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.,.,;nr rery dull and no minally lower-No. Q
es-ne ] heinz offered at $l.o7G1.os without
tr,er, Oats were steady, under fair demand
spd sales 1t 27G2sc in store-priucipally tie
out side quotation. Rye quist.-No. selling at
Sc in store. Barley dull and NOMINAL High
wines steady st Isle for city manufactured
Hides unchanged. !.
Freights remain firm. -Four
gagged to.day at So for veg els were Gu
wheat to Xiv corn to Buffalo, and Sc for
-gston.
MILWAUKEE MAaxETs-June 25.-Receipta
COO brls flour, 11,175 bu wheat. Shipped a,loe
bu wheat, ,4s4 brls -four. The Sentintl Of this
morning ssys:
Early to-day there was scarcely anything
done in our market, dealers holding back for the
steamers news, and wten that was rereiTed
buyers placedtheir figures so high as to greatly
check operation. The onlY aae of any impor-
tance reported was 1000 bu No. f. o. b., July
1st, at $l.20. but this WIS speculative trausac,
ton, a mere bel, and no criterion Of the market.
Buyers would willingly have conceded to an nd.
vance Of Sc, offering $l.14 for No. in store,
and $l.ls for No. 2, but holders were demand
ing 1@2c above these prices, and SO the market
remained oil the afternoon, neither parties ex-
hibiting the slightest inclination to meet the
views Of the others.
Grain vessels are more plenty and 1@}c low-
er. The following engagements have taken
place since our las: brig David Ferguson, wheat
| 10 puiTtlo at 4}c; schooner d. O. Dickinson do
| 1t 4c: schooner G. b. Norris, wheat to Osweeo
at &C. Rates on -four unchanged.
BnEapsrurfs-The n. T. Herald of Monday
| says:
Our grain market has been lately stimulated
to activity by the news from Europe. It seems
that in France the weather has not been favor.
uble Tor wheat, aud complaints are made of tie
prospects in England also. 1t is known that
Tue European crops OIL 1859 were light; the sur
plus On band, however, when the harvest was
gathered, was so large that the advance in pri.
ceS, SO confidently predicted nearly q yenr
ago, has never been realized. Now, it seems
these old supplies are running down, and
operators in England again predict specu'a-
tive movement in breadstuffs. Our crops look
very well indeed in the North and Northwest,
but less promising in the South and South. cen
trail part Of the couutry the prospect is that
| the wheat crop will be above an average and il
the autumn frosts be 10 earlier than usual, the
corn yield will also be large. Chicago continues
10 receive large quantities Of corn from South
| erp and central Illinois, and wheat from West
ern Illinois and Iowu. The movement ia corn
il nearly three times as large as it was this lime
last year.
| FREIGHT ENGAGEMENTS AT New YoRk.-Mon.
| days n. y. Tribune reports US follows: To
Liverpool, 5000 br1s flour. at Is 9d@ls l0fd;
$4,000 bust, wheat at 7ad@7Id, IN pulk and
bags: 10000 bush corn, in bulk at lid; 400
bris liosia on private terms; so bids tallow Ut
e0s: $50 trsins butter (per hteamer) at sos. To
| J.oodon 5000 brls flour at 2s I'd. To Glas-
CIV: 5000 hush wheat. in shippers bags at
lid; an4 1000 brls flour at g Cd.
, 1860-06-27
OaWcE0 Market,

OHWcE0 Market,
Br TuE5kArA.1 OswEoo, June r.
FLorx->.te ,dy 1t 20 cor mon TO extra e,at+
GsA1x Wh. hrld sbove views nfbuyers. S. - 100
bu CMLata Glib Ut et+e. Corn unclaimed sales l.oo
I'D III 1t t9c ie br prime ao exc; A0n1 hu 10
arrive u s-X. Oats in limited demand Sales 5000 bu
CauadIzn, It &3fc.
Caw1L FnkIcars-Cannot le quot over 11tc whe4t,
e on c,1n to H. York. few Shipments have tcea 1aade
At half 4 cent above thcse quotations..
LAKx lHrur1s-s0o bblA hous 1nQ bu wheat 40 ba tas-
ltF. .,,..
, 1860-06-27

NEW YoRK, June 36.-The five story bui!d-
ing No. 119 Fulton street, and 81 Ann street,
was almost entirely destroy ed by ire this fore.
noon. 1t wasoecupied By Lewis Co., clo.hiers.
Whlteboue / Co., printers. i policeman WIS
badly injured, and several fireuen narrowly es-
capped being crushed BY the falling of the walls.
Loss $95, 900.
, 1860-06-27

NEW + ORE, June a6.-Tha loss by fire in Ann
and Fulton streets last night exceeds 300, 600,
the most Of which falls On Lewis l. Co. The
insurance amounts to $4,000. The Clipper,
Rdndtl Zti.ung aud Sunday 1Ads Offices were
eomewhat damaged.
The New York State Loan for Il 200 600 was
awarded ut Albany today ut from 11l il. 100
to 1ol IS 100. Thompson Brothers, bankers, Of
this city, get about s400,O00 at the former bid,
on their bid for the whole loan
, 1860-06-27

PEn ECEurA.1 L1FEEron1- June 1G.
L1vEurooL FRoy1strH MAukrr Wakefield Nash 4 20 :.
Il. i. j. tn aud crH IeIN.1t etftayy, little Lq 1tr. aEd
prizes weak. Fork steady. Eacon steady. LAID finn At
31G'9a.
ltvtRr-oL 1snunrcx MAEkFT.-Tttc bfrkess and O'hse
ccuA's report p,ta-he. for tew. lta1as VI
10. tiG 81. s"g4' steady cet!sr atm. viii .lshs I'm
low Gaitl'r- Ricc fun with l2ge srfcu
iAva inquiry 1ur aa"at: all qua rs t!aly a,t
sane'ns; a:,s of .:1.ln It es Satr fhiladelpha :k
L!,s I'd Inactive at sss 61. Tea unchanged.
1uAuoS.-i'arnG. ht9. ni'ort Whtat advanced s.
s =. eicadg. TIA quiet and prces ta>ier but
qa.:tion. ure uEel .need Ctre DIM al all advance Of
It s3x@g!x tor ss.oqnt q ci.ennnt The bullion in the
beru favorable for iAe crps. Fou. qnNt at Thursdays
lay a,san. Il :sd sa Il red Vi ios @@l1s xiife
l0s 6'es'2s :d. '"'a ttmw with eood dsmaId Market
opened d Cit tS I'd but rules 4utnti}' iccuygftu It,
ealr mixed vi SIS Gd: yc!low a1Gl3s> ST. white S4..
, 1860-06-27

NEW YORK INSURANCE
4N AGENCY.
HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY,
Cash Capital and sup1us......... ...........ss8a91 II
MANliTfAV FIRE INSURANCE co.,
Casb Capa! aud Surplus &11im CO
ARCTIC FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
Cs9h CAPITAL ard Surplus. .t:aIA2 q
INDEMNIFY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Cash Capital and Surplus. u
LAMAR FIRE INSURANCE. co.,
Caah Capital aud Surplus. u
MARINE INSURANCE.:
PACIFIC 1CTE3L INSURANCE CO.,
LIFE INSURANCE:
INITIAL EENkFlT LIFE INSURANCE CO..
NEWARK, y. j.,
PHILLIPS d VAN WAGENE EN,
AGENTS.
ls3...-.~-~.SoozH WArkR SrRxE7---~,<.~.lS9
fe8tut1
, 1860-06-27

SPALDISG's PREPARED GLUE
meets IL emergencies aad household can at I'd to be
wthoutis 1tIsi. awags ready tnd up to The sticking
point. There Is no longer necessity for Nplns chs!,s
s2ntsred ve.ees headess dolls aad broken eadlea It
Iust article for sae anI other work
popular with ladies Of refinement and t1s:e-
This admirable preparation used cold being chemically
held IN solution, aed possessing Ill the valuable qualities
tie best eh2etakes Glce. It ay b used IN tha plaea
of ordinary uucl1se, being vastiy r.ose adhesive.
"usEFTL N EVERY HOUSE."
MA Brush accompanies each bo:,ls.
Price, as Cents.
Wholesale Depot, No. 48 cedsr-st, How Yo1k.
Atdrcss HENRY c. srALDrTo CO..
Boz no $500 New Tark.
Put up 70. dealer, in Cats eontainak four. eight
twelve dozen-a beautiful Lhokraph aecomph-
ZutoE each package
xB-A ttnsIe Bottle Of sPALDISlS PREPARED
GLUE will tines IT. cost sn1ua1y To sEsy aonss
sod 81 al prominent sta,so1ea pruExists Hssdxass.
and Eu1nitn.s Dealers, G.necEs, and Faney Stores,
Country Merchants should 1.sks = note OF SPA1u-
MOS PKErARED GLUE. when making ~ the!f n1s-
i wlN sand my climate. de51 dlJeod
, 1860-06-27

Br TELI6IArH.1 New loEK. June %.
F.ura-Mark.t opened qe,ct and firm. bus will, oil
very ierAtc demand h 1nr aud Eome cun>ulr
.iou Market closd q,let with h1d, gent rally disposed
rtazr. Sales 1850 alsn q 5..3 fur super ttate,
s5.a 35 fur extra It,, q ss543 for su1cr wa:crn,
a l"E xliAnE lEa.ds .xtsA rrxnd heop otto. ln1ud!
in r. .aee 1.V hrs for export vi prices within the
rnnrs -2u -four tnlts quiet and the market Is with
nap 10 eiaee I've s"ur steady with mo!rrae
business DUNG al t3 a III fpt W e"1e o"lcs'
GOtn meal quiet snd unchanged. -,
Wn'sxr-kalc.quirt Salts 10 btss at elh@alh, -
fsE du III the inslue 1niee.
1csa anxious to Purchase wlr holders generally are Dis
poeet Insist upo. full precs; the p5ss accounts IN III
Eu1'pe fasnratIe sales sGHA fs waul, cins,
TT, e asst. =. 1.31a1 ~ 55V Kairt sp1nEal ISL: n
Ss Leo; 3tl1 ~ue Canada l.tO 10 red wretefu vi
l40; tN Wilt do 1T t53, and so ntna&t at l<s
Rye Gart tas 10 bu. n t.. 1ir!cy dull md toinal
Com &cafce x9d nTu. It'll t4lr dena1d In pat Fl c1-
G.@6. for do 70 for round elow ad s: fcr
infert wk n,r1hcrn. Oats j. 1eQue
ut SO 10 for wsaen and Canadian. aht q for state
Eov!, oS+-f o1wn,d finer aud cl.s,d dull and
t!sek Sa;c SO his III eis6: IT, for Els ot
od do; ~ 81 LOT thin co; e9l7 for p'Imc t9.sa tes
clear; LOT uew pmr ahd ~ fur old prime. eef
lrv pHu e; e.5n&3 ffr nt.y asiO.s0 for
packed lnces; 20 = 81 mess trne met
BEEF ou mad num tn. vt &ts9is. -ci Hnns du at lla
pksH Il st@.tc r II uldess; 9kGeke II .tns 101
ncres lrset Hams ri 1A91.e hacnn dali and no.n =.
LafA qurt and ht sales as b:s at llA2skc. nuitcI
Chcc,e steady nj st1lukc fur Inferior II ps mr.
>Iocss-ltu'l hui without change. Oh! & Il seK: Gal
Cht g.; III Cent fcric ~: F!an,a Ia n: "a l,vf
fias .sts VS. sx s
Is SIX lena e. Ss1. III Cent yIds Oh; N "a Ids
, 1860-06-27

Tfdcxyatcr Receipts.
Tie receipts NJ N!ewater & Flus, Wheat C,1s, and
Barley for 81 week Of Juut IN nul 1859 have been
~ fellows:
Year. Flour. t1ls Wheat tu. Corn. bu. Barley. bu.
isG9. 5{01 GS.,0JD GtISin ~
l:51....,, l3,.U0 $3.50 l-k601 40
Inc,, .s3I 1ac,G:a~N Inc. .4la,7Oo Dec. a.0u
he r.eeate IT ts ss4e!nt. of lie .bove art cIcs 81
far for tlc Years lS60 aiId 1852. hare kteEI:
Flour tr.s. Wheat, ln, Co.n, In. Barley, In
S'n,.~....:s.1 1Ul 1,.la4UG J,sA1UY $50
1ns9. ....1-s :oJ t3a,t0J 6lt.lo9 1es,V
lncrrase, -.1l7,sD0 f.4s,sln a3sl.t00 Dec. 1.,s0J
l,4!ct tie Wheat to Flour the excs - OF tic re-
ecIas in 1se0 Is equal t" 4Jo1io Ibis Flour.
The receipts ut ttewatcr Of thc p1cp articles Of pro-
ucs from tt" eaiEg The Canals t. and Including the
inst Hsxe l,f.l IL ul'oK,:
, 1860-06-27
SpALDISG,9 PREPARED GLuE

4saeicn, viii Aa57s IL at rees'ed fanaes It Is
sry desirable to tx7e e4eap aot eo1Teneut way foR
repairing Furniture, Croekezy, Toys, IL.
, 1860-06-27

LANCASTER, O., June a5.-The Republicans Of
the Eleventh District unanimously nominated
Hon. T. B. Horton for Congress. The District
il now represented By D. r. Martin, Democrat.
The Rivers.
LAsALIs, June as.-River 70 inches on bars
falling.
:, DunrQCE, June 2s.-Riysr I feet; cloudy;
thermometer IS.
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FIRST NEw WHEAT OF the SEAsox. The
first new wheat Of the season was received
in this market yesterday, bv Messrs. +.
Lane g. Co. Il was grown BY w. II. Wayne
Of DeSoio county, Mississippi. and is Of
the description known as tie red May wheat,
the quality being highly credilsbIe 10 the
planter. Our neighbor, Mr.. A. n. Hise. the
well known commission merchant, was the
purchaser At 50 so per bushcl. Mr. Hise
forwarded the coveted consignment to Mr.
NJ. Z. Martin, his 81. Louis correspondent
The shipment embraced twenty sacks, or
Ioriy busheIs.-siemphis Appeal. soth.
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We notice that manuring upon tho
surface, broadcast, after plowing, and
before narrowing, has become much
more favoritc practice with farmers
than formerly. The Old impressions
that the soluble matters would rise, il
plowcd in deep, and that dccomposi-
ton would also be hastened by bury
ing deep, have been pretty generally
|dissipatcd, under better knowledge,
and a more observant practice than
that Of forty years ago. If manures
are green, long, and fresh from the
barn yard, it is doubtless policy to
bury them beneath the soil, if it is ab-
solntely Necessary to use them at that
time; but we should prefer planting
less quantity Of land-maDuring what
we could with well ripened manure,
and piling up the green, fresh manure
with a good sprinkling Of plaster, and
let it ferment and rot q few weeks.---
We believe practice has shown moro
immediate returns Of crops from ma.
nures spread upon the surface, or, at
best, but lightly covered, than when
otherwise employed. The rains tend
more to wash soluble matter down
wards where the roots can getit, than
the gaseous qualities will cause to
send upwards; but, in agricultural
practice, it takes many experiments,
md long and repeated trials Of the
same, ere it is safe to fully condemn
my one practice, to benefit another.
We have grown some Of our best crops
,f corn with long manure, plowcd IN
Ter deeply, and yet we should prefer
lot to risk the practice, when convcn-
cnt 70 do otherwise. Ohio Farmer.
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NO. 6


AS the season for making hay is ap-
preaching VIC will give a few words Of
caution in advance. Don't dry you
hay too much. Hay may be dried till
It is as worthless as straw. As good
coffee maker would say, "Don't bur n
your coffee, but brown it." so we say,
don't dry your hay, but cure it. Our
good old mothers, who relied upon
herb tea, instead Of "'potccary medi-
cine" gatheIed their herbs when in
blossom, and cured them in the shade.
This is the philosophy Of making good
hay. Cut in the blossom, aud cure in
the shade. The sugar Of the plant,
when it is in bloom, is in the stalk
ready to form the seeds. If the plant
is cut earlier, the sugar is not there;
~ later, the sugar has become con-
verted to woody matter.
Hay should be well wilted in the
sun, but cured in the cock. Better TO
be little too green, than too ry. If.
on putting it into the barn, there is
danger Of s'heating in the mow,' put
on some salt. Cattle will like it none
the less.
Heat, light, and dry winds will soon
take the starch and sugar, which con-
stitute the goodn<es Of hay, out Of it;
and, with the addition Of a shower.
render it almost worthless. Grass
cured with the least exposure to the
drying winds and searching sunshine,
is more nutritious than if longer cx-
posed, however good weather may be.
If ever cured, it contains more woody
iibre, and less nutritive matter.
The true art Of hay making, then,
consists in cutting thegrass when he
starch and sugar are most fully de-
veloped, and before they are converted
into seed and woody fibre; and curing
it up to the point when it will answer
to put in the barn without heating,
and no more Ohio Farmer.
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Congressional Convention.

AgreeabIy 10 appointment, the Democrat,
ic Congressional Convention for the FRS
district met ~ Princeton on "Wednesday
Nay 30. and was called 10 order by A. #
Whittlesey. Esq, chairman Of the Cen,rs
Committee.
Hon. w. +. P4reu was sPpointed ten.
pofsfy chsirmsn.
on motion. the following gentlemen
~ee selected as committee 10 report Der
nsaent officers and rules for the govern
nens Of the Conventioa: NJ. l.. Brett, d
Diviess. w. c. Adams. Of DUBOIS, b. Glen.
eats, Of Martin, J. ID. Williams, Of Knox
a. Leslie. Of Pike, N. T. Csrnahsn. o
Pssey. IL verkOff. Of Spencer. s. p. L,~e. .,
Wariek. Q. B. Walker, Of vs,derburr. and
y. N. Aivis. Of Gibson.
The committee. ster consultation. report.
% the following nsues % permanent oh.
cess:
For Presdent-CaARIEs Dssrr, Of Van.
derbsrgh.
Vice fresideais-Plesssnt Franklin, ol
Devices.
y y. Ednon<tos. q Dubois;
1shn X. Arbushaot. Of Gibson;
Bssii Clements. o. Martin;
Job. Moore. of Esex;
Jobs Robbisg. of Pike;
John Young. q Possy;
: = csossley, ef Spencer;
John Lins, of wsrrick;
cAssiss Hssrisetos. Of vsnderbsreh.
y, sssssssriss-0sosse =. Gseese snd 5. s.
Whitehead.
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B0sToE, June 6.
The Union ratification, meeting for Bell
and Everett. at Faneuil Hall. to. night, was
q great demonstration. Notwithstanding o
pouring rain. Several out Of town delega.
tons were present, and the hall was De nsely
packed. Hon. s. A. Elliott PRESIDED
Among the speskers were J. Thomas Ste
venson, John $. Hllyard and Mr.. Henry, Of
Tennessee. Hon. Edward Evsretts letter
Of acceptance was read and was most enthu-
received.
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0-A poetic friend Of lady about enter.
ing The holy bonds Of masrimony. desired, ..
delicate as possible. 10 wish The fair bride
"thumping luck, fa' babies, and lots Of them
b g happily expressed !, thus:
"Msy she be fruitful as the earth,
And be happy mother;
And may every little son Of mirth,
BE followed ty---anosher."
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Democratic Convention.

NNivvHEhf, rLAs June y.
The National Democratic Convention
sent q full delegation to Baltimore, and
nominated an electoral ticket. The dele.
gates at large are d. G. Humphrey, s. G.
Paisley, w. Q. Winston, j. J. Fiviels. r. A.
Baker, John Forsyth. A. w. Hillsrd, and A.
Garne.'. There are also twenty dis,ric,
delegates.
The Regular or Seccders Convention
send delegates 70 Richmond and Baltimore.
These q large are +. s. Lyons, A. b. Meek,
p. w. Paine. w. L. Yancey, WIN. Brooks,
7. y. Smith, l. p. Walker L. w. Taylor,
and twenty district delegates.
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Billing and Cooing.



(HE) Come, come, pretty dove,
Come nestle with me;
Here's nest soft and downy,
I've builded for thee.
Come. come, pretty dove.
Full long I've been wooing,
And dared not 10 ask,
But now | have flushed
My Iove-lightened task;
Come, come. pretty dove!
The nest is so fragrant ~
With blossoms and dew,
And I've lined i with kisses,
Sweet kisses for you.
Come, come, pretty dove.
'Tis soft, and all curtained
With fow'rets so rare.
il needs but keeper
Oh, hasten thou there.
Come, coue, pretty dove.
| know thou'l, be Isppy--
Be happy with me
And thou knowest lhatI
Long only for thee.
Come, come, pretty dove.
(SHE) I'm coming-l'm coming
Don't hasten me so!
My plumes must be smoo,hcd, love,
Before can 60.
Go, COO, love. COO, COO.
Pm coming to nestle
All down by thy side,
And iii laugh al thy fears,
When thou cailes, me bride;
Coo, COO. love, COO, COO.
The dear nest thou'st builded.
Full often I've seen.
Though hidden in foliage,
Deep. dense. and 50 green;
Coo. COO. love. COO, cool
Bot ! dreamed not twas mine, love,
Yet truth, il tell,
That door / hall envied,
Who therein should dwell.
Coo, COO, love, COO, COO!
Oh, yes, we'll be happy
The live Sumner long,
And grow never weary
Or love Or Of song!
come, love. COO, COO!
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II was near the close u an Autumn isy,
When Willy ran into the orchard 10 play;
Or rather. TO look. il Perchsnce there might
A pear that bad dropped from bis favo:i'e
s. ihi,hrr be scampered. and presently found
beautiful one. which lay thsre on The
graund;
It's coiors were rich. and he knew il was
sweet,
So be seizei il with joy. and began il to ear
o. how hspPy was he thus is juices to taste.
But alss. his enjoyment wss speedily chased.
For wasp was concealed in the pulp of lhe
pear,
And Willy SOON painfully found il was there;
For pressed in his mouth the impassionaie
thing
Pierced hn tongne and h:s lips with lie ven
omous sting.
With screams and with tears 10 his mother
he SsE.
ytees sses = sspsove sod relieve him BE-
G1e5 IN. n ks~.'
~ tss nesns which mother knows how
10 employ
Soon sbsied the pain Of her much beloved
boy,
But she thought IN event which such an
ruish had caused
m
ses'ow'd an occasion. TOO coed ID be LOST,
For storing with cautions the mind OF her
con,
which might guide and preserve him a. lie
should roll on.
All! Willy" fhe said. -,here are hundreds
Of things
That are lovely without, but within have
their sings.
when pleasure sllures thee. take heed or
her snare.
Else. of thou vii, find there's wAsr is
The PEsR.-
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or Wisdom Is the olive which springs
from the heart, blooms on The tongue, and
and bears frui, ia the actions
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0J-To speak hrrshly 10 person Of sen.
sibiliiy. i like s,rikin. hsrPslcorl win
youf tIst
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And al other editors Of Democrat papers
% the district. present, assistants
The committee also reported the following
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-30
VALUABLE REMEDIES.
HAIR REsTORATIyEg
THE ONLY DISCOVERY
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR RESTORING
The Bald and Grnys


s. Il. s 6. yss ss Y nave
soehng that would results identical but
as sas "a
leave the Geld to i resistlsss sway Read the following
Prof o. v wood o. Gents; Ths Latter wsots In
@ Sss
inquiries touching tho facts u ths esss
pa ssd L hs m.
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been II the receipt q letters from NJ of
y Sex s England ass1g n I hair si continued g
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received favor Of two quart bottles last which
savet friends and thereby induced them to ry;
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follow the failure Is caused BY the impure article which
KEEP ias m 70
al who INQUIRE Of me q my anskaken opinion q valuable
Asron's Run, Ky, Nov. 50, isss : = % 1850
Paor o. j. Woop-Dear Sir would certainly be doing yos
great injustice not 10 make known 70 gil the world the
g. @
kind Of restorative extant but without finding my
head nearly destitute Of hair, finally induced Try
tie Hair Restorative. Now caRdor and usee compel
Sss
handsoner than original WILL therefore, take oeca
sion TO recommend invaluable rsnedy who may res
the necessity for it. Respectfully yours.
r. s. This testimonial my appreciation for your valuable
medicine you of is unsolicited but Il think
It worthy place the rest insert IT, IL you wish If
destroy #, and say nothing. Yours ec, Rev A. B,
The Restorative put up of three sgcs IMrs
medium small The small holds half pint retais
dollar per bottle The medium bottle holds iaas twsasy
proportion than the small and retas for
dollars bottle The large holds quart forty gent
w0OD CO., Proprietors ia broadway Nav York and ii
Market street ST Louis MOI and sold By all good druggists
= j. WRIGHT Co, Agents,
ri and Isl Charities
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-30
BALsAMIc CORDIAL.

The standard medicines Of the have acquired
great popularity only through years Of trial unbounded
satEfacon by IN all cases. people hay
pronounced them worthy.
; LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDTcEs DEBiI..
IrY OF THE NNRyoUs SYSTEM DISEASES OF THE
KIDNEYS all diseases arising from disoedered liver or
the stomach and digestive organs speedily
permanently cured by the GERMAN BITTKRs.
The BALsAMIC CORDIAL has acquired reputation sur.
passing of any similar preparation 1t will cure
without fail the and long standing COUGH COLD
OR HoARsENEss. BRONCHITIS INFLUENZA, GROUP,
PNEUMONIA, IScTPIEEf CONSUMPTION, and has per.
formed the astonishing ever known OF
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION
will also check and che severe
pIARRHEA proceeding from Cold IN the Bowels.
These medicines prepared by DR.. C. NJ JACKSON Co..
No street. Philadelphia, Pa aud sold by drug
gsts dealers medicines everywhere at rs pei bot
tie The signature Of D. NJ jackson will pa the outside
wrapper Of each bottle.
In the Almanac published annually by the rropretors eaed
EvERyBoDY's ALMANAC you wiz find testimony and com
mandatory notices from MI parts Of tho country Alma
macs given ay by all our agents ~
]. WRIGHT CO. Agents,
q and i5 Chartles street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-30
DR.. EIoonand's


ERMAN BITTERls,