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Some time last winter, Mr. Perry Wigglns
came to St. Joseph from the south rn rart OF
Illinois, having removed to tbas State from
Canada West lie and his family were the i'd
yanc.d guard Of large party Of emfgrants to
Pixies Peak. AIr. Wissila INTENDED 10 remlin
in this city during :ae wi1ter, to make a..
tanEemcnts for bu! Ing groceries here, and 10
establish regular trado between here anu the
nines,-his brother experimenting the trans-
portatiou, and be himself establishing dept
at tho mountains.
But when The persecution Of men for optn.
ionfa sake began here last winter, he moved
his family 10 Elwood, and has remained there
ever tince. Last week, he informed us that
be had dctermir cd to buy his supplies during
next summer at Omahs, "fur," said he, II will
patroniza no damned holn where white aaen
are not allowed to talk" Las: "Wednesday he
handed us letter from ono of Lis party, In
forming him that they had concluded not to
curne through ST. Joe, 81 had been theiE orlgt-
MI design. Here is the letter:
81. GATHERINGS. G. n, March 2. 1861.
Fa1Esp Praay :-Wc arc all ready to start: but
beiar M ca rabssd. W Would m Ike rst ra,e t" start
With you. bat the boys arc all goia; north Of Ma
souri, aud si!l 60 with them.
Council nlutis, il iowa Thry tay there /: 20 a.a:
meet yoa st KesFDy clt;: Il yoa gel there aEst,
stop Huitl we comt.
Hou wished 10 know what grounds We had 70.
fearing St. Joseph. Afr. Cook went there 10 make
arrangements for bis outdt In December List, aud
he heard several BIZ mca In St. Joseph say they
man who came through Missouri. In tho cprlnGf
<(,r Kansas or Pixies Teak- Il will elFe vou stde
naass pf several Of lhena: Mr. Slas back, Mr. Mex
ean. Jef. Thompson, Mr. Nunt ,ou,ery, Rpa4everai
others which don't remember.
Yopr friend. c, WAnDEL1..
r. S. There ate About thirty.seycn Of us leaving
here this spring. C.. ".
Every day We have fresh reason 10 believe
that the sound, sober citizens Of st. Joseph
looked with disapp1oval on the attempts that
were made last winter to atias free speech,
ard silence a free press. But although they
appreciated these measures of violence, they
were silent, and masimen Ind their way; nop,
they are suffering, while those who are the
cause Of the trouble are loalug nothing, for
the excellent reason that they have nothing to
, 1861-03-22
HAIR KESTURATIVE.
SEE WHAT
OTHERS SAY OF IT:
1 dtsti1gnI.hed S. Isais FhJaie:aa wE3tes.

f. 1or.1 1a'y Mt. n2
s: s':s:ss: :a:s 1t ;ssf
mtne a. ~ .onr T. stor stvs IN il ,9ass. x stnes
han coErnrs ctd the ny ha:F VIA quIsa thin,
and aI least oneth4d ersy a h.w applsr sttors
Aner ~ hslr completely sc,se ttd continued
esNs- ~ sp:iSkiE It ~. tases tn>s EoF.t MT
nslr ha. ca1 tnuei b. sltuy. so:t xssT. sa
naT stalp ffce tfpn3 EaEdenr T 10 no. snazise h&
tacta above EneL ueA '1l be It auy rssttealHr ID
vantage 70 you Halter yout AZ tis tate
ard even or< " ndtFtul tF 4uShout The E1lon-
have nccu.tec ling in travelling he greater psFt
Of IT.: time ne Eatt r-c years ard lare lake pstd9
exhibiting iss effects in ray ow raa~ In sevtr.l IN.
stsnces have met With opts tn It h8Te pronounced
T. hu%eug: sayIn$ tas} na1 n,si i aad vt bon: +
ins ihe matter that TIC, had not u4ed r1r sfls at
Ill but h0d nstI somc new as r.. tsi1 tn to Eood
ND Slim fs % M q
shove which l rave no aonbt s.u hnmhn y 1t /. ~
tohl-lltH= that pe":e Will atrot1c 80 nrir'a ef no
ss ssb sssb Gus NJ hand that ~. been
apparently. ssms Z thoss thar'asa.s hars rot
hzafos enouSb 70 write Al nIs.rt ss.elt ~ nctlaa
ssaace2 merely tasaftlaE ot4es IN plaza q
lave within the pas: Eve year,. SEGA and talked
Your prs spsra,io win Icr1est ccs,-sna TOT baid-
ness grey hair, 9calt hat d1ndFtln, 1od 1vexT dir
ea.e ti:e scalp arl aead !. :. snhest tro u
efbu;iness he1v. but leaF-ed were no@ nVtae Ii
You als II liberty to ruollsh thla refer psz,.ts
1ox ~. lQ1 viii b promptly auswcsa.
jiAzs wHrrE Nh
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rw The Charleston {South Carolina) Afsus
has an earnest article against the union Of the
Border Slave States with tho Cotton statee. It
thinks the Border States had better not Join
The Southern Con1cdesacy.
, 1861-03-22


JB E!eharda Mo1fra
j. Il: 3ti;Igr l;oeE islaud.
~ a. iloore Cor mTts
at, III NIB Ftalt,, Moline.
G. +, Clepp. pser1 8 Co
Eortusia,
PAttls, ,tamoet Mis-
J, u. HuttlnEe.n, Jess<y-
villa.
Collins, c1rlJle.
E. y. ltc&w'r04. CarIJl9,
VIII F-cook do.
j. Y. LewaA 4 oTzisou.
!. Z. Thom1.* tihIc~Go.
H.. EuEE4 fa1SA,
Glllus : o. "a said
Nh nusE d Lhp2ss A8a
Hn; n;....- ~.
+. L. huIsesoeA A"
- lA n-
fR Waiser. Qtta%A
, 1861-03-22
From ChnrIsaton.
Correspondence Of tho y. 7. Tribune

CHARLESTON. 1lafcn, II, lo0l
At tIe last sesstuu Of the Legislature, law
was passtd authorizing The :s-uing Of bouds
for tue rurpoec of continuing the ron struction
OF tic Capitol building at charleeton. Al,
though great e-fstiurs Lave bern Eade, the
Commissioners have found it impossible to
pcuoti Ate the bonJF, OF to raise money in any
way; and. therefore, the work has been sn.-
pended. Woskmer, numbering between 500
and 400, have bc.n discharged, some Of them
not fully paid. THROUGHOUT tie State, iacto-
ries and companies tha. bare heretofore EN-
ployel larg uumber Of hands, nave reduced
them to the smallest nnlnbtr possible. Every
description of WORK noL absolutely required
has been suspended, End everybody, very
where, is cutting down expenses to the lowest
possible point. The idle population Is alarm.
ingly increasing. 1t is n-w thing in our
cept Secession as dose tEet would cure any
allment, real or imaginary, they were prom
iseH almost positive exemption from further
tro4bfc Of any kind. It -Gas p1noeeA OF .uni-
verbal application and e4t1cacy\ The ptaple
arof,eEinnlrg 10 open their cJesto the decop-l
tioR pIzcsiced on them.
Aska ring. There is going 10 be grand
fight over JetE Dayis's Constitution. The Con-
ventiou, Which will met On the ed:l, lust,
will have terrible pressure brought to beaF
on it. bo,h for anu rg1inst the Instrument.
The 1lrrturV Is both for aud a.ni1st it. 1t Is
known. however, tAat Inc ltAuence ot lug
body Of men whom i! represents. will do I'LL
thsy c:a procure Its rj:ctioa. There Is
smother, ard growing class, III favor OF sub
hitting tho question TO the people: It takes
u baid msn to boldly advocate such doct'tne
in s3u'h Carolina- 1t is the very last tlirg
that will be permitted. 1t is not tic woy they
Il, thirgs here. Tic people are very rarely
permitted to have anything to say on What
most couetrns them.
There has ric-nt;y bctn stampede Of about
100 e!aves FROM Tic Interior Of this Slate.
about nh!ch but little Is eaid, aua of which. l
dare say, you will See nothing in the local pa
pera. Tue dcmornliz ,tlon CONSEQUENT on the
political disorders Of the day has extended to
Inc slave population. There Il manifest un-
easiue.s ii ths respect The free blacks con:
tinue to leave in large numbers, and cases Of
great hardship continue to occur. Persons Of
handsome property have been ruined, and
thrust out into tbs world in no condition to
encounter the rcyerses under which they have
been thrown.
, 1861-03-22
4 Ind Place.

The New Toik Custom House must be IN
awful wicked p2aee, if We are to crodit the
opinion Of Mr.. Congressman sedG"ick, ct
New York. Tha. gentleman recently received
letter from 9 clergyman, asking Mr. s. $ In
tlucnce to obtain subordinate clerksmp IN
the New York Lustom House for his sop, a
Youth he had never lad occasion to punish,
AZ. r:yer knew Of his being guilty Of falst-
hood to Which application air. scdgwick sent
tie following reply:
SYRACUSE, March. 1SGt,
MI DEAN s1n:-If you have got son who
wont lie nor steal. don't for Gods sa&e Eut
him In the New York Custom House. lis
would soon lose thuss qualities there, and ge::
other habits not half 20 slrtaous. stnt. It
yuu a:o iuclincd 10 put temptation 10 hls way,
instead cf being careful ana prayerful that 1t
he removed from him. will give him letter,
provided any friend Of mins is appointed Col
Itctpr.
Vuy tru1y your friend and the filend Ct
YOUR boy. v. d. ckon"1CA"
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CAUTION. q

A. certain unpstncipled peEson1 a1e aszsrsP11ns "
palm on On tho unsuspectins public. lnita'ons ofm5
PREPARED sLUE would caution ~ parsons 70
examine befue purchasing. and ses taat tna
rsra1paos PREPARED GLUE "a
Il On tas outatds Wrapper: ~ otosss ats s*1na4n&
,counter6eiss. ec,sdARly
, 1861-03-22

Hrcu tho Hxarntn4r Eor:oIx. Val
Ce2haua P1ls accomplish tho object &or which taav
,7s-a usaa yt1, Cu.a Of Headaoha IN iii III fh1mA
rfrc.o ths Examiner. Norfolk, Val
Tnsy havs been tested Ii aoss than thousand
eases& With e:tEo soccesa-
lFsom the rsuoc1at St Cloud. 3nnn1
sed s9 M sss tesehsis Pis;5 nit Joa asJ have
tFrum the Advertiser. ryuvtdsnoa. Il II
The Csrheo Pills arc s4ld 10 be remarkably eneo.
saa ss
FRAN tbs Western 3. r. Gazette, Chicago. MI
We l.ears,1y eadozts Mr. spaluius. and bis uazvAed
rFrom shs Kanawha VALLEY stsE, Kaasvta. Val
Wa are surs thas persoes suCestns With tbs head
acna vno ~ them, viii ssleR 70 them.
fFsorn tho Southern Path Finder. Eew Orleans la.1
TIT them! you taa. a:e addicted aad re arc su1s
%. .ass asa feseiso 5enef. nst % ossf ned
eiae caa produce
[Efpu ths St. Louis pdnoc1at1
Tae Immense demand fos tue article (cephAIa Pua)
Il strl-ly Increasing.
lFrom the Gazette, ps7cuport Iora1
Mr. a1aldiuv ou1d not connect Bis mama viii N
estiela ha did not K1ow to pEsaesa real nsrat
fFyom tho Advertiser: Providence 4 II
Ths testimony In thcir favcF u strong rom INC mos
respectable quarters.
Tfom the Daily EawA. Newport, Ri
Cephs1le Pll!s ara taking tbs p!ace Of al Kinda
fFsza the Commercial Bulletin. Bostoo. Alsa-1
std to te yesT encaefaua ter the headacas.
rrppn tas Corsmert!al Cincinnati. ohlo3
En5crfnx humanity can pow hs Ea1ev.d
, 1861-03-22
Connecticut aud Rhode Islnn1 Elcc-
fiopRs

Connecticut and tkn0o0 As40ao 6tee
The State and Congressional eli eetion IN Con-
nectlcut will take place On Monday, April Is.
The candidates arc:
Goscrnor--W- A. Buckingham, Rep; Jas. {.
Lieut.. davesnor-Dcpj. Douglas, nep.; A. c.
secr.taTy ytf tof ssate-J. Il. Truubull, Rep; y. D.
Conptrollcs-L. r. Cutter, Itcp.; Horace Ga5lor.
Ireasurcs-Ezsa Dean, Rep; T. kirssbEsy,
Goecreps, District 1-Dw1sht Loomis. Rep: A
tn pgp, sp,,. p,;'5s' o5n pi.;Sel 3ehn la fta T.
i:ar,lham. Rep. District iv.-o1.tus 5. Ferry. HIP;
Nufue L. Baker. Opp.
The Republican candidates for Governor ard
Congress are tho present incrmbents IN oil
cases.
In Rhode Island, the election for State oM-
GERS and Congressman will take place On Wed
nssday, April Sd. There arctwofu1 tickets IN
the field. The candidates are:
coyrrror-1auesy Y. Smith, Rep; Wa. sprasuc,
Con.
Attorney acncr.l-sullivla Ba,lou. Rep; Val.
$. crc,ary q state-Jno. Il. Bartlett. Rep; 5no.
Tsrasuryr-Sanl. A. Parker, Rep; saul. A. Tar
Congress, District 1-chr. Robinson: Rep; Geo.
4 H.: nf1Snr y f. s's sseiield pts,1,e' can. " -
Dy "Conserratiye" is meant those who are
not in the Extreme wing Of the Ecrubllean
ranks. Mcssrs. Burgess and Browne &C styled
Democrats.
, 1861-03-22

fFsou the rsmocrat. St Cloud. Muu1
IYyou are or have been troubled vith the headeehe
send r hog, tCephallc P1laj 80 That Jon u3J h4Fa
thsm IN casa Of IN attack.
, 1861-03-22

fFroua tho Examiner. Eor9oIx. Val
Ee2hauo Pills accomplish tho object 1nr WHICH taV
Es-a pp4da v11s Cu1e Of Head1cae IN Ill In Huma-
, 1861-03-22

rrrSu1 tbs Examiner, NogfoIk, VA1
Tbxy haye been tested IL Eoots than thousand
en3eA with e:HEp kNcceta-
, 1861-03-22

fFroua the Advertiser, Trovidsnoa 4 II
The Csrhal1o Pills said 70 be scu,srkably edec-
tive raedy iet ha heAdaohc and one ot Tie yef ne3s
Ior t.at vssy ir1uans complaint which has cVcs bss
dt covered,
, 1861-03-22

Don't forget to buy youE Gloyea 1t BoWEEs, Fo. -;
Clark stteet psaiF9). The beat aud cheapest Buck
lda md Eus. III sold lower than ever befofs. -
X9.-Bowen i slso AKeat foF tho Weas Of Wll.oax
n<EtoX Maohlne the mon simple and Fe<sct china
tYeE 1AaA, Gil z11 10 III Qo13t1&1
, 1861-03-22

from tho Advertiser: Provideucs T. II
Tha testimony In their fayct u strong RON tho most
...xv-rfohln
, 1861-03-22

Yf11lAx1I, Mich, January 1zf6. 1s6a-
Nj eFALDTS0. ....
Hin-Not long stnce sent 70 you for hox OF Csp-
hac Pulls for cure OF the Nervous AtAdarhe aud
aud received tae same, and THEY Had 50
GOOD AS EFTEcT THAT WA8 EIDuoxD TO 1xxp 1oK
NoHE.
a r WHEELER
Ip&llaan. E&a.
, 1861-03-22

fFram tbs Western 3. r. 0asst.a, Chicago. MI
We l.ears1fy eodozte Mx 5palu1ug. and bis
Cencau. pli.A
, 1861-03-22

MAsoSv1LzK Cona-, Feb. ttn, I:t1-
sln-i have tricd your cephal!e Pf14 and I!Ex
THEN 50 WELL that wait 5ou 10 kena as two co!lafA
worth mora.
Part Of thsae arc fnr the neshbers. to uh3m E1vs
{~w out OF the ht4t box cot tF nj you-
send t1o P1ll4 lT Ea!. and cb1ise
Tors ohet!ent servact.
JAMES 1&SE1 7.
, 1861-03-22

Tfom the Daily Eaws. Newport, Z. II
csphs!Io Pll1s ara taking tbs p.ace Of all Kinds,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-20
Oil toe Spot. -
JOHN P. WALDEN,
Sheriff of the Pa .ish of Orleans.

0-m de la Nou7ee-O Orleans. ) ORLEANS VS.. LYMAN W,
GILBERT.-No. 1891. .
I'm VERTU dun alias writ de saisie ct
n yena amo adesse Honorable Toisieme Cou Dis
ct de ia dams aare dessus je procede-
raj MARD1 "A de decembre 1851 midi Hotel de la Cite
de 10 Commune, les Camp Magasins
padudicaton de Ia propee don't suit Ia description
UNE CERTAINE PORTION DE TERkE sItuee dams lie
Quatreme District de Vile dams et par les
jackson ST Thomas cdevant Fulton Philippe ct Chippewa
aquelle portion de amsrcane) nieds
pouces de face la Jackson 200 ped de pofondeur
tire lgnes paralieles' - -fD+7 7'''-
Ensemble les batisse authorizations uui sly
rouvent CONSTANT aison etages une
cuisine deux esges aison batisse deux
etages dams le fond sas balm ardns, etc.,
lie tout suivant plan drese Arnas
au bureau du Sheriff pour recours.
Saise dams laHaire ci-dessus 'r g.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de Rehabilitation.
JOHN P. WALDEN, De-
ne dt7 n Sheriff de la Parnisse d'OrleanE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-20

ELEGANT ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY FURNITURs,
Large Plate Mirrors, ETC., at auction.
BY McCERREN & LANDRY,
G. W. McCERREs, Anctioneer.
Office and Saesroom. Masonic Hall, St. Charles ST.
TUESDAY, 24th instant, at 10 o'clock A..
Nj on the premises No. 40 ST.. Charles Streets between
Common and Grarier streets, will be sold
The contents of those elegantly furnished apartments No 20
St. Charles street, comprising Roewood Paor Sets sdeboads
and Eageres splendid assortment Of Mahogany Furniture
several large and costly French Plate Mirrors four
rich Gas Chanoeers together with all the Gas Fixtures in the
house. several very rich BRUISED Carpets Damask End Lace
Curtains Silver and Patedwae Bedtead Sofas and Lounges
Bureaus Mattresses Feather Pows and Bosers Bed Linen
Crockery and Gas fine Cooking Range, with
large lot Of Copper Cooking Utensils all of which Is
fur Inspection and be examined at time previous
T. the sale.
AY~TERMS-Cash. die
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CONSTABLE'S SALES,

sroospE JUSTICE DE PAX, PEI. GUILD vs. J. !, TOUGHER
. pour Ia No. 2067,
Paroisse d'0rleans.
TN VERTU d'un writ de hert faeias, q
~ moi adresse par Honorable D. F. Mitchell Seconde Justice
de Paix "a ,arosse dOreans dams paare cdessus e
procederai 10 VENDREDI q de decembre 1861 midi 5
tel de la Cite de Ia Commune, les Magasps
ct du Camp, Ia vente rencan de la propete
description savor- 81
UNCERTAIN LOT DE TERRE situe dams lie Premier Dis.
trc de cee WILLIE dams e No. g. borne par les st. Jo-
seph julie Tehouptoulas Fopcher, plan par
Hsdln arehecte, date du Is de 1852 lie dit lot
sure 30 pieds de front Ia ST. JOSEPH III peds
gnes peraees de proondeur ct face Foucher ct
mant l'encoignure des rues St. Joseph ct Foucher.
Ensemble toutes batisses amaIoraons qui sly
trouyen CONSTANT en- une mason en- brques, etc.
Saise dams Pafare ci-dessus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de Rehabilitation.
MI d. u W. Fl. WATERS, Constable.
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szs.s - --====zz=====zz==z-, MISSISSIPPI AND TEN
~ ssaa U Sss u - ~ NESsEE RAILROAD.
THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE.

3FiFTY.THREE NILES IN DISTANCE AND FOUR
HOURS TIME SAVED
Travellers going FROM New Orleans to Memphis, Humbo
CarksyIe and Nashville Tenn, and Columbus and Bowling
sGreen, Ky, will save
-Four HOURS IN TINE AND FIFTY.THREE MILES IN
DISTANCE
By buying tickets to Memphis the Mississippi and Tennes
pee Railroad
Also points the Mississippi river above Memphis
points Arkansas the line of the Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad, for the interior of the State
4 MAILS AND PASSENGER TRAINS leave the New Or
leans jackson and Great Northern Railroad Depot daily at
a. NJ arrive Grenada at l50 A. NJ and at Memphis at
A. NJ connecting with trains the Memphis and Ohio Rail-
road arriving Nashville at HIP. NJ the evening
A Daily Line of STEAMBOATS, leaves the wharf at Mem
Ph points the Mississippi river far North Fort Pill
low NeR Ma3rid and Columbus, KY.
THROUGH FARE TO MEMPHIS, Sl4 30. 80
Be to ask Tickets viz the Mississippi and TENNESSEE
8sz1road to Memphis
&k NILES MER1WETHER
Chief Engineer and General Superintendent.
4 L d Tran Arau d5tf
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COLE AGENCY OF THE CELEBRATED
~ STACKER IRON WORKS, TENNESSEE - From and
after this day owing TO increased expenses
and the advance metal the price Kettles Crate Bars
and Furnsee Mouths viii nile as follows "a to So inches 81
inch, Crate Bars 4c pei pound Furnace Months $50
10 $40 according 10 size and pattern.
E. F. LAN1ELEBEUvRE,
Commission Merchant Nc Il Union street.
RS-Terns, Cash sel2 If
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WINES, BIsANDIES, ETC.
50 casks Claret, Bordeaux.
700 Ciarst, various brands.
$50 White Wine, Chateau Eyquem.
100 cases Vermouth
100 Absynth, G. Lecoultre.
% cases Kirsch, G. Lecoutre.
100 ba. kets Champagne, various brands.
90 quarter casks Port ~
so half and quarter casks Sherry.
30 Ska Cognac, of the following brandsPlanet Co.,
Otard Dupny 4 Co., Gautier Freres, Castelle, Saza
rae & Co., Pinet Castillion Il Co.. Larronde Freres.
25 casks Rochelle Brandy.
80 cases 100 half boxes each Green Peas
Is cases lDJ half boxes each Pates Truaes
IL cRses 50 half boxes each Tuifles.
so cases Strawberries in Juice.
% cases Burgundy Wines
For sale by S. D. GRATIAA CO.,
dS SO CustomhouSe street.
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THIRD DIsTRIer ooURr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS.. LY-
Of New Orleans. ( MAN ". GILBERT--No 16,3Ol
nv VIRTUE Of an alias writ Of seizure
tict Court of New Orleans in the above entitled will
proceed 10 sell at public auction, at the City Hotel Common
street, between Camp and Magazine Streets TUESDAY
Path day Of December, 1885,: at Z o'clock n. :
a CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND together with ,saxS
all the buildings aud Improvements thereon rights ways T
and suate lying and being in the Fourth District Of this Will
city ia the bounded by Jackson ST. Thomas Gate
toni Philip and Chippewa streets which said portion Of ground
measures Ameican &c feet inches front
street. by ~ feet in depth, between parallel lines
The buildings comprise o-story frame dwelling
story kitchen attached the house. twosory building the
rear. bath house, cisterns, gardens. &C.
The whole plan made by G. A. DeArmas Deputy Sur
veyor General of this State dated November L. 1851 and
deposited in the Sherif's Office for reference.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMs-Cash on the spot
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esA RDPTURES NNa
u RADIcALLY cUEEDt o o.
Letter Dr. W. 7. Mills the Editor of the vickehurg
Daily Sun. w. $
. YIckssuns Miss, May 8, 1850.

Daily Sun. w. '5tT
..I T1cksBuns, Miss, May 8, 1880
ss Hernia can be Cured without Needle or Knife b.
Mr. Edit9Ei deem it due Y Lhoss afflicted with this terrible
boy about Is years Of age had been auts With the Herns
e
his case hopeless a. there was difference Of
about e
Ms ana ar hasg e m
g Z o ssSa, h ss M @ I f e.
For three hs has been busy the
s . 5 welE % fd hag ns ssae
those who have this disease and for my gatds e ps sbsr
Extract from Letter Written Three Years Previous the
ay5i !. st 1ssAauESA Co., Miss, Hay 2, 1857.
u boy eoss is perfectly cud Of
he one es the T. a6 1s as men on Dss %
Letter from Dr. ssas I Il q s S Il Ply
Dr. he BOY Ban be- e you
~ 3
- - ~ p'''' 's'ppGN THos. j. aARPER, N. D.
zThis reference slave boy about year.
old who tuptured sides who subsequent,
returned sound The following explains tsslf:
VI vIcKsBuRG, Mss, May I, 1860.
SRI send James sppy to him suitable
at ayerv drug stors In them however nave bn H.
tie confdence but having confidence in skill in such
'''' ''-N '' 'S'' - ' THos. ]. HARPER, NJ D.
DE-. BELDEN's OPINION. ssse
New oBLEANs, Jan. 8, 1859.
Sannuel Davis, Esq; rly- rz,4t 7gig{ ewl sEf #
srit that Dr. shsrnans Truss as applied BY
him. will give relief enectualy than other have
tried entire satisfaction know
by the Of 1t and the mixture recommend you one
but be Dr. Sherman hnsef sppes IT. much depends
upon the fitting. B. BELDEN, NJ ID.
9-DR. SHERMAN respectfully informs ruptured persons
those having that \, be hss
New Orleans relieve and all rupture
By the appeatien Of his PATENT SILVER TRUSS CUR
ALIVE MIXTURE. $50 ~ 5sE5 a ny6 ly&W 80
DENsIONERS OF THE CONFEDERATE
States the roll of tina New Orleans Agency request
ed to call Pension Agents Office, No l57 street
and sign petition to the Confederate Congress ola
fHon4s MgsEAY Co., oEIGIAE sarsas.DE n PooIxr.
Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures.
Having every facility Mills Fiorids known an the
Hunt Mills FOR the manufacture OF Rough Dressed Lurr
prepared receive shipment any qua.
y The reputation Mills well terrns IN
vsrsbly New Orleans city acceptance sJ 5F5' 1sE ~
THOMAS KuRsIr, 3sl5l,s.s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-20

MURPHY'S HOTEL. Nos as AND 100 ST.
I'VE Charles stree-rhs establishment Is one
Of The most RLEAsAET as well a. CENTRAL LOCATIONS
heretofore bestowed socs continuation thereof
confidently assuring his that nothing shall wanting
thamay contribute their comfort The BAR and TEN
PIN ALLEYS connected with the establishment are
passed %.E ~a5E ID F<sa.t
self tt RICHARD MURPHY Pronrietor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-20

QuArRIExE CouR pr DlsrEIoz LA VILE DE LA NILE:
.u,.r,,.o-,1. ORLEANS y JAMES
I'm VERTU dun writ dc safsfe ct vente
- adresse Honorable Quatrieme Cour de District de
la Nouyelle Orleans, dams Faare ciessu E. T. Parker
she par la moi ranssrre e proeederai e
e. des ncanteur Royae entire cees de Ia Douane du
Canal Deuxiems Districts Ia vente publque ct adjudication
de la proprfets don't suit Ia description, SAVIOR:
UN TERRAIN situe dams le Premier District de cete
Vile dang Pet No. 304 Gaver du Basin,
Perddo ct Franklin peds de face Ia Franklin
UN TERRAIN situe lie District susdit, dams piet
borne par les de la Commune ravier Liberty Howard
ct ayan 80 pied de face la Liberty LOT de proondeur
saisie dams 'adare ci-dessus i = - II =
C0EDITIONS-Comptant moment de REHABILITATION.
.I.D 49, JOHN P, WALDEN,
l. dl7 iall l8 Sheriff de- Ia Parosse diOrjsauE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-20

n .EEDS' FOUNDRY. NEW ORLEANS
LEEDS CO., IRON FoUNDERs,
and Manufacturers of Vertical Horizontal Steam Rrines
Boilers Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans, Sugar Kettles Canera
Filters Steam and Horse Power Draining Machines Saw Mg
Gin Gearing Iron Columns and Fronts for Buildings Furnace
South. .fFf ~ = N,7'a fE1EF : 'TT'7 III ~
Wehays been duly authorized snd prepared oons.ruc
9TILMAN's PATENT BAGAsSE FURNACE.
xvi 81. y