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ROWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE,


VINEN years have not yet elapsed since it was
l. first regularly submitted to tho public; but it
has attained the highest reputation: and has sup
planted every other medicine for the Ague, whcrcv.
or it has been known and appreciated. Already
has it been carried in every direction throughout
the United States, and still realizes moro than could
have been anticipated by lis most sanguine friends
thousands oi persons have not only been relieved,
but restored t.. lie h and vgor through its aycn.
cy; and they now chccriuIIy testify, at every OPP.
porlunty, 10 lis decided and supreme efficacy. l.:
is composed Of such medicinal principles as are
calculated to renew the healthy action ofthc stom.
ach, liver. and other important digestive organs,
the loss OF which harmony is the immediate
OF the disease 1t is apparent also, that it produ.
cos m entire change i'll Tie condition of the system,
and certainly destroys the native liability to rolap
scs o! the affection. When the Aguc is attended
with any other complaint, the employment OF the
Tonic Mixture will not Interfere with the treat.
ment of the other disease, but vii even uHord as.
distance by furnishing strength and vgor to the
body during the course of treatment. Those who
make use of this madeline may be assured that
there is no Arse"ic, Barks lNcrrury or any other
article in It's composition uniriend to the human
constitutions; being entirely vegetable extract;
and they may have additional confidence in the
Use thereof, when they perceive that 1t has the eff
icct OF gcnt'1 laxative about the tine half bot.
Tic full has been tnKen--in consequence Of which,
there is no part Of Inc medicine left to !nvcr in
the bowels TO cause distractions uad other cvils
arising IRON the use Of many Of the rculrdcs now
offered for the euro of this affection. Il has been
used also as preventive, by MANY who were sub
ject to a periodical recurrence OF the Chs, and i,
has invariably warded off the approhended allacs
Obscene! The Proprietor, fully satisfied vi i'll, the
unparalleled and universal which has cuu..
,tanlly attended punclual aud regular use OF the
Tonic Mixture, in al! cases of Fever and Aguc,
feels warranted in engaging to refund tie price to
all those who have tokon the medicine in strict nc
cordancc with the prescribed directions, without
having been perfectly and lastngly cured.
The Subscribers are the wholesale agents for the
South Western States, and have now on hand six
~ cases Of this incidence which is warranted fresh
and genuine. For sulc at tho manufactured prices
JARt Is n ANDREWS,
Wholesale Drug iss,
novo7 coz Common Il Irlloupilouln$ street
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JARVIS & ANDREWS,
Wholesale Agents, New Orleans.

MORRIS Il Co. Ne. 80 Cha"ras street. are now
~ receiving and opening The most splendid, su
s'nntial and fashionable stock Of Clothing they
have ever exhibited in this market, consisting il
part of the following articles blue, hns black, ie,
b''ck, london brown, c''on, olive, london smok:
and golden olive frock and dress coats: beaver.
stable and harrington frock coats, elegantly irnis.
ed fancy and plain black cnssnpre and cloth
pnn,aloons. english and french fancy and plain
silk and sa,n vrsis; real new ,narke com forts.
english and french fancy and PLAIN scarfs and
hdkts; chamo's. sks-wrb and gum. elasic sus-
penders; ehnmois, mcrino. lamh's wool, we sh fan.
mel, silk and cotton net shers and drawers; fine
lIn'n and cotton shirts, with lnn hnsoms, plain
and rntlled; ivory pearl and plain handle silk um
hrel|as :" Gratf's' premium GInvcs-alsr, a
beautiful ariel" Of white kid, for weddings, bal
&C.; S rtIleti,ld silk n d randnna hdkfs; pluin.
h1ur and etnhro' 6ered Cnm!rc do; silk, lanL' e
w"nis, nH'lno. germnn'nwD, ard brown aud white
c"'t'n h"ll base; all of "hlch they offer low for
cash. or t" pun'unl customers usual. Nov.
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A BEAUTIFUL head of hair is the grandest orna,
ment belonging 10 the human frame. How strange
turey brings on the appearance Of old nge which,
SEES many to reco at Icing uncovered. and sometimes
even to s'us -,eiv to avoid the and snaer. OF
their acquaintance: the remainder Of their lives are con
sequeny spent in refinement. In short, not even the
loss Of property fills the generous thinking ycnth with
that neavv sinking gloom does the loss of his hair.
10 avert all these unllca ant circumstances Odrlge
Balm Of Columbia sopa the hnir fro, falling off on the
first nnplicaticn and few bottles it again 1t
likewise produces eyebrows and wskers prevents the
n.f ron turnn. gray makes it cur! beautifully, md
trees 1t from scnr Numerous certificates of the first
tesrrcahi'ity in support of the virtues Of Odridges
Balm, arc shown by The proprieors.
%. Read the fnlcwns:-
Robert Wharton, Esq. late Mayor of p',i,al,'nh
has certified az b.. seen below TO the high chara
'ern' HE following gentlemen.
The undersigned do hereby certify Tint we hive used
!he Balm Of Columbia Recovered bv J. Oldrgc and
have fund il highly servrenhle not only as preventive
tive.
WILLIAM THATCHER, Senior
Methodist Minister in st George charge.
JOHN D THOMAS. NJ D, iss Ra ,c
{n }In. ) Fi,REX; ~ Spruce street.
JOHN GARD, Jr, l23 Arch street.
1t ie known that three of the above signers are mor
than 50 years Of age and the others not less than 80
(Fron, the Mayor.]
Commonwealth If Pennsylvania,
City Of philadcIphia.S
J, Robert Wharton. Mayor of sad city of PAilade
rha, do hereby certify that am well acquainted with
Hessrs + lnglis. John Fure :, and Hugh NJ Curlv
whose names are signed to the above cericate thew
IRE gentlemen of character and resprctnbilitv and ns
such full credi, should he given the said certificate
In wncs s whereof have hcrrl,no sct my hand
ana caused the senl offhe city to be fixed, this
9Th day of December, &c.
ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor,
OBSERVE that each bottle oflhr Genuine Balm has
splendid engraved wrapper, which is represented
the Fol- lfNingnra, &c,
Sot' holesae and retail by the sole agents for Anne
rrn % Fletche, street, near Maiden Lanc anr ,loo
me- Pearl street, and by most druggists and perfmers
t ough he country.
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
my Wholesale Agents, New Orleans
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PRUSp ECluS,
.VEW EDITION OF THE CIVIL CODE OF
LOUISIANA

LOClSh4.NN.
TT has been for some time mad. known to the puLlr
that the Subscribers are engaged in preparing fo,
the press IL new edition of the Louisiana CiviI Code
They from tie frat ayvuru Of the great dficu,y
and responsibility ats ndng The publication Of The WORK
and i, without great hesitation that they con
seated to the undertaking. But the present edition
amounting to bout three thousand copies, and Which
had the State more than thirty thou sand dollars
was entirely ont of print. For more than two wears
past, the usual pce OF the work has been from ihiry
| to fifty dollars.
1t is system Of written rules which so immediately
operates upon every Individual Of the stue nteru ste
either in agriculture and which governs
the disposition of much properly coming to US .ron
other states, tatunl Ike sInos any other treatise upp
iHw-it is as much the rexIbook aud manual of the
merchant aud th planter, is of the private gent.
man aud the pr"ia< -ionai advoc tic.
The lawyers Of the adjoining states and in fact Of al
those states upon the Ohio and Mis- ssippi rivers which
find mart for their produce in Louisiana have fire.
4un Necessity of reference the code and make i, an
indispensable requisite their Libraries; and in tile
cit! Of New Orleans the hook il us sure to b. found in
the merchants counting room, as upon he desk of tile
judge, the table of the attorney. 1t is not surprising
therefore thai the first edition Of The work wa so quick
" disposed Of and although mere reprint of il would
in some measure supply the uublic nccessi,y vet !,
would be imperfect and unsatisfactory unle annotated
with references the Reports and Statute in order to
en- the numerous amendments which hnve h a,
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tJAiNTs oils, GLASS, BRUSHES, Sc.--.u
/ landing IRON ship Constitution, and for saIe-v,z
300 kegs white lead pure; $50 do green paint, in Is
br kegs; "a doz Japanedrins Tor l,hrage:
20 dog splendid 10000 ground brushe also ofO0O aud
oo' do ceases c!ome green in powder; superior article
40 TO IN cans large assortment of sash tools of every
size and quality sable pencils for artiss; fiat marking
brushes for merchants artists coors in oil read. pre-
parea, an boxes, fitted with all necessary brushes;
artists TOOLS &c.
Flake and "rnnitv wlitc; 60 ,,acks gold leaf; white
and yellow wax gum arabic; and large and choice
sortIlent OF paints dry colors OIL turpentine var,ish
Sc for SALE wholesale aud RETAIL the lowest prices
by MONDELLI,
aZo So Camp st.
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nJ1PNHAV.S nn0pS ~ :.
Ii ,I;.cnve,.d bv Nv, nus mr"'c,'e was
| W ''e PROPRIETOR ana mas been sub
lec'td 10 his careful ohscrva'ien for many yea rs
IN every var ely OF pluc'icc, ard all tho diseas.
o; mo "'Icfslnea American climate; and il is 10,
E't'n 10 i"e p"olc with the utmost confidence and
on'',', "a' 10 as most clearly set forth III the
pa"Pnl'' acc"" p'nying The same, the b"s, medi.
s'ne ever t'f"wn %',h'n the reaeh Of all elas.es
all the maadies which ail H. .uman r. ce. from
tie established TACT, that. when TAX, .n,o,nr s.o>
| mach it acls arcoorninu +, III, stat, ,i ,,o s,,,
| ach and the n,tu1c n, ,hs dis,,s. ;,h'. s''
,m.,ic. diure,;c. sndnr.fn oS,o",, '"s' 40 Il"
a;s o'' 1n, '"'l'"t ''Aiec'of"h', "' 'rp"f'e'
,suI.' "" ,r nut " really VIVA; pu!p"s'" be-
Ths Iar, = da,r w mos, '"e1eo"tous'
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ABEENTHY'S DYsPprIC IIXI2.


DR.. barurthy, tia greatest Of Eng.i1h Surgeons wa
opinion that nn:-tcnlhs of the diseases that ulec,
mankind originae in the stomach. This Elixir was
used by him with the most unprecedented SUCCESS III
his private und public practices for upwards Of forty
years, for the removal of he following Diseases
Loss nfappetite, Fatu!encv, Distortion of the Ston-
ach Pui in the side ileviuess Of the Head and incli-
nation 10 sleep, lrregularty OF the Bowels and in all
where Indigestion custve habit is found To
exist.
This medicine must not be nune. ed among the hos,
of quack nOstrunls before the public, as it is the
sole invention of the ablest and most scientific surgeon
Europe Produced and The secret of preparing it
was purchased by the agent for large sum. II is
agreeable and pleasant to the tu>te mild upcr
lent always keeps tho bowels free, imparts vgor and
strength to the system, ind chenruness the mind,
mud few but'les removes the most confirmed Of
DysnepSa or Indigestion, and prevents return at any
future Period.
NEW YoRK, 18th August, 1888.
IS Madison. street
SiR:-In consequence of leading seten;ary life, /
have been troubled less, with Indigestion for
ten years; tor the last three years my suarings have
and number of quack medicines, with mi deriving any
benefit. | despaired OF ever obtaining any permanent
relief, and resigned myself 10 the ,st hopeless despair
was persuaded by many friends to try .lheuelhy's
Dysneptic Elixir. have noy finished the fourth bots
tie. and know not how to express N.Y. grsIion of its
wonderful virtues and the miracle it h: performed in
restoring me 10 that hea, which l. l uigh lost for
NV thanks or the blessings you have erred by re-
storing opefect health.
remain Yours,
JCOB MONROE.
The agent has in his possession hundred tes-
,oals sulnr to tn. uIve, OF The extraordinary vlr-
tues of this medicine. Sold hy appointment, ut 'Dr
Johns SINS. ~ t,irnvillr street. nov. )
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kNREoll GARDEN SEED-The subscriber
L h"gs TO express his grateful! thanks TO the pub,
lie. for the liberal support he has leceived since he
commenced business in this city. Being sole p,o
priet'r Of the seed store, II Common street, he il
not and never was agent Tor any northern seed
'ender; neither is he conntc cd ilh any house in
'h's cornlry-hut he assures the public that his
c"hnrc'lnns IN every department of The seed busj-
ness, IN the different counties nt Europe are canal
10 that 1T any huuse in the United States lie i'm,
ports seeds, plants, &c. from the most extensive
ana Respectable nurseries and ser. smen in France
H"land, England, S"o'iand, and the NC lhcrn
staes-andi IT will n, all tunes be his nrerts, as it
IS ms study, to receive, IN addi''on To his present
STOCK. large arrivals OF every description, really the
growth ut 1888; also, enyraed fruit ire E, Of all
kinds. The public may rely on tindlng full ass
s"Ttmeni Of every article in the seed line of eenu.
inc quality, and imported direct by
VIM. OHM.
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THROUGH IN FIVE AND HALE DAYS,
From Mobile (.labafna) to Augusta !:coJ
F.ANFS Mobile every other da, iEme. lately stteI
the arrival OF the mail from New Orleans, per tn,
steamboat rMEL!>E, TO ilakcly. Coaches to Pe,sacols
s'Sanos per Pensacola BAY, st Rosa sound and Choc.
t!hach'e River and Eayl 10 Cedar BLUFF, coaches t.enc.
VI" Nia'!an, ta,occf'ee, (torlnerly Noun, Yer
non, ''nb "Ige, Piicr,on; lawknsvile and Louis.
ve, t" Augusta passengeertakn,; his seat at Mo.
bic is in no DANCE" of hene thrown gu, losing hi.
Pre- erence by other conflicting interests, the ELOnl.
ia LINE is but one concern, and u.lscr one co, ITO
throughout, and may rely WITH CERTAINTY upon h,.
"'r'v! at Augusta III time specified, through all wealth:
or and II, any season" unless unforeseen caas
is earesty this route. The Agents for wcco,uno,la
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Ew oRL Fans 4 CHARLESTON PACKETS

~ This line consists of four vessel, ali ~
HIP the frs class. copper. d and copper fast.
-A--@s eued, and of abou, 600 ions burth..
with handsome accom- moIations for pnssen"sr,
lilrse vessels are commanded by captains well
experienced ln'Ae trade, who will give every al
tention, and exert themselves to accom- modal, Il.
shippers. They will b. ,owed up and down lie
MISSISSIPPI, and leave New Orleans on or before
the loth and 10Th Of every munth. The following
vessels compose HE line, viz
bus rahinn, Chnfes GrIon, master.
Bag CHapman,l. d. Thompson, master.
Brig Aimena, D.ianc, master
Barn kngtr Williams ]. Albere, master
rnt 'rr'gMt "1rassnse, apply Ia J. A. BARELLI
y y, W, u Common st. New O.l-ans, or NJ. G.
Mordecai, Cha,ls s,on. oc,,
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M ARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WAsIueusr,

Customhousc street, opposite the post-office.
The subscribers are now receiving from their fac
tories in New York, and will keep constantly ON
hand general assortment If Marble Mantle Piece
oisuperior workmanship, aud Of tho latest pat,erns,
made of the best Egyptian, Italian, Irish and
American marble. Also, Monuments, Tombs and
Grave Stones, moulded ana plain sills ard u:els,
marble ac'ngs' hoarths and boundary stonc plaster
Of Paris, Roman & Hydraulic Cement and P,ust,r.
ing Hair, together with splendid assortment Of.
brass mounted and plain Crates and Russia Iron
Crates of the newest and most approved patterns.
Lettering done in the neatest manner and al the
shortest notice. They have first rate woskmen to
set the above work.
les JAMES KAHN l. S'rROIID
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les JAMES KAHN L. STROUD
EPARKER's ROCKY MOUNTAINS ~

EPARkER's ROCKY MOUNTAINS, SC.
% OURNAL of an Exploring Tour beyond The
Rocky Mountains, under the direction of the
a G F NJ performed in the years 1885, SO and
70; containing description OF the geography. o..
oogy, climate and productions, and the nnmhe,
manners and customs of tho natives; with Man
oil Oregon Territory, by Rev. Samuel Parker, Al
he River and 10 Desert; or Recocctions of
the Rhone and tn. %har,reuse; by Miss Pardoe.
author oflho City of. SD tan, &c. in 2 vols.
-, Tile Robber, Tako, : The author OF Rlchclieu
Tnc Gypsy, Al'la; in 2,
The Two Fliris: or Ad. '~,urc in a Country
House, and other Tales, by Lady Bessington, E /.
Bul~sE, Mrs Norton. Barry Cornwall, Mrs Gore,
Captain Medwin, and others; in vols.
The Life AMI Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby.
edited by Boz, with Illustrations by Phiz, No. l. -
Just received and for sale by
--- BENZ g
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ORDERS RECEIVED FOR

ORDERS RECEIVED FOR
JONES' .47EN'T COTTO.v GIN.
BY the lateu,ce No. s.; Magazine street New Orleans
no BE alANl'FACTURED il NEW YORK BY
ROBERT HOE 4 CO.
sC.9LE OF PRICES Do...e GINS
For a tn.lhe Gin Of SO SAWS or more on each
cylinder, making lGO saws in the stand,
with feeder, bands, &c. "A, Sc per saw, or $3.50 GO
Fer l,o,lhe Gin Of GO Hn u c, linter
on 100 SAWS in the stand, lcr,lers, &c.
SO I'cr saw, 700 On
For do. Of 40 saws on do. Or saws ina
stand, at Sc Is per saw, or 500 90
For DO. nj ~ saws on do Or 40 saws in "A
stand, Fl $3.50 per saw, or s6u 90
SINGLE GINS.
For single gin Of so or more, with
one set OF feeders, bunds, &c. al Sc per
saw, $50 90
For do. Of 60 SAWS. witt, feeders, So al Sc
50 per saw, 500 Gu
Fer do Of 40 saws, with feclcys &c. S.
For do. OF 30 saws, with feeders &c. 81
50 per saw, $50 90
Extra teeth where desired, fsr fec lers, Supplied
10 cents e.shi the number ofteclh being about equal
The humber OF saws. One set OF feeders it is
s!derc' however, will wear Two or three sets of
sows. Extra saws supplied al so cents each.
The Gins ordered, will be delivered to the agents OF
planters III any Of the sea port towns Of the cotton plu-
ting sta'es at the above prices, the agents pm, ing lsc
h-.tsibe for the amount OF the Gin. A Gin wri-h,
will be sent with the Gins to Put them up where de-
sired; the charges for whose services will be extra Lu,
moderate.
Iron running gearcan asohc ordered where desired,
OH reasonable terms, but will be charged extra Hors,
poWc' OF any description, be furnished on like
terms Small steam engines also be oLe.y, if de-
sired.
1t is desirable, when planters give orders for Gins,
thsN should accompany them with their views in re.a..i
10 tue arIsssrmcntn saws, breasts brushes, &c. |,
is it un, they differ opinion. Some desire saws o:
larger diameter thai others The most coln.non sixe
is or 10 iiicI,es; some wish them IL inchcs Sanc
wish or 6rowss brushes axle, while others do
not w:ui more THAI lat Some wish saws with
Or y teeth TO the inch, while others want 10 or II
W ,'eh discrepancy, we prefer they should, a,
The time OF giving ORDERS furnish statement of their
Wishes aud the manufacturers can fulfil them in ever,
particular. Where it is left our discretion, we s,aii
make them on The most modern and approved plan
Az order can be executed, from the time il is received
m HE space OF eight nine weeks and the Gin in tina,
line plscedin the hands of the factor To be in time
TOR lle next crop all orders ought TO he in the hands OF
hs manufacturers by the first middle of Har; except
Or plantations where they are late in com nc,rins te
pick or gin cotton.
N. b. The Patent Right, for any one of the ce,ton
" s'ng States, will be sold on reasonable terns
us fmo
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~ COPIES, Adjust received and for sale h,
VIM. chean, corner of Camp and Commen s,ree,s
a general assortment of Surveyor Comru.ses,
Mathematical Instruments, Drawing Pens
spnng Dividends, Spring Buy Pcns, Ivory Pro
tractors, =
Ivory Scales, Gnnter's Scales, Glass Trianel,s.
Parallel Rulers, Microscope, Thermometo I.
Camera obscnras, Surveyi Chains,
Measuring Tapes, &s. d,
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EDUCATIyN-FRENC and ENGLlsH.-
Mr. jam S, recently arrived IN Ills city, begs cave
to inrm the citizens of New Orleans that he will
open an academy on Monday, IA, January, al No
10 Toulouse street, for the instruction of youth OF
both sexes, in French and English, in which he
will be ably assisted by Mrs James and Mrs.
Mechcr, who speak both those languages with
great nency and purity, and who will tai. charge
OF the department Of the young lauies.
Mr.. J,mes will give his whole attention to the
vari"us branches oi education, and l.tets hin, sci,
thatha will give entire satisfaction to lhuse whp
may honor him with their confidence. nov
NOIlCE,-lhc CO. par nership formed on the
18th July lssl , between John \. B ,yss, Juseph A.
2eard and Charles Il. B'uren, d be c1ndurted nm.
der the !o and title OF Ba,liss, Beard l. Burrn.
is hereby dissolved !: und ,h,s dissolution is To-
take eilec, as from the LIST oi December last.
The undersigned will promptly discharge all the
obligations OF the iaic firm, and in future continue
IN their own names, and tor their own account.
the same business, as Factors AMI General Conn
mission merchants, under the style and lille OF
Beard Il Boren, and solicit share Of The patron
aye oil their friends and the public.
JOSEPH A. BEARD,
nov CHARLES B. BiuSEN,
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AA| AGNERS LIQUID ODENTI 'A.-H,s
w hccn long used. both here and in the north
with uniform SUI cess for CLEANSE aud whitening
the teah, and preventing the 100 hachr; preserving
tie gums, pnri, ing til br. att, and r,I.v;ng mos
Diseases t" which, The mouth is liable in either the
a1nl' or infant % e tea spoonful, mixed in wine
aiaSstuI "t pure wafer. and S" applied 10 the ,ect,
in usual name with a brush, will IeciuaIly pre-
ven, scnrvy, and ward of that cXcrullu.,nu pain.
the tooth ache.
Prepared only l,v L. f. Wangrr, SURGEON Den.
t" j., tlcrsnn C"iitgc, and sold wholesale and
retail ~ CARLETON 4 Co. 81 Canals.
Is sale agents for Wanvtr's Odeu,ica
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No GljEI'. 80 !


U ar. JOHNSON, Oi,re % i.ien,i!l. street,
~ flcs HIS practice to the treatment. OF tclclcnl
Disease, III all its different f'r;ls
Nr. Joans0n, from IL ir,.ca Of Hanv wears in Hos
rilus in .urne devoted to tue 'rentent o \rn"reul
Diseases, and from his present extensive rrnc,icc in
thut particular branch OF the professions. guarantees
safe speedy uud eteclual cure such persons are
uonbled with any Of the following diseases viz
Gnnorrhocn, elects, Su,ctnses, ChGncres, Huhos,
Seminal Weakness, At;tt lions oft.e Bladder, Kidneys,
Ini,is, Ure,lra rroslra,e Gland, Swelsed rsclcs,
Erupons On tho Skin, Sors Throat, Pains i'll the
Joints;
Aud the numerous symptoms which generally f,"w
Ills disease.
Recent curel in two or three days without the
use OF Mercury, interruption from business ul,cru-
ton in the mode fIving.
A medicine to prevent Vencreul Disease can be OF,
tanned Of nr. Johnson. 1t is from the recipe of the
Baron Larry, celebrated Fren'h Surgeon, and
used by him during t.e several cnmpairns in which he
served Surgeon General in The French Army.
Sold by DR.. Johnson, at his office. Those persons
having any alec ton OF Vencrca Disease, and rbout
taking sea voyages. removing to The ccur, would
do well by giving DIR. johnson call, us proper ,ncd-
cnes for their in the shortest time can lie Put up
with written directions 70, their use.
Office open from in the morning until 10 o'clock nj
night.
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llALE RopE-,so coil Bale Rope, Of sul~ris
ID quality, far s.is by
frie Isaac BRIDGE e. Co, 1871 Magazine
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FAiL 4. WINTER CLOTHING.
p. FREEMAN g. CO., Mo 3, Magazine street,
a.. arc rrrc, ing their supplies Of Full and Winter
Clo'hins, and vi" cun'nna To receive shipments rcgu-
larly lhTnHghoUt the Their assortment being
I've country. the shortest notice. for sale wholesale
y retail, on recommending terms.