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sFEeMl H0UCES1


0Jr6Hs -ths sa8esa oha1gs Of cur elimais aT5
sources II pulnonsrY, 5rouohiii aad Asihmaiic AZ
fscfisns EzperieBcs hsvii proved tbEl nnpls
rsno iss oilsn 50 5pssiif and osrtsinIy Whsn r.
On ia the afiy stages q The dseas rsooarso should
as onoe DO had to "BroEn's Brsnchill Tfochss (" or
Lcss1ssI. let the Colds Cough, or Irritation Of the
Thraat b. ever 50 slighf, u b. ths rrtosuiion .
more serious attack maT be ei-etusliy Warasd Cd.
Public spsaksrs aRd ingsfs wi fnd thea sEsotual
foEelsariog s1d strsngl hsaingt be Eoies.
80. The Book OF eli others thar snould be
read . msn With damaged and broksa-doBn con-
stlfutions s"HUMAH FRAiL1Y, or Phyaiologi-
cal Rssesr hes" It ls boastifnliy flasiraisd, and
treats minutsly Of al the - mpioms that invariably
asEsiops themselves sooner Or later resulting from
the iraitisa and Ttisns habits Of early youth. in-
eapactating the victim ron Oh ring he fuitisn o.
TIE matrimozial staios and, Il not checked II time,
dogsnsrating all the functions Of manhood, and
bringing him, step By step. 70 lingering and IN
timely death.
soia ~ DE. BAWEOW, t5l BIosctsf atrust Nov
Esra. Prios 8 0snt8. Sent irss sFaryEhefe.
ssi4 a;so ~ 9. y. Clara, DsszEiaiz, ClsFa.aaa,
NOTICE. TO PHEsICIANs AND fHE PUBLIC.
ALEoocE PoaoUs PLlsFERs-TEsr1aosiAG.- G.-iF.
AilColk Co, 10. zsi Canal strset, HsW ro5t. 79th
HoV iss2, Gsutlams8; latsly suHsssd severely
fem & seaknass "a ny back ocsasi0asd 81 sudden.
y over sEeItiHg mysslf. BaEing heard sfyour plas-
tsrs much recommended for eisls Of thi1 kild,
procured one, ard ths reeait Vas all ttsf could d.
sire. A single plaster cnrod mo in 8 Waka
Yours respectfully, .. @. BRIGGS.
There Is n7lhing e .uai IA the way Of FASTER %
the Porous Platter q Mr. Elisock. IN Asthma,
Cough, kidney Aheeiionss 8ad Local isup seated
palnHi they afford ornament rsit "; ani tor vssk
backs, palms IN the aids, ST. hes and sp7rmaais
pains generally, theT unsuTpe SD or tho bsssat
ter inpsrt. Price . cent? each.
Geld hY z. gsrtasss s29 8gBsrio7 rrsst. Clssss
sd osi0. 80 By e. rss5eCt1bls 9saias f. na5i-
assf. eco
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OoMMRROIAL.
OI.RVRLAND PRODUCE HARKEp.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE. Z
THURs1AT hOnNINa, April "a, lisa

MOkNAhG LEADER OFFICE,
fHURspAT moAEINa, April "A, lisa !
FLOUR-Iho market yesterday Wts unchanged
and quot with but little doing. The sales we're 50
bbls extra white al $500 and S' bbls double extra
red ct $3.50
WHEAT-salss an Tussaay o 1000 bushels red
from store Of Se sod IeOO do do Anoat a. sho same
Yesterday, cars red IRON rack OF s7ei do do at
0ss; do do at ssci and cars from store st 81 o.
COBN-sales Of cars from track at $50, and 900
bush from store at $40.
OArs-Firm At 27o. No sAles.
RYE Sale o, / car At $50.
sEROs-sAls Of 100 bu.h Timothy At $3.50 UIo
yer is dau and nOmin Al At about Sl.1O@4,96.
HIGHWINRs-MArksts steady and quiet. sale
Of 30 bbls at 2Oxs.
LARD-stsady a. Te7J1O Tor 60 a. mon to choice
kettle rendered.
BUTTRR-MArkot arm with fair demand At
l20 ~ for oho'os roll
RGGs-sAl, Of % bbla at9i.
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Wakeman, LOrAin county, laments the death
of two young men, Chas. Todd and Seneca
Camp, both Of the 4lst-the frst Of whom
died Of fever In the military hospital at
Nashville whilst the other vas killed at
PitssburQ Landing.
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CHIOAGO nIARKKT-Aprn 2a
Trr rELpasAru.I

RLnUR-EIarket active and to 100 higher.
WHRAT-hiarket Nc higher with a good de-
mand. Sales at 7sa791c for No. l; 7s1f07lc for
No. 2.
GORN-H$rket unchanged and quiet.
0ATs-MaTket Quiet.
aRGEIT1Ts-l,51 bbls hsuri s,5oO bush wheat
30 n00 bush corn.
sHIPM RNTS 500 bbls Aouri $4,000 bus wheat
70 000 bush oUTn.
FEIGHTS-Aotive; 71fo on wheat, and &c on
corn 20 Buffal1.
observation-disclosures Gold , cent
uramium.
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OhIo soIaIarr DIED nt LouIrrIIIe.

The following Ohio soldiers died in the
general hospital in Louisville during the
week ending April 18th:
April lS-GeO. Williams, co. A, Sd Ohio
Cavalry.
April 14-C Powell, CO. l, 77th regiment.
a 14-John Tritt, co !, 42d regiment.
15-Wm. ?. Hoffman, co. 3, 4th
Ohio Cavalry.
April I7-ssmuel Newman, co. B, 10th
regiment.
April Is-JOhn Peck, co. O, 2lst rsgi-
ment.
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on epecInI nIrpnrehes.

Ths following paragraph states in nut
shell what We are hearing from scores Of our
readers every day. Is is postscript to q
busineis letter received ct this Office from 3
subscriber in FsirTisW, Erie county, Penn
syivaniA:
aIhe special dispatches Of the LEADER
glEe q the gist Of the news one day earlier
teen We can get is through any other chan
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N. Y. CATTLE MARKET-ApriI 2S.

BREVRR-Harket. psF owt, for fiTst quality, s0
$50 for ordinary; s7,5Oss for common; S797,5O for
S6NT.
SHEEP & LAlTBS-Markst hrm. Prime
quality It head 5000 for ordinary; S495 for CON-
mon; S3aD4 for inferior.
SWENk-MarEet heavy. Corn fed, per ID, S94ei
sWill fsd s5463Kc
RRORIPFs-Bseves 5,O59; COWS So; veal calves
el5; sheep and lambs 6,597; swine i2,23l.
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LAUScz.-ouayle Martin yesterday AFTER
noon launched from their yard the new propeller
built for the Erie Railroad Company. She is
fine boat, being 10 feet keel, % feet beam, and
u feet hold She is called the "Tioga."
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X. Y. STOCK mARKEF-Aprn 2s

BTONEY-MArkst continues easier at 5@5 Fl cent
for losns on call. strictly prime paper scarce and
In demand at 55Sa6k y cent.
STIR LING RXCHANGE-Markst firm Of
llA0Il2 for merchants, and ll29il2% for bankers
bills.
fSOLD-AmsrIean sailing at IMaIZ 2 cent pre-
MUM Calf, rnia gold bars are quoted at ~ ,
cent premium.
(S6VRHNWENT ST0CKS-Market frmsr.
United States 6 sI siaS456; s-l0 Treasury Eotes
are firm at lO0fl0lMs
business Chicago Rock Island 80; New jersey
I2g. Cleveland Pittsburgh l75s; Illinois Central
scrip 595f; Michigan Southern 22S; Erie 81: Erie
prefsrrei 6256; Baltimore 50; Cleveland Toledo
Az; New York Central s9A; Pacific Mail l04A
bTookiyn water loans lUl; T.nuossee Sc 5s5s; Cali
ornia 7s s5A Illinois Causl bonds 50: United Stats
Ts'H couDars 81; United States Sc 81 coupons 94A;
registered sA6i 6United States e year certificates
as,
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Z he spirited affair near Yorktown, In
whlsh the Vermont brigade was concerned,
euF los is aacsrtainsd to hsve been s5 Killed.
20 wounded and 9 missing. Tia loss Of
thssamy was 81 least equally roat
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BARRERING.

HAIR Dressing AND SHAW.
~ Lea INsTITUTICR.-W9. = ANBUsH,
- na rQolt under th3 American, 4 prg11red 70
oonmodaie all gu9tomsrI With prompt attantion non
l9le EorEmon- ssuarate room Tor ladial- novs5
NEW BARBER SHOP. III,
IN H4npARsON q O0.f have opened BarbsF-
Has store, Superior stHost, Opp18li8 aifsI 7orSs
Whofe theT tlfF11 = a1aFe fu7 q iErCuoa and 81
h4ir for 9hiuing. IhsJ ho7o % met al fk1if -
ksog sho1 win tholF DaiEoaASA oliifiI
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WILLIAMSON AND RIDDLE,
'Tss., e'sSsiaad' Ohio' EIkLLI5AARI IsOE,
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rtA1E Avo oman ENrAL PRIBTINe.

~ rsr- 7siu and ornamental rgtnting q ovurl de-
sr5rslnr doneat the Printing Eata1liahmenL 81 tlg
3 t7GH lsape on tbs lateat improved nna meet raple
49, r1Fra1 IN Tn hesl style, on short notice and
- isasonatl u rates. faftlollAr atteAtQn pe9 %
d.snk work. EverI oesoEipion oi hinolpH secs,
as7ts. u rafFinn noohp, Sc. 50
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I ADIEs' "HOMB GUARDS" !"

- ~ III 97AA4s4 q U04 = % A1l4L9l
re perfect 'Union" institution. It unitaI ths
Uorset, bhollder-BFEoe, Anti-Laoer and Bkirt-guR
pofteF n one boautiful article Of wearing Apparel
The HConstifution must be Preserved, . which sT-
sFF Lady Says cen Be b. wearing these Waists,
Thy THEM-PRIOEs RNDUOEDi
For uals by
ERA4AAH 3 KELLOGG, NJ Superior
Hfg. FOHTMR, Miilinars "a Haneca st.
HOWnR HIGBEH 81 supsrioF e.
Mrs. HABEHY, 30 ef. OlaiF s., and e Whois
sale and Retail b. tbs ProprietcEI and Manuiaetn.
seral 1R1 Ontario GErsets oTsr Hoor8'a Auction
Store, Cleveland o.
Waists made to Ordsr.
R8-Btate and Oounty Rights foz nlIa.
NORRIS 3 GHEFTIULD.
We VIII prosecute al p5raong who make the WaiIh
Or aaks the HracaI without aathoFfty iFom us.
kugls
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OhIa soldlsrr DIED az Sc. LouIs

In the weekly report of the mortality
among the soldiers in the military hospitals
and camps in the vicinity of St Louis for
the week ending Saturday, April l9, we find
the following names of 0hiosns:
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the following names of 0hioans:
April l2-JacOb Hollinger, co l, 18th.
13-Jacob Spenagel, co O, 63d.
l3-John Dobbins, co K, nth.
l4-JnO G Paul, co G, 46th.
l5-Milton hewitt, co D, 18th.
l5-Thomas Mathews, co q, seth
I6-John Bowen, co d, 56th.
le-John Robinson, co A, SD.
1e-Wm O Beatty, co G, esth.
I'm Alexander, co q, 46th.
l7-DaYid D Hoover, co H, 18th.
lT-John Colvin, co D, 56th.
lsth-JosJ Lake, 56th o battery.
ls-Wm Williams, co B, 18th.
Friends or relatives can obtsin any infor
nation In reference to their burial place, or
for their removal, by calling on or addressing
John A. Smithers, Undertaken, No. lib Ohes-
nut street. St. Louis, (who has the entire
charge Of the service giving the name Of
company, regiment and State to which they
belonged.
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PIANOS.
pIANosI PIANOsIl

G. A. BARLOW, Aeasr'

y 2 -allaV u 7
HEFr
G. A. BARLOW, AsEsT,
No. Euclid Street Cleveland, Ohio.
ls nov selling the oaiebratsd KNARE prAqos -.
greasly rednced prloss. Having lust rscsiTsa 4
lafg aesortnaent q tnqae superior inafFumarf. -
would Invite ali intending % purchsas s.i ~
e1s!lino taem oeiors purchasing elsewhere 49,
Anstrullent WarrA1tsd I've years. -tetA
- Old Pianos and Mslodeong taken n s,,.t,
- Elaaes moFad and boxed vita eafs. Pisso
-, RiaRod Tuned aad Rspairsd b. G. = NAT.
6b1liRIa
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.
DOR BENT.-THE STORE 1856
j Superior street, recently occupied By the IN.
dsrsigGsd. Room q By ls9 feat With Cellar and
IT UBINs PERFUMES.
IL kETTBERe 4 HAU5 HAEE.
THE MOST IMPORTANT
ANEoUEOEMENT
Thdt ESsT appeared Before the PsBEoI
DIR. RED AD,
Voterin " Surgeon, has introduced his celebrated
Golden Ointment Of Iodine
For the cure Of SPAWN, Rinzb ne, Curb, Eplints
Winogailas ThorOughPins Capped Hock, Wesk Heels
slounder6, rhFusis, Q tarteTs Crack, Contracted
shouldtrS. and particularly sweeney, OF the Decay.
ing o. the N usoies Of be Hips,
Gy-Enll diroctions With each box, and some i'm
portaut hints concern ng her diseases Waicn the
horse is iibe TO- ltWiu aire better rsfsrsnce
FOR sale by STRONG & ARMSTRONG. Price 50
cent and Si,00
es. Professional Gentlemsn will proat By using
in use for tue hum an. apr2l:s97
MILLINER WANTED D-ONECF
QAA thorough experience. None other nesd ap
TiI1-L MRS A L.sHAW,
ag-al:ssA z3s surerlor-st.
n U A L T Y
Is the Test Of Cheapness.
HEADs OF FAMILIES, on OFHBRs,
in want Of HOSIERY By the dozen or otherwise,
WIH faditto thsir Adeaatags
TO EXAMINE OUR STOCK.
TATLOB. GRIswOLD Oo's,
apE24 Dealers IN Dry Goods for Ossh.
237.
WEB 4 HIG BEE,
Are nov receiving their
20 HEAVY PURCHASE THIS SEAsoN,
Of the best qualities and the latest styles In
Staple 4 Fashionable Dry Goods
They hsv. nov received q varied assortment Of
SPRING & SUMNER CL0AKS,
and can sell al elegant gsmsnE Of the latest style
ior Thres bOllsrs. hxtensiye supplies Of spring
au4 Gutallal oAAAA Gl4tlAa naNe Nafu EfoeiNeQ.
Ever tmag nabls color in POult de Sole and GTos
de hapl,s silts-s xcesdt sly eheV1, with China
sumner 5ilHa, Engl sh and French apes, Bonnet
Ribbons, Velvet RipbOns Beliugs, Gloves, Hosisry,
L4Ce, White g lods kuchos. par5 6aK Linens, able
DamSHks, Tab e Covers, &C. Unlimlted supplies Of
THH OaEAPEsT EMBRoIDlRIEs
in town. comprising Ladies' Collars, Bssts, Bands,
OuGss sleeves, &c &C. have been received, An IN
GAito variety Of
NsO Spring SyIss Dress Goods,
including the mode shades in
PLAIN ALPACA CLOTHS,
with she best mskes Of
American Prints at 8, 10 4 l23e per yard,
and, without stretching, Hover Higbss have the
best One Shilling per yard pnaressed
37-Inoh BIeached Sheetings
In town At ihs Fries.
Pain Leaf ROOds, Snail Fass, Hoop Skirts.
The best, the CHEAPEST, and the most Of them, at
237 SUPERIOR STREET. 235
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Ernest I,ss.a,is,,
N' 10 the Friends
L -
Jtss. .= n ~ H-a- OF
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS OF THE SOUTH,

The Soldiers Relief Society having been author
lied and desired by the Secretary War and BY the Medical
Director of this Division Of army perform the services
the Confederate States Hospitals which they discharged
under the direction Of the Governor State Hospital have
assumed similar charge and supervision Of the following Hos.
pa viz State Hospital First College Street Hospital Second
College street Hospital Front Street Hospital Cedar Street
Hospital Elliott Hospital These now filed with pat:ents
from the armies of the Cofedeacy and every being
made to provide others fast the increasing necessities the
service demand additional accommodation We have entered
upon the discharge Of duties with determination to do all
IN our power at whatever of convent
enee 70 alleviate the msforunss contribute to the wants
and comforts of the gallant defenders of who may be
stricken down by disease, by tteeasuassof war.
We are receiving liberal contributions us in our work
from every portion Of the Cofederacy hut the anon
us are daily increasing aud end forth this appeal the
generous citizens Of the South for further assist nee the
confident expectation that will be promptly and eavoraby re-
spohoed to BY every Southern heart Tie contributions
needed are money for Mattresses blankets flannel under
ciething provisions sugar and molsses anyaces which
may be useful necessary for the sick the wounded or
vaescent These when distributed The different
Hospitals under the Of tia Medical Dec-
tor Dr. 9aude However small may be the intrinsic value of
afcies contributed let 1t be borne in mind that there
multitude of contributors the aggregate will be large
contributions should be addressed Mrs Felicia G. Porter
NO. ~ Cedar street. Nashville Tennessee pfc.
cabie and proper 10 do So the wishes the regard
to ths disposition thereof will be complied with. <'
From the patriotic citizens Of the onfedeacy anticipate
prompt and this appeal in behalf Of the
gallant soldiers who have their to our noble
Cause and who have bee Frustrated while defending homes
from the aggressions Of a ruthless invader.
l. 80 FELICIA GRUMPY PORTER, President.
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TALK ON CHANGE. /,

~ sas sa,Il on the flags yesterday were
numerous ior Inc times. Atone locality there was
asaaad bout the steamship Calhoun re-
eara'ng Yhieh there were many expressions,
sotnerWlse, iaHeh talk. y appears thafth cargo
aas andoa oteaay fallen into the hands of Tie Hes
a slsl Ane steamer n question might have been
Rorsa 2 rev hundred dollars; but she would mt
O pug M, even after being set on fire. Very
Afrange eh +! The general protest will, Of course,
explain ~. va can only repeat the remark made
over and oEsr again on the tags yesterday, that it
y the valaabis ca1go should have fallen into
sAs hands q the enemy True, the owners win
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Notice.

The Soldiers Relief Association Of Richmond Va having
been united with the Louisiana Association for the Relief of
Sick md Wounded Soldiers contributors are respectfully no
fled that s. Il Chanslss, ESQ, and the Rev. j. Harp or
persons appointed by them the only authorized agents to
obtain donations and subscriptions.
contributors OF Sugar and Moasses will ship to Messrs
randar Ghamhlisi Co. New Orleans Cotton to essrs
Lane Co.. q Memphis; of Money, TO any member Of the
COMMITTEE Clothing Hospital supplies etc. etc. to the
Association of T. O. snlly Chairman IS rayier street
and not to James Eq who is longer member Of the
Relief Committee.
y Il. $500 -, S. L. GHAMBLTsS, ~ ;
J. Z i. '5sf5 Chairman Of Richmond Committee e
gs.sSs 7. O., SUIl.Y S5
dsl 2plm Chairman Ex Committee N O. u
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o. No y n - 7l7l. - f85lt M 80 ITf.i
BRILLIANT PROGRAMME,

The following is from the Philadelphia Press,
edited BY the infamous John w. Forney ~ =
~ ofhing will do more to prevent the recognition
oI fne beiiion than series of bold and instan.
aAane0M forward movements Of Our armies hare
and eiseWhere At no period within the last fiya
months would such demonstrations have been more
decisive OF great issues II within the next three
Hsgss ane fesnrning messenger of the English
Virginia, Destroyed in Kentucky, annfhiIafed ii
south arolina Florida and Texas and driven AMI
q missouri, thAre will be no recognition IN tj,e
Southern Confederaey. = y -
Well, we are free to admit that If the Iincolnitea
should carry out the above formidable programme
81 operations, we Of the South would, be badly
damaged although We would remain unconauered
sand sunepnau cradle Bnt if the .sreturninr mes
senger Of the English GOVERNMENT shonla 1in4
the Fedsrals run cut Of Virginia, kicked out Of
shentnck whipped in South Carolina. FLORIDA and
Texas and extin guished id Missouri, what tl,ens,
Probably Foraey never thought Of iii, answer IL
such y question. He and his compeers would d.
well 70 reflect about IL for they win in onr
opinion, be obliged to admitgan affirmative verv,
shortly after they dare forward movement 4,
force. 5sss II se1 IL! =
Ihe recognition Of the Southern Confederaeu.
which the minions of EneoIndom appear to ,reasy
80 mueh, will come about III due season. We az,
the sonth ewiling to bide Dur time and 10 wait
That recognition is not iars distant, /
lnhdef any "Reminiscences, but we would rather
prefer tiat'it shoHld be postponed until We have
nad an OPPORTUNITY TO drub the ain-glorious boast
efs 20 lWo Or three more pitched battles.
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Aid for our Troops in Kentucky and vir-
= IL ss.sfI ,ss NJ ginia.

Dr. LeRemondis, the agent Of Army in Kentucky aud
Virginia leaves Friday Bayou Teche to obtain contrlbu
ons having been dened owing the receipt Of goods from
Texas to be Immediately awarded s.
Blankets, oyecoats Uaa Garments Dried Fruits Oranges
etc our Army stand greatly in need Of Messrs Arthur
o. are the agents to receive these articles Beos Shaw 10
receive 81 cash donations We trust every true souheusr
Will contribute his mite tothe RELIEF Of Volunteers They
expect and with Justice those that remain home should aid
those VINO hsht hssr battles. dig 2ptf
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RTREAU DE La COMPAGNIE D,aSSr.
- RANGES MCTu ELi.Es DE LA L0GisIaSE

EouvELLE ORLEANS, 6 de Jarvisr 1852
Contomament aux specifications Care de IA Comma
sie sspraces Muuees de- la Louisiana ct IN acts de Ia
LEGISLATURE de PEat de Ia Louisiana No. 49, approuye Is II
oe MARS public est averti que les Cerhcata suyaats de
Scrip pannee 1858, plus FierG mont mas e,cr, "a
psSed psr cee Conpagnie ct 81 les dts Certificate plus ne
ret ne son pas tteame par les p3opriears esau
leo trents ous qn suvront Ia premiere publication de Get
rs seTont cancellss ct annules les ortats PLACES su
fea dn eoInpte contingent sur les yres
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Volunteer Kelisf Committee.

5l sgzss 10 AL aoop c1T.zEss.
Il Va " ,{g84s.S vi 3ssT, New ORLEANS Aug. 49, 1861. 2
this Committee has received with deep regret positive
proof that inpeons have been pracced upon the public gem
crosby by obaang relief who were not entitled 10 e
same they hereby appeal All good cxsns he may cons
% the nowledse Of any such cases Of Fraud inform mem
bers Of the COMMITTEES IN Rason Or leave sua information
with little delay possible their office ecrstarys Room
oi Board of Aldermen. Tbs following arehe names
Of The Committee gss WI ?9-seSS
GERARD sTITH, Beard Of Aldermen,
{t9a ssPsDELABARRE, $50.
~. weir L. r. FDRsTALL, 81 ANS &c.
4 80 j. Il. HUcKTNs ASH. 81
Jas BEdGs. Board Of Asst. Aldermen.
.ss. v. n HoDGEfNs, :. 49,
kt4$ S8 J. b. LEEFE, 49, ~
sss JAMES DAVIS,
aus s.a Chairman aAa v 81 s EGGS, =.
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sanraSl Ris'0, y.-
SUCCESSOR TO sEwELL T. TAYIos) IMPORTER ,y
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC., .,r.-
: Nos. Ii and Is Royal street,
Hasnow nstore large supply the celebrated CIR Dp
booAY in quartz pnts; also brands
Wis: CHARLES HEIDsEICK PIPER HEIDsEICK. PAR
MENTIER, and other brands ofinferior quality hay.
large assortment of the best Old Shses such AMoNrT
LlADQ, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR sHERRIEs-lsss seUTHsIDE MADEIRA. of
direct importaon other Madras Of lower grade supsro
Old London Dry Dock PORT other Pors Of les, grad,
The celebrated sAzARAc Observation-Disclosures 1905 1888.
1902 and so6aiage supply always on hand All grades
cLAREP and WHITE WINES, In glass and wood Wits.
kYsscotch and Irish Old Rye Bourbon and Wheat whls
kys SCOTCH ALE and PORTER lin pintsandquarts. COR
DIALs etc. Mya assortment Of the best WINES which
sold on as other tho CITY
AARON BIRD,
nio Sply - : Nos. Ia Rova RtreA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-29
PTOCeeGi3sgs

- \. Proeeetfsasgs
or THU -.,
LOUISIANA STATE CONVENTION
In ENGLISH AND FRENCH,
Together with the ORDINANCES passed BY said Convsr
on Tin both anguage0 and the CONSTITUTION Of the State
amended.
For sale by --'tI
bhoomflEhD STEEL, PETER O'DOENELL,
III WHITE, ~ HERBERTa EsCoUSsR,
dEo. ELLIS, WE. GOLDTHWAlTE
F.HAWESh CO., q. -l,. E. EZEkIEL,
..- 7. FITzWILIIAM.
E4"Orders from the country filed of liberal disconnt
ny22 2ptf 80
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NEW INFIRHIARY.
IN DIR. REY NOLDS :

! ~. D Il. E Y o L DIS
THE UNRIvALLED CANCEL: DOCTOR,
Would inform his friends and public that he has
and completely lifted up an Infrmary the spacious and ele
CANT mansion No. 10 Baronns street. between Canal and Com
mon Streets where he will devote all attention to the
Of CANCERS in their worst FORMS scad Heads White Swell
iings' and Ulcers of every description.
ne refers with much pleasure the annexed certificate
MADAM A. CHAPPELI, well known and highly respect.
able lady OF this city - 80.
~ T ~ (Copy Of Certilcate,l Ee..E
1-. aS,4 New ORLEANS, Oct. IL, 1861
TINS is to certify that the Undersigned resident the city
OF New Orleans for number of years. residing at No
52 Erfo street, had been for long time afflicted with Can
Ger In her breast In order have It removed the under
signed applied to Dr. Warren Stone who operated three
different times without edecng cure. Subsequently, an
piled to DR. REYNOLDS under whose treatment the Cancer
was e!acnay removed and perfect was made take
this means Of doing justice DR. Reynolds order that
Others similarly afflicted may avail themselves of his valuable
services. a - 45ts.. = st.5 $780,
nii1 S. A. CHAPPELL.