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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-08
,zs. -,ts,11,T,S,caT1oys FoE3 THE CONTRACT

+, 7,nssTf..t1tf Ap,ypNG FOR THE g10NpEaA ACT
= ~ M ar.trffcii1T Of wooden Sidewalks south side
NJ yeirie u from the Bayou Bridge Alexander street.
i m t H. line and grades 10 be given by tle City Sur
asNpsofHB M '"' ~ 49, s
Inn ham he made Of li.roe by twelve inch cyprt panks of
ifs, tlg n %, \ Nh i nots shifts and olcr d.fects
w L,5i t % ar ifiiy sirol ry nailed
I'll W WAN 3 ID flT hy y8 jart cross pieces res ling
win ~ III iIi t ~, @ l IL fonr inch cynress nprights
~ ~ ~ yaI ma n ar nci, sIes The nptights driven
] Ia, i,,, he dif gralnd nj distances Of i've
T. A. m ,st ee MI iii 9 sh Of he street ON the gn side
III ana hi al neir teteth shall by
IA, ah fs ulan nailed 10 uprglls Immediately below
H., H., -, ~, :, ,,it,tgs i p
=, tS,,. ~, Y 's,,S,,a, @% ~ ' 2
'u II .a H.. r the ias quality and shall he
~ tiis ~ sftlia5 .i t 5aG F, e u & w. s ,h IaloT
ets'l ~ , w IA H. 5,rI ~ lpn te work III the ten
~ goME NH ,he aPrIor% liz m 'g n niuT Ja,s arter ndeT
Euuhei, hld 70 cniEpee NE llc ''iei' u'1
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-08
Going the ..nllre porlser.

Old Levi Allen used to go tin-peddng in his
Younger days, at which business he accumulated
quite fortune before he was seven-and twenty.
The neighbors of the borough where he finally
settled as the proprietor of pretty large farm,
would often insnuate that Allen had not been any
too honest in gathering together his riches, and
such was the fact A fellow sinner has since re-
vealed some of the old mans youthful shortcom-
ings and goings, and there was one =. dodgea'
of his so original that it is worth mention. 1t
was this:
Wherever our dealer in tn-ware chanced to put
up for the night, he was pretty sure to make his
way to the best bed in the house. From this bed
he would take bag full of feathers, fetching in
bag from the cart for that purpose and eontrIVe 20
smuggle out the same and get it slowed away IN
his kit y before any one was stirring This pro-
ceeding, giving him several pounds of good geese
feathers every day, did not little toward swelling
the profits oil his business, and we are assured that
4 it was only one of many similar practices in which
i he induged.
On one occasion Allen slept in bed which was
/ yery seanty-a dminutive bed, bed of few feath-
! ers but ali it contained was g live geese, and un-
I usually good at that. The speculative Unaware
merchant thought it would be rather small bust.
ness to take away feathers from case containing
SO few-in short that his only sensible Mode OF
procedure was to take the entire bed. He accord
ingly rose before the sun, aud commenced showing
it out the rear window, with the Intention to go
down on account OF . that ere cohe, aud stow It
away before any one was "up." But, as ililuck
would have it, the host had arisen, aud was out
under the window gathering some light chips and
fuel for the morning fire, and when he saw the
bed "a looming up in such an unnatural position,
and just ready to fall to the ground, he cried out
ta-tbea. pedder
aIIalloa there, stranger what are you doing !"
The astonsled operator that he was
caught in the act, but his ready wftheped him out.
e.Doing2'' he rejoined, with lefk full Of wrath,
as he thurst his head out and took survey Of the
field, II guess some of those internal bedbugs will
soon find out what am about--hav'nt slept wink
all night2"
J with thiahse s'let'' the bed out Of the window
and went down to the wood pile. rem whence he
took club, and gave the bed such beating
Herewith as would have been fatal to any sort q
.'creeping thing ensconced therein. He then tool
it back to his room, and looked SO darned honest
at breakfast that the host didn't charge hlm bn
half price for lodgings, and took it all in tin
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CoyPTRoLLRR'5 OFFICE,
"= City Of New Orleans, Augtst /, lsbO
[No. 530G.l
I,aret That the uf Pjlip Wilman with The CITY
for attending aud keeping repair the bridges across Canal
arCndset he the ~ hereby declared null and vera
and o no effect BY the Common Council Of the Gy Of New
Orleans. ,M !, - ~ g., t.utA..
authorized a1ddcae to the loSest bidder afte Fs day
nnce In the Official Journal contract for constructing turn
n bridge acros, Canal Cngpndeel Marais street the wo7k
10 be done in accordance with specifications Of the surveyor
and Inc dn cation 10 subject the approval or rejection OF
the Common Council. -, >, :, ,,p,vprf
F'eEH President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
fsyprdI j. o. NIXON,
"N~ l7"T' President BoHrd Of Aldermen
Approved Jny q, 1850. ,.r,,, ~ ,,o>rpot, ,t,.a.
tsignedf JofiN y moNFEoFt sh"'of'
Notice liz hereby given that TUESDAY the fth instant
Iii az nv mice at IL O'Clock NJ The above contract
~ X " - z' y. DUPLESSIS Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-08
UMB#R-LumsER-I.uplBER-

n Observation-Disclosures
4a0p00 feet Ia III dressed Florida yellow fF
FLOORING Isnglled ami dressed.
10000 Ia md vi vide dressed Florida fpiow Pins
FLOORING ongued and grooged.
100000 feet n narrow dressed Florida yellow Pine GET
ING, tdntslel and groased. =,
l00OOe ee, Y vide dressed Florida Yellow Pine cEIliN
ongned and gronycd
l006h eef i1s dressed Florida Yenv Pine A9'r
ING, sanare edged.
J0,Ott dressed WEAfHERBGADs
aOO0a feet tongh Yellow Pine LUMBER, Ilaistnt prF
Bosrds WeatherbGalds, Scaifng, 5giSiH- ais
$4,000 feet Cypress iInber. fAth snd Shingles
Sashes, Doors, Blinds MouidiER5, ETC., ets,
Far sale al tie nwBst prices in lots suit parchs
sers by SIMPSON DoHk,
ss3l lY New 54hin
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-08
SStIERozSEE REMEDY Zm=
BOOTS, BARKS AND LEAVES,
-vERsus-

HAJSEDUS DRUGS AND PDlSINbUS MIA EkAIS
We ask the aicted Of either sex, which de you pFeeri
pleasant aud delicious syrup, compounded from Natures ow
Remediesene which will speedily and permanently
or the vile coposns heretofore used with all their
and dehiaug effect together with the ioahEone diseAst
many times following the Of Mineral P0isons,
Tic "Gheroee Remedy nafea specific Tor Gonorf
aea Geet, Gravel Structure, Fuo Abrs tWhites in Fe
maes all diseases the Urinary Organs curing these dis
eases by laws after all other preparations have faiied
and of Heavens best merces m offending man rsncet
could produced of S effects which would ster cretuttt
The preparations hercoFoe used have failed but th'
has instance been known 10 fail Happily for man
kind the Of tho world is Father ~he ieis not Il
kill, but to cure. -
mercy he has appointed Medicines Tor these areadfu d
eases which when ake quickly flies to al Of che system
attacks disease every post and with fidelity and eonrag
truly admirable gives Il until 1t has completely
peled the body and restores The unfortunate nasn u
former health and vgor.
This Remedy strikes thF very foo Of inc aiSeass #
tendency is ns simply be h renevH thu
| cause which il depends.
whst enhances its value he ensru absence OF all
eons taste smell II lay in tho counting on th
table without ever being suspected as Remedy for e
| cret Diseases 49,, :.
Vanefea diseae, with ni directions for thei
/ permanent accompany eGch bottle.
Sold by WRIGHT co., Nos n ant l5l Gharcs street
New Orleans and by all respectable Druggists and dealers
medicines - ,,,,,,,, ,,z
| taf JykW s., Louis Mo-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-08
CoHPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
Cify of New Orleans, Aug. I lsGp.


City Of New Orleans, Aug. Il lsbu'
M.. w. mo- 530al
sao1 That the Comptroller he and lie hereby authorized
10 aiudicae the following contracts g the lowest bdde
for each separately ten days notice in he official l2uTna
the work accordance with specifications OF le sur
yeyo and lie adiudcaons be subject TO tile npproFa or re
lection Of the Common Council, viz -, ,.,u., -,
l contract for constructing brick Sidewalks orateu Wy
cursones wooden gntiers on both sides oil Ep"aHe
from Dorgenois TO Broad street; :, l., tt-..,. s..4
ID. contract for paving with square hiocks 'n'e "ce''
from Leyea 10 Rampar street - A.
south side of Aetae oaa irom the Bayou BHise to Alex
ander street. -, -,-.g,,.. ,.-.,o,o, t
4th contract for constructing brick sidewalks 59rdered by
curboncs wooden CUTTERS the northwest 5dt o "hef
street from Egpanade to 81. Bernard street ....,
5t for paving With square blocks ltalArt street.
from Common 10 Espl1nadc street . =, - ,,,r,rrtt
g.. President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
fsfqned j. o, NIXON,
President Board Of Abdomen.
e Approved July q, 1860, .r.m 49,"
lSigned JOHN T. MonIsoht mayor
Eo,co is hereby given lint on MONDAY, The 2l Inst
win adudeatG at my ofiee at II o'clock M tNe abasf
as7 ist Y. DuPLEssis. Compro'ler.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-08
rl,nIRp DISTRICT POuND.-zNNas brougl

rENHIRD DISTRICT POUND.-Was brought
the Third District Pouud tioodchldFen between Sionet
and Louisa streets, MS estray-
One bfghtbay horse l6 hands high small white spots the
between the eyes right hind ana fore feet white.
red budls left horn crooked down. white spots be-
tween tue eyes. ,,....
One black COW white face and white belly, white spots on
shuldes and legs aid branded the left hip and side with
the letters j. o.
Which not claimed within days and the expenses there
On Id will be sold public auction said pound, WE'D
NESDAT, August s, 1850 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
j. MILTON RELF, Stree, Commissioner.
ts'''eseN .H'k"'' : ALFRED A. DUCROs,
Clerk of Cpmptroer,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-08

CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
City of New Orleans, Angus /, 1860
mo. 530s.l
Relfef Thai the COMPTROLLER be and he is hereby author
ized TO sdudcatt the bidder alter five days notice.
contract or ill ng mp Andrew street between Liberty and
Howard streets done in accordance with spech
cations the Surveyor and the adjudication to be subject te
the approval or rejection OF the GummerE Council.
49, ''F Signed LEA +. BAKEWFLL.
President Bourd of Assistant Aldermen.
Signed = j. o NIXON.
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved, July 27, 1860. ,
LSgnedl JOHN l. AoSRoE Mayor,
Notice is hereby given that on TUESDAY 4th inst 1850
will adudcaje nj my Office at Il O'Clock NJ the above
zr,,,, ,,,,r,, ,
au7 Il " nuPLEssls oomptrollef.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-08
INTERPRETATIONS EOIs ,rIIE CoNTIsAoT.

- construction of brick hdeM3E bpEdet ny ch9
wooden gattcrs-lat bat sass Of sptanade
street from Dnrgeno Broad street. and % On Ee north
west Side Of Gai9e2 street Epauae 70 81 Bernard street
Contracts.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-08

E1PAyE Dp TTSOIsIEIE DiSFtsIGT..t a
IA conduit depot dies epaVes din TroNeme District rue
des Bons IInfnns entrc Cloue Louisa CONNIE dpaves
Tn cheva bai clH de i6 mains de hRn de peteS aches
b les yupN lie pied drot dc urefe e
lie ped tlrot de devant bancs.
vache ichec de rouge la gauche conrbde en- ba
tles tacheB blauches Snire les yelN,
ne vache notre bancS, des aches ban
chts les dpaues ct les jambe ct eampee la ahche el III
cote gaucre DIES let,res j. %.
81 les dis anx pas f6cames dams cling jours ct e
ais payes lis yenus encee phhllue, an dt depot
IL MERCREDI d,aoit 1860 10 heuIes A, NJ
j. MILTON RET.F, Commissare des Rues
Nnlvelle- Orleans c 2 d'Aunt 1860 any 81
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-08

STREET. COM'NER--OFFIGAAI4.
rvsffIIsD DISTRICT EPOUND.-yVas brought
10 Third District Pound Goue and Goodcidrcn
streets, esrny-
one &c 4 COW branded the left shoulder n. II V
Which ii moi claimed within five days and expenses paid
aoa will sold puble auction at said Pound
d Ny iie !nh inst, al 10 O'Clock "A. n.
New Orleans, August 1, 1850
j. MILtON RELF, Street. Commissioner
Registered August 4, 1860
ALFRED A. DUGROS,
Clerk of Conptreler
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-08

CoafTIsASR's OFFICE; , ; |
City OF Now Orleans August b, ls"o.S |
fNn 63ID1
lso o'fo'l
5i99, constructing
ilel cyert canal Claiborne
street. siTst District 70 7. & g. E E " ss tS I
py the Common Council Of the city oi New Orleans
JSsafr3 fg Mai ta Gnron6ier ie and he hereby
aorged ~ The contract io the
ngest bider affr 81 davs no.ire IN ,e ntal o1rnal the
s,ir t no doa IN accnrac % al the Sur-
@ " III II ,a ~ NV, hs sniect "a ia annrovai ar r.
nc,tnf, a M nf tl,e (,ons'non rynanct ~yS - - "
lFctl'H y w Noe' e, D,tpwptr
i''b"o' p,as;5o,. - e .s1tsnt .i'is.,,an
fcio,,at1 'se-Si' 20 = n NJ n z S-p ,. s =''
lt'@''Ni t,,.syja n -. =. Issarij .lAarr,a,
AnrroveI aupnst 2 lsfo - =
1NPt Tsi,me1i s' JnTtS r MONROE Navar
--,.o,-r. 5a \, .o.o
N9ticeis hereby given tnat on MospAf AuFht 10 lsog
will adjudicae my Office at IL O'clock M the above con-
tract. -. .,s-x.. :,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-08

NO. 05ou
s9ire Thaf the Of twenty thousand dollars be and the
sae hereby appropriated by the Common Council OF the
of New Orleans towards fhc construction OF Cuiier IN G!hl
borne Cana from Orleans 10 Esplapade street
Rfsor J,gher Thai that the be aad he IS mere
notice in official journal contract for constructing bck
culvert Claiborne Canal from Orleans 70 Eanade street
second District the work done in accordance with plans
and specifications file in the Surveyors olce aud said a1ln
cao 10 c subject the approval rejection Of tile Com
| mon Cptneil !, =, .,,,,rprr
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Signed j. q. NIXON,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-08

nLD AND PURE RYE WHISK Y-lO0 barrels
" warranted old and pure, in store and far sale by
fell q. JONES 90, 81 Grayisr street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-08
:. ,sir,,e,
Approved August 3, 1860.

Approved August I, IeEU ,,,,, !, ,,,,,-ncp ,,
Signed JOHN 4 MONROE Mayor
Notice n hereby given that MONDAY. the 20t inst,
viii adildcae, my Office at Il o'clock, NJ, the above con
''agG az p, 4 DUPLEssIs. Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

& .t-. CoMPTR0LlER3 OFFICE, I
City Of New Orleans Aug. Z, 1905
mo. 532S.l @" "m5
e0lsfi That the Comptroller and lie il hereby authorized
ioadudicac lie lowest bidder ater i've days notice IN ne
official Journal contract for nAking wooden Sidewalks on lu
side df Louisa street. ffom GoDdchden 10 hlfod tTI
the work be done in accordance with specifications OF he
surveyor nn the adjudication 10 subject he approval OF
rejection Of the Common Council . - ,,,,,,r,,,
President Beard Or Assistant Aldermen.
a...=@ Siuncd1 j. q. NIXON,
9' President Boafd OF Al etmen.
Approved August g. 1860 ,o .,,,,,ry,t, ,,.... m
lsigncdl JOHN j. MpNftoh' MHs't'
Notice is hereby given that TUESDA Y, me ram ms
will adludicae my office at Il O'Clock NJ the aDoFe eo
tract. - ,.,,, ,.,.,,s, ,,.a.,,.
au7 It " DuftthSSls, 1ohlpuollsL.-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-08
LOUIS II. PILE,
City Surveyor

sef TsaipmeSl aSl' LOUIS r. PILE,
City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings OF bott
b0a'"s fsirnedI II red BENZ, S. HARRIsSoN,3 ch,i,,e,
tsignedi s. A. KINGSlASDt ~
1t'e ALFRED A. nUCR0S,
ianrlr rr Iuntt, ,trnila
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-08

First CouttectThe sidewalks bg sides OF EspiAnade
street from DoFgsnots Bead stsee s'a sidewalks to be
twenty-five feet IN width ,Y.g.,. -,
Second Coutraetfbe sidewalks on te north%ed siee 81
aIeE gtrect from Espanade ST. Bernard sttcei Rid side
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-02

The Republican Legislative caucus at
Columbus last night nominated Chase for
United States Senator. The election was
named TO take place to day, and will be, We
suppose, g mere matter Of form, ms he will
be elected withOu. any serious opposition.
The gallant gentleman who were opposed to
Chase, and who we're pledged TO use all
honorable means 70 prevent his election; in
any event to try to stave 90 his election,
until the extra session; have caped without
q trial; have died without making q sign
Mr.. Chase will be the successor of Mr.. Pugh
in tho United States SenASe, The Oorwin-
Schenck clique are, "up a spout
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-02
naE-Judge Cradlebaagh BAYS he is prepa-


Bsg>Judge Cradlebaugh says he is prepa-
red to prove:
j. That the Mormon people are subject
10 a theocratic government, and recognize
no law as binding which does not coincide
with their pretended revelations as promul-
gated by their prophet, Seer and Revelu-
tor Brigham Young.
2. They have taught, and still teach
treason against the government of the UniI
ted States.
3. That they practice polygamy in a man.
ner shocking to the moral sense Of the world
and aggravate the offence by incest and
murder.
4 That they teach TIE doctrine of "the
shedding of human blood for the remission
Of sin, y rs defined by their W ecclesias-
teal code, and these teachings are carried
into practice. The murders Of Jones and
his mother at Pondtown, of the Parishes and
others at Springville; of the Aiken party at
Ohioken Creek; the mud fort at Salt Greek,
and at the bone yard; and of Forbes at
~SpringVille, are the natural results Of these
vile doctrines.
8. That they teach the doctrine that it is
right and cody that Mormons should rob
Gentiles whenever they can do 80 with ia
cility and escape public exposure. The
Mountain Meadow massacre is q melancholy
proof of this fact.
6. That they teach the doctrine and prac-
tioe il, of cAktrating men, and have declarr
ed from their pulpit, with public %acauies-
oenee, that the day was near when their
valleys would resound with the voice Of eu-
nHeks.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-02
%. Tho following aneodoto is related b.

N. The following aneOdote is related by
. London correspondent, as illustrating
MAoauley's unwavering monopoly of CONVEX,
sation: Ale once spent q week at a country
vicarage as the guest of Sidney smith
"Well, and how did you get on with him,
asked a friend. Get on did not get on
at all, said the wit. He talked oil day, and
| have no doubt he talked all night but |
went to bed az usual, and, thank God, slept
soundly, only when | got up in the morn
ing | found Macauley hard at it still. | took
my revenge, however in my wi way, for
when he was leaving | went to the door of
his chaise. and after bidding him goodbye,
said, Il admit it, Admit what2" he exc
claimed. That you are the greatest man in
England"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-02
A Speaker A Speaker II

The telegraph brings intelligence that the
Hatiosal Houss Of Representatives vas yesterN
day organised BY the election Of a speaker MI
PeuiuetOn, ofN. j., an old line whig, vhoeould
have been elected several vesks ago had be
been presented BY the opposition. Nearly eight
weeks have been spent by the opposition 10
ustichine 70 shermAa." They kpev all that
time that jest as sOOn as they let shsrwah Glide
shsy could have an organisation, batthey would
not yield ontl their folly was q stencil in the
nostsils Of the nation. We villhaVe something
more Va uay about this subject. In the mean
time, Congress is 10 condition for transscting
business; that Ia something. Hoongress will
do the business, that will be something more.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-02

BAKED TO DRATH.-An Indian was literal.
ly baked to death in Hannibal, Oswego CO.,
New York, on Thursday of last week.
While under the influence of liquor he had
been induced by An Irish woman to enter an
oven, which was a large old fashioned one
Of brick, where she confirmed him, intending
to take him out in a short time. Meanwhile
the oven was heated for some purpose, and
he was allowed to remain in this hot prison
for nearly an hour, when he was found
bliStered and swollen, and entirely dead.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-02

DE. HAEAiET AUsTIE ON LRos.-At the
msstins of she Irrational Health Associa-
tiOnl shis distinguished Boomer took the
stand, evidently strengthened by the lovely
vsEsikeation Of Palmer's White Captive
She thus stands up for legs; "Besidss, who
could conceive any idea Of the beautiful
form Of even the fairest woman by the shape
3 Of her dress, from the waist downward
God might have made her like an umbrella,
and Yes with some means OF looomotion, if
he chose. But since he has given her legs
44eal Aesh and blood legs, like a mans
Why Shouidn't she be permitted TO dress so
that abe ccald use themf lLOud applause
The modeFn dress was the prominent theme
for Tie carioatures Of comic papers. The
right 10 loeomotion was one Of the dearest
Eights woman had The hands were noble
membsTs. bat the legs we're nobleF. No
proBdSF thing was said Of . certain woman
a than that she had walked 5000 miles over
the Western prairies."
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-02

TIE SPANIsH Navy Tins once terrible
navy now consists of two new vessels, the
Roma Isabella, Sc gums, built at CadiE, and
the Rey Francisco, "a guns, built at Ferrol,
both in good condition; four irigates, Esper-
AnzO and Perla AZ guns Baiten 40, and Cor,
tea so; Ave transport frigates, from two to
four guns each; Eve oorvettes, of which two
are Of 38 guns, Villa de BilbOa and Ferrola,
no; two Of "a, Isabella ii and Louisa Fer.
nAndO; and the MaEarredo of 10; twenty
three brigs, one Of 20 guns, ono Of Is, five
of 10, fourteen Of II, and two of TO- three
anal bFigs, carrying altogether 80 guns;
hye sehoOners, carrying "a guns; aud seven.
y three light v~esssls, carrying about an
equAinumber Of guns, and particularly
adapted fer colonial service.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-02
Graduated Lands.

THE undersigned is prepared 10 obtain
Il Patents for ali persons holding duplicates fol
Graduated Lands, on which Patents have not been
received.
The recent statement of the Department thatall
entries on which patents are not delivered will be
cancelled, renders Il of theutmOEtimpor Rnce that
parties should secure their titles by obtaining pat
enta, or they will inevitably lose their land.
Parti, q leaving their duplicates with me for that
purpose, will be charged nothing unless I succeed
In obtaining their patents.
oct4 CHAS. +. CLARKE, Agent.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-02
No seeds for plstrbution.

A large number Of Mr.. vallandigham's
constituents having written to him to obtain
sucn seeds as he might receive for distribur
ton 10 the Third District, he addressed q
letter Of inquiry to the Commissioners of Pat
ents. The following is the reply:
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-02
RELIRF IN THK MINUTES.
Wafera.

9xy&u AZ KAAAHnAV w AA@Ans
Mn VM%)
rHn4 nAL ID brerre Rsrl , ~ iesq
and drf trtiole tthe X Nl vefHtrNNnce undef
the mad Of onfd NAraNan Wthis o any
ftams BtvANBeIhg stamped ontaAI WEIR.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Relieve Coughs, Colds. Soar Throatt uoArseneaa.
BRYAN's PULM0NIo WATERS
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, ninloult Breathing.
BRYANB PULMONIO WARkRs
oeiisve splitting Of blood, Pains In the Chest.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Relieve ~fncipient Consumption, Lung Diseases.
- BRYAN's PUbMONEo WAfER6
Relieve Irritation Of the uvulA and Tonsila.
BRYAN'S PULM0NIC WATERS
Relieve the above Complaints IN Ten Minutes.
~ BRYAN'S RULMoNIo WATERS
re a blessing TO all Glasses and Constitutions.
900 BRYAN's PUIMoNIC WATERS
Are adapted 70 vocalists and Public SPEAKERS.
PULMoNGo WATERS
Are In y simple for and pleasant 70 the taste,
BRYAR'S PULM0NIo WATERS
Not only relieye, but efecttapid AndlastinI Cures.
BRYANe PULMONfC WATERS
Are warranted 70 give satisfaction TO every one.
No Family should be without a box Of
Bryan's Pulmonio Waters
l IN rHB HoUse.
No Traveller should be without a supply Of
Bryan's Pulmouio Waters
l mis- PooKEr.
No person will ever object TO give
Hryan'a Pulmonic Waters
rwENrv-rtvE CENTS.
JOB MOSES, sole Proprietor, Rochester, MY.
soidby W. W. STEWART,
myis E Dayton Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-02
TO TRADE!
Cheap Farm.
R0R EXCHANGEl

A N excellent Farm in Lawrence Q ulty, Illinois,
"a will be exchanged for city Properly. IL lies
mile from \ Railroad station, 10, A MIR R.)haa
about 100 acres under cultivation, Good Dwelling
House Of 8 rooms. Also, three other smau DWELL
ings on the premises. Barn aud other out-buildings.
This is offered At about whatthe improvements cost.
HAS. u. CLARKE,
deci0 CleFg'a Building, Third At.