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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-24
say- Prices as Low as the Lowest, -Ssp
sThe scandinavian Pnls and Purl-


1.-The scandinavian pals and Puri-
D~ ne . -CINuSsAri, July, l 1868. Dr. q. W,
Rohack Sis-In reply to inquiries made Of me,
gives me pleasure 10 say, that Mrs. n. Alice, ofthe
Dr. Alice u Cincinnati, previous 10 her going East,
expressed her confidence in the efficacy Of your Scan
dinayian Remedies, and the benefit she derived from
using them. She had been suffering nom general pros
tmion at times, being over seyenty-six years ofage,
and opthalmia and Of the flee. Various
remedies were restored TO without relief when some
friends recommended n course OF your scandinavian
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills. They had the desired
effect and she was considered as restored TO health.
/ know many who have used your medicines, and
speak decidedly ofthe benefit derived, tins testdying
oftheir renoyating influence in purifying the blood and
giving yigor and energy to the system. They have my
cordial appreciation. Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
s. J. BRowN.
Rev. Samuel J. Brown has been a devoted laborer in
the cause Of Christianity, in Cincinnati, for more than
thirty years, M almost every old Cincinnatin knows.
Such testimony, from such Il source, is not to be passed
over lightly. No other Proprietary Remedies ever
presented to the public, ever received 1.-THE Of the
commentator nom MEN OF STANDING, in every
walk ofhfe, that mine nave done. See advertisement.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-24

ba- The City Council meets tonight.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-24

ElGIfT for one Dollar, on letter sheets, at tho Are
II Gallery and Picture Fulme Mandatory, Third st /.
asst Of the Post Office.
feb2m6 r.. ". CRIDLAND.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-24

UoR sALE-THE LUTHERAN CHURCH, cor.
~ ner Of Fourth aud Jefferson streets, land Il want
oh with al ia furniture and fixtures. For terms, apply
either to y. GEBHART, or
lan2i Ohm McREYNOLDS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-24
FINE ART GALLERY,
CREENWALD a GROSS.

They will take youR good likeness for Ten cents AMI
ipSanis. Their pictures are admired hy ell Judges %
at, and are waIlmnted 10 BE- second 10 none taken Ia this
". They respectfully invite Gle pul1icto coll and AZ
unine their work, and nudge torthemsdyes. my7
The New York herald., 1860-12-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, !
Tnrnsn,Y. pec. sp. N.

TnUIsDsY, Dec. G-6 i. NJ.
This has been another very dau dry. Put .
feeling continues very sloomy, nor does there
seem . tc any prospect of return = cheerful
ncss untl tie adyiccs from Warrington convey
better horCs of the Union. Money is not 10 be
Ia except en- CALL To the brokers, on stock Sc.
Guilty. with good margin, money i freely offered
ri and below seven rcr cent; but The best psper
goes begging at 4 i, per cent month. Some
discussion i taking place rs 70 the probable fate
which would bcfal new issue of six por cent
Treasury notes, as contemplated by the House
Committee of Ways and Means. Tic latest re.
ported transactions in Treasury notes (sixes) were
at q; hot there are very few buyers at anything
Ike that figure. II seems 10 he generally ex-
pecied that the government could not, In tho
present state Of tho market. get over 20 for
ten millicns Of new notes. As. however, money
must lie had in order to save tic honor OF The
government. Il win become necessary 10 accept
90, or even lcss Il no better bids can be hal. and
the sooner the negotiation i rade The better
With The exception q the government Of Great
Britain, no government hls enjoyed 50 high
credit - ouTr end will sives ~ 20 Il would s,iIl
not fare much worse lhan he governments Of
France, Russia, Iialy ~ Spain lo Il al .ir'es.
There 4 very NNc jcnr n frogn bins. sd tio
The New York herald., 1860-12-07
NE G RI S S /.
Ssparsant Letter OF Secretary Floyd.
of Virginia.
Debate in the Philadelphia Councils On
the Affairs Of the Country.
can for nass Meeting la sss HALL OF
Independence.
ss., As., ~.
rHp GEORGIA AND SOUTH CAROLINA CON.
VENTIONs.
Ae.,

CHAErnsrcy, Dsc 0, 1880
ync Georgia Senate reyectcd tie bil caiag Con
seuion Ct Southern states This viewed as ~ irdi
siion Of the intenIon Ct Georgia 10 sccede separately
Ire election for delegates - thgssuh Carolina consea.
ssor wss quiet opc. very foil vote -As poled The
tesolt viii net be known I'll p morrow Is s generally
scnceded lhs, Judge gssrsih viii lead the ticket W.
fcrcher Encs II Ia also conceded, s elected.
mere the streets TO day that the federal
government erRsgBg lsb5rsrs for Fort Aoune, and
sying them reernis
The New York herald., 1860-12-07
TIE SECESSION FEELING IN FLORIDA.

4oUV'
senstor Yuiee, oil Florida, mas written letter rom
wssnpg,on Legislature OF that state, Announcing
sas upon learning any time Of the determination OF
florida TO dissolve connection With the Northern sates,
ss will promptly aud joyousy return home 10 support
che banner OF sae state 10 which he ses aeg ance
Col Blackburn federal Marshal for the Northern dis
svci of Florida, closing up the business Of his Office
psepsratory 10 resgnirg.
The accession feeling IN Florida is quite ss universal ~
IN South Carolina.
The New York herald., 1860-12-07

4rtv Ero.ra, Niskey. s HAtmcre from Rotterdam sns
heavy westerly uesihsr, os l0rtop su
ssrs
rsi6 yrfts-wrrtins schr Nornn ui,ss srr,y,a l.sl
evening Icm wreck bre tus prevsorsy reported ashore
ffs G1f Ni ss hvh ard irv n
tte tes-h SEQ hses ~ rWn hav~ been arsed dry
htarh3 he hssares o. o1Faa cJnng ~ uFrsEff8e
mans vesse ragr4 ~ lc aarH w IN ~ iisttaves
1, 50 Hst sro from thsnt. tff n tp rhe guHs
vW ESQ., " ssy 81 sa.n st ske lct ca tt beA.b ,rhe
The New York herald., 1860-12-07
CONSERVATIVE BANQUET AT RICHMOND.

RInMo.D, Va, Dec O. 1890
According previous announcement tho Uncn men Of
Richmond gave the Bell and Everett electors grand din
the Exchange Hotel and Ballard House last night
Many speeches made expressing conservative Union
sentiments and opposing secession from existing causes
declaring that should aegresrous oyert acts DO
scmmned, then they would shoulder their tomanasSs,
AMcbeis and mu,kets 10 defence OF their rigtU II was
zee OF he srandsst odcaons ihai has taken psse
Any similar occasion The ju1lies Lasted I'll four ocl>cs
mir morning.
Al The banquet strorg speeches were made in favor
Of The Union and generally favoring Convention or
sAe border States Bots opposed the right Of
sion .dyocRie ted force the Laws could not be up
held wteoat This view was opposed by two speakers
The New York herald., 1860-12-07
s ShlFPsftG 6 ~ ~ 8.
FORT OF new York, Decs mbsr o, 1850
IrEAAEn

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sissrrb,o Fire Dsr, Johrs0r. Tong Koar-xserer Co
slssusais Montgomery, Berry, sssAansn--h Ufvmwen
s.s.rss,p MARION WAITING CHARLESTON spanora, rscs
Steamship Roanoss, Coacs Norfolk ssLadlssn asas.
sS,o Nsslss.I P,,1naes L.,rDSc7I g
ss,p ncst,E.s Ba,ns. Ioresa.g J rss.sa.,r; s..
fsY s 9us bsrn raIs ssaci
nms r,ss slsr; ,; sussss I,s A,rrs a.. 3. ouard.
Bis ,s,: o., c1ia Sla.sGsnl,.gs ,r Eincisn
sris s" sm n ma Is nsassa Fs,s~ i. Corning
Brig rssri.ss t6rJ. Zoe, rernnta-Necssl FRA
s s.'s ! G waits Si paws .sx s.ifSra-J Dos.
sohr Ocean wave sb ileseing, q JCs---E Sesius a
Col sseriy rhonrsor, cA s.'sson xoor'aay Mo'l
sssr y n,.r.sr, Hswsis. snsrys.,s.- y,.y cnarrsy
& sssr n.lrss aas sa.s .s ass asls
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. sao scy 81 "a a m n M % sssS igs Rew wa . ns
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rhs ;irors ssss kox a. - I'M - 5ess " Q, se .,
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siearashp Moarso ssSer Asxsndria, &c, with ndse NOD
passengers. % II . Cromwell ace.
s.s.sSsers % L,sr, elassrs s - ''' "'''
a. sa 1 rs . 10 .ss sa s4 % 1S 3 saSa Rs
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.rh Mnirn isNn N. 80. 49, :, " ~ 80 i
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49,. es- 80. ssA'e' 49, 'ts 80 - -
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tktr. cid Ia saA ks1ei Tor n, aal ar
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The New York herald., 1860-12-07

The Cincinnati Gazei.c vi Tuesday says,--
mo agents OF the Grand TruAs Railway 10 tbs o!y
have bter rot'cd t1at be ocean aka ars ron Porsad
VII g. morrow sdvsrce sacir rates I've cents psr
tgi6red on ioIrih Glars i1e niand rrurs EslEly
therefore, rlakrs coryesneading Gfv21cc, aad toe
ihrorsi rsia - L.rpoo from Cincinnati vii hereafter
be, unu f5rtner nllce, 81 70 per brndISa
The New York herald., 1860-12-07

P'rp Csacr vcod, Hs:scr volocrt, r. G, KeI>ir, Nc
gayge
The Chairman ssJ that II thee Gentlemen nSde par
~ movement II be hzd not FOR ko had appointed sn
eolal number oi each party on the committee.
Ac.ouyIcd.
The New York herald., 1860-12-07
Tic Boston Transcript of last evening SAYS;

Irc 1fn0niA q ssIece neII " fnN MT . y
raik- aFCnn by their returns PUBLISHED t1is
rf shows uat po-toh of thc'p bsva been DO "a si
lty CoD4 "a Ts esc The pressure q be panic, ald tst
Cy have cost ss'c H. ptif- 0f lh1s ag gald gpecie
tvsFsfo AMI aimed =, hC'H their rrtto~ors We gnog
~ barEs W Z stcn winch nov 'fpacis a.arnran 0f
tvo and bali per oeui bciag TIE lcy& lint watch nave
&c rtt The pgt week SmcnIt equal - Nfiocn :,
tNCrty twn r~r ceut - thor liabilities n sucr tucs
80 arc having, thive seen = FAR more
cgCrato " he hc.'s sad hIa's q 5klk managers thsa
t. srd custCfaeIg irtp lc street ~ monry, A.
Whereby he a. absd % havc haadf3mc scce average
ret4FL~d ia the rsw.gaplTs
The New York herald., 1860-12-07
CITY COMmERCIAL REPORT.

THURsDAY, Deo Cd T. u.
ASHES The market wsA dun and nomnal Small sales
were made at &c $40.
FEADnuWs -llour-rhe market was unusually
heavy prices depressed and irregular closed at
. decline Of &c 1oc. per barrel in cases OF
caih forced Eaes concession Of l6c per barrel
submitted TO- The traLsactions footed up ABOUT 600
Nilhin the lnlO Ing Iango OF pria
The New York herald., 1860-12-07

The 1ipcinnau ed@tV' oi AWcsa"y s"Js'--
further decline was estsbl..hod ~ New York cy
chsuge. The market opened ~ - prcc, um buying and
4 ,seritp seimg but balances inoreo'ls, the bgyisg
ssie dropped In tle atsrnoou 70 u X, leaving OF
heav,, a ocelinc o 10 rsnsers chtass 10
rrcrnum inprooso'e. Inc onesng - produce
~tc~ss gcra. ana ,se rrcpls tHc tgFrcr ito
la exec o DC demsnd Tie Market having bscome set
tlgd regular quotations for "a n cheek,
.~fsW
The New York herald., 1860-12-07

Tie Commissioners Of the sinking fund Of The
s.srf Ohio deem it for the interest Of the State 10
withdraw that portion OF their advertisement iny.t
ing proposals for t>twenty year loan.
The other two propositions remain as advertised,
and bids for tile came wiz be received until noon
Of the 18th inst.
The transfer books for Ohio State stock viii be
closed from the 18th inst unti the 18th Of Januiry.
At Chicago, on Monday, the buying price Of eS-
charge continued at q -, and the selling at
Der cent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-31
BALsAMIc CORDIAL,

Th great standard medicines of the present age have acquire
their great popularity only through years Of trial Unbog
satisfaction is rendered by them all cases. and the peehA1s
pronounced them worthy.
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, DEBrI.
ITY CT THE NNRyoUs SYSTEM, DISEASES OF tn
kTDNEYs and all diseases arising from adsordered liver
weakness Of tile stomach digestive organs speedily and
permanently cured by the GERMAN BITTERs.
The BAIsAM1C CORDIAL has acquired reputation
passing that Of any mar preparation extant, will
without fail the and long standing COUGH COLD
OR IloARsENEss BRONCHITIS, INFLUENZA, GROUP.
PNEUMONIA INCIPIEST CONSUMPTION, and has peg
formed the most astonishing ever known Of
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION
few doses will also check and the most severe
DIARaHEA proceeding from Cold in the Bowels.
These medicines prepared by DR.. c. NJ JACKSON Co.,
No Ais Arch street, Philadelphia Pa and sold by drug
gsts medicines everywhere rs centa bot
,le The signature Of O. NJ will he the outside
wrapper Of each bottle.
In the Almanac published Annually by the propetors called
EvERYBoDYs ALMANAC you viii End testimony and
mandatory all parts of the country These Alma.
macs are given away by all our agents. .0s".
w..5. m"-.-.w j. WRIGHT 4 CO., Agents.
MMw.-.. .-.. q and l5i Chsrtres street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-31
N. I. 0.--see personaI notice.

AEKIAL NAVIGATION. Mr.. Joseph Pepper, Of
Prague, announces that be has discovered the
means to regulate aerial navigation by power
which will satisfactorily take the place of nearly
all steam engines, being simple, eficacieus, and
safe. With this agent gas is not necessary, and
the descent Is to be accomplished b. an ingenious
arrangement Of paraehutes. This aerial boat is,
then, merely gondoia, whose mevements in
every direction obey readily the commands Of the
motive poWes, and this is nothing but reaction.
agy force produced BE- current Of electricity.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-31

SENTENCE or couar- MARITAL. REyKRsEp.
Lieut. Alexander Il. Drake. Of the Second In
fanay, convicted By Gonrt.Martial Of conduct un.
becoming IN officer and q gentleman, aud sen.
fenced to be dismissed from The service Of The
United States, has been relieved from sentence
by President Buchanan, who qnashed the proceed
ings thus: The sentence If the eourt-M IS
disapproyed. The officer will be ordered to duty.
James Ruc4anan' Lieut.. Davis accordingly re-
leased HIN from arrest, and he has resumed his
gwafa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-31
Eaaia. Rest0s.afire /!
The ONLY DISCOVERY
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR RESTORING
The Bald and Gray!

Many snces greu discovery Of Prof Wood havs attempt
ed initiate his Rsstoiase bu! profess @ bare Ss
haye ~ being carried ayay by the woades
leave the ded is ressess sway. Read the following
BATH, Maine, April 49, 1859.
5 R we @ Ras sssf aHd
have pnbshed ihs vicinity elsewhere has given rise
nas s9s % and
p al eF @ in s ] seen ny 4a n so a.
Pus m to be good order and S natural m bs sGo eys0 70
better than in my sage Of my life for forty years past
soft thrifty an better coored The same Is true oi my whs
substance Is washed Of frequent ahution Of The face when
shs whisefs IL same result will follow as the hair havs
been IN the rsce Of great number Of letters from I parts ef
as there muh fraud in the and sale Of various
and Been used MT only Without any good effect but q absolute
y Ihays not used e Restorative Of any account
dreds have examined i with surprise as am now 81 years
@ 1 f"a ae Pi sn na
received favor Of TWO qua bottles last for which
seseit my ends and thereby induced them to ryit
used with universal success win ask that You
snd me 9y which can tra nd IN Ton the I
% Ha I sy @
gsss ag N s,s,s
sep m % @ @ n @ o my nnF Il m
suits remain dear sir, yours. A. g. RAYMOND.
Aaron Run, KY, Nov. 30, 1858.
PRoY o. j. wooD-Dear Sir would certainly be doing you
great injustice make known TO all the world the wonder
full well the unexpected result have experienced from
using bottle of Hair Restorative After using every
kind exan but without success and finding
head nearly destitute of hair finally induced 70 trv bot
tie Of your Hair Restorative Now candsr and justice compel
whoever read this that now possess
and beautiful growth Of hair which pronounce richer and
hansomer than the original WILL therefore, take occa
this Invaluable remedy to ALL who may feel
the necessity for it. Respectfully yours, ,r,o,-
This testimonial of my appreciation for your valuable
medicine you Of is unsolicited but you think
worthy place among the rest insert 1t, if wish II not
destroy 1t, and say nothing. Yours ETC., Rev y A. b.
Restorative put up hotties Of three sizes viz Large,
medium and small The small holds half pint and retas for
per bottle. The medium bottle holds at least twenty
per in pLoposn than the small and reais for
dollars pe bottle Thearge holds quart forty cent moro
IN proportion and retas for three dollars bottle. O. j.
W60n Co, Proprieors, LA Broadway New York and III
street. ST. Louis Mo- and sold by all good druggists an
fancy goods dealers. - ~ -
| 81 and l5I ChRrtres street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-31

usIoS BELI RiNGERs or THE Cry or JEFFERSON.
Attention called to notice, published elsewhere,
Of the formation of club with the above name at
the Stock Landing. The organization has the
stlunell and well.known Union veteran, James P.
Fferet, at its head as President with Messrs. T..
White, Vice President; r. charleTille Treasurer; !;
and ]. z. Fendeau, Secretary. The club may be
expected down in procession for the Union Mass
Meeting at the Clay Monument tomorrow evening.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-31
Bayou Raptdes Navigation Co.

ALEXANDRIA, July I6, Is6a.
All meeting of the Board of Directors of said Company held
this day at their Office, WAS
Resolved That pursuant to the provisions of the The
Legislature Of this sate, entitled IAN Act Incorporate the
Bayou Rspides Navigation Company apntnyed tue Eth
February 1860 books of subscription to the capital stock
said Company be opened under the supervision Of the
signed
AT the tice Of The Company, Alexaudriai
=. o.. Shreveport
:. e. Natchorhcs;
At the Branch office of the Company No. 20 Caouee street,
New Orleans and shall remain open until the of stock
required by said act be takcu.
!Signedt q MASON LONG, President.
a--btEECToRS----
S. W. Gordon W. w. Wilmington,
Clinton H. layworth, George NJ. Graham,
C. v. I4edonS.
F A. BIOsSAT, Secretary. --.- -.
II. LEGENDRE & son,
Agents Of the Company,
jy30 2pf No 20 Carondt tlet street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-31

made speech at the great Douglas ratification
meeting held in Nashville on Saturday night last
ExPresident Pierce is on visit to the White
Mountains in New Hampshire.
The Louisville Journal says
The Hon. I. G. Hindman, Representative in Con-
gress from Arkansas, says in card TO the Arkan-
sas people, that there is design on foot, oounten
anced and promoted by portion of the Democ-
racy, to give the electoral vote to Bell and Everett
and he is evidently apprehensiye that it will be
done. May his apprehensions be fully realized.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-31
The Toilet.

"TREFELIo" is THE TRUE SECRET OF BEAUTY,
"TREFELIO" Cures all Ernptons
"- "TREFEIIO softens the Skin z@4a
"TREFELIOi' Beauties the Skin.
"TREFELI0" Eradicates Humor
"TREFELIo 80 cents a bottle
Particularly adapted climates. few drops pured
the for Bathing is deicousy refreshing exhera
ing giving the Skin Freshness Smoothness Elasticity soIes
Briancy and PurityGOoug and acknowledgements the
flesh firm and Of aabaster richness Of Beauty; removes all
Eruptions. Immensely popular among the Ladies'.
RS-sold everywhere at so bottle
Sold wholesale and retail by JAMES SYAE No. l34 Canal
street. and by Druggists generally
TTLEsTON & CO.,
nly23 2p1y General Agents IS Broadway New YORK
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-31
pz-AnaIyzed bv cniiton Bear In NJ

Rs-Anaiyzed by Chiffon Bear sn mind
thai while other hair dyes endorsed harmless cca-
by their propreoIs nlone oRTSF ApoRos HAIR DYE
certified by Dr. Chiffon the distinguished chemist ID be free
from poisonous materials and therefore safe superior
Dr. Chiffon has been seeciad BY The city Of New York
y4e tie water he has pronounced Cfnraz Dye
as ineeuons that III Its pufeSt condition
Sold every where, and applied by an Hair nressess
For sale In New Orleans, wholesale and reial, By
WRIGHT Co. 2i Isl Charities street, General Agents
iys 2pimSw GRTsTADeRo. No. Astor Rouse. N. Y,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-31


ondNga county, n Y, June 25, 1855.
Messrs. W. e. Hagan Co-Gents: Ny hair having turned
premaurey grey and being unwilling silver locks
my youthful days have tried various preparations which
highly for restoring hair original color
among others Prof Woods Hair Resorer but found them all
less Intellectual and quite expansive until about year
ags commenced using Heimsreets Hair Goeriug prepared
by you, which found 10 be all that you t.
1t restored my hair its original beauty and Keeps it soft
and oily and the expense trng that nothing
all after continually drawing upon my funds keep myself
supplied with Prof Woods the previous after all my
pains receiving benefit Therefore take pleasure
enng your Hair Coioring public cheap and effect
nal Hair Restorer. Yours, truly,
WILLIAM T. WENTWORTH
Onondaga county, Subscribed and befors this
23d day of June, 1853 II. S. COLE, Justice
Rememher this result produced by Heimsreet's
InimiabIe the original and only reliable Hair Restorative
Price 50 cents and 81 per bottle Sold everywhere.
W. E. HAGAN i CO., Propretors, Troy, N. Y
Sold by WRIGHT CO., q Chartres street. New
Orleans. iy16 2plmAW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-31

SINGULAR Use FOR Doas.-Edward sydnor, of
Hanover, Va, has two pointer dogs, which can
worm more tobacco in a day than any two hands
he owns. The dogs run along the furrows and
show the greatest sagacity in detecting worms
finding them by the scent and eye. they never
injure the plants, and where the field hands over
look the insects the dogs are sure to find them
The animals deyour the insects eagerly, and never
give up the chase until they become completely
gorged.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-31

MURDER III MEapHls.--At late hour on Friday
night last, in Memphis, man named Pat Callahan
got into quarrel with his wife while both were
drunk, and commenced beating her. Her screams
attracted passer-by, who in interfering to protect
her, killed Callahan and then fed--his name not
having been ascertained, although several persons
were about. The body of Callahan showed no
marks of violence except severe bruse on the
mouth.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-31
aIs-Nxperlence teaenes las that aeltea

kS~ Experience teaches MS that delieacy
prevents many females applying the alleviate
suffering and life That objection obviated in the
of Sr james Carkes Female Pills prepared after the pre-
scpion of Sir James Clarke Physician the Queen Eng
land and we'll known be the only and safe remedy
female difficulties and distractions any cause" They
be in bottle containing 50 pills. post free by enclosing u
and sx postage stamps any agent
General Agent the United JOB MOSES Rochester
NJ Y, j. WRIGHT CO., New Orleans, Wholesale Agents.
and sold by all respectable Druggists. fs9 2plyGW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-31
JAS. P. FREREF, President.
EDWIN WHITE, Vice FTTGG'sident. -
HnApquARrrRs STATE Executive COMMITTEE OF TIL

HEApQGARrER STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE
NATIONAL UNION PARTY. :
H8=The Committee have engaged "a Room
for the Presidential cmpagn No in second floor of Story
Building, of Camp and Common Streets
ton of business and where the regular meetings of the Com
miitee will be beld The Committee meets weekly EVERY
TUESDAY EyENINGm al ~ o'clock and oftener when
quired. -.....z
R8-THIS EVENING is the regular meeting of the Commit
tee and all the members requested be puncua their
attendance. za. TIIOS CURRY,
jy24 2plm ) creary
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-31
nrm Ds

On Monday, July 30, at . F. NJ, ROBERTA SPEARING,
aged 10 onih daughter OF Francis f. and Jos. H. Ealer
The friends acquantances Of the family respectfully
invited attend her funeral this afternoon 5oclock from
tho residence of her grandmother Mrs Spearing No $50 St.
Chnrns street