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St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11

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Joseph 5. Winter, Geerfs W, MI < &
Wiats, eepart1sxs, doing bu6lutas ~ n
name sAdssfyis1f 2. .. and g. IN. 9(Ik51S5
Hiram Rogers and Hann.9 11 : ,.s,a Il, 4.
Rogers and Wiiisn d. RercrS 49, ga ~
business Lunier the firm nssas 81 -l 3 II ~ :
Son; william T. Marshall. JoeSrAs n B<sx s6Si]s and
under the firm name Of Mershail 4 g., yssseh II
Marshall a. trustss Of Jessph s. WIEN ~ 49,
Tee Of Mary =. Winter and her chiaS1s csieb
Hsr.sy, sben D Bailey and Cslee ". xsrisy. 90
Hsrssy, sssplss S9Cc.; BspjasAzns 81 S*sesss =
George ID. Oaiburn, Nelson Parkfiurst ari ~
Clement. coParsusrs doing buslnsss under dc I'M
name Of GODFREY, oolburn Co.: 10. Lindsisy,
/ NV. shaw and gufas Gibbs, cspsras6z1 1osnf ~
.insss under the Grm name Of Ltndsj< /, 6hs1 -.
Co.; Meses Tylerlnd James o. 0ornipSerSrsStr
nsFs delsg besin.s. under Me frn Hs11S 81 III =
ocIring John Mcuions, Jr., Esd II. II. No
Cloud, eeyArtnsfs doing buinsss and<E ~ hfm
name 81 AcCisud Bro; jonathan Hs;RanSrri.
David kansoin Warraus Ransom, Aaroei s5sSp.
J. b. Hanson & Co.; o. Underwood, n Dati&
Z w, Battles snd D.. y. BsstIes, Calvin HulE ~
man Had, D. O. Striker, w. 81. Holten, E nsen.
20 Ais, George W. Wright, Jr., and 81 a.
70 ths above nansS Dsfedsnts: go
L N the name Of The StAte OF Minnesofa. ~
= each OF you are hereby summoned and rsqltle4
to answer the complaint In this action, shjehS
been fled IN the Office Of Che Clark Of he DID -
Conrt Aforesaid, and 70 serve copy Of your snsV &
20 TIC said complaint On Ne suesofibaf At his on IS
IN 81. Paai In thu county sn3 Stats Aforesaid, W
% twenty days aftsr the services ~
We day Of sach service; and Il you fail 70 snsv =
he ssld complaint within the time sfcrcssid! an
plain tifs In this action wiz apply 20 sbs Corst -.
thsreisf demanded In the compliant. 5s
ALbERr EDGERs0 Atty for Pm.
Dated 81 Paul, December 3Ist. 1859.
Jan. II, 1861. ~ .77 '4s EI ia A. "a
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To Consumptives.

i -.
THE Advertiser having bean restored TO health
i in few wseks by . very simple rsmsdy, after
sving suffered several years with = severe lang
1nsssion, and Nat dread disease osussmpton--s
snxious to make known to his fellow sufferers ths
oceans Of cure. 'sf3 E d ,8a&sC 50 g4sz
70 al who desire 10, he will send . copy Of the
prescription used Gree Of charge with the dires-
tons for preparing and using tns same, which they
will find sure Guns for oossuhrnor, AnHxA,
BRoNcHI1ls, &c. The only object Of The Advertiser
in sending the Prescription Is ts benefit the afflicted
and spread information Which hec oncsiyea 70 be
invaluable, and he hopes every auferer win Wy his
remedy, salt will cost them nothing, and may prove
. blessing. 49,
Parties Wishing the prescriptions VIII please ad-
- Rev. EDWARD a. wIIaoN,
e w1niamsbureh,
-" ais @ Kings County, New York
Odt,17-19m. 80 52fa43
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Minaesota 4sgislatnre.
THIRD SESSION.
sepoi tod for the Daily Mmnesoiian. :

Repo, tod for the Daily Mnnesoiian.l sja3Lia1I
TUESDAY,, Jan. 8, 1861.
% SENATE.-At 12;o'clock NJ, the Sen
ate was called to order by the President,
Lieut.. Gov. DONNELLY..I SO. .ssI
% The CHAIR called upon Mr. Cleveland
to act as Secretary pro leHs.'1' b L7giyTg91
On motion of Mr.. w ATS9N, . commit
tee Of two, consisting Of ;Messrs.A Watson
and Pell, was appointed 60 wait upon
Chief Justice Emmett. and request him to
administer the oath efS Office to the mem
bers. ,i41Hi J2s504f1=J s'xTE3sy5t1
The CHAIR then called the rellof mem
bers-by districts, when the following Sen:
tors appeared. 5r,gg vT7jaE s'5ua!aTaD
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
SIR JAMES MARKE'S 3''''e
Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared fromaa prescriptions Of Sw J.
Ctarks, III. d. PAysieionD Estraerdt
gssd3 s. = Fl nory 10 the Queex.J q. .o MS

b 49, loo $50 Z. 6 ATS
This available medicine 10 unfailing in the cure
81 all those painful and danscrous diseases 10
which the female consultation il subjest II moder.
ates all excess and removes al distinctions, and .
speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES sstts.
It 10 peculiarly suited. It will, in short time,
bring on the monthly period with regularity,
Bach bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern.
msnt Stamp Of Great Britain. 70 prevspt oonnssr.
feiss. ..;4 "a cosah 35s8Ds II a
Sc 3oae g CAUTION.
{ zAsss Psll. sAoxId aot6s sokSm 6y JssaozSs d.s-
rsno IL. FIRST zUREE XOx7,Ag Of Pr.gnas-
", az trey are surs to 6rsmg on Aisoorri0gs, 5us
n a~y s<Asr ti~ss GAsy are sd,s. '.ts9'A e.I
In all eases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pain in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight sx-
ertions, lPaipitation Of the Heart, Mysteries and
Whites, thsss pills will effect cure when ali other
means have failed and although powerful rome
dy, do not contain iron, ssomsl, antimony, or any.
thing hurtful 20 the constitution. '''N
Pull directions In the pamphlet around each psek-
age, which should be carefully preserved = -.
Sole Agent for the United Slater and Canads, %
JOB MOSES, (Lste I. q. Baldwin co., "
- Rochester, y.
E.B.-$1 90 and 6 postage stamps saslossd 70
any authorised Agent, viii insure bottle, contain
ing 80 Pulls, by return mall. nitsga1n rA3 GGGf
i Sold by Day jerks, and q. y. Combs, b. Paul
aud all good druggists. s-0isaIsx .i.a fld
St. Paul, Oct IS, $780, saI 81 80 "a
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DENTISTRY,
ALL THE
N. Y. DAILY PAPERS
For Sale at IERRILL,s,s at s5e.a week.
Carpet w eaving.

rTNHREE years ago, when withdrew from Carpet
i Weaving, informed my friends that would
endeavor to accommodate them In my line, d seu,e
promise. remain ct the OLD STAND, on the cor
ner Of Minnesota and Fifth Streets, In q. Paul
Those who are having Carpets to make, or wanting
to bay, win do well to call and examine. AL Work
warranted 70 give entire satisfaction. All work sent
from the country by express or team, win be promps
" astended 10.
Carpet Warp always on hand. ftaf
Old Clothes or Rags bought or EXCHANGED for
Carpets. Don't forget the rlass and name.
n Z. @. M. WALTERS.
Corner Of Minnesota and Fifth Streets, IS. Paul.
August 90 dAvem
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OhdpIoih y iohs
Roll called and Journal read.
y 4iAas UNION RESOLUTIONS. -,
Mr.. BANNING Of Ramsey, toffered the
following concurrent resolutions, which
were read q first and second time.
Rcs0lued, by the Legislature of the State
Of Minnesota, that the time has fully come
when men and States, irrespective Of Geo.
graphical position, should promptly and
firmly decide upon tho great questions of
preserving the Union and the adoption of
such measures as shall insure it's ipreser.
Walton. 7 1ae Is s; $50 -. " .s
Rssosped, That we hold the National
Government to be one established by the
people at large Of the United States, and
to3the full extent of the powers invested in
the, Federal Constitution, its laws and au-
thority are to be respected by, and enforce
ed against, all persons within the United
States; and that all State laws and enact
ments contrary to, or in opposition to, it's
authority are null and void and that Sc
cession, on the part Of any Of the States, is
revolutionary and rebellious; and any
overt act, Of any individual, to carry out
such reasonable design, by resisting the
collection of the revenues, the protection Of
the national forts, and the property Of the
United States, or other resistance to the
laws Of the Federal Government, is in no
way excused by any such act of secession.
Resolued, That any amendment to the
Constitution, whereby the Union shall be
divided, would destroy al confidence IN free
institutions, and place in jeopardy the
wealth, power and liberties Of this peo-
pie.
Rssozoed, That while We earnestly coun-
sci and advise that no just means be left
unemployed to conciliste and avoid inn
pending danger, we, at the same time. by
all lawful and just acts, and in acceptance
with our oaths, pledge firm and prompt
support to the Constitution of the United
States, and in sustaining the Government
and authorities thereof, ID all constitutional
measures necessary for the administration
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! So the resolution was adopted.

5alI 3,Ii cE;i u GOOD & 81 AL sti5e7
~ Mr.. BANNING, of Ramsey. gave no
tice that on tomorrow or, some. future day
be would introduce a bill to change the
name of Toombs county, to ANDERSON
county. The gentleman from Ramsey is
uncompromisiug in his hostility to Trai.
tors
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The news within day OF two should
put to rest ali vain, hopes that party hu-
mutations or individual prayers, as recon-
mended by MI. BUCHANAN, will stave off the
imminent crisis Of the nation Il .2fah
Let us sum I'M the news: -
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aiJHOUSE-The House was opened at 10
o'clock precisely, with prayer by the
Chaplain Fisk.
Roll called and Journal read.
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THE RED, WHITE, AND BLUE. seq
Here the Secretary of the Senate APP
peared within the bar of the House, and
announced the passage by the Senate Of a
Concurrenta2Resolution instructing the
Capitol Keeper to procure and raise on the
Dome of the Capitol the. National Flag,
during the Session of the Legislature.
The resolution Was taken up, passed
through its various readings and carried
UNANIMOUSLY. 70 s''sl ~ Ezs 70 1-.sa -
JOINT CONVENTION. 10Y -
Here the Sergeantat-Arms announced
the officers and members of the Senate,
who appeared within the bar and took
their seats The joint Convention was
called to order, Z veK
A number of ladies were provided with
seats within the Bar. !. 800,
The Hobbies were densely crowded with
persons ANXIOUS to,listen to the reading Of
the message TX eTaZ
At ID minutes past II O'clock, the Ser
geart-at-Armsa announced the Governor and
State officers. His Excellency advanced
to the Speakers stand, and read his mes
sage. 4.qgnesyf vi b:Aq .fs .asf
lis delivery occupied j one hour and Is
minutes, and was listened to throughout
with prUfpuTd silence, BROKEN only with
appianse uhef the aid and assistance. Of
our 6<1tszBss.p ledgedto the Government,
against III epemies ofthe Union. a. sg1
= 0nlits c1nelusion the Joint Convention
adjournedf Js,3 sJs.1 yGZAS
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With q view If possible to relieve the dis
tress of these worthy people, | appealed
to President Buchanan for postponement
Of the sales. --.-.- 4, 3. az,
In this, regret to say, | was disap-
pointed; but IN the construction which the
Commissioner Of The General Land Office
at Washington placed upon, the pre-emp
ton law, measupabl, relief was had ..s,a.,s
Ny views upon the propliety ofconce
ding to actual settlers, free hensesteads
from the public land which they cultivate,
I have had occasion before repeatedly Z,
state, and shall not now reiterate. fondly
hope that We have witnessed the last sale
of the United States public lands il Min
nesota; and that hereafter the public do
main shall be open 10 all who will c,lti-
vate 1t, without money and without price.
But little more than two months ago ter
minated throughout all the States yisor;
Gus, but not specially exciting Presidential
campaign ~. ,,s,, =, 81 ,.,,.s-.
From the very day when. the result 81
the election, became spparent, certain sol
the losers comprising large portion oil
the population Of certain Southern states,
have zealously sought to destroy that gov.
eminent Of which they had just eiideavor.
ed to take renewed possession. = e .s''.ss
Why do lately fratcrnar states, thus
seek to dissolve the Union which has st
grand results, and SO precious memories
for them all ! ~ -. s,-zv.,.Y
Doubtless the minds Of the Southern
people are missed aud excited by tn mis-
krable MISREPRESENTATION of the PRINCIPLES
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Cot tom PRESSES.

Corner Of TehoupjtouIas and Robin streets.
FACTORS, n,,,.-,..,,. 49,, Henderson .troat,
" st. Mary's street. between Perdido and Poydras
] LOUISIANA, -, 9, r,,,,,,. and p,s,o .,ro.,.
I Corner Of Tchoupoulas and Richard streets.
RAH, r.,....,,.,,,,a., p,,,,u,....o,,
'"'. Eew Levce and Louisa streets.
ORLEANS. .,,.n,o...oo,o
So.'s. l,,s, n, ' o' ana rt,nsr ..rs..,
EtANsKI,S, ,.a o,,,,ot .,-..t, Tb-d r,t.tr,ot
9 ai1 'n Corner Henderson and New Levee streets.
UNION, .-,o,..o,u, r,oe,,oocs troot.
WOODS, ,..o,,, s p,,o.tsor st,ootv
TEXAS, .,o.,..,.,...,o,.o,, nod o,o,,,..tro,.s
CRESCENT PRESS,
New Levee street.
Tyler PRESS, ,r.,...
rrvEn STREAM COTTON PRESS,
I'M M Ieyee street between St. Ferdinand and Montegu
81 streets, Third District.
PICAYUNE,- ...o.., pos.,ao u,,,rs n,..ri,t
INDEPENDENT,
.5a COTTON PRESS, ,.,
NEW street, between MohteSut ana GouaFsteets
Third District.
PELICAN PRESS .,.....,.u.,-.,4
@ Fourth District.
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PHYSICIANS AND APoTHEOARIEs.

--Fir5t DISTINCT
Dr j. N Fowell No. 22l Carondele street, ,,, ....
ohu Booth ApothecaGy, corder Cnrondeet ana urea
uberwai Apothecay, Tchouptolss and Race stS
u 1 1881 = Second Distrct-
~ q Tanav cnraer Rampant and Customhouse streets.
e. T. Mougn IpotecaEy Dauphin and Customhouse.
IT, - --Third District j.. 1900,
n X KovaIe XII No. 3 Old Leyee street, opposite the Mint
shelley Apobeeay e9nes Moreau and Enshien streets
Ar j. Lemley corner Wa Shington and Rousseau streets
II Tuney Apoihecay, New Levee street. between serapsr
8 and First streets.
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CATTLE MARRET.

JEFFERSON CITY, Jan. II ls5i.
Received since yesterday, go Texas Beef Cattle,
so Calves so Hogs, and 240 Sheep. Stock on sale
comprises l26 Western Beef Cattle, 700 Texas
Beef Cattle, 80 Calves, 1l5o Hogs, $40 Sheep, and
10 Mich Cows. We quote:
p Il L G = ) q
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SUGAR The sales embraced about 700 hhds.
at firm prices. Fair to Fully Fair 4g@53e. ~ b.
MoLAssEs. I'VE noticed sales Of some 1900
bbs. at 23@24c. for Prime to Choice; also 100 hf.
bbIs. at zoe. . gallon.
Flour. The sales embraced about 900 bbIs.g
including 50 Fine from the fatboat landing at
s. 20. $50 Superfne il two lots at s. IS, $50 Low
Extra at So, 3I6 Extra at So Is, and 100 at 81 90
S3 Dbl.
GRAIN The sales Of Corn embraced about
Il, 500 sacks, including 1900 Yellow Mixed at 70c,
1000 Yellow and Yellow Mixed in several lots at
70872, tO0 also in several lots at 72 500 Mixed at
"a, 2l5o Yellow and White Mixed in several lots at
Is, and $500 White intwo lots at sec. "a busheI.
Of Oats about 635 sacks ST. Louis were disposed off,
including l35 at 44c., and 500 at 45e y bushel-
In Bran We noticed sales of some 400 sacks at
81 Is q 200 lbs.
Hay 49,. About 800 bales Western changed
hands, of which 10 Ordinary at s27, $50 at ST so,
and 10 at SIS q ton.
PROVISIONS. The transactions in Pork were
confined to retail lots at sla@sl8 so ~ Dbl. for
Mess. In Bacon Shoulders retail at 7c., Ribbed
Sides at 8, ard Clear at lie. . u. In Lard we did
not hear of q sale of any moment.
| COFFEE. al5l bags were sold, comprising 80
at 11c, 500 at III, $50 at 11a 1922 at III, and 329
at 1l4c. % Ii.
CANDLES. We heard of 1G0 boxes Star sold at
l5c for Light Q4oz), and TIC. U ID. for Full
| Weight Q6oz)
| WHISKY. We did not hear of a sale.
FRElGHEs. We noticed a Bremen ship taken
up for Liverpool at 1l-l6d. for Cotton, ship for
| Genoa private terms, and four or five vessels
for Boston at the advanced rate of &c. Vessels On
the berth for Liverpool filing up with Cotton at
11-l6d.. both British and American.
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General Relief Committee

1,r Reichard of No IS, No 90 st. Charles street
eq6rge n Braughn, o No. 2, No. 3 Magazine street.
p Mc[yabe OF No. ii, No. GO Camp street
I.t4 ~ : Second District
aarer of No 8, ST. Peier street opposite iha Arsenal
Z Sambna No 1875 Old eNee opposite Fjsh Market.
R'D- --Third DiStriGt-
Jacob unc Of No. Old Legee between Barracks and H0sp
q Saan at Engine House of No. 81 Greatnen street. be-
\ tween ST. Ferdinand and Port.
Fourth District-
" Becker of No. o. Sorparu and New LeHec streets
80 ef,frer Of L. e. Il L. Co. No. l, st. Andrew ST.,
azeStyyeon Laurel and Constance.
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ETRE DEPARTMENT.
1IREMEN,S CHARITABL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Odd
llows' Hail. Lafayette street.


rSREMENts CHARITABLE observation-disclosures, Odd
Fellows Hall, Lafayette street.
OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES
xss,.n+ Isaac n. Marks, of No. 3D.
visa Jos. T. Hornor oil La hose
oSeI
Treasurer james Beggs, OF NO. ~
rnn,;es on Fnance-F. j. Bau1uc, of No. B. Chairman
y Pron Of A. H. J.. Co. No. A. snm'l Barnes OF No. O.
FIRE. DEPARTMENT.
cLf Alfred Beaneer of No o.
Ttrst David Bradbury, OF Il. 4 Co. No
ae,nd Sssistant ohtete of No. g.
poar nj Commsioners-Isatc N. Marks of No. b. Chair
,sn r. Berger of No Z; James Desm re- of H. H L. Co
NJ 4: R. i. Bruce of No. IA Henry Bense, of No %.
COMMITTEES.
Committee on CemeterinsLouiS Power Of No. g. Chairman
mn J. Ahern, of No. 12 T. Tracy, of No. %.
Cemnit;ee for The Relief of Widows and Orphans.
First District
p Nisbet Cbairman Of A. H. H. Co. No. ), Prleur street,
between Gasqutt and Palmyra
- Second District
Pet of p H. H. CO. No. No. 1873 Canal street. between
- III Charles and Car0ndeet,
- Third District
rf Seaman No at Engine House Of No. s, on Victory
stYeet between Marigny and Vaudeville.
Fourth District
william Sch eiber of No g. of Soraparu and New Le
wee Streets
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Y WRIGHT Is CO.'S
eb and popular f'erl;ly Medic
Druggists and Dealers 4" Pro3ri
General Depot Special Agenc.
New Orleans, la.
VERMIFGdEs,
Winer's Canadian,
SWnin's,
Perry's Dead Shot,
Jayue's Tonic,
Kerl's,
J 4. Fahnestock's,
McTseaa's.
BALsAM AND COUGH REM
EDIES.
Wistarts Baisam of Wild Cher
Hastings Naptha,
Sherman's Bnlsau,
Bucbna's Hungarian,
Davis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
bhenck's Pnfmonic Syrup,
New England Gough Syrup,
Bertholomew's EApector"nt,
Halle Balsam,
Swav,n's Syrup OF Wild Cherry
ATer's Cherry Electoral,
Ieyior's Balsi,Iu LiverRort,
Jayne's ExpectpTant,
JFiner'S ElecampHine,
Rogers Iiverwort Hnd Ter,
1frg. Gardeners Iiv1rwOI
Stadlay's Cherry ExpcctoTant,
London'6 Indian DO
Dr.. Roses DO
McLean's Strengthening Ger
SSRsAPSARILLAs.
Dr., John BULBS,
s. ?. Townsend's,
Sauds's,
Old Jacob Townsend't
Carpenters
Wyncoop's,
Shakers,
GraTenh7rE'5,
bristop5,
duysott'B Tellow Dock.
PLASTER rs.
Wall's Strengthening,
jew David or Hebrew
8edeGu's,
Knapp's lndial
iIcoek's Porous,
1ri1ifth's Adhesive.
I1olloway'a Arpict
LINTHENTS.
TcLean'G Volesnlc Oil Lin
pAont.
Dr.. Sweets.
Mexican GluStGng,
Farrslrs Arabian
i3atler's Nerve and Bone,
Uuu3s,
layers,
Wadsworth's Rheumatic,
Tobieas TGnitiGn
T3owo:B Nerve aud R1ne,
EyoliinSar's,
Gardeners,
Bartine's Hor5
| Merchants Gargling,
Cherokee,
jayne'5.
AGUE REMEDIES, etc.
Osgood's Indian Chogogue,
Stephens Compound.
| Rowand's Tonic Mixture,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
WynHoop's Tonic,
Snaed's Febrifuge,
Vegetable Fehrifugs.
LOHENGES.
sherE3au's Cough and Worm,
Bryan's PIsllnoHic Waters,
Locock's PulmCnic Wafors,
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Barry;s Tricopharoua,
Lyons KathRir2n,
I3urnett'S Cocoaine,
Boyle's Hyperion Find,
FhalOn's Hair Iuvigorater,
JeJno's Heir Tonic,
Van Dauscn's Wahpenc,
London's Oriental Hair Tonic
| Hasel's Eau Lrstrale,
Oldridga's Balm Of Columbia,
| Railways Girca@Sinn Ba.Ea,
PANACEAS.
SWANS FoUck's,
| Gullsa's Indian Vegetable.
| LonpleY's Grsst Western.
| OINTMENT AND SstLYEs
Dally's EIagical Pain Extract
Professor Ho!loway'G Ointmet
McAlIistar's All-Healing,
Brooks Magic Salve, Pryor.
Pile,
| Grav's Harrison's Specific,
| Trask's Magnetic, Judkin's,
London's All-Healing, Russia
| BITTERS.
Mofat's Phpnix, Blaks's Ar
matte,
| Old Sachem.
DR.. J. Bovee Dods'.
Hibtard's WILD Cherry,
Richardson's Sherry Wine,
Hutching's VegetablaDys
VARUERFEER'S S
ne Druggists and Mercha
articles contained in tho abov'
vantage by calling or sending
be found tho most extensive as
MEDICINES in the Gnited
Please address, J.
GENUINE
-
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CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
nes, which they offer to supply
.tor's lowest Wholesale prices.
, Nos. lei and q Charities street,
Eoulay'8 Vegetable, Coleman'B,
2ntlaEd's German, OZygenated.
Mills Aromatic.
OILS.
Rushtos's Cod Liver OIL,
McFair's Acoustic, Scar2s's dc
British, HArlaen.
COSMETICS.
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
Florida Water. Meen Fun,
jones Lilly White.
SOAPS AND CREAMS.
Lows Brown Windsor,
Jones' Chemical,
Railways hTedicatei, Castiice,
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams and Compound
of all descriptions,
PILLS.
Wgight'a Indian Vegetable,
aiot1at's Life, Brandreth'a,
IStrorg'd Compound Sentative,
IStrGng's Pectoral Stomach,
Motifs Chalyhegte.
Hnll's Fever and Ague,
Morrison's, Lees, New London,
PARIS, Seppingtoa's, Champ
ions,
Graetfanberg, ,Jayne's sana-
iJayre's Ague, Winer'a Galno-
mile,
Hibbardis Anti-Rillious, Pe,er's,
lSpeneer'S Vegetable, Cooks,
iJ6oper'a, Covel's Rheumatic,
Anderson's, Alleblsic's Heath.
| Wister's Gentle PurgatiFe,
Alicbasis' Aguo. tiGopar's,
IChicsner's Sugar -caafCA,
lSill1oIt's Auti-BiliOus Beck
| wi:h's,
lLRdy's Blood, Ingo!dsby'sP Pills,
IScott'S Vegetable, iEGgon'R,
| Rajway'E Regulators,
iRese's Railroad, Leiy'sFeDaala
ILoHdnn's Indian SiaratiTe,
iI.ouden's Ague, HollOwRE'g,
| Aalstead'G Anti-Dysportic,
sGordoD's. NcIs.re'5 Liver.
| HAIR DYES.
/ Crist8fGr3'S Hair Dye,
EPhGicn's Magic, Batchelor'e,
! Gilnan's instantaneous,
iBa'iard's, duIes liauol'E,
IGriatAdDrA's, T5rE,ea.
| MISCELLANEOUS.
EDr. Noraa'e inviEQra.ing Cor
| dial.
iWriEht's Elixir,
iTaoru'5 Extract.
iImrant'B hpoT7apt,
sTnrranFs Elixir Of Rhubarh,
tGerter'B Spanish llixr1ra.
ILlmerick's Master Of Pain,
I3Gothor's Relief,
, lNoOthache Drops,
iLyon's Magnetic Powders,
MRS. KidGer's Cordial,
Thompson's Eye Mater,
Watts Nervous Anti,
lDil!ings's Astrlneent,
EHyatt's Life Balsam,
lMcAIunn's Elixir Of Opium,
Railways Ready Relief,
Eadway's RESolvent,
Tarrant's Tndelible Ink,
Peruvian Syrup,
Triesmar.
IDr. Roses Preparations,
MINERS -ArcanIIm Extract,
lTeneur'S Specific,
Marshali's CRtholicon,
;Morse's Compound Syrup Of
| Yellow Dock,
Perry Davis's Pain Kiiiar,
browns Essence Of Ginger,
lMortimore' Rheumatic Com
pounQ,
Mortimore's Cordial Bittors,
Myers Extract of Rock Rose,
Cheeseman's Specific,
jDr. Wards Specific,
tUpham's Pile ElectuRry,
iStecr's Opedildoc,
EGodfrey's Cordial,
Turiington'6 Balsam,
IGHyety's MedicGted Paper.
ButeThan's Drops,
ri DR.. Jayne's Family Medicines,
!, iSeidlitz and Soda Powders,
Eppiue's Fluid Extract BuchE
Lucina Cordial,
iJuno Cordial,
Harris Remedy for Fits,
WILSON'S Death On Rats, etc.,
Balls Cholera Syrup,
lSpohn's Headache Remedy,
'-IDr. anarchists Uterine Usthol
con,
iCherokee Remedy.
lGOwan's Lithoutrlpttc,
jLouden's Preparations,
lHoughtin's Pepsin.
al narby's Prophylactio Fluid.
JHEIDAM SCHNAPPS.
Its, and all dealers in any OF tn
catalogue, will find it to their ad
their orders IS above, where wi
;0rtment of GENUINE PATEN'
States, and al the lowest prices
WRIGHT & CO.,
iEDICIFE WAREHOUSE,
i ChRrtres street, New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-04
KEY WEST AND HAVANA.

To sail on MONDAY, Jan. A. at s A. NJ.
,-41zA NEW ORLEANS, Ft4OESIDA AND
IT FTSI5 HAVANA U. s. Mail Line-For Key West apd
HAVANA via Pensacola, ArGachicoa St Marks
Keys, Tampa Bay and MnnateeTie superior eopeed
and copner fastened steamship Galveston, W urtchrs
commander, will leave above, carrying the u s. mails
For freight pasHge having superior sateroom accommoda
tons for passengers, apply on board, or 10
Z c. HARRIS Manager, 81 Camp st.
Freight to Apaachicoa Marks and Tampa Eay, subject
gerage steamers expense but at the risk Of the con
n B-Fre:ght bills Florida ports must be paid in frns
current in New Orleans jail