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Nevada national., 1860-07-14
Nss,ee % the Dashawsys.

Notice 10 hereby given that the Dssha-sy a.so-
citation stands adjourned until further notice Per-
sons Desiring dsnits win apply 70 the secrstsry.
By order, WIN. RANDALL, PRESIDENT.
J.w. Nys, Secretary mz$'f
Nevada national., 1860-07-14
DEAFNESS, DIZZINEss, EAR Ache
cATARRH, NOISE IN THE HEAD.
And all discharges From the Ear
Mouth or Ne.,riis, EnticrIy Removed.

A number Of wears Of unremttiug attention 70 uls
eases NJ the EAR as speculative. ha. naoled MN
10 make many Improvement in Aiithai las ne,.sS "a
fore been known Of Aural Medicine and surgery aho
10 insure sueh A degree Of success seems almost
incredible great number Of certificates ana 'es.
uonials can he seen at Office from many well kno .
citizens in different parts OF the Union. PROM '"'
afflicted at distance letter Of inquiry enclosinga
stamp 10 prepay answer will received immediate al.
tention Direct TO. Dr. flNi-ni"IoS,
ness On lar Inhrmsry, san franeiseo.
Nevada national., 1860-07-14
Turner Bros,
COR. FRONT & BROADWAY SITS.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
SCHOOL NOTICE.

THE SUBSCRIBER, for many pears engased In the
i instruction Of youth. respectfully informs the
citizens Of Grass Valley and vicinity, that he will
oren
SELECT SCHOOL HOR BOYs.
In shc Episcopal, Church, - Jsiy t0sh,
Whore all the branches forming the compie' Q
ENGLISH SCHOLAR will be taught.
81 INSTRUCTION WILL ALSO BE GIVEN, ~
DESIRED IN THE SCIENCE OF ACCOUNTS, AIGE-
BRA AND THE GREEK AND LATIN LANGUAGES.
Ab<f Debsen.
June Is iS60-f
Nevada national., 1860-07-14

Receipts for making Bread, Biscuit. or any kind
Of Cakes, Pot-Pie Pie Crust, Corn Bread C., ke.,
SELF RISING FLOUR, -
To make Bread and Cake with Sour Milk
ITO EACH FOUND OR QUART OF FLOUR ADJ ONE
Il hesping tesspoonfull OF B. 7. BABB1TT'S pure
sALERATUS, ard what sauit is required. Mix well
together by passing all IN ough . sieve. Then add
"a much sour milk as will make the dough the usu-
al thickness make IL into small leaves and bake at
ance
Direction foi making the very best and purest
Yeast Powder. for Baking Powder
Take one pound b. 7. Babbitt's sslerntus aud two
two pounds Of B. 7. Babbitt's pure Cream TAtrsr
rnix them thoroughly together. by passing them
t~o or three times through sieve. Directions for
the uks Of the Yeast Powder, Baking Powder.
after you get Il made ss above To each quart Of
6sur add two hsaping teaspeonsfuil sfths Yeast or
Baking Powder vet with milk or water. - usual
and 5Ake at once In quick oven. The bread
sisonb he in small iozves; Biscuit In the same wsy
Ysa will ind tae sbove Yeast POWER or Bsksng
Powder far superior 10 sny In tie market, and very
much cheaper because IL IL fresh made. Either Of
the materials will keep seperzte from each other
ten or twenty years, without injury, while then
nixsd together, they will not keep good three
Ecn,hs You will readily perceive that the fresh is
he Kind to he used saving the expense Of tins etc.
In which Il Il put up.
7. BABBirr was the FIRST who made Yeast
Psvders andw knows they will not keep good
moro three months; when you get them from the
store they not fresh. because they pass throgh
% many hands before they reach the consumer.
Nevada national., 1860-07-14
San Francisco Advertise me nts
PACIFIC EAR INFIRMARY.
Importaut 10 the Deaf and Dumb.
DIR PILKINGTON,

f,t, pro.,r;-,ov of ths Iusituion far Ae Deaf df ~
Ioui,, ki,souri, aad CA'ea9o, H'ao''.
-as ARRIVED AND MAY BE CONSULTED AT
II the corner Of Nontamsry and CaliiornA S,res'
Express Building. up stairs-)san francesca h~f''
attention l. desired.
Nevada national., 1860-07-14
TO MIN Z r 8. :.

Directions for making Prepared or Lelf. Raising
flour that can be set aside and used at leisure:
To each quart Of dour add one teaspeonfun Of b.
Z. Babhitts ssieratus. and two Of his pure Cream
Tsrtas and Whist ALT Is Tequired mix them shorou-
ghiy together while dry, and set aside for use.
Flour prepared In this way will lsei three months,
for the reason the asur keep the chemicals seperate
from each other II eau BE used up In the usual
vay, and baked at once. Use this prepared four for
Bread, Biscuit or any kind Of Sweet Cakes or Pan
Cakes until you want TO use them.
n. r. Bnhbisf,s Pare Cheu<icals.
Are guaranteed strictly pure AMI may be had Of all
respectable druggists and grocsrs
OBSERVE Mons are genuine but those having on
the papers cur trade mark and the name ef
JOHN y. WING q Co.,
GELS Agent, IS California .trsst,
81 In San Francisco.
Nevada national., 1860-07-14
TU RNER
EXTRA RAsBKRRY SYRUP

Manufactured from pure juice Of Raspperries and Is
squel to any article OF the Kind heretofore otredn.
ced.
Nevada national., 1860-07-14
Freeman a. si9pssa's
Old Magnolia Whisky

The under.igned q heW ree<tvts s.s
Freeman a simpson Proprieiors of the Phoenix Dis
tllery Schuylkl river and offers II for sale in bar
rels and hall barrels IN lots to suit. The genuine
Nevada national., 1860-07-14
Important to HOusekttpers,
Bakers, Miners, aud all ssh~rs whs
desire 20 have Coed Brcad
SELF RISING FLOUR,

Reesipts for making Bread, Biscuit, or any kinS
Of Cakes, Pot-Pie, Pie. Crust, Corn Bread h C., ke,
Nevada national., 1860-07-14

Corner Washington and Franklin street, n. Y
Niagara street Buffalo. n. Y.
Corner Broadway and Front sts. san Fiantisco, Cal
Ind for sale by Merchants and Druggist every ywhar
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-11
THE cRors AND WEATHER.
A MAN KIDNAPrED AND RoDREp.-In the New
York Express of the 9th we find the following

A MAN KIDNAPPED AND RoDBED.-In the New
York Express of the 9Th we find the following
On Monday morning, Recorder Tilden, Of Jersey
City, received letter from Mr.. Bum, whose sud
den disappearance short time since caused con-
siderable apprehension as to his safety. He is now
at home in Rathboneville, quite ill from rough usage
and exposure. He states in substance that he left
home on the 11tf of June last, with about $1,000
on his person, intending to transact business on
the line of the Erie Railroad, and also at New
York and Newark. He states that Immediately
after taking dinner at Turner's Hotel, 0wego he
felt very unwell, and was conscious of nothing
more until he reeollects of being struck on the
head because he would not get into small boat.
How long he remained unconscious he does not
know; but when he recovered, he found himself
out at sea in small eoasting schooner, robbed of
everything except his watch which he carried in
such manner that it easily escaped detection; !;
the vessel was old fore ropsail schooner painted
black; Mr.. Bum thinks that there was d large
hatch on the fore topsail; the captain was mid
ding sized man; thinks he would know him;
when Mr.. Bum would ask any question in relation
to his whereabouts the only answer he wonld re-
ceye was, Your fare is paid sir" the crew con-
sisted of six or seven mens@with whom he was
| allowed no conversation whatever; after being at
sea six days they neared land, and he ascertained
that they were the coast of Florida; he was
put ashore in small boat, after solemniy promis
Ing not to speak TO one Of the hands in the boat:
fortunately he reached planters house before
night, where he was kindly cared for, and after he
had sufficiently recovered, furnished funds with
which he returned home. From the state of his
SYSTEM Mr.. Bum thinks he vas drugged at the
hotel where he took supper at 0Yego. He does
not think the hands on board the schooner knew
anything about the transactions on shore, nor, in
fact anything regarding him except as passenger.
He will visit Jersey City as soon as his health is
sufficiently recovered to bear the journey; mean
time the authorities Of the latter place will take
every means to trace out this hgh-handed outrage
and bring the perpetrators to Justice.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-11
'=
TnE SLAVE TRADE AGAIN.

We have already alluded, more than ouse' "
the ineticiency Of the Federal laws tiie
slave trade stringent as they are, tleY amounts
practically, to nothing. Nov aaa 1heh captuse
Is made of vessel engaged IN the business, but
mi, most f them s,,a,, without much difficulty.
M. ,n,,,, ,s,,o,.s ,,f vesteriay contained
Aias iAuhHhuS F@pSlsio y s.s,,
-telegfap1ic dtspateh ifoai hopies seauhs tiss
vessel hs arrived in the bay ttcr and transferred
aver a hundred Slaves to steSrler in waiting, and
tlIat the steamer had then prsceeded up the Ala
barta river 10 seme unkt,owu point. By this time,
no doubt tho cargo is disposed Of and many of the
PLANTERS of that region have suddenly enlarged
tneir cspacitiea for making cotton. Wewculd beg
10 inqaire OF Nj. Horace Greeley what he thinks Of
that?
Our Brownsville correspondent. also. in yestef-
days paper, gave sn interesting sccount Of an
island nnr. IN coost ~ re,s ,n;,a,,tj, sts ba
va i. sss, -
fss ehe ssasezetsaoe.a anu ils sttaaaoA ooes hoe
appear 60 have been lost sight OF. On the con-
trary, fcorn all accounts, the census about TO be
taken will show IN increase Of the slave population
Of Texas, which Is not to be attributed altogether to
natural causes.
The Charleston Mercury, q few days since,
speaking of the Africans recently landed at Key
West, stated that one hundred and ninety-nine Of
them, who hsd been :. reduced and attennated" by
Tie sea voyage, had died since their arrival there.
To which the Savannah Republican makes the fol-
lowing response:
This perhaps, is correct, with an important quail
csSn t lear itoi pFeass geoa nataori.g m ny
reduced and itteuuated # and that notwithstand
ing Iss cossins may have been buried, it is by no
means certain that each one Of them contained
w slo'
~ sa.s ieasss = iesAse
- tne ieisie ii,i'S % oteeis anu oai
ine iofn'si' @ieh nc eoiipies the heAe eaiaioh VI
nus a''anao' .les nl'u .ls A''1aloh pe.naps
:. s.e @t ~. sss = Wy y
fio1iua ahu eecfgli-
80 - 4som = ~ os' y = .s'e oaee
We seps tile ioiehiiis' aS peaiihg upon eaie sale
SUBJECT
~ se Dfish oalh M NY gus. atfisea l Ilul
Tessels ianded nnH-ards If ve fbonsanS
Africans within six weeks one of the vessels was
an American steamer
The Post, curiously enough, attributes this to
Mr.. Buchanan's denial of the right Of Search But
it makes little difference whether British vessels
are allowed the right Of search or not. The sea is
broad enough for vessels to escape all marine
police regulations without regard to the right of
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-11

In the -- Confederation, where Elder P
was presiding elder, there were three brothers. all
preachers, and not generally considered very
bright. One had been examined, and had gone
out for the Conference to pass upon him. Elder
p, as presiding officer, rose to give his opinion
:. Brethren" said he, these SIS, all of them,
are well meaning men = they're goed men -
they're good Christians; but there's no mistake
about it, they've all of them got very soft place
in their heads somewhere Turning his head a
little, he met the indignant eyes OF the two other
brothers fastened upon him. Without changing a
muscle, he raised one hand to emphasize his words,
and with rather curious expression of counte-
nance, he continued: And to tell the truth about
it, who hai'nt-who hai'nt?n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-11

TnE REwa OF CHAxiry al youth by the name
! of Jehn Batterwortil, in Bedford county, Va, q
year Or tsgo ago, found an old Englshnan, then
diving in Roanoke county, lying BY the roadside in
AZ intoxicated and freezing condition. Young
Batters orth procured buggy carried The old man
h0n,e, warmed MIN and nursed him until restored
10 health. " hen the young man was leaving the
honse, the old gentleman remarked that he would
remember him. The old gentleman afterwards re-
m8red to Texas, invested his funds and became
sTealthy. he died q short time ago, leaving his
whole estate 70 his Young friend who thus becomes
wprlh ahout one hundred thousand dollars.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-11

0ace upon tizne 90 plantation Id Kentucky,
white little niger baby or pfckaninny, WIS
anoazihg IN is cradle, streak of lightning came
down sle capaeioas chimney Of The cabin and
Killed Il, Old Sam, aged negro came rushing
n rom ahe storia, and after seeing what had oc.
eaffHds BE let himself ouf IS follows. gazing Id
seatly ii THE aegunet small dArlEey q Now Lord
y.,si tink yon h@b done great jest gone and
tiled poor little nlgger bahyf what amt vert
twc anslags ald d haf.t And then. jumping upon
his Isaas almost bursting with indignation, and with
defiant tone, he yelled ont: ! pose yGn Try
4nlSYKHIf Eu cid Sa4na .AsMA -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-11

year or two ago, as almost every one will re-
member, strong revival Of religion spread over
the land when many hardened sinners were hope
fully converted. In the interior of New ork an
found grace, but being considerable of politician,
and withal a candidate for nomination to office,
he commenced taking sly nip sly at first, but
the thing began to show itself in good time. The
church was seandaIized One day the most promi-
nent deacon caught him standing in his Office door,
in very baImy i condition. The deacon went
at him rough. .shod. Deac'n,a said old Black
stone, inserting his thumbs in the armholes of his
vest, :. Deac'n, q man q my standing ortenter be
compromise honor'bly. I'll withdraw my active
membership, and you put me down as a 'Lributing
an 'on'ry member. Come, deacn that's fair
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-11

@g-EApertence teaches us that deitcacE
many females from applying for the moans to alleviate
suffering and life That objection ohyiaed in the case
of s james Carkes Female Pills prepared after the
scrption of Sir James Clarke Physician the Queen of Eng
land and well known the only and safe remedy for
female difficulties and obstrugtions any cause They
be bottle containing 50 pills. post free by enclosing 81
and SIS postage stamps to any agent.
General geattor States MOSES Rochester
n. " j. WRIGHT t CO., New Orleans, Wholesale Agents,
and sold By all respectable Druggss f69 2plyaW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-11

Tias ciab men ia London have been amused at
i ROW IN eoort between Sir Charles Napier and his
hpusskeeper old lady whom he had sum.
mond : for eIabezzling household expenses y
money. She gave him piece of her mind right
before ever ybody called him mean old hunks.''
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-11
EHc. Eslll Znaaafk,a

u ET f r q EN INJE CTIoN.
To those suffering with Gonorea, Chronic Gle, or in
Fluor Albus whes this Is the only medicine that
onses NEEDY. We all es not IN
months and be all the time certain safe
and sure cure IS at hand
For sale IN New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT d CO.,
Il and I5l charfres strest,
General Agents for the South and to whom all orders should
be addressed i've 2pstsod<W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-11

R8-Tycoon of Japan!- Geo. B. sIoat a. Co.
presented of their Elliptic Sewing Machines the Tycoon
Of Japan-sueh offered for sale 81 Canal street.
and is the best manufactured In America without doubt
Its amraole simplicity, its effective operation and It's recn
ica perfection its proud claims utility and the thousands
who have used them will gladly this great triumph of
American ingenuity.
je25 2plm N. s. HEDRICK, Agent; o. Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-11

NEw 0EIEANs AND MOBILE MAIL Cove call
special attention to The card of Mr.. Geddes in reply
fs the one published by us yesterday morning re-
ihsing I'd tha failure 60 connect at Mississippi City,
He states that the delay on that occasion was
tansed by breaking, at Mobile, part of the engine
Tie steamer destined for Tie trip just she was
about fo leave. OF course she was detained until
The necessary repairs could be made.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-11

The newly invented rifle cannon which ID now
being tried at Watch Hill Conn., has been fred six
4isnes Ihs s-target lshich 4 board fence 20 feet
lcug and 10 feet lighl Il six miles distant The
worst shot which has been made came within six
feet u The center of She target. The cannon was
Invented BY Gem James, Of Rhode Island. 1t uses
hut twelve pounds Of powder TO each shot. So
says the New London Star.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-11

THE gyNloSs STArE ExEouTtyE GoMsuIrEE.--
Tbs public will ind to-day Published in columns
tha lsl So fsr as completed Of the members Of the
aboFe Cornaittee. We commend to skeptics and
the faint m earnest study OF the names on
that Committee that they may he oenviaced whether
Bell and EveSett tls candidates Of the Union party,
hare any hold upon Tie affections Of our people
net- There are names there, We think, which af-
ford popular indications Of an
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-11
aa-Every summer ,ne demand for Hos

hS-Every summer lne demand for Hos
Stomach Bers increases 1t is found be
the oily certain preservation OF bodily strength during period
when atmosphere calculated nduce feeling
and indigestion The Of Dar hea and Dysen
terry give way It's potent nuepee Immune able who
ase and well thank he discoyeer Of this pepaa
the, have been ia the harvest of DEATH
by the best physicians in the land.
This evidence of its real value because
thing they will speak word favor of adveFt prcpa-
raons They eompee acknowledge the claims
of the Bitiers upon the community
Sold New oreana, wholesale and RETAIL by J. WRIGHT
Co. 51 ChartreS sole agents the Southern
States a orders should addressed by drug
gists and dealers generally everyhse. iy9 2p6t&1tw
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-11

ErngraoSs VI THE GlTs GouScII..-A joint ses-
ieia ii so tsVo Boards has been arranged to take
slace dis evening Al o'clock, for the purpose of
choosing such efcsrs are 10 Be elected by them.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-11
DTED. j.

On Tuesday, the 10th ipsL ST. Peters Church. Third DIS
tiict, Rev. j. b. GERAGHTY, .. ~, ID.
His funeral Will tsEe place this day Mt II oeloeF after the
solemn requiem which will be celebrated at O'Clock,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-11
Snaafhecl, Industry.
rAssMAN's IMPR 20 V 10 u
"SrAR" COTTON TIE.

Below is certificate of an OLD and Htl known capa Ions
trading to this port who has received Cotton bound with the
above Tie ana which ec supplied planters as soon as M
inventor gets machinery ready for a mauufaeare which VIII
be shortly 1t considered by captains steyodofes and tue
pcss-nen engaged at the ORLEANS COTTON fREss' sape
riur TO his famous Button Tie
Factors buyers rope dealers and others are respectfully
vca visit md inspect Mr Fassmanis Factory at Orleans
Yard No Tchouptouas street. which daily in fl opera
tiOn.
Botl Tie8--hoops wen paIned-for sale by
sm5 +. DELCaRR, q Commercial Place.
NEW ORLEANS, duly G. 1879.
Mr. Henry Fsssmga:
Dear str-Tha ship UayciocS under my command has re-
ceiyed from Orleans Gotten Press 1000 bllos Cotton bonhd
in ronnogtiy with your new Improved Star Tie. think
supror 10 ali other Ties which have under obsersa
ton and am vol sasGed with the condition in Wieh it went
into the ship Il l noticed wheh 1t ont q the ship
at liverpool and you have report e the condition A.
for iron bands my impression Is that they keep the Cotton more
compact than rope that they put on Of The same
weight as rope are no apt 70 break.
o~- Yours, truly. .,xcx,
ty- pnr Captain ship HavolocS,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-11

sa1 sjtar AcHr CLuB meeting is called
for Friday evening next, at the Phoenix House, at
n O'Clock.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-11

iHardwiekes charged with the killing Of Joseph
Button, n The late terrible street fight il lynch
burg. Va, have been sent on to d court Of exani-
nation by Mayor Branch acting as a justice Of the
peace. The ease will be heard ON the 1lth inst.
CT Robert Button, The wounded man, we see
nothing, IF late, II TIE papers. The surviving
editor of the Virginian has feeling address to his
friends IN consequence of the late affair." He says
Lei oil learn from This Terrible event The import
anee Of restraining even the remainder Of wrath.
and being more forbearing towards their fellow
men. Thia lesson has been deeply engraved, as
With an iron pen, on the heart of the editor.n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-11

CRY RAILRoAD TRAeg.-- Proposals for laying
thgss mes track along unpyed strreis paying he
! tr7iassss. SIC inyitsd 81 The Company.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-11

Mo2sqaaaRa a sasrn win sell this day at III
1ssaA Aszsss Datsie Nlst steiiss twenty sfse Cue
sadae nd harness hofsss Among naer are csesai
Nf1sasF hss6sa faschsaps 4hapd the asls For
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-11

Thar sssi.,s sng How can ne suihcienay ex-
press ops ti,auss fol tie compliment frem our
friends ii The shape of shat delightful serssade last
4 <.Vz,ftifir
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-11

fellow stole Lord Chatham's gouty shoes; his
servant not finding them, began to curse the thief.
Never mind, = said his lordship, s'all the harm
wish the rogue is that the shoes may fit him.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-11
l.. SNOW,
H.
.Ias. R. Thompson,

M CHAN TATIao r.,
No. All BROADWAY, tness canai street,
je22 2p2n New York.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-11
IdOiphO SY.Olae's
no the Travelling Community.

10 the travelling Community.
wOLFE's celebrated AROMATIC sCHTEBAM sCfSAPPs
shoad be In the HANDS of every traveller No ay shoad
leave the city be whou supply during the weather.
1t invariably The Ill effects change Of weather.
beverage It is the parsst liquor made In the world
Pu, up pint aud quart bottles Sold by all Druggists
and Frui. Stores.
Udoipho svoife's Pure Cognac Brandy,
In bottles imported bottled by himself Warranted pure
and the beet quality with his certificate each bottle
UdoIpho Wplfe's Pure Old Port Wine,
Imported by himself in dozsa each with
tifraie Of It's purity each bottle.
Udolpho Wolfe's Pare Madeira Wine,
In dozen each with his certificate bottles
guaranteeing its purity.
Udolpho Woife's Pure sherry Wine,
Imported by heelt. Wersned pure with ia certificate
the bottle and amp on the cork,
Udoipho WoHe's Genuine Schietlnm
ARoHATI,i sCHEAPPs,
Pnts and quas The best Gin made the Gin
sold under the Of schnapp not put up by him
position the purchasers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-11

AarIExp RELsgs. q. correspondent Of the Wi
Aona afinnesotel Republican writes that Mr. A. 1.
Jeaks, Of that place. who IS prospecting in one Of
those mounds which afe 50 common ii that coun-
Iz TedeHtly discovered at tile depth Of i've or six
aees The remains Of seven Or eight people OF very
large size. One thigh bone measured three feet in
Iength. The under jaw was one inch wider than
of any other man III this city. He also found
.ahells pieces of ivory 81 bone rings pieces
of ketsleS mhde Of earth and coarse sand, There
wene a. the nec oi one Of thc skeletons teeth two
inches IN length hi pns.half to fourths of an
inch 4 diameter With holes drilled into the sides.
1T she end polished, with crease around til Also
vi afroN, ave inches long by one aud q half wide
stack thrpngh tho back near the backbone, and
onn ahont eight inches long stuck into the left
breast. Also fhe blade of \ copper hatchet one
inch and 4 half vide at the edge and two inches
Iong. TiiS hatchet was found asnck III the sk1lli
of ta Same skeleton. The mound ID some aDosfeet
above the surfaca of TIC mississippi, and IS cam.
posed III clay imnled diately above the remains two
NH sslez GENES 81 black loan; then
anothsT of clay inches thick. also closely
packed That II was with difficulty that ii could be
penetrated. Thurs ars some fpnrsor Ave Inherent
layers Of earth abose the remains. There Is no
such clay found any where ii tie vicinity.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-11

Heasg MISSING A.p 40 REN I'D. See advertise
RsaE p sr n u. Isoces sasssa for l,as
sssssEaf II nsss
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-11
rs there a House scithout Rats 2

We think not It astonishing think the quantity
food they make withi in fact what would support ut
least thee children Why dc you allow them This
is the question. Don't you know that
WILSON'S
Rat md Roach Exterminator
viii lay them in The dust you perfectly lee from
great nussneeY
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
. J. WRIGHT & CO.,
2I and ISL Chartres street
sp9tend Soip pto,,iatnru