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VoL.-VI No 17o9
DR.. w. EVANS' CA Nj
HH1S highly valuable med
III Fal,, and retail Mt N..yy v

D'LANGEl8 Camp street.
1t is confidently recommended for the following ssg
eases: Dyspepsia in all it's FORMS; bilious and liver az
hlctons in every soge and d.gres female sicknesss
more particularly the nausea incident 10 mothers; huof
aIbus, fever and ague, incirient consumptons or de
clines, whether Of the liver lungs keafache or god
ness loss of appetite, renors, inebriat9n OF
derum tremens spasodic affection Of all kinds; heai
matism, whether chronic infammatory: nervous OF
bilious evers OF every variety scroua, silt rheuns
and all hlotches, bad humors snd impure complexion
OF the kim rsetlessuess night, end daily rritabiV
and melancholy; the summer complaints and eholera
morls diurrhua in grown pers ms; worms anu natu
ency, with bad brsath choross and palpaons Of the
heart and head changes of female constitution and ior
impaired and dsorganized constitutions in either SEX
WHICH have not been pemanently relieved by any other
medicines SING lie trial of DIR w Evans medicines IN
any of these will produce euch effects as will IN
dictate their incompatible superiority, and induce sucn
euse of them will insure speedy and unquestions'
BILE cure. Directions for accompanying them.
Numerous certificates of cure. will be shown, as from
the length Of the catalogue it is impossible to give them
publicity through the medium Of a newspaper: On Ut
Evans catalogue there upwards of rs 900! cases.
and in this city refer many persons who nave
been relieved and in instances entirely cured OF
long standing diseases by DIR Evans Canon lie Fills
sDo0 m
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q Collection OF CeuoGuG' Phrases, Gn every topic re
Y ,.1rv /, maintain CONVEX aon, arranged under
trreut heads with numerous ren.arks the peculiar
and use of various words. The whole 50
gi4rond considerably facilitate the acquisition ot Il
correct pronanciatiop OF the French. BY Bomar, Il
ucw edition. revised and corrected.
\s.stion of ne hundred of Pcrrii!'s Tables,
panied with Key containing the text, l;era and free
sranslatiop arrsne ed in such to potaf OK
tt ,ljlerepre between thc Frsrch and English ldom
$50 figured RECONSIDERATION OF the Fsenci according Il
he best Frsnch works the subject The whole
preceded by short treatise the sounds OF the French
language, compared with those OF the English.
Pro- ,uncing French Primer, the Scholars Gu:dt
/ the accurate pronunciation and photography Of the
French Lang e. contaaaing its elements according Il
hest usage ~ Bernard Tronchin ast received ant
sale ~ W MckEAs,
r,z Cor Camp L. Com sts.a
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NJ, NJ AltT-I(,

HTis the Hourfs she passing fair, Oh tins Is
q Live; Nothing: H,ppy Land, My Swtzer Home;
staly, neautcous Land Tell not Of broken Fo'ss;
love To twsh III the besons Cell We shall meet no
More, Core, o Gene; Ceatirets ere gc;ly Sounding;
re ufIItiu Rubber; Day is closing DER tAe Fellow;
FIe lowlmd Bride; Ny light Brigautinc; Oh do not
suy Farewell Jenny Jspss; rhe Young Widow; Song
At the Fishers Wife; Rspo'e my love 3 lovers Eve;
Shall we ever meet agtin; When evening heii7 are
Shining; Sing hay for the Bottle, Aqnnl bon Ia Ri
CHESS la Normandy, fair Fariedl by R"llsng SUI so
s:cltlv o'ar S,a,lng arranged by Cterey; tcvo-
i.es of the celebrated opera La Norma, by bellna;
3 hrce avHr;e airs from the opera Pnriten n'iSnsrd
or the Flute anl Piano; Wv. ii rom Anna BoIrnr
.rrsnga for the Flute and Piano; Linyitution Ia walls
4yC u Ven We!cr; Farewell Waltz by |. Neignan,
sjule Of Ni.eh,tsitS Waltz, by Strau4, Robin Waltz
sseieSte5 FavWitn Dance 4 new gel vi Csuhens from
RE On srl of lie MaceE. For sale NJ
3 CASEN'S
Piano Forte nd Music Store.
an IS QUINN street
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EOUISAlANE-Cour du Premiere Dis

tFlct JutlclAEe
q 'ETAT DE La LOUlSIANE--A tous ceux qu,
IL ces nj eccntes concernent Salut.-Auendu que
James Barnes Digs, ayant achete ne Vente tate pal
lie Sheriff de la palolsse dOTeas la propiete c,-aPes
ses adresst au CRETE de ceile Co: Gu la dl'|
yente tut euregistree lie ene Ioul d'Avrii lannee
1885 pour un avis commencement, a acte la Legis-
lauwc de 'Etat de la Louisiana, intule Aete pour
contrmcr les ltres aux vents judcmres;
approuve lie 10 Mars 1924 Quill soft coanu, ct outes
pesonncs nlresses sOnt par presentes aommes au
nom de l'Eat be la Losiauee lie la Cour du Premier
District udcsre, qu poul,alent ayoir drot la pro-
prlee ti-apes dccrlte consequence q un dcaut dc
torme dams ordre, lie decret lie Judgement de la
vertu dqucl la ventc etc fate, de oute irregu
arte iHegalit dams destination, PAWS lie TENS e,
lie mode de la vente autle cause quelconaue,
dc iae voir dams rente ours dater de la publication
de cee avis pourquoi la vente tnite scra pas
contrmeee 1homolognce.
LA dte propricle tut ventlue par lie Sheriff. susd lie
so cine Jour de Mars de 'nne 1888, dun decret
de cettc Cour rendu 20 cine de Janvcr de 1855
daSs l'aaire de James Barnes Digs Rufus Greene
No $780, du Docket de cette Cour, laquelle VENT
sest rendu acquereur pour lie priX dc ving cnq mee
piastres.
Description de la Propritte de apres lie transfer judi.
claire, Savoir.
Tn certain de terre avec toutes les cotsses
ct ameliorons qu sly trouven ans Qui les droits ct
privileges etc appartenant dune manore quelconque
stue au tauxboul'g Annoncation. mesurant (mesure
anglase cin9uant peds qua,rc hentismes
dun poure fare Chemin publiguee sur la rue de
la nouvelle evee, trois Joscae peds six ponces
quatrc hintiemes fare la Celeste deux cent GIN
qnante cinl pie,s nei ponccs,e deux huemes sur ue
gnc face la rue de la veille Levee, Jusqu rapper la
gne limitrophe de la proprete de Laurent NIaudon,
encognure des rucs Veille Levee, DIES MONIES de
ID tormant I'm angle droit ct setendan 4 quatrevnp,
cinq pi.ds ct trois pouces pronndcur lie long de Ia
gne mitrophe de Ia proprcte du dit NIillanton par
he la rue Celeste de la tormant angle droit ct
attendant lie Soxate treis pieds ouze poces ct trois
euitienrs sur la lgne limitrophe de la propre,e de
de Louis De'le, parallel la rue yelIe Leyee de Ia,
toman anIre angle droit ct setenant de quarante
eux pieds sept poucet ct cinq huiticmes sur la lgne
limrophe de Ia propre'c du dit DetlG parallel a la
rue Celeste della Torment I'm atre angle ro e,en
dant de cent ving sept pieds dix pouces quare hui
temes sur la ligne mtrophc de la proprit,e du d
Dtdt parallel All cheRn pubiique sur la rue de la Nou
selle Lesee ct soixante seize peds quatre pouces e
quare hutemes face la rue dies Nonnes conformemen
un plan resse par J. pitie Voyer de la Vile lie %,
Janver 1852, annexe un acte Iasse par devant Loui
I Cane no,are public, lie &c .Ianvier 1882 TENOR
fon. A NJ. Buchanan, Juge dc la Cour Sus.lite &C IL
Avri 1883. PLEBIANC
ap II Dep. Grefier.
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DAINTs, OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES, &c.-.us
L 49, landing from ship Constitution, and for sae-yA:
5000 feet glass, best quality, from 8Xl0 II 23X28;
libr kegs "a doz Japanedns for signs;GOo0bg hrags;
26 doz splendid 10000 ground brushe, also o00O0 and
ooo do; leases crome green in POWDER superior article
do do IN cans large assortment of sash tools of every
size and quality; sable pencils for artists fiat marking
brushes for merchants artists coors in oil ready pre-
pared, in boxes, fitted p with all necessary brushes;
artist tools, sc.
Flake and ,emnity white; 60 packs gold leaf white
and yellow wax; gum arabic and large and choice
somen of paints, dry coors oil, turpentinc varnish,
by MONDELLI,
aQ8 So Camp st,
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THE FLORIDA STAGE COACH
AND
t kGl[N EG2t@ - -


IHhot on ~ ~ tn augusta (escol
From Mobile AlabanaJ =" -. ;o,ai, sf,p,
EhVf.S M"b,ie every o s No -, nl.,ns ner tn,
n A the arrival OF the MAJ, from we" -, psnsoccls
steamboat EmELISE to Blakely, coaches 70 rehsaSon
steamboats, per rsnsaeo,a by r nlG coaches thenc,
via Mariana, Chattaooehee, iorme,ii aud o;s
non, Banbridge' Pnder'on his seat a, Mo
VILE to Augusta passehget, .n bur- or losing h
bile is in danger of being thrown ON. or 'I III
preference by other conflicting n.eIes,s e eon,ro
DA LINE is but on. concern An" m. unon his
throughout, and may rely WITH ,hronah all weah
arrivaa at Augusta in time speched, s
and at any season. unless some mos a. mrIan Nj
trophe should occur The ereat new y, aaea,n,nda.
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MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WAEEHousr

MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WAREHOUSE
Va Customhouse street, opposite the post.ofice.
Tho subscribers arc now receiving from their fac.
tories in New York, and will keep constantly on
efsuperor workmanship, and of the latest patterns,
made of the best Egyptian. Italian, Irish and
American marble. Also, Monuments, Tombs and
Grave Stones, moulded and plain stills and lntels.
marble facings hearths and boundary stone, plaster
of Paris, Roman & Hydraulic Cement aud Plaster.
ing Hair, together with splendid assortment et
brass mounted and plain Crates and Russia Iron
Crates ofthe newest and most approved patterns.
Lettering done in the neatest manner and at the
shortest notice. They have first rate workmsn to
set the above work.
les JAMES KAN & STROUD.
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HUMPHREYS FOREIGN TOUR, &c.
GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE and BELGIUM,
W short Tour in le:5-By Heman Humphrey,
d. D., President of Amherst COLLEGE, in vols.
The WORKS Of HRS. ,,Sher~ood.-Bcng the only
complete and uniform edition ever published in the
United States, vol l5 Just received and for sale by
WMM' e AN,
jts1 Corner Camp &mCmol streets.
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ORDERS RECEIVED FOR
ORDERS RfCEiN ED FOR
jones' PATENT CO1I'OsT GIN,
By the Paentee, No. So Magazine street, New Orlcan,
TO BE MANUFACTURED IN NEW YORK BY
ROBERT HOE 4 CO.

jones' PATENT CO71'O.N GIN,
Blythe Patentee, No. So Magazine street, New Orleans
TO BE MANUFACTURED IN NEW YORK BY
ROBERT HOE q CO.
SC.aLE OF PRICES Do,bAe GINS.
For a double CHS of 80 SAWS each
cylinder, making 100 saws the stand,
with FEEDER, bands, tEc. at 50 er saw, $3.50 co
For n Double Gin OF 50 81 VS. cylinder,
or 100 saws in the stand, feeders, sc.
Sc per saw, 72o 90
For do. Of 40 saws 90 do OF 8 SASS ia a
stand, ct sc Is per saw, or 500 ca
For do OF 90 Go. or 40 aaws ia
saad Ell 81. SO per saw, go oO
SINGLE GINS.
For single gin of 50 saws more, with
one set of teeders, bands, &c at SC per
saw, Sia6 OC
For do of Go saws, with feeders, Sc at IS
80 per saw, 500 &C
For do Of DO ss&s, with feeders, &c. sc
rs per saw, $50 &C
For do. OF 90 saws, with feeders, &C. at 81
so per saw, $50 &C
Extra teeth where desired, for eeders, sapplied
40 cents each; the number ofteeth being asaut equal
the number of SAWS. Que set of feeders, it is con
stered however, wla wear out tw> three Of
se~s. Extra supplied at 80 cents each.
The Gins ordered, will be delivered the agents OF
planters ia Of the port towns of the cotton plan
ting States the above prices she agents paying the
freight on the same from New York, and becoming
sponsible for the amount of the Gin. A Gin wright
srcd the charges for whese SERVICES will be extra bu
moderate.
Iron running gear also he ordered where desired
on reasonable terms, Sut viii he charged extra Horse
power, ofsRy description, be furnished on like
terms. Small steam engines also be ordered If de
shred.
1t sdesrsble, when planters give orders for Gius
they should accompany them with their views in regar,
to the ar'angementot saws, breasts, brushes, &c.
is found they ditieri, opinion. Some desire saws O
larger diameter than otsers- The most common size
is or 10 nches " some wish them IL inches. Some
wish or rows c brushes axle, while others dc
not want more than iat most Some wish SAWS with s
or teetl. to the inch, whl. others want 10 or 1
W. UGH discrepancy, we prefer they should, al
the tiiae OF giving orders, furnish statement of thc
wishes, and the manufacturers fulfil them in ever,
particular Where it is left to discretion we sai
make them on the most modern and approved plan
An order he executed from the time it is received
in the space ofcight aine weeks, and the Gin in tina
time placed in the hands of the factor To be in tlm
for the crop, all orders ought be in the hands
the manufacturers by the first middle of May; exaep
for plantations where they are late in commencing t,
pick gin cotton
N. b. The Patent Right, for any of the cettor
growing States, will be sold on reasonable terms.
| ms 6m0s
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Il weak enough to read the mass of ialsehoods
signed S., which deserve nothing but my silent con
tempt
Had known last evening of the great Importance OF
IS should have treated the last of the three some
what differently: but let that pass. | will however
compliment his master of the Journal for his saga y
employ the former knight mot of the garter or OF the
thistle butt ofthe needle and tLmble in order that he
holes that may be in his natural politi,a garments
and it may Judge from that excellent paper, the Ad
vertiser, DIR. Ships master is, politically, in constant
need ofhis services.
When any crsualstancesoccurs, whether homestead,
politically, which requires blister whether on his
nose the reputation of those who do not han
to please him, beng unlike him, (which must be L
great misfortune! then it is he rings his BELL when
after all is nothing more than if it "sounding brass
a tinkling cymbal' yet, to view it thus-Dr. Bell
looks we'll; but with an Nj ID. A. s. S. after it, appears
magnicent!!' "
JOHN WILLIAMS, Oculist
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FLORIDA ROuTE For NEW YORK

oA W." lohhs
10 Travellers DESTROYS of taking the Florida route
via Pensacola, to the North informed that first rap
boats will constantly FROM Mobile to Pensacola
leaving Mobile and Pensacola every other dav after the
st of May, Good stages will always be provided Nv
the subscriber to be in readiness take from
Mobile, in case OF the failure OF the boats
NIB ARNOLD.
TIE steemhos, Champion lsa'es Notls for Penso.
cola tVlce 'reeks feb % Nv
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Ga. IE:iA
PENSACOLA MANSION HOUSE
NEW CITY, PENSACOLA

NEW CITY, PENSACOLA.
FESHE subscriber having pure based the Ianse and fur
IL niture of this well known establishments from Mr.
Taylor, the late proprietor, will be ready
tiers by the LIST OF April nsxt
Numerous and costly improvements will be found in
the arrangements Of the Mansion House. New and
more commolious bathing houses will be built, and
warm baths will be provided at all hours. stable
will be attached to the house, with good aCcomuuda
tons for horses and carriages. Fus rate horses and
carriages will also be kept for hire moderate prices
and sail and row boats, with persons to manage them
for the OF vslters. Billiards and other alnusements
usually found at watering places, will also be furnished,
and conducted not 10 Interfere with the comfort
and quiet of the boarderS. The wines and liquors will
be of the best quality, and ensure ull SUNNY of
ice, cargo has already been ordered, which will arrive
about the lst OF May.
MIR Frederick Barnard, who formerly kept so popular
hotel at Washington city, will condacr this ho e for
the propnetor who, with such aid confidently
the visers OF last year. and his friends generally that
they will receive every possible attention. and thereby
expects to give general satisfaction.
| The local advantages OF lii house are too well
known to need engt. ened description here. The
facts that Pensacola is the largest naval station of the
Government the general rendezvous of the Gulf squad.
ron; the susry OF lis cIute refreshed constantly du-
ting the months by the coolest reeAes from
he Gulf; the beauty of the bay and the neighbourns
islands and rivers; the abundance and decacy of the
fish with which the waters abound; and lis proximity
to the best Southern mar kets, give Pensacola the pre-
ference all oter places i'll these latudcs, as
healthy and delightful summer retreat.
First boats v ill Tul between PCnsuCu and Mo-
bile and will all times he able take the passengers
| from this New Orleans boats.
N b ARNOLD.
| Pensacola, Feb. 18th, 1888.
| % Gentlemen wishing TO engage rooms for thcil
families can address the proprietor, at Pensacola, OF
MIR Sewell t Taylor the former proprietor, at New Or
| leans.
References.
| T Sanford, Esq, Mir c Cullnm, B McAlpin ESQ.,, 1t
Kibby, in Mos lie; I Taylor P Rea, Esq, in New
Orleans.
PS-A letter bag, to receive communications 70,
persons the above hotel, is placed Geo Whitman's
| Office, 81 ST Charles Exchange.
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TOPPERAS-2O bbls, in store for sale by
" G DORSEY,
je26 IA New Levee
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pACON-25 hhds Sides, Is hkds Jolss, and 26 h
- Shoulders. Cincinnati cured. landing from s,sa
er Bdekeye, and for sale by
STETSoN 4 AVERY
MO "a avier srfess
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g UGAR-5O hhds, prime article, for sale by
- G DORSEY;
te26 IA New Levee
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FOR NEW YORK.
Louisiana and New York Line of Packets.
ID "A, ~ IN
1AKN l7Y1N TIP ~ tllFTtN

zKN 1IY TT ~
r1VIF. Ships comprising this Line VII sail from New
4 o. leans and New York every other Monday
commencing on the 10Th november and to insure the
strctost punctuaity in the time of sailing, tie line
will hereafter consist Of five Ships viz:
Ship YdzoO Captain Trask to leave the 2uth now
Ship Louisville, Captain Palmer, to leave on the 4th
December.
Slip Huntsville Captain Eldidger to leave on the
Ship Tichsburg, Captain Woodhouse, to leave the
LIST Jan lsry
Ship Mississippi, Captain Davis to leave the 18th
u The above ships are all new, of the first class,
coppocd and copper fastened aud upwards of 500 tons
burthen, of light draught Of water, being built in
New York expressly for Tie trade. The price OF pas
sage is fixed a, one hundred dollars. Their cabins
fitted upon the improved and convenient plan, and
finished in neat and elegant style. Ample stores of
the first quality will be provided, aud every regard had
the comfort and entire satisfaction of passengers, who
will please take notice that no berth cun be secured I'M
III paid for at the office OF the cons gnces
These packets are commanded by Captains well eX-
perenced i'll the trade, vino will give every attention,
and exert themselves accommodate. hey will al
all times be towed up and down the Mississippi by
steamboats,, and the srctest punctuaity observed in
the time of sailing.
The owners of these hips will not be responsible for
aEy let err parcel package by put on board OF
at the counting house of the agents or ON ners Fer
''''' f'' ~ ''''4' ,>'''' d BEIN 81 A COHEN;
nov 13 so Common st.
MAS found fifty miltsro the Balize, in the month
w of July, IA large launch, English bully copper
fastened, and has been coppered she is - feet long
and eight feet baam; and has been sloop rugged,
there iron straps forward for rigging Whoever
cognises said launch will please call at No 10 Old
Levee. n "
SUGAR.-o6 hhds, prime article, for sale by
- Il. DORSEY,
Je22 A New leyee
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TDORK-lOO bbls Mess Prime and other descriptions
L For sale by lsFETsoN & AVFRfi
'sa6
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- UGAR.-56 hhds, prime article, for sale by
- q. DORSEY,
Je22 Al New Levee
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HAVANA SWEETMEATS-In store and for sale
III by T HYDE & BRO,
jes cor Common and Ma ga ri ne Sic .
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
DARISH COURT. for the Parish and City of New
Il Orleans. Present the Hon. Charles Maurian
Judge. June lllh, 1888 No. 10 ,98i-Jacques Potter
vs. his creditors-Upon reading and filing the petition
and schedule in this case 1t is ordered by the Court
that the creditors of the nsovcnt do show cause IN open
court on Saturda, the 9TH day of july 1888, why he
should not be discharged according law; and in the
meantime all proceedings against his person and pro-
erty stayed.
Clerks Office, New Orleans June II, 1888.
jel4 law ARMAND FiTOT, Clerk.
ESTAT DE LA LOulSiANE.-Cou de ParoIsse
AZ pour la paroissse la vile de la Nouvelle Or
leans-Present lhon. Charles Maurian, juge, il JUN
lS38-No. l0,964-J&cques Potter contre SEES cream.
cars.-Sur lecture ct enreg isremen de la petition eli
la schedule dams cette aare est dcccte par la cour
cue les crcanciers de nsovae ia SAVIOR leurs raj.
ouvert Samedi de Juliet 1885, puurquo
ne serat point dech ge commencement la u ct Ell
attendant poursultes conre personne ses
propriees sont urretces.
Bureau de grefier. Nouvelle Orleans, II JUN 1883
ieli Paw ARMAND Pilot, Grefer.
r TNsEED OIL-lo bbls, landing from steamboat
~ Albany, for sale by G DORSEY,
jel3 d New levee.
LNARLY's SUPERIOR HAMS-Now landing from,
IA steamboat Sutana, supply of the above, put up
in hhds, tierces and bbls for sale by
LAYET & AMELUNG,
ieI9 IL Commerce street,
r TNSEED oTT--I2 bills and . casks best Linseed
IL Oil, now landing from ship Nashville and for ale
by JARVIS & Andrews,
Wholesale Druggists,
jel3 Common and Tchapitoulas st.
g COTCH ALE-5O casks (pints and quartsl in store
~ and for salehy HOLMES & MILLS,
jeis flank AliaH
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la rs for the tri-weekly country paper, paya
wear in advance, where no city reference is Civ
description will be discontinued until arrear
settled. In case of di continuance, one week.
pritmg must o. invariably given, previou
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TESTIMONIALS.

From II Salmon, Esq, r s, Surgeon to Il a
St Ihsmas Hospital, and Lecturer on Anatomy.
The trial which have made of your preparation il,
variety OF cases, both male and female its results ,
proved so highly favourable that do rot hesitate il
pronouncng it of the valuable and etcacc,.,
remedies ever offered to the public and one in viii,
from eal erie ce, place every reliance, Wills, Il
does not roduc the same unpleasant effects usually
perienccd from copaiba.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-04

POLITICAL Snow Box-for gro,cn Children
The last New York weekly Wing, contains a very
curous and somewhat ludicrous interior view of
Uncle Sans kitchen, carcatured in fine style. Over
the mante. long line, hangs a large assortment
Of rags, to be made into shin plasiers-the beter
currency" That "monster,' the U. S. Bank, in
satanic form, appears the fire, where it would
SEEM the head cook has had him long time in Or
der to have him thoroughly cooked Then comes
patent oce-foco sink for draining the peoples
pockets, and a little below the peoples book for
;s40, when it will be the s'fourth of March with
some md ".5iarca forth with others. In the
middle Of the PICTURE stands large wash tnb, Ia
beled "soft-soap suds'' and apparently filed with
Office holders who appear to be squalng after treas
TRY pap. Then comes the head cook himself can
ing upon a hickory broom that is continually whls-
pering something in his ear, by which he is Giaer-
ally" directed. At the right hard corner, is the
wonderful waste Butt. with the spies out, and the
'',nin-drops" all running t. destructIon under the
accumulated weight Of the ''Pet Panks,'' Extra
services" "Treasury Building - Exploring Expe-
dition," &c &c. In addition. there is a pair of
bellows used for 'Kiadle-n'' the fire, warming
pan, with "specous circnlar." "Rent- on TO it,
and divers other apt devices relating TO commerce,
agriculture manufactures &c, &c.