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PHOTOGRAPHS, At PORTER'S GALLERY.
ANBROTYPES, AT pORTER'S GALLERY.
MELhiNOTYPFS AT PoGFE8S GALLERY.
FERROTYPES, AT P0RrER'S GALLERY.

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The Ferrotyres taken on Pate1t Metallic Plates,
lperior in beauty, brilancy, and durability, to any
other pictures they only taken at Porters Gallery
and are being now introduced in the West.
Pictures taken in all kinds OF weather, in Natinger's
block south side of the Court House.
Stock for sale of every description. Daguerreotype,
Ambrotype, aud Photograph stock is kept on hand at
all times, aud for sale at very low rates
Those receiving Photographs from their friends at the
East viii fad fine selection of Gilt Oval Frames Tor
them very cb Jan 1850
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ILLINOIS LAND AGiES Cf.
Lands bought and srlj Csinmi--ion. Taxes y.id
Abstracts OF ftle jIrni>ted, Collections radc, Invest
,seuts made in Government other Lands Sen-y
Loaned. 0tiasz, August ;, 1914.
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.xss,, - s.,aty

FsfHE undvT.gGsI ms J, a-e acres OF chec. Nnim
prove farming lands. in La Sale and Living stoI
Counties, Tor s.ie, ,1sy terms.
IuyI GEO. AVERY.
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sheet Music.

~ SEFUL and Ornamental, such as Money urses
{ Card Cases, Cabas Pen Knives, Ia aeis &C;
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s.AEE0T
Wociea Ianufactory ! !!

EsIHE undersigned take this method informing their
J. old customers. and the public generally, tia; are
putting iniO E.e5i .'aei his Spring Machinery hat
vii enable tlat double the amount o.
Geods have usually done: tie demand for Goods
warrants ;i- additional Machinery, and hope
satisfaction ia exchange Of HU0'eu Goods Wool
portion 81 c0p1 and sell il FOR all wool oar goods
warranted IN this respect. and also Tor durability.
shall continue exchange for oe!, formerly. 'f-
loving nm J. OF Geos-, Heavy Ca--aeres Sati;e;s
Jee,s 4Eir-s % dccrcnt kinds, Blankets, and stock.
UE Yarn Com er able attention viii BE- paid Stocking
Yarn orders viii b- SHED rar al tle different grades aud
sl-ds 81 Yarn, Mixed Indigo Blue Mixed. Red
Cteuira, &c And re Will man ufsclrr, merchants
and O5hers, 'ou Is; lots % hundred pounds and uI
wards into siork.lg Yarn. any th- above kinds
goods, liberal terms Tor cash wool. Also.
GaTdIn. and Spinning
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HsGyss

xgTAX. Paper, China, and India Rubber Dolls and
w Doll Heads, from . cents 81. Paper Dolls and
Furnites. Also, large stock of Toys at The Drug and
Book Store Of TocSl F. Y. GRIGGS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-02-09

E'erJEMcry ana soaps.
L UBINS Extracts, Cclognes, Extracts, Toilet soaps
Bleached CASTLE, Cogate's Honey Soap, saehe's,
ocS r. Y. GRIGGS.
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1000 PIECES of Sheet Music just received max
l2OO ing my stock very lar, OF Songs, Duets
Ouartette, Wtzes, Polkas Marches, and schotisches
4 liberal discount to teachers. good stock of In
strsct;on Books. IdeclOl Z. Y. GRIGGS.
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enid Pens

Gold Pens.
II HAVE arge assortment of DAWSON WARREN 4
! UYpE's Pens. the best Pens made IN the o. s E,rb
Pen is warranted. At the Drug Store of
ocS Ely GRIGGS
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.FG = yEG.23E

or al kinds l1se OF .hoI: notice BY
H.EGET i Dow.
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Oil. OIL.
MACHINE Oil, Lard Oh, Linseed OIL, Whale OIL,
Vl Meats Foot Oil, and Fish Oil, for sale by
auea0 NY. GRIGGS.
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soWsd oeeaslunaiiy on gvou aotatsraiss Inc Ne
mand for money, however, Is declining from week
to week, and the grand climax of endeavoring to
dispense with money on the part of the public IS
approaching.
The exchange balances with the banks have de-
clined to below $4,000 900. There i no Northern
exchange with them, except 200 held by the
Mechanics and Traders Bank, which is under
surveillance in New York. In foreign there have
been some few thousands passed outside, or to two
THE banks, at loF65iu7a early in the week. The
banks are now selling siAty days sight on London
direct at l0s3Ald9. The amount called for is
light, as our community owes nothing to England.
Francs on Paris direct at 5.2s@5.i5 have been the
ruling figures for the week. There have been
seine sight on Northern cities offering, and some
has been inquired for, bnt these transactions are in
violation Of law and not worthy of being quoted.
The Stock market has been quiet during the
week, Stockholders have been securing THEN
dividends, and have desire TO meet the offers OF
some few would.be buyers. The City Railroad
stock appears to be the great attraction at pre-
sent. Further sales have been closed (making two
hundred and fifty shares for the week. at from 9S
@l00. No sales in bonds -none are offered. A
halfyearly Dividend will be declared by the Direc-
tors Of the Bank of Louisiaha. Monday, 22d inst
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CREsoEsT OFFICE, No. 70 Gkxp STREET,
Monday Morning. July Is. 1851.
CoTToN. Sales today 90 bales, yesterday 81
bales. Receipts 4 bales.
TOBACCO. 80 We did not hear of a sale.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs, /. Selling in small lots at
previous rates.
FLouR. .Superfine is retailing at SO 50 % Dbl
CoRN. $40 sacks Yellow Mixed sold at y, loo
Yellow at so and 600 White at 6sc. u bushel.
OATS s. 800 sacks sold at $50. y bushels
HAY. 800 bales sold at s33 R ton.
Pork. Mess is retailing slowly at s25 % Dbl.
WHIskY Rectifed is retailing at 37ac. q
gallon. ~.
& BACON. Shoulders are retailing at lie, Ribbed
Sides Il, Clear Sides l6, and Sugar Cured Hams Il
@Iee. . ID.
LARD. i. Prime in tierces retails at lo2 and in
kegs 1444c. y u.
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Recetpta NJ Ear,n,,luce.

Hecetpfs Of FrnuWce. 100
VICKSBIJRG Per steamer Mary TIC bales
cotton ] q g Cromwell IA W Champlin eco
9-McL IGNORE, Rayburn &co-- 3 W j Robson 8 do
Fellowes &eo- I462 pkgs fruit and snndries to or
der--Total As bales cotton.
SHREVEPO RTr Per steamer Homer--I6 bales
cotton West, Renshaw & Cammack-4 dc Watt
eco l do Campbell & Strong do Carroll, Hoy
AGO snndries to order Total % bales cotton.
MEMPHIS Per steamer Mary E Kecne--i
bales cotton and snndries to order. W.
FORT ADAMS Per steamer Laurel Hill 20
lhds sugar so bbIs melasses a. Miltenberger Eco
n do A D Kelly &co--l5 do ] W Bnrbrdge 600
s3do ] hid sugar Kennett, Blood &eo--l0 do Jno /
Lee--6 do III Putnam Il do do Augustin u Thi
beault4 IL do NJ Gordon jr-- 26 do Roman Il Ker.
nion 5 do I6 bbls melasses Trosclair. q Haydel--
sundries to order.
BAYOU SARA Per steamer Acadia sandries
to order.
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CATTLE MARKEE.

JEFFERSON CITY. July Is, 1851
Arrived on Saturday and yesterday $40 Texas
BeeEes and 675 Sheep. Amount of Stock sold
were 1856 Texas Beeyes, 30 Hogs and 80 Veal
Cattle. Stock remaining on sale are, 4s2 Texas
Beeves, 1862 Hogs, e75 Sheep and 60 Veal Cattle.
We quote:
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MA tins "A A. a. 4 ---t ktAcEslAAA.
Proclamation by the Mayor.
& MAioRALTY o.. NEW ORLEANS, !

III.
aeeordance with the following Ordinance of tho Common
cripion will be opened the Office ii Inc City Treasurer On
aND FFfY THosNp no2N St II w 10
for the defence of the city,
In order to enable AL people take part in this move
men Certificates will be issued for Dollars aud
upwards and shall replace said Certificates by Bonds as soon
as they can be prepared.
citizens taad e Council and mye the accomplishment Of
object that shall Delayed and VIII @ iunorancs
not be oyerestmated. JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
mo. 5642.1
ANoRDINANCE sorase Money for the Deeusoofthe City
Arr l. ordained IN fhe Common tonar, Of NE e,
Of Mer Orleans, That the two bundled and Gy thou,
,d dollars 250 G 30 md the is hereby appropriated
AkTiQLE2 RS further ordained That in OF der TO raise The
aforesaid and owing to the inability Of The civ 10 advance
the Chairen of tbs Finance Committees are hereby authorized
and directed to cause t. ae prepared without delay boh
they may determine SAID honds to be signed the City
coneigned BY tho Comptroller and 10 be made nara
on the tot 1uy 1852 with interest at tho rate o per
per Rnnun fronidate until paid
ARreLES 3. Hislnaerorainea, That immediately after the
OF this ordnpnce it shall aty OF the Sypr IA
books Of subscription opened at the Tesures
Office under his supervision that Of the Chafmen Of The
Finance Committees land the Mayor also requested 10 rive
public notice 10 The residents Of the city OF New Orleans in
All he paid cash. he Subscribers to receive
their certificates as soon hs they will be ready delivery
the aforesaid loan shall be deposited ia bank ate from INC
other deposits the city, used only io he prnSses ator
said audno money shall be drawn ihereom, except by order
AnrlcEE Il iasher oyt1tea That ali bonds issued as
above shall be rereiT in taxes cot cable after
Tsignedi J.. o NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
+ ~. tSignedI LEA F. BAKEWEI ELL,
president Board OF Assistant Aldermen,
[signedl JOHN T. MONROE Mayor.
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90 RUPTUBEs dan
RADIcAILy c.uREDl o d
Letter from DR. W T. ss to the Editor of tho vicfsbu,g
vrcksBrEs, Miss, Nay s, 1850
Hernia can be Cured Without Needle or EnfeI
and painful disease to make the folio ang statement nesrs
about l9 ben aficted viii the Hernia
g ~ 5yI him and
knife which other myself obieetedl look him to
er having s! used hat sts aad
stored and perfectly wen This was IL The fail Of s.
last ree b has been busy The plantation
least give this statement The benefit Of
aGe who have this disease and for my L p Ser
Extract Written Three Years Previous to tho
Above, in reference to the same boy.
Iss4ouESA Co., Miss, May ., 1857.
Dear she boy George is perfectly cured of the rupture
he i q the finest nen on Deer Greek and can Do
Letter from Dr. Thos J. Harper the most eminent Ply
seians in the State of Mississippi
Or. shermanDear send the boy Ben ba to You be-
I him 1 p a s saed mot ps
T. gh and that you cure him. Please te me by the re-
- e'Dle-s,'' THos. j. HARPER, MD.
2This letter in reference boy years
old ruppred both sides subsequently
returned sound. The following explains itself:
TICKsBURG, MISS, May I, 1860.
DR.. Shernlsn, New Orleans: = = OS
Dear SrI send you my James to apply him suitable
Truss He has only been ipured ashor time We
drug Trusses them, however,
tie condence but having confidence your such mat
ters, send my to YOU
DR.. BELDEN's OPINION.
NEW ORLEANS, JAM 6, 1850
IS true that Dr. shesman's Truss as applied by
him, will give relief efectuay than any other nave
seen tried to entire satisfaction several
by the of it and the mixture. recommend you get oue
but be DR. Sherman himself applies depends
upon the fitting R. BELDEN, N. D.
-DR. SHERMAN respectfully informs ruptured persons,
those having rupured slaves city,
and be found at his Office, No. 70 ST. CHARLES STREET
New Orleans prepared relieve rupture
by the application his PATENT SILVER TRUSS and CUR
ALIVE MIXTURE nfyf lylSW
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Leaves: every SATURDAY st5P.M.

5
HSs$ - burg i s. Nal Liue-For Dor4ldsonpia, Psq.
aGenre, Baton Rouge Port H1dson Bayou Sara
Red River Landing Fort Adams, Netchez Water
proof Rodney St Joseph, Grand du Warrent0n VcsB
burgThe passenger steamer IbcryiIic j. Brown
ter In place Of the NAchez Will above Saturday
81 O'Clock p NJ.
~. PERSON L 20, Agents,
SOU AZ Carnndeie street.
nd Gllnrm for Yh2nn river
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"a This VIII positively DO the las
regular steam train from the
lake to the city week days.
10 o'clock P. NJ Horse Car.
Ehe Steam Train will stop Geuliis noCed
except however, mail trips and during The half hour trips
Sunday afternoon each Tay and conducter
must have timely notice to stop
SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT.
On Sundays the Steam Train will leave the city O'Clock
A. NJ, in lieu of the horse
The Steam Train will leave the city Sundays every hour
from II VI. until II Pm.
The Sunday either half
hour, from P. N until P. NJ.
Omnhsses leave Csnat street for u Depot every
uies.
Passengers earnestly requested procure their tickets at
the tce under Depot. Checks Return Tickets will
handed them the cars. 800
nS25 tt u. PANDRLY, Superintendent
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ss,4sl,4sI ssl5,2T5,ls5 !
4 sl4s32,4sl s9,5o2.6s7 $50;


July q. July 49,
Specie 2229 Ia2 4S Dec. 74O
Circulat 406 643l, 49 Dec
Deposits. 10 275, lG5 Dec. b2653
Short foans. So 29I 95G2 63T Dec. .139aa
Exchange 4,G5l730 1858 S32 Dec. 92sS5
DuGdistant Banks. S352 ~, 81 Iuc. So $50
Long and Short Loans, July
Long aud Short Loans, July H..
Long and Short the
Amount of capital of the banks. 6200lG
Thsfollowpg table comprises The
and pledges and active paper
maturing within ninety days Also the Of discounts
and loans of each bank beyond ninety days.
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S1'EGAU RUATS.
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.

MEMPHIS PACKET.
Leaves every TfESD AY at r NJ
TEsEI SHEA ayEFs. LOuI@yGLt.Tc--
~ n Capt. Joseph Gou'hs-rhs tayorlte passenger
racket will arrive here and be receive
eight Monday morning Tor Baton, Rouge
NRtchtz burg and all the Bends. freight passage
apply on board
TEOS, KEEFFE I,
iyl1 II Is Grayier street
b. This lire connects Napoleon with regular
Arkansas md Whine rivers, and ut Memphis with tho Memphis
aud charleston tntnd taking freight Charleston
nah. Norfolk Nashville
Bills ipr sig the office of the agent no to 4 o'clock
day Of departure.
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fIJ ygE5sEEr. ALLEN a CO.,. GaHFoN F6oTpRs
and GernHision Merchants, 10. 40 GFs7ier street, sv
Ckssans. jezS ~
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STATE LOUISIANA, I
Parish of Orleans. City of New OrlG ms.
Be 1t remembered that this 18th day of March, 1851 be
fore the subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Charles Briggs President
H. p anver Secretary of the Louisiana Mutual Insuranc,
Company Orleans who being duly according
Law do oppose and say that the above as
time, observation-disclosures the books OF said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
II. P. JAKVIER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this day
1861. d. F. MITCHELL,
Second Justice the Parish of Orleans.
The Trustees have resolved pay Six per In
the outstanding certificates of prote after
Monday of May next and to redeem and after TIM
date Fifty per this Scrip year 1885, they
have further decaed scrip dividend Of Thirty per the
premiums the year ending Febraary2 1851
which certificates will be issued and after the first day
June, 1861.
CHARLES BRIGGS, Presdent
4. CARRIERE, Yice- President,
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n tztul ~ TN 81, '.-. 5-4 r. ~ IA.
legAasasnips.

LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED
Correeted expressly the New Orleans Daily reseent
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alarips aMelllgepte.
oRkscEaT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp Street, I
Monday Morning, July Is, 1861. )
Arrived satNrday.
Steamboats,.
Mary E Keene, Richardson, FIN Memphis.

Mary 2 Keene, Richardson, FIN Memphis.
arrived Yesterday.
Steamboats,.
z Mary t., Phelps, FIN Yicksburg.
Homer, FIN Shreveport.
Laurel Hill, Heno, FIN Fort Adams.
Acadia, Baranco, I'm Bayou Sara.
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The general money and paper market Is as silent
alb itWell can be-, Some small sums can be bor-
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Subscribed and sworn to in New Orleans this 18th day Of
May, 1861, before ..-u,,,,.-.
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EHSU1GTH D5SIkSlGV EDUAb - w Il brought
the Fourth District Pound Annncaor street. be-
Washington and Sixth street. estray-
One brown Pony, without particular marks.
One sorrel Pony without particular marks.
One Pony, with ard tail white.
WHICH claimed within I've days and The there
paid, will be sold public auction said Pound,
SATURDAY, July D. 1861, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
New Orleans, july 10. 1861.
j. MILTON REf4F, Street Commissioner
Registered July 70, 1861.
E. DAVENPORT,
Clerk OF Comptroller.
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NEW ORLEANS AND FORT ADAMS WEEKLY PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, ri 3 p. NJ
FOR FORT ADAMS, BAYOU
Hsg h. SARA AND TRE CoAST-Thp fine amt splendid
nas5 packet r. w. Powell, William NJ
Ras.Essa Webbing, WnSer, leaves nhGve arriving Of
New Orleans every THURSDAY morning For freight pas
age apply board.
VIEGkNIus O, DENTz8L,
jyl Advertising Agent.
cove and deliver freght
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-22

n
N edv d. signed b. the ci. Alternative that
be made 1t of Para S"r nporle SO
es to afford an effective auidnre arsanaa
reued It is believed ha snch rene y is wanted
S xxi GS Il viii o ,heir cre mus poVs Of mmens
this large class of Mfi ted citizens How m
peev compound will do has heen proved by experiment
of he worst can be orud Of the following COM
plants
Diseases Ulcers, Pimpes Bloches Tnmos at Rheum Sead
Head Sypls Svphti AfiecI"p, Mercnriai disease,
propsv, Nenr"eia or TIC o'ourenT shtS nypep83n pep ana
the whole class of compaints arising from imDuy OF the
Blond.
This compound will be found great nrn otter health when
ta- the spring. expe the f"u\ hnmo which foster ia the
blood Mt that season Of he year BY 'se timely sXp"9n 81
des by the aid OF this remedy spare themselves from he
endurance Of foul erupton and ueeroue sores h ongn which
the will strive to rid itself Of cnrrptton- not assisted
do hs through the natural channels h the body by An hera
tive medicine Cleanse ont III" vaed blood whrnver You
find its impurities bursting through tue Afln IN pnpe ernp
ons cleanse when Won find II oh<irnct d and slug
gsh in veins; cleanse vhenee 1t is on nnd ynnT tte
ngs will tell Even where no part'cnar disorder
felt PIC enjoy better health, and live onRtr for cleansing
the blood Keeo th blood healthy nnd a IL vel: but "h
this pabunm Of life dSordeed there can he no lasting health
Sooner ter something and the great ma
chuery of life is d's"rdered over'hr"Vn -
SrsapRra has and deserves mnch ne repnauon OF accom-
nils inv these endf tnt tn wn' hn been egouSy de
ceived by pepa"ons Of it. party hecSe the drug one has
not all the thai is claimed for it, hu hecan~e
prep4ra pretending he aed eSracs Of it con-
tain little of the irtne Of Ssrsaaria hing ese
During the public have mhei hv large bot
ties pretending give Of Extrac Of Sarsapat fn
one do lar of these have been frauds npnn the sick fo
they not only contain hut little ~arsnpala hnI often
curative properties whatever Henc. hitter nfu dap
pon,men folowrd the Of the various extracts Of Srsa
pari which food the market III tsf is Justly de
sn ed and has hecpme with imposition and cett
sun call This eomnonnd Sarsamsrt'la "nd intend I" sppy
such rempd as shall the from the lad of ohio
ouy which rests upon it. thing have gromd for he
lipvng has wh irresistible h' the "rdin
of he diseases intended In order 10 serur" thei
dcions, tak ken accor Ting tn directions on the bottle
Prepared by Dr. J. G. AVER. Lowell Mass fFoe' 81 Pc
hnttla ll1-h hott1
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9ran numbers Clergy Physicians Statesmen and
inen have eur their names to certify the upa
lesd sefues o these remedies bnt space h're VIII no.
a,m th insertion them The AGENTS hPlnw panied furnish
gratis our American Almanac IN which they are EveN' With
also full descriptions of the above complaints and the treatment
sbat .honld he flowed their cure
Do moi hp put off bv unnrnctprd dealers With other pre-
,c.;on they make more nr0 Demand Ayers, take
po nber The sick the best aid there s for them
XII our rensuies are fer sale by JOHN WRIGHT 4 co.
Nn q and I6 nertreg street. New Orleans ans hv all ng
Rists. a"i" "Ni~N
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-22
RUPTUHES

vIcKsBURa. Miss. May s. 1860.
Hernia sau be Cured Witbout Need Knel
Mr. Editor deem it a crd with tots terrible
and ns NIL 1,sra e. 1, make the nrgrs
boy la o. age I'd en- all I'd w''h me & re- INA
Es4. Iaqnena c'"nty fw" ply eas +*"miara MIN ana
opnon 9ga sgssS"s , he n %sn Of
o VIII eh he otSet ND mysr oler ~ 'd"k = n ar 10
msn and af er hAvnk used that n>trum he n"rtor's
eorsys osG s1a ST. psfre sSn' eel Th was y hs
FSt e M a hfss o s' d 's os b tho
en sne1e who have This disease and Tor ~S YIN = NILS b.
Extract from Letter Three ara Previous to the
Above referenc" 10 the same boy
Iss s.quENA Co, Mtss, May q 1857.
Dear perfectly cnrsd Of the ruprge-
he il Of The finest king men Oh nee rev ai eT as
much work /" man. L. Mills NJ u.
Letter from Dr. os j m s o pe one M y n0 eminent PhS
vIcKsGuHG Miss March %, 1870
eans- t'd him poos an beste, sm not 5, st. t.
hd with ns @ t" cn % np nr p @ @ va ea @ % Sy bp pn
turn 0l 'N0 pO"'' THOs. j. HARPER. NJ D.
Tbs in reference slave boy "hon' IA years
old ho was rupu,ed both ie, who Subsequent
returned sound. The following expan tts If
VICKsBuRG Mss, May 7 1860.
Dr. shsym eG NeT sn ,oo Jsms ppv to hi
Trus e ha- on been upned short TIM We "bran
ss corfdepcr; bht having TX II III such
'eis' e'A" ' ~ THOS. J. HARPER, NJ. D.
nR. BELDEN'S OPINION.
NEW uRL ANS Jan. 6, 1859
Iissr re that She mans Truss, applied bv
him will give eftc uay han other have
a red ~ nv eni know Nf sev'ra cared
bp The ss Of IT Y 10 get
but be Or She man meif apple i, as @ M ,tpgids
npon The fitting. H. hh"'h'N' MI !"
as-DE sHEeW AN respectfully forms 'npt"rd o rsons,
or those bavin. thai ned 10 the city,
and nav no fnnnd NJ 10 ST Oh RI ES STREET.,
New Or eeve Hnd all cases a" rupture
nv the nnIica,ion hi- PATENT SILvr TRUSS aud FUR
Inrxzp ,,ryruRE my6 lv,SW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-05-22

T ADDE'S WINE. .."."LADEEs' wINBss
sPEER's VINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated
For Its wonderful and qualities GENTLE
sTIMULANT TONIC, DIuRETIc and sUnoRrFIG, whict
testified by Physicians and thousands of Lades6nd Gentle
in ell parts of Europe and America.
AS Gentle StimuiaRu and Tonic,
1t strengthens Digestive Organs Improving the Appetite
and Purifying the Blood
AS n Dfurettea
1t imparts heaty action the GLANDS, KIDNEYs and
URINARY ORGANS. very beneficial in DRoPST, GoUT
ERUPTIvE and RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
As "A srudorttSc.
It upon Skin the expellng all tn
pures by perspaton thereby driving off Euption
cleansing the surface giving and the who
system. BI.OOMI"1, S. FT and HEALTHY condition
the SKIN and COMPLEXION
Tsae Clatptre WA Tribe OF Indians
Blossom and Fruit of the Elder
their valuable remedies
In Germany,
The erriesare dried and by fsniesfor
Speer's Wine OF k8ider
Ia puretro the juice of cultivated Elder recommended BY
PHYSICIANS CHI EhTSFS, rennrkahie
dicinsl properties, SUPERIOR other Wines in
and excellent article for al WE and DE fFLiThf
ED PERSONS. and the AGED INPTRM. renewing ALI
DISTRIBUTIONS improving the APPETITE and bene6ttin
LADIES and CHILDREN.
a Ladies', Wine.
will contains
prts other liquors. and admrred for its rcn peculiar tNv0'
propertes impHrtnR healthy to the
STOMACH and DIGESTIVE ORGANS
IS tnll be used with meals
any tirae through the day, es desired.
We will only Indulgence make trial of thi,
Wine
New Orleans by e. J. HART Il CO., John
WRIGHT & CO., JAMES SYME. Canal ~vrrs and by ali
principal Druggists thrnughom the United States
Trade supplied proprietor's prices.
ALFRED SpEER. PROPRIETOR