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3"FH,Ns n 70 UTfR7TE Ffssdgf8 fc., dIf have been
Cared by Tins Componnd Mixture, and eases Of SYPHILIS OF
sanatiYe influence.
The preparation is, without doub most eectual remedy
and his cured many obstinate diseases, after many other med
lce' a0 tailed In is improved form, IL nearly tasels
aug erect permanent cure IN tic space Q fee sir Inns
without much restriction to Diet any exposure or tbu
ness Besides this important advantage, never leaves the
PAT subject 10 mat trOubleome weakness that occurs often
aeI NE use o. other medicines generally prescribed. and IL
ken M the INST stage Of the disease, IT viii arrest the dis
charge and remove all unpleasant feelings in a few days. In
9ngoraclei cnQc stages OF the Diseases in obstinate
elects Female Complaints such Whites. il i3 with
ont doubt, the most eiectual remedy discovered.
we 90 not offer these Specifics PANACEA OF g cure
every but Tor the abqvenamed cases, author
10 guaranty a cure.
we would here remark that these preparations have been
before the public Of New Orleans for the last nine and
they have universally proved eflicacions.
~ Sole Agency, No. = CARONDELET STREET,
LluL I'LL -.--.- -L-----
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Discovery ~ RANKIN COUNTY, M1ss.-We
learn from the last number Of the Brandon Repub-
loan that President Thornton and party of friends
have recently made visit to what they denomipate
the Platform II is situated on the plantation Of
Mr., Morrison, and whether it be regarded as a
work Of Nature or Art, it is calculated to excite
considerable interest throughout the State. Mr..
+ incnes to the belief and says, sit is work Of
Art OF great antiquity, of curious workmanship.
finished in the finest STYLE and more durable lban
could possibly be conceived BY any observer.
From the reservoir well in the bottom Of the
creek, there Is paved way, beautifully dressed
Leading to regular curve in front of the Platform
= consists Of stone, beautifully dressed on ton ana
jointed at all the Sides about five inches in tbic
ness, OF various figures, ON bed Of cement about
three inches IN thickness laid on beautifully white
sand Its size IS at least 100 feet square, and it is
level almost without the variation of an inch
There was no perceptible change in the level Of
this floor, but an increased beauty arising from
the tact that it had not been exposed. | have no
doubt but that every stone at least every square is
HISTORICAL and that if we were sufficiently versed
in the modes Of ancient record, we might read the
acts Of nation that has long since become extinct
A few years since Mr.. Layard saw in the hands n
a Bedouin arab some old pottery-he ascertained
the place from whence he procured it. dug down
and found the city Of Nineveh, that had been LOST
Tor thousands OF years, and now in 1910 is re,no,
ing TO the Capital Of the British Empire its ancisyt
monuments, Who can tell what this Platform
may lead 70
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EFNHE iNVARiABLE SUCCESS OF these Drops in cases
OF lmpOteney has gained for them just celebrity. To
those persons who by Of venery sepOIluon have
brought on themselves Premature lmpuency involuntary
Seminal Emissions General Debility, Weakness and Shrve
ling of the Genital Organs, Nervous Affections any other
consequence OF unTesaned indulgence of the sensual pas
sons, these Drops strongly recommended This dreadful
practice (Onanlsm( depression nwness OF spirits
with peculiar fits OF melancholy and lessons both mental and
bodily capacity.
tg9 The only Agency in the United States is at No y
CARONDELET street, between Canal and Common Streets
New Orleans, sign OF the Ascuapus Statue 81 iy
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Or CONSERVATION oF THE BOWELS.
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Is the surest, safest and most certain remedy for this disease
II viii positively give relief in the worst cases. and even a
all the old remedies have failed. Persons have lieuuen,
called at our office with establishment upon their faces Stain.
that they had used The ointment for other diseases upon part
Of their bodies near the bowels, and that copous movement
had resulted om This result will always follow thorough
rubbing Of the Extractor upon the bowels when they are COS
tive Let the experiment be tried. It perfectly safe and
in no instance can the Pain Extractor do harm
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MUTUAL IiEsNEFIT LIFE AND FIRE INsUR-
ANCE COMPANY OF LOUislANA.
PERMANENT FUND BY ACT OF INCORPORATION
400, OOOs
Office, No. 3S Camp street,
Between Common and Gravier SITS.

Office, No. 3s Camp street,
Between Common and Grayier SITS.
TRUSTEES:
John Hagan, Joseph Walker, John s. Allison,
Peter Conrey Ir., Maunsel White WIN. H. Leverch,
Robert J, Ward Samuel Stewart, Edward Sparrow,
Isaac johnson, Geo Suawbrdge, Henry = Buckner.
PETER CONREY Jr, President Board Of Trustees.
DIR & T. oRst
Joseph w. Stanton, John Stroud, Sen, N NJ. Cohen,
John l., Lewis, John Calhoun, Preston w, Farar
VIM. NJ. Goodrich, Joshua Baldwin, William II. White,
John l.. SataTaus, MaTrick Marlin, John ID. Beln,
A. D. CrOssmun, Mark Walton, VIM. G. TOmpkius,
Cornelius FelloWes, Joseph Lalande, John b. Leele.
Edw. JenneT Coke.
q" This Company is prepared to entertain applications
for life Insurance. and issue Policies all sound and healthy
White persons and Negroes at the Table Of Rates established
by the Board, which less than the rates charged by the
New York and London Offices and without their restrictions
residence in the South by the charter, Dividends Of
Profits declared annually, and the profits draw interest,
and be made VALUABLE to the extent OF two thirds
of their amount where the party has paid his premiums in full
IoHN HAaAN, President Of the Company.
PREsTON w. FARRAR, Vice President.
5 =; INVERTEBRATES T5T Nj NJ D. CoSsul RGI Oh
HIEMoN DoANE Secretary ... L. l.. GOoLD, Attorney.
R1CUARp BEtS NJ D. No S7l Magazine street. Medical
Examiner Office hours, for blacks, to rs M do for
whites, to NJ, his residence lie viii examine white
applicants al te office OF the Company daily, from l2s
o'clock =. lie will examine at his dwelling
without permit, which be hnd on a the Office
Of the Company. H. 4. HEAhIIs Agent,
r. California Permits are issued Life Insurance mem
bes al New York and London rates Prospectus, Table of
Rates and an information Life Insurance, and all papers
necessary to effect Insurance can be had al the Office OF the
In order 10 accommodate an Glasses of our citizens young
and mechanics having families dependent upon them, the
premium $50 per One-hai IN
cash aud OHe-haf n satisfactory endorsed Tote at l. months
bearing interest at & per cent per annum
N. B. The business Of this Company Is confined to IIFE
Insurance ONLv.. BY resolution OF the BOap no Fire
River or Marine Risks taken.
~ Office hours, 4. N. to5P.M je27 tjaI
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TO AL MInM Ir MAY CnNcrRN

'F1IE sn}sGbeH would respectfully call the attention of
- - ,LoUNTRH MERCHANTS, and Dealers in $50
- , a2d GAFS in general, 10 their VERY fza
III LARGE assortment Ofthe above named Goods -
gM which is SECOND TO NONE IN THE CITY
- comprising EVERY KIND AND QUALITY. en-.
urey too numerous 10 detail but can honestly assure ai pcr
sons about purchasing in this line that INSPECTION Of their
SOCK WIN be greatly 10 their advantage before purchasing
elsewhere for the that they mostly all OF their own
Iianuacture, and come DIRECT FROM THEIR OWN
MANIFACIORY at Newark, n. j.; and being satisfied
with the MANUFACTURERS' PROFITS FEEL certain
that purchasers cannot fail TO be satisfied also (aieran nsuec
uon) that the above is represented.
DURBRIDGE & CO.
oct4 6m 3 CustOmhOuse street M stairs
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A &. AIN6FFDFRTH. Ns0p4RY pytaF Yr. ea.,,
"A. CQetAfSS IOyVER or DEEDS f6r essrv = Sfats
e ee ofalGslio ~ CAMP STREET, New Or
leans - nFeuSlions taken, Accounts Probated Deeds
and ofages Drawn and an Documents and oi
Nfa fia3ei end Authenticated for Use and ReooFd IN
agy psft 81 TIE UNITED STATES. COMMISSIONER
and all cases Of General Average 81 Pafai 10 @o,j
w el1 llollptly afranged miilB 1yd&W
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL.

Corner Of Ne0 Lepse and Grod Streets Ne1o Orleans
THIS large and convenient Hotel having been leased III
= by me undersigned for term Of years, Is now FL
I9r the reception OF bOarders, families, and single gen.
uemen, at very moderate prices.
The Interior OF this establishment has been thoroughly
eeased and painted, and the bedrooms all fitted out in
venen being both in the front part Of the house are also
newly furnished m good order and liz up with gas One lOi
will always be kept, and also Waterman who viii attend Ia
me private entrance during the night IN short pains will
be spared 70 make those who paonse the Commercial Hoe
The situation Of The House is weknown to be one Of
most desirable ones in tie city being exactly in the centre Of
the steamboat and tatboa landings which make il VERY
convenient place for Western business men.
The management Of the whole House viii be entirely under
the supeuntendence OF Mr.. r. A. GOLDSTElN, who is
muuiy boarding house keeper for number of years by
this he hopes to meet the wishes Of those who paons he
MS In M i0'' G6IBsfEidN3,, i SUPERINTENDENT
AMERICAN OYSTER SALOON AND REsTAU.
h{ANF.. mo. A ST. CEf.aRLES STREET.
4 and the public that he has thoroughly re. I% S
painted ana repaired his e5abshmegt and willy A 81
Sept. y. Having made extensive alterations and <9bY
HaE~ Improvements in the Cooking Department af
iordmg much greater facilities than formerly, he
t ifgsis TO Pc able to serve his patrons with every
aeqg9stant supply Of OYSTERS from Inc cboic IN
81 Beds OF the Gulf and the Lakes and his Table g NJ
VIII always besuPgIlIed with the best STEAKS
- OIioFsy FISH GAME, etc, together Witf
leans markets The Jar viii he sHD9Ied
with WINES and LIQUORS, PoRTER, ALE Ell. ~
ne very best brands carefully selected lis Cooks and
Ma4leS WI be second to none in the city and he viii b
Ou Ws az nus post to see that his patrons receive prOmpi
anu p0e attendance In short he will use everv exion o
tetuer ms Saloon worthy Of the liberal sippo II as hitherto
received. Tgsp3 fim1 IA NTtss ~ - NV
LAFA YETTE REsT-AURANT
VIE undersigned would most respectfully inform the cti
II a Zels OF Lafayette and New Orleans and ~ <
the LAFAYETTE REsTAURSSSSTPl' s f5yl ~
,-azz, merly kept by PHILIP HARTY. NtEV
l3g.45 and situated on LEYEE. bstoeeR Jack.
repaired and refttedthe ~ sans ia, au ,iaSlg
pared to serve their pa ~ y IRONS AZ NJ, gI5, W" re
uce with all the sub Ss1g NJ sfanti9is ami a,,o H.
of the season, such as kNei flVsteTs G,T,. al Eit
9l every description, Their WHeS Liquors efc having
city afford. VM ri Ni1CSIfIp Z, iie
10 I'm Ii. CASSIDY.
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. ~ .NCWLoloH, Hucf8 c0iHfN, FeHHsVIbaHl1I
NEwT0WN, 9Th month 30, lSi6-A young man Of my
quunlance has taken Syrup and has been perfectly cured
be a5Oed under the consumption for than three year.,
and took great may kinds Of medicine, and under the
medical treatment OF three of the mO eminent physicians n
this country, but received benefit until he took Dr. bavis
Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar, and Immediately commenced
getting better, and now well and hearty This statement
received from himself his name Henry Il. Godshak, War
minister township, Bucks county, Pa He is known all over
the cQunly-s poor tailoring man. and cannot be denied
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n COHEN. having had 80 year, experience, Offers the
~ above intalihe remedy for all Diseases per. szaS
tanning to the EYE Ophtalnia Of five years -. =
andlng, cured IN II weeks; the Tear ia the Eye, 4s
Of 8 years cured IN 10 weeks man OF this city, -
being stone blind for Smunths was restored 10 the sight of
eye IN three weeks gentleman who always used specs for
% ea, by using only drop, enabled to read the
newspaper without them by candlelght hours after In
ammaten Of days cured by siRglo drop. Il gives
brilhaney to The Eye, and also strengthens the sight.
~ az Nos 900 PHLIpPA street, near Heyia and 4 2 ST.
lMARLEs street. nn17 Nv
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'hE subscriber respectful Ky invites the patronage of 49,
Il the TRAVELLING PUBLIC confident that I'M
be supply the wants Of the Transient Visiters to '1
Montgomery well any of his competitors Those III
who gong TO, returning from the North, can obtain
MEALS At ALL HOURS to suit the arrival and departure
the railroad cars and steamers fine four horse OMNIBUS
constantly IN attendance, TO convey passengers and from the
boats to the free Of charge The accommodations are
equal to other establishment in the town, and being at a
reduced rate offer additional inducements to the travelling
public The best Stewards Cooks and Servants are engaged
and no pains viii be spared to render the stay Of ver pleas
ant and agreeable.
au2O d&Wf G. A. ABERCROMBIE
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ITO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAI.
DisEASES-The reputation Of the writer is well
established that all that necessary to those who have
been unfortunate have contracted any one of
dreadful diseases known and called Secret Diseases any pan
Of their various forms, Is that the writer after success
III practice Of twenty years confined strictly Venerea
Diseases, and Diseases of the Blood (havng treated and re-
eyed many hundreds who past all hope many OF whom
had been under the treatment of eminent physicians without
receiving any benett) enabled to offer positively a safe
certain and speedy cue Should any OF the unfortunately
afflicted this short advertisement, they would do well to
call at No, ST CUsTOMHOUsE street, before applying else
where and avail themselves Of the benefits Of the subscriber
long and successful experience.
via # I TN1,pt ,g..5
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DAILY CRESCENT.

EvicnA.-The following enigma has been un-
answered 81 dirty years. TheaothoF is now dead,
asiti MANY solutions have been proposed. Willnone
81 sor yoahg readers end lie long doubt
sir iirary charged at Agineaur,
SOoihl twas an awful day
And tlinuFh ID that old age of sporl,
TIE ruileis Of ilI1 camp and court
Had little time 10 pray,
It's said Sir Henry muillred There
Two syllahles BY way Of prayer.
Ny frst 10 an he brave aud proud
Who Sc tomorrow sun;
Niy next, with her cold and quiet clnud
70 those who find their dewy STROUD
Before teday's be done
sud both together to all blue ewes
That weep when warrior noby dies
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COMPREHENSIVE

'HE yopaTtneslp hitherto existing between the under
= slgne under the name Of FuLToN n WAII Is his day
dissolved by mutual consent 81 III FfffSfON
as To- II St''
nc undersigned will continue the business under the name
oi SAM-L IL. FULTON, No. Anew Levee
and Ichoupitoulas st.
AW PARTNERSHIPS undersigned are asso
~ olaed as partners in the practice OF Law Office No
q Exchange Place, opposite the posiolfice.
.o,a nj. M. COHEN,
Ne9 pm DAVID g. LABATT.
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I hh. fEAhEAlN informs his patients that he he
II consulted daily at his office from Q -
A. N. to 0 P. NJ Dr. peason's MANY inn
are too well known and appreciated to requirs
enumeTang His Block Teeth are particularly worthy The
attention OF those requiring artificial ones His prices are
graded to suit the circumstances of all Office NJ bs resi-
dence, No. BARONNE STREET, near Canal ~ M
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Cosmetics Chalk, and variety Of preparations generally
h use when applied to the face, very soon spos h al w
beauty they close the pores Of the skin and check Inc cir
cuatOn, which,, when Nature not thwarted hy disease a,
powder, or the skin utamed by the aaes used In scans
Deaqhs rs own production IN the human face divine as
wen as IN the garden OF rich and decaey tinted and varega
ted flowers. free, active and healthy eirrulafgn ~ IN
fluids q the e9grslng OF the pure, rich blood to the exem
% Is lha winch pants the cOuntenauce in the most exguistr
beauty IS that which mparts heHdescrbabe shades md
flashes OF i0venes that all admire but roue can deseri
This beauty H the offspring Of NATURE not Of POyDER Or
SOAP; II there Il not free and healthy Circulation tbeTe
Is no beauty II the lady tar driven snow HI NE pant
and use cQsmetles and the blood is thick cold and inurs
she not beautiful If she be brown yellow and tere H
pure and active blood, II gives rich bloom to the cees and
DnllanCy to their eyes that is fascinating.
This why the Southern, and especially the Spanish ladies
exercise, are confined in close rooms or have oej be
complexion by the application of deleteou mixtures if thew
wish to regain elasticity Of step, buoyant spirits sDsrkng
eyes and beautiful compilations, they should u.s., Dr Town
send Sarapala, Thousands who have used n are noyp
than satisfied, delighted Ladies' of every station crowd
our Office daily. e''"u
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SADDLERY, ETC.

FOR CALIFORNIA,
SADDLES, BRIDES, BITS, STIRRUPS. etc. of
~ every description. INDIA RUBBER -
CLpItllNG OF all kind. AIR BEDS Pill srf4A
lows, AARPAlLiNs1 SADDLE-BAGs. TENTS. VI EzsoA
lnqa Rubber Tent Cloths, Of all sizes, for sale bv
SYN SMITH BROTHER, SO Common st.
sADDlEnY AND INDiA-RUBBER GOODs.
ga We have o. hand a large as Cr4EN~ 9-YN
'I1-@&lNDlA RUBBER GOODS, -l1HsAHS ii III
lorna such Beds, Pillows, Blankets Ieggnes Cl0aks
Ionchess Na.. Tanks and Bottles, Drinking Guns Rags
india Rubber D.0tn, Gad Tents.
/ A complete stock of SADDIERY. TRUNKS an,
HARNESS at Wholesale and Retail at the lowest narse
prices Country Merchants and Saddlers can he SIM
phed with every art 3 in line Efy7 Orders put IN
with cane. J. A HORTON & 80 FN' 't
au7 d&W So Common st. and ii Canal At
saddle, Harness and Trunk NIanuiacfOrV.
IOHN MILLAR, l91 ST. CHARLES STREET, (Corper
y oiGrOd street, respectfully informs the citizens %
OF New Orleans and Planters of Louisiana, that klA
f an y nm he Is prepared to manufacture and 1T 4A
ss+[[4iR furnish all articles in the above
reW y line, and has constantly on hand a good as.
- sgrment of S Adde's, BRIDES, IN AR.
rIGGAIh Al IA WdlPS, SPURS, and HARNESS ofeyey
klnd; MILITARY SADDLES, HOLSTERS, PACK.
DIR lES, NALlsEs and HOBBIES an Of which
WIN sell as low as those who import hem and warrant them
TO be as good, while they all Of the " Crescent City
nshel at short notice.
re- REPAIRING attended to with neatness and dis
pateh. jyl2 6m
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eAIn nmErrnI

This ceriies that DALI4EY'S PAIN EXTRA ACTOR
has been used in my family for Salt Rheqm of thirteen years
duration, and for Warts These fierce diseases have been al
once aeyate, and they were both entirely removed Their
gan be no doubt but this Medicine has all the virtues that the
Paentee claims for a., from what has fallen under my obser
walton, added 70 the very respectable testimonials in is favor
by Others who have used it in requiring immediate relief
do most eheeru recommend to the attention ofhe afflicted
the Of this invaluable salVe.
Buffalo, N. y. ROSWELL CHAPLIN.
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E Merchants, from different sections Of the country give
the most atieng accounts Of the universal popularity audef
hcacy OF Dr. D2vss syrup, under their notice. number
Of them, witnessing It's virtues, have regularly sold
dbOn that 1t did moi give satisfaction the price should be
returned, and no one Of them has had any application
turn the This pcaks volumes in favor Of the uedi.
cine. We append few extracts from Orcrs saHples Of
those are IN frequent Of well Of verbal accounts
we frequently hear:
From DocOrs HaghaR and Rush, both practising PIN.
sicigHs iUfi as IJrHggists.l
MlsHAwAKAt Ind, June l. lSI7-Dr. Davss Syrup ct
Wild Cherry and Tar off like hot cakes We think tuat
il you choose give wholesale agency for that mecne
dispose Of almost amount in Northern Indiana.
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IRISH AND SCOTCH WHIsKEy-In MA. ,,,
lemyohn.. Of the cLnicesL nnaIal- -I L-. uu

TRIsH AND SCOTCH WHIsKEY-In bb,g anvil,
9enJohns OF the very choicest Qualities for sae Nv "
- - >. WOLFE, % Gravier st.
SOAP-l0O boxes Soap, landed in store aud a. -,
- 10 CHAs. sT0UGHTON, 81 Camp s..
I'M hEHs-75 barrels CRACKERS, landed fresh
- CHAs. sTOUGHTON. "a Camp st.
SIOh hHEAT-2O0 packages BUCKWIIEAT i1-
* Il received fresh, in store and for sals by '''
- CHAs. STOuGHTON, "a Camp st.
M ACEEREIl-lOO pkg ACKFREI. a. Salmon
- landeds IN store and for sale bv
S2 CHAs. sTOUGHToN, "a Camp st.
SEAnL BAhlItf-20 packages PEARL RARLE
landing AID in store, for sale BY
% CHAs, SEDUCTION, "a Camp st.
AN-2O tons per brig Jua Ford landing and for ale by
~ - HAfMAN & HOLDEN,
DO No IS Magazine street and IA Red Stores
lDLAsTER-SJO bbls. Newark and Roseudaie Weather
l. SPOONS and Kings brands, for sale BY
ii, 49, HANMAN & HOLDEN,
do No, IS Magazine street and II Red Stores.
INN BBlaS Newark and Resemble CEMENT. land
AOOO ing fon ships Avalanche and Albania for sale By
% hAAMAN x HOLDEN, No. IS Magazine st.
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R,lo,, i n !. ~ ~ e, y ~ N % IA
sends Sarapaula has saved the lives of thousands of chill
dren The following two certificates are selected from great
number received this week:
NEw fORK, April /, 1877.
lIr IODpscEd-Dear Sir One of my children was very
sick with Canker in the Month and Throat attended with
great debility, II came neardymg, obtained some of your
excellent medicine, and 1t cured dreCty for which assure
you l leel very grateful. Yours, respectfully,
LL.IZ EnNAIl-H Il..Lrn--n--t.---.
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Dr. Townsend, having tested his Sasaparla in cases
OF fits, OF course recommended a. and was surrd
to receive the following from an intelligent and
Farmer OF Hestehester county:
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my nAIL.EY3s pAIN IsXrEl 4 lvrnrl

She brought my bed box and applied some to the sor
felt immediate ease wherever it touched me, and begged
tor enough 10 aun0nt thoroughly. II
ie seemed TO invest me- To remove the burning pain
in the chest even made Pills Of IT, and took them which
soon cured me- owe my life 70 yOnr valuable EXTRACTOR
being now a strong ever and have been ever since
in the year 1872. KERZIA FRENCH.
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OCALLFORNIANs-P I. N,rls,,,s =. M, /. ,-,,,,,.
CALIFnRNIA HnIsEs

,~,AIrFoP { SlAsLiiE550 t2RlNSi.A H0IsI{s.
I 1AAtLiF,0NNiA HonSES-P0Rr AhLE-built with
III uhlateN' Also, NEGRO QUARTERS cheap -
l .E Hi IS 70 Re sen a. the Shopwhere an IN
Is aoae. III ST. CHARLES street, near julia
49, 49, 8l,. g.. A. WIN. A. MILLER,
TO PLANTERS AND RTlIDE.I{s- Rpf,,,y,5
WbSS 1 - tIastefs IN gL kads e LgJer1Cypr
Az 49, "8 leHo' me, Mahogany, Black Walnut Oak
aAn and FQpl2E; Mahogany Novels and Vainsfer 4 "a
Ssid aud tile Brick 500 MAGAztNE srEET Mn, 5g'
AissAAs, - Fam SAW-MllL NArCuTy RIiss IN
- uHlgs 70. ail kinds d Cypras Lumber dsiyqsJ s,
49, on the Mississippi River below Natchez n s5,3
ap3 iyd 2mW
z low pnce. To close sales hy NV '''i "e so'o u
d" w. L. CUSHING s. CO., IS Common ST.
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NO. rs CARONpELET sTREET.

Sign Of the sHscUiapidn Statue.
nR. LEROY'S and PELETiER'S (of Paris COM
IOPOUND MIXTURE and ANTLVENEREAL SPE-