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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-07-06

The Letter of the Hon. TRUMAN SMITH,
printed in our last number, seems to at
tract general attention and commentator.
After quoting that portion of the letter
which enjoins on the Wing party cease
less watchfulness, the ~ Y. Courier and
Enquirer says:
We are glad TO see that Mr.. Smith relaxes none
OF his vigilance or energy in behalf of sound con-
stitutional Wing principles, now that an Admins
tration favorable to them has been elevated to pow
er He has been for many years tower of strength
to the Wing cause. His sagacity, integrity, and
| untirlng industry have given him great and we'll
earned influence among the people of every section
OF the country. No man at the North did better
service for General Taylor, both before and after
the nomination at Philadelphia, than Truman
Smith; and he is now reaping the only reward he
ever sought for his lncessant and efficient abors in
the steady, firm, and wise progress of national
administration devoted to the public good. and de-
serving public confidence.
"Mr. Smith is not one of that too numerous class
of persons who regard the contest over as soon as
| battle has been won. He understands too we'll
the nature of the party in opposition, and the mo-
tlves under which they act to suppose for mo-
ment that nothing now remains but to enjoy the
VlCtoTy WHICH tue people nave achieved. The
Wings must sustain the President whom they have
elected. They must do this with energy, vigilance,
| and unceasng activity. They must do it even at
the sacrifice of personal feelings and personal in
terests, If such sacrifice should be demanded-
They must bear in mind that General TAYLOR has
been elected for the good of the country and that
this great cause demands that he should be fully
sustained, IN every endeavor to promote Its welfare
against the most determined and envenomed hostil-
lty of that faction whose whole notion of patriot
ism consists In party ascendency and the posses
sion of official spois.
"We trust that the Wings of the whole Union
will respond promptly and with vigor TO the advice
OF MIR. Smith, and act upon the sentiments and
principles which ne sets forth. The course already
pursued by the opposition is sufficient to show,
that Gen. Taylor may expect from them nothing
but the most envenomed hostility. Although his
duties have thus far been purely executive he has
been assailed, in their discharge, with the most
constant and desperate malignity. When he shall
lay before the country the policy which he deems
essential to It's welfare, these assaults will of course
deepen in vrulence. The Administration will be
destroyed without regard to its or their merits
If the most INSCRIPTIONS efforts of the opposition
can effect this result. It's friends should not be
slow or inefficient in taking the steps necessary to
meet such an onset. They owe it to those whom
they have placed IN ofhce-they owe il TO them
selves, TO their principles and their country not TO
relax their efforts, or in any degree to permit their
enemies TO gain the advantage in the grand cruyade
which is now on foot
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Hungary and Austria.

The news from Hungary and Austria is contra
dictory. Some accounts give the advantage TO the
Austrlans. In the South two actions had taken
place. both terminating to the advantage of the lmpe-
ralists.
The Hungarian General Percze. from Fortress
Warden, attacked some Austrian entertainments,
but was ultimately repulsed, though the Austrians
admit their own troops suffered severely The
other battle was fought by Baron Jellachich, and is
asserted TO have been brilliant victory The Aus
TRAN accounts, however, are not trustworthy, at
least as regards their own losses
The London Globe of the 22d has intelligence IN
the 10th of June, giving accounts of tremendous
encounter with the Hungarans The Austrians
and Russians said to have been completely de-
feated, and left $4,000 killed upon the field The
battle took place on a large plain between Raab and
Relselburg, and lasted sxty-four hours The Mag
var loss, II Is stated was about 5000 men. The
Austrians were commanded by Haynau the Rus
SANS by Rudiger, and the Hungarans by Gorgey.
Although the news of this battle was received by
private letters, no public journal alludes to it,
The Lloyds, of Vienna, contains not the slightest
alluson TO the battle
Another affair is mentioned as having taken place
at Czorma. "A brigade was sent by Schlck from
odenburg under General Wyss, who was taken
prisoners Uhlan and Col. Lessner were killed.
Gen. Schlick sent his brigade TO cover his right
flank, and whilst marching to Raab was beaten on
the 18th ult Some reports represent the whole
brigade 10 have been destroyed others that 1000
had deserted Schlick and gone to the Magyars.
For three days cart loads OF women continued TO
pour into Presburg from the places round about.
A fresh recruiting throughout all Austria is IN
tended.
Letters from Odenburg state that a certain Count.
lmPerIalist Chamberlain and others in who's. pos
session numbers of passports Of the Rebel marty
have been found, have been arrested.
The only meption or auson which can be
Cleaned from the Vienna papers, regarding the great
battle fought between the 18th and 18th, near Raab
IS the surmise that the defeat Of the brigade of Gen
Wyss gave origin to fabulous rumors
On the other hand the other Authorities maintain
that the rout Of General Wyss is only an episode
Of the other battle
letter of the 18th utmo from Cracow. in IN,
bresau Gazette, mentions the affair between the
vanguard of the Magyars and Russians within the
Gsllican frontiers
AT Gordonow the Russian Colonel, Magtlen WINS
killed. Two hundred Cossacks were cut off and
taken prisoners.
Another letter, dated Cracow, 18th. reports an
engagement at Eng Pass, between the Russian nd
vance guard and the Hungarians, and the former
numbering 5000, were beaten Off
Latest from France.
Up TO the latest moment all was fraoonu \ IL,
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UP TO The latest moment all was tranquil-redru
RoIln had not as yet been arrested.
The cholera rapidly declining in Paris
The news from Italy is to the l3,h utimo M. m
which time the Romans had maintained their po-
siton, ~ -
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'lanied To give crop. Acres Crop would
arrive here in
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taIny In their operations by any other preparation com.
pounded ior similar purposes, now before the public.
Specics are combinations of approved medicines,
mDgnng me excellent qualities of each medicine
sahave Whoe so az to produce most efficient compounds
which have never yet been known fail 1t is impossible
nature or ohewise host of facts might be advanced
show the broad and deep foundation upon which the char
acteI q these Specifics rests for support Long standing
cases OF Gon9rrhGa (teet Structures Pains the Lois
HDeGItons ~ the Kidneys. Grdpel Burning in the in
arr Passdges etc etc have yielded to the nese
nvncble antidOtes and instances of SYPHILIS of the
inveterate DESCRIPTION have fled before their astonishing
sanatiye influence
The preparation without doubt, the effecuaI rem.
after every other medicine had failed In its improved form
nearly tasteess. and effects permanent cure IN the
space OF hce or stL days without restriction diet, ex-
posure or business Besides this important advantage
never leaves the part subject to that troublesome weakness
That occurs so often after the of other medicines generally
prescribed and taken in the first stage of the disease
VIII arrest the discharge and remove all unpleasant feelings
Id Anew days In long protracted chronic stages of the
Diseases In obstinate elects. Female Complaints such as
WHITES etc 1t IS without doubt the most efectua remedy
ever discovered.
We do not offer these Specifics as PANAoEA or cure
every thing but for the above named CASES are author
lied by DIS LeRoy and Peeter. of PARIS (he inventors
TO guaranty cure under forfeit of $500.
would here remark that these Mixtures have been be-
lore the public of NewOeans for the last nine vears and
they have universally proved effcacous.
EH C-AUTION.-Beware of a base Counterfeiter scAo
SeHs spurious and inJunous article. Recoect the oniu
4gent an United States is A. DONNAUD No. 10 CARON.
DELFT STREET, betpeen Canal and Common
- realise on Structures can be had gratis.
II All private consultations free of charge. nN
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for the cure of G0norrhRa,
elect, Structures, Venereal
diseases, etc. etc.
Untiring research, travel
and labor, combined to the
advantages afforded by an
extensive and diversified
practice. have enabled the
above named celebrated
physicians to make various
highly important discover
les in the healing art.
In offering these prepare
tons to the human family.
Doctors Leroy and Peletler
fearlessly hazard the asser-
ton that they are not only
not surpassed, but une-
Qualed, either for their
curative properties or for
mildness, safety and Ger.
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- NOTICE.

'VUT THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREALDIS.
EAsESIThe reputation of the writer well estab-
sned haf all that say those who have been
20 to have any one othose dread
diseases known and called Secret Diseases any part Of
hel vafous f0rms Is that the writer after
I'll practice OF twenty six confined strictly to VenereaI
Diseases and Diseases of the Blood (avng and
iieved many hundreds who past all hope many of
whom had been under the treatment of eminent physicians
without RECEIVING any benefit enabled offer you posi-
lively safe certain and speedy Should any of the
unfortunately afflicted this short advertisement they
would do well to call at No SO CusToMHoUsK STREET
eef0e applying elsewhere and avail themselves of the bene
hs Of the Subscribers long and successful experience
nils If B. r MULLEN So Cnstomhouse st
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- CARRIAGE MANUFAcToRY,

1tf3nage that has been extended to u 80 very Thar
80 any tne lastseven yea5, while in Com y
70 s9. .tee. mas induced rs the last summer
tsaaSS.ntnng and repairing CARRIAGES-XX~
W. nave now one Of the largest Shops the Southern
anI .ne PEST OF mates to build any style Of Carnage to
W. snd guarantees them two if used in the country
and can restore them almost their
w although apparently out and useless
wltPay negbt on carriages sent repair We wifi
al:o ksep on hand an assortment Of NEw and Srcosp,,
HAND CARRIAsks which viii be sold low Cd CAasIsSrs
sen In trade for New We invite the attention. ~
nNse wsnsg New Carriage their old ones repaired 10
~ az ou Nanufaef0ry and Repository and jndge for Them
eises ut the corner Of qR.7YiER and ca OSyJET ET
SLrsfs nexs eoor e the Office OF the Commercia AZ,
Woks rser q the st. Charles Hotel New Oriss.s 'e'
% uni MATTHEW'S 4 nRG3AN.
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MEDICAL.
DISEASES OF THE CHEST.

DISEASES OF THE CHEST.
"1THHE STETHESCOPE applied to the Chest, ssceI-
Bronchitis etc. by Dr. TuNsTALL. late Pupil Of Andral
Bnoussa Dupuytren, Ashley Cooper Lsee diplomas at his
New York" -l 49,
Dr. T. may beconsued daily at 137 Poydras street New
Orleans g.lFs
Diseases of the Chest.
JUST PUBLlSHED-" 7hnstalE on Consumption and
the Stehcscope, with Practical Gases during the Author
Studies il London Edinburg and Paris and his prac
uee.' May be had OF the Author, l37 Poadras street
have perused able manuscript from the able and zeal
ons Physician Dr. Tunsta derive precise information
OF Phthss He phiosophic observer. beg TO recon-
mend his work. +. TOMBLINsON M. ID. Staten Isl. Hos.
Copy of Testimonial from Dr. Whiting. Quarantine Hosp
tai, Staten Island
As PETER E. TUNsTALL M D. about to leave the Ma.
ne Hospital take pleasure in offering this certificate of his
character and qualifications Dr. Tunsta has discharged
faithfully and well the duties Of his post lie competent
and careful and leaves the Institution with the highest
pect of the gentlemen who compose the Medical Staff.
ALEX. B. WHITING, Health Officer.
Quarantine Staten Island, June Is tn, 1S4S ja12 I'm
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EoR THE BENEf 4 ToA oF !

EQR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED
knowing the extreme hazard which srangers run in
consulting Physicians for the of private diseases.
owing 10 the utter dsquacaons of those who profess
10 such deem it be nothing bat an Act of
kindness towards the unfortunately afflicted as well as sheer
justice to Dr. MULLEN. No. 66 CusroMHousk STREET.
to state that the 1876 sorey afflicted with svnb;
lis. in its worst and most appalling form and for several
months together was under the best regular medical practice
iisdEndsed grew worse Al length heard of Dr. Null
JOY in three weeks he restored me 70 perfect beItb Sh
MS # -. SAMUEL RoREprsoN
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Copy of Testimonial from Dr. Whiting. Quarantine Hosp
.seae MEDICAL COLLEGE. -.---
No. So CUSTOyMHO USE STREET, ~ D.
INVALUABIE DISCOXERY-NO PAY REQUIREI

UNTIL CURE is EFEEoTKD-PIyateD Diseases cured in
POISONOUS medicine a. No. s. CusToMHoUss STREET
New 0fHnf 9% s a. atlantic, If ,ho. afflicted with
any OF the forms Of certain Disease to his general adyeI
tlsement in another column The treatment adopted by
Surgeons Of Paris. London and New York and its unver
for the worst cases Of eonstituonai syphilis gonomhaa
srcg1e enlargement of the PROSTATE glands diseases in
moral essny Application eat Be a made
whose intelligence skill and experience can be relied on
that have his have been cured without
YEAS
to the surprise of the patient The gentleman Swhoss re-
hand and {by his pemission5 be referred .o Dr. 5
treatment Of structure known South of New York
deo9sd L ibs a safest and The
o
pain ncoRysnsnce o. change diet f2 No pay unless
lMPorKNCY:-Young men OF Others who, by sexual ex
cess or ssgouton may have brought themselves
indulgence Of the passions such premature impo-
Dr. with
honorable confidence he ofe" them perfect cure The
St No. s. A.
HE which Ia: attended Ill Medicine renders
a PfS Gf'' fa
date efficacy in the most violent and obstinate of Dys
EMERY Darrhea etc. and giving immediate relief to the
pate patient; :, The same may be said Of their
HEALTH BITTERs- papers
FFEE kk ASR f Hd6Ei PILLS;
and sesd ss BSPsSP Sisss RSi"
An Of the above may be found at YIELDS CO.'S Depot
OF Cheap Literature. No. ~ Camp street a5f
DoDGEs RHEUMATIC IMMINENT,
III AS proved itself an nfaibe remedy for Rheumatism,
Pains in the Back and Chest inflammation of the Kid
in The Breast and Face Sore Throat Group, Chibans or
Frosted Feet Coms, etc. etc.
Although but lately brought before the public is daily
it will be found in family in the Union The agents
saa 81 09 Of m
mendation Is its composition is purely vegetable being
founded upon Indian recipe Having made use Of il in
BY Of his friends bring before the public in order
that all the afflicted might avail themselves of the blessings
to be secured by of this valuable compound 1t
applied externally and the mode of treatment simple
in the diseases mentioned and those similar to them
that much pain might be allevated if every family had
fl I
se and an ss s s had failed The
from pain patient Il useless to enlarge on the cara
tive properties ofths valuable compound g stamp
peter aware that there are great many Lmnens in cir
culaton that not the least virtue healing the
they waI.ntsd and only sold By the ms
modesty brought before the public as truly valuable med
ieine and as such recommended to the afflicted 1t only
needs fa trial to convince that all that claim
ed for it. The extremely low price at which sold places
it within the reach Of aIand now need suffer,
and feel assured that will pass this medicine BY
WHO WHO Should b Be aeGaanted with it Directions accompany
M s sm 4ihD pew VAS zXNr co. Il St. Charles st.
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oARRIAGEs,-cARRIacrs1

CARRIAGES
A T EASTERN PRICES, at the Comm;..;on CAP
"A RAGE REPOSITORY Ma * in'i.s21 20 a. r.
st. CHARLES street, Opposite the Com
mercla Exch q &c =, On hand and constant
AES 81 the latest styles direct from the manufsctor
GiES. Rc 81 nosG ~ ...s BAROUCHEs. BUG
e. Customsrs are nvited call and see for bemseys.
10 ON H. 8. SMITH Sc al Charss ~ o.
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HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
As BORDERS OR DAY PUPILS.
DAGUERREOTYPE.
RRusH,s nAGIERREoTYpE

BRUSH'S DAGUERREOTYPE.
/ A. BRUSH respectfully informs his friends and the
-. public that he has opened DAG UERREOTYPE
CALLER at the corner of JACKSON and TCHOUPITOU-
Streets Lafayette and guarantees all Licensees to be
equal any taken in the United States and socts share
Of patronage Prices moderate nl3t
ELEOTRO-MAGNETIC PORTRAITS.
the application of the above mysterious agent to Da-
guereotype "a discovery of the subscnbe the under.
signed is enabled to produce PORTRAITS of the most
superior Kind In SINGLE sECOND-cachng the precise
expression instantly and fixing indeby upon the silver
plate to- Those who wish retain in their families good
LIKEERssEs of relations friends do moderate
price Rooms of Canal and Chares sts-Entrance
No. Charres street tmy3 ly] w. H. HUTCHINGS.
MAGUIRES DAGUERREOTYPE.
NJ would respectfully return thanks for the liberal patron
~. age bestowed him since he first had the honor Of
ye ago during which time he has taken portraits
than any other in the world. His specimens
exhibited at the Fair in competition with oes taken BY
the best operator from New and he awarded the
but those taken by HIMSELF M the public that his
the BEST His long experience and constant practice
the ps DESTROYS OF in the
beautiful art Genuine Vogtlander Cameras % per cent
Plates at % dozen; Sooyils No for o gusr aned
the best plates made in the United States Gases ~ rs and
% so; NewY0rk Cameras at $ls. 81
~ Orders from the country promptly attended to-
eV Entrance No CAMP street. mill If
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EDUCATION.
A CARD.
ME-. and Mrs. HarbY's Classical. English

GARD.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harby's Classical, English.
French and Spanish School
MaIaREs SdRNEET SetWesm IAatia sns MsIpo%ss ns
% # and ri
HARDY las had m yes s
desires Of those parents and guardians who may enus ch
limited humber Of Boarders will be received in the family
Mrs H. will superinend the Female Department and use
her exertons TO insure polish oil manners ana
The Fench and Spanish will be taught by experienced
instructors. rppn,S
Es Rs f p.s from g 81 ssSS %on
We do with pleasure recommend Mr.. and Mrs HARBY'S
ACADEMY 70 he confdenes and patronage Of the public.
Charles Gayan9. Secretary Of State;
Goa Education
Geo. Y Bright Justice Of the Peace -,
~ b 2eBow, Professor University of Louisiana.
A. b. Crossman. Mayor of the City. ,..s. 81. .5
Joseph G Ssr, RECORDER Municipality mol.
+ seaze ssss%in' =. NJ Nc. & T. a,4'
Modern EO9aen?e Of the style species with that
that calm, elegant. subtle, stc.MHume
The subscriber proposes to Young Gentlemen elegant
OF Senators DviDes Lawyers, and Actors, have
not 70 instruct and interest an audience you must speak
"Warm front heart, and o Addressed
and he who Ignorant offs rule make animated
and impressive speaker. ...a
Education-To the Ladies.
most respectfully inform the Ladies, whether single
married. that intend to form class for their special benefit
the High Branches of Education. The class will be
posed OF from five to ten Ladies' and the lessons impaired at
my Hail. at either of their houses at hour that
suit them in the afternoon evening. will be happy to
instruct such not wish to be in the public class
their domcies. provided not less than five Ladies
tend My terms are $40 per Month for each Lady-four
lessons a week.
Il particularly address myself those Ladies who
sbe Of the importance of Education. and who must feel
from the attainment Of Useful knowledge; and
where beauty Of the power Of elegant and
grammatical language commands love and esteem Dede
mona said:
81 Othello's vi.agc IN lis mnd.''
jas I'm GEO. w. HARDY, Naiades st.
HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
rs BOdRDERS OR DAY PUPILS.
CARoNDELET STREET, NEAR ST; JOSEPH STREET.
TSTABLlSHED in l842 under the superintendent of
Ia the Misses ALLISON from Lond0n-ln this Institu
ton conducted on the best plans of European Instruction.
the course OF study thorough and systematic vague
theories, superficial methods Of teaching elicit display
are reored to- OF the various departments of science
or literature.
The French Language is under the superntendence of
French gentleman OF high literary attanments other Ian
guage music and the accomplishments taught by
tiers OF equal emnence in their professions.
Drawing in every style Is taught by the Misses Allison,
themselves pupils for OF one OF the most eminent
drawing masters in Europe.
EV- Terms may be known application to the residence
OF the Misses ALLISON. Carondelef st. n28 ly
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STOP HERE $500 FORFEIT.
NO. 18 CARONDELET STREET,. .Sisn of tn
.Escutdpidn Statue
nR- LEROY'S and PELETIER'S (of Paris) Com
- POUND SPECIFICS and ANrI. VENEREAL MIxTuRKs
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MEDICAL. NOTICE.

MEDICAL NOTICE.
nR. PARMELEE would inform all those persons labor
- ing under certain class of diseases called Secret that
he prepared to offer them SAFE and PERMANENT Graz
In Whatever form the disease present itself He womb
invite those suffering to call at his Office where he can he
consulted free =, ~ No. 81 HETLa STREET, between
II
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Albany. April. ls4s
CAUTION.

CAUTION.
% the great success and immense sale of Dr. Town
number of men who were formerly cm
E E nave commenced making Sarsaparia Extfscs
rsv M ni,en Extracts Of Yellow Dock Etc They eens
h pull up m the same shaped bottles and some of them
ioen ana copied Advertisements they are ONLY
" p,na;. lim Ia and should be avoided
yo,L -; nSe 10 fafteH street, Sun BuiIdine New
ia9 nseulng 20. State street Boston Dyotf Sons
sst Ssecnd greet Philadelphia; s. Hance Drug
a nanofs' Cohen Charleston; los Soufk Pearl st.,
i'm Mcrsw, Natchez-and BY all the pnncipa
ana Merchants generally throushou The Unisd
S'asess wet lDdiss and tie Canadss
}. WRIGHT, ~ Charsss arss,
.-s-si' lsi4 isesJ 0c1o5AGuni, New OIi6anb
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1Au BOOTS, SHOES HATS and GAPS.
- low landing from ships 0xeubfidee
v" Manehesier Diana Peter Marcy and ksrk
49, - Seassee A splendid asson nent Of The
old Il FROST CO., 10 Maxsxiue It.
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u,,.,,- CHARLES NYsTRAND,

THERMOMETERS.
81 TWO DAY CHRONOMETERS, splendid ius,ru,
- ments, made By Thomas Hewitt Liverpool for sale by
SAMUEL LOCKE, No. and Front Levee
Seuu befwsaA Customhouss and Ben viiIe stresfs
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!, SEALED PROPOSALS

WiLL he received BY Maj. d. D, ToMPKINs, Quar-.
~ termastes, u. =. Army until the Eyrst bsr Of
March sezf al the Qusermaster's Office New d,Isa,.
FOR the Trans cration Of all ARMY SUPPLIES from Po
a,sca and Corpus Christi Texas to the foilownS nn;n,.
m Texas viz to San Antonio de Bexar and Pesio ds
Mo Gande aud to RIO Grande City LoIedo EscS IA
pus Christi and Lavaca 10 each of the points namei sena
ssieiy and endorsed Proposals for Transporting Army
may app : - ALI 3ssw M, PIC
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r M o VAL. W
IkA. a. Jones has removed his BOTANIC ID
u u DRUG STORE. from No. so Poedras street. TO-
81 The .ANTI-CHOLERA SYRUP, so sue u
eessfuy used in the epidemic of 1882 and 1888 always
hand d30 tmhl4s