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iiaiMORIlUOIDs.

sEAY'S IINlMENT-No Fiction.-rIhis OK
i traorllnary chemical comp silion. the result
of science, and the invention .; celebrated meGi
cal man. the introduat,n Of which to the public
was in,cs ed wltt the soemnity of n deathbed
bequest, has since gained reputation unparalleled,
fully sustaining the correctness of the lamcitcd
DIR Gridlcy's last confession, that IS he dared not
die without giving to poslrrity the beucf. Of his
knowledge on this subiecl'' and he therefore
b4qucathed to his friend and attendant, Solomon
Hays, tho secret Of his discovery.
II is now used in the pruciyal hospitals and
the orivnte nrnc,ice in on, rnnutrv fir- ma mast
cnr,1nv lar The cnre o tho p1, a 'I',,2'
sycIvn;1 eflclnoIly rs In h,t1l, crcinii, mice
where lis effects are witnessed Externally in fbo
f,l,ov.inp comnlaint.:
For pTopsyICyeu,ipq cx,raorfinarv absorn,:o,
at once,
All Swellirrs-Reducinr them ia a few ho7rs
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The above medicine can he Obtained only Of the &C.
neral Agents, and those retailing agents having II con.
mission >lgncd by a. Miles, PEST +. NJ. t' and
counicrSlgned by'E " b I Stone, General Agents for
Louisiana and bearing the Company seul.
L'st # .4genr!tS.
II y / stone, General A gents for Louisiana Ii
ichoupiIoulnS street.
Hicder:N Co. 1873 old Lovee street. opposite Veg ia
bic .tiarke.
Paul Martin, cor Old .avce and Hospital street.
VIVA sherry cor Camp and Julia str els
i'r Mueller, cor fcioupitoults stree, and St Mar, :
market
J T Borbot & Co, corner Tchoupitoulns and Girud
streets.
X ? iartWcl Bayou Sara, la.
DR. Wm Stunshury Nutchitochcs, La.
Thomas StanshUry, Houston, Fexhs
Frederick Serda corner 'oydrus and Camp sis.
Geo, Jones, INoli CiIcle.
Win. Evans No. Building Co. Row.
Application for agencies medicines by wholesale
must b. made to the General Agents al New Drlenns
All letters, post paid, viii be promptly atlcnded to-
ms ly
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| q BEAU Flfti. head of hair is The grandcst nrna
msht belonging 10 the human frame. How strange
~ me loss ot II changes the coun'tnance, and prena
ufelV brings on the appearance Of old are. which
ses many to rccoil at being uncovered. and sometimes
even to shn' society avoid the tests aud sneers
ther acquaintance the remainder Of their lives are
ScQn"ntly spout il refinement In short not even the
loss u property fills the generous thinking vonh will
mat neavv sinking goom docs the loss of lis hair
avert all these unpea ant circumstances, OIdridge'
Balm of Columbia stops the hair fron linr off On the
irStappllcacn, aud few bottles restores it again. II
likewise produces cyeb'ows mud whisers prevents tie
naf RON turnIn5 gray, makes it curl beautifully, and
rees It IRON scnri' Numerous certificates ot the first
fosp'ctahjity in support of the virtues Of OdriIge4
Balm are shown By the propretors.
IL Read the lo'lo.ving:-
Robert Whorton, Esq. late Mayor Of pllilalaph
mas rerlltieC as may h. below, to the high cara
fnf he following gentlemen.
The undersigned do hereby cc t'fy TINT ehave used
me Balm OF Columbia discovered by J. Ollrilge and
have found highly sorviccahc otonlv us preventive
AGAINST the falling off of hair, but also certain rostor
WILLIAM THATCHER, Senior,
Methodist Ninis ter in t George char.e.
No SO North Fifth st.
JOHN d THOMAS. NJ u, 1863 fiaccst
J9liN ; ~ REn ~ Spruce street.
HUGH McCURDN. 2t3 South ID st.
JOHN GARD, Jr, l23 Arch street.
1t IS known that three of the above signers are NOR
than % years of age and the others not less than 80
From the Mayor1
Commonwealth Of Pennsvlvan'a, }
City of phad,phia,;
!, Robert Wharton. Navor of said civ Of pblade
rhla, do hereby certify that an we'll Acquainted with
hessrs lng'is, john : Fure aud Hugh NJ Curtfv,
whose naneS are signed to the above carcatetlnt they
are gentlemen OF character AMI responsibility, and as
such fall credit should he qvon to the said certificate
In ",tn"' VIII reof have hercunto set my hand
am rauSrd til" scnl Of the city to be fixed, this
nth q ~ OF !er"mbnr Nc.
H. kuHEET WHARTON, Mavor.
o5sf:hN L that each bottle of,hr Genuine Balm has
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Liza. tlZiA.
s'slNssCab54i MANSION HOUSE

EN CITY, PENSACOLA.
7!E slbsc rher av IL purL hased the lease and fur
d nlture OF this Known establishment, from Mr.
Taylor, lie late PROPRIETOR will he ready Give VII
tiers bN the Ist Il April next.
Nulr.Ind and cosby improvements will be found in
the Arrangements OF the niansion House. lew and
more tummudions bathing houses will be built, and
warm b tbs VIII he provided at all hours. A stabis
will he attached u the house. with good accommodate
lions for horses and carriages. Fist horses and
carriages will also be kept for hire moderate prices,
and sail and row boats, with persons to manage them
tor the of vlSFrs billiards and othe amusenents
aud 81 conducted as ioterere with the comfort
and quiet OF the boaderS. The wines aud liquors will
be OF the best quality, and 10 a ull supply of
ice, cargo has already beeu ordered which viii arrive
about tie lst OF May.
Mr. Frederick Barnard who formerly kept SO popular
hotel at Washington city, will condacl This no ell for
the proprietor, who, with such aid confidently assures
the visitors OF last year, and his friends generally, that
they will receive every possible attention. and thereby
expects TO give raj satisfaction.
] he local advantages OF III house too well
known TO need engt ened description here. The
tat Pensacola is The 1rgSSt naval station of the
Gov rmeu the general rendezvous of the Gulf suhad
ron; the stubriy OF Its climate refreshed constantly du-
ting TIE summer months by the coolest reeses from
rbe Cult; the beauty Of the bay and the neghbouring
island AID rivers the abundance and aelicuey of the
Ssh with winch the wpIers abound; aud lis proximity
to the best Southern markets. PENSACOLA the pres
ference all other places these latitudes, as
healthy aud delightful summer rereut.
frsl tate boats will RI between Pensacola and Mo-
bic and will ali times he sEle 10 take the passengers
irutn the New Orleans boats.
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FOR NEW YORK.
Louisiana anl New York Line of packets.l
M ,55tF5p ~ IN

-: - -. - - - -. -
NtlE ships composing this viii sail roln New
4 q leans and New York every other Monday
e mnencing the 10Th november, and to insure the
s!ctest p"ncuaiity in the time OF sailing, the line
viii hereafter consist of five Ships viz
ship lazoo, Captan 'lrask to leave the 20th nov.
ship Lo"isfAe, Captain Palmer, to leave the 18th
necemer.
ship !ihnosrtHe. Captain Eldridger to leave the
18Th pecCmb
Ship pich&bug, Captain Woodhouse, to leave on the
Ship HiS "sSepQi, Captain Davis leave on the 18th
January.
u The above ships are all new of The first class,
GapPered aud copper fastened and upwards of 500
burlhcn, Of light drauoh of water, being built in
New ofk expressly for lie trade. The price OF pas,
sage is fixed al haAdrsd doiidrs. Their cabins
fitted The mosl improved aud convenient plan, and
Il nStcd III neat and elegant style. Ample stores of
the first quality viii be provided aud regard had
10 the comfort and entire satisfaction OF passengers who
Mil please take notice that no berth can be secured
til paid tor at tile office oi the cuusignees.
These Packets are commanded by Captains we'll ex-
pcrienced in the trne, who viii give every attention,
and exert themselves accommodates hey will
all times be towed up and down the Mississippi by
steamboats,, and the strctest puncuality observed in
the lime of sailing.
Tile owners o these hips will not be responsible for
aFy let en- parcel package by put board of
Them, unless regulnr bill OF lang he signed therefore
At the cnHntng house of agents ners. Fer
undergraduates, apPiy To
d BEIN s. A COHEN;
nov - 90 Common ST
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FLORIDA RolrrE For NEW YORK.

o. Travellers DESTROYS OF taking the Florida route,
via Pensacola The North are informed tsat FIRST
boats will constantly run from. Mobile to Pensacola.
leaving Mobile and Pensacola every ather day after the
LIST OF Nav. Coed stages viii aiwsy he provided, ~
the subscriber be in readiness ta take passengers from
Mobile in case OF the failure OF the boats.
SBAhNHIn.
Thr steamboat Champion leaves Mobile TIT een-a-
cola tNiee week ieo ~ Il
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ENIAf De La LOllSIANE-Cour du Premier
91 District Jndciarc, John May Foster co4lre ses
creancrt et les csGnicI de DeveaH> 4 Foster. Les
creancers de John .lay Eoslrr de Deyenux x Eos
ter snnt par e present rsqus de sassenber en- pcine
c9ur samed 20 du coNtAnt, a 10 heures au ma1n
attn de montrer cause, sill cxstc, pourqui lnlit
John May Foster nubtiendfat pas lie banelce DIES ,i,
assess pour lp soulaa enen DIES Gebaurs nsolvalles
een''s. Caswe 4 Brand tsqr. sont NOMINEES pou
repftsener les creancies abSen-, dams cette utiare-
Par ordre de Ia cour, dec, 1888.
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ABERNT IiY'S DYSPPrIC ihNIR.

Dr. rurthy, ii. gre ,tast Of English sfgaons vas
OF ppiuun that min -tenhs of the diseases that afec
mankind originate in the stomach. This Elixir
used by HIM with the most unprecedented success in
his private and public practice for upwards OF forty
years for the removal of he following d.soases
Loss ofappette, Fiauency, DiStenlion Of the Stom-
ach Pain the side, lIeayiness of the Head ard incli-
nation 10 Sleep Iregulnrity OF tie Bowels, and in all
whore Indigestion or ,oStlve habit Is found to
exist.
This med cine must not be humble ed among the host
of 1uack nosrIls before the public, it is the
sole invention OF the abest and most scientific surgeon
Europe ever produced, and the of preparing it
was purchased by the agent for very large 1t is
agreeaoe AMI pleasant to the taste, acts mild aper
ient always keeps the bowels free, mrarls vlgor aud
sreng,n to the system, and cheeriulness the mind
and few bottles the most confirmed cases of
Dyspepsia Indigestion, and preyentsa return at any
t,,tnra ar,ni
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-Unfounded
~ rumors of the undersigned having sold out,
or disco 4tlnncd his old and long established
GARDEN SEED STORE,

OF disco 4tlnucd his old and long established
GARDEN SEED STORE,
N, IS Custom houSc Street,
Having been most ndusrious|y circulated by self
Interested parties the subscriber begs 10 assure his
friends generally, and the public at large that ne
still continues wMhin two doors Of his late, on
former stand, to be furnished with full and cx.
tensiyc supply Of all the standard kinds of kitchen
or vegetable ,.arden Seeds, of the growth and i'm
port OF the present season, 1887.
Since the early part OF September. he has re-
ccivcd ample supplies, By the packet ships V'cks-
burg, kentucky, and Arkansas, all arrived in short
passages, direct from New York By the Mlssis.
sippi and another packet, he is in daily eXpcctn-
&lon of supply of Fruit Trees and Asparagus
Roots, having already received Invoices thereof by
mail
The subscriber hegs further to assure tln pubic
at large that ho is at present as well enabled to
meet aud execute orders for all the kinds of Garden
Seeds either wholesale retail as he ever was
since his first establishment in January, 1922.
Country Dealers and Market Gardeners orders
filled at the lowest and most reasonable rates by
the pound weight, and gallon or bushel measure.
Catalogues, either in French or English, may
always hr Obtained personal application -
usual, to WIN SMITH,
GARDEN Seed Store, SIS Customhousc sire ::
NOrfa-A constant supply Of Bird Seed cli or
mixed pa,u; pnlYerzcd soup; herbs, and Shake rs
dried lrBrbs,-M,th supply of peas aud beams.
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pARKER.s ROCKY MOUNTAINS, &c.

~
81 OURNAL OF an Exploring Tour beyond the
Rocky Mountains, under the direction of the
y b c T NJ, performed in the years 1895, sc and
10; containing description OF the geography, &c.
oIogy, climate md productions, and the mum q,
manners and ,ustoms OF the natives; with Map
Of Oregon Territory, by Rev. Sam Ell Parker, a ii.
The River aud nc Desert; or Rrcollycnons Of
the Rlone and tn, ThartTcuse; by Miss P4rdoe,
author ofthe City of, Sa tan, &c. iu : vols.
The Robber, Tale, the author OF Richelieu,
The Gypsy, Altilai in 2v
The Two Flirts; or Ad, ~,urc in Country
House, aud other Tales, by Lady BIcssmgton, L l..
Balnar, Mrs Norton, Barry Cornwall, Mrs Core,
Csptam Medwin, and others; in vols.
The Lie AMI Adventures OF Nicholas Mic lchy,
edited by Boz, with Illustrations by PAiz, No, /.
just re eivcd and Tor sale by
BENJA MIN LEVY
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BENJA MIN LEVY

! COPIES. &c.-j II received AMI for sale by
Nm. Mexican, corner or Camp uud Common streets
general assortment of surveyor Compa-ses,
Mathematical Instruments, Drawing Pens
Spring Dividends, spring Buy Pens, Ivory Pro
tractors,
Ivory scales, Guntel's Scales. Glass rriena,,s.
Parallel i,uIrrs Microscopes fhermowelo ;,
Camsfa Obs uraa, survey, Chaia,
Measuring Tapes, DC. u
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MILES IDN.t % MFijit tNt..
The virtues of HE outatn not only delicious
vegetable the table but also as !: medicine, have 10,
considerable time past attracted no ,c attention 1t
has been hrcSedto possess atblious qnaiil which,
they contd he Ciieruaiiy c%i!%cted or separated a
The supCIlluGHS m,atler would be Invaluable. IMA las
been characterized bilious country. large portion
OF the ia arise from is)rtrrcd lives, or from .v
Engagements HE nuu!;u sl stem. his esp cr'!y
the cnsc in tic west, H! sti mere so Al The south. =
remedy, easy, SAFE, cIeeQa i" ms 0lel' H. aud lear-
ing tho constitution wjlnparcd, could he discovered for
bo,,s complaints, this vo,tld l'Vucs tipnaiy be among
the most hea.tiiy climates in the world.
Caiomel has been the almost universal remedy tor
diseases of this character. But IT rs remedy which
no@ hut necessity should induce the use Oh II may
be considered as ire passing On tie province OF another
profession to ak 't dis, yet We MAY he permitted t.
express our strung conviction that Iabmtl eal'ot be
us, without Injurious and lasting Effects upon iile sys-
tr !e@cr OF less, according TO the quantities tkcn
aud the frequency Of its use, aud the constitution u tb"
patient. A substitute for this, therefore, from the We
scablc Kingdom is desideraun il ibis country
eheiieye this 'irselatum has been discovered III
he Tomato. Dr.. Miles, of this city a! his assoc IS
With much labor and expense, as We understand, have
succeeded in obtaining such extract from tins Negeta-
ne AS, is hoped, will be o,m cicctu4l substitute
We have taken some pains to enquire among inculc"l
men and others who have used this mcdirine AS 10 It's
fleets, and VIC feel well satisfied that il will prove Il
most valuable remedy in bilious complaints SO tar as
have been able to learn ii has produced the desired
elect nner;hg 10 produce health, action OF the liver,
ir0ctg bilious discharges Whelt needed, ana III Soit
Instances breaking up 'ieVers with even more certainty
and in shorter time tn calomcl: Fer sick or BILIOUS
headaches, il has been found good remedy. ! hose
who have used ii say that it does produce the deb
tng effects OF most other kinds %. p,ugali,e medicines
tliat there is increased danger ilom colds after II
use and here large doses OF calomol would be needed
this operates without any danger OF the distressing and
injurious effects OF ctonle when producing salvation
As we have reason to hope from our Investigation,
his extract OF The Tomato will prove s'hsbtuile IL
: ODtEIip AT ri
ard it blessing to the hulnap family.
lntIl Perfectly saa, and tree Jrom all min IS
e that we speak Of it, and trust that snrano
fHliy tested by ianllles. VIC have every usul subc
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RSTAr DE LA LOuISlANE-Gour de paroisse
ENApour la paroisse ct vil- de la Nile. Oreails-Pn-
sent flionolnbe CHARLES hiaurian, luge-decenbre /
l5}o-No. ll2&3-Newlon Richards vs.. ses creancier4
ct les creanriers de john Boyd u Co. La cess II
DIES bens du peiulJnla re est arcepte la cuur
hcnetc2 de creanCers dies cleancicrs de John G
Boyd; il ord0nnc ql'une enlhre dies creunciefs
nit lieu en- l"tpde de II b CenaS, not public, vented
4 'anvlcr 1858, pour deli lerer j,Iltrcs dit liz
sovable, Attendant uutes pcurstcs conlre la per-
some eli les bieus ind Newton Richards atretees
MN. Ehnor King representa- les creunc7Is alb
sens-Par ordre de la cour-jureau du Gretter, Ter
Dec. 1885. ARMAND PFFOr. grcificr
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s4STAT De La LOUlsIANE-Cour de Pnroisse
Apout Ia Paroisse ct Vile la la Nlle-Orrans-Ple
sent L Ionorahe Charles Mnurian, uge-No II ,266-
John Ii Graham, dttuelemenl drtenu, contra ses ere
ancers;-Sur lecture ct enrcgistrement de la petition
tabeau en- cette asire est ordunna Q une Assem-
bee DIES creancieIs de tnsovabe III, lieu en- painc col
lundi, lie II Decrmbre 1883, dix hetes du matnaIn
de deiberer sur les aft res de nsoiyab!e en- attendant
tnutes ponrsuites ct sa personne arreees; 1t
Kennedy esnomme pour represeuer les creanciers al
sem: Par ordie la cour, % nov 1875
o5Iiny NJ CHA on Nna E,of
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IGhE3' III tf..Nf COIION GIN,
blythe Parntre, No. - Magazine street, New Orleans
TO BE MAN FACfUkED iSrHhtN YORK BY
ROBERT HOE 4 co.
SG.7 LE Or FI2iGhS- D9H3ic Tins.
For dodbe Gin OF SO saws more eacl,
ctuaer, making 100 SANS III tt snnd
with feeders bands, Sc. at s. ,,efaaw, or $500 Oo
For "a liouble Gin OF to sa Us cylinder,
on i20 saws in the stand, feeders, &c.
Sc per saw, or 80 %
For do. Of - SAWS en- do, en- saws ina
stand, At s. d per SOW, Or 500 DC
For do. ut ~ SAWS do. OF 10 saws in
staAd, q -. 81 per a.t~, d, go on
5 G TE G IN
For a single Gin of So SAWS or more, With
one set OF feeders, bal>ls, sc. al St ptr
,.n ~,
E,'J' IF IN .,,,.s .,;,, l,,,,- g.. &c %''' ~
= w. "'''' 'e>''s'S ; >'' 81 20 eo, y,
Gov 10 a. al s,,ys will, r,l,. g. &C. $50 w
% 49, "'''' 's>s's' > ~ - ,oo oo
Enr /, nt9n.,,o viii, ,.,,,... s ,.- '0N W
"a nor, s,v 49, - y ,zo an
Ex,r,,ee,h ,r.,ere desired for fa, ,,,s s,,,ns,r ~
ia cents rasI H., ,n,,hn,. ortsn,l I t ,
ohr nnnHer or saws Cuc SET ~ ,,,i, 49,
si,,ered howcyn, viii VEGA, ont ~ ,t,. ~.
so,ys Evtr, s,,,s s,,r,,li,i a, IN ,,,f - "
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7 Sanford, Esq, Mr. c Cullnn,, r MeAlpn, Esq, 1t.
Orleans.
S-A letter bag 10 receive communications for
persons the thuse hotel, is placed Geo Whitman's
office, 81 st Charles Exchange.
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ALA AID DEEM MAnOMED'S DYE.
For changing the iiair Eye rows, or Minister'S
to a permanent Blown or Biak, by one application
without staining the skin or the finest linen, iual
received by BUSH Il ALLAN,
l7nov Fancy Store, C. St Charles & Com
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. STATE OF LOUISIANA,

D = 7 Il II Vt iI'7VF' NM,
1 AR1Su Court for the Parish and City of New Or
leans, Present The Honorable Cha, les N|auran,
Judge. No. ll266, John II. Graham, in actual custo-
dy, vs. his Creditors; Upon reading aHd fling the pc
utio and Schedule, this case, 1t is ordered by the
Court that meeting of the Creditors OF the nsovent
take place, in open Court, Monday the tb day of
december next then and there to DELIBERATE on the AT
fairs fsaid insoven aud in the meantime all proceed.
ings against his person aud properly stayed 1t is
further ordered that Thos. II. Kennedy, Esq. be APP
pointed to represe the absent creditors.
Clerks Office, New Orleans, Nov. 3D. 1898.
N GUfOI,
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ROWAND.S TONIC MIXTURE,

l..Ir Trvrt7 lyn- ,ITTr
rEyEN wears have not vet elansad since il ,vox
Il first regularly submitted to the public: b,t if
has attained the hirhcsl reputation; and has sun.
planted every her medicine for The Aoue, whcrnv-
or it has been known and apnrcciated Already
has it been carried il every direction throughout
the UuicC States, and still reaIizcs more than cod
have been anficipated hv us most sannllinc friends
Thousands Of persons lave not only been relieved
hut restored I healih and vjpor through its aeon
cy; and they now cjec riu'Ip testify, at every op.
purlunity, 10 lis deriI 4 and supreme cfficacV
is composed Of such medicinal principles as nre
calcuttedto renew the healthy ne ion OF tho stom-
ach, llvee, and other important ,liresi We DREAMS
the loss of winch harnuuy is the Immediate cause.
Of the disease. L is apparent ;,lsn that it prodn
ces MI entire change IN tie condition of the system
and certainly 1eS roys the native liability TO roIa).
ses OF the affection. Wucu the Acme is attended
with any ,,Io, o,,,,,,l.,i,,+ ~, oo,7 ,, - d.
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- NG1lONED BY THE IA uLIl OF MED



FHNiOhN'S Compound Extract Of Copaiha and Sarsa
l. partlIa A certain, s:tc and uicst elrctua reInc-
dy ever discovered for the of GonoIta elects,
Structures, Whites, Pains in the back aud oins, seminal
weakness, affections oil the kiducs, gravel, storbutc
efupti"us, sc.
In the introduction of ameLicne possessing the i1seiu
and active virtue OF tn" now offered TO The public
tue proprietor has bur to refer to the numerous recon-
mendattons received from the eminent OF the me-
aie"i faculty IN rhopc believing that II Will be duly
appreciated when lis merits uily known. ihc
Bas,m OF Copaba 50 extensively +sed, has lost much
Di It's credit from the dislike which patents tGrmerly
express regarding its dsasreeHbe taste, disturbance
produced ia the bowels and stomach, au, IT'S heretofore
lnelci'ne' When used in the inlaiumaOrH stage. The
proprietor hts made analysis Of tho 'san, conceN
ing that the more active qualities wu Id thereby be much
more concentrated and more usetul!y administered than
M the present state The above uc, cine combine IN
gradients which in the highest repue amo.s the
mosi scientific ami learned in The profession. Each
drug in the composition of this preparation Increases tie
efficacy OF the other producing operation truly asto-
hlshItE and surprising the most saguu expectations;
poss@asngHt the same time the advantage OF its being
red with perfect success in The 'iiefent stages
OF the above disease he most eminent physicians and
surgeons OF the present day express eIr ecl cd APP
pro alton IN favor o Smsapari!ia whilst its III the
principal hospitals and public medical institutions has
be n, AID stun continues, very extensive. ii was t#v
remedy with the celebrated i)r Alternately in ali
yenccal affections, ant, III obstinate utioIs,
arising from dsorrre, sst, OF die digestive functions.
Having been submitted to the test aud experience Of the
most celebrated among The faculty. The, have expressed
their satisfaction Of It's extraordinary efficacy in every
under their Charge BY adopting it both IN lheir
public an private practice Ihciruh CrNMinus viii be
nscr' ed hereafter Prepared by :. d l horn, Cheitst
London Price 81 81 fer pot,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-13
v YORK, 18th August, 1888.


slR:-In consequence of leading sedentary life,
have been troubled, more less, with Indigestion for
years. for the last three years my suiferngs have
been insupporable have tried several physicians,
and number of qunck Medicines without deriving any
benefit. despned Of ever obtin,ng any permanent
relief and resigned myself Ia the most hopeless despair
was persuaded by many friends to try Abernethy :
Dyspeptic Elixir. | have now finished the fourth bot
tie and know not how express my, 2iration of its
wonderful virtues and the miracle it his performed in
restoring me 10 that health which |: mght lost for
ever. Send me half dozen bottles NJ e and except
INV thanks ior the blessings you have by re-
ctorinn IN o urlfect health.