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No q y S.

MEDICAL TEXT BOOKS, &c.--MedicaI Students can
Nl find at the New Orleans Stationers Warehouse "a
Camp street. the largest and best assortment OF all Kinds OF
NEjCA T. WORKS of the latest revised editions, at pub
fishers prices This collection embraces works in every
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DAILY CRESCENT.
From GtshaIn's Magazine for March.
THE VOICE OF THE FIRE.

THE VOICE OF THE FIRE.
BYJ. BAYARD TAYLOR.
THEY sat by the hearth stone broad and bright,
Whose burning braads threw a cheerful light
On the frosty calm of the Winters night.
Her radiant features wore the CLEAN
Which childhood learns from angel dream.
And her bright hair stirred in the Pickering beam
Those tresses soft TO his lips pressed
Her head was leaned ON his happy breast.
And the throb of the bosom his soul expressed
And even gentle mnmur came
From the clear, bright heart OF the watering nane,
Like the fatering thrill OF a wor,hped name
He kissed her on the warm white brow,
And told her in fonder words, the vow
He whispered under the mo0niit bough:
And DER them steady radiance came
From the shining heart Of the mountain flame,
Like love that burns through life the same.
The maiden smiled through her JOY -dimmed eyes,
As he led her spirit TO SUMNER skies,
Whose cIoudless light the future lies
And moment paused the laughing fame,
As it listened awhile. and then there came
A cherry burst from its sparkling frame
He visioned home by pure love blest,
Ciaspng their sous in calmer resi-
Like woodland birds in their feais nest
There slept foreshadowed, the bliss to be,
When fenderer life that home should see.
In the wingless cherub that ciimed his Knee.
Aud the flame went on with its Pickering song
And bekOned and laughed at the lover. long
Who sat in its radiance. red and strong.
Then broke and fell gIimnnering brand
To the cold, dead ashes il fed and famed,
And its last CLEAN leaped like an infants hand.
sudden dread to the maiden stole,
For the gloom Of seemed TO roll
Der the sunny landscape within her soul.
But lowering over its .modering bed.
Its ruddy pinions the flame Outspread
And again through the chamber its glory shed.
And ever its chorus seemed to be
The mingled voices Of household gee.
Like gnsh of winds in mountain tree.
The night went on in its silent flow.
While through the waving and wreatlled glow
They watched the years of the Failure GO
Their happy spirits learned the chime
OF its laughing voice and murmured rhyme
A joyous music for afterime.
They felt fame as glorious start,
Where, side by side, they dwelt apart
In the quiet homestead of the heart
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Rates of Postage on Letters, etc.

LETTERs.-For single letter. not exceeding half an
ounce, (avOirdup0ise sent not exceeding 300 miles
Sent 800 miles, 10
For every half ounce, and any every half
ounce, the same rates of postage; and when adver
tsed two cents each letter. four cents, if the
. advertising cost so much additional.
For drop letters, not to be mailed, each, ..........
CIRcULARs.-For any printed circular handful, adrer
~ tisement, unseaed, sent any distance. ........
NEWsPAPERs-Of $500 square inches or less, sent over
~ and not more than 100 miles, any distance
within the State.
Sent over such distance. IL
Not exceeding ~ miles, free
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Fort Dheers- swer, Harbor- master LIST Munich.
ID. Stckney, Master Warden " wv " w.
1 Cars 8 HIsh, 4. Capdevielle, Port Wardens
ssiah Cole +. Letebyre. G. Bouligny A. Iiyaudais and
P-Lananx. Inspectors of Flour " ""A''' anu
". mbume, Aug: Bozant and A. McKeever, Repack.
en- anu inspectors OF Beef and Pork
y 'Sph Dabnc nsp Weights and Measures list Munic' "
A; Priefs Z Durrive j. j WHsrrv ' : ' " 70 porl d
ssaH' e STABLES. ". Turnbul {. l.. johnson. A. w
Tn,a a. DuPahter Inspectors OF Tobacco. N. C. Hall
Iae Nao Canal connects the Second Munc;n,,,, ;,h
%e fG3ssharsIan the New Basin on Circus street, be-
Az Psr se, ana linton Walk being city terminus
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M IN \ & n NJ
MEDTCAr,
NEDIVf1I,
affections SYMPTOMS yiruleT

URINARY affections, symptoms virulent disease. bat
L SO peculiar in their nature, that unfortunately bni ~
ance the more the disease penerates into the system %
specific nature and undergoing the Transformations wb
fcu does the treatment become. General Syphilis is sp
taneous and takes place under host Of different medicO
properly distinguished yield TO professional treatment Of ~
rave ordeI and the safest method is radical cure Of h
time subdung their characteristic chain OF serious complain
DR.. MALLoN, IS Canal street thoroughly and eiecusI
emotions of great satisfaction his success There are b
few cases record in the annals of the healing art wh
the thorough and complete of well known case T.
this that was looked Upon as desperate and beyond
doors from Royal street. mh7 en-
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PERssE & BROOKS,

Nassau street between Maiden ane md Gohn s,rsst
Neo York ? 4 b; manufacture Paper of various sizes
and descriptions and having in operation their
Mills at Windsor Locks, three 60 inch Foudnier Machines.
with fourteen Engines enabled to orders short
uniformity of weight color &c They also wife particular
attention to their PRINTING and PATENT ENVELOPE
PAPERS large supply of which they have constantly on
hand together with assorted stock Of Music
PSP pf ad% .d G w Wsppnf Tea Sge and R s.
Celebrated Bleaching Powders
The highest price paid for Rags Rope Cuttines SC mh
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BANKING HOUSES.

,Robb & Go. Office, No. 4S Camp street, few doors
above Gmvier.
Common.
Thomas Fl. Barker - No % Camp street. corner of
Common
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y, poss ohGe-Open daily from to 6on Sunday from 12
IrfSt Western aH comprising all the Stopping places on
MAR lonisre Nal EXTRA supplying Na,ehsH VIE HE
burg Memphis and Louisville; four Il week irregular
oaSt or Bapon Sara Mail Wednesdays and SUNDAYS at
9oe9ck, a NJ C0r'nston and .Nadisonriue MAI, Mon
DAYS Wednetays and Fridays Red Rirsr .Noa irregular
IdJfSyefts tda six times week, Sundays excepted at
clock + NJ. DuE Eastern Mail, daily by 10 A M
t5reot Wesern Matt twice week, irregular LonisraIe
HdH. extra, irregular Coast -NaI Tuesdays and Satu
days. bS3PM NJ. Corington md Jacksonville Mad Tues
days; Thursdays and Saturdays. by P. NJ Red Rirfr
days excepted. at / P NJ. " ~
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aBoreign Weights and Measures.

There are denominations frequently met with in
exports of markets, but their English value not al
ways readily recollected. The following table will
be found we believe, correct:
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New Orleans Chamber of Commerce.

New UrIeaEs ChamUer Oh 0o11t1HofIo'
s. J. PETERS, President; JAMES Dick, WM; L HoDaE,
VIM. ii. Avery, w c. Myne. w. Bosart, VIM. Mue and
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PRINTERS AND BINDERS, wARERooMs,

Nos. 90 oqsd 81 Gold street, Moo York.
7'HE subscribers continue TO mannfac 1ME
pp rN tHIs # gsqiIy Re, prices
ss s, mydrap aIei Presses. &c &c, Of tie ~
proved ed, Double s and Single. CYLINDER liNE&
MACHINE PRESSES for Newspaper
and Book work Card Printing Machnss Z I7#
and the Washington and Smith HANDEzxsEss1sil.l
FEESoES with or without their Patent Iron Roller Boys
Chases Gases Imposing Stones, Composing Sticks Bass
e Ses ars na &e &C. and
ending Type furnished the shortest notice. and on the
pound ' " Ai'' ''"'' p'
Editors and Publishers will be supplied with estimate in
detail for Printing Offices Bindey BY nfoming ns Ina
sty H. and Quantity O. work they desire to DO.
size or description, Mt the lowest price W WY
ash paid for old Cast Iron.
The subscribers also manufacture Cast Stae Mil p; T,osV
ou circular and other Saws, supply of which bey keep
constantly on hand. tmh5 12m] r. HOE Il co
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A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR

HEEE Is not day passes by, but what Dr. R. PARISH
20 receives new testimonials from their Agents and
e A s ss Of e CHI
OF ee pest ba s & the growth beauty and
accomplish fss nosa e s"d that WI"
oil on lazy ham and ggan who il the habit Of 9'ps
'hiSksE HAIR CREAM for it fails give satisfaction.
From the .NSp York Tribune Of .1ulu 10, 1s7.
Introduction Of the celebrated Chinese Hair Cream into our
fee OF aons s of auG
mce Especially the ades were we not 70 expires, cur
the ass s se S s
s nd ., ana s to ss DARK , c be bot
chase parish ' eee is a cs.1s
IT HIS NO EQU.4Ll
feeble testimony the many oe Gw IN ayo Do Of yong
desirable preparation by the name of Chinese Hair Cream
pared say exceeds any thing II have yet seem for
soenng the Hair and removing the dandru find that it
e'mduion It + AL that it Is recommended to be by Others
New York 2nsast taGsEs0s . Pea Ms s
SaY Be- BY fa peii p. 3D. Ne" whom
e. ETf5S sTkEE s:a, srs r &:
NO MAhh FEAffEEns savsi,sr ha. Away.
a f$SSz&S$ rs (; ssssgssy which, 81.
Scene e. Papers, double and single width;
Bed Top Papers and Borders do;
SRi indo np glazed and I'd, Common Papers;
Figured Screen Papers and Borders;
s .sfs ss a s sPf 81 b ' %i i
Call 1mean prices and YOU If not there
f''s hung order 81 u.s. EFFER to
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H. Ru j I'M, No aTss S word Ia;
and Error No sooner does truth prSPound an important
@ss Ns h seSs s sS
siton made to the immortal Jenner His mind was led
s s s Ss Small os ss oa " q
terror He found that the matter from the pusule upon
duce the almost divine results io which he had so patiently
and ansiousy songh 0pposition arose Interested per
S they dare nSa denv Frey a'
mated became covered with hair and exhibited
S a 'fs si sss % O s
(sIooooo5 and the world sang his praises. , '''
Wiz @ " e A 1g1 dGn to or Sn times Even
the wonderful efficacy and success of
THE GRAEFENBERG MEDICINES.
are opposing them. Msgud,i men How utterly impo
sS to t ewng i IN to e om
parts Of the country certificates which have asonshed the
been Submitted gentlemen Of distinction who have
carefully examined them to see that they are gennne
dsi EPscopa Church and Francis Hall ESD editor Of lhs
New York Commercial Advertiser We finally submitted
The Hon Brady hf Mayer Of New IGt who
as ey are s and ab Great Seal CITY,
With such names we fear no opposition We are fortified
at every point and solicit continuance OF the unexampd
patronage we have already received We would earnestly
is That in every neghborood where there is no Gaetn
berg Depot immediate steps should be taken to have
one BY addressing the General Agent Of any district
3D. Families should club together and get immediate sup
ply.
3d. Emgran Societies and other panthropc bodies should
furnish them to the needy.
Ofthe GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS alone.
10000 boxes sold each and ercrp neck.
Of the HEALTH BlTTERS, an enormous quantity
These extraordinary btes sold at Is paper and
warranted TO make two quarts of Btters to
the world. They composed of Roots, Herbs Barks
and Vines gathered in the vast forests and pares of Amer
and are speedy and certain restorative of weak and
debilated constitutions.
The other Medicines of the Company of equal value
and follows.
POUND-THE GRAEFENBERG EYE LOTION
THE CHILDREN'S PANAGEA-THE GREEN
BALM-THE DYsENTERY SYRUP.
The General Agent for Louisiana and Mississippi
D. HANSBROUGH. 70 CAMP Street, Nep Orleans,
La to whom applications for Agencies may be addressed
EDW. BARTON, Secretary.
New York February, 1913.
~" For sale by WELD & Co, Periodical Agents. 70
Camp street, ID. FELT & Co, Staoners' Hail. "a Char
tres street., ALFRED HUNTER, corner of Exchange
Place and Custonhonse street New Orleans TH0S COOK.
ner of Camp and st. Mary street, Lafayette. mh7 I'm
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Rates OF Gold.

The rates allowed in the Customhouse for Gold
Coins, as per Act of Congress of 1884, fixing the
value of the same, are as follow:
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JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT.

a Dmiry. State Superintendent OF Pabic Education.
JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT.
Supreme Cengt-Geo: Eusts Chief Justice P. A. Rost,
k IN; sds Aoeats Justice. r Emssne aa.ee
General T. fontsnean e District Aitone1 Attorney
cT naa. Mckinney and i MsGpeb
Wagner Marshal; c. 4. Labnzan, w. sEssiaerf, j. ii.
Rhinehart, Deputies
Us D i coHrt-T H. Mecaleb, Judge N. R.
as: h s s c s Isu s:' DEPUTY H GLEN
Thsnss G. foee cs sf NJ Bsn and 's
Ju asa E . Gr Gas s,1s, ksn Gsa1
taarth Distrist io~rt Of Ns,o orleans-7Geo Straw
A fiOpkiDs Deputies
5ztl Bisirsf Court Of Nsm 3gleqns-A; N Buchanan
J. o. Chalon, Deputies.
Officers of the Parish of Orleans
PREDERIck DURRlvk,, Recorder Of Morsages
BERNARD MARIGsY, Register of Conveyances
ROBERT SPEDDEN, Coroner OF the Parish.
Sheriff, ete-JoHN L. Lewis, Sheriff. I.esffs Gen
Clerk and Deputy; Sampson BlossmSn A. Sidney Lewis ss,
shs de s1 ss" Robs nlf
Hnsonin, Sam L Waldo Charles Kilshaw n Tspsgnis ,
Deputy Sheriff. e e. X WISE Deputy sheriff and Keeper
Of the Parish Jail; T. Brooks, H. Bence and Thomas Nj
White, Deputy Keepers.
Justices Courts for the City
FIRST Distref.-lOfce, No 222 Tchouptouas street J.
Daniel lyme Justice John S. Dunno. CLERK. John J.
MOI John speith, Deputy Constables.
Second District.l Ofice. No IS Common street ]-Geo
Y Bright, Justice G. L. Bright, Clerk 7: Beleau, Con
Kerkhan Deputy Constables
Third Distriet.-[Otfice St. Lons Alley, next to the
of BenviIe &c. b Beverly. Justice Victor
Sere, Clerk j. p Walden, Constable; N. B. Outlaw, l..
IL Sere, Deputy Constabes.
Fourth District.-[Ofice No Sc Condo street. ALEX.
Derbes Justice Paul Duverge> Clerk Gustave MeyRieT,
Consa BILE; A Meynier, F. Generey. Deputy Consabes.
Fifth District[Oice corner OF tlysan Fields and Vic
Clerk. Francis Aouney Constable L. E. Generclly J. b.
SorapuIu, r. ScheXnayder Deputy COnstable
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Government of the state of Louisiana.


EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..
G tiae GaSans, sssy State eseph Mslksr
G. n RowIey, Adj Gen1: R. j Kerr Reg Land Office
H. r. Williams, State Eng L. Bnngier, Surveyor Gen'l
A. D;mry, State Superintendent of Public Education.
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MOSQUITO NETTING.
ROBINETT, Muslin, Linen, and Cotton MUSQUITO
u MEETINGS. large stock hand and for sale cheap
by mh5 st JOS. ETTER, 20 Camp st.
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Justices Courts for the City.
Municipal Officers.
A d. CROSSMAN, Mayor;
H. D. BErR, Secretary; ST. CERAN, Clerk

GENERAL COUNCIL.
First Acknowledgements Cruzat, Felix Maxent, T.
Zacharie Louis Surg.
Second fanieipalitp-Geo Allan, A. w. Haines, J. M.
Wray, ]. S. Thacker.
Third JIuaieipnlty-W H. Wilder J. E. Holland, ]. NJ
Vandergrief ID. Sckney.
P. c. CUvELLIER, Secretary.
E. A. Michel SeTgeant.at. Arms. w. w King Attorney.
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fSa UUTS, MI,
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL,


CLINTON. MISS, May 13 1886
From the 7rmy.-Matamoros (Mexico) April 5th 1884,
have used few bottles of Dr. Billings Syrup, sent me in
of which it produced permanent cure in few days Iii
a powerful! remedy, possessing medical virtues.
J. B. ASH, Asst Surgeon. u. s. A.
TT For sale by SICKLES 4 Co. 40 Canal and "A
Magazine streets New Orleans. W. II. FOX, Natchez; o
V. WOODMAN. Vcksburg; and CHAS. SHREVE
Grand Calf
~" Wholesale Agency 70 CAMP Street.
m67 I'm ID. HANSBROUGH
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Gas Works Office on Common street. opposite the St.
Charles Hotel d.. Campbell, Superintendent George
Allen Foreman Gleises, Collector, Gas Light COM
Water Works - Office g Carondelet street. j. P Cou
lon, Superintendent S. e. Percy, Sec'y: William Wright
Collector '''
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GRAND ENSCAMPMENT OF PATRIARCHs-me

at friendship Hall, ChArres street, -- @ q
evenings eg s Qtficer-C. w Whta! NJ VIC Pat W.
w g Sen. Warden, Fl. P. Andrews. RW G ~
Jun Warden; II w Olmsed R w Scribe s. W Kirk
WILDEY ENCAMPMENT, No. Inject, in the Hall
month. OfeeIsJ stGawbddse r G. n. Mo 30 safh
sn1 G9hen Scribe W v Herbert, w Thomas
,, HoBAH ENCAMPMENT, No. 3-mess at Crescent
Hall No u Camp street the I'd and 4th Saturdays of
each month. Ohcers-J. o. Nixon P, Henry Bier p:
r. G. stets9n. Vi, J w; -, Scribe; Gss c.
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River Premiums.

River Premiums 49,.
E E'y 81 e!;; "a p, * s5'H Z
Shreveport. HaIrisonburs, veTnilonvilIe, Co
umbia. Princeton, franklin, st. Marinsville.
TO Teaissis )! %Sat. Evansville EsoEs Fals ~'Dn1
To vincenne; shaMneetown, Tnscumbia, Flo. 49," ~"
To c Snef aa fMas aysss Portsmouth on, vs; @
r. non n Alien, jefferson and Amsterdam, .r40r4
- Montgomery aaa Tue oe,a Ala. @ rs@sz
To Fort Smith and ione borough, (Red Riyerj 1884,
customhouse--(othc e hours from 8 A. NJ. to2PMl-
Deputy Colecto A!ees LaBanches Naval Officer Louis
Deetra Deputy do D. c. Hayden, Surveyor; j. Graham,
Bo,d DRSgs esyh sG noh Duncan
buhy, Measufer N. G. snetfen. Mailer A. Bondesu
B Boaf keeper A. p DeIioeSur Refistsns Clerk
Book Keeper r NJ Ozanne 1st Impost Clerk s. M Read,
na do inc Btanaga 30 do Raehe a do g Leseps
Up. White. Assistant Abstract Clerk W. F. G. Duplesss
p rnSi sk W. t. @ N s%yh ce
Deputy John Taylor Inspector Port Bayou St John
H. Page, Surveyor and Inspector Port Pontchartran
Berg DSp sngn. oI Io csrsf Pearson
land, T. A. Williams E.. ,sego L. R. RanaIlson, 2
fnno LJna G A M. rsni p. Beck ssmbf
DneuX A. Dence, NJ Esan, Jules bnrrive. S w Smith
Po L. Maspte a, Richard a Rass s ST. cy Harris
John ssRol.o npt.s'i rrt F Ess 5seRh
kkaDa hi d sRri
Smyth, Mussrove Evans, John Daman, w. w Virgins
F. L. Nicomede, w. Riley Knight.
enc ba1nes W. Ea k Bsd NGb s bd,d Rois
l.. Breed. H. Crane.
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THIRD MUNICIPALIT,

nj 7.
p. SEUZEsEAu, Recorder.
?. F. Nogues, Secretary. NJ. Esnard, Treasuraa
Louis & Bermudez. Attorneys.
J. a. ID Hemecout. Surveyor.
7. T. eGourney, Collector of Taxes on Drays, etc
Sol: Audler. Collector Of Taxes on Cabarets etc
f. Mazaret Captain of the Guard.
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FIRST MUNICIPALITY.
CLEMENT RAMOS, Recorder.
Ionis Bozonier Secretary J. A. DneI Treas Pub. Works
W DeBuys, Treasurer Of the Police Department.
A. Ruffe, Collector Of Taxes Steamboats,.
!. Sursi, Surveyor. l.; II. Pile, Deputy Surveys
z. Iange, Collector on Sea Vessels.
Y. Labatut, do. on Tavems.
Charles Claiborne do on Real Estate.
w: A. Mott do. on Drays, etc.
J. Provost, Wharfinger Superintendent, etc.
R. Preaus, Attorney C. Morel, Assistant Anorees
John Y0uenes, Captain of the Guard
w. F. Schexnaydre, LIST Lieut. do Jean Macoin I'd do do
SECOND MUNICIPALITY.
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder
g, z. Jonte, Clerk Adophe Layet, Comptroller;
VIM Z. Garland, Treasurer; Geo T. Dunbar, Surveyor;
A. FL Eidridge, Ship Wharfinger
John b. Foster, Steamboat Wharfinger
!nan Neville Collector of Levee Dues on Sea Vessels.
William NJ. Curtiss, do. Steamboats, and Fatboas.
G; w. Shaw, Collector on Drays, Carts etc.
VIM MALCOLM Collector Taxes Real Etate Slaves, etc.
kande!I Hunt, Attorney Edward T Parker Asst. do.
Dr. R: Beim, Physician to the Workhouse.
J. l.. Winter, Captain of the Watch.
Philip Van Beuren LIST Lieut. do Daniel Busby Cd do do.
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leans.
DR.. E. S. BILLINGS Dear Sr-It is but simple ju,Ir
to yourself and the public generally for say that after
having abored for several months during the last @
der the of the scourge of climate the Diahoa
until Gin spite of the usual remedies applied by gentlemen
the faculty deservedy high i'll PUBLIC estmaton) boy
system was wholly Frustrated | found your Astrngen,
Medicine the sovereign remedy in the also founda
equally effective IN curing Of my children Of the SANE
have taken whenever, from any cause, there symp
of recurrence and have always found efecu
in prevention, as it had been previously in cure
In this Southern country traveller whether by land
water, ought to carry with him this invaluable medicine
by which, without any detention and with almost no en-
pense, he might himself he passes his way FAM
lies and plantations would only mnch disease bu,
save many dear and valuable lives by always keeping il asa
part OF their medical stores Yours &c,
ALEX ANDER EAMPREII
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GRAND ATTRACTION FOR CHILDREN

nR. BILLINGS CAR.
IL MIMATIVE AMI
ASTRINGENT SY RI Z,
I'm Mtaiiibie Remedy far
Ch0iera htantam or Sam-
mcr Complaint Of ChH-
drea, Ch0tera .N0rbas, Di-
arrhGa, and ana IrregR-
iQrifies Of the B0aoeis.
Used by the Surgeons IN
the United States .77'mv
Bsth great success.
THE GREAT SOUTH
ERN REMEDY. recon-
mended by the mos. emil
nent Physicians.
Letter from the Rev.
Alexander Campbell. Presi-
dent of SIississiDpi COLLEGE,