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MAGuTRE,s DAGuERREoTYPE.

NJ would respectfully return thanks for the liberal patron;
aye bestowed on him since he first had the honor OF
introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOreans,
five wears ago during which he has taken portraits
than any other person in the world His specimens wers
exhibited the FAIR IN competition with others taken Py
the hest operator from New York and ne awarded the
First Premium Nospecmens hblted at his establishment
but those taken by himself j. NJ assures the public that his
portraits will continue be what they always have been
the BEsT His long ApeuenCe and constant practice are
the best inducements derous OF instruction the
beautiful art Genuine VOigander Cameras % per cent.
cheaper than any i'll the city all other articles the same
Plates at So per dozen ScOys No for 50 guaLantled
the best paee made the United States Gases 81 70 and
SO 50: Newly rk Cameras at $lo.
~" Orders tiOm the country promptly attended TO-
E45- Entrance No. CAMP street. mill II
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UusMIssRD.-I will be recollected that some days
ago Mr. Irwin, the contractress for cleaning GER
lain streets in the Second Municipality brought an
action against number of persons who were
under her employ, who had threatened to mob her
because she had not paid them their wages. The
whole matter, however amicably settled yes
ierday morning before Recorder Golding, and the
prosecution was Withdrawn. The vengeance of
the gigantic prosecurx subsidized into peace, charity
and forgiveness
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RESRgsMMNMIso
TCE CREAM GARDEN.

ICE CREAM GARDEN
TAYLOR AND CASS ICE CREAM GARDEN
All those in favor of supporting an establishment OF
this kind will be kind enough to call and put IN aga
their votes II will ten cents for the best glass eW
Of Ice Cream that be found in this city Judge @
FROM the demand and from what my customers say
Perhaps they attenng the only way TO test mat IS
ia call and rV-pay ten cents and receive thanks. must
acknowledge that am greedy like all the balance OF the
human kind the more custom have, themore am anN-
ions to get ~" Call and try the Cream and oblGe
R. b. WOODWORTH,
iv7 Inn corner of st. Charles and Union SITS.
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A PICKPoCKET.-A fellow by the name Of
Michael Connolly was arrested about two O'Clock
Yesterday morning, upon the charge of having at
tempted to pick the pockets of drunken man who
was lying down on the Levee. Connolly was
remanded for future examination.
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nj n -,gS5s DELIGHT which forms essential ingre
nt IN he Ciraeenberg Sarsapanla Comp0unl Y PoDaOV
10 Sarsapaula Itself Professor Frost, OF ChahssiOn
g n speaks Of it follows, in the southem Journal Of
Few vegetable productions exhibit power upon the
vsfern generally So powerfully b ~ action eXered upon
The capillary and secreng vessels in changing ther morbid
states or conditions, and dsposng them 70 ne" heaiy
action that It IS greatly be preferred &c, ne 80 lie
urheT adds That it is chronic diseases ana chrome ~
Examinations and also nthe long tram Of eon ha
follows syphilis that its efficacy . best exhlDHed.
The superiority Of the Gfaefenberg Safsapara COMPOUND
It II Is composed of number Of the most eflcacous
vegetables the whole Of the Maiena meuica IN au
dItiOn 10 Sanapanla. 81 -, A.,
more doses the bottle than in any ofte vey
al This concentration renders il to Sasapara what nl
nine is TO Peruvian Bark ThemOfe diluted preparation W
no better than ordinary root beeT-sounng on
and suoing in the bottles To weak INFUSION o. 49,
uara when a guphate Of the article may be had '5
taking bark instead of Quinne OThke tragefng N '0
against strong current, instead OF In gIlt sleas r
These things being 50, let all who have mage u Elsyo
minds 10 use any Sasaparila, that oi the
Company II warranted 20 be ten tunes more sE,i or
than any other known-nO matter how alge " "a
the Graefenberg Vegetable Pills the tLaeiel'd boold
BitteE and the GfaelenbeTg sarsapania LII pttsys
supercede al others. For unvenal use w = ~ need NOT
ars Of ncaleulabls value Those who take li ~ L,TJ
fear Inc eneryang effects of the snmuier WIZ f !.
- The General Agent for LOUISE NJ al Grasns !,
-. nANSBROUGIi, ~ Camp stresi3 ~ Traced
TO wnom appcaiions io fetss BBSriics Accents ~
Cam street AI.PKEU HUHtEB eo[ netr az Come
Place and Cnsonhouse - y. F21pIt.iiST 4 do III
Narazue amt bartholomew SIS; ). w Atlll - "
TIjS COOK PostBaster CITY o. lsiayeYe - L. M Il
F15KKEIIEN conner camp and ~ MAY ~ - . -
i7Gt III III corner Ieyee and seven 10 s lalayets 80
| CHARLEs BEANE0T. CsH0l0H, La
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Cleared Yesterday
Ship St. Lawrence BCWers, Liverpool, JEW mney 20
Ship York. Nandyke, Philadelphia, G, J. hleeher
Shin Ne.tOr Russell Boston G. W IiynsOn
Ship Palestine johnson New York via Ha q R22d>
Bark Ann Grant, lBr) Griffith, Liverpool
Steamer Grand Turk Robrds St Louis, CT .Buddecke&Co
Arrived Yesterday:
Ship Corsica Hill 81 days I'm Boston, to Andrews Dew
Ship Russell Glover Trpe 50 days FIN Liverpool 10 T. NJ,
Weld Il CO-3d my.
Ship Ann Rogers Is days I'm Boston via Turks Island to
Inaster-3d my. -
Bark Chas Deyens Bailey fin Vera Cruz 18th inst 10 L,
:. QuaTtemaser-POmt . - :, ~ ,
Bark Ciaemont Staples, IS days I'm New York, to Toby X
IT, S Scfr. Sarah Jane Niece, days fin Tampico 10 [.
:. Quartermaser-3d my.
Schr. A Cadmus, Aud, days I'm BrazOs ST Jago TO T.
s. Quanermaser-Pomt
Schr Ventura ( ucaan) DOrantcs days I'm Campeachy
10 J. PTatS-lSt my
Schr madonna Mcneil days fin Pensacola to master
scbr. Los NHIgan lays I'm Pensacola, master-Basn.
Soop Commodore Hull Jackson, days TN Mobile to mas
ter-Basn.
STEAMBOATS,
Creole, Giberson, FIN Mobile.
Courier NJ artIn, I'm the BalZe. ,,
Duck River, Appegate I'm ShreyepOrt-6l bales COuOh
Hard Times Fairchild I'm Bayou Sara bales cotton
Western World Norton, I'm CINCINNATI.
Suana Moore FIN St IJu's-i32 bales cotton.
Towboat COnquerer, Heation fin the Passes.
TOWbOat Tennesseean Thompson, I'm the Passes.
Memoranda:
TOwbOat Tennesseem left the 5 w Pass al clock P.
oath inst. Reports bark in the citing inward bound
unknown. SChr " Witch from Vera Cruz, with >
troops bound up The Br. ship Chippewa inside the Ba
bound All other outward bound vessels gone to sea-
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SlNn REWARD

500 REWARD, -. .-
u AN AWAY from the SqP;gg5s ne 90 5n' a negro
is well known drayman for the last 10 years in this *
city and viii try to himself as Tree nan ne Is
about As wears Of age feet 10 or ii inches high stout E
built yellow complexion, marked with small poE large WIS
ke and he is getting his beard ana head WIeu Ias
hoard from he was ut BisCoe Sims where he Iad eeh at
work and at Thomas Warens below POydfa5 Market
The above reward Will be paid for his apeheHs9n ana
him or s25 for the recovery OF the negro; .i.-.
Ia52 If ri f, WADE. 80 TChOuDtnulas7t
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NOTICE, ,,
TENO THOSE WHO INTEND To PASS a FEW
/ WEEKS OVER THE BAkE.-We VIII Supply, on
friends and those who wish SWEET TABLE BGJtER
in stone iars Of any size. GEO. JAOU Els, q, %,
ie2 If corner of St Charles and Poydras sS.
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oARRoLLTON HoTEL AND GARDENs.

IL The public is respectfully informed that this sScMs
E5A most delightful place of resort and amuSe SSG
IEL-l ment is now open under the management tsSSSft
OF the subscriber In the extensive grounds 30. Es$Y
DUETS Of all kinds viii lie furnished by the gard -
ner and at the Saloon and in the Gardens ICE CREAM,
LEMONADE, SHERBERTS, SODA WATER and
CONFECTIONERY.
The Hotel department is undergoing extensive alterations
and improvements meantime preparation made to fur
nsh dinner parties with all the decaces of the season. and
the best of wines and liquors.
And last though not least attentive and polite bar keepers
will be found at their posts administer to the comfort Of his
friends aud the public generally whose patronage ne soGS
api3 5m JAMES DUhNO.
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FAMILY RITTER AND CHEESE DEPOT.
LATE OF THE LONDON AND EDNBURG
COLLIE GES.
L ANlE HnpE ENERITT NJ ID Cnllapiatp of Kin q

LATE OF THE LONDON AND .EDINBURG
OIL EG E S.
l ANCE. HOPE EVERITT, NJ D., Collegiate Of King s
j 4 College, London Aumnus and Matncuated Member
Of the University Of Ednbwg Member of the University
of St Andrews and Of the Royal College of Surgeons of
Ednburg Graduate Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women
and Children Licentiae of the Medical Faculty. New
Orleans extraordinary Member of the Hunteran Medical
Society, Scotland.
Professor Evertt having originated the newly developed
science the AtOmoogy of Life and Death and
of health and diseases of the human body and after several
years experience among 10000 patients the hospitals and
dispensaes of the above named European Universities
brought great perfection and certainty It's success hope
cases desires continue to treat such and especially
those diseases that have baied the medical and surgical
acumen and skill OF members OF the medical and surgical
faculties Of England, France, and America.
The Atomic treatment in however desperate, VIII
occupy longer than weeks two months viii the Zee
be accepted ii unsuccessful. ,
Each patient disease, treatment, and recovery eNpliAsu
by chronological and meteorological diagrams.
Reported cases, Kept ledger, inyOlaie eeIs iS
the county viii be responded 10 without delay N r,,
c0EaAr Cana street, h fOEaeT oiina a" Is4
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LOST.

LOST
A DRAFT for $3.50 drawn in favor of JAMES CHAPLIN
N on Major CROssMAN, T. :. A, Asst. qaermaster at
Camargo The finder will be suitab bly, rewarded by le2yng
the at this office. JAMES NHAilSliIH.
NewOrIeans, July q, 1913. yyz1 oL
SOLDIERS AND VOLUNTEERS ATTENTION.!
COLDIERS AND VOLUNTEERS, CLAIMS Is bought
- and sold by JOHN q. iOIhAND,
ezzy- OT;ca No 4 second floor my2O d&sw3m
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WATCHES, JEwERY AND FANCY GOODS.

TTlHE subscribers have Just received additional -
supply OF very superior G Old aud Silver atches I'm
with Hunting Gases of VI. /. Tobias, Roskei and ~ IL
other superior makers ALSO Fine Lgadon DSBLsf s Eias
GoiJ Watch Chains Keys and Seals, Ladies BRACELETS
Necklaces Breast Pins Gold Pencil Cases Finger klHgs
one of the firm the European markets consisting oil WORE
Boxes Dressing Gases fine Fans RetcuIeS and other fancy
arices Also fine Scissors and Needles, Table Knives ana
Forks Casto CandlestIcks, Double and Single BaTrei
Guns Pistols Revovers Bowie Knives Military Goods &C.
&c for sale at moderate prices, by ,- - -,
ia3I HYDE Il GOODRICH. Is Chartres st.
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STEALING.-Two young ladies, who bore the eu-
phoinous names Of Mary Lewis and Mary Daven-
port have had it seems, very serious alteration.
Mis- Davenport became enamored OF beautiful
muslin dress, with red stripes, and ornamented with
green roses, which was the lawful property of Miss
lewis. Not acting according to the dictates oil
scripture, she coveted the same dress, and applied
II to her own uses. For this sheinous act, Miss
Lewis prays that Miss Davenport may be brought
before Recorder Genois to show cause why she APP
pr0praled TO her own use the said garment.
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ATTEMPTING TO STAB-Oficer B. Seixschnay-
Dire, of the First Municipality police, yesterday ar
rested VIM. Baquie, upon the charge of having at
tempted to stab Auguste Stanton The case has
| MT vet been examined
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Docs NeArN.-Ia a categorical manner we have
come to-the determination that thsis dogmatical
era Nervous people, in particular, have nothing
10 converse about but the hydrophobia and the
total eyiinction Of every member Of the canine
race Those merchants who nave any quantity Of
wire 1nuzzles on hand, are doing thriving busi-
ness and those who have pizen such as cor
rosivp sublimae arsenic, prussic acid or nux vom-
iea. are rapdlv amassiug fortunes. The dogs die
with the herosm of martyrs but there are some Of
the old ones that can't be fooled. Yesterday morn
ing gang of young gentlemen imagined that they
would have some fun, and accordingly placed a
very sayory piece of sausage upon the edge of
the pavement. Presently there came past dog
with dark brown hair, very short legs, and quite
knowing phiz; he looked, in fact, like dog OF the
world, and had evidently seen the elephant" In
very cautious manner he smelt the tempting sau-
sage, and curling the remnant Of his tail in utter
scorn, he todded off as fast as possible. The dog
in question was brought up in an apohecarys shop,
and therefore knew the the difference between that
which was wholesome and that which was poison
GUS But, diverging from dogs to men, it is aston
shng to behold the patriotism of those who are en-
gagged in the determination of dogs. Men rise up
as il by magic with determination that no earthly
power can quell, Win TIC "hoNou pun Po'o VI ~
troying every member of the canine race. Night
before last, Notwithstanding individual, with a
huge club in his hand, was rushing up the
street with the velocity of lightning. His coat
tail streamed in the wind, and his eyes nearly pop
ped out of his head with exefLion. With hand
| trembling with nervousness. he handed 10 the
| Lieutenant of the Guard snuff-cOlored paper,
which stated that Capt. Winter requested that the
bearer should be furnished with three " add'tlonal
piZened sassingers'' The man received his poison
| Gus articles, and went on his way rejoicing.
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MOTHERS LovE.-A woman by the name of
Catherine Galloway, was arrested by officer Perie
of the Second Municipality police, on Monday night
last, on the charg, of having been found drunk
upon door step, and alsofor ill-neating the little
infant that she had at her bosom. Catherine seemed
10 have been iar-gone in the ways of ruin, and
would have sold her baby to any decent slave-mer-
chant for couple of glasses of rum. Finding that
she could not sustain herself, she resolved that she
would not sustain the baby and accordingly al
lowed it to drop gently off her lap into the gutter
Recorder Golding gave orders that Catherine and
her child Should be taken care Of
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Intelligence to the --latest Moment-By Special Elk
press and Electric Telegraph,
The New York Herald Of the 18th gives the fol-
lowing news from Europe, being one day later than
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MN61ANM aMANss
To THE pTTpTTC

TO THE PUBLIC
d ICHARD TERREl A. respectfully offers to the public
EN-hs sevces as 4UCTTONEERfor tie salesof RE AL
ESTATE and SLAVES and for OUTDOOR SALES
peging his utmost eXerons to promote the Interest oil these
eutfnsting business TO bis care,
Negroes Of eyet description constantly on hand,
at private OF pubic saie
ms1fs RICHARD TERRELL. Auetioneer
ny9a Nos Is and 20 Bankss Arcade Passage
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IN Offering TO the public this new and valuable remedy fol
/ Consumption. Bronchitis, AStma Coughs C0id5,etG
we amend few notices OF the character and efficacy OF the
medicine Numerous testimonials may be seen in pamph;
let for distribution the agency which sufferers are INVITED
TO Obtain Itmay be proper say that Dr. D. eminent
practising physician OF twenty standing graduate oil
TTniy nf ppnn
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LEANS CLASSIFICATION.
CorTON am TOBACCO sTATEMEN1

~ 49, fStf0D bales Tobacco binds
stock IN hand Sent l. 1871 - 23,i93 q 1886
Received past 3 days....... 2,1G9 ~ BY ~.
previously -. / lS8 775-l ,l9l,544 4SsA-i9I54
l2l5,O37 1900
Eyported past 8 days.. 9I72 10
PREVIOUSLY i38 SOL Ops 49O9-491Cj
stocs On hand, not cleared, ....,...67,O OH 22984
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Coon ADvIcE.-Gen. Patrick Henry, of Madi-
son county, Miss, in declining the nomination of
Taylor eIecor gives the following piece ofvery good
advice, which issequally applicable to both parties
Itis4Iot therefore, because my heart is faint, or
luy faith wavering-my zeal tagging, or my hopes
iaiIingEihat | decline for I feel, as | ever did,
certain Of his Cen Taylor's) success, h the wings
will but do their duty, organize, work more and
brug less
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DETERMINED.-Ana affidavit was yesterday made
before Recorder Genois by Jean Sevres, that Al
fred Witt came into his drug store at the coERr
of Main and IRENE streets, and there insul fed,
abused and threatened to strike the deponent with
Il stick Wilt thenwent out, but afterwards re-
turned having armed himself with an axe for the
avowed purpose of choppng off the head of the de-
poment A warrant was issued for the arrest OF
WltZ.
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VIEW ORLEANS & OARRo1LToN RAILROAD

NEW ORLEANS & CARROLLToN RAILROAD
F- Egr-E lzzs
Stf4 F3El ks&
Jfpot corner Of BarCRne aud Psrdid0 streets.
A single ticket any distance above Pleasant ST. ~ cents
single ticket for children over and under IL years ~
50 tickets, (Red). p, ~ ~ t
Servants Slaves iorany distance - ~ Gems
f" Residents in Lafayette CarOlOn and VICINITY are
informed that this Company has fixed an uniform rate
Communication tickets for passage IN the Cars to-wlL 20 w
e month lin advance for either Road and Tor any distance
Children half pnce-nO such tickets gwen Tor any DINER
period than the first to the last OF each month.
a Car expressly for ladies, in each train
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT:
rpoS NEw 0RTANs: FROM CARROLLTON:
Horse Ca at 81 A M Horse C8r.......at 5 AM
TOc0mofive AT 8 M Locomotive -. at ~ M
.. at ii A IA ~ ~ AIM
.. ......at l Pm '....at Y
at 81 Pm .....at AZ NJ
AT ~ PM .....at ga M
Ho" lat IL ,ls aRI,i f Es5 81 PM
aTy,..........)
s-Tbe Cars will leave New Orleans and CarrolIton every
bon1 afaT1 O'clock on Sundays if the weather IS fair
- The Lafayette Horse Cars will leave every 10 mlnHtes
from the corner Of BarOnne and Canal ss myIs stNoV
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<hATRNoN1AL DISTURBANCES. = Oh, gentle
bwper! how beautifully didst thou speak of we'd
III life First comes the coy, gay, girlish twin
ing ofthe eye-then the vows Of love-the moon
i lh waks-and then, the minister and the mar
ge ceremony For few short weeks all goes
happy as &c the marriage bell, and then, in some
hsances, the bell is metamorphosed into gong,
FhicfImakes doeful sounds, and ahrights the heart
tOn its proprety. The gentle smile changes TO
Dornfnl snar, and the lovely blue eye, that once
apnc of a tigress who has been without food Tor at
east three weeks The beautiful mouth that once
all alive with the hue and the fragrance OF the
Dse nauows itself 10 the dimensions of the mouth
u misers purse, and the nose perks itself up, as
bnuch as 10 say, am decidedly superior to you. J"
But we II let morality drift away, and come to
Eacls. Some time ago, lady by the name Of Mrs.
Eleiand was arrested by the Second Municipality
Police upon the charge Of having threatened to cut
short the thread Of her husbands life by sprnkling
sundry grains Of arsenic in his soup The lady in
Question was arrested her counsel made a very
poetic appeal to The Court, and the fair dame was
released, upon giving security that she would keep
The peace for six months Immediately upon her
release, she made deposition that she feared her
husband, from whom she was separated, might, by
cutting her throat hurry her into heaven before she
had dressed herself for the occasion. Recorder
lTolding, with a laudabe desire to prevent blood
shed, or even the shedding of tears, bound Mr..
Cleland ever TO keep the peace for SIX months.
Bail was promptly given, and the prisoner was
forthwith discharged.
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MR., HENRY HERE'S PIANO FORTES.

TIHNO 7
HENRY. PARSONS 90 COmp street, (new Storel -four
{ doors below POydraS offers Tor sale r1SsgFl-Eg
veTy extensive stock Of PIANO FORTES, ss33
from J. ChickerDg, Nuns n Clark CELEBRITY y HI Il n
and A. II. Gale 4 Co. This stock COmpnsesl u,
a great rariely embracing the mnch esteemed H"lIen'
which is rapidly gaining in public favor.
SECOND HAND PIANO., taken in exchange, and
tuning and regulating done at short notice Je3O II
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR LAND SCRIP,
SOLDIERS DISCHARGES, &c.
80 BTGBEE Informs The Returned Sol IA
~, disrs that he may be found I'd T 5q&Sr n
Ez-e4<szs Corner Of Graoier street, for the - -
purpose OF DTfuhasng SOLElGRS' DISCHARGES
LAND SCRIP &c, at the highest prices.
BuGBEE being well known to the largest portion OF me
Army flaters himself that he Geeds no references but
sOlicits their patronage - -, ~
BTGBEE may be found under the St Charles Hotel corner
off ,rayIpT 81 eel JelJ @H
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FRE.-An alarm Of fire was heard yesterday
'rning at about 8 O'Clock. The members of the
liant Engine No. IS Immediately fastened across
: river, and in a short time. succeeded in putting
he flames The damage done was slight.
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NEW ORLEAN S.:
EDNrxDaY MORNING, JULY 26, 1913.

IpEcIAL MEEq4NG.-A special meeting Of lie
4 Municipality Council will Bake place this
ming The meeting has been called atthe request
Mr. P, BIangue, Chairman of the Finance Com.
TOO
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I'd Robbins, Drug gist.
N. J., Jan. 9, lS47.-We have taken some
,e DR.. Davis Syrup of Wild Cherry and
! sold ali wereceived from you. DIR. J. II.
in his practice he thinks highly OF the
Ok is one of the mOsteminent physicians N
and was the attending physician of Joseph
e Of Spain, during all his residence in this
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From .5fr JOHN u. Morgan, Druggist, dGtega., r.,
PrTTsBURG Jan II, l647, The Syrup OF WlId Cherry
and Tar has given great satisfaction those who have used
IT, know Of instance Of permanent cure Of Asthma
on gentleman of Ohio. think shall be able 10 sell at