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ALSO SPECIFICS.

PoR ASTHMA or PHTHEIc. Oppressed, Difficult,
LAbOred breathing, attended With Cough and EXpec.
toratlon. Price, 30 cents per box.
FoA E4R DlschAAOEs AHp DEAFEEss.-DiScImrrea
from the Ear the result OF Scarlet Fever Measles or
MercufiAls. For Noises In the Head, Hardness Of
Price, % cents per box.
POR Enlarged Glands, Enlarged anil In.
durated TonSg, sEeIinlB and Old Ulcers ScroIuluuS
cIshexy Of childEsn. Price, 60 cents per box.
Weakness. Either the result OF Sickness, Excessive
Medication, or ExhAustlng Discharges. Price, 80
cents per box.
FOR DRoFsT.-PluId Accommodations, TuHld Swell.
inF1 with Seanty seereOnS Price, 80 cents per box
Pon sHA.sIuENEs8-DeAthlys Sickness, Vertigo, NAu-
9s9, Vomiting. Sickness from riding or motion.
Roi UEiNAKY plsElsEs-For Gravel, Renal Cal
Gull, Difficult, Painful UrgatIoD Diseases Of the Kid
neyR. Price, 80 cents per box
PoR sENNAL EAttesiOGE-InYoluntSry Discharges
and Consequent PrOstIntiop and Debility, Had Re
suits Of Evil Habits. The most successful and ed
Client remedy known, and may be relied upon Aa n
cure. Price, with full directions, q per box.
Persons who wish to place themselves under the
professional care, OF 70 seek advice Of PEOf HUM.
PHRETs, can do 20, At hiS Office b62 BroadWay daily
from AN. 70 pm, or by letter.
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SECRET OF BFAUTY.

ARDS BLOOMOP YOUTH or LIQUID PEARL,
IL for Identifying and preserving the complexion
aud skin. This invaluable anl wonderful toilet nrti.
Gle was discovered by celebrated chemist in France,
some years since and 1t Is to him that all the Courts
OF Europe at the present age. all their beauty
and lOTeinoss. This preparation, with all its sim
pltcity and purity, there l. article that will
pare with It a. n bOAutiiyer Ani preserver Of the
complexion and skin. Mr. Laird procured the re-
eeipt OF him some two years since; he has. during
that time: given II perfect trial amongst hls
personal friends and tho ATistOcTRtG circles 0f New
ration. % much 10 that they would consider the
toilet imperfect without this valuable and purely
harmless preparation. For salsby
REED / KRAFT.
t4n23 Centre Wheeling.
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Syl&iIil aud Nereurial Diseaar.
NV ORLEANS. e5tl, a

NEW ORLEANS, 18th August. 1880.
tile relWe Of your HeAt and report to you some Of
the effects have realized with your SRFsaparllA.
have eured with IT, In my practice. most Of the
complaints for which II is recommended, md lave
I9unh its eleta truly wonderful In the of TeHs-
Te0i and MrTcuriHt DiEedEe. One Of my patients
had Syphlitic ulcers in his throat. Rhyl were r1-
summing his palate and tile top of hts mouth. Your
SAFsaaTin, steadily taken. cured him In i've weeks
Anntler Wns attacked by secondary symptoTs III Ii.
nose and the nlcrrntiOn Ind eaten aWay cUnsiders
BILE part Of IT. 70 that believe the disorder would
my administration Of onr SarSapariIln; the uIeers
healed and he Iaw well again, not of course without
some dishgur1tion nf his face. A woman who had
suffering from tlis ppisun tn er bones They had
become ~ sensitive to the weather tat on tiamr
day she snnered eHerUciRtnE pain i her Joints and
bones. she, too, Was cured entirely by yonr Sarsa
PariliH In few weeks. knuw from its formula.
ehloh your agent Enye me. that this preparation
s0qnently these truly remarkable results with 1t
have not surprised me.
Praf li--rry - ms
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rev. nopsrt, DICK, Fsg 81. y 3 II or OF
to his Agent and Attorney,
john J. IIainea, Londor. ENgL1,y,

n = -IlN y l177N'IOF7t En- Il1T4NU.
II To LIEN" WHO In the NoRirsal Ca.stts of LIST
February, 1850, pronounees the tidea" OF keenipF
thanks are hereby rendered and the assurance given
that this gross ahaurty Is NIL thAt MIR. Dick has
PAtented In the domain Of keeping accounts. Ills
gross Absuriity Is not practically smuggled In any
manner: neither bodily nor partially; neither al.
rectly or indirectly; neither explicitly nor symbols
cally: this ground hiA claims cover, aud nothing
mo!e; the absolute monopoly OF this SbsnrJlity and
nothing else is all he asks ~ his claims nationally
read, Attest.-dA SentT
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DICKS ACCOUNTANT AND
DISPATCH PATENT.

The MrsHSors Claims az Acknowledged and protected
GyMe GoesTHmsrts Of Ctu'ada, Aie UHiLei Nafes,
and Great BritaiH: to all aptOR e may concern
WTIlAT CLAIM as MY INVENTION Is, THE
w .eontrivance Of keeping accounts current, OIL
whatever Kind description or variety, In printed
Orm, by keeping the statements Of the several ac-
printers type or their equivalents
the typo being 50 RTnnscd Ia form to admit OF
being reality Nnd quickly reAIi usted ia any partict-
lnr part, where an account may have undergone u
Change, by tho lapse OF time or the current Of buS
neSS transactions; that, when readjusted In ali
such parts mp to any given date impression then
taken from the type shall exhibit 10 printed form
the true state Of all the accounts 50 kept accurately
representing all the balances or conclusions In &C
cOrlance with the end ends contemplated in keep
ting tue recOri; rendering it, in commercial business
balance sheet OF tile most compact aud perfect
character, the details Of management being sbstnn
tAtS y EScleu IN SpecthG'tUn' wherein tt Is shown
that the fact or facts tu be recorded may be repre-
sented by figures, symbols dates, or numbers used
either separately or in combination, by whatever
else viii Indicate the tact facts desired: and
furthermore based on this primary invention. also
ciaim tho device or cOutrirAuce OF rendering or
Transmitting accounts in partial or full statemsnts
when the statement or HHtomVntS 40 cent arc thns
or substantially thus, kept In type, bY the contrf-
NaneeS Of my invention. be the medium Of trAusns-
SION what Il may; bnt the particular mode OF
derinE accounts by the of the Dispatch Machine
constituted Of Apron Movement. Reel, and Cutter
stamp claim In the broadest and fullest sense and
also the machine itsul embracing ali its forms and
m',de- OF operating. indicated In describing IT.
either as a simple hand instrument, or propelled
" machinery. And In connection with these specl-
nc claims, aud based upon them, also claim MI
other means and appliances substantially the same
~ Those herein claimed or intended to be Claimed
With these claims fully acknowledged and protecfed
As above this invention has already spread Itself
OYER CAnllh eighteen states OF the American UuOn,
and tntn dreat Britain anil "a used in more than
three hundred New paper OEices Itsimn,ense yRlue
to banking and similar institutions viii be shown In
circular which will make its appearance soon.
Meanwhile applications for Information, Deeds OF
Right, or "DiAp itch AIachine4n will receive due at
tention when addressed either to
Rev.RObert, Dick, sF ,4!, Re-. ~ Z, II r. or
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PRICE

Case Of 90 vias complete In morocco, and Book, 50
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MANHOOD.
HOW LOST. HOW REsTnRRn

Just l'a6Eshed, in a Sealed Enrelope,
ON THR NATURE. TREATMENT, AND RADICAL
CURs VI SEERSiAT0RltHdSA, or Seminal Weak
mes, Sexual Debility, Nervousness and Involuntary
PhyGieai Ineapaeity. -
By ROBr. J. CULYRRWELI, NJ D.
dtth0T Qf TIC sGTeeE BoOE, dc.
TheTorld.renoWne,l author, In this admirable Lee.
IaEe eleaFy proves from his own experience that the
removed without medicine and without dangerous
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anal eheetual- by which every sufferer, no matter
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Ayer,s CherrY Pectoral,

Group, Bronchitis, InCfpIeht Com
sumPttoIlHaaCi Tor the Relief
OF COnsumptiVe Patients
IN advanced Stages
OF the Disease.
This e 2 remedy 80 universally known to surrass
any other for the cure Of throat innp enDplait
that II is uselesg here to publish ihs eTdenr Of il
virtues. its nnrivalled excellence for clugIis and
e9Ids, ann ita Truly wonderful cures Of puimnnaT!
elssAse nave made i known throughout the civilized
nations o. the earth. Few are the communities
even huilies among them who have not come pJT.
their midst Of iss victory over tie subtle and dan
Sernns d.SnFders Of the thfoat and lungs. A. u
hoE Tue dreadful tathty Of these disorders and
tney Knew, 100. tie Effects Of tIIs remedy. nsr-i
not 40 more than to ASSURE thrni that Il has now ali
the virtues that 1t did have when making the
mankind. "a ''''
Prepared by DR.. J. G. AVER & CO.,
IIoweIl. Mass.
Fer Eale by A.o. GOOD co :. and by all Irns.
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OUR REatEp1EslBY MAIL.

OUR REMEDIE8'BY MAIL.
Look over The List; make up q case Of NhAG lind
you choose and inclOSs the amount In current note
OF stamps by mall TO our address, at 662 Broadway,
NeE.York, and the medicine win be duly returned By
mall or express, nee Of charge ~
AGENTS WANTED.-We desire an active, eHcient
Agent for the sale Of our Remedies In every town or
community In TIE United States Addresj Dr. HuH
HHRETs Co, No 662 BRoGpWGT. EEW.YoRK
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ES1itTTus CdHeeT. 1l1OF1, EDldTyehIRHf EiesrutiOa
CGIIetrIRd ls5:JaEiofion Of tie B0REs
a great variety OF cHSes have bcrn reported TO
where cure" o. these formidable complaints have r.
SaiteI Ton the u1e Of this remedy, but our space
EeEe SnI nor admit them. Some NJ them may lie
found In our American IinAnGe which The agents
SeloT sHmed are Plsals to fnrnish gratis TO ali who
Dysp1prfa, Hear. Dtsea.e Iits, Epilepsy. Aslaneso
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ItITRON, PRUNES 4 ALMONDs...
~ Large lot, Just received and Tor sale BY
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LCOHOL.--25 barrels ps per cent. Alcohol,
IA Old Dominion brand. In first rate eOOperage,
lust received aud for sale by
dsc29 GEo. ADAMS, so Main st.
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Savings Bank Of Wheeling,

ODtet, AGfR-&., betlrteIl ,AIHros and Union.
MONEY RECElVED ON TRANSIENT DEPOSIT
4Nl Interest paid on Special DepUIlta. Collections
promptly attended to. Exchange on the East bought
and sold. TIIOS. II. LIST, President.
SANTL p. HILDREFII, Treasurer. janII'60
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DOCKING HORSES.-just received an adj
III dltt0aAl unPply, at D. NlCOLL 4 BRO'a
deel9 Variety Store, ZOE Main st
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Many remarkable cures Of these affections have
been made 10y the alternative power uf this medicine
stimulates the vital functions intn yigoruus action
posed beyond It's reach. Such remedy has LONG
oeen required by the Necessities Of tho prule AMI
medicine can do. - s'i M 't'-
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Portable Hav Presses.

ExTRA FLOUR.--lOO barrels reeslVed this
"a day, PorstpAmer Courier, and for sale by
II NJ REILLY
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Imported and bottled by HIMSELF warranted pure
and the best quHlit with his certificates oil tile bot
tie, and his seal OH the cork.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-26

II
who may hereafter be married to citizens of this
State, and who have acquired or shall acqiire q
doInicil therein.
Third, Altpersonsnow born or who may hereafter
be born out of the limits and Jurisdiction of this
state whose fathers were, shall be, ut the tie
Of their birth on conception, eitlzaus Of this
State: Provided, however, that the rights Of citi-
zensbip shall not descend to persons whose fathers
never resided in this State.
Fourth, Persons of foregn birth who had atthe
date ofsecesson aforesaid. declared tclr Intention
to become citizens Of the United States under the
naturalization laws thereof, or who had arrived in
the United States under the age Of eighteen years
and had continued their residence therein for Eve
years before the date Of the Ordinance Ok Seces-
sion and who shall comply with the further re-
quirements of said laws, which for that purpose
and to that extent are hereby adopted as laws Of
Louisiana, with the exception, however, that tile
oath to be taken by the applicant shall be Of aliss
pianCe to the State of Louisiana.
Fifth Children Of persons specified iii tfle preced.
ing paragraph, who shall be dwelling in this State,
and be under the age of tWenty.one years when
their fathers shall be naturaliaed as provided In
said paragraph, and shall, after attaining the age
of majority, take the oath Of allegiance 10 the
State 543 Ss5
Sixth, All persons being citizens Of the United
States aforesaid or citizens of any of the States
that have seeded therefrom, who may have come
into this State to reside at any time within twelve
months prior to the date Of secession Aforesaid
and who shall, after o residence Of twelve months
therein take the oath OF allegiance to this States
Provided that the oath of allegiance shallnot hs
required, after the formation OF Southern Gonfed-
eracy of persons coming into this State and being
citizens of said Confederacy and Of any one of the
States composing the same.
Be il further ordained, That the oatfrof alie-
glance shall be administered in open court byshe
Judge of any one of the District Courts of shis
Estate and shall remain Of record in q book To be
kept for lint purpose by the Clerk Of the conrt
Adopted in Sew nj the city Of New
leans, this seventh day Of FebruAI . N fEfssi
onr Lord one thousand eight hundred and5sis 81
lslgncdl "a. MOUTuys -
. A.. ~ President ot the Genvi#3 %5s#R
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-26
oRDoyNANsJiE

Concernanf les Droits de CitoFeafs.
Nous, lie penple de ID Louisiana, assemble
Convention, d6clarsns ct ordnnnana aue taureT8 Id
some lbrc ct blanche comprise dams lss chtegoii
suivantes sera coHsd6rd, et est par Id prAsente,
clar6e citnyen de Ia Louisiana, saYoir:
PreuiGrement Ipdte personne dIi IL Id dake fe%s
radoption de l'ordonnance de SECESSION, eest a.
dire lie vngtsiXeme nnr de jarvIerf inil luit CENT
soiNante e-un, 6tat GitoFen do Get ftat. E
Secopdement, Toute femme noe 4 Ietranger,
Inantenant mari6e ou gHi SO mariera Ii tn eikoyen
dc Get Etat. et qui aequt gu aequerira IN d0In
cie dams rEtat. I'm
Trosi6mement Toute personne nGe on Anattre
hors des nlites ct de ID iaridiction Nh cet Etat,
don't le pare est on sera 4 fepooue de "a najss8nee
ou de 50 conception, citoyen de Get Etat: Eien8
entendu, eependant, que les droiss dc eitoyen ne
transmettront pas aux personues don't les peress
mont jamais 6tabli leur dornieile dams tfstat.
Qnatremement, Toute personne nee 4 letranger
qui, la date de Ia secession susdite await elar6
son intention de deyenr citeyen des dts Etata
en- vertu des lois de naturalization les f2t8ts tJlis
qni tat arrivfa dams les Etats l5ns ayant Iaga de
dtX-huit ans. ct tavat continaea 4 fesiaefp
ciHq ans ayant lfadopton dc loFlonnaneed de sG6es
sion, ct qui corformeFa auS auires f0rmates re-
qnlsoa par les Itas l0s lnsQrelies. danSe go bus 1T
jusqn'a ce point, sont par Ia prGsente aaopties
CONNIE lois te IN Inuisiane I. l'eXcsption cepeta-
ant que lie sGlsncnt que deYra prefer Ia ners6nue
qul recIamera ce droit sera celui d'atlegeancaA a
| fEtat de la Louisiana. Fl
Cinquiemement, Tout enfant des pess0unes ngsf-#
onntes dams le paragraph qui pr6ehde, deEnenfant
dams Etat ct n'ayantpas yiBgt ctua aElsa Apgqie
de Ia natHraiz1tionds son pere, aitls qil
dams lie dit paragraph, qni ayan attefHt najoilt6
| pr6tera lG serment dalI4geancea iHsat $ III
| SzGmement, Toute personne qh etnnt cit0gcn
| des Etats unis snsdi's oI coyen detngt Fiat 4ut
sera sGpar6 dcs Flats Uais, vicndra ae6seurer dss
rEtat dams les doa2e mos qni prGeideront III date
| de iadopu0n de fOrdonnaRea dc Secession snsdite,
ct qui aPres y avoir reside pendant d0uze nois,
| pr&5era le serment d'allGReSnce a IH5fat Blfn
entendu que le sernent d'atgeanee lie sera pas
| eXig& Aprc4 la formation dune Confederation iln
pS ont gla a1a5R 81 .fturf
| citoyeu de la dite Confederation et de Hun ou
fautre des Etats enmposant u dite Confederation.
| Septemement D6elarons ct ardonnons de plus,
lc serment d'allGgeance sera administge en- Fieine
cour par lie juge de toute cour de district Do Get
Etat, ct sera cnrGgistr6 dams m livre tenu 4 Get
| etfet par 10 greQier de la cour
AdoptGe en- Convention, en- Ia yille de III ot-
vene-OrlGans, ce septtme jour de feyrier, de Tan
nee mi! hut cent soixante-ct-nn.
i ISiguel "A. NJ iUToN,
,z,.,. I Pre- idhrt do Ia, ,GnuSentioH.
| |eFVhe: D. Ihps. WHEAT AEeerstatIe.. frl6 lot
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-26

Iieutenant.G ernorlwho shallsnot have attained
the age of 2s years, and been citizen OF ana resi-
dent within the Statefor the space Of four years
next preceding his election.
Third That article thirty nine Of the Constitution
he and the same is herebyrepeaed.
Fourth, That article forty.six of the Constitution
be altered so to read as follows, to.wit: He shall
be CommanAer-in- Chief of the army and navy Of
this State and Of the militia thereof
Fifth, That article one hundred and twenty-siX be
altered so as to read as follows to- wit: Any citi.
zen of this State, who shall, after the passage of
The Ordinance of Secession of the State Of Louis
lana from the Federal Union, fight a duel with
deadly weapons with citizen of this State. or send
or accept challenge to fight o duel with deadly
weapons either within this State or out of it. with
citizen of this State, or who shall act as second
or knowingly aid or assist in any manner those
thus offending, shall be deprived of holding any
office of trust profit, and of enjoying the right
of suffrage under this Constitution; and the Office
of any State officer, member of the General Assem-
bly, or of any other person holding office of profit
or trust under this Constitution, and the laws made
in pursuance thereof shall be, ipsos fdcto vacated
by the fact of any such peraon committing the
offence mentioned in this article, and the Legisa
ture shall provide by law for iue tnsertanng and
declaration of such forfeiture.
Sixth, That article one hundred and twenty-seven
be altered so as to read as follows, to-wt: The
Legislature shall have power to extend this Con-
stituton and the jurisdiction of this State any
territory which may be acquired by the State of
Louisiana.
Seventh, lhat artlcle one hundred and twenty
eight be altered SO as to read as follows, to-wit:
None of the lands heretofore granted by tho Con.
gress of the United States to the State of Louisiana
for aiding in constructing the necessary ievees and
drains, to reclaim the swamp and overnowed lands
in this State, shall be diverted from the purposes
for which they were granted, except for arming
and defending the State.
Adopted in Convention at the City of New Or
leans, this first day of February, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and siXty.one.
(Sgued A. M0UTON
President Of the Convention of the State of Louisiana.
Attest J. TllOS, WHEAT, Secretary. fe5 l0t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-26
[ No. 81



To Provide for the Appoimtment of Dele
gates to n ConventiO TO form u Southern
Confederacy.
We, the People Of Louisiana, in Convention as
sembed, do declare and ordGin, and il is hereby
declared and ordained:
First, That this Conyenton will, on the 3Oth day
of January instant, at the hour of IL NJ, pro-
coed to elect by bal OF six delegates, two from
the State at large and one from each Congress
sional District, to represent this State in the Con
vention of Seeding States, proposed to be held
at Montgomery. in thb State of Alabama on the
fourth day of February, 1861, for the purpose of
securing concerted And harmonious action, and
also of forming a Provisional Government for
those States which hive seeded, and which may
secede, and intend 10 form q Southern Confed-
eracy. g..
Second, That the taid Delegates be instructed
to aid in forming a Provisional Government, on
the basis of the Constitution of the United States
for such States as have seeded or may secede, to
be established and put into operation before the
fourth day OF March, 1861; and that The same
Convention OF Secedbg States shall proceed forth.
with to consider and propose a Constitution and
plan for Permanent Government for such States,
which proposed plan shall be referred back to the
several State Conventions for their adoption or re-
lection.
Third, That this Convention accepts the recon.
mendat0n OF the Stale of South Carolina that each
State be entitled TO one vote in the said Conven-
ton upon all questitns which may be voted upon
therein and that each State send as many Dele
gates as are equal in number to the number Of
Senators and Representatives. to which it was en-
titled in the Congresk Of The United States
Fourth, That, If fEom any cause the said Con-
VentIon should not assemble at the time aud place
above mentioned, tlrn, and ia that event. the said
Delegates be, and they are hereby accredited to
any Convention of Seeding States which may
meet at any other time and place, having for its
object the formation of a Government and the
establishing of Eonfederacy, as hereinbefore
prescribed. and Which may adjourn to meet at
any other time and place.
Adopted in Conve ntion, at the city of New Or
leans, January twenty ninth, 1861.
[SiencdI A. MOUrON
+ cAdtnt of the Convention of the State of louisiana
Attest: j. THOS. WHEAT Secretary. fel5 lot