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Msaieines.
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SoROFULA, Oh KINGS EVIL,
rs A CONSTITUTIONAL DIS
EASE, corruption Of the blood, b which this
nale ose9nes S5ltiatsd Z, weak and Po0E Being q
burst out u disease on any part Of it. No organ Is
nee non its attacks, nor e there one which L may
caused b mercurial disease, Tow living disorders
or unhselthy food, impure air, llth and Al hT hab.
real infsction. Whatever be- its origi- II is hergd
tAry IN The constitution, descending 'om parents
indeed, Il seems to be the rod Of Him who SAYS ~
IN visit the iniquities Of the fathers upon thsiE
Its sasess commence by dspOsis9q from the blood
q corrupt or ulcerous Eattsr, which, IN the lunts
the glands sweiiins; and On no sfriee erptions
or sores This follcorruptiOR which gsnders IN the
lous constitutions not only suffer from scroful0us
COMPLAINTS but they have far less power to with
vast numbers perish By disorders which, althouah
not scroinlous N their nature arc stll rendered a.
sumption which deolmatss the human ia.ily has its
erigin directly in this scrofulous CONTAMINATION.
brain, and, indeed Of all the organs arise from of
are aggravated BY the same causs.
persons are invaded b. ms i1rfing ipfsstip' and
their health IS undermined b It. TO cleanse ftfron
tive medicine and tnyigOrate it by heas foo5 I'D
o1ercse. such a medicine We supplYt -- -
49, A YER s
CoNPOUED ExTRAOF OF SARsAPARILLA,
onz times can devise for this syeryEhere yalinP
and htAl Malay II b combined from the most 40
tive remsdiela that have been discovered for the ez
RurBanon o. this foul disorder from the blood ,.nc
she rescue Of the system ron IS destructive ccnss
Que1ces. Hence Il should be employed for thscurs
o. not only bc<0fula but also thoss ether ssctonI
which arise rom It, such as ERUPTTTn anl SKlS
DlsEAeE95 81. AnIHOHT's FIRE, RosE, or ERTsIPE.
AA8s k1lPIlHHs EQsTuIEs, BLoTCHEs, BIAINs, and
6oI1ss IUhoRs, TRrIKR and SALT PUNK, Scai z
AEADs kINgW0RM, RHKUMATIsM, s .HILrTIc zir
MKhouzIAn D1sRAEE1, DloFsY, DE8FEPsIA, DEHIId
IrH, and indeed ALL oONPL1 IErs REIsIHG FnoE
lII1AIRD Oh lnPUBE BLOOD. Ihe popular belie IL
In purity Of the blood4 % founded in truth fCI
scrofula ia degeneration Of tbe blood. The partcs
MAR purpose and virtue Of this Sarsaparia Is 70 m
rim and regenerate this vital huid, without Wirf
eoqnd health is impossible In contaminated oonsti
s-e'01-.' iez-l9 ,lrasgy11 e1 ErlH 81 sri
AYERS AGUE CURE
- FOR TIE SPEEDY CURE OF
6ateTnlitts1t Fe0eF, Or Esger and A0uer Rsnl5g
tsz5t kspe, 0hag FiDer, aDuzS6 Agus Pc
Tiodieql Hsadachs or BiliOas Head
aehs, and Bilious FspTs, igdseS
tor .ths whole class Of Die
edses oFiginasasg n b.
81 lazy dsraageEsesi s'7
ei esSse3 6v tie hsrq !
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he deep ricn loam OF the prairies Is cultivated Eth
Euch wonderful facility that the farmers Of the Eastern
and Middle States are moving TO limos IN great mum
bsrl. ne area Of Illinois is about tequa to that Of n
gland, and the sci IS 80 rich that i VII support twenty
millions % people.
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EAsTERN AVID soUTHERN lfARKETa.-


These lands are contiguous 70 a railroad zoo nile
In length, winch connects with other roads and naEgs
BE lakes and rivers, thus adording unbroken CON
munlcstion With the Eastern and Southern martetg.
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Iron The st. Louss Dsnao-atl
M immense demand for the Article (CsphaiIo PIsl
4 raPidly seareasing. 90 7lIIs7 '7I7- : :
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-14

An Of the GrssEenberg Medicines are 70,
als b.
OAUBggH5hL BROTH ER, DrpssistI.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-14

lFrSn The Southern Psth Findss, n. Oh l1s
. TTy thaE you that Are anictsd, and 9s ans surs
tnat our testimony can Be gddsd tc thu already nt-
maroua n6t that has raoalFsd ahedt1 that 10 oEhor
can produce.
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~ annTHERN pART
RIC8 ROIIrrg pPATpTR T.aVDg !

OF the State lies with the zone Of Cotton regions
while the soil g admirably adapted 70 the growth q
TOBACCO and Hemp, and the Wheat Is worth from 70 %
70 cs more per bushel than that raised further north
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-14

IErOm ths Daily zews, EswDOrs, z.L.I
OephAlle rus SrS taking tas pIscs Of al kinds.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-14

APPLICATION OF CAPITAL.
Thus far, capital and labor have been applied 20 de-
Veloping the soi the great resources Of the State il
coal and iron almost untouched The fnvarabe rule
nat the mechanic arts flourish best where food and re
arc eheapest win follow at early day n IInois and
u the course OF the next ten years the natural a8n
necessities Of the case warrant the belief that Ct least
ave hundred thousand people vii be engaged fn the
stats Of Illinois IN variou7 manufacturing employ
ments.
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLEoIs.
Over 500 900 900 Of private capital have been ex-
pended the railroad system Of Illinois. Inasmuch
part OF the income from several or these works. with
valuable public fund Il lands 60 70 diminish The State
expenses ;the 4AxEzARE LGEE, and must consequently
Uvsry day decrease.
THE STATE DEBT.
ne STATE do Is only SO Jos ,39s IL and iviiin tls
lst trse years has been reduced 81 $50 T46 50, and
av reasonably expect Aai IN Ten years VII Jeoome
6at
Pamphlets descriptive OF the lands, soil, climate,
J. w FC
For the names OF the Towns. VfIIs
nOls Cent. h Rs see pages ASS Isa 4
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1891 TWELVE YEARS AGO

men IN curing disease upon principles IN acoordanor
With tho great natural laws induced their establsh
the Iegislaturs by the title OF THE GRHFEHBERG
COMPANY Of New Yerk. The continued sucoe5s q
pom public confidence, has fully Justified the honol
conferred upon the Association 81 Legislative sn-
comparing their success with medical acadsniss AZ
30 chartered By public authority. Unsocitsd teSti-
mony nom public and private individuals and COM
mandatory notices IN the leading public journals,
bear witness 70 the medical skill and high psrsona
eharseter q the gentlemen ooDneCted with the in
many unworthy advertisers Of ths day, TEE CIJf n -
GhBERG COMPANY has ever been snd WI b .
elable and Trustworthy medium for the restoration
4 health to the afiici snd ell who are snIisFina
y ~ address them Wis sntfre oonhdenos.
the principles and prastice Of medicine adope0d b.
his Institution are ucidiy set forth Ia THE RF.
EGBER9 MANUAL OF HEA j.. an iuValtlgt tia
medical work, Published fer family nse end thsrs-
lore sold At the nominal pIioe Of Is oens for which
sum Il ID mailed fres TO any part of fhe country
Tue health Of American Women, diseases Of OhII-
tren5 and the moro obscure and chronic
well as the common diseases incident TO Is conn
try have reosiyed the attention Of this Insttution
ally competent for the great trusts which the pnbo
haye confded to ther skill
Their series Of Medicines embrace elsvs Inherent
remedies adapted 70 different diseases with minute
directions accompanying each article Tne Medi-
lne % Which We Tish % eall the attention Of the
- THE aREEEEBER5
zARSHALLS UTERINE OATHOLIOON.
Thich Is offered certain cure IN cases aooompa-
III AlAA1AAlA4
Weakness, Faintness, Deranged Appstite, saiiog3
lonplezion, Pain IN the Back and Kidney, ChiiI5.
cd ands epd Feet, Dloaatings, Feyershness He1-
GsDes4, Heedeohe, RsstlsgSneag, Disturbed Slsan,
. lushas of the Heart, General Pain, Crawling and
sin = thS SPINE and between the shorldsrs, Acid
tQInRoh, hausea, Indigestion, Didoult Passing Of
sszne with heat or sInartins, Itching, BprninS o.
rIttation 70 the Uterine Organs NiFhtuar,s .Illg-
sir, agstsrics, AnxistY, Red Face, Nervous TvfsSd
:, stsTting, Constipation, Irritable Temper, San.
OCULAR Bowels, Ouplaasant Drgspls Pfir- h, ~.
erine organs SRmbne1s and Paths II the Limbs.
soss q the MEMORY BsWildsrmsut, Soreness N ths
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Ei.5in and foF the eosniy g eqIaheea a lhsslsts
oI Onloi So ting forth that the sd lrI.lilrf "a
I1s b ilteht. q 70 the plaintid ~ the ann of =
huncI ed dUllsrl. VII n interest," af ten 1er
I'm. nom the z7th daT d ApEIl S57, on III rfs
q hend 81 that date ly SAD del8pdant exc, ltes
az cslireTEd & jackson 1eic7er ior Falurh's 1t-
sider1tlcn- hst, tho day 1fora1alI. fo 1.rs.
the rlj 0f the not and infcra4t asa 49, ~
ant made, eEecutod and lverad rlcft1S.-. 49,
Lot ho 81 - barlsr = aId's snbdiH isil1 "a ~
psrf q tue City q Cleveland, ate fno1-5 -
yify. 4ocordlng % pioi and surVe7 n 49, -
cha4ti 1oS On ale IN the ollc8 81 he lscdrS-e e.
pRees ior said County o. Ougahogas ihsf I'D -
5 ~ ~ aostsags has been duly .ssisns tbs pis.
sA tor valuable collide-atidr. lfilf n1lf noe ~
cue. ene thet 90 Dart t1tieof hasl basn 5..i if7t
3fsleF oi said retitioH g for judgmeat alI1l. ls
delendant Tor nvs hundred dcllarl Nith fnlslssI-1
tel psr cent, theron nom Dril z7l1. ie1I oz ~
.ae1o4 the mort gaG1d premises , II 1otr ~
interest with costs Of suit, aud lor ether ari 77
thef relief - 7'l7' Z. 1.
Ine said Defendant q hereby f1ri her notified fhaa
anless ~ al9Eescr ouaur % lad Petition On o. -
lpre the tnir t4fuftay 1i-er The * x1fail1E ~
WeqZa nom the dats Of this notice, the AN -
taEfl a. conf sd, and judsmant and docle &c e1-
- Atiornsg or PiaieiiE.
eepfaHHaf IN, l,1l-tll-oH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-14

HAMS AND SHOULDERS.
b. Ruggles' celebrated suEar-eured Hams
aqa S5s5S Shoulders for sale BY 3; d T MLl. MLYSE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-14

Iron the Commercial Bulletin. Bostoa.I
ssidt Be very emcscious lor ths headaoha.
ll91 s1i -avo ssaq Iscs la IS cel-
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MES PORK 1900 BARRELS
.lNA Mess PORK, 9TH very best brand and OleYe-
land inspection for sale by
aug3l h. 1. LYON, 50 Msrwin st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-14

JOHN WATsoN, Chairman.
JoHN H. WEBsTER, Secretary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-14

5MNT1CE is HERBY GIVEN TO tcr
u y the Creditors Oft said a. g. Soafis that
qiFld nd Of ~ psf their several cllila hne
been declared b the Probate Cont Of Cuyaho4s
County, Ohio. and that the ssme viii Be- rad -
them b the said 1dWaId bingham, IS his oi1cs, -
tes Gig q Oeyelana, iR said ceuntT on The q ds7
DANIsLr R. TIBDEN, Judss.u -
Z Qleveandt Aug. q. ISL angI5ss50
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sPALDING's PREPARED GLUI

IA single bottle Of sPALDING's PREPARNI
GLUE viii save ten times It's cost annually. "a
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GnmmtsslpR.

FIMOTaY SEED-ANOTHER
prime lot Of Timothy seed just received and
IT sale 81 market prices BY
CLARK, GARDNER kOO
80, 81, 4s and IS, River street.
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Tron fhs Hzaninsr. EoFiolE, Val
Ospbalio Pills accomplish the object foF vhia
tsI Nere Aasae via; oure Of hosdaehe In al it1 am1
1 -s-- -HI0 0rfr - f-Y
,IErOm tbs Examiner, HorioiE, Val
They hsye bssn tested in more than . thOusan
eassS, with entire success.
UrOn the DsnOurat, St OlOud, Mina.J
obes sU9 Se sFi Of SHSs ben tIpghsq Win tss heed
nay have s6sa Il 6Sss & 1ss n 5tssoR 9 n yOo
lHron TIE Advertiser. Proviasncs B. II
ne Dephaltc Pills are said % 30 remarkAbly e.
leottye remedy ior the headache and one 81 tie Vs
oe5s tor hat Isry fequeat complaint Which has ~
| ar Dean ollcoVarBd. u o H1-F 'af-7IT Z
Hron ne WeatsEa 3. r ea4stia mioasO, MI
We c. hsartily SdoEss Ar. sBaldings Aad hh uEi
EFrOus the Ksasaha Taisy ste. Val rol
We Ate lzEs thst per.ons suEsrinS aitk h6adiohs
Sho ~ sAsms win stick % than
cad 7 90 u en- 80 lg5I1as l-la
IFrOn The sOuthsrn Psth Findsz. n. Oh 15er
sAsT yo1 t5at ars sisssa sas ys az saEs
sssS7 Us sess ~ rsOsiEsd bAsht@ that % OhaI
ar -EuE1 ef-l q. s---slsl sfr
Iron The st. Louis Dsnaoratl
Thsi Immense demand br the srticls CsDhsi,o pm.
= rapidly saorsassns. ais 5I7 = =
Iron he Gazette, DaTsBport, IovA.I
Mr, spalding would not oonnsot his nsnis vlith A.
Article he did nosP- ~ 70 possess reH meFik -
IFron Tie AdyertiSsr, Prcassnos, Ri
tn Lae tsstino2y n thsiE hEor s ItronE. nOa ~
nest re- asPecsAbls quartera. ---.f.-- =. ~
IErom the Daily zsEs, HswDors, Ri
OephAllo Ftlls aro taking ths plaza Of all kind,
'aW -aAa. eco - acl tFel n.l
. IBrom the Commercial Bulletin, BoSton.I
ssidto Be very emcscious Icr The headaoha.
g91 5li -1To aEeq .sc9 Ia 80 re
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60. - -. p -. -,
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TWENTY -FIVE CIV

Therefore 1t is iast taking the place Of other q
Ssff auss H'iO"s' s''O sTRoEp 4 ARMsTRoNe
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-16
sbispl of The aHllarkets IL
uss.sEss orslss, nd, q o.sE s.nExr. !
slssrsSskF i prrIcs, %. ID s4

ssrsSss. Maassv gssss eaas sssErr,
fsoTxoa' W. did nots hear 81 q sale III ssatur.
kuCe. NothiHg reported sa9
sneAR, The demand has snhsiaed and with
nberal sceipts prices have declined. About SOC
bids sold at for Common to Good com.
fapn and @sc. aBe nj Fair % Fully Fair
4 MOIAssEs With liberal receipts ana q, more more
inoderate demand prices are easier. Abont 2loe
sbbis. sold at lsa lso for Fermsnting, according
toaaality and 100 DlsA and 20 for prine 10: Choice
fsw shlalI loss of the latter commanding aIc
Yesterday 400 half hblss Prime not reported, sold
atszs and t5-d day 100 at 20 for Dark Fermentine
aaa sac. gallon for Prime.
RLou1 The reported sales are confined to j
few srnaH lots ct $40 60fer perfine and sll ii,
% hbl. for Extra. The Price Current states the
stock n0w on hand about 25 900 bbls.
0oEN. 100 sacks white Mixed sold 1T $50. %
htshel. s7'sF g - z
Rsn 2a5 sacks sold It the rsduced rate Of
81 70 u bushel. sssis Al
AlIsrlcn. Us bags sold yester day at 2sc. d Is.
Holders are now asking 25s II was recently held
~ 28cs s h. Y
orsHz 22saaoka Rio sold yesterday At S2ao.
and rs at ESQ % ln. 6 : q
sAooE shoui uidars afe retailing; SLOWLY t2se.,
Rubbed Sides 25s Clear Sides 27e52s, PLAIN Hams
1ze1 sse, and sagat Cured at z6c. d !ibs {
Hlsky Rectifed ii ling 1T the advanced
rate Of 81 l9@st 10 gallon. ss 3ss
y fb. ,''s ~ Ssss's' sss'. 4
PonE Mesa il retailing slowly al sttaas4s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-16
,wtn @rIsaps aap Grsstsai.

4 Ssssss - 81 y
- Ts =. - - a II sN4 1ssssysT COLUMNS
=
Btl1kT Nittt llsleltff. "A
e sgs . q.
sci i,cs' otsr * ss
3be ,vaek ending Fritaav noon. the waathe,
sss eu S4,ite variaaslss II has been reneraI,
ss,aI Il audv IND at dimes rainy. 4.
M sle week there were forty .four arrivals 5,
aEse fsysr. Seinp an Increase Of seven over tils
E number III, ms pre Nous week.
The receipts of leading ar!ticies for tie week
were sas follows sugar. 10. I'LL hliis. and hbis.;
saoiasses %. l7I bhls.; apples, 677 bbis; baeon
bbls ana boxes rope, - coiiss butter, Is kegs
Il sra ars,ns. hran aaoi saskss. beef. 10 bills;
sern, ,752 sacks ana bbis -four bbis; hay
bales laid, III teroes and hbls. and e2 kegs
oats, 7ss bhls. and SACKS potatoes 1901 bbs,;
t,ork; bbis. and shasces rice, l704 casks soap,
III bikes toDacSo. I'll hid wool, 2SI bags whis-
8 - IS III, rs ss 81 s =
so sass Y
poEt Snsi ss new ~ feet 9 inches below fgn water
R,ss,sss. ~ ~, Ssas ~ u snr,a
- ~ q = = :
~ II aiu = lnooe
snare 81 xhe passats leaFing siad
i S4ss5s. ass. q ,h,4 q & fs,,.,,
sss e ~ 'iu
sio1 slcckspnI 81 Inc lara loosen mad We
learn oyer I40Q TONS the nrgest load that
ever left the post Of Nesy flrleanason s,na hoat
4as ieat yestefaay morhing
so1 nay Azoo IS 81 mary v
cone vas loaded to the guards. We think that if
ne boats cS;s.:ara to earry these heavy loads of
ssuaar and noIasses away sfror, mere IA viii ne
!. Y = Z - -
=, sns " = y mn
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-16
'Est7a Raflroads. 1EfJ ay
+ N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT, NORTHERN

M
CANTON, December l6, ls61.-25 bales hay to
NJ Harvey &co- 20 do Warren i Crawford l3
do Gifien Smedes GEO. 20 do John Selly--S do do
+ I Il y NJ Allen &co-3 do Ably l. Catching 2l
to order-Total LILO bales hay. -. s
CANTON, December Is, ls6l.- bales domes-
tics Cassidy sl5;csks oil NO. & G N RRCo
20 bdls paper Phifan &co-- y do G B &co-64 do
Stevens y Seymour-sundries to order.
N. O., OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRASHEAR CITY, December Ia. Is6l.-42 hhds
sugar 9S bbls molasses to West, Renshaw Il Cam
mack-6l do Dbl Al hhds sugar Hare &co-2O
do Foley, Avery &co--So do Miltenberger eco.
50 bbls molasses Gordon & Castllo-2S7 bbs II hf
bbs molasses Darby & Tremoulet--3O bbls molas-
ses to order so do R Hare Eco 55 do do hhds
sugar Lobit Il Charpantier- Is do G sabatier-40
do Byrne, Vance &co--19 do Belocq, Noblom eco
s-l6 do Laforest & Desnlsres IL dow & D Urqu..
hart-1 do Is bbls molasses Wright & AlEen-50 do
" % Leverich &co--2 do A B James &co- 30 do
% hhds sugar West & Vilere-25 do Jackson
10 do SO bbls molasses E Schiff dkco-46 do Tole-
dano & Taylor Dbl 2 hhds sugar Is bbls molas-
ses Hewitt, Norton &co--2 do Dbl sugar Wood &
Low 20 bbis molasses Gls, Ferguson tSco-2 do
Dbl sugarP Sanchez-40 beeyes C Wilkins Geo
-s3 do Pascal d Rey-sundries to order. $
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-16
LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARD.
Corrected expressly for the New Orleans Daily crescen
RnrLE
SchOOners.
Ships.
COAST AND LAFOURCHE.

-|ECUAST AND LAFDURGHE y -.T-G
NEW ORLEANS COAST AND LAFOUKCHE TRANS
So = a5is r PoRTATIoN COMPANY. - 'N'
Leaves every TUESDAY nj u NJ, and SATURDaYatphn
THE FINE FAST PASSENGER
1ffaS steaIngr Music. Joseph DaIfates master win
above returning down the Coast every Monday
anu Wednesday in daylight, aEy,G \ = - ~I','
Leaves every Mo oSDAT, wEDSEsDA Y aud FRIpAYat12M NJ
THE NEW FASp PASSENGER
49, L. Packer sfary IT,. A. Dugss, master, will leave
landing, foot of ST. Lous street as above re-.
turning do the Coast every Tuesday, Thursday
and saturday in daylight. - E.. 'f-fgE7s7'
TIRdIN1Us G, DENTzEL.
o51 5 Advertising Agent.
E-Fhe N. Oh q. and L. T. Company will have clerk a
the warehouse foot of ST. Louis and deliver
freiEhI ~
For freight or passage apply board at the warehouse
foot of St. Louis street. -'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-16
e. RUPTUKES yES,.
RADIG ALLY souEEpt % g.
Letter from Dr. W. I. Mills Editor Of the Vicksarrg
T. 49, g1s Daily Sun. ..--

| a--s INA
:. Heynia can be Cured Without Needle or Knifei
eS ssn5 b ss. d e ask a e @ T.
eh he Of three Tha bos belonged Goalte
hopeess hsfs wa denee Pn 81
s soSs to When She @ sr s Eth hs
Ssw orleaps and ob,aned the Patent Truss Dr. A. sRe
Curative Mixture about hrse months the boy was sntrey re-
X as Es a Say was o K 5 hs S
ng the work Of Held hand rolling bags, ETC. without the
- ' = ~ VIZ F.4:iai Mills, L II i. Scr ps
Extract from Letter Written Three Years Previous to the
q .h5 Above, in reference TO the same boy T7 : =
t,.5s,....5 Iss4auEsA Co. Miss, May ., 1857. !
Dear boy is perfectly cured of the rupture
ae Of the tnest locking nep Deer Creek and
much work as any man. sEs W.T.. Mills, N. d
Letter from Dr. vhos j. Harper one of the most eminent ht
scaus in tho sate of Mississippi zI5I = : =
..Hs: R ssanss ssa
fsat and that you can sSs HIM. Please eme BY
&, 4 THO 5TEIos. .. s4ARpERSM NJ D.,
letter was in reference slave boy about II year
DID, rnpured both sides d who " as subsequently
rSturned sound. The following eSplsins itself; -
A., ss,r,, W.. YIeksBgRsl Mss, May 1850,
rrpss He only been pired short ne We cas ob
s eepfasges having confidence yolf skin il sSai
S.' Ss,s rHos. J. HARPER, NJ u.
- DR. BRhDESs OPINION.
.s.,s., #31ss New ORLEANS; 81 an. s. 1859.
saIaas psss sir~1s Rays Es9;; sf1;S Inn,
him WIN RELIEF esedss char any o6e spSa bsSs
syya M VIE 35ss = .ag sniF ios 81 seSora eutsd
assb irs Pr Sherman knsslf sssS sssa ss snS
aPen Che Citing sr s, ~ 8 r. BFIbEN, 81. D.
ss-nR SHERMAN respectfully informs fsp persons
1,ia u as oe tolu't AZ STREET
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-16

CoAsT-P sehr Eodie-ss hhds sugar Is bbls
molasses to A D Kelly SEQ.
AST--Per sehr Brazos-- so hhds sugar Darby
4 Tremoulet-50 do Hy Sheppard jr-l26 bbls mo-
lasses Frellson, Stevenson Geo. -sy. ~ f z
CoAST-Per sloop Belona rs hf bbls molasses
Carroll Hoy &co so bbls molasses 10 Rotchford,
Brown &co, @ -. ~ r.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-16
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ss@ 3fttans Igae larke!.

RkspEsf fFlcr No 7n s,Arnt II 81! y
-, {Js sss ~ Night q % IL 1851. 4 4 8 8
There ia.an inersasgd desire to move Id cotton.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-16
The following is the amount of treasury notes on
hand and included in the general assets that is,
Aaritlt anteIltatllte.

84s-..s cKEscEFr oFEIGE, No. 10 Camp Street. ]
s4l ~ Monday Morning, December l6. 1861. :
1s4 Arrived Saturday.
schr Elodie, -, I'm the Coast, to rnaster-2d dist.
Sehr Brazos, -, I'm the Coast to master-2d dist
Sloop Belona, -. I'm the Coast, to naster-2d dist.
S4 ~ Steam boats.
Republic, Clark, I'm Memphis isa.
Lafourche, Brown, I'm Vieksburg. 5
Golden Age, McCrindell, I'm Vicksburg.
M Sharpe, Dye, FIN Lobdell's Store. .f2
Iherville. Gross, I'm Fort Adams.
Homer, Whittenberry, fm Red River.
Arkansaw, Ragan, fm Lafourche.
Acadia, Vincent, fm Donaldsonylle.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-16
Arrived Yesterday.


2 7tI7E7-s151. AfFlveU Featerd@E. ,. 70 ~
9s,sss,sa.4s 49, Steamboats,. "
Natchez, Leathers, I'm Memphis. @
sallie Robinson, Reynolds, I'm Fort Adams.
.''ss Mary T., Dugas, fm Donaldsonvile. AZ
& A Gotten, Baraneo, fm Bayou Sara.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-16

The decrease in specie Is due to the paying out
20 its depositors some dues on the part Of the
Southern Bank, which, with change paid out at the
sotheg banks, makes mp the decrease. There is q
Ssiight In circulation which Of course, sets
at nanglit the charges that the banks do not pay
their own small notes when they have them. Id
faet II + greatly to the advantage Of hank TO pay
out ita half notes but il appears the public and
holders Of the 6s and los do not want the banka to
DO the clipping in halves, but do it themselves u
The stock market has been tolerably lively dur
ing the: week, though today there was more,
apathy observed 4-no inclination on the part of
buyers to meet the pfetensions Of holders. We
did not learn Of any movements to-day except a
few shares of City Railroad at l7es. "a fewbondsi
sef the Confederate Government were taken5at 81.
10 exchange we have nothing to remark The
market is decidedly weak at 1910 lao for sterling.
! These are the bank rates, Outdoor bins were
ssdnsl. Buyers are decidedly ofish at iS2@lss.
The sales Of ao,fe0 bales of cotton, il accom-.
plshed, would send the market down. Domestic
bills arc plenty, with some Of the banks buying
small sums. but the sugar movements do not an
pear to Increase the quantity Of bills on the mar.
sket, which leads tothe supposition that the par.
.etaseg of sugar are based on tangibie means
sYailabieat onces 3ss s