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Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-02

The EFFEor.-The Republican demonstra-
tion, few nights ago, in this city, has been
the means of making hundreds of votes for
the Douglas cause. 1t was plain to see, by
the banners and transparencies, that Douglas
was the chief object of spite to that party
Their speakers also denounced him in bitter
terms, exhausting the vocabulary of abuse
upon his head. Every man who had ever
imagined any sympathy between Douglas
and the Republicans, seeing him thus earica-
tured and villifed by that party, made up
his mind that the charges of fraternization
between Douglas and the Linconites were all
CANNON. The poor Breckinridgers are down
in the mouth about it. They can't revive
the old lying accusation against Douglas,
because they are Immediately met with the
reply-"Why, how can that be? Didn't the
Republicans make their demonstration
against him the other night, and abuse him
from the stump more than any man in the
country ?"
The people can't be humbugged with any
more nonsense around here, about Douglass
being with the Republicans" That thing
is played out
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-02

RHUEMATIsM- those afflicted by rheu-
mntism. mercurial diseases, ulcers. ETC., are
assured of an infallible remedy in a medicine
prepared by DR.. Boyce, and for sale by Rice
Coffin d Co.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-02

Horse MEDIoINE-Bowman' ointment,
condition powder, and liniment are said to
be among the most potent horse medicines
and curatives in the country. See advertise
ment
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-02

TnE Sacramento Bee says that Judge
Daingerield writes to friends in that city
that the counties of Shasta, Siskiyou and
Trinity are good for Douglas by handsome
maiorities.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-02

Hon. John S. Millison, of Va, in a letter
assigning his reasons for supporting Judge
Douglas, says:
"Mr. Breckenridge was set up to be beaten,
not to be elected, aud to make sure also of
the defeat Of any Democratic competitor"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-02

HurcnINes' MAGAZINE FOR NOVEMBER. -
This is an issue of Hutchings which none
should fail to read. 1t does credit to the
periodical literature of California Degroots
Sketches Of the Washoe Silver Mines accom-
panying it. is highly interesting pIo luc,
tion
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-02

REcoRDER's CoURT, EsTERDAY-Brooks
for fighting, fined SIS which he paid Henry
Cowan, petit larceny. Found guilty of steal
ing meat and clothing Sentence deferred
till this morning.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-02

ARREsTED.-Miss Briant was arrested,
yesterday, for assault and battery. Luke
McCarty and Pat Ryan were arrested by
Mayor Fowler for fighting.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-02

No PROSPECT FOR Recommendations
Orr, of South Carolina, (Seeessionist) said in
a recent letter, that he saw no prospect ofthe
election of Breckenridge and Lane either by
the people or otherwise.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-02
MARYSvILLB. M
FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 2
Club Meeting.

business meeting of the Douglas and johnson
Club will be held at the Club Room Friday evening
Nov Cd, at ~ O'Clock All members are requested
10 be present. ii. W. THEALL, PRESIDENT
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-02

GARDEN SErps.-J. H. Wright 4 Co. have
received large supply of fresh garden
seeds.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-02
DIED.

In this city, Nov. LIST, John Montgomery formerly
of Illinois.
The funeral will take place this morning at 10 o.
clock, from the rooms of E. Hamilton on street.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-02
ROWLER'S
INFALLIBLE RHEUMATIC
MI DI OF NE r.,

Rheumatism,
Mercurial and Secondary Syphililitic
Diseases,
Stubborn Ulcers,
Cutaneous Euruptions,
Swelling Ofthe Glands,
And all Diseases arising from an iniudcious use t
Mercury, also for PURIFYING the BLOOD and rein
vigoratng the general system.
N. B.-None genuine unless the written sionat,ra
of JAMES r. BOYCE, NJ. D., appears on each label
Prepared only by ]. II. Royce M n ''e''
Importer, Wholesale and Retail Druggst
Cor. X and Second sts sacramento
RICE, COFFIN CO., Agents.
MOI my Marysyle.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-02

A Northern lady of the highest intelligence
and position in Alabama, writes friend in
New York city. that the slaves, good and
bad, in her vicinity, are very much eated at
the probability of the election of Lincoln to
the Presidency, and accordingly are actually
providing themselves with poisons and fire
arms, to be used at the first news of his sue
cess Great anxiety exists among the plant
ers and merchants in consequence of this
state of things.-EaStern paper.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-02
Arrivals at the U. s. Hotel.

STOKES SHIELDS ... ......... .PR0PRIET0RS.
October 80.
Potter 8 d Butte Banker Chas
Wyman II Forest city Knox Brownsville
Lamkn Bird NJ
MoGuloy Jno Howard II Cousa CO
Eader L Yuba Brown + Shasta
Ochroder - Wolf G. w Yuba city
Cameron B F Dogtown Amman Honcut city
Wetherbee A Dond & lady Il A Nevada
Fox Honcut Beas A Sac city
Long Sutton L
Singetary Sac River Stone + Truckey
Mcclure San Juan Flether III
Thomburgh 4 + Farnsworth Sac River
Hays Jack Yuba McCay j NJ
Chester c Butte Hughes L Butte
johnson L st Louis jenkins Oregon Hill
Law VIM city Matree NJ Vacaville
Wilder Sutter Co McClay
Cofman Thorp Sutter
Narrower DC " Mantz W Grand Island
Simmons Sneed city
Elliott J city jarrett Butte CO
Wood Sutter Lassen Shasta
Duncan Paul city Lay G w Sac River
Connerten La Porte Mathews Sutter
Wapple Geo Clark
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-02

PLAcERvILLE FOR DouGLAs-We e learn from
the Central Californian, that on last Friday,
one of the Deputy Sheriffs of Ell Dorado
county took the votes of all persons passing
the Court House in Placerville, between 10
o'clock A. NJ, and l o'clock afternoon. 20
refused to vote, the rest voted as follows:
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-02

SOME the Breckenridge electors visit
great many points, but make none in their
sDeeches
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-02
Bowman's Liniment

Is very unlike the hthy compounds of greese and tar
so much in USE which only besmears the surface and
aggrayate the disease. Being penetrating as well
as CLEAN preparation, 1t is alike beneficial to man
and beast, and the best article In use for
RHEUMATISM, SPRAINS, BRUISES SWFLIINGs
SORE THROAT, STRAINS, SWEENY.
CALLS, SPAWN, POLL EVIL &C.
Prepared and sold by
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-02
I'll. BOWMAN, Druggist,

260 street, (opposte Plaza) Sacramento,
And by IL. I. KELLY CO., Agents, street. next
to the Western House, Marysville. mol Smis
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-02

THE mayoralty election in Baltimore resulted In the
election OF 'he Democratic candidate by majority of
1891 The Bell men only carried five precincts out of
eighty and lost every ward. Maryland is as certain
for breckenridge as the day of the election arrives
ErDyess %''~S
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80 81 alaer.sasn al sl1tIa mage.


plfE NEW 0rgnA HousE.-0n Monday evening
last W attended I'll tie first representation, this
season, Of the i. Troyatore.' The house was not
crowded. but very good. more ladies being pres
ent than usnai on Mondays. Trovatore has always
been fagorite Of ours; It contains 50 much SWEEP
ad simple inusic that we seldom miss a chance q
hearing ii. On Monday night She caste was grand
one. as,d fhe style with which II was played ana
sang excited even the old hahitues Of the opera
houses Is stormy ontbuFsts Of enthusiasm, As
Eeosaoys, MADAME Conpte Rochardt made her
debut before III Orleans audience, and before the
ifrst act was oTar, had carried an before her NM
viii not attempt an analytical description Of bel
voice. ussng riongrel italian instead ofhonsst Eng
fish, but vil positively assert that she sang well
seens neriact mistress ef Her voice and ART ana,
~ or o;,itlion. VIA compare favorabiy with any
singer WHO has ever appeared On our boards
L As MonYico, Mr. Matthew was excellent-at
times. creat. His voice seems to Us to have I'M
moved since last wiatar Mr. Melehisedec, who
sara she SAT at Count de Lima did not do quite
( ID we'll al liz has done heretofore, but still ne
thouent him very good. though somewhat careless
Nine Laeorb. as Asace3aa, was another great Tea
ture On the occasion, always equally dividing the
bonors With me Comte Rochardt. Her concsp
ton Of the character was good, and her voice ont
81 ffe finest U have ever heard.
Mr. Rpudousquie has been very fortunate thl
season ID his engagements, and If all his opera!
ars pnt On Tile stage ~ was the Barber ot AZ
wills. Favorite' and ''Troyators the pieces al
ready produced the onsra-goegs o. New Orleani
will be fortunate indeed.
Tonight 'TrovatoreF IL repeated, with the SAINT
east as above. Persons wishing TO attend had bat
tsr 90 early and secure seats, % there will be
rush. Snch a company will make the opera popu
Iar where 1t has never been popular before.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-15

CAaoNnELEr CANAL. CoMPAsY. The stakeholder
Or this company will be called upon to-day tod
eide whether it will be advisable 10 lease out the
property Of To continue to manage it tiemselye
byther Board Of Directors. We learn that thel
are parties anxious to lease and who win give q
amount sufficient to yield handsome DIVIDEND
We hope that something will be done speedily thu
will make the old canal q paying institution whic
can only be accomplished By perfecting it every
where
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-15

NEW EDEIross OF MEDICAL BooKs.We invite
tAe attention Of medical students to tile advertise
naent of Mr. Thas. =. White, No. l05 Canal street
That gentleman advises them that he has on hanS
entire new editions of all the text books used il
both the medical colleges Of this city, which III
N will sell at very low prices Mr.. w. has also fol
sale several works written BY NeW Orleans Pro
fessora When MI. White says he viii sell low, h
means It.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-15
sa,~1.ast of f.efters ON Friday.-aa

THE CoMRe GIBcus AT TILE IN. CHARLES ,--Ihe
conversion Of the ST Charles Theater into Crcns,
on naxE Monday evening, il a contemplation ealcu-
lated not only to please the old sympathisers OF
at establishment but 10 astonish all the elder in
habitants Of New Orleans. What "0ld Drury'' q
Cacuss Bnt wait till you see the Circus. It
claims royal title, and the enthusiastic approba-
tion III lie whole civilized world. Read Mr.. Man
agar Nixon's published programme in the anuse-
inant epirInu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-15

TuE PALACE CLorHIsG EsrABLIsHaEST.--It Is
sus4 4 easy u dress we'll u badly, aud whit
seasve If our readers doubt this, let them Muizoes
Fasar ana shcuseses There they VIII ad every
arss INTENDED fo1 The wear Of ether boy man. 1e iadc,
sspabs cut and reasonable In price. Az no deviation ~
rss permitted ii dis honse necessary was half
day haeIns orais being cheae1 Everything Il
naAd IL die prize ssked. and t Il always reasonable We
weuzd adse Of fitting themselves out to give
4te Asase sfia We yeY viii repeat IL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-15

CorARTEERsmIr EoTIeEs--We notice this morn
ing me dissolution OF the Old firm Of Davidson !
90. Messrs. Woolyerton n Barringer, No. II Poy
dras street, will attend to the settlement Of tht
concern. Mr.. s. i, Davidson, late Of the abog,
named firm, will continue in his own name til,
brass foundry and finishing business. This gentle
man has been So long connected with the trad
that lie needs no Recommendation from Us to in
se.,Ft s;a sueneas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-15

DnAYros's PAaIoR OrERAs. The English bufo
opera troupe are announced TO appear at the
Academy of Music on Monday night next. They
have q high name in comedy and the lyric drama.
TIE public may expect in this troupe something
new, novel and excellent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-15
A GREAT POLITICAL WORK. =
II
cLUsKEy's POLITICAL TEXT RGoK.
Encyclopedia. 1csps
ByM.W. oLUsKEY, Washington, D..

IteOntains, among other things,
The yarions Party Platforms. w.
The Kansas Legislation of Congress-
Governors Geafy, Stanton and Walkers inaugural Ad.
Senators Green Dougs and Coamer and aesss sephsps
The material portion Of the Kansas Nebraska Bills
IseogRon. fops sT and Lesyenworh e9nstitnons.
neaa sgSs srosss ses.
''S IL Bred Scott Case,
The Constitution of the United states
Articles Of Gonedera,ion mE
ofd f,.ass,' q i7sl and Isl 7st'SS'
NJ Gis's Report he Distribution q tie Pnbli.
Lands and able documents against IT, with full history the
President PeEee,s Veto of The INDECENT Insane Land Bi
history of Railroad Grants by Congress- with the votes
President Pesee's Message yetoins the River and HaTbor
The School Land Bin, and votes thereon
TIE Clayton Bqwee freaty.
Extracts from Speeches of Republicans and Aboi
M Toombs' Boston Lecture on Slavery.
sssys Fremont at RPG elem! Letters Acceptance
III. Calhonns Port Hill Address,
The Maysvie Road Veto ~ A.''' N aln'aa0h'
Rep Report g. q NJ. Davis Of South Carolina, the Poca
NJ. Baehanans Minority Report on the same subject
rsen Han nsheFs Letters against the american
.n Ssnn sdf Ryae5s Speech a PHILADELPHIA November 1856
history HI, Of With he the Tsrfs
Mr.. Fllnore's bany Speech and Erie Gale Letters
| History OF the Annexation of Texas
ritoes 7'' - 7 " 49, S'7
| The Nicholson Letter
T The Mashye Convention and Georgia Platforms
| classified. - - ~ 75
Tie Compromise Measures of 1850.
| Clayton Compromise,
| Wilmo Provisn.
M1th MANY other things, too TO mention.
Every sabect fully vote Congress on
any snb1ec havtag political Specification, given.
| and other auest5ans.
/ Single Copies 81 Club Of Six Sl5.
| 100 JAS. B. SMITH CO., Publishers
ms Philadelphia.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-15

sr. GnAn1.Es THnArER. Maggie Mitchell, as
lfargot, IN The comedy q that name, and % the
French SPY in the drama of THAT name, last night
Afforded mach pleasure TO a crowded house.
Tonight Maggie appears as the Tossag Prince,
IN new comedy Of that name. and as Catherine
in 4 a Husband at Sight.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-15
MTsCEILANEOUs.


III llfsidstoEAA}'s thNplNta PREPARATION.
HElMRotn,s 1ucaLt ~ No ataddar.
HRLMR0hp,s BUeHu ier mo eiraSeI,
aESMss9IBs BT Us S Sr N ssre5S Spss
HRIMpoln's BuCIIn tor Loss OF Memory.
aEfMB6Lbs BS eii1 Ut NJ mes' 8te tiRn
REIMR9{ ne k B{IE! ts1 Mss Y5 5y
HkIMEaLD,s BgeHu far Universal I.assituds
iiHFNE9ER,s } 3i{,3ii =. MgSssoiass
HELMRDIriS BuEHu for Rrlrons,
HEfMnoDs siUGHU ior ieayirgss d TIE fy5iiJ. with
unINiBops BuGHU Fiji MSbiisy a6d isssftysytsp, WITH
Waet 81 t!eptten md Horror q socioty.
3saIS ds BSS SS IL IL } 1sssoes ai.ag to @
erei11, ana sll tiaeascs of
sESfihEs, fl S3Gts EFa4fff
Old Young, Single, Married, contemplating Aariae,
TAKE NO MORE PfLI4s
THEY ARE OF NO AVAIL.
HEgfMB0LDfs EGTEAGg RUGTltt is he very hestreu9dy
s world tor sll sars,a!o incident T. 'h ghotheI
chicago Of life. SEQ sgtnpplns a5f1ge.
No Family sRoll&Si be syltllout FtI
TAEE No MORE BAtsAM, lssscury 81 tnpieaeau, sgsdI
cine for Unpleasant ara DpuEerons Discusses.
HgIiMBoLp's EXTRACT BuGHu CURES
secret Diseases
IN ~ heir STAGES, A little espenso
Al'''' AND M ExP0sGR8,
Uss HEbMBoIp's EXTRACT BuCaUfor Excesses 4rsns
by Young ara OH,
diseases arising from Habits Dissipation. II
all Improper discharges md Will restore tho PGeatln
short time state OF ReHltk and Parity.
Use HELMB0LD's EXTRACT, BUGFU tos Discusses and
Uss aEsBoins GxTRA6T BGoat for ali Affections
snddisPases Of the
Urinary Organs,
Whether aSstingin
Agate OF Eeemale.
from whatever originating, sad no
How Aaslg Standing.
All tho above diseases and admit Of the
nant aud many originate FROM the same
Read! keady EteRtiG EeaHI
a. IN md
| 5dor. but immediate III It's action
Personally appeared before Alderman the city Of
Philadelphia, H. T. HELNB3iI1, Ghess who Being duly
sworn that bis preparation contAns Narcotic Nor
| curry, or injurious drugs but purely Vegetable.
| H I. HEiMBOLD, Sole Manufactures.
Sworn and subscribed before this 3d day of November
| 1854. WM 2. HHSBARD, Alderman.
Price 81 per bottle for delivered any address,
/ Prepared by H. I. HEIiMB0LD,
/ Practical and Analytical Chemist,
i0s South Tenth street, below Chestnut.
/ Philadelphia
s-Bewsre of 1ounteeits unpTincpled Dealers Who
dispose 'ot the own and oher articles the
1 reputation attained by
Hsimbola's Genuine Preparations.
| :. Extract Bnchu.
/ SGrsAparia.
/ :. Improved Rose Wash.
/ Sold by JOHN WRIGHT 4 60,
4 u and 1871 uhAItreG street;
AND ALI, DRUGGISTS EvERYY HERE
/ ES~ASg FOR HELhtBQIDS-T8EE No OTHER. Gu
4 out the advertisement and send TOR It.
IND AYOIu IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE,
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-15

Il NHw ORLEANS EuHooL or MEDIoIsE. The intro
dactory lecture for this years course viii be deliv-
cred to-day, at AZ AZ, b5 Prof. a. Pension. The
medical profession and the public generally are in.
vited Ia attend. s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-15

NAr1qos no cossUMEgs or G As.--hr :. p. n. Wooi
Resisnt 81 tho Gas Company DO paA thfnusl o
rsl4saa sliA marnS agaza hs mulsO ssha las De
assag ss III lesar % Ills being i
ri IN a. Company Al ir raAca hss been genera. y
8zEis ehssz IL casapars ef tie Company no gold
yoE pssisg aeAEion la NJ Moods sdsse.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-15
200 shares Of sl00

zoo shayes Of slG0 each. -. :. :. 10 COO 20
Making total capital 81 twenty Thousand dollars" to be
divided into hundred shares Of hundred dollars each
which auonp has been pad mp foil 4 is distinctly under
agreed that Stakeholder shall he held liable
ponsibc the contracts faults OF tile Company any
further than the Of his stock shall e be sub
ect any further call shall any inornAy organizing
other circumstance have the effect exposing the Stock
holder any liability beyond he his stnc shall
any nfomaiY delay in the organization Of The Company
nulfy the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-15

THg RlGnsIsEu lgsp AYR AM. This ia tho namd
which has been adopted by Lopez Co for hsr break
Afd aach honse cas4hNhaesc sset between Cha
and Old Lssse place wness gentleman quietly 80
se good bnakft LUNCH small cnay Of nloney il
pseniszre which eser5 ay VIII ssknowledge and
sufs AssFs. Lopez 90. viii VIII the aHeousagemsr
1Flieh ilsif enterprise deceive,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-15

b. a BoaFl III i've lfertors three Of whom shall rnnstif,e
" II a WI hi a 99d a r. Y 4 IF asoSg R9a
Kes an 5t M6sy T. APr Il next s N or
y Apt' # thst and u every cseSag during no
Hoard Of Dfreetos vh6 shall serve i9f on, yps ftt
lion Of ts soeki9fd5Is s9ci, sioss 56isf sId1l ~
goe 'or zach share he owa u said Company 9d
ectofs on tie day hau for cid purpose then new order
@ SO issued y tie President calling Tic Stockholders together
Tie board shall eegi one 81 Their nsHbers to e President II
fgr al moneys pay al Chains dns " The Company ign m
a If he gs n event sS Fl spse Or 81 s 9e
OF TIDE President he Board Of Directors shA appoat
o. sjeESess ssiaeat 70 Gin aelssstsd III
w Psieht % fe liz person or whom, citation salI M
served Tie Board Of piee9rs sa meet ,l5ee
osobg' tle Tfesiei5 eali special meet
require the Meetings Of he board II Directors may aso
Solsps Of he opaay amy Ds''0' u no" '"O
The President shall make CT every quarter yz On he st
eaSa3 Of he bushes If lie boa and the aais Of he sof
Of s 19g q p gf Sy Of syS ysaF M ,rt
a1am te stocEhoIeTs IF be tmsanS gho sh,Il Eaap Nv
ssoe # H. q ALL of sss beard e
i5ps rs Hi pd s sas S 1 n N Al
III, Al, ,t,or. sab s,o.tS,ds- ta,, -, go
aet a Nv I br S N snIitd HIM, " os YIN I'M
have been transferred 10 lin within ,htty dsys nroE 70 ,eb
sei99 sosFs9asTs mas aFP9n ohe II rs
a s e All saps he I 81 q e f Sa
S saant " aI ss "s0 ues4i enil'N r. aNA ~
D0 i, f9ss"t II me-, uS X WI ~ X. t II
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- iaNs st. w 'ity
~ ugs6h W Ivy i oi me sna
5s ME- H., Nv Hill M. Hin ,ba a III its
win ms .e ws ~ s aq ,hsy ss f h ME-
az l5Il .ne sai ~ at snal @
power W ply nl 5sli e4 eat i LoI lne au su
poses q We teinpay % ke cohetAets saf @
| hypo hoe'lpi9 anu 70 9sL II W put
Gas An pul N chap ~ " n steam EssVls wy ls H9s ~
| tAe CoIpaAyt
| -
4 #M.4 4aMu#. AkTIcIE Y 4. r5.... M#s. ..g..
In resignation te Directors
the vacancy shall be SLED no y an election y the
after notice days posted r Office of the Gopa-
Nv Vacancy The Of President shall filled the
Board Directors the first meeting nf the Board
vacancy oces The election Of Of Us OH
vacancy Vacancy tie Secretary shall lAb be lled
Directors The meeting Boatd after
se vacancy by eactng koders said
Office The President OF the Board shall heYe tile p
psut Secretary pro tenn 10 until The election Of
| ~ as herein provided for.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-15


Tha most efectlal remedy which the medical skin Of
times can this where prevailing and fatal Ht
adv Ii from the most active rsmedia that have
been for the espuga0n of this foul disorder from
tie blood the Of HE from s destructive
aequeees Hence should BE employed for the OF only
Sefofus also those other affections which arise from il
Brapye AND skin Diseases ST. Anthonys Fire Rose
81 Frysipeas Pmples Pustues Botches Baihs ard Bois
Tuors letter Salt Rhen Senld Head RnsyorT Rheu
natis Syphitic and MercuFa Deases DropSy Dyspepsia
Debty ae indeed An complaints aris1ng fFpm VAted
Impure Blood The popular belief for mpty Of The hlood9
upaed in truth for acrofua degenerate Of the bloc
The particular purpose and ytue Of this saT para u
y md this vital fluid without which sound health
giInpossiblein contaminated constitutions,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-15

Tins done and passed the city of Orleans aforesaid
this day. month and year first above wf teh presen Of
Marcel u hurr0s and Antoine Conand witnesses Of lawful age
expressly REQUIRED md domeaed in this city who herentc
sign their names with snid appeRrer me- Notary.
The original signed j. b. SLAWSON and others
NJ. T. BUGRDS,
.@..go.mm= AtGONAND, -..,.
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public.
certify the foregoing be copy of the original
tsnt in my Current Register.
New Orleans, 18th June, 1870
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public.
The undersigned Recorder Mortgages and for the Parish
Of Orleans ceyies that the foregoing Charter has been th
day recorded in Society Book No. 4, folio Ala
New Orleans 18th 1nne, 1850.
je20 ltaw5t CUAS DARCaNTET.. Deputy Recorder.
NTOTICE-TIE FOURTH DISTRICT AGENCY MER-
IN chants Mutual Insurance Company Of New Orleans has
moved its nire No. Magazine street between Jo.ephne
and ST Andrew n5 Inn
GARANAS CGGARS--so0O BREv AS SUPERIOR. OR
" Pressed Cigars above celebrated brand For
nx7H RARs2,iI 90,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-15
Kills H. BOsrIek, FRANK ". sETHopf.
~. gosTECR & SEYMOUR, n
SO Successors to- sFS,s
@l BREWSTER K 1ACHAErE

Is Front Levee ond s Fulton street opposite W. A. Voas
between Foydras and Glavier strees,
Manufacturers and Dealers in STOVES and Tin WAR;
Wholesale and Retail COPPER, TIN and SHEET IRON
WORKERS.
Ne respectfully call the attention of commission and
country merchants housekeepers and hotel prapai2ro
large we assorted stock of Cooking, Paror, Once aug
Hearing Stoves comprising almost eFery kind in existence
Pots Heea urns Coffee requss, Toilet Sets, lamps Lanterns
aud all Wares suitable for Cooking and Domestic puF
poses All Of which will BE- sold at lower prices than any house
IN the city.
Manufacturers Of the CREOLE COOKING STOVE. well
adapted the Of Hotels Planters etc. to which invite
particular attention.
Sole agents for S j. aitcheis Premium Lightning Rods
which will be sold ri manufacturers prices.
Particular attention paid all kinds OF House and Steamboat
tobbing Tin and Sheet Iron Pipes Valley Cutters Escspe
nr5mptiy exscnted fels VI