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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-05
NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1861


DRY GOODS. so.
4 RS0LD. CONSTABLE 90.
WILL EXHIBIT ON MONDAY.
AT RETAIL
THKIR KNrIRx
SPRING NEGOTIATIONS
PaxNOa. GHRxAH AND BRrrIsH DRY GooDA
vU;-
SILKS. BARE0Ks. ORGANDIBs. yAcoNHrs
BRHLARTs. cALlOOEs. 60. 40
1sse Goods with grss, care sr the se
trade sd fur novelty aud sreaI eaAaes - surpassed
CANAL STREET, O0RNKR OF xERcRk
A RNOLD. CONSTABLE co.
WA Offer
On Monday,
A. Retail Immense stOck az
Spring Hosiery. viz
Ladies' Geaaensas and Msses white and sabeachsd
ton Hose
ladies' en.eeus and Misses white IA.is Thread Hose
Ladies' Gen.emens and Misses white Balbrggan Cotton
Hose
Also. fine assortment Of summer Under GarmsntA
Canal OF Mercer
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DANCING ACADEMIES.
A DoDwoRrHs DANCING ACADKhTKS
No 500 Broadway, New York
NO III Montague street. Brooklyn.
Wednesdays and Saturdays ia New York Mordays ana
nmsusys iutasys and Yfidsys Ia Brookyo Circulars u
eitnH, &C MAJ ne had AZ either Academy
T DUsAR, BALLET MASTER or THH THRATRRs
a hoja ~ ferin and hanover. Dancing Academy. 267
bowery Less e. per north, four eyenisgs; aod lues
DAYS tnd KndsyS - Puvsis tsssops 70 osnta f4AdieT
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DAErs FAsHI0Hs.-PARI3 FASHIONS FOR 1851
Madame DE MORISS sOODALI. has received her nal
importation Of Frcan Paper Patterns PEI steamer ruoa
ure y imports patterns from the most distinguished
mos isies Which she viii be happy 10 exhibit Her insugunl
norr ssct than she invites tho inspeeon OF her
regular Subscribers and the public Ready on hondy al x
Canal street opposite Greene.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-05

u,o pENrrsTa.--wANTHD TO HIRE Wit ExpFCTA-
ton "a PURCHASING Dental Chair, IN good oder. sixn
ton psefsred Aadrs~. With psrscuars v D. D, stassA
r..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-05

MORrGAaR SALE OF LIGHT WAGONS, AO.-wIIx,
u be soloa public auction, by virtue of chsts mprea
90 wsdn,.o.y, March 1851 a loA AZ lu GrAudlsis
withou. tops. tia city By csieSrSas1
mai er Terms cash. By order Of the attorney FOR ma
gAgec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-05

GENTS PEK BCLL.
their fine satin Paper Bangngs suit. lie for pariors dining
rocma chambers halls. az
Parties desiring knen be supplied with the
loo prices.
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uENRT n. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEkR-KaERY "a.
Ii LLhDs CO., will sell At auction on Iuosday, March
n at ~ oclock I'm frUnt Of the No % NASSAU
bay Horse old 10 hands nj warranted und and
klnd IN double single harness ma jas, been brought In
from tLe has used 40 saddle bore shi.
ing Top Bnsness WAGON also set of single hernoss. has
be<n used about months.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-05

Ia. GRADUATED SURGEON DRNyrsQ
No 10 West twenty ninth street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-05

MILLINERY 3i5 CANAL sTREET-MADAMk RAI.
Il L1N0S oegs 20 call tho attention OF Southern and
her stock OF spring
nets for the Wholesale trade Madame Ratings feels
that she offer the largest and best selected
OF French Millinery IN tne city well very
elegant Bonncs OF her Manufacture Merchants send
IN orders by will have them attended
fully and AZ the lowest trade price
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MonIuA1k SALE. II WILL CAUSE TO BIZ SOLD Az
~ On uesday the oh inst At l04 o'clsck fs.s
- sns Ar Union Concert Rooms 497 Br>siway ths
Sea6c OPcsy Ans Fixtures commonly together with
Seenesy Curtains and other Hxtnres fransparencs4
LAmPs Chsndolors Tablss ChArs Lookins (iases Ven
tiers. beer Pumps. Gas and osser rfxturss
JAMES NARRTNHR A,ta~u~u
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MUSICAL.

A MAGNIFICENT SEvEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO
"A saieRic carved legs full iron plate
corners nlad with satnw bass nst
with pearl and Keys; made to order for the presen
owner makers; fully guaranteed years
In months sos viii be sold for $3.50 in
Guiding stoI and Also, elegant Drawing SUIT
street, Six III
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WANTED 10 HIRB-A SMALL HOUSE, AND LOT IN
w the country, ~ ~ miles from New fork would lks
such In place hero there 10 plenty ~ farming
work do for farrncr's Any poison having
race call address, thrce days. John Casey,
fast Thirty fourth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-05

A k1IFiOIAL TFbTH-ExcELLIsg ALL4crHRsS II
a comfort usefulness and appearances Persons rsq<A
~ such oIefsuon, properly dope aud viog " pay -
ID ~ broadway, wet side, above Cnion square
ETlFiCIAL BokB FILLING FOR DbCAy1
a teth-Pu In while so<t without or pain Ash
tng teeth shells with By the dsscovss
JAABs PEARSON, n D. Removed 70 sJe broadway wsa
side, above Union square.
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MORTGAGE sALE.-I WILL OAu0E TO IN SOLD AZ
1 auction, this day lU, o'olock foouooo the Ar
Union Concert Rsom. s97 s.oas~ay the ssAss froPsry -
ard ether Fixtures ranspsrences Lamps Chand lirsA
Tables Chairs Looking Glasses Counters bsr PuInps 0as
aud other Fixtures JANIS MARItINEK AttoruaV.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-05

MADAME r. HARRIS 4 SON, 81 BROADWAY, BEt
M inform their friends and customers that they viii
open the <h u March large assortment Of sprss Bon
hsute Douvesute Just arrived from Paris BY the
steamer rich assortment OF Fowers Ruchcs and Frames
Advantsg eous terms 10 wholesale buyers
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IL H. 1T DLOr, AUCTIONEER.
~. fNhtuTORs sALEOr HUUaEffOLD rURrTTUKK
Is LUDLOW 90, si scll NJ auction ON wedne sday,
March 1851 at u ocioek, Al No 25 Vest wenty ond
street. between fshh and ninth by order VI
executors Of iusn ney dccssd the entire furniture
famed In said house. snsi-ing IN OF msbonny sofas.
Chair marble top Pier and Contre Fables Pcr oases
ensiln Table Writing Besk mahogany frnch edstskcs
Dressing bureau, DRESSING Tassa and Bedding ID
Ard Glassware together with assortment VI kooen Fur.
ntnre with " hcb the sale will commeDos Catalogues a
the auctlunfeT Office. Pine street.
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N. MFRwIE, AUC rICNFER
~ Ivy BANGS, NhRWLN A co, irving Buildings, J9t and
Jg6 broadway
WEDNESDAY EVENING March g, nj ] O'Clock,
STANDARD and MISCELLANEOUS BOoKs--Conp rislng
yarie library copies OF Standard Works In various
guars, and popular Pubic &c For particulars
cxsle cues.
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MokT0AGE sALx or HOUSEHOLD FURNrrUKB-
n corner " Broadway and Park place win osuss = -
sold public auction the 9Th day Of NarsS 9
YEN coS1 = o. that d.y q the hotel corner q PasG
taned IN said pre%ses oopCns Of Beds and sedinx B~-
ses and Ingram Cerpets Miror Bureaua lrp TsHac
sofsA Chairs wasbstsnds Hair Nar asscs Feather -
bestsads Linen. Iron safes Bar Kitchen Furniture
JAMES MARRXNRR Attornrn
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A uCTION NOTICE.-JHiNA, GLASS AND QUEENS
~ Ware WEDNESDAY the 9TH instant, at store rs
third avenue large and extensive stock Of the sbov. goods
suitable Tor hotels hous. keepers and others sale peop
tony 10 coae The consignment All goods sold win be do
yetcd free OF charge. Sale 70 AT 10 occkA
JAMES COYiE, Auctoneer
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DROTNr A NIGIOIa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DAY
- Ouedny March 8 at o'clock front NJ relesrooms,
10 Nassau arcet csrmaDs Orse tray nnd Harness very
ne dray Horse sound aud Ard ana draw two
e,thcr with Drsy and H.rn.S good order Also
wsgon, built by wood Bros order
wagons top and toy bussea Depot Wagons.
&c Also bOube and great variety Iaors
WHIPS Blankets ksbeH, &c.
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MoRTG AGK sALK I'm. DOUGHTY. AuorInxwnr
Nl wii sell on sdnssd Nscch =. lo oclosk Al ssss
entire Household rurnure Carpets, rosewood AND
ny Parior Chamber and Dining koom Furniturr nav ~
ton The stock consists ii part of solid rosewood and nsSe
peces S T1 aap Arn M sna sna
secseeay ana Library Booko.ses marble Top Centre fsAl
hxension Dining Tables Bullets, Dining Chairs Drcss1S
huresuS WsshsAnds BE iseads Hair Mattresses a. al
liza. .r ds.iss coSpsa o,as show Eases AZ
nanser can have their goods boxed and shipped frsa
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A s. kICEARDs. AuCTI0NEI.R -GlO GASES BOOTS,
n. Shoes and Efogans at Ruction.-sy RICHARDS A
wuiIiNG on otcrdsy March 81 l0Ss O'Clock At store
~ Cortandt street fuu Spring
Gccds direct the and wi be Sold in
10 suit city and country dealers Catalogues morning Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-05

a LADY. REALIZING THE GREAT NEED OF PRO
Al per Gchco tor the judcous culture OF young misses
under twelve Of ~ about opening Seminary Tor
sset limited number whose moral mental and religious
.dncatign viii be uuier Immediate supervision They
WI 20 nave the advantage of ard pleasant grounds
Gns setuer variety frcah fruit guardians
desn pseo children where they such nd
address Mrs walter Union square rest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-05

WAN1ED-PARr OF 4 HQush CONSISTING OF
borood above Blocker srees the upper portion o. ihs
building location the side OF the city preferred
Aodre terms which must be noderae and giving
fn particulars 70 location and cJnvrsicnc.s Reginald
bos 10 Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-05

ngNEY GEEFN, WEDNESDAY.
III March iO,s 6iocs at the auction store let WI
.n street asgs ut ~ Orrceric- Wines, Liquors, white
LEAD aud S~gsrsI a. ~ o'clock lot sf Dry
s,a Fsnoy t.vt,ds Boots, shoes, ,Jthng, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-05

A ssIGNEKs SALE or CALF AND SOLE LIE TuRR--
"A A. CHISs AlAR, aunti1neer, Will sell on "wednesday
February O. nj los O'Clock rs JACOB lot
sad hcmock LAther lni he'd French and American Calf
bkip, hip and split Leather, &c. 4e by order Of
H. EfSNka, Assignee
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-07
Riber gntfIIigellfe.
q1,aEssEsI ossIoa, No. 70 cAnr srREE.

CRESCENT uFFIcE, No. 10 CAMp STREET
Ihe weather yesterday was continuation of the
day before, rainy and wet. Business Of course
I was at stand still on the leYee, the Mary r.
being the only departure. The Prince of Wales
was detained on account Of the rain, but will posi-
Z lively leave this evening at 5 O'Clock.
aHE NJ. Louis WAR FLEET UNDER WAY-After
ia deiay Of several days Of readiness, the war fleet
aedt ~ Lonis on last Wednesday evening, for Cape
Girardean, Birds Point and Cairo Early in the
DAY, the steamer G. w. Graham, Capt. John A.
Seudder, left for the Arsenal to receive her load
i ln the afternoon the steamers Empress, Capt
Abrams; New War Eagle, Capt. White Warsaw,
Capt. Malin, and the JEANNE Deans, Capt. Sheble,
We're ordered out into the middle of the river
where they anchored in line with the current.
About 8 o'clock p M, they came in and received
several thousand troops and a large amount of
camp equipage. They had already taken on board
cargoes of provisions and Government stores, and
at dark they were nearly ready to start down the
river The operations on the evee occasioned
great excitement, and the soldiers covered the
Landing from Olive to Walnut Streets
The Louisville Journal of the Sd says:
Ihe river Is suhsiding at this point, with 8 feet
Iu inches water in the canal last evening. The
weather Yesterday was still very warm, the Their
m0mefer ranging at 81 degrees in the shade,
At PittshuEg, az noon yesterday, the river was
falling, with four feet in the channel. =
At Cincinnati at the same time, the river had
fallen ten inches the previous twenty.four hours.
Ihe TITO arrived from the Kentucky river yes
terday with light trip, including nine hogsheads
tobacco. 5 = - lossAsaus
ACADIA FOR Bayou SARA-The fine regular nas.
senger and @. s. Mail packet Acadia, Cant, Jos
Vincent, commander, and Mr.. A. Dapuy, clerk,
leaves at 0 o'clock this morning, for Bayou Sara,
and way landings. -
PRINCE or WALES FOR MEMPHIs The staunch
and complete passenger packet Prince of Wales.
Gapt Jas. Lee commander, and Mr. A. G. Folger.
eseyK isaves ~ clock this evening, for Memphis
aiad all landings ID the bends ME Prince III il q
EEL ppolnted passenger packet, and is in the
Hanua OF careful and prudent officers n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-07
BALsAMIC CORDIAL,

medicines the 5a7aacqurst
.oir great popularity only through years Unboundtd
satisfaction ky aeases and the
prorouncodthsm worthy.
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA JAUNDIGE, DEBIL.
1TY OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM. DISEASES or tn
kIDNEs, and all diseases arising from diso5ered liver
weaknessof the and digestive 4paedyasd
permanently cured by the GERMAN BfTIERs
The BALSAMIC CORDI AL ha4 acquired reputation sar
passing that of any similar preparation sxant Il Wiz eur,
withoutfs the most and standing COUGH COLD
OR HOARSENESs BRONCHITIS, INFLUENZA, GROUP,
PNEUMONIA INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION and has par.
formed the uost astonishing cures syer knowuof
CONFIRMED CONSUgPTTONl
few viii also check and cure the
DIARRHEA proceeding FROM Cold In the Bowels
These medicines prepared by Dir. G. NJ JACKSON Go
No AIS Arch street Philadelphia. Pa are sold hy drug
deRersn at rs cents Dol bot
tie ThesignAture of O. n Jackaon will be on the ousfds
wrapper ofeach bottle.
In the Almanac published annually by the popetors called
EvERYBODY'6 ALMANAC you will ina, osirn5ny andcou.
mandatory nocesro all par the country These Ina
nacssre given away by al! our agents.
J. WRIGHT L CO., agents
y and Isl ChastrcBstr.et,
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Bsblgn # tie HlMkets.
US!EsCxkr orsacE. No. 70 a


QSEsckKr oFsIcg No 10 CArp srRrwY D
Wednesday Morning August ISL.
corroH There has been some inquiry, but we
have heard Of no sales
TonAcco.... Nothing reported
Sugar About 400 hhds. sold yesterday and
to-day at iirmer prices. Fair to Fully Fair 4l@
40. % d.
MoLAssEs. 100 hbls. Prime Reboiled sold at
&c. U gallon.
FLOUR. superfine is retailing at 81 25@s7 50
- Dbl. 100 bbls. Extra sold at so so o Dbl.
Com. 800 sacks sold at -.
Oars. 100 sacks sold at6Oc. q bushel.
BEAN. 800 sacks sold at 81 80 $9 100 lbs,
Pork. Mess is retailing at $24@s24 so 10 bbl
LARD, .Tierces are retailing at 12@l2ac. % Ii.
BAoos. Shoulders retail at 12@12ac., Ribbed
Sides lfs1l4a Clear Sides 16a9l7, and Sugar Cured
Hams l3@l7c. y d.
WHISKY Rectaed is retailing at S7S@4Oc. 4
gallon.
Nothing else reported. Rain has interrupted out.
door operations.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-07
JOHN McCLELLAND, Chief Of Police.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
Cp~ va ram Qprrg csp u rzs O. u n.-
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,

GoUNcI CHANGER, CITY HALL, J
New Orleans, Monday, August ., 1861. /
| the Mayor.
Hon. J. Magioni, President in the chair.
The roll being called, the following members an
swered to their names, viz: Hon. J. Magoni, Presi
dent; Messrs. Allen, Beggs, BENT, Davis Hodg-
kins hlngsland, Leefe and Mensman-9.
The following message from the Mayor was
read
N1'o''L'f OF S'T ot 9H Haii August s. lssl}
we si Se b o" 'o e Assistant Aldermen
the request of Mes James Begss odr I s Inn
eefe James Days Henry Beebe who viii expau 10 T
"5Sh XII M6S Sfs6 sPol
Mr.. Beggs, Chairman of the Volunteer Aid Com
mttee, stated that the object of the conyocation
OF the Board was to adopt such measures as might
pc necessary to carry out the intention of the reso
luton under which said committee was appointed
and presented on behalf of said committee the
following report, which was read and, on motion
unanimously adopted:
The Volunteer Relief Committee beg leave to renort
That after mature debeaon, in view Of the adjourn
WIFI 6 % ,n oo common Council for period Of months
for oG ho es q re- @
tee aa from this city absent in r have died or been
aea N II the military service the Confederate
o. Aneflca. Ihe committee form idea at present
Sbo what tar % VII be a6s7ne REQUIRED the
REoPatsd ei h9t sum being placing
Of tie Council in octobsr until Inc meeting
Thai the committee have dee 10 prepare four alpha
BE- entered the residences distressed and in
dgent families dependencies,
needy the worthy and the ustlyentited entered
he contemplate preparing pay them
tees OF the Council and that the distribution the funds shall
be made by the City Treasurer epenge will he in
CURED IN The matter for the pun Of tie necessary
BOOKS tor the roll, etc resonti touching the geyara
points OF TINS report IS herewith respectfully presented
your favorable consideration r "
Respectfully submitted
JAS. BEGGS
Chairman Board OF Assistant Aldermen
Chairman Board of Aldermen.
W. =. HODGKINS,
JAMES DAVIS,
JAS. H. HUCKINS,
JNO. b. LEEFE.
The following resolution, referred to in the FORE
going report was read
Ifes0tFed That the Of TOEs 4iD DOLLARS ont NJ t1
raised cr the defence of the city accordance with the
PROVISIONS OF ordinance No. !2 approved Jnue is AL he
ana me same hereby appropriated the 4et or The din
esse ana dgent families and dependencies of volunteers
Iro nlS ety. absent in who have or been killed in
oe IN me military service of the Confederate States of
Aheca The said be distributed from time to Tina o
the said distressed and INDECENT families and denende1ras
e Cly treasurer under the direction the Volunteer R.r
'aid Committee. ~ ~ :" W P'sP"ieup ny
On motion, the rules were suspended, and the
foregoing resolution was read second time ard
ADOPTED, by the following vote. viz:
= Yeas: Messrs. Magoni, Allen, Beggs, Remit |
3. ~ ~ -@041'nian
Nays: None.
On motion Of Mr.: Leefe, the Board adjourned to
tomorrow at o'clock, P. At.
JOHN E. HOLLAND, Secretary.
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN TGIOUsk MI

THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND d.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Has universally suppaued all other and healing an
pcgtons in both the Eastern Western Houisperes ber
eVprinodnced and its merit the ae secret of it,
success in all cusneous Affections whether the be acct
dent or disease.
Burns and ScRlds
Aeinatanty relieved of their anguish pain inflammation
by timely application of this healer and the flesh Il
renewed as III charm, no bemish remaining.
The Friend OF the Nursery.
Children are frequent sufferers from Injuries espsc
ally from fluid and cHmphene explosions therefore every mother
should have this healnEprepnruton constantly hand 1t hea
sore breasts and quickly removes the letter Rngworm
prevalent in children.
10 Travellers by Sea and Land.
The machnist traveller and every other individual s
lot in life throws him within the chance Of accident fran
'on ire or collision should bear in mind that this Magic Ex
tractor his best and only friend It'll both portable aud chep
and should ever be his companion friend in need Tbar
are thousands of living witnesses testify its marvellous viz
tue, who their sound limbs and muscles to It's saving
efficacy.
The following few of the leading discusses to which
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR is a preventive
as well as
Burns, Bruises,
Bois Broken Breasts
Bites of Reptiles, Cancer
Cracked Lips Chayped Hands
ChbiHins Cranlp
Contracted Cords Chafes
Diseases of the Skin, Erysipelss
Fistua, Frost Bites,
Fever Sores Felons
Glanduar Diseases
Mereuna Sores,
Pains generally,
Pimples, Piles,
Poison. Rheumatism
Rashes Sores of oil kinds
Shot Wounds Scrofuls
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SANF0RD's
Il p d u IN VIC ORR TOE
Never DchJlEtA$es



tits compounded entireyfrom Gums and has be,or -
tablished fact Standard Medicine known and apDra al
t nave ssea IT, and Is now resoed to with confidence in Al,
the diseases for which it is recommended, "
1t has cured thousands within the last two vaar
given up oil hopes of relief the numerous
eateG in my possession show,
Ihe dose must be adapted TO temperament of m ,ndivd
ua taxing and used in such quantities as the
Bowels. e'' "a 'nS
Letthe dictates of yonrludgment gude YOU the thu
Liver lnvgorator and it will cure Liver ConIa,tv n.
Attsck Dyspepsia, Chronic Darrhsa Summer Complaints
Dyseney Dropsy SoIr Stomach Costivaness ho1yc
onoer Choiera Morbus Cholera nfaptun Fiauenee jam
dice Female Weaknesses may be used u ON
Ordinary Family Medicine It will cure Sck uandarho to
thousands can testify In twenty minutes If two or
are taken at commencement of attack. All who usa
nrogiving their testimony In itsfnvor.
Mix watern the mouth with the IuYiRoraor and au,-o,
both together y"
Price, 81 per bottle.
SandHord's Family Cathartfc PILLS.
oompoundedrom Vegetable and pu upn Glass
CHseB, alright, end will keep in any climate
The Family Cathsrtic Pill gentle and acve Catbsrc
Rhch tie proprietor has used practice more than twenty
years. The constantly increasing demand from those who have
long used the Pills and tho BAstscon which all express in
cara to their qse has induced within tho reach
o. S; me Profession well know that different Cathartcs
The Family CGhAro Pill has With due reference to this we'll
F e oeen compounded from variety Of the purest
sFy canal and good ali cases where Gathario
en Psn sn
cs %nGf body from ;dden GELD which frequently IL
Sensation Cold over the Sody Rssessness Headaehe, Or
Ghdren Adu sAf M Of b r.
and many diseases TO which flesh heir to
Liver nvsofo and Family 6atharic is refsed
Druggists Eeners and sold by the trace In all the lsga
"; SANFORD M n, Manufacturer and Proprietor
g.wEIeHTT ! co, u.n..
mSld&S and cid sya 7sr5 Druggist
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-07
No, 400 Broadway Now YORK

Healthy Human Blood upon being ANALYzFD svays n,s
sents MS with the essential elements and gtvz r o
the True Standard Analyze the Blood Of pcrson rY,
from Consumption, Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Srrofla ctr
and we find in instance certain deficiencies in the
ues OF Blood Supply you arc ,v
The Blood Food upon this
ug success. There
FIVE PREPARATIONS
adapted tothe deficiencies of the Blood In
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis any affection wAsezr of
Throat or Lungs inducing Consumption use No / which Ia l
the NO. for Depression OF Spirits Loss Of Appee and FIR all
Chohc Complaints arising from OverUse General Debility
and Nervous Prostraon No 2 for Liver Complaints N,
Tor Dyspepsia Being already prepared absorption II
taken by drops, and carried Immediately into the crpla e.
that what you gain retain. The No. IS for Female rre
aritifs ybtera Weaknesses etc. See special drecons w
this For Salt @heum, Eruptions, Scrouous Kidney and
Bladder Complaints take No. g. In all cases the direction,
must be strictly followed. Price of the Blood Food a nav
bottle. "
Sold by CHURCH DUPONT, No. 400 Broadway. New
York j. WRIGHT CO., No. Il L Isl Charres sroet O.
j. WOOD CO.. ST. Louis Mo- and by all respectable Drrv
gists throughout the country.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-07

BATTLE GREER, Mich, Dec q 1858.
Prof Wood: Thee wilt eass accept line 10 inform thee
that tho hair on head all fell of twenty years
caused BY complicated chronic disease attended with erup
ton on the head continual Of suffering through life
having reduced to Of depeDdeGe have not beon
abo to obtain ou for neither have been able to do them
Consequence which head has suffered extremely
from cold. This induced to pay Briggs Hodges almost
the last cent had earth for two dollar bottle of thy Hair
RESTORATIVE, about the first Of August last have faithfully
followed the directions and the bald spot covered with
hair thick and black though abort 1t s also coming IN all
my hcht Feeling confident that another large bottle would
store entirely and permanently feel anxious pcra0vere IN
its md being destitute Of purchase any
would ask thee II thee wuul BIZ willing send
der on thine agents for bottle ard myself the scrip
ture the reward those that kind 10 the
widow and the fatheress"
Thy friend, SUSANNAI KIRBY.