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f,ayoss41. I.srrsR FROM LkFAYErrs The Cam
den fs. C.3 Journal says:
WI haye before us an original Letter written hy
Gen. Lafayette to Col. Thomas sumter, sou ~ o.
DEN Thomas Sumter If the Revolntion--and the
father Of our former Representative IN Congress,
Col Thomas n. Samtor. .
Thss lefter was given hy the latter gentleman in
Juc. Ia IL Major John Rosser, OF this place, to
whom we are indebted for the following copy
VI " 1870 AuBRAr, a4r4s MEtIIDoRs 18th july 1903.
Nj Bear SRI am much obliged TO you for the
letter, Of which Mr.. Jaudon was the bearer; and
Il have been happy IL apersonal acquaintance with
that excellent brother officer, and his son, whom
he has placed according to his wishes. The more
one knows Of revolutions and armies, the greater
respect and Affection he will pay to the conduct of
The yirtuous troops which have fought for Ameri-
= for me an inexhaustible source of pride and
pleasing recolections. My health, after which
you have been pleased to inquire is now perfectly
restored, excepting some remains of a wound in
the foot and the necessity to recover by degrees,
the use Of my legs. expect to be In q fortnight
At La Grange. Mr.. Mnnroe will probably carry
this letter-in case HE has gone, you win IN few
days receive if by Mr.. Livingston, who Intends
making an excursion to England. every day en-
10y the thought of the blessed arrangement for
Louisiana which has 50 happily taken place, in.
stead OF colonizing plan, the Inconvenience Of
which were incAleulabfe; that is SO much done for
the American continent. hear the British Gov
ernment are determined for war. Yet, among the
chances, there is one, not impossible, that would
be fatal to them, and whatever be the advantages
expected over France. it is for Great Britain
deep game to play. My sons wishes attend you
and Mrs. Sumter, to whom offer my respects.
Remember me to yonr worthy father, and believe
me very afectionafely,
x - .rL ...a 80 sasis 1877 w. randa, a = h -
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coNr1RMEp CONSUMPTION i
Mothers.


Thousands are daily speaking in the praise of
s9 DIR. EATONS fNFANTTLE CoRDTAL.
and whyf because It fails afford instantaneous relief
when given in time acts as If by magic and alone
will convince that what say is 1t contains
NO PAREGoRIo OR ePIATE
Of kind and therefore relieves by removing the serines
your child instead of by deadenng It's sensbe For this
reason it commend itself the only reliable preparation now
known for Children Tcethg Darrhea Dysentey riping
in the Bowels Acidy of the Stomach In the Head
and Group also for softeung the Gums Reducing
Regulating the Bowels and Relieving Pain ii has no eaa
being an antpasmodic is used with unang success in MI
cases of Conyusion other Fits As you value the life and
health Of your children and wish them those sad
oghng which certain result from the
Of narcotics Of which all other remedies for nante Com
plants are composed take but Dr. Eatons nfanile Cor
dial this rely upon sperfecty harmless and can
not inure the most delicate infant Price rs Full drec-
tons accompany each bottle Prepared only by
CHURCH & DUPONT, So
No. 400 Broadway New YORK
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40f Queen Victoria, was born November o 1s4l,
and consequently was IS years old last November.
Az 4 Prince Of England, Scotland, ireland and
Germany, he has, By birth and by letters patent
the following titles
!. Prince Of Wales, BY patent, lsa1, English.
2. Duke Of Cornwall, BY BIRTH English.
s. Earl Of Chester, by patent, lS41, English.
4. Great Steward Of Scotland, by patent, Scotch.
ys 5. Duke Of Rofhsay, by birth, Scotch.
6. Baron of carrick, by birth, Scotch.
7. Baron Of RenfreW, BY birth, Scotch.
8 Lord Of the Isles, By birth, Scotch.
8. Earl Of Dublin, BY patent, 1s49, Irish.
l0 Duke or Saxony, German.
II. Prince Of Goburg and Gotha, German.
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4Az sANFoRn,s
PER INVIG oRAToR

Never Debflftates.
Is compounded entirely from Gums and has become an es
tahlished fact Standard Medicine known and approved Nv an
that have used II and Is with confidence In all
the diseases for which it is recommended
II has cured thousands within the last tygn vaa.. ~ "a
given up all hopes relief as the numerous unsolicited s
Gates IN my possession show.
The dose mnst bs adapted temper of the n,a
Bowels. " $50
Let the dictates Of Judgment guide you In The us ar ta
Liver and will Liver Complaints Billion.
Attacks Dyspepsia Chronic Diarrhea Summer Cos,nlan,
Dssenery Depy Sour Stomach Babitua coveneas CholIc
ehoers Cholera Morens Cholera fansnm Flanlenee jam
dice Female Weaknesses. may be used succeskfu = ~
Ordinary Family Medicine II will cure Sick Headache fes
thousands testify In twenty minutes two Or shree tes
spoonsfal taken attack All he M.
Ii are giving their testimony iii IT'S favor.
Mix in the mouth with the Insisosstcr and sxa.
both together.
Prizes. 81 per bottle.
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sandford's Family oathar.ie pa,,..

Compounded from yegabe Extracts put up in 6la.
Gases, air tight end will keep in any climate
The Family Gahatc Pill II gentls and active Gthartle
which the proprietor has used in his practice
years. The constantly Increasing who
long used the Pills and the satisfaction which express in r
gard % their has induced place them within reach
or all The Profession well know that different Cathares act
on different portions of the bowels.
Ehe Family Cathartc Fill has with due reference 10 this well
established fact been from variety Of tho purest
Vegetable Extracts which alike every aiu,e
tay canal and good and safe in all where Gaae
y needed such Dersngeuent of the Stomach, Sleepness
Pains In the Back Lois Cosveness Pain and Sofenes
over The whole body from sudden cold which frequently
neglected. Loss Appetite Green.
ing Sensation Of Gold the body. Reenes HeaJsche
Weight IN the Hesd. all saanrsaiey Diseases, Worms
aud many diseases 10 which aeS h heir 70 too
mention II This advertisements Dose 70 Prise Dimes
DTugsas generally and sold BY the ade 10 all the large
..s SANFORD n. D. Manufacturer ssd Proprietor,
J. WRIGHT co..
u. Wholesale Agents,
AN And sold BY every DrasEiss.
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VALUART,N REMEnTES.
THIS ONLY
WORTHY or ANY CoNFIpEsCE TOR RESTORING
The Balxl and Csrayf


Many snce tho sres discovery OF Prof Wood have attempt
esssrsd sSsSs ,hat AZ would psodacs results s asps
as n asss y Sna led ssys q s .ss
leave &c ssid Z m rssistisss sis Rsad s islowns
Prof q j Wood coeenss Tbe letter wrote yoa IN
sss n IN osas % s d Z ss ~
na ag e sss s Az \ 1 # I
ss s therein e eoasasd t s0ss nsis,a M ls coar s es r.
al esn 0s and Is Invariably hair is
better hsn n any stage q y IN W. aSa Wh
and @ only " " w h MT s ne ce When
wpg re II close Sc connection ss;s with with
he whiskers the result w oew " as se ha Vi rs aa
New England asking har an continued T. ss good;
compounds as we'll as his has, doubi been bae niitated
a1y ssa % s y & aesaan
Fl meph 4 g 1 Y SCI 6 a a nox
old md moi gray hsad face and prove
this a lock of my har taken ~ hs psss weak
many sere skepticai until then purchased and
used with unyersa success vi sk n M aSss ha Soa
aea s Sssss rsss ~ .sss q M
sf ' nsass a 5 ssaed ss wh
s inventor q e gocd deem %y s,y ~ s1 T. e
Al Of o unskaken opinion of ts ys!asbls re-
''lisi 1sroa's Run. ky., Nov 50. Isss
great known to ai the world the wonder
m as well as the result have experienced from
nd u reolass sstani but without success and andns ny
@ nssaS ass
to whoever read this that possess
% sss I'll vfss iss
Y i'ssss''s " Y As'Dss Rsy. 81 ALLEN BROCK
ssss {, s,
it. a nj S. A.
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almost entirely, bqt W. arg ali prsMy geaelsa,
convinced that Il Il only q tsmporafS sao uonee'
to be resumed cn fhs tlFst favorable oppofauhlss
Nothing hss hean dune BY osIE authorizes e DTlne
him ID Justice.
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DEATH ON RATS AND RoAoHEs.

9 WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER.
to be the most safe and effective agent uea for
me destruction ofthese troublesome verInin.
he sure and ask for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH M.
% there are many spurious articles oeredfor
rsss sale BY J. WRIGHT co.,
10 l6mAw n and1Bl ca,a,t,ea ,,-a..
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NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.

NA w G9GA AAN y 1AO = ~ ~ LLkk1 II
i A NEW EZRA. -. "A NEW ERR
PHo7oGRAPHYt
NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY,
l NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
| NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
REV ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY
| A NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY,
The improved HaIlotype.
J. B. HALL,
NDERSON 4 BLESSING,
No. 81 Camp street,
Respectfully solicit the attention public to new and
elegant style Of Potraitae which now for the m time
| presented to the public.
Mr. HALL the inventor and patentee Of this invention
the result Of Of experiment has perfsens
to such high degree that artists connoisseurs and Photo
sraphera pronounce tho ol5i 4.
Improved HalIotyps
Uneqnaed and unapproaehed BY any other style Of Phots
graphic picture.
The Improved Haotypea given BY the Photographic
iournafor sonsss decacy ruthfulness and durability sur
the nnest Ivory Miniatures whilst fidelity and seco
scopc effect renders the picture charming and than
any other style. ~ . .5s43gs
These peerless Portraits viii bs executed of any size rsourd
at less price than other style colored Photograph
'. b. HALL and ANDERSON BLESSING. No. 9, camn
street oppssie the Pcayune those
and all lovers Of art call and satisfy themselves that they
have inaugurased
A NEW ERA In PHOTOGRAPHY,
NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY,
NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
A NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY,
NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY, e4..z
NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
NEW ERA In PHOTOGRAPHY.
We beg leave 70 inform patrons and shs pub
c that have removed Canal street to the above
named conmodcus butldng which we have lifted and u
nisked IN suitable style. with the
Largest sky-I4isht In the City, M
A LARGE RECEPTION ROOM for the Public,
SPLENDID PAKLoR AND DRESSING -Roox.
Exclusively for Ladies. and
LARGE STUDIO for our fain..r.
Together with all the necessary and eonvsnnos. "a,
tho axsoutson of
EVERY Size AND STYLE
Miniatures and Portraits KNOWN Co th~ mrt
FEE skALLEsT LooKEr
FULL. LENGTH LIFE SIZE ON CANVAS IN OLE.
PHOTOGRAPHS, Life Size, n'as by the SOLAR oAM
ERA PROCESS.
PHOTOGRAPHS on Visiting Cards, by the hundred,
PHOTOGRAPHS, all intermediate siaes
PHOTOGRAPHS, all Sizes uatouched
PHOTOGRAPHS Painted in OIL Colors.
PHoT oGRAPHs Painted in Water eoors
PHOTOGRAPHS Painted In Pastel eo,Oss.
PHOTOGRAPHS Touched In India Inh.
PHOTOGRAPHS Copied from old Daguerreotypes, Anbro
types, Paintings Drawings etc. fnshed in any style
PHOTOGRAPHS taken in Groups Of Families
PHOTOGRAPHS taken of Buildings in any mart Of t c,,
taken IN all their beauty and n.rs,o
taken of deceased persous r.,,
Of the city.
AMBRoTYPES taken on q new and imnroysd nan ,ron 49,
alc plates, thereby obvatiag the danger Of breaking
AMBRoTYPEs transferred Paper or Leather stter Mira
for mailing.
ANY. EVERY AND ALL STYLES
s-0f- 4=a+#=s,
Miniatures and Portraits,
Too numerous Ia enru,ara,a h.,. |
Gallery free to visitors the entire year, Sunday. AK
septsdJ
Prices as low similar establishment Ia the CITY,
Perfect satisfaction given In all cases. or no charge VIII b
made.
5G
None but the best Artists employed this esaslishnaen.
md the public may safely give MS trial
Constantly hand
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.oUIsIANA MuruAI INsuEASor- cosS .s,:

Il = 11's'e N II HR1stls CUsiPAEY-
South corner Of Camp and Naschea streets New
Orleans. - - ~ y
net profits OF the year % s. t'ss ss q
Asssts 10Th February, 1860. aSs sas e e
.s5a s5s IsAs szs77I =
The Trustees have declared gcrin nfs;Ss.s s o.,x NJ
csnl At paying interest On outstnnn W
i and ordered the Redemption the scri issue es
I Intsrs paid and Scrip Of 1858 redeemed on and AFTER Ina
On and after lat Juns, fesa Y = e ~ssa w eehfafed
III i. J.xv,t. s........ cHAs. BRIGGS, Pfesiaeu,,
- - - - sst a23 lin
i yas.,u = vs nos i5t Gxavfor sfreet So #5
0Eoasx W. Trczzs,s kfH oEInins.
nyi7 ly
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a n. MDRIsON a. co.

" noS@asor. . y. % :. y 80 :, ~ rs
fssis ond des5srs a. sn, a .lssa Tve s.uiis ID
III Nn ri Nnra zine .t,-eet Nexv Orleans.
ryaynv received new aud stock of fresh DRUGS
MEDICINES CHEMICALS. rERFuNERY, SURGICAL
ss,rrsrr,TrNrc : Arsswc ',r, =, u. - 4
ssTfuMENIs FAlSrs, OILS GLASS ets ETC., ssspe
prepared to supply them with every article in the Drug lns
hsy may require All of the purcst quality at as reasonable
prices they purchased II ,s CIV Among tho article.
100 ounces supha.e oainns. French and American:
100 pounds Blue Mass, English and American
II 100 pounds Caomel. English aud American;
200 pounds Mercrr;al f,,r,,,snt
800 pounds Honduras sarsaparia;
/ 1so pounds sarI sss. Turkey II s,i.,,,hns Opium;
4 N, oxr e, ana ~ aes,sts Mornhna.
gounees m Otto ~ Rose; "
aoea.ss sal Soda J, J,
,o ksU. - esss' as s,us sup. VI. wash ss'a'
abh.s r S;renr,s n1,. ',ias ,ias.. ''''-
seases Ind indigo Cars car and ,ssis asnila
oeasss Pot and rearlashs
= ~ 4 a'-.,.oah, a,eaaA,' sp'' S'szsi
.S,o" ools 1Asono'' ''
go, q ~. - sopps,as' sA,ss
ioss. rless ss,pssli
y ssls s.,ss ssa a.sas ss,phss. ms., ,.,. =,
'A,ss o ~ asunas sss am ,1aa sha asaanasia;
| rs lars Carb Aupunonia.
~ o.AAs
. carooys Az Anmoniai
t5ss$ 800 poaudu AeetIc A e;s I'M
| 7c,o
| ASpV pounas AarIarc aeiei
/ 100 cxs. Tannic Acid
| n Lsrx p..u, u..,w
ls@& - - q 80 ~ Y r." - sA1 AAat1
| ie0 kegs Turkey opiam;
1000 his Arrnvy Roat AWAY
sna ~ g.-. = .f - ,ss'e.D'''4 ''
d, ..a ~ 'Do' Aiio~ noot, 6efnnd>i
r. # ~ POUNDS Assattntda, In cans; tgg
20 pounds Ba,ssn eaaabs..
xhhls pia..r Nv. - f-s"'
opis 'lacA ' AeAo;
10 bbls. Ginger Root
+ IA MI. Re6npd Cannhar. 2s4i g4 tg ts94
-. ~ - - -f-9i'
10 boxes CASTLE soap, W. H-
S01 bbls Cayenns Penner.
= -...-c c.--,,r-
sS@ AZ gross Sopaoia Capsuiesi 3&
5 casks Chloride Lime;
100 pounds fy,,oros,,,. 70 - ~
10 hills f,rear. r..ax = -
mo ,or,d. -. - ,#ss nj W.
~ s nN~ DosWooo
4ssg#El @85 6 1N0J gallons Copai YarnsA;
4 bbls Tvs Trrs;.
ois', - s4f5s
r5ffz$ bbie. Gum Myrrh;
4 bhls yaIa,,a, R,s..
\ T. Ft ta.
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DIR. Hoonand,s
DR.. HoofIand's
BALsAMIe RDIAL

Balls sAMIG RDIAL,
standard medicines the acquired
their great popularity only through years Of trial Unbounded
satisfaction w them cases and the people have
pronounced them wcrthy.
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDTGE, DEBTr,
try OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM, DISEASES or THE
KIDNEYS and all diseases arising from isordered liver or
weakness Of the stomach and digestive organs are speedily aa
permanently cured by the GERMAN BITTERs
The BAIsAMTC CORDIAL has acquired ! reputation sur
passing that Of any similar preparation extant II will cure
without fall the most and long standing COUGH COLD
OR HoARsENEss. BRONCHITIS INFLUENZA, GROUP,
PNEUMONIA, McIPIENT CONSUMPTION, and has per.
formed the NEST astonishing cures ever known Of
coNFIRMED CONSUMPTION
few doses viii also at check and most severe
DTARRHEA proceeding from Cold in the Bowels.
These medicines prepared BY DR.. O. NJ JACKSON Co.
No. s Arch street. Philadelphia Pa are sold BIZ druc
gs and dealers in medicines everywhere at rs cents Del bot
te The signature Of G. NJ jackson win be On the outside
wrapper Of each bottle
In the Almanac published annually BY the propreors called
ALMANAC you will fnd testimony and com
mandatory notices from all parts the country These Ana
macs are given away by all our agents.
j. WRIGHT CO.. Agents
q and l5l Chartres street.
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r. sTRINuER a GO.

E: sTKINaER = co.
SPRIse ann sumnIER
=. sTRzNaER d co.,
'''''''''
| Are now receiving their supplies Of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
Suitable for
Spring and Summer Wear.
OFFICE.
BUSINESS AND
SAG COATS. in-
SILK MIXED CASHMERE.
FRENCH BAT1sTE :.
GREY TwEEDs :.
FRENCH MERINo.
BLACK ALPACA,
ooLoRED ALPACA.
FANCY DRILL.
WHITE AND COLD DRILL
Piaa.ers LINEN Do.
Frock Coats.
SUPER. FR BLACK sISaLE M1LLED CLOTH
BLUE
:. BROWN !. ;. ;.
:. :. DRAP D'ETE.
:. BARBOUR MERIHo.
:. BLAoK ALPACA.
s.. Plantations. .5
Ii
SILK MIXED CASHMERE
r1eur ,rxnn cAssraRRp
GREY TwEEDs
FANCY LINEN DRILL
WHITE
CoIoRRD :, .
WHITE :.
n, I.n .cv ,snp s1,p 1A ,z.ss ,,.a., sa.'f4N
p,rcy S'.
e,rr ,,l,,r. .,,,r,,
,,D.,c.
@
~
Dasters for Railroad Travelling,
BROWN AND oohohhp LINEN posfEhs.
ALPAccA BUSTERS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-12
I. WRIGHT & co.

| that
Mishhs oASADlAN W = "a AAMif oes
VIII at once and for ever Danish tue epes ana the young VIII
| oe saved, Think o. ms. -s
Seions Vasse OF mississippi IN letter 70 D. W. Sesey Es
tne Aberdeen thus winds up ms
On tne vaue Of this medicine 70 bis own family Ny expo
snce mas convinced me that In tho experiment have made
VIVA Canadian Verfnge i due to suffering human
N.Y. as well AZ to the manufacturer Of the medicine to maks
| public the result Of my observations.
1ssnsal VIII. VAssER"
the sermiags Y fnr sale, wholesale and retail BY
J. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
u sad iol chaEtrsa street,
| soe Ffopnssom'
-------
TIRE okaAHF AMoNes TEN THOUSAND.
| DATL.EY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
|
as universally auppianed a otner oinnens and healing R
N .hs Ana western Hesphsrea wher
ssef ana s intrinsic merit y ne trse secrct Of NJ
success IN all cuaneous ahseonS whether tho canss DO acc
aeht or assass
burns ana scalds e.
Are instantly relieved their anguish pain and iuaanuatou
timely application marvellous healer and tho Ash q
as Ii by charm no beniah or scar remaining
,x,s.a u-...a rr
60, = 80
ase ifequsnt sai'efefs from external injuries, espec
any na,a and every mother
s'ns'an'iy az hand heals
prevalent IN children 's' y e-'e "s'N' ~
w. nr, !, ..ssaa 4. #S IAN
The naschin the traveller and every other iadiyidn.
AZ - saa q aoedsn from sxpo
and .houd svo se hs companion q MEND II IN e1s
a,a tbond ~ ,,, ,.pss.s. =, .. - ~ neea. fhefe
tue who their sound limbs and 10 ia saving
efficacy -
The following are fev of ,be ,adrg a,......
DALLEYS MAGICAL. PAIN EXTRACTOR ia a nravsn.,..
~ Tei a. cure an.6z&
burns bruises
Bons, Broken Breasts,
Bites Of Reptiles, esneer
Cracked Lips. Ghappsd Hands,
cniiolains cramp.
Contracted cords. chates,
Diseases ef The Skin, EryspeiaA
Fistuia Frost Bites, g
..@ Fever Sores, Feons,
Glsndular Disessee
Ksrcuria Sesoa,
Pains generally,
Pmpies, Piles s@4
Poison. Rhsumstisn,
80 HasheH -. sores f l o. Al kinds,
scurvy. scads. scurf.
Small por .sTrra, Tnnors -
Tetter. Usfoers
Venereal Sores, etc.. etc.
and "a, c,h.,.. ,a, ~ n,asns 'e~ A'fs' and
n wpraur ~
a.n.1a, ~, s..,.
Ii ran a,s, Ia ,b,s,nss ~ al ...~,h, ss.. -
hs NJ go. a ofaess's ana ner-
- -
@' @' = - ' D'A1AS&AUAAHO6OE -
-c'sEs-
and psrn.,sn. F.xsr. Tsvar f,,,.rIat.. S,,s
argement Of the Liver, Enlargement Of ths
Spleen, and all the various ferms Of
BILIOUS DIsEAEES.
ss. ts.,-5
THIS Invaluable medicine VA. nr,u.r,s fro, Z,
brae.ice Of several wears n a b,,ior. c,r.ta 80 i.
70 fail curing Feyer and Agns or spx ~ N. a,..
named -G
Thoss who are suffering from sHctiopa of thi. ktrs .
,,.,,I s,,1"A ,o s eness upon the CON
~, -, - - M ,t - ~ = anoat inyaiu
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-12

g.. DIR. DAVIS
COMPOUND Syrup OF WILD CHERRY AND EzR
Under Its influence the most dangerous cough removed sp
ting OF blood prevented the breathing rendered son snd
easy and the unfortunate sufferer restored from IL.
awful condition Of Consumption healthy and coforab,p
existence.
For sals in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
j. WRIGHT co.,
z q and Isl Char.res street,
Sole agents for the Sonth.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-12

-" pMtanf W8e(iiCiMea. etc.
N r.,,,,,u- :. ,,,r,, -
FAaNKsTMgGK,S h M Vernifuge
aci,nMssS Ne,Iniluge, W
"a WiMEhS. y We efI1istsi an1l,s
+ T0WhSENps saIsabarlhai 56-
z.-Zz buii,S 3 sasS sassspana, sna.;,,..
SAHpS narsspa,sitsi q sps1,s IA
u MonIsisG nynlsaI !. & SnS araa aasnpaIla s9, x,..
4 santzr its1 = r,S 81 ... ,.,,su % elsi
Ayr Sr1IYTs m I'M, z = ug,l,in n1 a,:.i :ntl1srbi
{. TaI1Y ~ IA IA Rtaa a na,sees'
z#4a555l M ITT,s q u 49, ws.olsi p,
xsnv Sv,r AAAA = WofIn Eiutns
% ! ~ IN 3 3 4, unnohc naieIsi
Ers s.TsT = She,ry EFT, dsc.o.a6 1b,,d m, .r-v.
NE, 2 pgs,ln s.,., p, y @ ~ enJ H..
pAriS, W., WIG Wig gnsrny nrt aru Tar.' a.
ho5Gn LEN 2 IvEt, ~ SII m Iaao.-.ar maj. r.
Oog ,an 1.r n wv hT q oo.i
W. T,nb N i Nil ~ 2,1Ta ~ R,srnsst,,s.
wi HAsTiNfs,s syInn N Sa.,.u.
orrpTu,s con rTyFR on, JEII,Y j: y F'
THOMPsoNs Eye-Ws n ar
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ths polnsfY like eoh.web. in fact, Juarez has Nc
GeSernment and the deIuson under which Mr..
McIAne iabofa II rather surprising, III Mexico
zhe5s aFe certain kes which ackno Wiedge Juarey
"a the legitimate President simpIy because he does
aoIhing and Il content to let them alone whereas
j khey ack cknowled Miramon, their posser would he
cnEtailed At once. for The latter at once concen.
trates The poWer ID himself Juarez ID hardly re-
Sfected tn this place pr III this State His procla-
maaiopa aFe seldom published, his laws are disre-
kakded and his power utterly contemned. When
ne desires any favor OF the State of Ta1naulipas.
ne sends request and not command: and if
Gov. Garcia Z not Willing 81 able to comnlss IL
s tfeated with contempt 81 H.
clined. # s onIy on these terans that The t,aser
= are1t of Vera Cruz can hope 10 maintain anv .,
preiaaey n tllis counsry and consider that / m
6cln xolt and yonr readers an act of justiee syhe
dspe5 fhe illnsioa under which The actions # ".
Mclssise may have placed fhsm 80
Aandexatand that the knights Of the Golden Cir
Ole, nov encamped on the east bank Of lie Rio
tyandes are becoming quite impatient ana some 81
xkasIa hsys heea farloHghed fer three menths, and
SONG until 0czeber, with the understanding that
te fufaeugh expires ID the event active operations
are commenced.
HeEotiatIons are going on 10 place Capt Ford
noE in command of he Texas Rangers, and very
ssnaS1 esteemed q good officer, al the head of
fha zonntssrs designed for Mexico, II such Is the
cssss Y gla require some delay, for Capt. Fora
Eass g e Eoliad and get his discharge from the
xsxas Aoyernnent before embarkine in This new
or he WIN Iay himself liable to be cash
ss5 "a - sesae asWs fronl the interior, but sup
.ss 5e1 sss g receipt o. an such intelligence 81
sss q - sEa sirsz before now. We have mali
.ae interior very regularly, but as it comes
s.. s sne coast rom vesa Cruz and Tampico. il IS
Eeauahcus WY u reach yous pOrt yia I'M.
1ne lorfana excitement seems % have sabziaea
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-12

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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-09-12

Eg- The Clarion last week in at
tempting to give an essay upon delegates
to conventions omitted (unintentionally,
Of course,) to mention the representation
of the State of T'eras in the Chicago
Republican National Convention, by res
idents of Allegan and Ottasca County
of the State of Michigan. That Incl
dent is an important one {" TO point @
moral and adorn a tale"
How could republicans do such thing
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-09-12
The Democratic Senatorial Conven'
q ton.

The convention met pursuant TO pre-
yious notice and on motion VIM. M. Fer
~, Jr., was elected to the chair.
On motion Isaac Hunting was desig-
mated secretary.
On motion of Mr.. Harris committee
of three was appointed on credentials, by
the chairman, rs follows: Myron Harris
A.. A. Bullock and Thomas G. Harris.
The committee on credentials, after
brief consultation, reported the following
gentlemen rs entitled to seats in the con
yention: Ottawa County, Thomas u
Harris, Isaac Hunting, Charles J. Pfatf
Vim. NJ. Ferry, Jr., Human Jennison, My
ron Harris, Ebenezer w. Barns; Muske
qon County, Charles p. Bgelow, Benja
min Whitman, A. A. Bullock and Sam
uel r. Sanford.
On motion the report was accepted an'
adopted; and
On motion of Mr.. Myron Harris an in
formal ballot was taken for Senator, whic
resulted as follows: Whole number c
votes, IL. For Lyman G. Mason, l l.
On motion of Mr.. E. w. Barns Ly
man G. Mason was declared unanimousl
nominated.
On motion, Mr.. S. R. Sanford, {
Muskegon, Theron Bostwick, of Gran
Traverse, and Samuel L. Bigelow, of o
tawa, were appointed a Senatorial Con
nittee.
On motion of S. r. Sanford the col
vention adjourned sine die.
VIM. NJ. FERRY, JR., Chm.
ISAAC HUNTING, Sec'y.