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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-25

BRIGADIER GENERAL iRwlS MCDowElL.-The
New York Herald gives the following sketch of the
General who commanded the Federal forces at the
battle of Manassas:
General Mcdowell is native OF Ohio, from which
State he appointed to cadatship in the United
States Military Academy at West Point in 1884
He graduated in July, 1893, and was Immediately
promoted to the rank Of Brevet Second Lieutenant.
He wa assistant instructor in tactics at West Point,
| from September to N0vemner 1911, and Adiutaut
to October, INi5 : he vas promoted to First
Lieu1enaDcy in 0ctnber, 1912: Abide Camp to
| Gen WOOL from October, lS4s to May, lS47, and
took active parl in the war with Mexico. He
received the honorary rank Of Brevet Captain for
gallant conduct in The battle of Buena VISTA Feb:
| ruarv %, lS47 promoted N the post of Assistant
Adiutaat General. with rank Of Captain. in May
1917, aud reliuqnsh"d rank in February, 1851
Assistant Adiltant General grh he rank ot Major,
March 81, lSjG; Bleget 8rigadtr General, May,
1861, and is now in C4mHmnd 1T the United States
troops at Alexandra, Virginia. Gen. Mcdowell, it
ia represented. is al otficTr "f rare military and
scientific abilities, and strst"gst aud tactcian OF
high rank.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-25
NeD Orkans Dailp Grestent.
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 25, 1861.
g9taI SnteIllQentt.


O fire broke ont in tbe rear mart Of Col. A. P,
r;aI,,, raai1a,ao 49,, r. ...a,. ,..-.oon
''iu e''oGnce' oh iefpslchore Stfee' pe'"een
ly'ahl" anu ooHSeum. Ihe hreheh seoppea IL
before it got fairly under way though considerable
DAMAGE was done II s.artea accidenta1lv. in the
q irorino.roo,, ;, +hraaL 49, aa-aIon,,,o, IS
1oh'ns-ioo"' 'hrough the cafeiesSheS7 Oh ser
Vdh'7-so IL IL reported --f.
The fremen have " big thing y on valiant
hook-and-ladder man. wbo. riskiDp his life in a.
I sr., 80 s'''e ''''
smoke-iiled and iire-surrounded room, came down
the LADDER with baby in bis arms, which upon
close inspection proved to be a life like and very
large.sizcd do-baby. Little Miss Field will crate
~ -, ~ ~ "
fully remember this heroic fireman to the latest
hour OF her existence.
Last night between 10 and II o'clock the rear
mart of Tr Wood.s drro s+oro oo-na, of rebo,ri.
is,,,D , 1-,;s .1 1e eUolo Wv u'' ,., " r.
toulas ana Juiia streets, was much damaged hy
fire, supposed to have been started by an incen-
diary The quick arrival and action of the iremen
,royan4oa If from locoro,,, ,;no.o,,s o,ao,
p : - - jim '0'Do i" u'7"''t '0'
1loh.
PorRFry Serpean+ Moral renorts that earlv ves
+ordon rnarrino< ~ ,,r pao,1; ri,-o;,,
~. I ~ Va ' o'N'' "' A1 ~
fIeldS street, near ST. Jean baptlste, was entered
and robbed of valuable lot of furniture and Jew
aelry. The house must nave bean upoccupied at
tho ,inoe Thu robt.r,r a, :; ,,1 ,ott W. oi,o 10.
'.e 0 "'0i'' ho - "S'i' iei' i4o 0i"0 '7
h4u ''i0ni'
p,,,orn,., r,,,-,,o,., c,u. .s.a.,.. r,,a..,z
a. tI oI . h.eeo0
S,nn st e. e. 1Iar, rt 9 ri
IN th I'm s+rat 1 aa apo hsls Oh ms Bist9l
nae 10 Pay Slo Tor 1he lick he gave his Catharlne
a' 20; i29 ,1,perty slreet:
Dll'haol niapnhey !or Inc KICK ne gave Jhha Ma,
4efh a. no % 'ui'a street and Mrs. carey ana
Jerry 9ulnSah l2f lesunS Inc constitution "i Mar
atee n''ta, at NO. lSi basln street: WIN iWo n5ts
anu "iie DuGheI were iorfhal'y lnilated INTO the
peace soc'ety;; -.---.-.
ohaTies oackett' OF NO. ~ ETato street suspect
ed OF neinS suspicious, ana Mary helly, Tor diS-
I1rDlhg Wg sne lranq1l'ty OF Tenn street ana susan
MUG; were sent 10 Inc "ork-house fof three
lhonthS;
Mi5. haFt; charged WIN TAXING the concell OUT
Q! MRS. a: I"rsoh. at no. AZ where street, vas
4iSlillssen, ha'inS oesh Two WeeEs IN prison. MISS
i'ou!sa 1Te', chaFgeo WIN nSucnlhHG ana Drlca-
oa,tiIs NJ. Nfet' .ats. 1'ee ana MISS oret no. y
dt NO. lo9 haShoIa street, snI on because all Inc
t,Ff,s tAftssso ther 'egfels 1or the prosecution.
Il. brnehn an ana aho'her, me parties VINO formed a
c0paftnershP ier 'lle special ana express business
t., o. t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-25

TRANSFORMATION OF TRooPs.-The JAG kson Mis-
sissippian, of the Esd. says:
Colonel Madison McAfee, Qaartermaster ienerai
of the Army of this State. in addition to the duties
of that Office has accepted the agency of the Con.
federate Government for the TRANSPORTATION OF
troops from this STATE to The seat of War AppI-
cations will be made to him.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-25
NUMBER 121.

Croft, Jerry Cananant, Lieut.. Smith, Thos. Nor
wood, Lieut.. Love, rhos. Stokes, Mr.. Elliott.
ROCKWELL (GA.) GUARDS.
FUled.--Thomas Kirt, James Paden and B. F..
Smith, Seven wounded and missing.
The majority of these Casualties occurred in the
attack upon 5herman's battery, when Gen. Barlow
fell.
Reports say that the Eighth Georgia Regiment is
cnt 70 pieces -. ---
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-25

Arms SEI2gD.--TAe MeIuphs Appeal of the 23d
says
We hear it positively asserted that eight hundred
rifles and eight or ten pjcc,s nt artillery have been
seized at MaysviIle, Ky, and are now deposited
where they will do the Confederate States some
service.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-25

THEY MEAN TO WHIP HIM.-A letter from Haw
Hill, Arkansas, says:
We have good health, good crops, and intend to
spend the last man aud the last dollar or whip old
Lincoln.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-25

. NON mat he haupQ with any woman, and cer-
tainIy wise man, once married, viii try to make
tho hpst nf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-25


vrcKsRURG, Mis-, May 3, 1860.
Hernia can be Cured Without Needle or KnI!e
Mr. Edor1 to tho;s afflicted with t1s terrible
oo a1u 10 years OF age afflicted with The Hernia
The o three Th by belonged +" 2ag & 9ag9r
rroouncea his hopeless. As there difference
9Gn % & so99 % c b 25 s ether ct p y is 5sS OK
New @ 5I and o915@ I'D % ba % srf I e. f he he :so
Mixture abont three months the boy wa entirely re-
For the last ee ears been hn,y tire PLANTATION d"
all the wok of a Il ID h@'0 rolling bas e5e iao9t M
ho.e who have This d;ssase and for my T. u s6o
man. W. 'ii1i'9' u ~
Extract Letter Tritts Three Years Previous to the
lssAQUENA 60, Miss, May ,, 1857,
VI T,sS hoy perfectly cned Of the rsptrre
hc tne 10 king men on Deer e. 41i c9 % as
much work AS sny man ". 'Sl1LN9' NJ H.
s.cipns in rhe State Of Mississippi
.pr S. F5@Hd"Rs' .eHd ne boy s H SE ar % % y5n S1 be-
,fIi TO hun properly ami bssdeS am not s.
rfgh. yon cure blm Please write me by the re
'''' o. '''S post rHos. j. HARPER, NJ D.
r7rbs letter was slave boy about Ii years
rUp2ureo both iie5 ara who was subsequently
returned sou,al. he toAovIng exp,ans ITSELF
ylcKsnunG MISS, May I, 1850
cr si2 ~crd yn ,oa lanes .ppy to him s'lahs
frn>s lie has ont ben "ptred hort tine y , @ "@'9n i
lie confidence ronGaenc your kl in such mat
| srs, ftud my yoI. 80 .,,,,,, - -
liz. BELDENs OPINION.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan =, 1859
! samuel Days, Esl.;
Sirtt BF. lnAas Truss, Appled bg
him gre relic eerauay han any Other have
seen II frjrl satisfaction know Of sevara cured
by the ,e 0t tOnne
nut DR. Sherman msc applies mn h irpGnd'
| the dttilg. II. BElpLN, NJ -
a-tR %HERM respectfully Informs ruptured persons,
| rlrl 1hp ritS
ard hi office No 10 ST. Cil RiES STREET
prepared relieve and all Of rupture
by the pptcaton o. his PATENT SILVER TRUSS aud GU R.
| ,TTyF NJyTITRE nlvf lvIW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-25

II has been FUND out that rude man is no
more likely to h. honest than polite one. The
idea that man VITO Is civil means 10 cheat you Is
obsolete.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-25

WE 3IUsT HAVE GUN-BoATs.-A correspondent
of the Jackson Mssissippian, after insisting upon
the necessity for gun-boats to defend the Lake
coast of Mississippi and Louisiana, oaers the
following suggestions to how and when they
can be acquired and manned. We think that his
suggestions are worthy the attention of those who
have direction in the natter
| Handsboro' is situated at the head of Boxi Bay,
fourteen miles from its mouth The place is safe,
secure and easily defensible. Here are located
two of the largest oundres in the South, Bradford
| & Hands For years past they have supplied
| large portion of the boat and gin machinery used
| South They ready to cast cannon shot and
| shell to any amount. Here also are large mills
and ship timber to any amount, and number of
| good shpwrghts; for here have been constructed
| ers ever launched Here also they coald be man
| ned for most of coast people would make bet
| ter sailors than soldiers Give then, good officers
| and plenty of powder, and they would soon have
our whole Southern coast clear. Is the State able
| to do this? A proud State is never unable to de-
fpnd herself If she is unable to raise money, call
the Legislature, suspend courts and collections,
and raise taxes to the amount required. The peo-
pie are not only willing but they wish it. But
these people do not require all cash for this work.
They only ask enough in money to feed themselves
operatives and families, and the balance they will
take in Treasury notes They want employment
as welIas to serve Their country, and until better
times they only ask the neeessares Of iite-no
| more.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-25

often been said, very tru'hiully, that our troops
are more apt in the handling OF arms than their
enemies this is very true, owing partly to the
fact that our boys have been Injured to the chase
from childhood. But in other respects touching
the requisite qualities of the soldier, they are
equally superior. AS an illustration, we give the
following extract from the Richmond Dispatch:
Equest7ianshlo-To ride a horse without saddle
or bride, at tuil speed, Is generally esteemed a
very good feat: hui add TO that the throwing of
the person of the rider completely under the horse 8
belly, (merey holding by The left Lego and pick
ing up a pistol which lay 9pon the ground aud
shooring it under the animals neck is something
which we think very few Yankees could do. Such
feat we saw yesterday performed by Texas
Ranger.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-25

THE TIeER RIFLES IN VIZ GINA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-25

They Throw Down tteir Guns snd Charge with
BoWie-hnives,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-25

EEw ORLEANS july u, 1851.
Ed. Crescent-Permit me to call to your attention
the fact that the rccomme ndation in one Of the
paragraphs in yOsc paper Of this morning, on
very important subject, is not calculated TO pro-
mote the advantage contemplated. / allude to the
advice given under the heading, t'To Prevent
Bleeding 10 Death when Wouaded." The principal
case in which this would be likely to occur is a
wound Of the great artery Of the thigh. The bind
ing Of string round the thigh woad not arrest the
bleeding, but would aad to the Sufferers imne-
diate and subsequent danger, just IN proportion to
the tghtness to which il should be twisted. DR..
Guthrie, Surgeon-Genersl 10 the British forces
during the Crnean war, says in reference to this
case: I" long but not broad stone, tied sharply
on with handkerchief, will often suffice until as
sistance can be obtained, when both en2s of the
divided or wounded artery are to be secured by
ligatures.' smooth piece Of stick closely
rolled cylinder of cloth, or sny analogous sbiect
may make available substitute for the stone
compress the width or diameter of whict, may
be about inch its length four or five inchss in
both dimensions, if practicable, rather more shan
less. The wound may be 50 high up the thiga as
to render necessary the employment Of roundish
compress, OF about a couple of Inches IN diameter,
which should be placed in the groin at the top of
the depression, between the front and the inner
ffesy parts of the thigh. When the long compress
is employed, it should be laid engthwise along the
upper part of this depression. In all cases, com
preston must tie chiefly made between the wound
and the heart.
Change the word "thighn for "arm,' and
slightly reduce the size of the compress, and the
foregoing directions will answer for wound of
the large artery of the latter limb. is however,
,J,ln
| be likely to cause death from hemorphage. Aud
still more seldom, fortunately, DR.. Guthrie says,
does it happen, that, in where aargical skill
would be of service, bleeding to the loss of life
| occurs from the wounds Of other arteries.
| Youe obeden, servant, JAMES BURNS, NJ. D.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-25

THE EARLY CULTIVATION C0TTON IN THE
UNITED SFATEs, ErC.-A few years since the late
Deuson Glmetead, Professor of Natural Philosophy
in Yale College, sent to me a memoir of Ell Whit
ney, of Nor1hboro, Mass. Mr. Whitney was the
Inventor of the cotton gin. Ia that memoir it is
mentioned Incidentally that the first exports of
cotton from the United States to England was in
1854, when vessel arrived at Liverpool with eight
bags Of cotton on board part OF the cargo, and
it was seized by the tustom.hOuse officers nnder
the conviction that it could not have been the
growth of America.
Old newspapers furnish the following account of
the shipment Of cotton from the United States in
the first and four subsequent years:
1855, Jan.-Dana, from ChArleston.....l Il bag,
E. Feb.-Tening, from New York III
;. June-Grange, from Philadelphia. .
1766, May--Thomas, from Chareston...2
:. June-Juno, from Charleston: .....4 ..-6.
l7S7, April-John, from Philadelphia. j.. g
:. June--Wilson, from New Yotk....9 =.
=. .. -Granee. from Philadelphia. o =.
=. Aug.--HeUderson, I'm Charleston Al =.
=. Dec.-John, from Philadelphia. ..44 los
17S9, Jan.-Mesey, from Charleston. IL
=. -. Grange, from Philadelphia. 3 T..
=. ,lune-John, from Philadelphia. 80 =.
:. July-Harriet, from New York. .G2 :.
=. Grange, from Philadelphia. =.
e. Polly, from Charleston 70 =. 2S2
A friend has loaned me an old newspaper, the
Newport Mercury or the Weekly Advertiser, of
December 10th, 1858, which contains an advertise.
ment in the words following:
"JOSEPH GARDNER,
of Newport, Rhode island
On his passage from the Island of Jamaica to
| Rhode Island, on the 25h of October last picked
| up at sea five bags of cotton. Whoever claims the
| same, and proves his property, may receive them
| after paying the salvage"
| 1t would seem, from this advertisement, tha
| cotton in bags was aoat upon the ocean more
| than century ago.
Within the bounds of my memory, which reache;
back almost to the cradle. the white cotton goods
| in common wear in the United States i'm
| ported III bales of ninety pieces each from tbs
| East Indies. Thela were of the kind called Battas
| Gurrahs Emertea, Saumas, Long cloths, etc. This
Baftas and Gurrahs were coarse cottons Of about
| yard in width
| The cotton gin invented in 1892.
| The Newport Mercury mentioned above is on
| sheet measuring twenty inches long and fourteen
| inches wide 1t was printed by James franklin
:" at the printing office under the town school
| by whom subscriptions and advertisements are
| oh in -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-25

MAJOR wuEA7 WOUNDED, POSSIBLY NOTABLY
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-25
VOLUME XIV.
Aartieular Motltes.

BANK OF LOUISIANA,
New Orleans July u. l2Gl.S
k9-ht a meeting of the hoard OF Directors,
held this day, annual oivid nd Of FIVE PER GEN
and dividend Of FIVE PER CENT c!ared
Of the profits of the laz months payable the Stock
holder their legal representatives alter MONDAY 9Th
August next.
iva I'd AUG. MBSTRFUlf. Cashier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-25

LOUISIAN ~ A'@ SACRIFICE
rP0E THE ALTAR OF LIBERTY.
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THURSDAY MORNING. JULY 25, 1861.

rGLEoaApHgo 70 THE HEu ORLEANS CRESCENT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-25

> Uss UG @FqbfsE FttES <4 LIE AN bl,l
@ Drug nit cily with comple'e StOck
81 Ctered >aie and accommodating
g00l piychsrC Aat0 gond locality doing
1roPre,ors selling account Of hene
gage in o,ar 0h attend t. il ~ tnF
bsrr.a r.a-iIrrirr. f,t,. '2S v. ,trs~ n -
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-01-18
A. II L. BARTLETT,
ATTORNEYS EHD C0URSELlORS AT Law,
IRAsBURGH, VERMONT.
AmasA artlstt loavtt Bartlett

N,.sr, A. 3 L. Bartlett are my sacccssors in
fha LEGAL pro'sssion nj lrasburKh Vermont; AID
can assure my patrons, and ths public, that "a.
business committsl 10 their cars. will be care
f,y aud Aithlslly done, with ability and des-
patch. s7tf JESSE COOPER.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-01-18

AT a Probate Court held at Il4shurgb In saiJ
1850 -''''''' u -
Whereas, the Administrators on tbc ,..,+, ~
S 5iItaa. E a. LARK late Of Glover in sad
.i.Salict uteeS.,d' interstate, propose 20 render
an account Of their administrator and ~ '''.
sent their account against said estate for ..lr,i
nation ana allowance for the purpose OF raE.
ing partition and distribution of tle residue ~
sa.a estate, under decree Of said Court. anon {,
the persons who are by law entitled tn me same.
IL Is therefore ordered by said court thar he
same come under consideration and De hoard M
the Probate Office in lrsburgh, on tho RI ia,
Of january, A. ID. 1861. 7''
And il is further ordered, that all persons in
terested be notified hereof hy publication of n
copy OF the record Of this order Ia the Orleans
Independent STANDARD, printed at Irasburgb
Three weeks successfully previous 10 said tiInc
q hearing, that they may appear and contest
the allowance of said account, II they see capsa
and also he heard by said court in the matter ~
partition aud distribution of said estate
N. CARPENTERS, y.doe.
a true copy Of record. Attest,
ZE5 NJ, CARPENTER. Jafgr. 1,
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-01-18

For Enlargement Of tie Tousils. this Pain
Curer stands ut the head Of all medicines vet
Known. Make gargle, by takngoue teaspoon
full ~ half glass water, Wei swect:red with
ioai sugar, and gargie the throat. d iciH prereat
utosT' j taken trheN FIRST appearing.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-01-18
GHILBLRINS.

his troublesome shd perplexnc disease
yields at once BY bathing the feet freely One
or two bottles will cure the worst Cases Var
rdnfe1
Prepared by @. W. SNONDs. Fitswi,aro
\. H.. and sold By all Druggists in Orleans
County.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-01-18

Ife Bite or Sang Of any Poisonous ReBfls. E4.
ana Hog'roo4 I'9'-oH are cured by free and
timely u.e OF this medicine. Eatbe freely tIn
part bitten, stunF, or poisoned. also take intern.
ally This will neutrullze the effect Of the poison
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-01-18
SIhaONDS' PAIN CURER.
4 FEW GENERAL DIRECTYONS.
Ea- tvr,sz-
F0R NEURAL GA.

Battle freely the part affected with the Pain
Gnr"r in it' f1lI strength. II the pain IS in tbe
stomach. lake one or two tea'poonruis Ia hulf n
gass Of sweeteusA water. In HARD cases, use
freely, and If any medicine viii reach your case
this will do hat work.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-01-18

nj Y wife, DIANA S. GRAY. having left NV
III bed and board without proyocatiou or cx-
cuss, oil persons therefore, are hereby forbid
trusting her on my account, as | shall pay no
debts Of her contracting
JOSEPH GRAY
Charleston, Jan. 8, lsGl-3w3-
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-01-18
]. c. RUTHERFORD,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

Lam hhlhuhi NLNi1lti'
IT Office over Baker Robinson a ClougL
Store, where he will be found az all hours. lis
long experience in the practice Of medicine VIII
entitc him 70 a share Of public patronage. far-
ticular attention paid 70 the diseases OF females.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-03
T34rsNnal InfelllGeMce.

Judge LorDg Of Boston, Is stopping at the New York
Hotcl
Judge Thomas OF Massachusetts; Mr.. Bulge, OF Eng.
limo; Hun. 1. A Jencks, OF Providence G Whitney,
ana Cray and VITO, Of Boston, are soppng at tie B'e.
roort House
G IS. Smiley, OF Su Francisco; Clarence, Of Louis.
Lana; ncSrit'r, Of Cincinnati; J E. Bassett o.
Derby, Corn. a MCLEAN, OF Springfield Assa; L.
Seymour, o Rocklsnd ii. r. pertains, OF lowell, Mass
G. Fuller ard ~. a. Clemens, Of Massachusetts, are
Btopoog OF the Iacargo House.
j q Stewart, Of the Critei states Navy; FArs
CHAN, tne United states SrI19; Walker, OF Lonton
g. ". Pen snd 81. sartln, Of st Louis; Il. Wuftz. OF
Washrsion W Warren, II Ohio; S. Mallory, Of Crn-
nec.,rut md Rohh and twenty Others Odess from
Teet Point or, stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Hon a Kclcrg OF Pe1ra; Eon J. g Rollins, OF
Co!umnus, bon I. v Pomcroy and . " Peck, Of Az
bum; Il J. Hastings, 0, Albany; H. Bancroft OF Ohio
}. T Warren ard y y pomeroy, Of crcthoat; Hon. ~
A. B. neecker, q 'hcszo D, Ksrnes anf family, Of
Virginia; scaceli r. a. Brooks ]. Smith aud T. y.
Palmer, Of Boston, arc stopping NJ the Aston House
Join Grouse, of SYreCugc, T.. Cherries Barrow, Of
fuglanc Plohprd hrrold, United S.etas Army; John
Trecs 81 Cacasu sar,uol r. Ferr es United states Army
Henry Feyprm, Of Chioago, slater, OF Conneoticus
,. sitter of South arsrica, J. lh Lamar. OF Paris
=, = = Aniesns, 81 Eivsrs; sea' .o,rs If S0au se
u,s,t D siaclay OF England; FT.s;g- Jy.hpel VI 40
80 ..- -..--'-. a. 'he ~ Nics .ass jtis!,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-03

Hot Baths I'VE Would c. - Atssntle.
70 me various Hot Baths usually foupA ia ~
such 2, ne Medicaed CAsmica bahia The s Acs
ana AT Baths and the Hot DouchAs and 6n w =
inc sonnd Hi wser Cure In Northampton- so
Ie.a o. me great suppleness Of the jonts and yoA
W m0uon, attained by the Of the Turkiah 8aAh
able rns posc on It's hare
sa ,sI nsgres The benefit. arising from judiciou
rsiiey ns ~ Various Baths can scarcely over est
and the ballet effects mineral msdicines
ca with me tonic me OF cold the thoruA Y
how d o. the system which Dr. Ha.ed . n
alns Arc OF especial value treating deep esaaed -
f"s on an active virus OF the blood and Oh s
MAN., tne syetem Also In treating liver comploint rAe
in the w s@0 sous This Water Cure e crowded With vats
mountap egaining health but by its home comforts pure
quickest the fame OF s beautiful scenery me
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