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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-08
A trip TO Niagara Falls, sir

Thinking (nost sbsurdly) 10 return the same day on
arriving al Niagara Immediately took the cars Tor
the Suspension Brdgeor rather the sac OF the bridge
which is avowed j. 10 BE- Now, all that exists OF II
il two wooden framework towers sixty feet high,
standing the perpendicular banks Of the river ca
Die bundle of wires the size of your wrist az No
w.re.) and several hempen ropes stretching from one
end 10 the other Under the wire-rope Il suspended,
by smaller ropes Of the material attached 70 roll
ere car OF iron work, shaped like bread tray cspa
be of holding several persons This - drawn from
.de 10 the other by ropes each passenger paying dol
lar Tor being drawn across and back had no fancy
whatever for this serial trip Though perfectly sars
fed that cable capable OF sustaining tons would not
take the especial pains 10 break with ~ weight yet
felt that the sensations produced by rushng-buzz-
down that cycoid dor the cable says twenty OF thirty
iect would be OF a rather equvocsl character. II the
tail 0Hld AZ could IT break, one could not help
thinking rhaf u a should break - And then what l.
the Object OF the trip II 10 boast Of the boast would
deserve the reply given by Alcibsdes think II was TO
the person who syowed he could stand longest on one
has obsnet the n'ses.n hat i3sari Dsiaftl T.
asrsH itsoi a r,afA has ssly mesgg-,.isc I'm he
81, hs VS., sa- possesses es-cH's tsa q ne
h..hest cGdef
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OPINIONS OF MILITARY MEN
From Capt Jossph Il Yard, formerly Of Trenton, ~
FoRT HAMILroa, Aug ~, 1919.
Messrs SHERMAN Il ToUsEY-Geat. am much pleased
with your PsnOrams Of Taylors Campaign 10 Mexico
did not suppose possible to represent n % ne.ke man
ner the OF the army Your views OF the cities
and ranches Of Northern Mexico are very correct
nv Yours &c JOSEPH A. YARD.
From Dr. c. b. Zabyiaks ot ne army Surgeons, and
brother Of o> Lentst Capt Zab,takie r7ho fell IN the tat
WASHINGTON d c. Aug II, 1913.
Gentlemen: During my late visit 70 your Guy saw your
you have portrayed the principal movements OF oar troops
IL Northern Mexico, under our weloeoyed Taylor your
Of the cities and the appearance VI me coun
nv generally only beautiful but correct Tho view
you give Of Ssltlo is one OF great asy IN f.st inc
sn asnicS Yoar V very asy zlsRskE
Messn SHERMAN TorsEr
In addition to the might add the testimony Of
several officers Of the Army, As well a. hundreds OF
the returned soldiers.
OPINIONS or THE PRESS.
From TIA Herald, Aug S.
GIN rAYLoas Mexican campaign 10 an era Ia the hsiory
as a most brilliant Toe odds hey had to contend
gans smbgshes hey encountered al every STEP the
hsrif gi and sIefes and hsrbreadh escapes Of
the leaders viii all IN future days form material or so1g
Ant story Ike the one now exhibiting 81 MI
nsrs Rooms which gives mo-. aeoufss ..ptssen..,oo
We can recommend most nearby 10 tne patronage OF me
public.
From the Morning Courier Aug. 9, 1s4s
II that pant and oaards" asked person the other
ming while looking at the panorama Of Tsylors Campaign
Mexico. No wonder such QUESTION asked, forf 10
slnos impossible TO believe that we are n0 actually In
Mexico when looking al this natural and magnificent paint
iag. No wonder The Minerva Rooms crowded BY
wepleesed visitors Gen Tsylor and the movements Of
army under him, faithfully represented 10 the
grandeG manner and scale Of University never before
attempted on canvas.
F'ron the Commercial Adesvtis0. .
" The panorama Of "Tsyors Campaign In Aexico,'
now exhibiting the Mincrva Rooms. broadway "a tne
most success u yell the beautiful exnonyo ese
seen In tns city UIu visited ths pairng our inoss o.
he movements OF our army, Mexico sno tns apPesi ance
Of that country, quite vague and unssns4e'oy eu
sner boxing this interesting We E.1s eiess
that we not only highly ceigned o1i eonade.soy
instructed The views Of he Mexican towns me marches
Of the army, and al the striking s>ectsres OF na g,sst
camp a. are msgn.acendy aud uuihfaLy depicted We
glad 70 learn pfoprieton are resprx me reward
Their enterprise Justly se inc exnioiion being ngnuy
v.sired BY well pleased and Intelligent andiences
Exhibited every evening O'Clock and on Wednesday
snd Saturday, afternoons At O'Clock, sf the MrsEavA
Rooss, "
GEAR CsrsisL t"S imi'V
IasrsAL Asa.ssssssrs MADE Wits scsosts.
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nRAFrs ON BOSTON, Philadelphia and Bait
~ more bought by fs2ivl A NICHOLAS, "a Wal-st
SOLDIERS, CLAIMS WANTED by
- J. L. Belts Co 81 Wsl-st basement
Land warrants FOR sale. .2lw-
SOLDIERS DISCHARGES and WARRANTS bought
s2iw Stock md Exchange Broker, "A Waist.
NICOLAS. STOCK AND EXCHANGE BRO
"A. KER, u Wsllst-Uncurrent money bought and sold
goi silver exchanged notes and drafts 2eeed s2lw
A MRRICAN CLOChs-For domestic and export
"A rsde at Us Peari' =, s. S sr xsSS5,cp,s
NOTICE.--Any person wishing to purchase the firn.
lNture and cooking articles Of couple breaking up
sepng ARTICLES all nearly new Can do so by calling
at los AuOrney-s, Wal os sod cheap. !. u
TO PRINTERs-For sale, secondhand to9. sea-,
medium su and imperial ashington and cnitb
hand presses snd mixing machines, u low pnees
,u4s 2~DsW HOE co 2 ard 81 God-.t
WINDMILL FOR SALE, at southod. l. / At
w auction the 18th Of August at o'clock T. I via
frame building attached For particulars inquire o. = A
sNEDIKER. % Atorney-st 81 wv
a RTICLEs FOR PRESERVING FRUITS.
AWhiie and brown sugar all kinds, very 10" wAir
- bs snd sraund .pice, white ne and cider vinegar
for sale ~ fsnl2l GAssNFR K YOUNG l0rhs'hsm-st
IrNREDEsMED PLEDGES, FROM AUCTION
l-Dress and frock coat. SIX trmnei rIen.n 80 a.
to e pair Vests - each Loo second-nsnd
overeoets and closks, superb nings = 70 ; escn rive
c-no IF YOU WANT GAS LAMP that Is
scOUO. eciy cafe and free from exp oons Or ~.
wish the best Miniature Solar or any other sLe or kinn o.
Lamp Hall Lantern. GraldOe, Oh, Camphene, burning
Fluid Phosgene Gas Wicks or Glasses, you VIII ma inen
al C. FULLERS, 25. Greenwich 81 two doors ifom mef
raw cheaper than any other store 10 this CITY % nM
nR. POWELL, OCULIsT, AURlST attends &c
Ddsy diseases Of the Eye and Ear at as surgery 81
Broadway u W.rren-st Just Puosned mo sec
oud edition OF DR. PosePs Treatise 90 me Eye pree -
cents which be had ais Office; also MS premium sci
act Eye Fountains. large supply VI Afthez Eyesle
c-nty imported. - -.
ECONOMY AND FA-HiOS.-Fssnonaois shr.s
IL uuecua 10 his country. warranted N every rrspcc
nj and made the best newest freacn sfyss
And Al 80 per cent than Broa1way prices can 10" Dc
had by The ha fdozen al Guions liz WlLam-st
mo stairs C. PARCELS well known ~ no f4snooaOle
,r.de Of Broadway for eighteen years superintendent;
su3O lmeod- H. GUlOS. Ils WilAarn-st up stairs
,u,O PRINTERs.-JOHS d McCREARYS PRINT
ing n Is can 90 had quantities 10 suit purchasers a. MS
Droo sprlcest Constantly hand bsck Ink for % ~
81 60 IS and IS cents per b. Also superior aruc:e or
81 e. and - per h. Coored lnks-red from . TO = ~
Yellow blue green &c al 81 50 per ID Printers oct Of ne
eiry can have xe Of D News Ink Forwarded TO HEN of
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Sometimes il is the scream of perishing man some
times croans and bowls if evil spirits-the demon
gods whose awful forms the roquois hunter saw rdn-
ract-were lamening their over;hrown altsrs and ex
tinguished faith. ..,,.
But enough of all this. Ny letter Is Internationally
long" my task is done fgn, puh-a cenln.oe:
and tremendous haste where you are trying 10 orty
your inner man with lukewarn coffee portions OF al
tenuared chickens and pies compounded OF nondescrp
veserabes facetiousy termed 51Ties- mastery mac
,,v7,;ss~ AZ places" nudged in the rbs as
sure as YOU fall into kindly oblv.ous doze' by tns
everlas,ing ticket man "a threehours stay In the
open country on account OF stopper 9losed on rom r.
s5,s5ia 4. genius aboard said ed BE- blored II be
co,i3 ind out what =" Auburn ten minutes "a
soueeze and rush among GNE0as baggage eiaiiner'-
waters quarreling over you Ike dogs over bone-a
thirty miles stage ride, utterly luxurious oy conta', ~
IL oietness and Stiffness and sOhi@riness-ano lneu
bo,,e-and LONG may remain there n s. R.
Cortland yIsce \. 7. Jaae, lsis-
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HAxissToss scsDruaAL DonAN.-fas imposlne e.
hibiuon worthy u visit from a. who hsvs 90 spgd9.
fon Of ina sublime Nature IN sempt 70 reproduce
Nv Az They rssnsct the Creation 10 I'll i4 stsges; ~
nsw-msds hgbu In the nrnsmsut beeuiinlly todesi1f
maktns the approach Ut morning The "Delaxs' 2
: maser.pses of diorsmic effect, sxhioi ing mneh g
Wild and voice 70 Thai Of The wind hsWd nowEae
,hrough all TINS Tempest. Tie exhibition sotup vim
great deal Of ingenuity, and cannot f-u 70 70 very
rexe,s Is o,s; Children hsfpnce Doors open q -
c,r.so 80 y, Col e iD'stp
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THE GREAT BATTLE OF BUENA VISTA,
Fought the I'D and I'D Of February lsf7 between Gen
TAYLOR with eco men, and Santa Anna with 10000 Of he
best troops Mexico could produce Every American should
ace this picture Of Buena Vists gives the most correct
dea OF The bravery Of 10 that deadly strife The
BRAVERY OF THE VOLUNTEERS In that great battle
fills the with PRIDE and fully proves the Truth OF The
remark once made by Napoleon. that
VOLUNTEERS MAKE THE BEST SOLDIERS IN THE
WORLD.
This Panorama is the lsrges, and most magnificent Ps,n
ing ever seen; Il shows the Bsles Encsmpmens Marches
of the Army, ard the general appearance OF Northern
Mexico with It's Rivers. Clues, Towns and Ranches.
The Sketches from which painted were taken from
Nature by skilf1l artist, one OF
GENERAL TAYLORS OFFICERS,
and ALL THE RETURNED SOLDIERS cay cokREcT LIFE.
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BATTLE OF PALo ALTO

YIN Us baIfacAs OF MeAIcal sOIlIeIy' rIUfH 7
,eholder Is carried in sight Of the
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MEDICAL CARD.
SOUTE

~ S GU THERN M E DIG AL OFFICE,
No. 10 C.fRONDELET ST.
Two THE PU BLlC.-NIne permanently located in
this city, combined with the unvsred success ecu
liar system OF treatment for Syphic MerCunal and ali
Chronic complaints has met with during that time, has fully
and soundy established our reputation
The Southern Mldeal Office - No Is CdT0R6Cicf street,
established in I840 for the of a Chronic affections
card IS to inform those who know not It's location that at
icted with any of those private diseases which unOrtu
nately so prevalent, they consult with certainty aud
guarantee of cure.
curry, NAL practice Secondary Syphilis Causing Nodes
the bones, nocturnal Rheumatism, itching the chest,
bOches the skin, ulcers in the throat, general debility
have ruined their constitution, recommend to call upon
for confident that the prompt and permanent
ethey will derive the active effects of treatmeH
viii at once convince them of capabiy OF fulfilling Whist
profess.
We boast of making rapid and hasy cures but our
satisfaction is perform thorough and radical ones,
short space otme it possibly be done, with adyaRs
tage and safety to the patient.
We will not here through newspaper medium in
elaborate remarks regarding yeneTeai affections IL
disease that unfortunately pTeyades all ranks Of society h
and poor matrimonial and single all we will observe H. il
afflicted with complaint OF that nature, IT.
class his peculiar with OF those that describe
reatse) by calling at office viii give him. free If
all charges, what explanation advice he may desire
1t often happens thatan med Of shame or dead
ofdlscOve deters pafnt from applying to those who from
education and Iespectablly, can beiend him. delaying
till all the constitutional symptoms OF this hon
disease make their appearance
Tosuch, the doctor pledges himself preserve the most
nyOlabe secrecy and from his practice and expp
hence, he can confidently recommend safe and speedy
Il. G.. THOMSON.
Office No. Is CarORaeet street. between Canal and Com
mon, sign OF the Marble Ksculapian Statue. Private
trance first door to the right of No S in CarOndelet
PVaie egess both Uncommon and CaTOndeletSts myih I'm
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TnmyLAR LODGE, No. 1s-mces every Friday evening
n, C!reseent Hall Camp OficsTS-G W. X Baly, NJ
HaImnn Doane @ Dudley Chase, Secretary Edward
Pillsbury, TIeasufef - -,
TS,xx, xgr LopSE No. I7-meets in the Hall Of Wash
rSton Iodse No. 8, Third Municipality every Tuesday
evening Officers for the present armD FORBES y VI
Jacob Dimeyer Vi lh0mas w fanWycA' oec'e''i'' -
Wheeler Treasurer
NATIONAL LoDGE, No. 1Snects every krlday eysninE,
man c. a Gonzales Vigil, Secy; J. Ralasa, freaSUisi
Ero1LK PoLAIRE No l9neets every Wednesday evening"
at friendship Hail. 1i6 ChaHes st. 1tceTs-Chs Amaei
N G; R. de Amas, 6; I. Bleau. IT,; Ed Barnet See j.
MAGNOLIA LODGE, No. 22-meets every Monday evening
at ~ o'clock at Friendship Hail. LIS ChartIes st. Officers
w. Emerson, G V. BOullemet, q; X. +. HARRISON,
Sec'y; R. J. Morrison, Treasurer.
INTERIOR LODGES-Feicsna Lodge, No 9, meets at
Bayou Sara. De Soto Lodge No. z, at Baton Rouge
St Mays Lodge, NO.2O, at Franklin. Meth Lodge NO
q, Shreveport. Louisiana EncampmenI, No z, at
GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF PATRIARCHS-meets
at Friendship Hall, ChartTes street, on ~ - ~ ~
evenings. 0tFec-s-C. w. Whitall, MN G Pat
w G sen'r Warden; Il P. Andrewg, R VIC T., y
Kirkland, R W G Tieas1rer.
of the Grand Lodge Isl and Sd Saturday. OF each month
OHceyS-ThOmas H. Shields G p VIM. w. Herbert, Fl p
l. Crickad, w T. A. Johnson, w; +. DeesdeFnier, s.
ii. Williams, Treasurer
WASHINGTON ENCAMPMENT-Meets in the Hall
of Washington Lodge No. 3, Marigny Buildings, Third
Municipality the rst and third MOndaysof every MONTH
II p; r e Webb, 5 w; John 5 MaunSel, Scribe; n w
Moore, Treasurer; Dnmeyer w.
HOBAH ENCAMPMENT, No. 81 meets at Crescent
Hail. IL Camp st. ID and 4th Saturdays OF each month
Ofcers-J o. Nixon G. p; Henry Bier z; H. g. StetsOn,
w; Joshua Jackson w; G. w. R. Bailey, Scnbe Geo.
G. LawTasOn, Treasurer
March, 1913. Meets the first and third Thursday OF each
MONTH Friendship Hall, No. 1l6 Charities street OH
cers-W, L. Gushing, P w MGD9H, ID r. J. Go
w H. Foster W.
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MEnIrAI. nEEIcE-
MEDICAL OEElCE.
No SO CUSTO.NHO USE STREET, N q.
INVALUABLE DISCONERY-NO PAY REauIKEn

NO. SO CUSTOyVHO USE STREET, N q.
INVALUABLE DISCOVERING PAY REguIFEp
d UNTIL CURE Is EFPECTED.-Pnvale Disease
few days by a regular physicau, without
other poisonous medicines at No. 20 CH5tODthOHSe o
New Orleans, Louisiana;
any Of the forms of certain Disease, 10 his general ayt
tisemenf In another column. The treatment adopted g. hnn
thar which the approval of the distinguishes sur
poems of Paris London and New York and lis upIystsN
Success has proved beyond doubt that permanent cue f
fhe worst cases of constitutional syphilis gonoha: s7e
ture enargeBeG OF the PROSTATE glands diseases ind
By certain solitary practice, etc, ETC. be OBJ incl
10 moral certainty, II application be made those u bose
intelligence, skill and experience be relied on Since ~
Mullen opened In this city, all the that have coma
under his care have been cured without single
Some OF these Of years standing One remark ~ I'D
Of structure 20 year. old, has been cured to the sur m n .
patient The gentleman (whOse responsibility is In, wa 10
the Gtizens OF New Onean is al hand and (by his Ir
SOM can be referred 20. DR. NJ treatment Of MI t
not known South Of New York. His treatment nj opo
hoea and glee the most perfect ever discovered IL Re m
shortest, safest and surest The patient takes no
cubeos, turpentlne or other doses but cur il
aimed IN one or two days without pain ncopy niep 40
GRANGE OF diet E No pay unless is effected ygibE
lMPOTENCY-YOung men Others who by sexual ,vce q
or poluhon may have brOug on thenseveg apv al
painful consequences resulting from an unrestajuad NIL
Rence OF the passions such premature imoienrv nc,
nhtay seminal emissions, general debility or cop,fil mai
fangefeni, NAV consult nr Mullen with bonnv.I5 80,
observed. 49, A"e S'''S"a'- e-'eB
DR. Mullen be consulted daily nj his otFee M - ,
t"mnouse street. BENJAMIN MULLEN III D.
~ gber No. 81 CpstOmhousa strest, wis 2m
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l. o. o. Z.
Time, Places Of Holding Meetings., and Officers eftGe

i""e' F'1ets U hoLG9Hg meetings., and OiCers tthG
GRAND LODGE OF LOUIsfANA-neets "a n
quarterly, in January April, July and October, W.
at the Grand Lodge Hall, corner of TchOupitOu- X
as and Poyaras streets, over the United States Ex-
fPRhs eps. VWfsTJ aI teTa N as Aug1s
4; r +: Andrews w Secretary; H w Williams "
" 5sCs oTSi,oGoWt Whtq Chaplain; Paisley
Shields, R w Guardian -A'' -
LOUISIANA IODGE No I-nees in the Hall of the Grand
Hammond e. IT, BecRie secetaI Iy'Q9' Ho1t II
Permanent Secretary; II. Williams Treasurer 49,
WAsHIEoToS LoDGE, No. 3-meets in Marigny's build
Maqnsell, n Ct John s. Maunseii q: John H1vmaD
Sec ,; n w Moore, Treasurer. = - '-O mon
Monday night. Oicers-Geo w SbsWt y ~ au Rs
Cohen, G; Sidney Relf SeCy; E. L. Mifsn PsrIa
Seoy; Samuel Fulton. Treasurer ! GIN !
CRESCENT LODGE, No. S-meets every 7bBr,dsv oo,;u,
at Crescent Hall in Camp street Ofieers-Ieo z oUt
Gi Henry ,. Ogden, G; Geo. W Christy Sec'y
Ii. w. Olmsted, Permit Sec'y; Richard Swain Teasnr er
JEFFERSON LODGE, No. 9-mees every Tuesday evening
at their Hall TchoupitOulas street above jackson 81 Iaay
cite Officers Washington W. Xaught, n G; This Cook
TEUTONIA Lopez, No l0-neets every Tuesday evening
the corner of Pogdas and Tehoqpitoaas sts Ocers
Philip Wilmann. G. Julius Eulda, G; J. +, Never
Treas'r; Adolf Solomon, Sec'y.
ORLEANS LODGE, No. 11-meets every Tuesday evening
a Crescent Hall in Camp st. oficeg-B, simms G
o L. walsh. G; L. q. Simonds, Sec'y; J. c. A. Holt
fe[In I ecy; Joseph Etter TreasT
:, Coa4kRcIAL LODeE, No. l2-mests at the Hall of the
1I@nd ipdge every Wednesday evening at clock on
Seisl4 L. Brown G. VIM. II. Foster v G; i. N. Blake
Seeyi JG. Glover, Permit Secy; VIM l.. Cushing, Treas
HowARP LoDsEi No I3-meets every Thursday evening
drss and TchoupoUas sts Oficers-F w DelesderBier
n Vi 19hn u iape, G; J; G; Dunlap Sec'y; L.. A. lie
Wy, H. fefm I sec y; J. e. Taylor. TTeasr
HOPE LODsE No 14-meets every "Wednesday evepjng at
7OcOek, Crescent Hall, Camp ST Ofiicen-HenTv Her
9; Z. w. ROdd. G; A. b. Bein Sec'y Ed, Flash Tr
Delta LoDeE, No. I5--meets every MondaySight.at
CLOCK, az Crescent Hail, Camp 81. O6ieegs- L. hfsIi
t1n; G Bernard Maglone G; J Z VhnBokkeien
sseyi X Ailliksn, Treasurer
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NOTICE.

TTvO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAL DIS
Il EASES.-The reputation THE winter well estab-
shed that all that TO those who have he
unfortunate have contracted OF those edd
M diseases known and called Secret Diseases IN
of their various FORMS that the writer, after
Cesstu OF twenysx years. confined strictly to We
neTea Diseases and Diseases of the Blood, lhavng teate
and relieved many hundreds who past all hope
whom had been under the treatment of eminent physician
without receiving benet) is enabled to offer posi-
lively safe certain and speedy Should any the
unfortunately afflicted this short advertisement, they
would do well to call at No So CUsTOMHoUsE STREET e
fore applying elsewhere and avail themselves OF the benefits
of the SUBSCRIBERS long and successful experience,
iyl5 I'm b. E. MULLEN, 50 Customhouses 81.
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TO PLANTERS, FAMILIES AND MERCHANTS,

10 EALAN LEXIS, ANTILLES AMI hlEEhS4AfatN -
fCOMSTOCK & co. SO POYI)R.7S STREET, havs
~ on hand the following Genuine Medicines, which every
family ought TO be supplied with, viz
HAYS LINIMRET warranted to OF the Piles
either Blind or Bleeding.
JEW DAvID's or HEBREW PLASTER; where It IS applied
pain exis-Pnce Ofthe genuine, so cents box
DR.. MCNAIR's ACOUSTIC OLA certain cure tOI Dee-
and all complaint of the Ear-Pnce, 81 per flask
LAEGLEY'S GREAT WESTERN INDIAN REMEDY W II
cure any case OF Asthma Dyspepsia, Darhea, COSyenes
Liver COmpa nt, etc.
MOTHER's RELIEF-for those ladies about becoming
Mothers; all should useit.
COMsTOCK's EXTRACT or SARsAPARILLA-tOr Purify
ing the BOOd-Pnce, 50c. per bottle 81 per Dozen
Dr.. SPOHN's SICK HEADACHE REMEDY will cure any
case either Nervous OF Bilious. Viii you try
WIsTARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY aud DR.. BAR
THOLOMEw's EXPECTORANT PINK SYKUP-tOT Coughs
Colds Pain the Breast and Side and all Chest and Lung
Complaints.
FAHNEsToCK's and KOLMsTOCK's VERMIFUGF-inr
Worms in children. This Remedy for Worms OF the
most extraordinary ever used.
THE EAST INDIA HAIR Dix will color the Hair JET bla ok
or brown, and warranted not to STAN the skin.
warranted OF Rheumatism GGut Contra Ct'
ed Cords and Muscles.
PAIN KILLER-Pnce 1276 cents.
OLDRIGE's GENUINE BALM OF COLUMBIA-fOr mixing
the Hair grow bald heads preventing the hair from falling
and freeing from daBdrufE
THE WONDER AND BLESSING or THE AGRl" DAT
LEY's and CONNELLs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR VIII
prove blessing all those who it. 1t sOyerel
remedy Tor all Burns Sore Eyes, FelOns, Uces, Bruises
Tic DOOreuX, ETyspeas, and all complaints which need
external application. By its inamatiORs remove
dwellings reduced and modification stayed
a. CaHttOR.-Althe above named articles sold only
ap24 II COmSIOCk & Coz. 80 POydHs
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% gNA@MAs

A CARD.
NOR THE BENEFIT OF TIKI AFFLtCTED.-hHU &
ing the extreme hazard which strangers in Consr L.
physicians for the of private diseases,
deem tito be nothing but act OF kindness towards q
unfortunately afflicted well sheer Justice TO Dr. mbl
LEN No So CBSt0mhOHse street 10 state that m the
1876 sOeiy afflicted with syphilis, its and most
appalling form, and for several months together uufeN
the best regular medical practice could obtain IN New ts
leans without being at all beneitted-indeed wOTse,
At len 9Th heard OF Dr. Mullen's great reputation /
piled him. and tony great Joy, three weeks he r0i
me TO perfect health Subscribed New Orleans, jan 1876
iyl5 2m SAMUEL ROBERTSON.
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.TaB eRAHrDNBERG ooMrANY.

THE GRAEFENBERG
Il COMPANY hereby
announce that they are in
corpOrated by the Leglsla-
tnrs of the State of New
York. The incalculable
Importance of conducting
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