokuk, Iowa.
June I, dim
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-16

uyyicE hEokux tr. DEs AoIsEs And
MIsKKs0rA RAILROAD Co.,
kgoKuK, May 81, 1860.
NOTICE TO sTOCKnOLDbkS.-The Annual
IN Election for Directors 10 this Company will
be held In this oIlce on Monday the 18th of June
next, at 4o'ciock p. Ii. CT CONN,
j1neIatd Sscy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-16
onto state Ticket.

Tine State Republican Convention at Co.
lumbus, ca the 18th, nominated jacob Brink
erbod, for Supreme Jodge, Levi Sargent,
for Member Of Board Of Public Works, and
james Murray, for Attorney General. The
Convention ~as serr large and enthusiastic,
and vide awake FOR Lincoln and namn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-16

]. n. CRAIG. =. r. ENsTER.
CRAIG A ENSTER.
A TT0RNEYS AT LAW keokuk, Iowa. viii
"A practice in the Courts Of this and adjoining
Counties, and In the Supreme Court Office on
Main BIT. End and 3rd streets, tver 0gden's Book
store, 10 v dim
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-16

NOTICE.
HAVING this day sold my entire stock Of goods
L. l. and shop fixtures % Mr.. w. Ii, Barrett, I
would bespeak for him the continuance Of The lib
eral pair onage have heretofore received.
ih1e indebted to me will please call and settle
ut once, ~ ara III for the Peak" ON the nrst
grass. ga. DUKE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-16

Having bought the stock, chop fixtures &C., be-
longing to Mr.. 5. A. Duke, shall be happy to ss~
ali bis old patrons and to Ibis end, shall sell
nj Iorer prices than goods Of It same quality can
be had for eisew here In the city.
Keoknk, March 81, 1850. W. III. BARRETT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-16

In which We shall offer great ndncements. AsO
of eur firm resides In Aes York, ue shall centinS
to receive weekly supplies throughout the seaso
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-11
lrnp0rGa.

INnTAHOTA AND GALVESTON Per steamship Texas
227 head cattle nbeau Meha bales cotton Murphy, Sykes
Sce--sandries to j Elmer
C GALVESTON AND SABINE PASS Per steamship Gen
Rll-l9 bales Carroll Hey &e09 do Green Cltmp
do Post Mel do To knoS Higgins IL hides package
money Dudley Neson-i do NJ HALL do VI \ Nioett
Il do II 4 Mark do Hart AGO II empty bbls to
Fischer-l chair I'anc56 head beeVes Inbeau Noble
--l50 head calves Ino salyant.
HAYRE-Per ship Adelaide Bell pkgs nidse II Bachelor
$50 order do Banchin tiiraI do Turcotte
BlancAnd3 do & GtssviS Thee Seiler2 Fanufls
II Lacroxb oks wine Dbl oil 3pkgs wine Percauvie
Bro-2 Cls 30 Shrner32 pkgs mdse I Fuddecke aca-
do ID Gaequfe2 do Hoel--9 do Aarhurg Forster
do Gigneres-ado 4 l. Payro2 do Mcltowe-2 do To
Pasduire-i do L Stewart Guiott-3dos Mcunier-
do Leon Andres do A Elie3l do sturzpnegger &eo-50
liquor Couref- ck brandy Paefer-I wine
pkg mdse NJ Mur do Delocie IL do Dumas soI-9 do
v o LelioTre &eolsS do II Pepn- do Guiseppel do
81 Giovanni do George4 do l. LeYos do 10 ti4nef Il
IalnsonS4 " H Leichiord &co do Gabaero Rasnal-
dol Sl1conib &co-5 do Yale ir Sco3 Ganehe
Il do Bach do + y Duconge do Castillo Il Harispe4
do ii Clostsrna1 do Robert &cu3 do Marbufg Fors-
,er2g do Mayer Bro do Lamhlenl3 do Tiuehant &c
Bro 81 do - IL Holmes &co do f L. Pfet-l do DAfGy
&eol do " A Hannes &co Do Bleom-6u cases wine
Yrcdenbure &co5 pk mdse Theze2 do Graham Bros
d oider do MaaAinil7 do Dnnze Ecol do Rons-
do Geo Fusdek 4cc- do Stevens 5000 do Taber
&eaz + 3 Guirand 80 do Dupaseu &co- Taforest
& DCsmarcs-l do A Jacquet do a Cho-- do Dtez1
do f Gniilott4 do fournier--2 dc Hebcrt Escouza
BoSToN-Pef ship John & Albcr-Assorted mdse.
BosToN-Per bark shefeld-- ssl ,uns Warner Eco
eoAsT-Per sieep Bologna--i0 bhls moasses to order
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-11
Recalntn OF pral,ure.


srIouIs- Per steamer City Of Memphs 80 hf coils rope
Hyde &co2O Dbl Hour 10 ole5i bxs candles G T. Dol
sen sall5s coil rope Smith &eoso bbls -four Keep &
Caifedi265 cks corr IL. sek bran Oglesby Naeaulay2
hNs choose q bills eggs 1kegs batter 1871 SEEKS Del Bondn
55 bhls -four Connolly &eo ~ scks bran go bbls -four
hay Graham Bros &ce 81 ibis potatoes coils rope
Dix Ralett b sheets iron McGuirei 400 scs to
Woodruff eo 493 bbls Hour 81 cks oats 94 SEEKS bran Duffy
800 bbs flour il Kennedy &eo "A lhis tobacco to W q
Robinson &ee- % do Buddeeke &ce2T do R1dewald
seo55 seks 22 bbls -four Thomson &coTI4 cks corn
100 bills -four hhds tobacco Given Watt cks ship
stuff a5 pks applies 70 seeks oats Benton2 hds tobacco
So pkg apples Bell laa hbls flour 81 scks bran GO sacks
oats Horfel Gayle Eco GA do Moore f25 sckS
2ds tobacco Il SEEKS Moore Brader "a do Campbell
Mckee &co 50 Dbl potatoes Ge Byes Sco 10 bbls lard
oil Sloconb &co do 10 order Is coils rope Ward Hunt
Ace 10 hhds tobacco Bandcr Hubbard 80 hhls whisky to
Bedow Wus hof-l5 do 4 fully &co4t0 scks TO + a
shawsSh f lbIs beer Il Sehuenapn hhds tobacco
derl0l bb potatoes West fiere lndiies 10 oFderTOal
2z2 hhds tobacco. @#W
YtGkSBu RG- Per steamer Latonrche-6 &C baes cotton
Ricks G5 do W jackson sco 80 do Backner stan
NewnnnzS do Person &col3 do Hughes Hylested
Scop do W Cos &eo-S do Watt &co-2 r Carroll AGO
% hds tobacco Given Watts &eo4 do Wilson Youngl do
CLARK Thieneman-l do las funefSndries orderToai
"a bales cotton all Of the new crop Y hhds tobacco
BAYOU S$RAPer steamer Gapol-- 2 bales new cotton to
Slaughter, smith s Shot~ei--sundries 10 order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-11

~ tuona dease corruption OF the bond which this
becomes vaed weak and poor Being in the crcaaion
pervaes the whole body and burst in disease
part it, organ is free from its attacks there
which may destroy The scTouous faint is yarously
caused by uercura disease low living sorered unhealthy
food impure filth and filthy habits the depressing vices
and ALL the Yenereai Infection Whatever be its ORR
GIN hereditary in the constitution, descending from
parents 10 children the third and fourth generation in
deed it seems the rod Of Him who says will visit the
iniquites Of lie fathers npon their clidren.n
Its by deposition from the blood of corrupt
or ucsros matter which in the lungs liver and internal organs
Ii termed tabecles in the glands swtllng aud the
face eruDons This foul corruption which genders in
the blood depreses the energies Of life that scrofnos
sutious only suffer from eroulous complaints but they
have power withstand the attacks of other diseases
consequently numbers perish by disorders which, although
not scouos their nature still rendered fatal by this faint
in the system Most of the consumption which desinaes the
human arnily has its origin directly in this scrolous
arnination many destructive diseases Of the liver kid
neys brain and indeed Of all the organs arise from
gravatcd by the same
One quarter Of all people arc ser9fnoas he persons
BIZ it To cleanse it from the System must the
blood By Alternative medicine and nggorate by healthy
food and exercise Such medicine supply in
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-11
TALLAHATCHIE AND YAzO0 RIVERS.
YAzuo AND TALLAIATCHIE
MOBILE.
Eux nYtTsELE-DAl U. $.

n<n FOX MOBILE - DAILY VI. So
C SsMai Line-sumuier ArFaugersent-Thes SPLEEN
did low pressure packet steamers Oregon,
Jas Nc G Baker, master; Florida, L. asers qsstst
rude, with superior accommodations, viii make trips and
landings follows unless prevented ~ had Neac high
WATER eff fne accident boat machinery
Iea9ng the Lake end of the Pon;charraip Railroad
on hSgrrival Of the IL o'clock A. train Of cars for Mobile
taking passengers Bay ST. Louis and Pass on Ed,
NESDAYS Stops Mt Bay s. Louis Pass hrShn ard Mis-
sissippi City on RID TURDAY aud Paseassoua
lily, way Returning from Mobile is expected stop
only At isana wharf TUESDAYS ard only NJ leagaTdeas
wharf THURSDAYS; water permitting, Will stop DAILY
at Piss Christian and Bay 81, lsAHis.
ny-For ickets through Blunllrc Phadspha and New
York greatly reduced rates, by thTee different routes and
further Information apply TO ,,.,.,,
iva If ~ Gravier street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-11
Compound Extract of sarsaparIila.

The eectual remedy which the medical skill Of our
times for this everywhere prevailing and atal anal
ady. combined from the active rernedas that have
discovered for the expurgaton Of this foul disorder from
the blood and The q the system from its destructive con-
sequences Hence should be employed tor the OF only
Seroula also those other affections which arise from it,
such rapiye and Skin Diseases St Anhonys Fire Rose
or Erysnelas Ppes Pnsnles, Bloiches Bains and Bos
Tuors Tetter and Salt Rheun Seeld Head Rngwor, Rhea
rnatism Sylphic Mereura Diseases DfOpSy Dyspepsia
Debility and indeed AL eounants arising frpm Initiated
Impure blood The popular belief for mpnrity OF the blood
founded truth for Scroa degenerate of the blood.
particular purpose and virtue of this sa arila 10
rify #eueate this vital fluid. without which sound health
is impossible in eontaIainaed constitutions.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-11

BOsToN-Per ship John & Alheri-R " EFIIn sco--teoA
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