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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-02
Extension Of the Water Works! . /.

pursuance resolution the Council Tia faowIns
i resolutions were ordered H. b. published: .5, =
Of General Assembly of vrgss enii,ed ran Acs
authorize Council OF City Of l.nchburg extend %
Works and ordinances m efererr, thereto to the
CITY, passed February 2sh sa0 tho Council hero
y authorize vote TO taken Wednesday the 2bth day
July Of the frechoer residing holding property in tile
OF the City OF Lynchbua on the eoutAsde of uanes
River lying within .hc and beyond tho s o. the CITY over
property lhercln which vote sha be taken the
following places within said limits VIZ: AT the cosetienary
Joseph Equi, Diamond il a feulsts;at War
Gannaways Tobacco Factory and 81 Laghorne Seob
Mill .F. ~
Reaolred purpose af -cre..ns end ssesT.K
said the Council hereby appoint t"c sErg colnmis
Officers two said Commissioners being
hozed IN open poll respective places, viz: ''
JOSEPH Eoui's-Charea II. Backford Samuel Tsree f.
H Doanc, Nathan c. Talalerro and Alfred NJ WOoiroof-S
A. Baiy 10 act ms ohiccr.
AT PAuLErrs-Edgur Whitehead. Edward 5. Foxikos. ~
b. Deane IT,, John d. Langhorne, and John K HnghssWo.
H. Hail. o oifcer.
AT GAsNAwAYs FAc1oRy.-John W. Murrell, Charles l..
Slaughter, Warren Gannaway, VIM. King, and seth uaseyz
Vim W. Gannaway, to act AS Officer ~.
AT LAS0HoHsH d SoerTs MnL-Ammon o. Hancock. Eo,
W Crenshaw, Charles Scott, Humphrey Daney. and Az
tnml-Jacob Nauck, 70 act as officer. :
Rssore That the time and places herein appointed said
COMMISSIONER any VI heG SHALL Al lheir respectivs
Places open poll book to he headed, Extension Of Tho Nal
references thereto suburbs" containing separate
umnA The headed .For the Extension" and fhe T.
sAgas the Extension ana shall then and there
recorded In said poll books the for and against tho
gsins the said extension and their with s
olls delivered the Clerk OF the Council lay
he before tho Council at their next stated meeting there
after. IS qs . slgs. at -
Resorsd That the Clerk Of the Council be- and be hfrctc
directed have the frsgoue rrsUiaons pubished In the
rs cf the City twice week tor thirty days prss'oasi" hs
18th day of july. t.,5- as is.s tssiis
Je sS-mxnesly - JAS WILLIAMS, CFk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-02
New Grocery and Commission House.

WM. ii. ROSE IL DIR. a. +. WILLIS
lANE associated themselves tngeiher under Tho al, and
i Arm of WILLIAM H. ROSE h co, aud have takcn tho
house NJ" l0 Main street. next door W Lee, tocke Taylor
Tor III. purpose nj eonducinga
GeneIal di ocoiy and Commission business,
md this time receipt nf large and we'll coc, stock
"t GRoCEEIEs STAPLE DRY GOODS, md LIQUORS Of
NIL kinds aud every other article usually k" First ,nss
Wholesale aud Retail teerry uus. nnd VIII pay PARTICULAR
attention Ia the snc of BAtON, LARD, BUTTER, ftouT,
WnEAI TuhAttn, nnl Country Produce generally innk.
liberal ndvan,cson ir"ee In hani cusgnsd Tor sale and
cash time sales when required.
All frum the public 10 10 call aud examine
before buy Ing motto viii be- yatok ses small
profits
lN- No tronlho 10 allow 0oodn. lap biy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-02
How Congress Elects the President ant
Vico-P President.

1t may be useful just about this time TO repro
duce the statement which the approach Of pres
idential election makes "pportune every four
years.
Tho House If Representatives hns nothing
whatever to do with the election ofa vice president
nor the Senate with the electon of President -
The powers of each body are distinct and entirely
independent of tho other.
II no President be chosen by the electors, tho
House ef Representatives may choose tho Prasi-
dent, their choice being restricted to tho per
sons having the highest numbers, not exceed
ing three on the list of those voted fer for Prusi.
dent
IL no Vice President be chosen by tho electors,
the Senate shall choose n ice-Presiden, from tho
two highest numbers on the list OF those voted for
President.
If tho House full to elect President before the
4th Of March next following, then the Nce-Presi-
dcnt, whether chosen by tLcelcctors or by the Sen.
ate, shall net ns President.
The rule or manner OF voting under which the
Sernte chooses Vice President il exactly the re
verse Of that If the House in cho,sing Presi
dent each being the reverse of the general prin-
clple or bass upon which the respective bodies
are organized The House. representing the ieo-
pie, and ordinarily voting per capita. yotc for
President hy the States. tho representation from
each State having one vote, and mn ajorty of nll
the States beng necessary to n eholce Tho
Senate. representing the Sntes--in theory ut
least and the manner of elecung Senators votes
for Presdrn, PR capita. each Senator being cn,i-
tied to vote, and u ma jority Of all the Senators
being necessary TO II choice.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-02
Scarce and Desirable Dry Goods.
18th June, 1850.

JOHN j. PURVIS, A3fEN !,
rs this day receiving all the SCARCE AMP DLslkABLE
articles In Dry Goods line, nov needed IN ,nis
brc Hhdkfs Ladies' and Hosiery Ere1s"n sk,s n
Rets &c kc Also, large supply OF WHITE SooDe 'o
ii canrrcs NusIins Lace. Irish Linens &C. &C. all Of
which will be sold cheap for CASH. --.,. ,,.,r
S-New Goods will be received almost ever! WeeA uu"s
the STSo" o. oA''NN' 49, -
In
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-02
9ailg Virgiaiau.
Loss of tho Ben Lewis.
A PASSENGERS STATEMENT.

Mr.. II. II. Harrison. of Lexington, Me-, took
passage on the Ben Lewis at Memphis for this
port. lie says; About one o'clock, Monday NOR
ming. shortly alter backing out from Cairo, and
sailing nrounda sand bar, had stopped out on
tho boiler deck. and had gone upon tho steps lem
ding 10 tho lower deck, whea suddenly | was
brought to pause by loud report rs il II cannon
had been fred "f nigh and under me. the dead
silence and tho darkness Of tie surrounding
scene, making the thing far moro startling. But
had no tlnH to think nor ability to act, for
felt myself hurled helpless into the mir. aud then
Knew TINT the boat had exploded her boiler or
her boilers. | fell near to where | had been
standing, and saw that all the boat seemed to be
broken and tombling mass, Tor n part Of The
woodwork Of the cabin, tho chimnies. and the
heavy bell came IN confused mass, falling light
over me. hut luckily rome beam or sticks lay right
athwart mo, keeping ME from being killed. How
ever NJ it was. got M pressed that could hard
ly draw II breath. After little while. | worked
myself out. aud heard continued cries OF "Oh
God. - "Oh, God. :" uttered in such an ngonizng
tone. that could not help being atfeulcd by the
lnvocatlons. thought that these cries were from
the hremen. When got out aud could look "a
bout, whit was unce the cabin seemed II be- now
down To the level ol tho boilers. In n lew mo
mcntS, n body Of flame rolled over the arboura
side, extended aud enwrapped the whcclhouse, and
then that fell in. Some deck bands then came aud
helped mo to thrust threo stagc pluuks over tho
side, and we tied tho ends of them to the guard
ol the bont saw nobody but tho iirsI clerk Of
the hont, Mr.. Marshall. coming ont OF the onbiu !:
he was scaldel and in u bad plight. lie jumped
overheard to escape the hcut got hold If one of
| the stages, and held on until taken off by sk,F.
The skid played around cautiously for some
time, and was hailed several times by tho clerk,
aud the man in the skif at last inquired. "ls that
You, Marshall ?" and was answered, YES" lie
then came up and took off Marshall myself aud
! several deck hands. | was told, but don't know
how true tits. that this gentleman had two daugh-
tcrs aboard. who were lost. My partner told me
he saw them standing on the boat. frnntically
screaming, join hands. and jump overheard. My
| partners name is Martin, aud ho wns saved. lle
was bound to somo place near Hannibal, Mo. lie
| jumped overheard, aud would have been drowned
but for u rope which be caught when nearly OK.
haustcd and helpless.
The gentleman giving the above statement, is
wounded in the face. bruised the side, and is
weak nnd feycred.-&. Louis Democrat
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-02
SANFORD'S LIVER INVTGORATOR
NEVER DEBILITATES.
FOR THE CURE OF

IT Is COMPoUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS, and has
become established fact, Standard Medicine, known
and approved by all that have used IT, and is
sorted with confidence all the diseases for which IL
is recommended. O
II has cured thousands = within the last years
had given up al hopes of relief the numerous
unsolicited certificates In my = possession show
The dose must be adapted 10 the temperament Of tn
individual taking ii, and ed In such quantities
nc gently on the bowels.
Let dictates of your Judgment guide you In the
use of the LIVER IHTE - CORA TOR and It will
Lirsr Comptaints, BiHioms attacks, Dyspepsid rhro
mic Did,+he1, Smmner - Comp tain IT, Dysentety,
Dropsy Sour Stomach, H. = btudl Costirsness, Ghoic
Cholera Choierd WorbUs, Cholera Xnfantun, Fkatn-
ience, yTpandfce, Ftndie Weaknesses, and mny be
used successfully as an Or dfndry Fdmfiy Nedicine
1t will cure SItK HE1D = ACHE, (as thousands can
iesfy) in trety minutes, - II f,rO three Tedsp0on
(uis taken ut commence. ment OF attack.
Al eh0 IL Diring their testimony In its favor
NII WATER ~ 7HE - MOUTU W/TU TWE
NFIGOR TOR AND - SWALLOW BO7U TO
GE7HER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-02

IIuuons OF PnfITics. The Washington oorres-
pendent Of the New York Post gives the hum.
or Of the talk at Washington On the day nitcr
tiun:
Every hotel in town was crnmmed to it's ut
most capac ty, and the hubbub and general excite
ment were terrible. In one crowd | noticed the
mammoth form If Humphrey Marshall Of Ken.
tucky. who shoutei To his Democratic friends:
"Wc!l gentlemen. give your credit ior one thing
you have put before The people almost every
man Of prominence in your party!' Steward Of
Maryland was inclined to seek little COMFORT
if possible, fr m the unhappy state O! things, and
remarked: "Well. al wo have to do is for Doug
las to get all the States he can North and Brock
inridge all he can in the South and then we can
have union after election"
"Union after the contest is ended when We
can't unite before election" shouted q stalwart
S1utherner. that's preposterous." Marshall
came mp for his hat Said he. You remind me,
Stewart, of campaign life in Mexico After one
of our battles and when we broke up our camp
to advance still further into the enemy's country.
the Mexican boys and women would ome round
and pick upIwhat we left, even kernels Of corn.
Now it seems to me. you are picking up tho very
smallest kernels Of comfort.
or. and especially so the Douglas men. The Sece
ders nomination plaques them vastly; they well
know the President and his army OF Office hold
ers, will put n Brecknri1gc and Lane ticket into
every Free State, while it will carry the most of
the Southern States easily enough-all that Bell
doscn't."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-02

Consul GEN. Smith AT CoNsrANrINoPLE. Mr.
Smith was single man, and any single man can
live the best style in Consantinople for $4,000
year. The facts are these: This man was appointed
Consul General at Constantinople without ever
having been seen by the President or Mr. Cass,
lie was common soldier in Col Davis egiment
in the Mexican war, and has of late edited small
paper in some town in Mississippi. He obtained
this appointment through certain Senatorial in.
Gucuce and came on to Paris, where he remained
some two months or more. In Paris he ledAuch u
life of outrageous dissipation and SO disgraced his
Office and his country. that the embassy there ap-
pealed to tho President to have him recalled.
Fearful that this application might not succeed. they
frightened MIR. Smith into signing . resignation,
The day after sinig this he ran away from Paris
slipping through the hands Of the embassy he
came on to Constanlinople. Here he presented
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-02
c,zeIIe-Eyed and Epitome Needles.

GaZeIIe-Eyed aud EPUVmC NcCuNH'
UHAyE iust received from the English oversiy Mia
.ortment Of supsEior anti newly inN enea
Nerdis LADIES' and those usng Nesdes generally VIII nn"
ihese well worthy of call and their attention. Nj,
os No. 18n Main Street, Lyneiburg, Va.
q noo LBS FAMILY LARD-On cons gnsnsn and ,or sA~
Y,UUU BY [may 81 n. Law, VI .ne ns-s1
~ R.rr.la MAJ No. Aackere, tt
~ ~ kMs LEE, RoCKE b TAYLOR,
Foi aS" Ne 100 Main BrUSt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
CA NJ p, STA PILES eco.
AT rak OLD ND OF tAsr, SMITH co., )
No, b'idge st.. near Depot a Corn Hxehanss
Lynchburg, Virginia,
AND NO DkAYAuR FROM CANAL6 ,sst
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS.

LWAns Keep large and complete assortment Of H1APls
"A DAY dooDs AND 0RoorRiEs, WIVES Asp L(uess ALL
cs. Fairness and linsray dealing rule oras
hiad upon sae terms as II present. and kuoda rafely u
and delivered as requged IN tho Commission AND FOk
wARDiN0 department, SPACIOUS HOUsE posesiss "a.
rr to locaon In the very ess9 bf tssde
and has always enjoyed liberal patronage. For The Eanfes
on towards of large In his branch Of busl.
thank fcnd. them that their vorn
.hai receive pcraonH attention In every instance
We sell Tobacco aud other description Of PrQduce and
are prepared Ia make prompt and favorable retuGas
House In the city or State. CAMP, sTAPLRs h 90.
WSACRb for Grain furnished heretoforA
"we have large Yard LUMBER sad Oh experienced
hHhd 10 measure anne, Jan Ia tsl G., b, d CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-02
ERETWEI4iL s. HALL,
No. Ill Main Street. LYnchhurH. Va.

a~ HAVE now In store i.r Spring and summer stock
Of Boots, Shoes Hats, 0aps Trunks Carpet Bass Va
iccs Calf skins Sole Leather, aud nl kinds of shoe
-. findings all of which will bs sod reasos-
able erins as they were bought In favorable time
We are nso manufacturing Ladies' and Gcniemens CATERS,
N description; well as al' other kinds ~
nur line Of bnsness and would call the Of those IN
AMI 10 j. Mica Sons Boor have G.n, ,both dssss
and double) of the beat quality (nh II dA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-02

Ill KINDS OF NEW GooDs--Jusi reeefved ssd viii b
"A sold cheap for caab by ...5.4 ~ as.- II
may 10 JOHN j. PURyIs, Agent. !
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-02

4 AIDES SHOES LADIES SHOES A beautiful article
ir Ats SEABURY6
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-02
Spring and Summer Goods.
ots, Shoes, Hats. Caps aud Straw Goods.

Of ENEKY DENt NtRIITION AND RTYLE.
81, HAVING received the grcatpr Iriion of my spnng
ani summer Goos being elpt daily Of such
are holng made Ia orirr rnn my frtendi
-ad The public, thai the, call with full efpectat
"n o being suited" chcr IN quality style jtA NJ sioek
If Trunks, Carpet BaRs umbrl,aA va large and cnpscs
l,er. grade. |. !. AkMIHakAD,
ap"--lRep. erWl M. 50 Man II. LynchbaNe Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-02

CaSh Tor neat.
I WISH to purchase considerable quantity Of thc NEW
CROP WHEAT delivered In Lynchburg and al the staple
ton Ms which The highest market prcrs will he paid
Having erected PLASTER Mill, am prepared, at all times
to furnish FRESH GROUND PLASTER nj l.. ncbburg prices
either barrels may suit buyers. viii also
furnish GTANO il timely notice be given order IT,
delivered either In Iynchburg the Nj for which will
u commission, Il has 10 be Stored
will buy good barrel timber, both sras",s AMI grecn
well Hoop Poles delivered at the Mill Tor which i ruics
will he allowed.
go THE STORE HOUSE and BLACKSMITH SIi0P at ih"
MI MIL RENT consider first stand bo,i
the House will soon be thorough! repaired
jc 1 ,i6m--Rcp copy. JAS. J.. IoRNER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-02
JAMES WILLIAMSON

No 81
1N WISHES inform his friends that lie hes received
A splendd Of Bonnels Flats, Infants Fancy
0 Hats and Caps Ladies Dress Caps Bonne, Rouchcs,
Flowers Ribbons Shakers Hoop Skrs Paras"ls sun Umb
r,a Fans Embroierics, Hosiery Kid silk and Le Thread
Gloves Indies and gentlemen Lace Mltts and
other aTtcles
Bonne Flats and Hats bleachcd pressed In bes,
and latest style
Country Merchants supplied on very reasonable terms
EF5- Orders promptly attended to- Please give call
We " III sell very cheap. No. 81 MAIN STREET,
may 70 L.nchhurA Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-02

II I'D SLIPPERS AT*l.-A pretty article of Pain KID SIP
N I~rsal*l. sEABUEY's.
lie
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-21
THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.

THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
DALLEY's MAGICAL. PAIN EXTRACTOR
universally supplaned oinens and healing ap-
pcation in both the Eastern Western Hempiefes ber-
introduced and the true secret or It's
in all cuaneous affections whether the
dent or disease.
Burns and Scalds
instantly relieved anguish pain and inanna,Ion>
by timely application of this marvellous healer esh Ia
renewed as If by charm, ble,nish remaining.
The Friend of the Nursery.
Children frequent sufferers from external INJURIES eeci
uy from fluid and camphene explosions therefore every mother
should have this healing preparation constantly heals
sore breasts and quickly removes the Tser Kingwo 80
prevalent In children.
To Travellers by Sen and Land.
The machins the traveller every other Individual whose
lot in life throws him within the chance accident esplo
sion fire collision. should bear mind that Magic Er.
tractor is his best and only friend 1t both portable cheap
and should be his companion, friend in There
thousands Of living Witnesses testify
tue who their sound limbs muscles TO It's saving
efficacy.
The following few of the leading diseases 10 which
DALIEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR Is preventive,
well as
Burns Bruises,
Boils, Broken Breasts, na5
Bites OF Reptiles, Cancer,
Cracked LIPS Chapped Hands, g =#5.
Chiblains Cfninp, -="
. M .5.u Contracted Cords. Chafes
Diseases Of the Skin, Eryspcias.
.4 s5s.== ..- Fisiula, Frost Bites.
Fever Sores, Feons,
Ganinlar Diseases
Mercnral Sores,
Pans generally
# l~$ Es PIHplcs, Piles,
Poison, Rheumatism
u.. ..u Rashes, Sores Of all kinds
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-21
Augusta Rnces.

SECOND DAY.--The Augusta Constitutionalist of
the 10th says
Yesterday was a bright, balmy, springke day,
and large number Of persons were present 10
witness the exciting race between Plana and the
filiy of tile Red Eye stock. Among the visitors in
attendance we're several ladies, who graced the
occasion with their presence.
The race was for the Jockey Club purse of five
hundred dollars three mile heats, and the entries
were as follows:
Boston.
2. o. r. Hares b. E. by Red Ego, dam Nonplns
Y Amid considerable interest, the horses started,
but, after the first heat, the bay FLY was with.
drawn, and Planet galloped the second and third
heats over the track The time was 5:424.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-21
DIR. DAVIS
COMPOUND srrup OF u11D eHxaar AND 1AR

COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAB
influence the dangerous cough is removed sph
ting of blood prevented the breathing and
easy and tho sufferer the
awful condition Consumption healthy comfortable
existence.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and Retail by ii
j WRIGHT a. co,
Il and f5l Chartres street,
Sole agents for the South.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-21
DEATH ON RATS AND REACHES.

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER,
agent used for
the destruction of these troublesome vermin
Be sure and ask for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH DE-.
sTRoYER there spurious articles offered fol se
For sale by ]. WRIGHT & CO.,
iaI 6m&W q and Isl Chartres street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-21
THE AxEsIcAs COR UaPlRE. The London
Times d The 2slla ult. has the fellowIng: VI.


For many weeks past The american Derby colt
HHipire. has seemingly held his position in the
Two Thousand and Derby betting oh sufferance,
md thu movement which Was made against him on
Thursday last vas not unexpected although it
created snme sensation No cause worthy OF cre-
dsncs hAs beeiiassigned for i decne unless it be,
indeed, thai be has ofate been more secluded than
usuak We were never through thick and thin
admirers oI Umpire; We have frequently given ex-
Preston n anr opiniou that his Goodwood running
md BY ssockton success did not establish his title
@ ihe pQsiflonte which he was adyanced--Inore by
money thaa BY merit ID Tie Derby netting
AN sorts 81 rumors are circulated about Umpire.
INC aass report u, that ID each sis 81 lis stable
door zre chained two ieroceus bull dogs, who are
Roxboseay sspt W short commons 10 render them
xonE 8. bene- This statement Is Wiaey circulated
- Of Ms ArsefleSn papers, and an English con.
zihHtor % one Of them actuaIly hal the
" state tAst 20 precauscn d necessary, tn that
ayorites for Ereat races in England are inyarsbse
get ~ That umpire viii return ID his possias
y very probable fcr, doahsless large sum 81
money Mil be- selt Into the market from Arcriea
u haDk him; MainstoHe u, however; aow III ssd
PC 1aTori1e.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-21
i. WRIGHT & co.

MEDICAL. ...... MEDiOAL..,....ME
Il
WINER's CANADIAN TERMIFUGE
SAVES THE CHILDREN.
This IL the only remedy against Worms ~ the humas
framehings that fatal and destructive to Children
save the Children!
Let mothers be timely warned and not allow these child mnr
derers to remain the systems Of their offspring Remember
that
wINER,s CANADIAN vERMlfUGE
will and Danish the reptiles and tho young VIII
be saved Think Of this.
Colonel Yasse Of Mississippi In letter 70 J. w Fesey Esq,
Of the Aberdeen Conservative thus winds hts
the value OF this medicine 10 his family eSpa-
Renee has convinced that In the experiment have made
with Wners Canadian permfuge Is due to suffering human
ity well the manufacturer Of the medicine, 70 make
public the result of my observations.
stSgned w. H. yASsER,o
The yerIniiuge is for SALE Wholesale and retail, by
". WRIGHT 4 CO.,
q and Isl Charities street,
@.4.g Sole Proprte.ors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-21

This Invaluable medicine prepared from an extensive
practice Of several in bilious climate and
TO fail curing Fever and Agus Or any ii the de, ala
naiHed
Those who suffering from affections of this KIM Al liz
Those who have become nralds from their upo The con-
sa"'ion wy mud ne INDIA cliofAGoGUE 4saIa
able remedy for purifying the blood and thoroughly eI,n.in
from the system the morbid effects Of bilious climate
Tie wonderful effects Of Ch3agogue III edcti III. tor,
tbs human System only explain extraordinary I'm
iht srtcdy thorough and permanent III Fever aud -
and the various grades of intermittent aud feoebt
1t has been tested In thousands eas and 4 ~
all who have used it, the greatest Fever and Ae
ssmedies
Be and ask for Dr. OsGo0Dfs INDIA CIIoL AfoCup
there many coinerieits offered for sale
For sale In New Orleans Wholesale retail AT
prices, by
J. WRIGHT 4 Co.
n and l5l chartres street.
General Agents.