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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-09
HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.

Special u The New Orleans clesceul
HAEANA, Nov. 5, 1850.
Ai,. Editor--0n the Both ultimo, when on my
way to the wharf to go on board tile steamship
Habana, with your letter, Iascertained there was
an investigation Of serious matter being proceed
ed with at the United States Consulate. Although
pressed for time stepped in at the Consulate, as
certained what was going on, opened my letter
and added few lines to it to make you aware of
the circumstance.
I am now In possession of all the particulars of
the affair as detailed by the several witnesses.
In order to spare myself unnecessary repetition,
and as all the witnesses agreed in the main
features Of the case, ! shall endeayar to give them
TO you in the form.of a narrative.
James b. Nichols, master of the ship Champion
Of Bath, Maine, complained that Alexander Cook
late cook and steward, John Stevens, James
Edwards, David Seaman, Jos. w. Sinclair, J. J.
W. Paokwood John Lewis, Samuel Harris, and
Edward James, seamen (all blacksl of said ship
had been guilty Of mutiny, attempting the lives oi
Tie officers and master Of said ship, and to seize
said vessel at sea on the morning of the 30tl
October aforesaid.
Ii appeared from the evidence of the several
witnesses that soon after the ship had on that
| ing got outside the Moro Castle, Alex. Cook, the
cook and steward, went aft and asked for melaases
he (the cook having knife in his hand. That the
| Captain told him he must be more careful with the
stores, or there wenld be alteration in the ship
| The cook replied he did not care d-n, he would
not be mere careful with the stores. The Captain
ordered the cook to the galley. He jumped and
swore If the Captain put hand on him he would
take bis life The Captain thenwent into his cabin
and came out with revolver and irons in his hands
and called the first and second mates to assist ii
putting the cook in irons. Approaching the galley
with the first mate for that purpose, the cook CLOSED
one OF the doors OF the galley. They went to the
other side and got hold of the cook, bearing him
i downupon the spars near the rail, to prevent hi
doing mischief with the knife he still had in his
hand, when four or more of the crew overpowerei
the mate and the revolver dropping out Of the Cap
tains hand, the cook zezed 1t and kept possession
of it, though he was several times requested by th'
Captain and once by his wife to give it mp, whcl
d he refused to do. Paekwood who was called John
son on board, had hold of the Captains neck, say
. ing, kill the son Of h--.r The cook walked ii
and down the deck with the revolver in his hand
saying he was Captain Of an American ship, and h
! was going 10 show his power. Having seyera
times, IS before stated requested the cook to Civ
up the revolver, which he still refused to do, tn
Captain retired to his cabin, and coming out agai
y requested the cook TO give up the revolver whIr
he refused to do. The Captain returned to hi
cabin, when the mnzzis Of . gun was seen prs
:, truding from the door, shot was heard, and tn
!. cook fell mortaly wounded, He died in about iy
minutes. The cook had been heard To- say the pr,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-09
COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENCE.

Special to the New Orleans Crescent
HAVANA, Nov. 8, 1860.
Mr. Editor-Since my adviees per Habana of
sOth ult. the Sugar market has been in q state Of
| complete torpor. Holders, however, appear de-
! termned to enforce their pretensons to which,
however, intending purchasers seem little inclined
to Weld. ASH have not heard of single transac-
tion of moment since my last can only repeat my
quotations upon the basis Of reals per arrobe for
| d. S. No. IL.
The exports hence and from Matanzas last week
amounted to l6 ,65s boxes and l95 hhds, of which
| 1920 boxes went to New Orleans. The stocks
\ here and at Matanzas are about $1,000 boxes,
against l15 900 boxes at this time last year. few
estates have already commenced to grind their
canes, and others will Immediately follow.
The canes, hear, have beautiful appearance,
ana unless there should unfortunately be unusually
bad weather, an early and abundant crop may be
| hoped for.
MoLAssEs-4 reals per keg was paid last week
for Clayed in this harbor to ballast vessels.
LARp-Rates rather better and tending upwards;
SIC to sI9 rs for tierces and bbls., and SIS 80 to
Sl9 for kegs have been the currentrates since my
last. The stock, however, is still large than
$500 tierces and bbls. and 40, ,aOt kegs.
BuTTER- Neither arrivals nor sales reported
since my last.
cnHEsE "A cargo from Amsterdam remains
afloat.
HANS There are scarcely any American in
stock, and the demand is improving.
BEEF---None in stock. Demand fair.
CLEAR PeRE- Rates are declining; 25 boxes
| from New York sold at SIS so per quintal.
PoTAroEs- With moderate arrivals rates have
| improved; 100 bbls. from New York realized
"a s25, and 1877 bbls from Philadelphia 81 SO pei
| barrel.
oNloNs-Yery abundant; zoo quintals Spanish
| sold OF s. per quintal.
APPLEs-3 parcels, per steamers from New
| York, sold at rates not made public.
PEARs-7 half bbls., from New York, sold at 81
per bbl.
| CANDLEs-Abundant and dull.
SoAP--In good demand 200 boxes yellow, from
| New York, realized 81 per quintal.
! TALLow--Abundant, with little demand.
| RICE Without improvement inrates. Last sale
| J hhds., on Saturday, at II reals per arrobe.
| YELLOW PINE-Two cargoes await purchasers
| A cargo from Wilmington realized s37 Is per
| thousand feet.
SHooKs-Molasses and Sugar hid, city made
| sales at S2 20 TO ~ 3f8 Hhply nHus'3 ~ o0.
Hoors-Tn good demand; Short, $45; Long
| $50 per thousand.
FHnleurs-Gontinue very dull. For Northerr
ports as low as 25 cents per box has been accepted
for ballast. cannot hold out any hope Of improve
mont until there is more activity in the Sugar mar
ket. Spanish brig, of 800 boxes capacity, ha
accepted a45oo for the voyage to Hamburg ant
i back.
EXCHANGES Still declining; quote Sterling i
to Isl per cent. premium New Orleans, Short
5 10 81 per cent. premium; New York, eco da.
4 billsl u to 50 per cent premium. 49,
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soazKElH rHopucr, We have been favored
4g Msssrs. Npges & Wells. 2s Commercial Place,
mlsa some specimens ii parafne candles, manu-
ssstnss VI MasssiIls, Ky, out Of the coal Of that
y4gien. They arc d beautiful article, burn clear
aaa Iong, giving IN our opinion, a much stronger
slght than staT of sperm Candles while they are
fxse Ifon grease d disagraeable smell. The dis
caSsF7 II slle process 10 manufacture paraffne IS
" npafatisely recent date, and cannot prove Of
Ies4 than that Of atearine in the manu-
2ActisEe af candies now that sperm is becoming so
aSaraa and costly. As tbe South abounds with
nsiaaA II coal Whieh are rich in the matter nces-
safy IL produce il, We can congratulate ourselves
zgaH ans oslier source Of wealth and independence
: u ~ North. Massrs Noyes 81 Wells have large
Stock u these candles of all colors on hand, which
tsag Will sall at q very reasonable price.
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y. I'D. EDa,aseros, $ Co.,


Offer to tho public choice of all styles of
Velvet Wilton and Brussels GARPETING.
Imperial 3-Ply aud Ingram
Together with Rugs, Baaes Door Mats ETC.. etc, etc.
FLOOR OIL cLoTH-3to "a feet wide of the me
dunn qualities
CURTAIN MATERIAL -Brocaelle, silk, Wool and Worst
ed Damask8 Fringes, Gimps, Tassels, etc.
Al qualities of Embroidered Lace and Muslin CURTAINS
from So to SIS per pair,
WINDOW SHADEsWe have the largest stack to be found
select from of all sizes and patterns No establish
the country offer better of Carpeng
Material than have open for the inspection
of housekeepers. No 2p6t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-09

SAD CONSTITUENCIES OF NEaRa EQuALFY.-M Miss
Georgiette Tucker, highly accomplished young
lady Of Toledo on whose education her father had
bestowed great pains, graduate of oberlin Col
lege, of fine musical talent, and who has delivered
several public lectures on literary subjects, re,
eently-as we see BY Toledo paper-eloped with
colored barber Of that place, leaving her father
in condition of mind which can better be imagined
than described. The guilty pair were married al
Datroit
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-09

AssALa TIoN.-sAn exchange appropriately
xenaFks Who Ii II that mixes white and black
ataed rlous Abolitionists whine and ten Us that ii
y Hsatliern Democracy Look at the census 81
lss8s aud yon will fad that In Massachusetts, the
nsalassuea in proportion to the blacks, are 81 per
Nszlt.s h Ssuth carolina, per cent; and in the
nsnsa proportion through all the other States.
hzxiag, indeed II i natural with these Repnbli.
cans, WHO are educated ID the same schools With
negroes, t0 mix With their EQUALS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-09

a YourHru1. RIVAL OF BLoNpIN.-A boy named
Charles Afford, l6 years od astonished the people
OF Marietta last Tuesday, by walking rope, a Ia
Blondin, stretched from the top of the National
House to pole erected near Brennans Hall, at
an altitude of about seventy feet. He not only
did this, but he walked it backward, stood upon
his head on the rope, and walked twice the whole
length Of the rope by torehlight in the evening.
One Of the largest crowds ever seen in Marietta
Witnessed the performance.
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PRESENT STATE or THE COUNTRY.

The readers OF tne Crescent anu sne peoPie =.
the Southwestern States generally VIII Dear us eas
in the assertion that while we nave hcNs1 ~
longed TO the class usually styiea onioa,a'
price men, we have ever been tfae ana NJ ~
the Union as our forefathers mace y anu .aas y
ardently desire its contahuancs loi a.' ~
come, as long as tne requ'ieaienss s,sts
mon Gonstitnuon, WINCH on, go "a sr;r;t W.
made, are comphea wan y .e'ssl ss.a Z,
never asked anythins iho1s IA. i., s-,.s,
observance of the na'ionai ~.'loo' 80
the Union never Wouiu hase psen ioii"eu' a'1
our present cohsu.a'aon, wli'h nss eesn ueeaea
matchiess N iss eScehehce, moula hsSe hesel
known existence. Ihat IS all. VINO can say sla'
we demanded 100 mueh
National partnerships are IKE Individual pare-
neFships. There is q contract to be observed pe-
tween al the members and When any partner OF
partners violate one or more OF these articles OF
agreement the partnership IS legally dissoivea,
This is the law, as regards associations q indls,o
suais and communities 81 STATES, missing Y = "
aggregate great nation, bound togesner ~ na,
tionai stipuiauons q copaf'nershlp' osnno5 aau
have no right TO claim, exemption rom .ie uh,sef.
sal law and rule which mas pfesa'ea tnfousnons
Christendom and Heathendoni, as tar oaoh as nis-
tory and tradition enables us " speah WIN aly
degree OF accurate Judgment
While we claim 70 be Unon-strong union men
while we would 60 as far as the farthest 70 per
petuate tive must say, to use substantially the
words Of John Bell, that If it is wrested from It's
original purpose, if it is to be made an engine by
which the minority section are to be deprived Of
their inaienable rights, without Constitutional re-
strictions and limitations, by an unscrup uious ana
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-09
DImD.

On Thursday afternoon Sth inst at 3s o'clock EDWARD
Il. PARKER, aged 10 years
The friends and acquanances OF the family respectfully
invited TO attend The funeral his late residence Of
Camp and Thalia Streets At o'clock this evening.
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Eiilie'3
u+.-.s Eiilie's -..-.=..-
PATENT WROUGHT AND CHILLED IRON
ATE s.

These the only Safes manufactured actually possessing
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF qualities combined.
AL other Safes offered for sale in this market constructed
of SHEET IRON which efeetually attacks
of Burglars, and regarding the FreProof qualities
SHEET IRON STRUCTURES It be remembered that out
Of all the number of Sheet Iron Safes at the late
ROYAL STREET FIREl
NOT ONE, which was exposed, PRESERVED ITS CON
TENTS uniniured while several BURNED OUT en-
elynot yestga of The interior work remaining
when opened. 5.M
Per Gontra-Read the following unprecedented trial of LII
LIES SAFES, through which LILLIE,s ALONE could pass
trinmphanty:
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ZIP wanted 70 get out into the rain last
sseng, far @ le g tha reignipg attraction in the
MeaeWin b telf, aside from his watery disposition,
4 eaufEatsrnsty wish ths raining il vogue outside
m Masaaus.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-09

EEUs MIEr sus The Minute Men Of '60p and
~ Bea Champions will please refer to notices
calling aaaetiAgs Of their respective associations
1hia eyepIng
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-09

rA'frssiFz RAlR Oh cLoTarNe. Doors. SHOES AND
aaaA Ny sa shs Attention IL the trade Tho sale ef
zpszs s4 shsee sine eohps ee take place this day at
u eeseeE 4. ~ IL D. Issgsnsas. Eaehe Co 4 auction
ssunass 10. % ukarsFss ssusss Teruns 1t saie.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-09

RsrMadame CaprelI-ThIs extraoFdInafy
Clairyoyan prestige Of long and ant
Medical Gairyoyan and ysonist and her reputation for
thoroughly satisfying all who consult her is snfeeu guar
her abilities No fees received in advance and perfect
satisfaction in all given All Letters of inquiry promptly
answered. Horoscopes of Life accurately calculated
MADAME cAPRELL,
no 2nlta LII Custnmhnuse street
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Nsw Slsls Ass, i. Nsx. 8. 1850,

81 D. K3son. fss
1isass 81 thare i every probability that Lin
a1sa lst the atccassfal Presidential candidate, can
ySa ihfprm tho undersigned who viii fire the salute
of AHA handted guns in this city IL celebration Of
tisis event II you cannot answer lie above query,
Nfs4se ash lie puhiic. A FRiEND.
Can anas ii. Ed gREscENr.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-09
Z xsuIvxr q JIlDeE Do6anAs.--Hon. Stephen

xnMrvxn cr luDeE DousnAs.- Hon. Stephen A,
xsugias III lllincss arrived in the city yesterday
snsfaiags on The Mobile 4iail boat. At Il o'clock
IA essns np from the laks-end, where he had re-
aSifgcd AFTER the arrival If the boat at an esrly
Aeax. large crowd assembled to see him arrive,
~ W 1darsssed them for few minutes from the
68Ieony III The st. Charles Hotel. Mrs. Douglas
her husband, and, we regret 70 learn,
ii atiil sufesing somewhat from the injury to her
sssele seceived A Monfg gomerr, Alabama.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-09
Unprecedented Trial OF LiIlIe's safes.

We clip the following from The Troy tNew York; Daily
Wing;
Lewis Lille, Esq, Troy:
Dear sWheu visited your works in Troy became salts.
fe Of the superiority your Chilled Wrought Safes
on my return to
New York Ny determination delayed, however, that
might investigate The charges which ynnr competitors his
city brought against the reputation Of yor safes did
this howeser Until after the night Of June 18th when
blown open robbed slgO bought or
your agent whose Representations entirely Relied of
your No. Fire and Burglar Proof Safes ul.hongh
by competitors that in OF fire
be entirely destroyed.
On the ght OF the 18th of June my Office Which was four
story building; together with the stables my steam avni
entirely destroyed by fire. Your Safe in the second
story, entirely surrounded by The hottest have
known fell red hot into the cellar. striking he'd of
rocks and Ii until then that any
with the neghbohocd too hot or the remen hold
the hose on that building.
bad all nj and valuable papers this Safe together
with $4,000 money and notes and free ay when
1t dragged of the ruins did expect the
saved the engineers and tenen all that
hot FIRE they attended Qae he contrary is Tic case
however, all its contents entirely saved and is my
pleasure deem my refer those interested the
Safe and its contents, which will cheerully show here
Yours, etc,
Agent for the E. r. S. s. Mills, New York
The walls of Llic's Safes SOLID IRON from
three inches in thickness inside of this is great depth
| of eproof nlling-the best known
Lilies celebrated COMBINATION LOCKS are used on
these Safes ONLY =uz.=
We in the largest stock of Safes offered
sale in this city.
Rs-Gall and examine At
Fairbanks Scale and Safe Warehouse,
% CAMP STREET. NEW ORLEANS
90 2neodtf FAIRBANKS s. co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-09
rsIpAY noRaI az, NOVEMBER :, 1850.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

x S,acHs Co. s'eiorh No. O. chares
Sss.a i4,ss asss.nnens Of boots shoes and lregans.
<kqiisHys ste
M NJ ssaea and n. ~ Naphy seil 70 O'clock a 10 ss
es4sr street dAmassd carpetlnss.
Nzas3ssHssy smih ssl II O'Clock at The ccrEer o.
xanksam and rrhouptoulas Asteass Rsnda horses and
iss rnpies
IL W Tsss Jf uo ssll 5x ocleck At ihe corner Of
Raeisazd and Orange sruass, 70 haes cotton. ss
n auction heads 5sh page
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-09

y aslzE " ARIES To-NIgHT. .s. Nine Points o
aaw,s qhe Weish Grl.p and /. Race for
Widemn aro the attractions comprised in the bill
If she S.. Charles Tonight
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-09
Perfection of Light.

PURE tBeodorlzsd) PARAFINE ILLUMINATING OILS,
from The great kanawha oompanys works, Virginia. at 81 20
per gallon, at the
COAL OIL AND LAMP EMPORIUM,
No. 6 CHARTERS STREET,
Sole Agency for This city Of the above uniyaed OIL Also
the best Keroue oils and Paadne Candles together with
the largest complete Kerone and Coal
OIL Lamps Sugar House and Plantation Lanterns the souh
For sale wholesale and retail At the lowest prices
II. G. COVERT,
,- on+f Successor to AYteu,on TIill
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-09
s'oaacsl 1ss sssssangz to-rnorrov -aaI

AsspEs1 OF Music. The merciless weather last
Ggat interfred lainsntably with the attendance at
die AoaKeusy of Music, and prevented many one
Nassspg a pleasant evening. The entertainment
mas csFitals sud those who did not so lost that
aslaaht of capital Z which they would have
senu9ed
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-09

YauR AfTRSrloS i called by the auotioneers IN
rfaSs af Inc aala " carpss rugs OIL ccss aangs ef Is
80 sse ubieh tAkes pace shs ds oreoh Ut Ne ss Camp
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-09

70 Pnlsrzas "a segosd hand Ruqeies press.
~ esad y arese u ii ~ Eea roshegs or hs
rsaf NqtNy R4atiHs ..sAAshsns 4s Magazine sssc
zza ADVERTISEMENT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-09
minute .7ue,. OF 80, .at,ensioa /.

The officers and members requested to meet at their Hal
on FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. 8, at O'Clock.
a-Be puncuE business of Importance will be transacted
BY ordet
P. R. MIDDLEMISs, President.
j. A. BROWN, Secretary pro tenn. n9 2p1t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-09

Ezx. wxIxgsss RgsA tNs. Capt. ]. S. Inest, q
saiIapt and nasitorious oaicer in the Nicaragnan
afar I'M an esteemed friend If the iamsnted Gen.
Mxlker. sails to-day for Truxiilo, Honduras, to
1lfs5l ina convey u Nashville Tenn, the remains
II his friend ana General. we wish him complete
saesess ri his melancholy mission.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-09

IosaEs OF WAeERs os rnE PRESIDENTIAL EsEc,
rsns ef Nj Robert GIlbhle Of th.
etSshirg IS Camp street. corner Of Graser
n spszss fer tssslf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-09
no 2pltR
s-Appen1 to science y If You wish to be

RJ~AppeaI to Science = If YOU wish to be
sure Of obtaining perfect Hair Dye without deeerious
element. CRIsTADoRo's EXCELSIOR DYE is the only one
submitted this ordeal It has been ANALYEEn BY
CHIFFON chemist in the country and his certificate,
setting forth his harmessness within the reach of every
buyer
The EXQUISITE BEAUTY of its blacks and browns which
1t produces with unerring certainty in minutes has fairly
won appeattOn of the natural Hair Dye ever
invented.
Sold everywhere. Applied by all Hair Dressers
cRISTADoRo,6 Astor House. N. Y.
Sold in New Orleans wholesale and retail by j. WRIGHT
co. 81 and Chares street. General Agents. o8 2plm&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-09

The diseases be cured without debtang the ys-
tenn in The least, by DR. osGooB's INDIA CHoLAGoGuE.
This medicine purely vegetable, pleasant in lis Effects and
easy administration Ii may be given with the perfect
safety and is warranted 10 gige entire satisfaction
individuals travelling in miemnl dis riots Of country will find
this remedy taken in the usual Doses tee tes a5rd
perfect protection against the Ague and other diseases of tic
climate.
tested in thousands of cases and by
all who have used it, one Of the fever and ague
dies extgnt.h
For Aaue Cake Enlargement Of the Spleen, il will be found
invaluable remedy. In of long standing, ii should be
continued several months BY it rarely fails Of
reducing the oFgan to rs natural and healthy size.
Be sure and ask for DIR. 0SGpOD's INDIA Cu0EA
GoGUE there many eounterfes offered for sale.
Forsale en Now Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
]. WRIGHT & CO.,
2 and 15I Chaffres street,
n5 2psteodEltW General Agents for the South.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-09

I.<sT The hsssr 81 two coral shirt studs, 10
tsaselas u she ssss referred to advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-09

BOARD wANTED.-Board is wanted for gentle.
man and his wife. See advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-09
Ht Cures at Once.

T Cures at Once.
The quickest and remedy of the best hence
such Piles Rheum scofn and, in fact
every kind of euaueous Eupons Cuts Wonnd Bruises Old
Sores, Erysipelas and all of the genus
DALLEY,s MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
the only real quick and effective be obtained Try it
once, and you will never be withou. it
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
]. WRIGHT & CO.,
81 and l5I Chartres street,
n5 2p3teed<W Sole Proprietors
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-09

Wme's rnE owaGR. 4 bay mare pony IS adser
kssaa hy sfs a, NeEowell.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-09

sapply of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE, in quartz
and pi continually hand which saqual the
to this market Also, other brands Of inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA sHER-
RY, GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN.
CHOIR SHERRY, ,sPARKLING and STILL HOOK, Old and
Fine PORT WINE, MADEIRA AND SHERRY WINES,
Che vintage of 1T96 1898 1905
othor brands WHISKY Of s descr;pians-scotch, Irish,
Bye Bourbon. ALE and PORTER in pins and quarts.
Also on haad my usual assortment of the best
Wines and Lfga0rs
market which will be sold reasonable any
ether house in the city. =
sEWELIl Y. TAYLOR,
OF 2ply Nos. ls and Is RoyalBtr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-09

sa-Feyer and Ague and all Feyers are
cured by perseverance with BRANDRRTHs PILLS which
take ali poon Of whatever nature they nay be- from the cir
cuation.
Mr. John Y Haight. Supervisor of New Castle Weseheer
connty New York says November ls5S II WAS two years
ago. attacked with fever and ague which, notwithstanding the
best medical advice continued soey act Tor six tedious
months became yellow saffron and reduced to skin and
bone Medicine physicians abandoned in despair As
an experiment. my single dose Of SIX of Bran-
dreths Universal Vegetable ps, empty stomach, early
In The morning The seemed ali the latent
catiyo eec was different from anything had used or
b4ealed ecr That evening indeed sensbly better and
course continued to take the Pills in this way about three
weeks when found myself entirely cured Ny health has
been surprisingly good ever since
PILLS sold at % eensper box with full
directions a 29l Canal street. New York DR.. Brandrets OF
Gec and by J. WRIGHT CO.. Nos u and l61 chartres
street, aud by all respectable dealers in medicines.
| nS 2p2tawGaowW-lm
/ a@-Experience xeacnes ms that delfcRey
females from Supplying for the alleviate
suffering and se Thai objection obviaed in the
Of Sir Garkos Female Pills. prepared after the pre-
scrpon Of Sir James Clarke Physician the Queen Eng
land well known be the only and ssfe remedy
female and ohstruetons from any eaase.n They
bottle containing 50 pills post Eee BY enclosing u
/ md six postage stamps to any agent.
eeneral tho United sates JOE NOSES Rochester
NY, j. WRIGHT CO., New oriesns, Wholesale Agents
| sad sold BY I'll respectable Druggists fea aply&W