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Gs- The Wings of New York were to hold a
grand ratification meeting at Yauxhall Garden on
the 9th ult. r. C. Winthrop, Col. Haskell, w.
H. Seward, John NJ. Clayton, Rufus Choate, and
other distinguished gentlemen of the Wing party,
had been invited % address the meeting.
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The Practical JoKE.-This Joke is one involv-
ing physical dexterity well as mental ingenuity,
therefore place it first In order to put into
ecution the practical joke, you must first find a
victim; in doing which, it wCuld>be as well to Sc
lect person not likely TO resent 1t, as we have
known the tables turned in a manner far from
pleasant.
The means of carrying this joke into effect are
endess-we will point out a few: Having selected
your victim, whom for the present we will picture
comfortably seated in his chair-wait till he rises,
then remove the chair quietly and cleverly; he
VIII, on endeavorlng to resume his seat, probably
come to the ground rather sharply. There is Pc
culiar piquancy about this style of joking, we
have known the victim not only receive serious
injury from it, but actually be confined to his bed
for years in consequence, that not only did the
Joke tell at the time but it was indeliby fixed on
his memory.
Putting Cayenne pepper into the snuff.box of an
elderly gentleman. This we have known tell re-
markably well for we have friend whose uncle
dlslnherited him for it and his seedy coat perpetu
ally reminds him of the most effective joke he ever
perpetrated We cannot recommend this joke too
highly to our friends
species Of joking, tending to the practical, is
perpetrated by class of persons whose ideas are
hIgh-f1own enough, and by theme denominated g a
lark y but we must protest against fun being made
even the smallest game of: par eTenlpLe, gent of
this class, not up to Blackstone as regards Z" the
rights of things had, on certain common, way
laid certain goose, but protested loudly in his in
nocence of having taken the bird with any feloni-
Gus intent, asserting that he really took the goose
for a-tark. Now s. the Shallow - of the case (too
deep on this occasion) could not combine lark
with joke, and said the thing was an impossible
lty, the discrepancy between the two birds was
such that no man could, by any chance, take a
goose for lark; the joker was rewarded with
month in the county iail.-Hand-book Of Joking.
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TEMPERANCE IN THE ToMBs.--The cause OF
Temperance appears TO be gathering strength in
New York. numerodsly attended meetino was
held in the Tombs on the 9th ult.
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FACTORY BURNED.-We regret to learn Says
the Augusta Sentnel) that Mr.. Thomas Cheely's
valuable manufacturing mill, at the Shoals of Ogee-
chez, was destroyed by fire on Wednesday night
the goth September. The fire was first discovered
about 10 O'Clock, when the roof was in large
baze-too late for any efforts to save the building
All anxiety and attention was Immediately directed
to the cotton factory, about ninety feet distant.
We may say it was providentially saved without
any injury, by the calmness of the night and the
united exertions of those present. Owing to the
carelessness of the miller with a candle, it is sup
posed, the fire originated.
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~ new pilot-boat has been launched in New
York. She's called the Mary Catherine.
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New Use FOR CHLoRoFoRM.-ChlorofOrm has,
it is sad been successfully employed in France as
motive power. An experiment that has lately
been tried in one of the machine manufactures of
Paris leaves no doubt any longer of the power of
this liquid propelling agent, and of the posi-
bity of employing it at great saving too, in the
propulsion of steam vessels
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nz- The mail failed again yesterday. We re
ceived no papers from Beyond Charleston.
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Ptttsburg $500 BAY STATE. Robertson, u NJ.
Watering Places MOBILE Sutton, A. M. Omn, 81 A. NJ Cars
Red RiDer. ........ ELLEN, Sweeny, P. NJ
Picksburg .MARENGO, Bfenham, r NJ
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Arrival Of the Steainship Hermann.
Telegrapbed to the Daily Crescent


France-Ireland- - Ma rkets, &c.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 4-P N.
The steamship Hermann arrived at New York
she sailed on the goth.
Louis Napoleon has returned to France, and was
candidate for the Assembly. The result of the
election was not known at the sailing of the Her
mann 1t was supposed that the moderate candi-
dates would succeed The aristocratic, or anti-de-
mocratic party appear in the ascendant at present
in France.l
The English and French fleets have interfered to
save Messina from bombardment.
The Irish rebellion is still progressing-but no
large force has yet been organized by the revo-
lutionists Small parties are in open hostility in
different parts of the country. The Government
troops taking every precau ton to suppress the
movement of the patriots.
MARKETs.-COtton is unchanged from the America S
quotations There fair demand, and considerable
sales. At the Paris Bourse the 18th, the market
unchanged and prices continued steady There
rivals of Corn Liverpool but limited surplus of Indian
Corn and Wheat. The weather very fine, for Wheat
harvesting but with defective yield. Latest reports
lead us to believe that the decay the Potato crop in
ceasing Parcels of Wheat, on the spot may be
quoted decline of 3D. p bushe Indian Corn in fair
demand decline oils o.. Meal U.s.. Flour slight
ly depressed,
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vile, Cincinnati and Pittshurg THIS DAY, Friday, al
II o'clock, positive y. HYDE OGLESBY, II Poydras st.
s Passengers will please be board at the hour. OF
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ST. Observation-Disclosures from the city of st.
Domingo, has been received to the Ist ult. The
President (Soloque) it is sad has abdicated, and
successor was about to be elected. The island
tolerably quiet
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SMUGGLING.-We see it reported in the New
York Sun, that the Collector at that city had
seized large amount of smuggledgoods on board
the steamship Europa, including about $1,000
nunrfh Of siIL
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THE DENGUE.-The Mobile Tribune gives the
following account of the origin of this disease :
" 1t is said that it made its appearance in Mobile
some twenty years ago, and swept all over the
country, as far as North Carolina, where it disap
peared Its origin is quite romantic, as told by the
old people, The ladies of Havana rarely go out
after dark in the unhealthy season, unless envel-
oped in shawls. They wear-or did at the period
spoken addresses very low in the neck. Nearly a
quarter of century ago. Of these fair and deli
cate creatures, moved by love in way that is too
long for us to tell violated the rule, and from expo
sure, &c, was seized by the grim complaint. Her
beautiful limbs were broken on the rack, and she
became insane-revealed her seerets-lOst her low
er and altogether was terribly harrassed. Another
account says that the disease was imported to Ha-
vana in some cashmere shawls. We cannot vouch
for either of these stories. We have heard them
told as herein set down. One thing is certain-the
disease is a queer sort of a harmless thing, and
ought to have had aqueer origin
THE CHINESE LANGUAGE-Int the scientific con-
vention in Philadelphia, Prof. Andrews read
highly interesting treatise the analogy between
the oral and written language of the Chinese. This
paper deliberately illustrated by instances upon
the black board, which explained the extremely
natural formation of the Chinese characters their
hierogyphical nature and the admirable manner in
which they express the idea intended. He said that
one of these characters could be written by Chi
nese in the same tirae which it would occupy us to
write the corresponding word in English.
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To-" Fall and Winter Clothing
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.'S ONE PRICE STORE,

ALFRED MUNROE & CO.'S ONE PRICE STORE,
No. "a Magazine Street.
w By arrivals per Falcon, ships Maid
Of FALL AND WINTER cIoTN ~ e s n aiseT I'm a
enton of friends and The following partial list
Black, blue and fancy cOlored Cloth Dress Goats
Blue and brown Plot Pasots and sa SsG'A co. saos
Back d Sy C%on ana Dos mp Po oas ond s sas and
Fancy eGoed Tweed and Paeo ses and oOvecOats
Plaid Cashmere and Heather ,h plaid do, d.;
Blue P c B f1a Psd Polka and 'm'' Goats
Black fancy Tweed Heather PLAID and fancy Cashmere plaid
Blue, drab eoo green and white Blanket Pae and saos;
Black and blue French and English Cloth Cloaks;
'''' ''' ''''" O'' PANTALooNs:
French and English black Cashmere oesku Pants;
Mixed Dossiin, Cashmere Rsadug Cord Pants 10
French and American Cottol ade Pants;
Tweed and satnet Pants ,,-,
Black and cqored Cloth Enbroi d d Vests:
EG la Cashmere y V Of B all qualities and styles
B BaSk and ndR n S1s SIX Vs iHa Menn0 Vests
Rich figured and striped silk do.
Splendid Tinsel Bah do.
SHIRTS, sCARFs, CRAvATs, &c.
superine all linen Shirt s-sitched bosoms
Superine English Muslin Shirts do. York Mill do
Medium quality do. French gingham and calico Shirts;
MeRo danne gaue brown white and pink Undershr and
Very rich styles fancy cfavats;
Italian and French black silk Cravas:
EMsrno Cashmere BuekEin black and white Kid Gloves
Silk and Bingham Umbrellas
Trunks g1 Vales Carpet Bags, &C., Sc.
at WHICH can be sold, and NO REDUCTION cam in any
SO adp d&wa ALFRED MoE i 2agS1o nest Street
to- Removable. YALE, JR,, & CO. have removed
from 10 Charities street 81 MAGAZINE STREET between
COmmo and Gaver where the, Keep usual stock of
Fancy and Staple SILK GOODS,
White Goods Laces Linens EmrrOder etc. complete
of MILLINERY STRAW GOODS to which they
the off and
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. The CHoLERA.-The city of Archangel, that
Geographic " one day later" reports of the foreign
news shows this pestiIence to have reached, is a
Russian city on the White Sea, on the borders of
the frigid zone-the northernmost city in the civil
lied world. There are no other reports by this
arrival of the choleras progress in the East and the
South, except that it continued unabated in Con-
stantinople, and had disappeared from the Turkish
provinces on the Danube
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DENTAL NOTICE.
+ EGnN ,nfo-,,I. IL; -.

nR. PEARSON informs his patients tezz@--seA
II that he can be found daily at his Office EsS<
from A. NJ, TO P. NJ Dr. Pearson 81 I r -siSssA
many Improvements in Dental Surgery are II-lI IYY
too well known and appreciated TO require euumeratirg
dis BLOCK TEETH particularly worthy the attent IN
OF those requiring artificial His prices are graded to
suit the circumstances of all Office at his residence IA
Street. 1t ar Canal. AZ 2p If
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GORDON PLuMMEB


ADJUSTER OF AVERaGES ~
II Office Lucen Hemanns, Marine Notary No. Ri Roya
street, Nsu Orleans. ie 20 tis nov.
II The America Graefenberg Theory does not
presume that medicine all Diseases idle
dent Haunt such doctrine the face intelligent community
1t IS The language quacks and penders But
medicines offered by the raeenber Company EVERY DISEASE
will find its anhdote.
III For Agents. Graeenbergs Series, page m9
~ Il. Dauey's Magical Pain Extractor. The
original and only genuine always has the written signature
the proprietor al DALEY the wrappers each box
Southern Depot, Isl Charities street. New Orleans.
To- Important to HeaIth.-No family should neglect
to have hand bottles BILLINGS CARMIRA TIVE
SYRUP the intab remedy for Bowel complaints which
frequently during the months than period
II ThIs remedy fails in the obstinate Of
iel d. HANSBROUGH
~ To Country Merchants, Planters and Physi.
cans-Piease see the advertisement Of RUsTE & PADDOCK
upon tAe Fourh rage, headed as above myl0
IF See advertisement the first page of this papey
headed " TO PLANTERS md FAMILIES" of Comsock
& Co.'S celebrated Medicine and Magical Extractor Depot, No
SO Poydras street, where all that warranted GENUINE and
fOAE' jel 6m =
EE Strangers in the City, see Or. B. +. MULLEN,s
advertisements in the other columns paper He is one Of the
very best his profession in the United that stand
10 need would do well to give him CALL at Sc Custohout
mig o.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-06

o. A man named Frederick G. Heath was ar
rested in New York on the 24th ult., charged with
having attempted to violate the person of young
woman who was stopping at his house.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-06

s1~ Grand Mass Meeting.-The FILLMORE RAN
GERS invite all friends Of TAYLOR and FILLMORE and the
public generally, to attend Mass Meeting behed THIS EVEN
ING Friday Oct 6, at hapast O'Clock, BANKS ARCADE
Several distinguished orators will address the meeting.
~ RALLY RALLY! e RALLY! -! o6Hs
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LONDON, Sept. 8, P. Mt was curious at the
Propagation of Parliament to behold in the same
gallery the of Louis Philippe and the socialist
Louis Blanc.
tria has at length accepted of the offered media
ton of france and England, but you may be sure
that ii is an attempt to gain time, the arnstice
expires on the Goth inst.
The war in Denmark is likely to be renewed
with greater accrimOny than ever. l do not see
how an European war can be avoided much longer
Geographic dispatch has just been received, an
nouncing the landing Of the French troops at Venice
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ts- SEE lDYERTIsEMENrs ON FHIRD P iGE.

Steamboat departures This Day.
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- See First and Fourth pages. IA
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No. MAGAZINE ST. CORNER CANAL STREET.
NJ. HUNTINGTON,
DEALER IN CLOTHING,
Keeps constantly complete every article re-
CURED for Gentlemsn's War robe. apis 2dpu
Sands's Clothing Emporium.
~ Richard Sands grateful for past favors, would re-
Hpecty call the attention Of the public Fashionable Clothing
and Furnishing Store IS POYDRAS corner Tchoupouas
N B. Gentlemen arriving the city will interest
to call and examine for themselves. ans
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~" Louisiana Council No. of T. A. and S. Tenn
plars Sons Of Temperance-This meet On Sg7gzs
FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, October s, at Arcana Ny4
Temple Gravier street. Companions will please A5
punctua importance will be transacted 4SS
s2S By order of the R. W. HIP L. B. BLADES, secy.
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~ Jackson Fire Company No. 18.-The officers and
members OF the above Company requested to -
attend Called Meeting OF the Company, to be ASS@ST
held On SUNDAY MORNING, Oct. g. at -5=z--esss5S>
O'Clock precisely Every member IS expected e. -
to be present. vital importance will before tt
Board. o6 H. A. HENDRIKS, Secretary.
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The nse Of viii be entered
payment Of the subscription be made sAvssce.
Distant "uossn"s may forward money BY iste the pog
which win be ps by K assumed by odr.ess IN n
sale numnissssu ~ lffl ino 81 stgssssI seed -W
The COUNTRY PAfEA pubnhsd weekly duxnx the ses
ions Of Congress- aud semi weskly during the recess v
suoscptions ~ period l tAaA VIII bs r,cesd on
propsrtieesA = IL sbevs sssss1 sstsss,r ~ ~, ~
z PO5TMA1rERB authoyixod our asens and by
sending DAILY ssbscrbvS wh OF ave sEsi
WEEKLY subscrbss with >as apsqssdi WEEKLY sub
scrers enclosed viii be entitled copy the same
edition they Furnish subseribss Or sr. ~ Ao7 %
o. Tan RAs"rss u sa furnished them
terms ..rTF = .rff -r s.I...,.. 81, .
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sale Of united s,.t.. Mu.k,t.,

pUBlC notice hereby given thai large sale of Uni
ted States muskes III be made to the
OF Culgess of the Sd March, 1875, the subject, at t
Guy Of New York, the first WEDNESDAY, OF October next
Tue place of sale the terms, and other particulars will be
made known early practIc able likewise the humble
70 be odeled Tor sale, whcn viii exceed one hundred thou
sand fPl. NJ
ORDNANCE OPPrcs
Washington. 18th August ISIS.
The New York "rrue SUM-" Journal OF Commerce. Bos
ton Post Charleston Mercury, New Oteans Commercia
Albany Argp, Baltimore Sun, and Pennsylvanian (Philt
uephu vii publish the above twice week tor SIX weeks
Aug H-2Aw6w
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APPROVED August IA, l848.
[PrBLrc-No. l02.l

AN ACT in relation to military land warrants.
Be IL enacted BIZ the Senate anil Hase Of Representatives. Of
The United qp,erica in Congress assembd That any
ssoned officer musician, private or hts widow
or heirs shall receive and hold in his own right land
warrant issued by the government Of the United Sss for
military service may the same in one legal
at the price at which subject private entry and
reckoning dollar and twenty ve cents por
acre for the of therein contained and paying
the balance R any, in money but claim shall exist on
go pay for any balance on said warrant IN
money. .A}- Ief
APPROVED August IA, l846.
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New and Popular Music.

THE subscriber has just received the following new
l. music the oldestabshed store, just door east
oil 18th street, which will be sold at four cents page
'''' ''' '''' ISL WIN. FISCHER.
The Cottage of my Mother, by Hutchinson family
The Bachelors Lament, do do
Give me three grains of corn, Mother.
Sleep dearest Baby, by Gross.
wandered on The Sea beat Shore.
Rally Wings, sung by Duiield
70! that | never moro might see."
Footsteps of Angels, by Longlelow
o! Mr.. Coon by the Chrisy Minstrels
Darkies our Masters gone to Town, by do.
" Susanna, by do.
Well have little dance to night, by do.
Would were with Thee, for the guitar.
Three new watzes by Wallace.
Mosaic values, by Bradford.
Emily Waltz by G. Robyns
carnival Polka, by Canrhral.
Inumphal March, by Seyermarkische.
King OF Pruss,as Parade March.
Popular American Melodies, rondos.
Salns to New York. with variations.
La Fon'aine Waltz, by Burgmnller. M
IRISH National Quickstep by White.
Indian Drum Qulcksiep, by Gynn
Shrlstana Qu,cksrcp Polka by Sullivan.
Danphn Qulckstcp, by Dtster
Rosa Lee
Aug 5-3aw2w tAlex. GAIL
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prated expended under the direction Of the Secretary
OF the Treasury, for the construction Of lghthouses
Cape Disappointment and New Duognoss and for the
and anchorng Of the requisite number Of buoys,
to indicate the channels At mouth OF the Columbia
and the approaches to the harbor Of Astoria the sad buoys
placed and anchored under the direction Of such per-
the Secretary of the Treasury shall appoint
APPROVED August IA, lS4S.
[PUBLIc--No. 100
AN ACT for the payment Of the fourth regiment in the
second brigade of the third division of the Vermont mill
tia, for services at the battle of Plattsburg.
BE enacted The Senate and House If Representatives. Of
the United States Of .4msrioa in Congress asensbLfd THAI
the proper accounting officers Of the Treasury bc nod they
claims for months services of the officers and soldiers
of the fourth regiment the second brigade of the thr
division of the militia of the State Of Vermont who served
at the battle Pasburg the eleventh day Of September
services that OCCASION and that the be paid Of
any money the treasury not otherwise appropriated.
APPROVED August IA, ls4S.
IPusLIo--No. l0l]
AN ACT the relief Of the widows and orphans Of the
officers seamcn and marines Of the brg-ofwar Souers.
Whereas the United States brg-ofwar mers was found
red at sea- the ofng off the harbOr OF Vera Cruz wh~
engaged very dous circumstances IN tho pro
cufion of hosities against enemy OF this repubiir
Therefore,
BE enacted BY The Senate and House Of Representatives
the United Safes IF America IN Congress assembled mai II
widows any such there be and in there De no widla
child children and if there be chlld thoD the
or parents aud if there parents TO the brotherS
and who minors and under the OF eighteen
the OF said loss Of the officers seamen, and "r-
nes who the of the United States and Loaf
the United States brig Somers shall be entitled TO-
and receive of any money in the not otherwise
equal twelve months pay OF their
deceased relations aforesaid IN addition to the
due to the said deceased the date Of the loss Of said
vessel. .et | t Pt t'-'
APPROVED August IA, l848. s.' lAH -'e@
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Every person entitled to the right of presumption to
oil the lands within the townships and parts OF townships
above enumeraed required to establish the same to the
satisfaction of the register and receiver OF the proper land
Office and make payment therefor as soon as praci cac
aer seeing this notice. and before the day appointed for
OF the public sale of the land. embrs
cling the claimed, otherwise such claim will he for
eled. RICHAhD M YUM,
Commissioner oil the General Land Office.
July 9-lawI2w s.
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Every person entitled the right OF presumption any
a,'ds within he townships and fractional townships
,bove enumerated required 10 estabish the same ~
,atsacton of the register and receiver Of the proper land
,ice and make payment therefor, pyucio&He
liter seeing This notice. and before the day appointed Cor
OF the public sale of the afds embra
ring the claimed, otherwise such claim IL be forfeit
sd -tt 'aii1 t"f -" RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office,
/ July 9--lawl2w .a $3.50 70 -h.r4.h
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ensuing session but in all where the Fifth Auditor
does not report such preliminary examination expedent
the provisions of this shall without delay be carried into
execution.
SIC. S. find be il further snacfed That the sum of six
thousand dollars be- and the hereby appropriated
ed to purchase lenses and to t up, under the direction Of
the Secretary of the Treasury lighthouse make trial of
Mr.. lsherwood's plan of discriminating light from
another and of determining the distance of vessel from
light the said Secretary shall be of opinion that the dis
covery merits such trial of its value.
- ROBT. G. WINTHROP,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
c. Nj. DALLAS,
Vice President of the United States, and
President of the Senate.
APPROVED August IA, lS45.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-08-14
WINER'S
Canadian Vermifuge.

THE best remedy ever yet discovered
l. for all kinds of WORMS. 1t not only destroys
Worms and invigorates the whole SYSTEM but it
dissolve and carries off The superabundant slime of
mucus, so prevalent in the stomach and bowels OF
children, more especially Of those in bad health
The mucus forms the bed or nest in which Worms
produce their young, and by removing ii, it is i'm
possible for worms to remain in the body. Ii is
harmless in its effects on the system and the health
of the patient is always improved by its use, even
when no worms are discovered: the medicine being
pala,abIe, no child will refuse to take it, not even
the most delicate.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by J. Wright & Co.,
ISL Chartres ST.. New Orleans. A. E. RICHARDS
is the agent for Winners Canadian Vermliuge,"
in Plaquemine, and also for the sale of "Dalley's
Pain Extractor mar11 1y
P~Iaquemine March II, 1S4S.