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, 1860-08-02
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Mechanical DEtn&huu1An and Constructor.
1VI MashnEton NIset, bsswrcu ClsEk and Dsa1boga
AZ khda Of Machinery cou.tuct~d Hnd IeTnlrcu work.
Ing drtwn". sud cacu]tons ever nd oe ath!pefy
W. o e11 veoesn bra.es Loeemott!es s1gaIm.ls, ne
nodel for Patent 0'cr Patterns Of racanery, etc. care.
fHstY e3ef1trd and wAtrar'Sl, 'tr6.}hsI
, 1860-08-02
f1NANur


~ 1'0@1' ~ seHtcty. Summer
ton'paiat + Compound Extsaes of l<n. r.r+
'.e n,s "ne'5 known. for the OF ,hr.c t,.cs.rs
t'r it. Curative properties Fur I'LL INN ,e,h,.
San'e'e rsr1'ared oily AID rod by J. 80. MAGrrnT
Fl. tnG y. Ms.cur. .s,.'
, 1860-08-02
Barry's Tricol,herous IA the host

Barry's Iricopherous 10 the best
saa eae1f+st A1ce for dressing. beR.tyns ce1a.:ng
t"nk. i's+c,.z sad restoring tke hail. L.t.ea try II
e.,' : =. nrucs:hs. xad p+;tnucss E.A1<A Jpe,u
Congress Water.-1Iuch spuri-
rs iuerai ~es has :ctn Imposed on tae public 81 .roS
9HE@s WATER by uar:htIpei persna. O, counterfeit.
e.. w." ~ten tLcy 'arr r.e that ratue tu, i Sara,
t't' "a;rr ~'ie 'auy rc;*". si,Isae 10 lie tie re-.
tiaf o EoE:r<s Nn'tr although is OILY LIZ na1c
RI .a"'9~n III wlel The sprsnG IL si,u.t,d
lowdet TIE 4aiS FROM e4cA sres,G.aa vc havr Az,
eur G9:k. ij.aIceG 'hos:
:..-.'"....-.-.
CuEGaEeS:
L. ".
TATkH.
.-.....,..-.-.-..
f'!'" m :.aysnk tL"a+ wers aot rttc.a On tl.c srkk
~ ''cr::t: and tit purchaser Ghsul9 Prosecute tt4
IL. t"r sAndns,
r4~'c-r viii rcctise rrtni a.s-ot!er I: Aid,es, tn
y :: ''.Etcss S:'.as. sar-.yEs Nsw York or III our
f~"tlHa prIus q tpHst'se Eser In New York city.
CL4nh T WHITE
F:u;,!etc:< CunS:css Spring.
,i.r< Gage" Erc. 1,r.c, r1ra,ft Hour s:ae 1;1oa
J. ii. frt 4 t'o.: i"fcn. K"!s.nn 5 sr.:tE; r. 4.
1y&.. Es; y. F. Tueke: T. TO-, Of Chicago. lrus
su;ie. with The +: npi:r fcur;s.s trct from or.
A.>e; a: .71u!a recommend ticn fayosaby to pe.
c. In tstAs vic L!y, H:o desire ,o purchase oEzr-
ibk t.t:ts-: "a;er. CLARKE T. WHITE.
, 1860-08-02
3AarhtuGrp, 3OarDmare. &

lJuRE AIR AND PERFECT
HEST!LaTlt:. LEe!E1.s s1APi.JVkD FIR
MACE AND >1.yFS,
LETTERS pATfNT tav. tcen eb. alucd upoa ,l,a
fu'uAct t., tt.t1lLAT IT. II IL un.ur:l--r,I A. J.
HEATH md n. !. u:.lior to aEy u:Acs ttevcc
9rl ii C 'y"fe.:. ! as
VENTILATION
J. no" i!kt tte oG.E.A ,su r1c.1l.ee than d u,h-1
ran ~A liz leat vase: ~ til" li4c: .lvcu sui
""d .!r At Jornaa. gaze. rttiuR On tic are
tAseH ~ u !-ef nl and II! r .c 's1pa:!e3 puse
Al. Ia Cos: s.hd.sa:". ard :: su.e In p;et.e
t.au':at: * nu a., aud r:.ya;t Dwrin..sa auppt
st ths s..l,tce: noticc.
I'm F,. aars. Isoa T4.k Kc fsters yrrttl.to+e AMI
o5blI cone u o-te1. ~
<Kturn.c't prt Up n All l,,t. 6! tie co.n;,y
EEFEkENEES-W,W Hcyustou, Cater Il Raprr
AfcA'"e7. " y y. W. oup ISL. seAc<s 'ax. T.sl,
81. W. LESTER, rue,ier.
t;Air4xo July u 1:tc. ItiIe-|Iir
, 1860-08-02

ATI0N,-T4.. fil.,s starch Company u (ttaxa
r. now manufacturing tas strcn v,ti IL
btlr QUALITY ,t t1cel1rt AEu <n1
Entirely "sth spsnx er, whlcn naiatAiiy
eotl tan contains nefz1ou chemical Henes
is 1nteT fond and !Au nLtv ,urnn.A.
tthsr IN use A. assurance s public Of The
tFttA Of tbs y eh any amount of The -zsnry
10 10 IN eeefsAr, III b. troeuri1x lt:3o IN. ~
se.tnx sea4 tt l. tak-n ftora oo1ea nafkel -
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70 WhohAle ns.ieEs tho Company would ny With crs
Advantage ~ aAve al ether tsc,ors purea1srx
S15a g.: = ov Piees sei yeu Il sEa,s4 ta.s aa
w 70 SID u your ordess avery Ut
naIt thu. lea7rs the tetoFy,s ws76fe <1a.
per,ot 70 any produced IL ths world All or1ts Aad
muu9tatonA HtdEeesed utuoa es1rrh 4a pAat uttAws,
Ultood&. viii 'sesivs prnnpt attention. teii<~1tAta
, 1860-08-02

=. Meyers miraculous Vcr1nin Dis
'"~ 'he det ard lrst remedy snr E1termnalrs RATS
A.: ah'E t'ut'K]nAt:1lEs BUGS ANTS, MusuC1.
Tues. FLtAS MuJI,t, Gl.AlS-WCRNS an. GtE
I'.> lSSEt,Ts.
y Sfr.ac+;I nfiso' q Esoatxas, New York
lid l'r rz,.ss!t. tvr-.wLcrc IN, .srt1n.s-.
, 1860-08-02

r. AY g. COMP AN Y'S
Machinery Depot,
CHICAGO ILLINOIS.
Hare tL+ Largest essd Uest Aseonme..,t
STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES
AND BOILERS,
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
s.ASu AND MOULDING MACHINES.
Woodwork Planning Machines,
WITH AND WITHOUT MATCHING.
Doane's Patent Resawing Machines,
Doane's Stave and Barrel MACHINERY,
Doane'a Heading Lathes and Joinera,
Doane's Shingle Machines.
4 Western Assns fus te .ls :s OF DufoE ooE Gel.
Dutch Anllcr Brand
BOLTIN q CLOTHS.
LArKe tlo1A constantly On hand. A!so,
HAET Il MUNYON'S
fAAhaT fL"tklS4 AAp GzlST MILLS.
Leather and itnbt,e. n.,ttnr. Iaetnx.
a'&cking, &c., DC.
&c ssy Lusett CAsh p.tce1-
ryl4cED1y ".8 nOAEE. Axect
132 tl1rk-et,. Et:c44D,
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.OLK'S STATUETTF
DOUGLAB,
tPaiented February 14:h. 1sou,) aad
RU1TS or LINCOLN

T,tcrted June 1s,h lsso}
Beautifully futAted In Composition To besr w.,ry ,rA
washing we to:!e, and hpthed at thu following STests
REDUCED PRIZES In the Western Etasea:- "a'
Life 4i1s bust Of AtfaAam Lincoln. ..,. AZ NJ
Eat!ret. g. hslt ss.e :..:..:....,.... %
And superior Photograph Of The ahov- by Hesle; !, ~
COPY. securely hoxrd and shipped r<eept Of orer Is
g. 8. D., 4d1ess 2. ". V0lG.. Fo1ti.ad ea Bio@a.
cheaso ~ AEtat' are.dy estahlshfd aud vho nav be
s,tst t9s Wt: III fSc;e eaea ;ef1s s
16o A IL E;ks Msddis H. Aesnsy ~ M
, 1860-08-02

BAbcocK d PEEK
Ill RANDOLPH STREET.,
MAHOGANY, ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT. AI1u
CHAMBER, DNIN0.R0OA AND COMMON
FURNITURE IN GREAT VARIETY.
Wood SCAT and Cane seat Chairs, Bad
AteAda and Bureaus
SCHOOL FURNITURE on hand and 10 order
~ tnrac1isr Attention paid 70 CoratrJ usoe14
watx
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r. f. r.
Iark's Prickly l'lastera.

T2~p }hJ~rt Strrnsth :: 1h.y 4m,fai7u,r F.tin.
T'~ IesLuu} pa.'e7s yleld .eaaly to The uotoa of
H+ s.' Ah:ast Precipitation and row n al The Mt L.
.!ye esrfu'ated imruics IT the s;s-
FARMS TEN. Sh"u.d te used fer al Ch,,.ac
rA7Exr roEus iana Fantncsk, 1'yspe,~ia Colds cor-
FEichLi eru,ir!aa. he3u aii.1n, Female Week.
TLAETEES ne-s H. r. ,tta,n III. l. .r+rs ,,,,uo-
1sr "1ft ty lies wen ctbvr p!atcss se p:csa4 anu
AL pEAL1rs ~ ere .JYlicl PAIN cAAxu1 T. III. Ivy
f'r74t 7" r. n:]r shrula lave thc1a. tine e]ze
~ ltAAs. ci'lh three s!zrs an rather. tarnu|e.
scu: By tA.l rc ;eirt Of twenty, I've CT.
fAESEs PARK. u i 10 Park Eow. Nez 1o,k Sold
"'n'ta'' arc Retail, fy JOHN y. pAEK, 1:t I,t.s;,
Ella ~ i'H-sssth tcnt rally. 1tl.!s5Sls.d6ya
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT cIEAREn
Ships,

Artisan .lldl Emei'., ~, a., 20 A..
Ariel ............. .saices with the aid OF the
earo i Sesmth Jack yard of the premises Of
Casino ::rossi locked the kitchen door on
cambr a..y was sleeping there; passed through
Se use and unfastened the front door, in prepa-
.Ioh for his escape; then returned and stealthily
entered Grossi's room, blew out the light that was
burning. went to the bedside, where GrOssi was
quietly sleeping by the side of his wife, and stabbed
him four times, and ran. Fortunately, the haste OF
tile assassin thwarted his purpose, and none OF the
wounds were serious--three being in the right leg
and one in the left arm, and Grossi being able to
appear in Court yesterday. Both parties are fruit
sellers. What precise cause 'Radovich had for his
murderous intention, did not appear upon exami-
nation. The following was the testimony taken:
.Tean Bnf,tiste Grossi sworn-I live on Front
Ievee street. between Elysian Fields and Marigny
streets. At about O'Clock in the morning the ac-
cused came into my roem--my house being oil!
shut upland stabbed me once in the right arm and
three times in the right leg 1t was with sharp
;nstrnment: | think bowie-knife. My wife was in
bed with me at the time. When went to PED
left light burning in the room; when l was
awakened by the accused with his knife the 1gh'
was ont. hut the night was moonlight, and IT wa
l;ght enough for me to see that it was Radovich;
further say that knew the man by feeling HIM
NV room Is back room in the lower story; TN
room has window where the moon can smne III
When the accused first came into my room ne wa
outside the mosquito bar and was inside.
| Anna Grossi sworn-At about 8 o'cl9eksfs
Tuesday morning was awakened, abhafacture OF U
haooilg 8. Who is there ~ ~. ~ m sIrr witt
| nv husband AIDS mad UNI Ai4i'i'''.1D this
! in fey7 Ym | 1.ai,
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i q. BOARON. ....................J. B.,r classes
GA ST. CHARLES STREE, = +;n,a
J. B. Boiron has the honor inform Rather matters
public in general, that he has received oS4 80
q e. f ta ana wnse GOODS TOO n1m Tsnt of them
Cotton Shirts White and Col -,
Drawers; White and Colored q REA TON IGHT.-There
Jouvin's Gloves cainbrc Entertainment at the Am
p Boss sSn Fans which should be largely
mb.sas sways st Frank Rea the beneficiary is
M BofRoN hanger Of considerable talent, and
bis extensive ssend act in variety of characters
assistance Of the Crescent Dramatic
eon occasion will be attractive fea
orders for Recession We hope to see full house.
os, aIsE vIsIT.-On last Monday night, after
:. Il Of the election was pretty well known,
Np fsome forty or fifty boys and youths, aged
ourteen to eighteen, paid very pleasant
!he yment to Assistant Alderman John B. Leefe
retis residence in the Third District, he being re
%SsSsted They marched to his house in procession
faying VIOLIN ACCORDION, flute, ETC., and serenadee
the old man; they then marched into the house
and deposited on the table hugh cake-a cake
iha r,ost xtra warrant dimensions the top laVshlA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-08


range OF our prevFods quotations. Far 10 Fully
Fair 55@sc. q b.
moLAssEs The sales embraced only 100 bbls.
y zol5z5 and 2sc. o gallon for Inferior and Fcr-
nenssng. a3s . VI 4 =
1ooA. The market continued dali, aud tue
saass wese cenfiued to about 1000 bbIs, including
~ sups.hae On private terms, 100 st 81 rs, 225
oho'.s n4Ass y we lots on private terms, 1850 Ex
AZ - w. ivo at e %, and Iz5 at So III g bbl
ehAIN ". Ihe sales a Corn embraced SONS
l2'eoo sacks, OF which lTao yellow al eoc., 2ooo
Yellow and Yellow Mixed ~ so@62, 500 yellow
Mixed in two lots lat 90, 1886 Yellow ii two los ii
the same, 100 at So, 500 Mixed All 81. 1s7s yuk,t.
Mixed in two or three lots at e5, 600 III d. m, Il
10, and 400 White at 73c q bushol. In Cara 3.
noticed sales Of about 2400 sacks St. Louis, IL
Guiding 6s6 in poor order at 5Ic., and 1000 IN lots
at Sc, and 700 also st sac. y busheI. Oh Bran
about HOO sacks were sold, comprising $50 1t
81 o5, $50 two or three lots 81 10, ana $50 II
81 12a q 100 BIS.
H4Y....A aatboat load Of 100 suns western
were sold. on Wednesday, at s27 90, one Of 1900
bales yesterday said to be at . lower figure, ana
90 Choice at 500 DO y TIM
PROVISIONS In Pork q good retail demand
prevailed yesterday 1t SO 80 D Dbl for Ness. n
Bacon holders were asking full prices, but Ne I
nonced only retaii transactions. In Lard We did
not hear Of q sale Of any Importance.
4 coryns. There was good demand, and prices
we're looking Up, with sales Of about s40o bags.
intending $50 " lalc $50 1t l2 20o III III, Is0 Il
IL, 4sS at lSa, and l2o4 81 BE- . d. Tbs stock
Il Is now about 1900 bags, against soooe u she
same date last year. There are no esrgoes On ~
way, and accou nss from Rio to April 27th repest
-. H.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-08
IAooBs, ART GALLERY, IS GAME STREE

a New Orleans-E jacobs at Lis old post again.
The subscriber respectfully informs the patrons Of
THIS naguerreoype Ambotype and Photograph Gal
ery established in 1872 that he secured years
the services Of Mr. ~ JACOBS the original proprietor who
portraits Of the finest finish. - 49, ID
Miniatures Of all sizes in oil color ivory
so as to suit the lasts and price ALL will be taken in
pasabe style Photographs from life other pictures
any sizs required, either plain or painted ri
The best artists in the United employed sndnn
work done will be guaranteed to give satisfaction
instruction given in the
gasry elegantly fitted with extensive collect at
fally invited to visit ii. pai
Fricss moderate. Terms cash delivery. 81
e24 6H L. g. LIPMAE,f
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sunday Arrangement.


On Sundays the Steam Train will leave the city at O'Clock
A. NJ. in lieu Of the Horse Car.
The Steam Train will leave the city Sundays every hour
from IL NJ until ii p. NJ.
From and after Sunday the 9Th May the Cars will leave
either end Of the Road from o'clock r. NJ
until O'Clock P. NJ
The Horse will make special trips from the Lake
at night whenever required the Conductor must however
eeive due notice.
onibusses leave Canal street for the Depot every ave
utes
Passengers earnestly requested procure their tick
the office under the Depot Gaecks return tickets
will be handed them on the
myl G. PANDELY, Superintendent
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.....o ~. - u
North, East and westl

Both Of which make close connection Canton with Trains
on the Mississippi Central Road
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Il contains among other things.
The various Party Platforms. ".5
The Kansas Legislation of Congress.
Governors Geary, Stanton and Walkers inaugural Ad-
senators Green Douglas and eoamera Nessrs Stephens
The material portion Of the Kansas Nebraska Bill
The Criienden Montgomery Senate and English Bills The
votes o. the same IN each HOUSE. essential
The Constitution Of the United States.
Articles Of Confederation.
Sp sins, sa q is and Isl. .es''
MI uas Report ii favor q the Dist Tuition d the Public
Lands able documents against it, with full history of the
President pieress Veto Of the INDECENT Insane Land Bill
history Railroad Grants by Congress, with the votes
PRESIDENT Psrce message veong Rvsr and Habo
ns The School Land Bil and votes thereon
The Clayton Bnlwer Treaty.
Extracts from Speeches for and against Slavery.
Extracts from Speeches of noted Republicans and Abo
Messrs ee fremont Bashaaans Of Acceptance
Messrs Buchanans and Williams Letters on the Bargain and
ih NJ Ga Ssa,fs Port HI Address. .,,.
T TFes1 msgsyis Road Veto
ae 4 q soan Carolina on the roca
M Bachanans Minority Report on the same subject
Gov Wise and M Garuhss Letters Against the American
sPsss chs st Philadelphia in November lss
Al history Of with the on. the various Tariffs.
history the United States Bank and Abolition Petitions
Mr. FImore's Albany Speech and Erie Gale Letters.
Eistnry of the Annexation of Texas.
Opinion Of public the power Of Congress the Ter
ritores
The Nicholson Letter.
The Nashviie Convention and Georgia Platforms.
Missouri Compromise with every vote thereon sectionay
ei Tie s,ompromise Measures of 1850
Clayton Compromise.
Wilmot Proviso.
Every subect fully treated and in Congress-
subject having political signihcaflon Is gwen
book post the public speaker fully the Kansas
and other lnestisas. .szz=s4
es's 9es''-' JAS. b. SMITH CO.. Publishers.
tnps Philadelphia.
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rrs.rssyszz.rs-7 NEW ORLEANS, JACK
Elssa &2& M SON AND GREAT NORTHERN
- zzzzzzszRAILRoAD.
1859. transportation Department 1850

1853. ..VramsportntfOm DEPARTMENT.. .1s6U.
Freight Companys Depot foot of
Hope street, up to $50 p NJ. daisy Sundays excepea9
All freight intended for transportation distinctly
with the initials Of cosgnee and place
nation freight will be received unless consigned
tine line Of the connections
The Company prepared receive and forward freight
all points the Mississippi Central Railroad far Jack
son. Tenn.
Blank railroad receipts freight may obtained the
Depot, Messrs Gorson Armstrong; Camp street. by
those who wish to them.
Company holds itself responsible for the all
shipped by the road which may be lost by FIRE.
recepted for stations the line until
notice consignees of its arrival the depot In this
This Company and all the Railroad Companies constituting
Southwestern Iine between New Orleans
York. having arrangements with the Adams Express
Company regular daily through Express
cities the Express business heretofore
Railroad Company for its account discontinued and all
alton be obtained this subject Of j. j. MoREEYER Esq.,
eS Camp street.
receipt for bank specie ewey other express
They will be received by the Adams Express 96 Camp
II. s. WILLIAMS,
ms IL General Superin. endent,
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gshieO, Of the NIarksis.

CRgscEsr orrIcE, No. 10 CAMP srnxxr.3
Friday Morning. June s, 1850 5
CoTToN. i. With the Prince Albert's adyices at
hand in the early part Of yesterday reporting
heavy and dropping Cotton market at Liverpool,
the demand was confined to a few buyers, who
took only about $500 bales at irregular and easier
rates for buyers, though for the present we retain
ni1r mutations:
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cATT ZEE MARxET.

15 JEFFERSON CITY. June !. zs18.
Veal Cattle continues scarce, and the supply Of !
the other stock is ample.
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PONTCaARTRAIN RAIL-
LEA R0AD-SUNMER ARRANGEMENT
Ez5S-xs Commencing Tuesday. May !, 1850
n9-Fare from the Lake, day, only Is
H4-Please buy tickets at the office, under Depot.
-DEFARTURE or CARS

10k :. This will positively be the last
Train from the Lake to the city week days.
Steam stop GENTLY Station when notified
except however, mail trips and during the haifhour ps
Sunday Fare Is cents each and conductors
must have timely notice to stop.
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frosted and decorated, and bearipsas deepest
words, surrounded hgua lar agss, mound and
B. - chen 4 ! s Ts ha @aaa pair
,ons and hickory shirt "A mt IL arbor said slave,
ers Of vessels are hereby W aenerced against them
PENALTIES of the law Will DC ene'e' 6. d. YANGEY.
II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-08

COMPUTATION TICKETS.
who reside in the city and have residence estab
shment on Road procure tickets reduced
rates. at the Office on Camp street.
It's. WILLIAMS,
fe6 General Superintendent
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:. .m17.aN,s TROPICAL ROOFING

TX ATHMAN's hheof
cheaner and superior to any other ever u''0
climate. ,,as Qualities are
M the Ses. e s ANY osr no cracks
"a iMPERMEA BILlTf-supefii0'i " -
- Iaaks being possible oo,h and granite like surface
3d. ds.s sn0 uS Iess han Is as
good slate Or wOea offered the public saves tne
cost sth o. Will resist n.e
slateroof will soften under tne I M ~
| this climate and ptoteoe ' -.
tense heat of summer ,as harder smoother from eA
tn saa q any slope being o ghs
does af'e nor does require
Liable K is eh he aoSe eombne
S and
in this CITY, orrecnes Of above are n ths ~
and ~ may be verified by any person ~ls1s
fore contracting; ~ poqt.oa5ce, Box K No. =, WA
proml lily attended TO; oiApp' r G. KAUFMAN,
| corner IF RienvipP and hRrAiH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-08
VARIETIES STABLES. >6

- VARIETIES ~ sr -
Cd wv ~. Next the Varieties Theater
The undersigned Stables g ~
chased the sn a9ays HORSES and BudGlEs for
usual rates Rand and will continue 70 TeGsr
offer FOB sSecions Of Northern ss ii
oe the put public nggses he animals
4 s ~bo fancy 6ne stock, to can anu ''sp ,,,c,,
/ hand. d. ~. r.---
i faJhH
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---------.- LOSS OF TEETEa-Dtt n Srnn M me
Ss1 10 ~ GInrles street, continues 20 supp,5 nes
Of TEETH without hs ss s, sSses ST spTh
b his n ss1srsa sT
nsassa sgsesd
and and perfect Observer ssa Dr.
IN e n tseb with gold combines all the ~ he
as
and q and o he itesn
vaars Office and residences IL wv SEQ "
/ Prom Lafayette Sdnare.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-07-07
ocro1uia. or Kings Evil,

is constitutional disease, q faint, or ccrrup.
ton Of the blood. by which this fluid be.
comes viiiated, weak, and poor. Being in
the circulation, it pcrvades the whole body.
and NAV burst out in disease on any part Of il.
No organ is free from its attacks. nor il there
one which it may not destroy. The scrofulous
faint is yariously caused by mercurial disease.
low living, or disordercd or unhealthy food.
impure air, filth and filthy habits, the de-
pressing vices, and, above all, by the venereal
Infection. Whatever be its origin, It il heredi-
tary in the constitution, descending rom par
ents to children unto the third and fourth
generations" indeed, it seems to be the rod
Of Him who says, al will visit the niquities
Of the fathers upon their children
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood Of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which. IN
the lungs, liver. and internal organs. Is termed
tubercles; in the glands, dwellings; and on
the surface, cruptions or sores. This foul cor
ruption, which gendcrs in the blood, dcprcsses
the energies Of life, 20 that scrofulous constitu-
tons notf only suffer from scrofnlous COM
plants, but they have far less power. 70 with
stand the attacks Of other diseases; conse-
quently, vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofulous in their nature.
are still rendered fatal by this faint IN the
system. Most Of the consumption which de-
climates the human family has its origin directly
in this scrofulous contamination and many
destructive diseases Of the liver, kidneys, brain,
and, indeed, Of all tho organs, arise from o.
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter Of all our people are scrofulcus
their persons are invaded by this lurking con-
taminstion, and their health il undermined BY
i. To cleanse it from the system we must
renovate the blood by IN Alternative medicine,
and inyigorate it by healthy food End exercise.
Such medicine We supply in
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AYERS
Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla

the most effectual remedy which the medical
skin Of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. II Is COM
bined from the most active Yemedials that have
been discovered for the expurgation Of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue Of this
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure Of
not only scrofula, but also those other affec-
tons which arise from it. such ~ EnuRTIvR
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ANTHoNy's FIRE.
ROSE, or ERYsIrELAs, PMPLEs. PrsTuLrs.
BLorcnRs. BLArss and BorLs, TUMoRs. TETrEE
and SALT RHErM, ScALD HEAD. RIScwoRA.
RBErAATIsM, SYPHILITIc and MEncuRIAL DIS
EASES. D1oPsy. DYSPEPSIA, DEBfLITY, nnd,
indeed. ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM viTIA-
TED or IAruRE BLooD. 1be popular belief
in ilnparity Of the blood i founded in truth.
for scrof,lla is degeneration Of the bleed. The
particular purpose and virtue q this sarsapa-
rila is to purify and regencrate this vital auid.
without which sound health Is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.