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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-18

BAEN BURNED --On the night Of the 18th
inst, the barn of Mr. Alex. keyzsr, near New
por,, in Page county. Va, was destroyed by
fire Seven fine horsts were Ia the earn Al the
time and were burnt 10 death. A new road
wagon was also burnt up, and several ca'tie
much injured. Loss Al, 500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-18

IA Grand Virginia Dtscsssry. ..sone
fcuT months slnce, our oxcEtsenS !. DV nsman,
NapmTALi EzKrisL, informed ne that hs had
cer ing upon his own head. whose TOP sa-
tireIy bald. We saw him two days aRce and OA
ins hair 'ises has sprs ap With yisofcs fo..h. SO
con vinced e Mr. kzrxsEL al tke e9caey q hs Dc
saysfy INis Sr Ai A%IK lnt prr:? E |:
shout sone into an exssnslvs iaaaUfsslsls of sn
sItic!s which dsst,1 1sf 70 psors ~ a9x'cus In
En9xi,sy. Dee. i3t4. isse. 11 So sFss
This famous art.ele can ROW - ha4 of the rus-
cipal prasyistx. Thess Isrscns Who desire h9s
head Of hair, have oSiy to uee te ve0e0yes accOyd
inx 10 printed dusetions % ~ hsttlss The> Who
have any doubts Of its sihcscys oan have r.,
HAIR RkkT0RER IN LII Ale. Dssvins thai
u 10 all thai il 10 claimed 70 he.
wholesals deeot for orders. - Msi1 - s1vv,
RscHNQNp, Nov. l. -,
IN EZEKIEL. saks ostA csshs A&, eihle,
thns have hesn said foe ~ .RaSA n Is.r. ~
81 " hsI k X asiNh Ezkkts Sis
| ''t' - - - $50 ~TFNAsnsASs kssaIkI.
IAi. ass svsrs to bsias' ~ y Ese1;.. .re. s's-
n w-1m aaa 0Ayess( 1sshmOa1.
l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-18

7eS TO MESSRH. A! ,. TERH Eli,
g. WM. c. TALIAfERSg. FENspALL
In con, pance With your request and in sccorf+
ance with my own lnslinatinsn g heyebx sx tnr1nzre
co COUNTY, aud respectfully solicit the votes OF
nv fellow citizens in May rsxt, lot shf:t ,of'ce.
ice Faithfully. Respectfully,
fo Its JOnN " lAl Lon
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-18

Grand Jnyy.-The Grand Jury adjoarns to-
day. The pressn tments made yesterday, and
those made to-day, will Be published on Mon.
daY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-18

BURNED TO DEATM.-A sinai! chiio OF Mr.
CoIey. who lives in Wyihe county. Va, was
burned to death or Saturday last Ihe father
and mother We're absent 1t the time, ana ~
TWO children left in the house (which was
burned DOWN one met the SAD tate recorded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-18

Steamer Ja,nestotcs-The steamer James.
town. Capt. Skin nor, having been detained in
New York by q heavy snow storm, will sleavs
here this morning at IL O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-18

q petition y; Richard II. lice and ssveral Aur.
dred other citizens OF New York, asking that
Sou,h~ruers travelling with slaves - atteud.
ants, may he psrmitted 70 remaiu In the StAts
ior nine months, VIVA presented.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-18

R THE SHERlFrALTY OR HEN.
myself a candidate for the above neses. Should i
be the pleasure of the voters tn eject me-, shall
discharge the du ties thereof faithfully and impsr
italy. ja 30-lm' JACOB 3. ATLEE.
To the VOTERS o.. NE NRi-
0>S-a co COUNTY.-By the advice of my
frienes. and in accordance with my own wishes. /
SHERIFF or HENRICO COUNTY, and solicit
ycur suifrages at the State election in May next.
AS = ruuran.ee for the faithful performance Ct
the duties OF tae office, refer OIL TO oil VIII" know
me for the manner in which those duties have Deen
performed during the past three ysars thAt have
acted as deputy for the present ehcrlh- se
Respectfully sour fellow citi gen.
Ia H-lms GEO. u. .flA6AbANTD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-18

JrpaE DoueLAs AND FERNANDO WOOD
Judre D,ugIas, in response TO a note from
Fernando Wood, denies the trutA OF the news
paper statement, that the latter, when the
former was In New York. pledged his entire
delegation to the Senator from Illinois In the
aries ton Convention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-18

p, TOTHE VOTERS OF HENRiCO
.AS COUNT am = candidate Tor the Of
Gcs Of OMMISSIO <EK OF THK REvENuE
for the UPPER DISTRICT 0E.AENRi,Co , GO. GO.
ton in MAY next. Should il ne YOUR pleasure tN
elsct me, pledge my self T. disch*rSe the dusies
Of the otfice faithfully. Hsspsettpliy; .rv,
fe7-TuAStlA GEO. W. CAATEF.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-18

A DxsIAL,- Mr.. Speaker Pennington steaies
haying had any Thug u do With the pay mens
Of Mr., Ciay's debts, AID pr ,nouncss The story
la.iy ssarissi isy ears ssp 10 nsen, .of the Cih-
einuass <,oaumsfsiAl, fahricsiioh. s4s4 :,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-18

$. caild s.rs. 70, DsssA.--Oa Thussday aIeet1g
last Eva, an infanS daughter Of y0e. A14ss
residing on Uuvst street caught afe 49,. "
ooe heard tss scrsaas, aad, nstnyeta& eekps
nSseat oedly In sxtineaiahing the 4Amee. H2e
snorr we're too late. The face of the thSld vss
burnt OF. TAfser a night OF Sruas 0snNy -
fnfant died yesterday n0raisg. lrfe..ss = .s.sns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-18

-~@ HAVING BEEN solicited ~ many
81 Of nv friends and neig ..hoTs nj! over the
county, an nonnee myself candidate for the IL
hce OF COMMIaSIoNER OF THE REskNUk
ie il--6Ws WIN. D. PEMBkKTON, OF Sidney.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-18

AH,ax tias passengers by ,hs Oories. non
C.iiIurarA, MeIs tho vile ard eeiedyva q
Judge Terry. ~ AatagssistQl ~. BrsAsssss'
IL tAa lnto duol. fsssa So y&@ss
lev. d a 9aibo& .. y. Wae eenaeeeAaeA
Nancp. lpr - NoruvesS . 1eaaesapeelsA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-18

go, TO JOHN q. TAYLOR. ESQ.,
49, DEAR SIR: As the timo - nppsps0hinS
Tor the voters { Henrcp to select suitable per-
son 70 6ll the office Of SHERIFF.. and eln6 satis-
fed. from our hong acquaintance With 'yeu, THAI
YOU are qua to discharge the du:'s OF the Oi-
ace We the subs :ribers. respectfully request you
10 annrunce Yourself candidate Tor the said Of
fice pieds sns you our support IN the ensuing cleo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-18

. V1T19uTU DDT010E.
roe skisctOr.-Zsdekiah Ki1wsel, Of Marion
H,s',.iaat Eisctos-W- n. Oldha0, 01 AAr'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-12
NUMBER lI0.

prosperity and, plenty this year Est one fldng is
wanting 10 make this desirable country, ans that
s the proper enforcement Of law. Gre us protec-
ton for life and property, and Arizona will soon
become q driving State.
The Overland continues its trips far ahead II
schedule time, and notwithstanding the many dis.
advantages under which fss superintendent labor
in Arizona, will ere another year shall have passed
away effeetHay point out this to be the reste for
the Pacific Railroad, and the only available route
for road to the Western Ocean. Negotiations
are now being carried on between private com
psny in Arizona and the Government Of Sonora for
a right Of way for wagon road stage line, to con-
meet with the Overland at Dragon Springs and
railroad to Gnymas. FROM what can be Iearne 4:
these negotiations will be successful.
Should they succeed, the Pacific can be reached
at Guynas nearly 1000 miles nearer by this than
any other route which, together with the peculiar
advantages which we possess in climate and sur
face, will beyond doubt fix this the route to the
Pacific. st. Louis and Guynas Will then be in
direct connection, and who can now tell the future
OF your thriving city
Enclosed / send you small specimen Of gold,
which ! obtained from Mr.. John G. Ward, OF Las
Crucez, who came in this morning from the mines.
Mr. W. brings about or. Of dust. No more news
of interest at present. VIII write soon again. In
haste, YOURS truly. s5H
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-12
From Arizona.
In the St. Louis Republican we find the follow

In the st. Louis Republican we find the follow
ing letter:
LA MEs1LLA, ARIZONA, June 26, ls60.-0ur val
ley has for some time past been in state of fever
ish excitement relative to the gold discoveries in
the mountains lying between the Rio Mimbres and
the head Of the Gila. That there is gold there in
abundance, there can be no doubt. myself have
seen over one thousand dollars worth of the dust,
which was brought into town last week by Mr.
Rohman, Of the firm of V. ST. Vrain & Co., besides
many smaller quantities. from two ounces to ten
and twelve. The gold taken out thus far has been
from guehes, and the only drawback is the great
scarcity of water.
This may be obviated, in a measure, by rains,
should that section of country be fortunate this
season; but in any event, there is no very great
probability that these mines can ever be extern
sively worked, as old residents, familiar with the
country, all agree that there has always been a
want of water in the entire range. There are
about four hundred persons in the mines at pres
enf, but few are mining now. Most of the miners
are erecting huts, etc. preparing for the rainy sea-
son, which generally sets in about the middle oil
July. Nearly all the American residents here
have LETT for the mines, and our town seems quite
deserted, although very large number of build
lngs are In process OF erection now. Mesllla is
growing rapidly, and ere many months will far
oufshlne the famed city of Santa Fe in point Of
size, if it does not already.
Our weather has thus far been excessively hot.
gentleman resident of ten years informs me the
thermometer has averaged many more degrees this
summer than he has before known in the country.
From.l0 A. M. TO 4 p. d., the mercury indicates
from ll0o to lt9o. Barley and wheat has all been
harvested in fine condition, and corn bids fair 70
exceed in both quantity and quality the usual
crop. Fruits are plenty and unusually line. The
grape crop will be better than for the last five
years in fact everything betokens season of
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-12

From the st. Louis Republican we extract the
following intelligence:
We are indebted to gentleman who came
through on the last express inside of seven days,
for Rocky Mountain Herald of the 3Oth.
The Indian troubles seem to be increasing, and
a meeting of the citizens of Denver had been held
TO take the matter under consideration. The Ara
pahoes Cheyennes and Kiowas, were the three
principal tribes concerned in the depredations and
their contact with civilization seems to have des-
troyed their energy for the chase, and they loaf,
beg and steal around the settlements.
A committee of five was appointed to memorial
ize the Secretary of War to take some action in
the premises, by either purchasing their lands or
naugurating some other policy that would afford
protection to the settlements
Extensive preparations were made to celebrate
the 4th of July on grand scale.
A correspondent writing from California Gulch
under date of June %, reports that all the guches
in that locality are yielding we'll and that new
leads are being discovered. This correspondent
states that there are now about 600 log houses n
California Gulch, with population OF about 2sot
persons and emigration still pouring in.
The Boulder Mines, which were not very en-
coura ging at first, are said to be paying well
and that eight quartz mills are in active operation.
The Tarryall Diggings are also represented as
improving.
The emigration to the various mines is said to be
large, and machinery for working them was pour
ing in heavily.
tried, convicted and sentenced to be hung, and
whom ii is alleged made his escape by the bribery
Of his guard, had not been captured.
ST. JosEPH, July 6.-The Pixies Peak Express
arrived here Yesterday afternoon bringing Sl5,500
in treasure BY this arrival we received the fol
lowing summary Of news, which, however, has
been detained here in consequence of the prostra
ton of the telegraph line by severe storm.
DENVER CRY, June 28.- Indian depredations
upon struggling parties and on our ranches, have
become of SO frequent occurrence it was consid
cred advisable to call meeting Of the citizens, te
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-12
DIR. noonand's .... &c..
ERMAN BITTERS,
DIR. Hoonand's
BALsAM1o CORDIAL,

The great standard medicines Of the present acquired
lbr Fe popularity oa through years Of trial unbounded
satisfaction w them in all and the people have
pronounced tasfa worthy.
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, ,JAUNDIcE, DEBI..
fFY OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM, DISEASES OF til
KIDNEYS and f diseases arising from dsordered liver
eknees Of the stomach and digestive organs speedily
permanently cured by he GERMAN B1TTERs.
The BALsAMIo CORDIAL has acquired reputation sur
passing any similar preparation extan, Iwili cure
without fa and iog standing COUGH, COLD
Or HoARsEEEss, BRONCHITIS, INFLUENZA, GROUP,
PNEUMONIA, INoIP1ENT CONSUMPTION, and has per.
sorned the most astonishing kuown'of
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION
doses wilt also at check and cure the most severe
DIARRHEA proceeding from Cold In the Bowels.
TscSe medicines prepared by Dr. @. NJ JACKSON Co.,
No .s Arch street Philadelphia, Pa and sold by drug
it and dealers in medicines everywhere rs bot.
t Ths signature of O. M. VIII be the outside
wrapper ofeaeh bottle.
Almanac published annually by tho proprie'os called
EvEaYBoDy,s ALMANAC yoa will find testimony and com
raeuaory notices all parts Of tho country These Alma
nacs are given away ty all our agents.
WRIGHT CO., Agents.
5tss .s..- q and ISL Chartres street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-12
pIotiaers.

Thoisauds are daily speaking in the praise of
DR. EAT0R'S INFAY7ILE CORDIAL.
and why because fails afford instantaneous relief
when given time It asif by magic and trial alone
will convince you that what say s true. It contains
NO PAREGoRIC OR oPIATE
Of any kind therefore relieves removing the sueng of
u child of by deadening its sensibities. For this
reason II eoaens itself the only reliable preparation
known for Children Teeng. Darrhen, Dysen,ery Gripping
n the Bowels Acidy Stomach Wind Cold in the Head
and Group sotenng the Gums Reducing Inflammation
Regulating the Bowels and Relieving Pain 1t has equal
being an anspasnodc is used with unfaing successin all
cases Of Co1ynon other Fits As you value the life and
hea Of your children wish them from those sad
heti cofseasences which result from the
of narcotics of which all other remedies for Infantie CON-
paas composed but DR. Eaons Intantie Cor
dial you rely upon 1t perfectly harmless and cam
not inre delicate infant Price % cents Full dec-
tions accompany each bottle. Prepared only by
CHURCH Il DUPONT,
No. 4O9 Broadway, New York,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-12
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
arrival Of the sloop Macedonian.


PORTSMOUTH, N. H.. July 1.-THE U. S. soop-
of-war Macedonian, Capt. Uriah ?. Levy, arrived
to.day from the Mediterranean Sea, where she has
been cruising for some time past.
Sailing Of the Europa.
BosroS, July 1.-THE Cunard mail steamship
Europa, Capt. John Leitch left her dock at noon
to-day for Liverpool via Queenstown.
The Europa took the latest European mails re-
ceived from New York and other points this morn
ing.
She also took out s17 800 specie on freight.
Removal of Marshal Rynders.
New YoRK, July ia dispatch sent to the Phil
adelpha press this evening, say Marshal Rynders
is removed for refusing to oppose Douglas.
Domestic Markets
New YORK, July 1.-THE Cotton market closed
dali; the sales amounted to 1000 bales at 10ac. for
Middling Uplands. Flour closed dull; the sales
to-day add up $3.50 bbls. at IS Is to 81 25 for su-
periine State. Corn closed steady; there were
7G, 600 bushels sold to-day; prices range from G.
To nc. per busfe. Pork is firm; $500 bbls. were
sold to-day at 80 13d to $40 % for Mess. Lard
closed buoyant at previous rates. Coffee closed
duiet Maracaito il selling at l33 to 1c and Costa
Rica at II to 14le. perlb The Sugar market closed
firm at an advaece Of 4c. there were $500 hhds
sold at 81 to TIC for Cuba and $500 hds. at 6I Il
SIC. per H. for Havana.
C1ScIsSAT1, July 1.-THE Flour market closes
auiet. Fresh Ground to Extra is selling at SIS q
to Sc 90 per Dbl. Whisky is firm. 1900 bbls, wer
sold today at 17c. per gallon. Lard is selling a
! lOIc. per lb. Pork is steady. Mess is quoted a
Sl8 to st9 per Dbl. Polar Whalebohes are quote
at Gle to CSC. Corn closed dull Prices rang
from i5c to 46c per bushel Oats are steady, an
selling at sec. to SIC. per bushel.
River Intelligence.
| LOUISVILLE, July H. The Ohio river at thi
point continues to rise. with feet inches Q
water in the canal by the mark.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-12
VOLUME XIII.
r oUIsIANA STEAM CLOTHING MANU-
FACTORY,
t6s..........,.C Strect.......,....IG7
@-. NEW ORLEAEs.

The subscribers respectfully iher customer
and tho Planters general they always prepared to
furnish them with NEGRO CLOTHING Of the very
sarias and at most reasonable prices.
The large patronage they receive from this and neghborng
States induced their establishment as t5
any Increase Of business and in order to be able to supply
their patrons with the and best descrptonsof Of ma
eas they made with several Of the most prom
nen manufacturers the South and shall hencefoh be abe
TO supply Planters with goods Of uniform quality.
They feel confident that they will give entire satisfaction to
athoso may patronze their emnenty Southern enterprise
and solicit ORDERS shall receive immediate attention.
jals 6m HEBRARD d CO.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-12

edaped deficiencies Of the Blood different diseases For
Coughs Colds Bronchitis any affection whatever of the
Throat or Lungs inducing Consumption No. which also
the Depression Of Spirits Loss of Appetite and for all
Chronic Complaints arising from overUse General Debility
and Nervous ProsGtion No. 2 for Liver Complaints No
for Dyspepsia Being already prepared for absorption 1T is
by dteps Immediately into the circulation
% you gain you retsn The No Ais for Female Irregu
arties Hstera Weaknesses See special directions for
this Salt Rhea, Ernptions, Serefnious, Kidney and
Bladder Complaints, take No. s. In all the directions
must be strictly followed Price of the Blood Food 81 per
bottle.
Sold by CHURCH 4 DUPONT, No. 4O6 Broadway, New
York; ). WRIGHT CO., No. 81 i5l Gharres street O..
T. WOOD CO., ST. Louis Mo-, and by all respectable Drug
gists throughout tie country.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-12

THE RULING PAssIoN.=-Sidney Smith related a
pleasant anecdote-w which represented Peel, when
In the Ministry, and on visit to the Brighton Pa
yilion, as called out of bed in the middle of tho
night to attend his Majesty in what--his dinner
having disagreed with him in very alarming man
ner-the King supposed TO be his last moments.
Peel was much affected, and the King, after q few
words, which he could scarcely utter, said Go,
my dear Peel-God bless you I shall never see
you again = and, az Peel turned to leave the room,
he added family, Who made that dressing gown,
my dear Peel? 1t sits very badly behind. God
bless you, my dear fellowt Never emnloy that
tailor again!i [Leslie's Memoirs.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-12
E4AIR EsEsToRATIVEs
THE ONLY DISCOVERY
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR RESTORING
The Bald and Gray!

MANY since the grea. discovery Prof Wood have atept
g eoysd st ssshns hat void dsRs By
hsy nNs gone WSo nS pe 9s md have een forced
eave the Geld to It's rostsss sway. heaa the ionows
. nAgg, III. Maine Line ApTll hlas e 1872 1879 II
1855 saeetnr yons valuable Hair Restorative and which
syS q a osss SSy he s sssais h m
Ths ina,fres areafs Is 1t fact Of my habtaon and
q oa al Z aeeiH si,fa eantHsq hia does hill sl
pus f. Y d r % soSa tas ayn6y s KY har i
better @ in stage of ny fe for forty yeaTs past 5 g. more
Fsr1 ad s only WY & generally y tha the
f care erc Used 81 wipag n close connection with
The wisefs, the result will follow as the haiT have
Seg EusIad ais i ny hair s continued e II good
ss hsgs % S Sh @ @ S Rs dnSb baes initiated
and been used only without any good effect bit 10 aosoae
foI some months Ind yes M hair good and hun
s d s6 s9y srs9 sa Il Th M hssd 1fse a r
this se send you i9ek Of my mar ,aTe M on toe p m S wSg
eaye w y friends and thereby induced them try it
many were skepc until trial. and then purchased and
uedlt win universal viii ssk n tayor ,hat you
sold ~ many fear wllont authority from you pafss g. a ra
fe @ s sJ "pe K csd sai BY the impure article which
m inventor q the g22d assm & y ~ agy ~ sr r. II
all Of Of my mistaken opinion Of ~ ya%GSIf 70
IA Aaron, Run, ~, NOV. %. isss.
paoy o. j. woop-pear Sir voud certainly be doing yon
5 a R Re to 0w ea have
sng bottle Of yopr Hair Restorative Aer nslng every
restorative extant hut without success and hndne my
head nearly destitute hRir finally induced to Try bot
lie Of yr Hair Restorative Now candor and justice compel
ma Ia trnotice 10 whoever may read this tnt now possess
growth Of hair which gEononnee .gne6 and
sion 10 recommend ganabe remedy to ALL who uy teel
ae necessity for IT. Respectfully ry ALLEN BROCK
r. s. This testimonial Of my appreciation Tor y99f vaaei ~,
madeleine las you ire Of Is unsolicited bni i you thing
Il wortty place among rest, insert H. if wish II noi
destroy III and say nothing Yours, etc., hLY.s ~ p.
The Restorative is put up bottles Of three sizes ys Large
medium % rna Te small holds half pint, and etails fol
dollar per bottle The medium bottle holds q least twenty
mar nne proportion than the small ana retas Tor
dollars er bottle Thelage holds quart, forty per cent more
in proportion feaiis for three doliaa bottle v
Wool () Proprielaf Broadway, New York. and IL
s; sree st. Mo-; and sold by all good druggists an
's' go j. WRIGHT Il CO., Agents,
u and f1l ChGrtres street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-12
sANFoKD,s
LIVER INVI ORA TO R

Ii compounded entisly from Gums, has become
tablished fact Standard Medicine known and approved by all
that IL and with confidence in all
the diseases for which is recommended.
1t has thonsands within two years who hnd
given up all hopes of relief the unsolicited cei-
Gates in ms possession show.
The be adapted the temperament the ndyd.
taking 1T and used in such quantities gently
Bowels.
L the dictates your Judgment guide you se of the
Liver Inveorator and will Liver Complaints Bilious
Attacks Dyspepsia, Chronic Darrhea Summer Cqapants
Dysentery Dopsy, Stomach Babitua COST veness choc
Cholera Cholera Morbus Cholera Inanum, Faulencs Jaun
dice Female Weaknesses, and may be used successfully
Ordinary Family Medicine. It will Sick Headache
Thousands eau testify twenty minutes if ths w.
spoonsfu taken at Of attack Al u,a
it are giving ther testimony in its favor ny
Mix water the mouth with The .Invigorae "a s,vo1t
both together.
Price, 81 per bottle erS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-12
~
Blood Food.

Healthy Human Bleed upon being ANALYzED, always pre-
seuts Us with elements, and gives Of
this True Standard. Anayze the Blood OF suffering
from Consumption Complaint Dyspepsia, scrofua
and @ find In e certain deficiencies in the red glob
ules II Blood fpply thsedehcenees and made well
The Blood Food upon rheoryhence its asonsh
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-12

NEW YoRg, July 1.-THE Liverpool, New York
and Philadelphia Mail Gompanys steamship Glas-
gov, Capt. j. B. Thompson, from Liverpool via
Queenstown, reached her wharf tbs evening
The Glasgow left liverpool Wednesday, june ~,
and touched at Queenstown Thursday evening, the
2sth.
Her news has been fully anticipated by the Pal
esfine at Quebec, and the Arabia at Halifax.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-12

A Western paper, chroncling the lamentable
occurrence of staging attached to church, be-
ing blown down, very feelingly remarks:
We are happy to state that over twenty P@ .ople
were brought suddenly to the ground safe, andl
man, Mr.. Wilkins, got his neck broke. MI. w.
was an estmable young man, and the fatherl of a
good many children, besides large farm well
stocked. He was fatally injured.