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DAINTER5 WANTED.-Two good Painters wanted
Immediately. Apply at q Natohez st. no stains. s26
VTTANTED-A Situation as sslesman IN a DRY Goods
w Store, by person well acquainted with the business
Address : at this office and will be attended to- SO Al
DWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT.-Ths large =
II 2stOTy Dwelling House, with Gallery all round. IA
tuated at the of st. John and PedidO M
The house contains and is in good order. SIG
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obituary.
When the mighty fall, there the voice Of
weeping and OF aTentaUu when the humble unOfciOus
the unobusivehose who fulfil their Lords will without
onV enleavorug this WOd-c0ntent
DO their duty their Heavenly Fathers will Judge
ment on their acts Al the latter these
TO mounhoW few raise the
yet there re tew-ths who the the quiet
unouusye amOner OF the love- The charity beueence
such denly pass away and few there tho few
immediate friends bee Of ys which presence
sui
and atiyiee, nave no one else whom they rely
OF this number is the subject present rsmarSu
Mrs. HANNAH 3. CONANT, whose maiden LOVE
JOY, long resident Of Cambridge, Mass She married
1872 and has yed IN this for the past years She
mother Of five children, before
her. The infant daughter years AGES left 10
mother love and feel he
She was al heart Christian, and sndsaYoed
the minds Of those around her the eternal principles
truth Many the Affections the righteous,
erlh him out OF them M SO be said herr had sc-
the loss Of iend Children God in mercy relieved
her and he's hope taken her THAT blessed above
where shall come, shall ss be
W. HIP.
E- Boston Recorder and NewHomphire papers please copy
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BARK AND BRIG AsHoRE-Capt.. Putnam, of
fine ship Sunbeam, arrived yesterday from Boston,
saw, on the 18th inst, near Gun Key Lighthouse,
brig ashore, apparently foreign, with several
wreckers around her. Could not make out her
name. :. On the 18th, saw bark ashore on Tor
tugas, with four or five wreckers near her. The
bark appeared to be American, and TO have been
on but a short time Could not learn her name.
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FINE FANCY ARTICLES,

PERI Terry,
Combs, Brushes and Gents Furnishing
Goods
T We have splendid assortment OF lsw and beau
utul FANCY ARTICLES,
which receiving additions BY every packet. We Inv
the following list
CARD CASES. Pearl, Shell, Silver, etc.
RETlCULEs.. Silk and Velvet, elegant patterns.
PURSES. "A fine ASSORTMENT styles
DESKS. Ebony Rose wood, Papisr Maehe, etc.
WORK BOXES. Ebony, Rosewood Papsr Machs, etc.
DRESSING CASES. Ebony Rosewood, Papisr Mache, etc.
PORTFOLIOS. Leather, Velvet and Papisr Mache.
ACCORDEONs... Best French, double frame.
MUSIC BOXES. Shell and Tin cases.
BOUQUET HOLDERS. "A pretty assortment.
GOLD PENSOf all the celebrated maksrI, at price,
ranging from to eighteen dollars.
DOMINOEs and DICE.
CHESS MEN. Chinese, English and German.
OPERA GLASSES. "a large assortment.
ODEUR BOXES. From six bottles.
PAPETERIEs. OF Ebony, Rosewood, Papsr etc.
FANS. OF Pearl, Ivory, Feather Paper, Silk etc.
PORTE AONNAlEs. OF Shell, Pearl, Leather etc.
CANES. Mounted with Gold Silver etc.
UMBRELLAS. IA superior article made for use.
CORK JACKETS. Life PFsIsrTsu
PERFUMERY Of all kinda
BUsPENDERs.
MONEY BELTS.
HANDKERCHEFs.
CRAVATs, STOCKS and sCLRFs.
SHOULDER BRACES.
FINE SHIRTS
We
Cotton SHIRTS. As have made we are enabled
guaranty IT. These Shirts made expressly for our CUSTOM
and Of in the latest styles Of the best ma
lerisls and in the best manner.
yGs2dp 10 CAMP Street opposite tSe Gity Bank
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EIGHTH REPRESENTATIVE DIsTRIcT.-Ihere
have been two tickets nominated by the democrats
in the Eighth Representative District OF Orleans.
In addition to the ticket we gave yesterday, l.. +.
Audrey and John B. Hale have been nominated.
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STORM AT CHARLESTON. The wind, which
for the last three weeks, with scarcely days in
terrupton, has blown steadily from the North East,
commenced freshening yesterday morning between
and o'clock, and al the appearances indicated
an approaching gale. Instead, however, Of get
ting round to the South East, as was apprehended,
il Veered more to the Norhward, and as we write
IL has sensibly slackened, and it is probable the
blow will exhaust itself from the Northwest. We
fear that il has been violent at sea, and has been
fruitful Of disasters TO vessels on the coast. The
steamer Vanderbilt, which waited for the mail at
Wilmington until P, NJ on Tuesday, crossed Cape
Fear bar about p. NJ. with the wind blowing
moderately from the North East. AT midnight
the sea began TO roll heavily, and at A. NJ, the
wind commenced blowing gale from the North
East, which continued up to the time Of her cross
ing the Charleston bar The sea much Of the time
was a complete sheet Of foam, coming in OCCASION
ally from the South East as well as the North. East.
The boat was compelled to lay to " a part of the
time, and was slightly injured in her upper works,
but hore herself quite CALAMITY through the gale.
Charleston Mercury, 18th.
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Audrey and John B. Hale have been nominated
MORE FRESH GOODS.
ALFRED MUNROE & co.
81 MAGAZINE STREET,
TT AYE received another addition 20 their STICK Of Esi ana wHS
CLOTHING BY the arrival Of ships sgaa' N S 6 6v %
ef9lyTd Large quantity Of RUBEN b a d Pilot clO
The prnspe upon which they do business
ing given satisfaction to their numerous friends they would take the
present m Inform them that they III adhere TO II
Will i be depars of a 4 BeG~ 6u5 T Ps list d
Dress and Frook Goats:
Black Cloth Dress and Frock Coats;
BROWN, olive brown golden brown olive green, invisible green
Black, bias brown and olive Polka and Lamnrtne Goats.
Sac Goats and Paletots:
silver dTab Cloth sacS and Paletots;
R6Sn Stu G nd PtRS aB Ply Ty h saes and Pasto
Brown blue, olive, black, green and silver Drab Tweed
Rica go len b vn, blue, olive brown olive mulberry
and dTab French Castor Cloth secs end Paso'
Plaid Cashmere and Heather Plaid saoS and PaloiOtsi
Blue lrab dovecOOTsd green and Blanket sacS and
Boys and Ohildren's Clothing,
Boys black, blue and brown Cloth Polka aud sas Coats
Children's Suits, Polka JACKIE s. ETC.
Oloaks and Boulevards
T S 65 SRd 9s ang I And FeE 6
superfue blue Pilot Cloth Coaks heavy:
Black and fancy cOoTed Tweed BouleVaIds
Heather plaid end fancy PLAID Cashmere BJulevards.
Pantaloons
Black French and English Cashmere Pants:
Best quality black French Doeskin Pauts
Blue, olive and fancy colored DCeskin Pants:
The Ruckskn
skin Pants New Orleans.
Superdne SaLet Tweed, Corduroy and Pilot Cloth Pants.
Vests
Ccored Cashmere Vests Of all qualities and styles too nums
TO part ul1rze describe
Black Cloth Cashmere Bomb Eztne and Merino Vests;
Bsstq quality black Silk Velvet Vests;
Rich fancy figured Six Velvet Vests;
Black plain Satn Vests;
Rich fancy figured Silk and Satin Vests;
White MaTssies Vests
Shirts, Scarfs, Cravats, etc.:
suparfne all Linen Shnts-sttched bosoms;
Do. English Muslin Shirts; do. York Mill do;
Medium gualty DO. French Bingham and Calico Shirts
Linen and Cotton Check do;
Meruo, flannel gauze, brown white and pink Underhir
Very styles fancy CTavas and ScArs; drawers
Italian and French black Silk Cravats;
Merino Cashmere, Buckskn, black and white Kid Gloves
Cotton Msrino and Lambs Wool Half Hose
Cotton and Bingham Umbrellas;
Trunks Valisss Carpet Bags etc.
India Rubber Goods:
Cloaks; Paletots Capes LeggngS Lie PreIervers
particular workmanship, style
We feel confident that they
paEEed as by other establishment South. Pur-
ehsssTs requested 70 call aad examine so;k.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO,
B2t 2peod0 "a Magazine street
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PRAoH TREES.

THE subscriber has been t. great expense in procuring
and packing well assorted in bundles of % each for
this market, few thousand PEACH TREES, from 20,
one OF the oldest and best Nurseries in NewJerey GS
These Trees Of large gro with from six feet -
high year from gta Of the most approved kinds that
raised in the states Of Delaware and NswJerssy for the
Phi adelphia and NewYoTk markets. number Of the
have been carefully selected from the celebrated Orchard of
Reeves Rldgway, near Wilmington, Del The greatest
has bean observed in taking them from the ground with
their roots unnjued and packing them that they
will arrive in excellent condition.
Any person wishing one or more bundles have them
well taken of their arrival here, by having the roots
placed in the ground, till they ready Iecsve them
They will probably about the LIST Of December Or
ders left at No 70 Heva street will be promptly attended to-
sep26 2m WIN. p. MoLAEN.
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HARDWARE AND IRON STORES,
Me- .ud or

HARDWARE AND IRON STORES,
Nos. 80 and 81 Camp street
DRIESTLY & BEIN, Importers and Dealers in Foreign
l. and DOmestiSc His5dgya ! CEtleIy Iron, Tin
e tS aHf TR a' aua and D fs C e
goods, ana their prompt attention to all orders ~
& tinqa9ee IF he'll aaoisi By a1flvals ffon European
p ssb sSpIs eaTsu1 seeete5 of sysrv eSI n
their line and can confidently invite the attention Of Pq
ebaser their large and well assorted stock of which the
EEas'6 Re- RI iq9, round square and aat7SS toms
PsnR'ylvsHia Ro{ 40 Plat. az a. toni. -itO IONS
Tennessee DGsE 5oSe s snd at-eoo tons
Plough PA tons;
Bszs Te Rods 1875 16 and noS sSsi ioundo bd
Sheet LrOn1Engish, American and Tennessee-fromlO
Hoop HORTON q to ~ ipoh-ss99gg bundles;
Round do-from q to q! inch-2OO bundles;
Cut sNsil9-oelebrated Weymouth, and other good
Press spikes28OO kegs;
Pocket and Table Cutlery, RazoB ETC.;
Tia Pates-best Charcoal brands-60O boxes;
BTSzie co 5aS; 5y 10 o 2o Is sReot4gO ID;
German, Shear Blister and Cast Steel-250OO ID;
Axes-genune Colhns's, Hunts eto.-250 boxes;
Spades and ShavelA and other bands-25O doz.;
Whittemoe'S Cotton, Wool and Horse CardE-6C0 dOz.;
Hair and Wire Sieves-2 dOZeui
RHS R Vss Stock aef d P9S% fBS sow
Chain Gables and Anchors;
Cooper Tools; Tnnerg do; ,
American and English Locks Sliding Door Furniture;
Hooks and Plate Hinges Butt and Parliament Hinges;
Window Fasteners of every descriptions Hoes of every de,
Of Kings, Halls and other good brands;
TaIred and NJ ania RODe-al sizes;
9akum Marine H9 Hoy ai ,,y ETC. eii. OH,.
Brooklyn, Nos. and 2, Lead;
Black and Yellow Paints NerdigTH
Paris and Chrome Green
En- Pcs G1f from g dt to 80 PintSi
Sheet Bar and Pig Lead; Lead Pipe etc, etc
ey They are also the only Agents in NewOrleans of
Himan. Vaneer & Co.'S celebrated Tennessee Iron
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OlYAPlc FHEATRE-We did intend 10 notice in our
Obituary The sudden demise Of this estabshmeuts season
expired on the A5i-hut we fee pleasure 10 stating that it
will be isopeued for the accommodation of the public to-
morrow evening II Is now under the sole management end
control of Mr. James 3. Charlie one of lie not nonnIar
and versatile acton BhOhss vstsd New Orleans yVb
his experience and knowledge Of the business The lyDn
mus; thive popular comedian nss eI uppesrsd ss
sto'k actor IN any theatre IN New Odsans and gsnos
n some Of our exchanges Of past dates shows that be has
previously managed theatres with appreciation and leaves
rs no room to doubt the Of the present undertaking
ir -tbfsh we wish him well
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~ We ars indebted to the officers of the steam
boat Anna for the ST. Landry Wing Of Saturday.
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LORD ELGN AT KINGSTON. - The Montreal
Herald has an account of Lord Elgin's arrival at
Kingston. He was on board the war steamer
Cherokee, and detachment of the 2Oth regiment
was drawn out TO prevent any person going near
the quay, and with the exception of the military
authorities and a deputation from The Kingston
City Council no one was permitted TO approach
the wharf at which the Cherokee was moored
The rain, which fell in torrents prevented any
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Tur MA41s.--Tbe mails have heen irregular for
several days, and yesterday there was la'lule
from beyond Charleston. We thought II nlsul 70
accounted for BY the storm which was fag'Ug a'
Charleston on the 18Th and 2Oth, bnt Inc oolhulu-
nieation between Wilmington ana charleston uoes
not appear to have been Interrupted me sVeann
boats made their way, throSgh very heavy and
dangerous sea, but brought no mail. It had failed
TO reach Wilmington, thus showing that the fault
is IN the land route, and with the railroads.
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MURDER.-Cullen c, johnson has been convict
ed in Chambers county tAIa.) of the murder of his
wife, by arsenic, and been sentenced to imprison-
meut for life in the Stale Penitenliary
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Auction SAFES TbIs Dav,

THOMAS SPEAR will sell 10 O'Clock at the corner of
Common and Rampant streets Mules, Horses. etc.
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~" ST RchaeIs Benevolent Burial Society,"
the above eu1ey, Aad tall St.
pa rchoupouss se the night Of the 25h nsy the
follow elected Objects
PATRICK SHAUGHNEaSY ......p lssdent;
JAS ttHhLAlN. vice President
PATRICK CAAMEDR Treasurer,
BERNARD GlLLOOLN ....... Secretary.
s,.s true 1cpy from The minutes.
Np3o BERNARD GlLLQQLY, SecreiAry
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OLvsPiC THEATRE This evening viii be performed
this good old Comedy Of The Heir at Law and the mn
sieal FsIes Of The Two Gegores.
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~ For Collector.-PETER KEENA is a Candid.
office STATE Tax Coee0r the Thr Representative
District ssp25
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SHIRTS AT WHOLESALE.

HARRIS SHIRT DEPOT, No. 1 8 Camp st.
THE subscriber begs leave to cali the attention
L COUNTRY DEALERS his EXTENSIVE AssORT-
Wabash her made WITH CARE
EXPRESSLY FOR RETAIL TRADE-o inspection Of which
solicit call from Dealers in sveE description o. Shirts PS1gng
myself DISPOSE OF the TEN PER CENT LESS THAN
NEW YORK houses, aEd FULLY TWENTY PER CENT. less
than sold by any ohsr house this city.
Before purchasing elsewhere call and Judge for yourselves Our
terms arr cash or approved paper.
The following part present stock, ali Of which man
ufaCLure, 81 MAIDEN Lane, NewYoTk.
All Linen Shirts
80 dozen Extra Quality Linen
IS Finest do. do.
100 Medium DO. do.
s25 Common DO. do
Muslin Shirts, with Linen Bosoms, Collars and
Wristbands:
$50 dozen Finest Embroidered and Stitched BosomS;
so Fine Extra Stitched and best make
loco Medium Qualities
iiioS5 :. c common d.
oolored and Heavy Shirts;
300 dozen HcGoryi
IS Cheer
200 =. Coored.
100 dozen Red Flannel;
81 Merino.
Silk Shirts:
70 dozen Heavy Silk UndsrshIts;
IS Medium do.
30 o.. Fine do, do.
IS cases Canton Flannel and Lace Jean Drawers:
80 dozen Morning Gowns.
Sundries:
Money Bet. Might cspsj susEsn4sTs Hosisryi Cravani
ISAAC HART,
Old EstablnhSd New Orleans Shut Depot,
s2i 2wzp Camp St. next door to the City Bank.
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VA I q u
On Wednesday evening, 18th ns by the Rev Mr. Bennett a
JOHN GUsMANto Mas II. c. STEWART, of this city
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Oas- The Catholics of the Rhine have RENTED
10000 rix.dollars to the Pope at Gaeta. A rix-
dollar is about rs cents.
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The CRoPs,-The Augusta (Ga.) Sentinel says
We regret we cannot make favorable report OF
The prospects of the growing crop in this immedi-
ate neighborhood and in Carolina, for the infoFma-
ton we receive is any thing but cheering, most
planters reporting that present prospects would not
give over half crops, but that late fall and ia
vorabe seasons might give yield Of two-thirds,
but that, in event, from present appearances of
the plant. can there be an average erop made.n
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ALABAMA RIVER TRADE.-The project for
direct steamboat communication between New
Orleans and Montgomery is discussed a little
warmly between the papers Of Montgomery and
those Of Mobile great deal is said in them Of
the State pride which ought to incline the country
people to deal with the commercial capital Of their
own State, instead Of sending their produce to
more distant market. The fact is, that Montgom
cry is not chargeable with the act of setting up the
line for the enterprise is supplied entirely by the
capital Of New Orleans. The Montgomery papers
say So and it talAes with our information. We
have heard Of no complaint of the city, for dealing
with the citizens Of another State yet we do not
see, if trade be an interchange of equivalents,
why State pride is not as much concerned in con
filming the buyer 10 his domestic customers, as the
customer to the domestic buyers, The influence
upon. Montgomery will be simply to give choice
Of markets. The natural market would seem to
be that which is nearest If one more distant be
prelsrred, it must be because of superiority in some
respect which counterbalances the loss Of time in
reaching it. 1t becomes important, then, for our
Mobile friends TO consider in what their inferiority,
if there be any, consists, and to remedy, If they
can, any defects in their own system Of business,
or their State policy, which make it the interest Of
their citizens TO pass out of the State. But it is
not to be expected that individuals will be guided
in the management Of their business, the sale Of
produce or the purchase of goods by the mere SEN
timent of State pride. They will go where they
can get The most for what they have to sell, and
can get what they want to buy at the lowest rates.
II New Orleans do not offer these inducements the
enterprise will fail and the loss will be here We
suppose those who are concerned in it have count
ed their chances well though, according TO the
estimates Of Mobile, they are sadly out in their
figures. Nevertheless, the experiment will unques.
toaably be made; and it behoves the Mobilians to
consider carefully how they can improve the natu-
raj advantages Of their thriving city, and lessen
the charges of trade with them, so as to make it
the best as we'll as the nearest market for the whole
of their own State. The competition of New Or
Jeans will be lair aud manly; and the result, be it
what il may, will not materially, we trust, affect
the interests Of our plant and prospering neghbor.
M no. g. 4
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VIEW ORLEANS
See Third Page for CRY News, 60

WEDNESDAY MoRNIEe, SEPTEMBER g.
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NO u oAMP sTRHH.

W. DOLBEAR will continue to receive New
u Pupils in WRITING during the entire Fall N 50
aud Winter. Pupils from to 50 years o. age are - 3
taught good business style short time st
LB- Hours to II A. Nj, to P. No. and 7 10 -
9 night, ga
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tainy in their operations by any other preparation
pounded Tor similar purposes, before the public.
These Specifics combinations of approved medicines.
mlngng the excellent qualities of each medicine into
sanave WHOLE so as to produce most efficient compounds
which have never yet been known to fall 1t impossible
produce certificates OF the of medicine Of this peculiar
nature or otherwise host of facts might be advanced 70
acter Of these Specifics rests for support Long standing
cases OF GonorrhGa elect, Structures Pains IN the LOs
directions OF the Kidneys, Grape Burning in the in
arr PgsSages ETC. ETC. have yielded to the commando
nVncble antidOtes and of SYPHILIS of the most
description have fled before their astonishing
sanative influence.
The preparation is without doubt the most effectua
edy ever discovered and has cured obstinate diseases
aite every other medicine had failed In its improved form
1t IS nearly taeless, and effects permanent the
space of fye siI days without restriction to diet,
never leaves the subject to that troublesome weakness
that often aerte of other medicines generally
prescribed and if taken in the first stage of the diease
WI, arrest the discharge and all unpleasant feelings
IN Anew days In long proaced chronic stages OF the
diseases in obstinate elects Female Complaints such as
ever discovered
We do not offer these Specifics a PANACEA or cure
every thing but for the above we are author
ized by DIS LeRoy and Peleter of Pans (the Invento
to guaranty a cure, under forfeit of $500.
We would here remark that these Mixtures have been be-
fore the public of NewOeans for the last years. aud
they have universally proved effcaciOUs.
ET CAUIION.-BeoGreO of a base C0Unterfeiter uko
ses spurious and injurious article. RecoiLecf the onI
.9gent IN United States is DoNNAUD, No 18 CARON
DELFT STREET, 6etDeen Canal and Common
E{ Treatise on Structures can be had gratis
tVr All private consultations free of charge MI
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McVOY'S ELIXIR.

The Best Medicine of the Nineteenth Century maze from
Roots Of Plants grODine near the Out Of .MeIico
This is truly valuable remedy, and everybody should
haveit In Diseases of Children and preventive OF dis
ease its acute FORM who can tell its worth L has been
used with preeminent in Diseases Of the Chest such
Blood Night Speats often sttended with ChWs and Heat,
Pain IN Breast and Side Consumption in its forming
stage, asthma, Group, Influenza. Also, Liner Com:
plant CostiUeness ScrQfua, Wasting of the Fyesh, If
fections of the Spleen, Stomach and BOaces We have
heard of of Cholera occurring where this reme
dy has been used Where has been used for ndp0sion
in children theyhave been invariably free from Worms and
enjoyed the perfect health For females vii be found
superior every other medicine and be used under all
circumstances Its depurave qualities places far above
all the Sarsapalas In Scarlet Fsrer it is unquesonaby
a great remedy 800
fV For further information Pamphlets and Bills
1.-Two THE ECLECTIC SYRUP.
For the of Fguor .4ibus, EIcessiUe Uterine Dis
charges and Chronic Disease Of the Spleen OF unsn
passed excellence positive in its utary results and worthy
THE RHEUMATIC ANTIDOTE.
A Great and Wonderful Agent of truly astonishing
power composed of simple vegetable elemeE and exter
naly applied For the of rheumatism, Jetdnus
Lockjaao. SDasms Stiffness Of the Jonts, Pain eUerY
part of the bodv Eardehe Nervous 70othache if applied
in the ear of the affected side.
We would deal in fulsome eulogy in the usual
style of panegyrc commencing this article to public no.
trave of its power heal. Excellence. efficiency,
tanty, attributes All who it will say it good
and will do ncaculable good to the human Price 81
For sale by H. BONNABEL,
corner of Natchez and Tchoupitouas SITS.
fyS ly G. N. MORRISON. 12 Magazine st.