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Proposals for a Loan.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

Treasury DEPARTMENT,
SEALED proposals will be received under the act Of als
March last until 3, p m, Saturday. the I7,h OF
stock reibursabe twenty years from and after bs =,
DAY o. July is4 bearing six per cent interest per annu
Pay on the first days Of January and
will bid be considered one per cent thereof
deposited in some depository Of the United States be
lore the date fxed for opening the proposals The bids in
all cases, must be unconditional and withou. any refer
ence to the bids Of Others and should distinctly the
'a s%a cg e. 70 The !s
to the deposay the United States nearest the places Of
residence OF the persons respectively whose offers may be
des not residing in the United Smtes must be deposited
win he assistant treasurers New York, Boston, Pha
TO give an opportunity all persons to participate in
tue investment OF funds this stock, bids will be received
iawIheing Tor fifty dolnrs-as well as for higher sums
All certificates under thousand dollars will he trans
that sum and upwards will be transferable on the books Of
or 6y delivery with coupons attached the
mutplicat.on of accounts, all certcaes with coupons
anc he'd Will be for the sum of one thousand dollars
ne successful bidders will be required deposte the
amount awarded in five equal instancns in each of the
mohths OF July, August September October and Novem
twenty thousand dollars. where the bidder NAV ice g
stons oil making immediate payment, in which case IN.
benr interest in all cases from the date of deposite
The bids will be opened the Treasury Dena rn,en q,
ence OF all persons who may desire to attend bur, nnde
provision Introduced into the act 3lst of March as, no
not accepted, the acknowledgements in advance y az pa
nediately returned The whole preminm on ha or,o,n,
must be deposited part of first payment re-
r. J. WALKER,
Secretary of tn. Treasury.
Zach Of the daily papers of Boston, New York. philade
ohia, Baltimore, Chare ston, and New Orleans and in ali
5a.es the papers selected print the laws of The
April iS-dtl7thJuneif
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Mr.. buchanan TO Mr.. Sierra.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

MT. DUWuHuU 10 nv SteTTU
DEPARTMENT STATE,
Washington, December IA, 1S47.
Sir: Important and pressing duties connected with the
meeting OF Congress have thus long delayed my answer
the instructions OF the President on the points
which presents, and hasten to communicate to you his
decision 5f
After an interesting historical sketch of Yucatan since
the termination of the Spanish dominion it, you pre-
sent two requests TO the government OF the United States
That the duties now imposed at Lagana An under the
lions Of Yucatan may be abolished
That the naval forces of the United States may
to occupy the port of Laguna and island of Carmen
shall first advert to your second request. - 81
The President feels the strongest disposition to grant to
the government and people Of Yucatan every indulgence
Inconsistent with the official exercise Of beIger-
ever 10 cultivate the friendly feelings with her, he
yet believes that the duty which he to his own
country forbids him. for the present. 10 renquish the
possession OF Laguna The position Of Yucatan is pecu
llar The President recognise her sovereign
ana independent State She must still be considered
pornon OF the Mexican republic but yet neutral in
Inc exsunX war; Had she preserved her neutrality from
the commencement of hosties until The present period
is more than probable the naval forces Of the United
is true that contraband trade in arms and munitions Of
carried between that port and the neighbor
ing province OF Tobasco but yet we might have borne
this injury rather than have exercised the
right of arresting BY Selling any portion of State
which professed neutrality But the extraordinary con-
gress OF Yucatan, by their decree of the 25th August,
1896 converted her neutrality into open against the
United States After she had thus made herself enc
N.Y. the port of Laguna the 2ls December Is46 was
Internationally surrendered to naval forces 1t is
that Yucaan has again become NEUTRAL but cannot
be denied that she has since been distracted by civil
dssensons and that the enemies of neutrality and part-
of Mexico in open rebellion against her govern
Under these circumstances, the President cannot
consent to surrender Laguna That port from it's pecu
liar position presents extraordinary facilities for carrying
on an illicit trade in and munitions Of war with To-
basco From information, which the President fully
relies, would be impossible for the authorities Of Yucca
tan with the best possible Intentions to prevent this illicit
traffic TO surrender Laguna would, therefore, be to
forces OF the United States and poongng the existing
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MAY BALL.-Mr F. c. Liable has the honor to in
lV1 form the ladies and gentlemen of Washington George
town. and Alexandria, that his May bali will take place on
Wednesday, the 3D. day OF May, at Jackson Hail.
Tickets be had at the drug Butts corner of
street and Pennsylvania Mr. Fischcrs Sa,oners
Hall Mr. Pattesons drug store Mr. Delany's drug
the ball. Apri l3-2awtd
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NIARsdAL,s SALE,

virtue Of three several writs OF Gi acias issued from
the clerks Office of the circut OF the District OF 20
lumbia for the county of Washington and to directed
shall expose to public sale, for cash, Saturday the
W at the hour of IL O'Clock, m, negro boy named
Andrew, aged about "a years, seized and levied upon IS
the property of Francis Loundes and sold satisfy judi
Gais No 90 to November term, $780, in favor of Fielder
roson, use OF Walter Smith, administrator of Clement
90 udicias to March term, lS4 in favor of Walter Smith
executor OF Clement Smith, Of C. Cox of Judson
Mitchell and a'so judcials No A, to March term lsi,
In favor OF w llimn ayman, of Judson Mtchel-ai
against the said Francis Ioundes.
ALEXANDER HUNTER, Marshal
April 19--dts OF the District OF Columbia
&C. The above sale Ii postponed till Thursday next
4th OF May same hour and place.
April 30 A. HUNTER Marshal.
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Rv r. Uc DrER. .0uc,fo ,,,

" ~ 1ESHH, .TNCl1ONRfFs
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN.--O Monday,
the 9th of May next, at 8 O'Clock, | shall sell on
the premises lots Nos. and l6 in square No 1863 Lot
No fronts 81 feet north street, by depth Of about ID
iee between 18th and 18th streets. Lot No. Is fronts IS
leet on Pennsylvania avenue by about the DEPTH
and is improved by good wostory brick house, &c.
Terms made known sale.
The above property is for private sale until the day
sale.
Also lot No II in square, fronting the avenue
unmproved.
For terms, NC at private sale, inquire Of Nicholas Calan
esq. r. w. DYER,
April Z7-eOXds Auctoneer
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by X. ". DY.ER, ,a,cftoreer.

VALUABLE SQUARE AND IMPROVEMENTS AT
AUCTlON.-On Friday, the 9th day CT May, al
o'clock shall sell the premises the whole OF square No.
w. containing about 10000 square feet with the improve
mens, which good twostory brick house. with base
and back building new frame stable and carriage
house. and other outhouses pump Of the best water
the yard, NC.
This square is between @ and Streets and 10Th and
2Ist streets.
Terms of sale Onerd of the purchase money in cash
the balance in equal Of g. H. and IL months, o
notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest.
ROBT. w. DYER,
April 2S-eo&ds Auctioneer
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ny ls. ". DY.ER, .aue.io.eer.

HOU SEHO DID FURNITURE AT AUCTION.--on
Ii Thursday morning next the 4h instant, hall.
past 10 O'clock M shall sell at the boarding house on
Pennsylvania avenue adjoining Tylers Hotel variety of
good household ftirnure among which are
Cane seat and other chairs
Mahogany and other tables
Paror chairs, astral and other lamps
Window curtains aud ornaments
Brussels and ingram parlor hail. and cham Der carpet,
Stairrods, olcloth, &c.
New French post and other bedseads
Good feather beds, hair and other mattresses
Mahogany bureaus, wardrobes
Wa shsrands, Toilet sets, &c.
With many other articles worthy the attention of house
keepers.
Terms All sums of and under $26 ca al over $25
credit OF % days for approved endorsed notes, bearing
terest.
May I'D X. w DYER Auct
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hfv a. GREE.V, ,aucfto,,<er.


HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
Ii AUCT1ON-On Wednesday, the Sd of May, shall sell
at the residence Of lady declining housekeeping, on
street, between 18th and 14h Streets (he flag will desg
nate the honse,) at 10 o'clock, M, excellent lot
furniture. enumerate in part
Mahogany velvet covered lounges
Do hair-seat chairs and rockers,
Do sideboards and bureaus
Do black marble top pier table
Fine gilt frame French plate mirror, ~ by "a inches
Mahogany dining, breakfast, centre, and card tables
Ciirandoles, solar, hall, and other lamps
Cashmeret and other window curtains
Mantel vases and toilet glasses
Venetian blinds, &c.
Maple high and low-post bedsteads
Washstands, toilet sets and wardrobes
Feather beds, hair and shuck mattresses
Cane and wood seat chairs
China, glass, nnd crockeryware
Silver forks and spoons
Plated fruit baskets and coffee urn
Fine large cooking range
With good lot of kitchen requisites, and good
lrigerator
With many other articles necessary to enumeraie
Terms: All sums of and under $780, cash over 90 a
credit OF sky and ninety days, for approved endorsed
notes, bearing interest. A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
Aprii 29-dtd
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Mr. Sierra to Mr.. Buchanan.
Translation. |

translation
WASHINGTON, April IS, lS4S
SIR: Notwithstanding have not had the honor to re-
ceve any answer 10 the very urgent notes which direct
ed to the Department Of State the 18th of March last
and on the 3D. of the present month, and still
urgent orders from my government obge me again to
risk of being considered mporunae, and subecng my
self to the charge OF endeavorng to withdraw the ate-
ton of the department from other urgent and i'm
porant subjects Yet the actual situation Of Yucaan is
overwhelming horrible, and desperate that can
not do otherwise. Within the next two months the
white of Yucatan will have disappeared from the
country unless the protection of these United States should
be extended over that unfortunate people.
need not waste time in drawing the pitiabe and
alarming picture which that country presents according
to the last advces which have received dated the 9th
of March, because it would be of an odous and bloody
character In the sacred of the living God the
afrighted people of Yucatan appeal the humanity of
their happy and fortunate neighbors, the people
OF the United States to them from utter exerm-
nation Yucatan only wants arms, ammunition, and a
few troops together with very small quantity of money
invoke this aid, by all those sacred ties which unite the
family of men, and request that the demand may be
brought to the knowledge of the representative body of
the nations and, above all other things, ask that you
will have the goodness to give decisive answer by
which the future conduct OF the people of Yucaan may
be guided. There are moments sir, which any delay
signifies death and determination"
have the honor TO renew to you the Of my
respect
JIJSTO SIERRA
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translation
From The Governor of Yucatan TO the Secretdru of Stat
Of The United States.
MosT EXCELLENT SIR The most unfortunate occur
rences have placed Yucatan in critical and almost des
perate condition. This government has exerted every
means in its power for the salvation OF the country and
now that has exhausted ALL without finding any one ca
pable of alternating the difficulties which surround us
the immense accumulation of evils affecting this State
obges me TO resolve certain measures which the i'm
porous law OF necessity and the right of self preserva.
ton authorize
The white race--the civilized class of this State-is
now attacked in atrocous and barbarous manner by
the aboriginal castle which, rising simultaneously in
lnsurrecton by instinct of ferocity is making say.
age and eyterminaGg on us. Everything is raw
aged and destroyed the towns delivered TO flames an
all, without consideration of age who fall into
the bloody hands of these barbarans, are murdered
without pity, and with the most cruel tortures. Their
forests their businesses, their customs, and other par
mics; and when to this added their numbers exces
svey superior to those OF the other castles, it will be
once seen how difficult it is to restrain them and how
easily they may elude the employed to attack and
pursue them and the difficulty becomes the greater in
consequence of the of funds to support the
and to obtain the necessares for carrying on the war
All the resources which we formerly relied have dis
appeared the public property daily melting away as
well by the destructive spirit of savage enemy, as
from the paralyZatlon OF industry of every kind all
productions being wasted and the whole country rapidly
falling into absolute rum.
BY this faithful statement of the condition of Yucatan,
your exceency will that it is indispensable take
decisive measure, and to make last effort, in order
save possible, some portion OF the countryhe portion
which has not yet fallen into the power of the barba
ans that to say, under their destroying axe their
ncendary torch have therefore determined appeal
TO the extreme suggested BY great neces
siiythat Of soliciting the direct Intervention of powerful
nations, offering the dominion and sovereignty Of the
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Osr between 18th street and the Capitol larse god
IL pencil with topaz head The finder will be Literally
rewarded by leaving ii al the Union office.
April 2S-3
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Wherefore order il TO be printed, published, circuIa
ted, and carried into effect
SANTIAGO MENDEZ
To Don JOSE R. NIcoLIN
MAxIcANU, January a. ls4s
communicate it to you for your information and flu
ture purposes.
MAxICANU, January IA, 1913.
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DIARSHAL's SALE.

NoMMER Miiltnery.-WiIl be opened at Mrs. s. PAN
- Mex :, on Saturday the 2sh April, few cases o.
I rench millinery suitable for the summer
pennsylvania avenue, between Al and 9th streets
April ZS-3t
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mnrnian GROCERY Store.

"a THE undersigned I'D respectfully IN
informs lie public hat he haa 90
lust returned from New Drlrah7, and has
o, hand, and is constantly receiving NJ hlt
old stand on Leyee ST., n large assortment
o Particles, in the above Inns, among which
are
SUGAR, Louisiana, and Havana, double
refined, crushed, and powdered,
COFFEE 81 TEA, Ut various qualities.
FISH, Sardines, Cod Fish, ~IIaddock,
Mackerol aud Herfings,
TOBACCO, Of different qualities,
CIGARS. Common and Fine,
CANDIES, Sperm, Star, Storine, and
Tallow,
SOAP. Soda, and extra Family Soap,
SPICES, Pepper, Cinnamon, Cloves. Nut.
meg4, Mustard, Cayenne Pepper,
PICKLES. Cueunbere, Olives u Capers.
PROVISIONS, Flour, Pork, Beef Lard,
Bacon, Driedsbeef, Bologna Sausa.
ges, BerfTongue,
CHEESE. Holland, Cheshire 81 Western,
KETCHUPS, Tomato aud Walnut,
OILS, Oltvo, IN nan boIties ahd oot'LoS'
Lard and Lamp,
FRUITS. Roiain7, Currants, Figs, Dates
and Branded Fruits,
NUTS. Almonds and Pecans,
CHOCOLATE. Sweet and Sptced no.
VINES. of v~orious qualities, Cordials Of
all kinds, Old Brandy. Jamaica Rum,
Holland Gin, MOnongahela Whiskey,
Londen Porter and Ale,
Just Received, 5000 papers Of Garden
Seeds from Waknman and Beattman, Pitts,
burgb, L. RISKY and Go, New York, and
the Shakers, pleasant hill kenIucky y
Also an assortment of Flower SEEDS.
| have constantly on hand Tar, Rosin
and Pittsburg Coal.
Dec. 1s-A7 If. A. MONIAN.
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10 Auasi . chevaux, ! dray 81 J charotte7,
hut ttles d. betes a cornos-Ustenslls de
maison ut de cuisine, cuIlIdrcs d'argent, un
lot de livrcs, Sc.
CONDITIONS DE LA VENTE.
M comp'ant,-pourvu que i rnontart de
Destination soft obtenu; c'est a dire, Ia sornme
de six mile neuf cents p~iaglres. III 81 les
pr,pri6tts nc rapporDont pas 10 prix dc l'esti-
tnarioa. Giles eerodt vendues d donze mos de
credit. ius qu'an mon ant de Ia dte somme, ct
spr6s avGlr obienu II dit monlant, 10 resta6
des p toptietts Eora veDdu a | get 3 aus de
credit, du jour de In vente, en- bllets endpsses
a satisfaction psyabIes au bureau du Recorder
dams Ia willie dc Baton-Rouge, avec hypoth6-
que sur Ia propriet6 vendue jus qua parfait
Placement. Les blllets porteront intGtet a raj
son de hut pour cent apres tchtanee jusqu'a
Placement,
MANUEL MORENO,
Juliet l2@+24 Eneauteur.
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ATLANTIC, LAKE AND uISsIsstP.
RI TELEGRAPH.
L1c'udina The NeW Orieaas Line, through
lie Mixaiaginnt KaLLeA

lhCtnding me VEN OficHHS Ltnc, hTDMgh
the Mississippi VaLeg.J
As | have now extended the "AtIantic,
Lake and Mississippi Telegraph" from the
Atlantic 5eaboard to The Mississippi ut st.
Louis, including the the Great lakes, and
have so nearly completed the line 10 New
Oricans, that the whole Telegraphic range
from the Canadian frontier 10 the Gulf Of
Mexico will be in operation on lines con-
struGted under my arrangements about the
clnse of .Jnnc-miking n total Of about four
thousand miles Of T'elegraph-(with ar.
r%anpenenrs for extending those lines 10 an
aggregate Of sir thousand miles before De-
cenber, connecting ''bY lightning" nearly
every important point IN all the inland
wafers Of the United States)-THIS NO.
IICE Is GIVEN, that, ifany where along
the Whole range Of lines this constructed,
or in progress by my as'oCiates aud N.Y.
self any demand whatever has been iaad
~vcrtently left unsettled ny any person EN-
ployed In the construction Of those extend
ed lines, such demand may be forwarded
to me for settlement by my agents ut New
Orleans, St. Louis, indianapolis, Vincen
nes, Wheeling, Nashville, Memphis, Nat.
chez, T'usctnnbia, Louisville, Cincinnati,
Pittsburg, Chicago, Galena, Detroit, BuE.
falo, Philadelphia, Albany or New York.
Other opportunities will he taken TO *.
press my sense Of the confidence and
friendship with which | have been sustain.
ed by my feliow.citizens, and by newspa =
per press generally, while engaged thus
extensively in carrying oot II project in
which | embarked before a mile Of Trle-
graph was constructed by individual enter.
prise in America, and in which | have had
to contend not only with all the difficulties
Of II new enterprise, but with extraordinary
troubles that are already too f%,lniIiar to the
public. HENRY ORElLLY.
Men Orleans April l2ih, 1913.
GFCol. CHARLES DOANE, at New
Orleans, will attend TO any business o
nectcd with the above mentioned ines.
april 22-i2.
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New Store Fresh Arrivals!
x q 40 u X

A New Store has been opened by the
undersigned, ut the stand formerly occu"
pied by Alfred Gates, on Church 81 Get, TO
which the attention of the public IS respect
fully called. The stock on hand is entirely
new, having lust been eeIccted in New
Orleans by the undersigned himself~-and
consists oftIr following variety
FANCYAND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
rrSuch as the latest styles of Darege
Fancy Velvet for ch,ldren's clothing. Fancy
Raw SilsH, Oregon PIald~. Scotch and
French Plaid Ginghans, Shawls, Blankets,
Cotton Brown and BIearhed, Hosiery, Steel
Retirules, Plaid Linseys for Servants, Fancy
Caaaimeres for G~entlemens' wear, Ky. Jeans.
| Red: and Wine Fiannels, Cotton Flannel
| Fine Dfmity, White Jaconet and Camhric,
Book and SWISS Muslin, Irish Linen. Hem
Stitched and PLAIN Linen Camb. HpRts,
Cottonades of all kinds, &c,
SHOES.
A general assortment, viz;
Ladies' eolored and black Booteas, Lad es'
Bnpkins, Ladies' Slippers, L9dtos'a Brogaos
of all dualnleR, ChildroDB' and 70 tbs Shoes
GentIamcna' black Boote %, Gents Morocco
Broganr, Kip Brogana, Mems Slippers, &c,
UMBRELLAS,
Black silk. Gjngbem and Cotton; all sizes.
GLOVES,
A first rate quality, Of Bgckskin rid ng
Glove, sleo, flncy AID black KID Gloves for
ladies aud gentlemen.
PERFUMERY.
A choice and fresh assortment Of Essences,
Pomade, Creme do Porse, Cosm5tiques,
Creme o'Amandes.
TOBACCO,
Grocery keepers wishing to buy a fret rate
article of5 lump tob,eco, ut New Orleans
prices, would do well to call and examine, be-
fore ordering from the city-also, a sample OF
Spinish ciglrs. Both Of the above named
a]rticlos, | will be enabled, IN future to fur.
nish III Baton Ronge, vt city prices-having
mad, arrangements to that eft ct, with an
Importer.
The whole of the goods ab1v. enumerated
will be sold ut the lowest priCoa for CASH.
Oct 1G-37 ED. +. w. BOEGEL.
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MAGAZTN DE
BijOuterie.
40 UATOW ROUGE.

lie sousian6 s'etant
etabIl da0s h vile de Baton Rouge, dans le
NcuyeI Hotel en- brique sur 10 rue De I'EgIige,
tres respectueusement intorme les otto.
yeus de cette pace ct vicinit6 que aoD OBJ.
jet est de trailer en- HORIOGEs, MON
TRES, BUOUTEftIES &C., d. loutes dts-
criptioos, dams les derni6res modes, ct pIue.
ienrs aufres articles lrop nombreuses pour de-
taller.
HORLOGEs, MONTREs ct BIJOUTE.
RES, de toutes especes rEpar6 ayec soins
guarantees pour DOME mGls.
LA GRAVURE DE LETTREg EXECU-
TEE AVEC SOIN.
II aussi ~soullaite que pr "a eraBde stten-
ton 81 qa'cn relevant foutes les scmsincs de
nouvelles articles de son genre, gu Ills pour
rent So procurer de re qu'ils, aur ut besoin, a
beancnuD meIllueur marchc, que dams 10 vile
d. la Nouyelle Orleans.
R.G. DELAEODERlE.
Juin 10-t0.
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.r-...a. TopHRsoNs DESIGNING TO

.p-sgp. TO PERSONS DESIGNING TO
gsA I ia BUILD, Ac.-The unde rsigHed,
| Will Builder and Architect, respect
| ~ fully informsf the citizens Of Bat.
on K ngr that he In nov we'll praparedt0 taIte
| all contracts in the line Of building.
Persons living at a distance, who are build
ing. aan, by leaving their orders At my shop
On Church street, oppoait Mr. M. Granarl",
Coffee House, bavg their sashes, DOOR,
blinds. windbw.frames. etc, made in the eest
style. J~obbing, about town, done At The
shortest notice,
Those desirons Of building, will find 1t Mt
their advantage TO give me a call before COO
tracing else where. ! will furnish specifca.
tons. IN all eases, without charge, II lido The
w@fk.
will keep on hand, Mt al times, a good
stock of seasoned lumber. and other build.
ing materials, 50 that pc rsons wishing 10
build, need suffer no unnecessary detention
in having their work done
no.42. +. M%eKlTRtCK.
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O INVALUABLE
FAMILY o

SIX Lectures On Causes. Prevention aud Cure Of
Eonsnmpton. Asthma. Diseases Of the Heart, and all
Female Diseases, 23I pagea. " engrarings Paper
so cte.. bound Is eta. Mail to any part-postage Q
10 eta.
Shoulder braces and Chest Espandefa. ~. Mail
tn any part. 80 cts, postage, Inhaling futra. Silver.
IA, by mail. letter postage. Abdominal Supporters.
perfect. ~ to &lo. for all Rupturos, Falling Of the
Bowels aud Womb. and Weak Back and Chest cont
by Express everywhere. Fer Braces or Supporters.
or Rupture Supporters, give height from head to foot.
and Cirrurrfarenre Of person next the surface. just
above the hips. II Rupture. mention which side.
Agents wanted for the sale Of the above goods. Adj
dress pr. S. s. FIrcH, 707 Broadway, New York,
poar paid. April 10. 1y.
> GFoHeE NJ. 1IERoMAN. agent. Baton Rouge.