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burg, the writ cannot be issued within fhe required
time. The wing papers are taaIn. the ground,
that because ofthis ccnhic', no election can take
place during the present year. This, however,
would be setting aside the constitution; and az, OF
the two evils we should certainly choose the least,
the act of the Assembly had better be dIsregarded:
George Moore, a colored porter, was drowned
At Deck street wharf, this morning. as the steam
boat Ohio was leaving for Cape May.
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BALTIMopE. July IL. 1913.

l'AislihOAE, July II, loto'
The EfghfJal acps from Paris The Independent
IdytoriteS IN Irabutation-Odd Felop S-nari-
tans-7Hc ShoiGaity Barnbwaos-7 Tie Vie H.
noise children, &c.
The telegraphlc news from Paris, by the Gale
donia, just brings sufficient to STIR up a general
anxiety for the news by the next steamer, which,
by the way, is the IIlbernia, one of the sowes o f
the Cunard line
The independent Taylorites, of Maryland, pro-
pose dropping Gen. Taylor, if he should prove re-
creant to their views and taking up John c. CAL
houn. But that is all nonsense Scramblers for
office will never vote for any man unless they feel
confident of success, which, of course, could not
be anticipated with the great Souherner
On Saturday last the Washington Lodge of Odd
Fellows followed to the grave the remains of w
5. Rahbone, native Of Rochester N Y. He
came 10 this city some two weeks since, and was
taken Ill: The members of the order of Odd Eel
lows took HIM In charge, and after every attention
was paid to him in life, theylperormed,ihe last sad
duty of committing his remains to Greenmount
Cemetery, toowed by large concourse of mem
bers Of the order.
The Maryland volunteers have arrived at Pitts.
burg, and il is now said that they will be dis
charged at that point and allowed to make their
way nome according to their own InclInations If
this should be the will upset all the arrange
ments making here TO give them u grand recep-
ton. f
The Sherifialty election that comes off in Octo-
ber attracts more attention in this city than the
Presidency. The barnburner democrats who re-
pudiate the nomination of Mr.. Cloud intend voting
tor Colonel Kane, as independent candidate
The Colonel being a whig, he will receive large
vote from his political friends, and bets are max
ing on his election over the democratic nominee
The Front street theatre has been closed for the
purpose ofbeing newly decorated, and learn that
il will be re-opened by Mr. Burton in short time.
with the famous Niennoise Children
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House OF Representatives.

WAsHfNGroN. July Ill, 1918.
Several Intellectual motions made to proceed to
the consideration of business, under suspension Of
the rules, when
Mr. CoBB of Georgia, moved, IN like manner, to
take up the Presidents message the subject OF the
treaty, with view OF referring the several branches
of it to appropriate committees. This decided In
the negative. Yeas. 81 nays, 20 not two-thirds
CALL FOR IMPORTANT rNFoRMtrfoNs
Mr. STEPHENS moved suspension of the rules, there
being objections, to enable him TO offer resolutions
calling upon the President Of the United States to
communicate to tho House,
The best and most reliable information in his pos
session relating to the proper limits AID boundaries Of
New Mexico and California, with the population Of
each respectively and particularly copies Of the maps
referred to in the late treaty between Mexico and the
United States.
p That the President be also requested to inform
this House whether there not now civil govern
me nts orga nized in New Mexico and California; And
IL so, what are their form and character! BY whom
and when were they instituted And by what ausho-
rity By whom and in what way are they maintained
and supported And, particularly, that he inform
this House whether the Governor and other officers ap
pointed IN New Mexico by General Kearpy, in 1876,
and the Governor and other officers appontedby Com
stockton in California during the year, st hold
the appointment thus conferred upon them and
whether the salaries affixed to their Offices have been
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tLieU,
In Brooklyn, on the 11th instant, MIS- MATILDA M
Norris, daughter Of the late David Lyon. of New
York
Her friends respectfully invited to attend her
funeral, at 10 O'Clock this morning from Ill Myrtle
Avenue, Brooklyn.
On the morning of the 9th instant of cholera infan
tum, near Norkvie, THOMAS, youngest Of Thomas
and Mary Gallagher, aged one year and six months
On Tuesday, llth inst. john $. SHERWOOD. il the
22d year Of his age
he friends and relatives of his brothers David
Richard andJames and of the family respectfully
requested to attend his funeral. on Wednesday the
18th, at O'Clock T. NJ, from 147 Suffolk street.
On Tuesday, l1th instant, Mrs. SAMUEL BURRELL,
aged 81 years
The friends sf the family invited to attend her
funeral from her late residence, No. $50 Greenwich
street. this "wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock Ser
vices at st. Johns Chapel.
la the city of Bridgeport, Conn, on Sunday, the
9th instant at the residence of her father Richard
Hyde, Esq, frances SUSAN wife of t. s. Hamilton of
this city, aged SO years.
Savannah and Ccumbus?Ga, and -4palachieola Fla :,
papers please copy.
On the 11th inst, LEROY, infant of AIasklin c.
ard Cathsrine H. Baker, aged year and two days
Their friends and acquaintance requested to
attend his funeral this afternoon, at o'clock from $50
Clinton street.
On sunday morning, the 9Th instant, after a short
illness Mr. CHARLES L. LANG, formerly of New York,
in the 3Sth year of his age.
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Married.

In Brooklyn, on Monday evening, July 10TH by the
Rev. a. ID. Mccoy, Mr.. PETER +. Constant, to SARAH
LOUISA QUIcK. all of Brooklyn.
On the 10th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Wider, Mr. HEYRy
WELLER to the widow of the late Augustus Tyler all
of Poughkeepsie.
On Tuesday morning the 18th instant by the Rev.
Henry A Boardman, d. D. VIM Henry MOORE to
SUSAN A. NJ daughter of VIM Camm, Esq, all OF Phia-
depbia city.
On the evening of the 10th inst, by the Rev Chas
Sing. of New Rochelle DR.. WILLARD F. DEFINING, Of
Cortlandviile, Cortland county New York, to Miss
EMMA LOUISA, daughter of Sylvanus Lewis, Esq, of
New York.
On the evening of the Sth inst, at ST. Pauls Church.
Brooklyn by the Rev. Joseph A. Schneider, Mr. MI
cHAEL WHELAS, to Miss MARGARET McLANE daughter
Of John McLane Esq, all of the above place
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A MEXICAN MUSEUM.-P. T. BARNUM, PROPRIETOR
IA f. Hitchcock ManagerSrle did performances every after
at 3s o'clock ard evening Mt The
in the orld being full feet in height The Boa
stor 80 feet long The three Living 0urang Outangs the finest
Great Western the Yankee Comedian Mr. Harrington Magician
ard VeDtnloquist. Highland Mammoth Boys Giant BABY
FAX Scripture Statuary. Madame Rockwell the For
tune Teller Admission to the whole including Museum perform
70 cents Children under 10 years of age old
enough to walk Alone 1914 ccns Reserved front Seats m
linr encll
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n o CURE NO PAY.--DR. CoaBITT, 10 DUANE STREET
~ neer Of the Royal College Of Surgeons London may be
eIutca IN treatment Of delicate deaes No how long
yor may ave get ulcers pody in the threat nose
ir in o head and bones q the legs practice Of fourteen
years. devoted TO diseases enables Dr. the
worstorm Of this disease Recent cared in four days
No mercury used. Structures cured in weeks with
scarcely any Iein. Constitutional debility. Those individuals
who have nduTedin certain loatsoe ab positively
rstored TO hoalh and society Rene, 10 Duane street Cd.
rotite Dr.. IClnsdpg -
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III r. GLOVER Is COfSULTED DURING TaE DAY AND
- evening atiir o,ioc Nc. IL Ann formerly No. ~ In
th-e dfcult rroractej Of Structure Gset ana Deli
cate Dteaser which have Obstinate fdS physicians Of
fs esrerce Fyrts entrance through tie entry g tho Office
door His E7c osCopaivr Cuhcbs otc extensively pro-
sohed by rhyans Ia hsd he store IN 'front.' No Pam
street, (foilneily No ~ Price ST.
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NEW Y0Rk, STH july, lSiS--TO CAPTAIN JAMES
IN FlNLAISE We the passengers in the ship Eliza
iou you grateful thanks for your attention and
during the passage from Re fast TO New York; and beg you
vii aeeeptof small piece Of plate token Of esteem To
Mr. Nestake and Mr. Donaldson first and second officers
turn heartfelt thanks for their cNerOns in maintaining order
and cleanliness which believe the principal
venting sickness board Signed behnfo the passcnge
VICTOR G. TAYLOR
No
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A sElGNh1TE BRANDY, NOW LANDING-2j0 HALF.
IN. quarter and eighth casks Of A. Segnette Brandy Of tho
old and genuine brand and Of superior quality pale and
cOoed. The of tho brig COrvo Just arrived from
6e landing at Pier No 10 D. r. and for sale by s. T. NiCoL
co. q and 60 Front Street. Also 20 half pipes, - quarter
calls otard Dupry Co.'S Brandy pale and coored of choice
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M AlhlMONl AiI SLNhEI, THIS IHPOkIANT AND
I'VE valuable Secret the discovery of celebrated French ply
sGn il intended for thoe whose means health other
circumstances do not permit increa Of family without
ous injury Inconvenience. The Ct prevention
ron and within the reach Of ALL Tho knowledge ofusing
means contained in this secret the right diyulge in
tie United States he's been pur by Dr. Weselho Of
BOris OF New York IL sale, niaible, harmless
convenient simple and cannot ure the most delicate. No
does 10 cra matrimonial privileges in the least This
wi he st, any married person. for 81 sent post paid Dr.
J.. n. WEISSELhOFF New York City. Those interested may
rely M lis ccrct
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noCToR FAwCETT HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO 81
~ Fey street, where h lie consulted all Private Disease;
the most obstinate yield TO bis mode of treatment which the
mercurial Structures cured approved
n Persons who have injured Themselves by ndiscrct ndu
cnecS apply with certainty Of cure Office Dey street
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nRJEffkIES' ANTiDOTE IS THE MOST EFPECTUAL
~ Tor Gonorrh0a and other disorders Of the Sex
ua OanG Long experience has proved that IL will radically
any a This desirable results obtained in from TO 10 days and
ee NEITHER creates onds the Palate and renders
necessary any deviation in diet interruption pursuits
Bound sleep healthy Digestion the nuisance thus removed
eed as is consistent with the production Of thorough and
AID Permanent cure Its ingredients entirely vegetable and
urous effect either ccnsutionay locally DO caused
ly % uie ec 81 per bottle Sole Agent for this city, c.
RING W. Broatvay, corner Jol n street.
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CIt1H EDITION, DIR. RALPHs PRACTICAL, pRIyATs

EIt1H EDITION. DIR. RALPHS PRACTICAL PRIVATE
Treatise; on the Diseases Of the Genital Organs their
Symptoms Pr Consequence Remedies Cure i'm
GLIDING MAJ traiion soausc Structure and complains
resembling crea Adapted the every Individual
both 3i2 sges with Illustrative Platce-Price 81
hhed by Scarns& Co.. III Nassau street and sold by all book
corE also by the author rs Greenwich street. DR. Ralph
consulted every disease Of the geno Oo
hours TO H. AM to r. NJ Sunday cxccptcdy 81 Green
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NOTICE TO THE PrDlIcnLAsT SUNDAY, JULY 9TH

st IL Delaney Tor tic purpose Of making errad.
lie was sed IN black hat black summer coat back
cors block silk vest and CATERS lie Is ABOUT feet high and
~ oars OF age he has hair and little bald All friends
nun AMY who might have heard anything OF lin since
BAUER " Fron corner of cola street Nav Yost W.T. An a.
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IIoR SALE-AN INTEREST (SAY oNETIIIgD OF ONE
Hal) in the Pubiehouse long and flvoraby known rs
The Face No. S6 Nassau street, nearly oppos sun
Pudrg The proprietor Icing cnged in ocr business
dispose OF share TO qualified free ram emtarra
and Of good character For particulars inquire LEWIS
FORD, the premises leteeon 10 A. NJ. and H. NJ rsro
opportunity for ontoTfiDg young who can and viii
Qfv his a n 10 lukius.a
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EXCURSIONS TO TIE FISHING BANKS OFF RoCKA-
IA WAY every Friday. Sunday, Monday and TUESDAY,
Tie steamer Buffalo, Captain aneox will leave Robin
street, nc o'clock Canal street, so Efammond
street, M Catharine otreet E. r. Grand street. Q; Pier
No n. 9S A. NJ. returning by r. II. Fishing tackle, bait
aid rofieslments beard Capt Smith viii be board with
his larpoonq. Fare 80 cents.
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NROApWAY TnEATRE-PROPRIErOR Messra a. MANN

ilROADWAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Messrs A. MANN
ID " y. A. DARsHAI-MAHAGER, W. II. BIAgE-Door, open
~ O'clock, performance 10 Soclockumner
management respectfully announce the
OF the MONPLAlSIK French Ballet Companyhe public is re-
ecuy informed that apparatu for the perfect
ventilation of the entire building northumberland
in two acts and four able,ns called LIE JEUNE PLAYMATE
Ebc Mons Monpasir; Warber, Mons Bartholomew Elina,
Circle Gallery, 12ls
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TNK. BOSTWICK'S SIXTH LECTURE on SYPHILIS, H.
~ ustr ed with drawings will be given Wednesday
ing the 18th in tant the Broadway House. Broadway
ard Grand street. Medical students and gentlemen,
clo,i
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CRICKGT MATCH.-THERE WILL BEA GRAND MATCH
" of Cricket played the ground Of the St. Georges Club,
Wodne sdy between tie married and single Great sport is
ANTICIPATED Wskes pitched az 10 o'clock Playing TO commence
II O'Clock On saturday the Grand Match will be played
between tie Kings County and ST. Georges Club, the
orar
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NJ AT0RS OFFICE, JULY r. 1siS-NoTICE.-ALL
WI Ct stages hackney other vehicles are
orely uested 90 obret the through VIII Oh
funeral procession which, takes place to-day shalt pass line
of the procession will form in Canal pass Broadway
Fourteenth street down Bowery and Chatham street. through
Tie east gaze OF the Park. by order,
JACOB RAMSAY First Marshal
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nh POWELL, oCULlsr, kuRls1, ETC, ATTENDS DAI.
H. y TO diseased Of the Eye and Far at s surgery 2 broad
wy enIsnee III Warren street, Just pablhca oi
ter Of DIT foyes Treatise Eye price 30 cents which
b. had n his Office also HIS premium collecting Eye Fountains
areo fuTTlY q Artificial Eye recently iInroIed.
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II
- day Evening. July llth lSfSThe performance will
mence with grand pastoral dversement the PAS DIES BIER
GERS by 30 Danscuses Vennoses To be followed by
CHARACTERIZATION Tickle, Mr.. Crisp Farea, Miss Chap.
After which, grand advertisement PAS HONGROlS by
u Daneues Vennoses TO he followed with the IRISH ORA.
GOoN-padly Murphy oirallsgha9, Mr. Brongham; Fzgg,
Mr. Dunn Airs. Boomly Mrs. Brougam The Viennases will
dance the Clnese alable TCHfNG, TCHANG TCHUNG,
acknowledged to be their most popular effort Admission 81
atS
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ITO ARCHITECTS AND BuILpERs-A RESPECTABLE
and wen educated Young aged IS isdear0us OF
Taeirg mefruder Architect Oh builder apprentice
oLerWei roCdtciNrgcan. saiactogy references bo
lleduoed salary net much object respectable sua-
ton Pleas address bosK. Herald ONCE
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~ Er ChanfrruW ednesday evening July ieh will
be presented the farce Of LAND SHARKS AND SEA GULIs-
Jack Ruddery Mr. Held Mr. Sampson Mr. Pardey Polly Miss
Hildrchi Charlotte Miss Mi 10 be followed by the petite
comedy Of NATURE AND PHILOSOPHY. Colin Miss &. Mes.
tayer. After which, local SKETCH entitled GLANCE AT
NLW YORK IN lSisMosc Mr.. T. s. chanfrau; Iizey Miss
Mesayc The evenings performance conclude with
Tic drama Of Paul AND MISUNDERSTANDING Mr. winans;
Paul Miss DENIM Virginia Miss Denim. Doors open at =
lt1- Private Ecses, 50
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Ip or those contemplating marage. Tho married wonans
Pnate Medical COM rnion by Dg. A. ~ Msurceau. Sixth ed
Gn. Irct 81 This work meeting wi most astounding sale
tiUO copies have already been dgpcsod o) Every nae
gttrg cory whether married unmarried although II is
tended especially for tho fried u -coses tnpo
which should be known to the particularly Here every tomai
caE discover tie oause ntoin and the most ehcest
Cos nd ios certain mode Of cure in every case For sale "a
Broadway at The pulhirg Cce l29 Liberty street. New York
also aietr and Co. q Cheut and Third stree. Pha
hfi little and Co, Albany w. Davis Boston. On u.
ccI q 81 copy viii be transmitted by mail free Of poa-
70 ell Ials Of no United Stale al ictnrr 10 addressed
70. Tse " Dr. b. hAUktCGAU. box ls2i how Sork city
pfSe la4 Liberty rrset.
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vi VI. d6fOIl KAH--WEDNESDAY,
Ia July 18th The Performance viii With the
delta of GkIST TO TIL HIIranoinc M Rose Tebn;
Prince dc Conte, Mr. Dawson Marquis de Richcve Mr. Chin
Icndae Nine de Meruoet Mrs Henry To be followed by the
National Polish Dance, by Mn les Julia Lehman and
Gr'nd Pas dc Tris by Mmes Adelaide and Mahe and Mons
Schmidt To conclude with VOL AU vEST-Ie Felix
Antoine lehman Jhcrese Mile Mahilde Ioan Tickets fifty
Doors open o'clock Performance oomence at
o'clock.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
.EANS EDITORIAL, ADVERTISER.N

BELIEVING that the growing prosperity Of our city,
I'D and its increasing trade with the interior and elennge
will fnrnirh guarantee to extended means Of ADNERTIS
eqnemPss Pgbisbing book e be styled the
new for this place. book of got up N the
splendid style OF the art Il VII 1e printed n q b
in the most beautiful manner y Is our % MAKE
view OF NewOreans, anq u VIII also contain a lha1 III
al the streets and public buildings ald down whleh WA
portion Of the work will be devoted to such matter as may
0e IouG nan Of he Peos Advertiser this each ad
veser will be charged according to the space ne may oeu
py, and the work after Us naI' s e 5 sced In ali our
hotels and public places upon all steamboats, and vessels
eioal towns upon the and in the adjacent States and
wherever opportunity may offer Its Substitution viii be
This book will be found to be advantageous means OF
aiversng-ts splendid appearanee VIII eEee NE eanGsy
amined and advertisements that IN any other shape would
be thrown aside unread will be here Investigated infinitely
Works OF similar description nave inet win gLeal sucee
in the cities Of the North, and why not hefe daye we not
Look at fleet Of steamboats, aud other vessels that are
continually plying upon our waters visiting az parts o. me
city who while their passage are eager to seize upon
and examine every tlns taai N.Y. ana @ e bdo
he found the cabins of all such vessels IFS perusa must
he General and the information contains widely circulated
Is i 81 erg rssneef from anv other nelium of adyer-
Using before offered TO the NewOFleans public lts
handsome appearance viii always insure examination Of
rs contents and when the examination is commenced
the diversity Of ifs coo and ornaments will induce the eH
Be found in al hotels boarding houses and public places
and those OF III surrounding cities and tOns Us
viii operate IN the same way upon the mautuae ta Fa
i those places.
The work, when completed. wi contain some three hun
ded pages ana Il g contemplated 10 PRINT t~o usoSae
/ IRE hundred copies for distribution u
Teams go for a whole mage, Sl2 for half, 81 OF
quarter ard S. for any smaller space Those occupying
mere than one page viii be charged go for the first aud 81
for each additional Persons wishing their advertise
ments in two languages have the pages facing Cop
rer-pate Advertisements and advertisements that have to
folded in inserted BY special agreement Perons Wishin
copies have them al 81 copy provided the
is given before The work Is commenced NO money VIII y
I he s
each advertiser Il will thus be that while the pe2
subject themselves large outlay the patrons OF w
work are secure from any loss through accident OF an
! other -,
~ Merchants, and dealers generally, pioisslohat m
and manufacturers viii be waited upon ~ peso
lied 10 contract for advertisements or they cae ~
necessary ARRANGEMENTS BY application At our ONCE.
who may Be disposed pa'Ionize the we'k ~
requested 70 prepare sna sena y Y6IJNG q 20
nj i'm Price Current Office Camp and 0fsyief sls'
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FIRST -Ldrceny-Anna Barry
was arraigned before Recorder Genois yesterday,
charged with stealing from the premises of Samuel
Trounee, in Marais street, on Wednesday after
noon. two dresses and shawl, the latter Of which,
it is alleged was found in her possession when she
was arrested. She was sent before the First Dis
trict Court
Charge Of Burglary Dismissed.-Jean Poudepe,
arrested some DAYS since on suspicion of having
broken into the room Of Antoine Naudin, in the
Orleans Hotel and stealing from his bureau gold
watch and key and Sos in money, was yesterday
examined and was discharged, the evidence failing
to support the charge.
Committed for Furious Driving. James Neal
driver of cab No. 256, was arrested on the night Of
the ODD nit for furious driving on ST Louis street
and running over a Waterman named John Lynch
The case was yesterday examined, and Neal wa
committed for trial.
Stalking Case Inrestigated.-A German named
Charles Graft was stabbed on the night of the Stf
ult in TivoH Garden, whilst in difficulty with .
man named William Eberhart A Waterman o
the First Municipality, named Adam Rumlech, wa
seen to advance towards the parties, it is alleged
with knife, open, in his hand, as if TO quel th'
disturbance, and soon after Graf was heard to ex
claim, 50 I am stabbed" Graft was carried to th'
Charity Hospital, where, fromsthe effects of thu
wound he received in the abdomen, he remained I
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4th Numerous testimonials file a the C0mpa d,yes
Office which would satisfy the most Incrednons ne
Just received from Joseph 2. Hail. Suffolk Va cOi"'
s The Dyssntery Syrup cures in every case; Stqte
> = The same proof IS daily coming ~ JI0n CIV
In The Union. -, L. ,s.orted TO the mo-
roeut anv bad symptoms appear Seamen Doa.sin a.
eIlars and al Others should have supply d s S @
Tie medical faculty asonshed AZ ~ power t iesg
confessing that there IS no otnef hie'o " ~ - " 0O'''
pared OFT THE CyHIIDREN's PANACEA
sv sgieaeiogs IN an The bowel and stomach complaints
afCb;den No mother or physician should De without y
u so Tbe General Agent for Louisiana and Mississippi IS
n n ANSBROUGH, u Camp street, New Orleans La
- sDpjicatons for gepcies may be addressed
70 VIM" ' EDWARD BARTON, Secretary.
- For sale by WELD & CO., Periodical Agents, q
Camp street ALFRED HUNTER, corner q E7e1ale
Place and CusOmhOuse street. and b. DIX - = gen
eraly.. TIiOS. COOK Posfmaster city Of llaiaysue =
4. VAN BOkkELLEN, corner Camp ahq 20 n1alS
Is JOHN FOELkEI. corner leyse ana SeHenlh ".
Lafayette and Oh AS, BENNETT. Jaffoiltoh l1Ouisiaha
p. S.-The C7raefenberg CompanB gre gestroNs ~ ~
curing the seruices Of reSpectG6te lgHate ~ egg ~
e. ~ Dpi0n IN business hich MI be ucT therettne
By addressing the Company, SNo. bFoad"aS Ne" AViA'
post paid particulars Will be iurnisnea
August 1877