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Correspondence of the Crescent.

MONTEREY. California Aug Goth 1913
At last dear brother can tel you of something vor
ueui IN this hitherto unnteresting service listened an
unb yer 70 all the d.dgsens of those who have
been dropping in om the Placer these last three or fu,
months until the Governor Sherman returned and even
then when the Colonel brought home hands of the pura
metal which had been given TO him specimens. and
remarked 10 me- Yes. is all true and the most remarka
Die part OF is that il 10 rot exaggerate ;" could not or
rather did rot want to be eye that Ell Dorado had at last
been found and Capt Smith, of the Dragons had ins
a'eh hon Los Angeles to pay us visit at invitation
ana LOOK at this up er country, asked tire Colonel to let
me 60 with him % the mines. that too might see We
left this On the 2st and the p,ins and mountains are
rather dry and unntees got them rs soon
con Senent pa sing every few miles. carts wagons and
Iames rot and horssmen, all bound to he Placer We
found the faFmh and villages almost deserted and a
the cabins where stopped for meals ard only of the
god The women would, after little talk 20 to their
enes. and bring out their bags 10 sb what fine large
pieces Inc men had got for them At San Jose the Pue
DO as the call here found mot of the houses shut
up ana Their owners gone the Streets
ana these were being ready for the journey up
wa, aseeabiy surprised TO find San Francisco pre,
e snkee-eok'hg town. though we ed to wade though
oo' MEG nes Of ssnd-hls against stiff weser just
oe ore reaching H. They have made the be-, of had site oo
col 'pret'y step hill and hemmed in BY high ssnd
WIS., r"ey hive stuck board house under the lac If sv.,
sand bank or cump o. bu he's and you eanno, buv ..nd
nn mere now Tor any oHey. They boast unite good
looking tel and talk of the mint bank market bon nd
navy YARD, that will be with quite serious look ,,,b.
70 stranger who has not seenthe Placer bu If he
al some oil the hafdoxen strung along ,b
wstersde and see some of the looking countrvmn
who may have Just arrived from the mues(how We polite
the are to them -the fellow takes on hi;
buckkin foot long and shsk.. n dozen non.n
or gold into the scales truck, with as much
eooness as il il were sand "Wha,,s tbs nsu, so, ~
mines = says one ans ,iesn IS there yetl' NO not
much they have oil nearly gone nd 20 the d,v dro,
and It's healthier thar" "Isit pretty cb mn IT, y,
Oh. yesP' You wonder why the fellow me .wa,.o
to nnd out II he unlucky ron h. About how ,,ah
did you get ont T. About two three thousand do ~
And how 'ong were digging - About twelve d,
in ALL but did n, dig steady; was on the river two
three days examining" Why did you come aw.st;
Oh came down 10 buy goods and am going back to
trade You next wonder why al you saw at dinner tina
DAY do MT go right of TO the mines but they we me
chants and mechsnts clerks and the merchants have ave.
Ased sales of two three thousand doan daily making
'sou 900 per ssnt on cost sad the merchant clerks sst
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TEAS! TEAS !--72 Canal Street

Agency of the NewYork Canton Tea COMPANY
The oldest Establishment in 4merica-Prineipal Esnb
kishment in Mo York
FTNHL CANTON TEA COMPANY has been ponpl ar,v
known tor many years. This is the largest ]s,sn
and oldest Tea Establishment in America The fEERIN
public have had full proof of the integrity and the #SH
responsibility; but such has en- the great and eEat
pressing demand for their Teas of late that tn have been
Obliged to enlarge to great extent, their two principal
Establishments in NewY0rk namely Nos. I25 Chatham
and 1853 Greenwich streets They possess ac tiles
doubtless superior to other Tea concern in nerica
Their scrupuous regard to all principles that tend to elevate
the character of large house well understood and has
already secured them connection probably larger than ali
other Tea Establish nent united and they consequently are
determined to selTEAS purer fragrant and D. rfect
for the PRICES the aggregate than house the world
China excepted
They most jealousy invite the attention of the
of this city to their Agency where the following
are always hand they feel hesa ion in stating
that wherever single trial made very Decided preferences
gwen to celebrated Teas Of the Canton Tea Company
~ Readers make the experiment
The a. Prices are as follows subject in all cases to be
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November, 1s48.
JAIL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
FALL DRY GOODS.

g; 9. Dry VI f sss .s
"a ssd sp ss and Sd hf sss ssn
s White k sns sDsd hnssys Tweed
AMID LnseEs blue black and bus
sss sseE sna
. tim heavy Negro Usnabuss; ia ia io4 g. a. rs
RocSee oes Yo
bnm pn and %sS Monroe and no marx
nitue Che Domestic Psid Bobne ici selysn S1 dss
and nGn Birds se HSssfsbss x
sco,sh Russia and Cotton Diapers Turkey Yam Darn
PGk and sssss
4rDs a%ss:s G1:s 81
Mc. G H. and "a Linen ehirngs; Estopas Csas
buff bae an g red f Faf
asa Ssfs GaH SIX c snd
?sea ff BnS1s & Ssf SIN
de- snS %sUa Linen Eb0
DO white Linen and Linen Cambc Embrodered' Bobinst
md Muslin &c Gu IT Mourning M9das HandEehs
Six Do Cotton Six Ponsee Foniad spiseas
c e9d red s India s
Corded sduated Tnen csash soloed
SsP and and
urham anna M Cotton Napkins Cotton
DlacK ana C0'Ofed PaTasOs
s Gioyes
30 so6s s.i Natures ,s Binding lsf
h.e bac. and eooIed Caabe white Satin Jeans blue
5 % sss
G9 y 6a and as
o sn' BROWNE sDd
mixed mixed German brown and mixed Frenchdo gray
mode Color and Alpaca do; Negro Wooden Socks Misses
asS ssd a0 ws
E RdI. Linen men, Hal. 9:s white Cotton brown Linen
s$ s.s
dies Sssk Lasting Coat and Vest sntons black Velvet
.s. Es I'd E sis
Gl n ss,d Gin BhS1.tSns Georgia yellow Nankens Mattress
sSSi saa wi e.? ysss
cred English black and eoosd &pac as: W. Se
% dt?sS snd e snS:
s R%g bhssns: am: and
E wGs1s Cotton ssa ESse s4
Lace Tsp and Ind barred I black
Tate, R Ribbons, bssl = %sef
MssfF M s F s.e Pf Ts.df
Chiefs Gentemens black Satin Cava!s and scars coosed
Vesinxs white and coored Satin black and oor Flor
snces sum Elastic Carriers French Tapes Curtain Rings
ender and Cologne Water Essences Pomma AIDES; Creme
Il Per;s Soap and large asomen Of Peumey Go hes
rape; Wristbands; Childrens Caps; Muslin Embrodered
bands; Combs French Linen Sheetings brown Table.
,ane Cotton Floss Cotton Musketo Netting; large as
0rment Of - ga and 104 Wooden Shaws Tartan P1ads:
Scans Emb oidsred Co lars; Embroidered Linen CANT n"
", Gaps; Gilt Pins White satin Gsvst.
,o o-I Ips; open work black Silk Half Hose white and
White Bali Cord and large assortment of new STYLES Cali
oes, comprising about one hundred different styles
Merchants and Planters respectfully requested IN
al and examine this stock before purchasing esewhere
a. lind ltW CHAS. A. BARRiERE. 20 Chartres st.
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MEDICAL COLLECE.

- MEDICAL COLLEGE.
NO; 20 CUSTO.MHOUSh STREET. NO
INVALUABLE DISCOVERY-No Pay REoUIRrp
UNTIL CURE Is EFFRCTkD-P,ivate Diseases cure in
lew days by regular physician without mercury or other
POISONOUS medicines, at No. 6o CUsToMHoUsE STREET
Dr. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted with
any Of the forms of certain Disease to his general adye
tisement in another column The treatment adopted by
nm that which has the approval Of The
Surg ons OF Paris London and New York and It's unyer
sal success has proved beg 0nd doubt that Gu
f0 the worst cases OF constitutional syphilis, gonorrbea
rctue enlargement of the PROSTATE glands diseases in
duced by certain solitary practice etc. can now be OBJ
tanned to moral certainty. if application BE- ade to those
whose intsIgence. skill and experience be relied on
Since Dr. Mullen opened in this city. all the many cases
that have come under his have been cured without
single exception Some of these of years standing
One remarkable case Of structure 30 old has been cnred
to the surprise of the patient The gentleman (whoss re-
nand and (6y his permsson) can be referred Dr. MS
Treatment OF structure not known South of New York
bis treatment OF gonohGa and geet the perfect
ever discovered 1t the shortest safest and surest The
patent takes NO cOpava cubebs tupentne other nau
seus doses, bnt obtained or two DAYS without
pan, nconvenience change of Diet. f No pay unless
cure IS effected within the time named
IMPOTENCY;-Youn men Others who, by sexual ex.
cess self pollution have brought themselves any
OF the painful consequences resulting from
indulgence OF the passions, snch premature impo.
tency involuntary seminal emissions general debility an
or constitutional arrangement consult d. Mullen with
honorable confidence Offers them perfect cure. The
strlctest secresy observed
d.. Mullen be consulted daily at his Office No Sc
Customhouse st. BENJAMIN MULLEN nj n w
~ Remember No 86 Cnstomhouse ut. nl5n
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THE GRAETENgERG ooMPANY's CURE

THE GRAEFENBERG COMPANv,S c1RE
FOR DYSENTERY, &c.
success which has attended this Medicine renders it
an Imperative duty incumbent upon the proprietors to
Gsks kPoXn e and apgIsciated BY The public that tie
date efficacy in the most violent and obstinate Of Dys
enteIy Dlarhea etc. and giving immediate relief to the
CHlLDREN'S PANACEA. for Summer complaints etc :
SARSAPARILLA COMPOUND;
HEALTH BTTTERS-in papers;
VEGETABLE PILLS;
FEVER AND AGUE PILLS:
EYE LOTION.
And for description of inflammation Bruises Burns
a sovereign remedy.
All OF the above may be found WELD Il CO. g Depc,
o. Cheap Literature. No ~ CanD Street a5tf
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INSURANCE OFFICES.
Agency Sum Mutual Insurance oompsn

NEwORLEANs, Nov. IA, lSlS
THE FISCAL Of this Institution terminated On the zth
a. usy =, last Montn WIN pnnt amounting to e&6. B1
dividend 81 - per cent to the dealers with tbs Company
and have further divided per cent in cash the scp
The available that day nied o. 263 lo 81
anondnE ample security their policies.
This Agency continues to against Fire Marine
and River Risks. l.. MATTHEW'S, Agent.
NB-Due notice will be given when the scrip certificates
for 1873 ready nr delyeru mfg I'm,
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rrvo ruoer NOTICE,
R IHUOSE AFFLICTED WITH YENEREAI DIG

SSHHSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAI DIs
shed that al h. reputation of the writer wei estab
ri as to have contracted any one oftboss d,ssd
Their and called Secret Diseases in any pan
Sc'ce o. twenty SIX yea confine src " TO VsnereaI
evn mo Diseases Of the Blood (havine treated and re-
,I pei under the treatment OF eminent nhys clans
tye ceivns any sneft,l is enabled Offer you posi-
IAN and speedy cure. Bhoud any of the
unaiey afflicted this short ADVERT esn. thew
b",o 10 Wen 70 call a. No So CUsToxHoUsR STREET
a.. elsewhere and avail Themselves Of the bene
@ Il we subscribers long and succes. fnI sx nee.
no b. F. MULLEN. SO Custom house NJ
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Tor the fure OF G0pOrrhHa
elect, Structures. VenereaI
diseases, etc. etc.
Untiring research, traveI
and labor, combined to the
advantages afforded BY an
extensive and divtnlfie,
practice have enabled the
above named celebrated
physicians to make various
highly important discover.
les in the healing art.
In offering these prepara.
tons to the human family,
Doctors lie oy and Pele, Ter
feaflessIy hazard the asser.
ton that they are not only
not surpassed, but une.
qua'ed, either for their
curative properties or for
mildness, safety and Ger.
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lane NOTICE:-The Canton Tea COMPANY are the
qua qua MxtaIe They introduced into America in is4O
anImueh less at lower price-deceve The unwary a. the
pun e themselves will perceive, by comparing the spurious
COMPANY. - ~ 'A A""
LEI Every package-in add ion to it containing fun
Weignt, Independent of the wrapper-bssn the stamp of
ami and the Teas therein thoroughly
secured from right and air that their quality and over will
Irldn unmpalred 10 any climate. dSHaw 2m
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MEDIoAL NOTICE

u.
l ~ PAHMELEE would inform all those uer.o.. III ,,
ing under certain cas Of oiseases called 49,, ,h.,
ne PREPARED to offer them sArr and PERnAnrHr CuRr
IN Wna,ever form the disease may present itse ia wnnH
invite those suffering 10 call his Office wher. IL a. h
consulted freq ~ No. 81 HEYIa STREET, hsf wv NJ
bsropne AID Philippe MHSa
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sOO hozEs or sLAtk sorTH b AhEESSii!i yrsrA
fened Moekns, and good asomen, Of Hats snd can:
Just received by tbs ships MAID Of Orleans ami Mcmnhs
r JOHN DURBRIDGE
ela CuHemhouss ssest, upStciy
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STORAGE STORAGE STORAGE
THE bulk ofO 600 BARRELS can be received ESTyN
rates. EMERSON, TOURNE & CO. '@ 49,
d& B8 Tchoupkoules sfeef.
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STOP HERE!-S50O FORFEIT.
NO. ID CdRONDELET STREET. S,gn of the
.HscuLapiGn Statue
nR- LEROY'S and PELETIER'S (of Paris) Cow
~ POUND SPECIFICS and AsTt.VEsrReAI MrxTuprs
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he surplus of the Company this day s542 o10 -
q BERT l.. PATTERSON President
BENJAMIN G. MILLER. Secretary.

child has miserable interest IN the life of parent So
nnge woman dependent her brother for her support
her to insure it. 50 husbands sometimes insure the lives
Their wives and by q recent statute in New York it
made law for any married BY herself and in he
name or in the name OF third person with his assent
her to cause to De insured for her sole the life
natural nat s and in case Of her surviving her husband
to- and for her free from the aims Of the
tayes Of the or any Of his dtos And
the death OF the wife before her husband the amount Of
the insurance be payable after her death to he
hildren, or their guardian, for their use.
creditor the life of his debtor to the extsnto
his debt as an indemnity against the loss of the debt
10 For prospectus and all papers necessary effect In
suanoe and all information to the plan of operations a
plys H. G. HEARTH
10 Banks Arcade. New Orleans
rs MsTT Bo1 Sa Of Cor
B. STILLE, VI. D., No. North St. opposite Lafayette
Square. Medical Examiner, New Orleans
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TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, BUILDERS.
carpenters, and all others interested in BuiIdins

w kEi SEY CO.. STEAM MANuyAcroRY
w 81 P3UL Street 6et,oeen Julia and (Jirod sts
near the Protestant Cemetery are now fv prenared n
execute to order every description of work nse3 IN npet
other buildings. such as: ~ " P vi
Panel and Store Doors, Mabo9anv Ran.t..
Rolling g. Stationary Blinds A. WING Posts
MMindow sash Caps and Bases for Columns
Mahogany Newell BIacf W,lrn. V T,ou anu
Eysry q deseGpton Of Circular and other SAVING.
pUKNiNG Of all kinds done to order
of every description CONTRACTED for su,a,
hh0uses urnaces, Chmneys and Machinery with everv
nR dpPeftaninS thereto complete the best and mo.t
apor9ved plan Drafts Of Bni ings and MACHINERY made
10 ofder. stores shelyed and Ban fitted Nd "e
give call. " As "ouio 10 well 10
~ Mahoeany. Cherry. Black Walnut Cypre.. and
Eastern White Pine Lumber and Yellow Pine ~ bn;,d no
nufposes. constantly on hand and for sale o2i i s
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MEDICAL.
NOTICE

III is
s4Ii AvD RE,Atl Dave E.TA sI.sHrs.rT corner M
,sds r. Is; & e.: ss
SfHi n 81 aSD mA liza
SU4.,IcAL INSTRUMENTS AND PERFUMERY,
a9S Gag shall ass
oot b. e1cee n excellence Of auay easonablensss OF
Ne f s%TE i Re Sss AGENT
Of ha, ing them properly faithfully attended TO- not pre-
q The usual credits facilities of trade extended
extensive stock w0Sd s.Pecay direct
g. Rs ssfbs; s ssS ss,ssz r M,,a''
e. ROeRsl' Salts, isS Gum Gum 6 65sS's Turkey;
400 Sup 'I1 s0a chEMl e Extract Liosr''
Aos,,, Morphine; g. 6 ISdid %Is Mercury
Ss :: io sGa POTASH; y: Sy! s1s.1ne
l n c.!o'-s iHi English; lss b Enema as Mas;
30 American 100 :. Corrosive subimstss
= Red ''f PxTfNr MEpcl tsRsI c''''i''
Ssenran,s PREPARATIONS: Iodine Linment mn
comsiocf's Wright. ff oSian ff sy!0p'
swsynss syrIp Wild Cherry; n'"e'0n Antebon. do
HF'AHuge: Cohen Rhm EmbrOcatl0n
,.,;,, % Srr spa &IaI Pills; Bulls Ext Sapapanlls;
Wlstrs beam WildCheny I; Peletier's Syrup -
Solemans BIT en; Sands's ."
u nnrThDa Mixture; Townsend's
rahnestook's Vermifuge; Dead Shot;
Aeehs Swaim's Vermifuge;
Henry's Gcnu ne Masnesa; Peters Pills: ''
hsck with PI's; Brandeth's Pills;
Morrison pills; PARIS Pills
Alpha an lOD'ega Pills; Sappingon's Pills;
aumed Ninrn; Thorn 3 Extract Copaiba.
etZer peri Mt; Murray's Fluid Magnesia;
MN Gar liner sLiverwor, SanapanDa and Wild Cherry
a. line 8 L.iment; Bitten ~
e' "een'o'iup HUI: KENNEDY
Successor to ANDREW OLIVER & Co.
NIL Sn R,apy He and
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MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.

"AAnAN6 AND tIhE INSURANCE
Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Company.
CAPITAL, 100000.
a SSas NJ HI MILL; ALEX. ALLTsos. JAsB. KsowLEs
WV. WooDroLK. JOHN NJ Bass,
JAMES J. GILL, Secretary JOHN ~ HILL. Pres't.
This long established Company, with the most ample
Risks Oa T.
e S es g s M.s..,.
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE 90.
.No: II HALL STREET. Men York.
aaa 81 o M y last at which time the surplus amounted
the history of Life Insurance.
Dividends o profits are decla annually upon all life
poIieiss which have settled more premiums; the
pons asw interest at the rateoi cent and
their amount where the party has paid his premiums full
Premiums are payable annually. but may be paid ssmi
annually OF quarterly and parties taking life policies may
annual PREMIUM upon which they will be required to pays
Statement at Tie Mutual Benees Life Ia.svanes Com
n,,o pany. .Neao York. May l. 1915.
This Company has issued, since April 18th le45,
10 this date (three years. 55N Policies
rohciss can celed and expired. ............ sl9
Policies now in force. ..........,..S7o
amount OF premiums on the above 4697 4z5 81
received ior Interest. .................. N.N6 4:
Losses and expenses paid amounting TO- is7I &
Net proceeds. ......................S 542.OlO IS
The recipients of the amount paid for ossas sss
as follows, VIZ
sVluOWS 80
HUSBANDS. .............................6
Children .............................l58
he surplus Of the Company, this day. s542o1o IS
p q Ell LPATTERsON. President
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EOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED

N'Vn TIE bENEFTT OF THE AFFLICTED.-
MOVING The exfrsme hazard which strangen ruB in
consulting Physcans for TIE Of pivae diseases
to cure such cs ~ 2, S n s
toward; he a well q sheer
e state that in the 1886 .ore a cted with syph
ns 70 It's worst and most appalling form. and ior several
could obtain in New Orleans. without being at benefit
ted.ndeed grew worse. At snsh | heard Of DR.. Mui.
JOY three seeks he restored re TO perfect health Sub
scnb-d New Orleans. Jan. :. 1884,.
n1stf SANT-EJ, RNRFPTS
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REMOuAT

REMOVAL.
l nk. HUGH has removed his office to No % CJncrs
- between Canal and Common streets Professional v;s
and office Prescriptions to be settled for when made Oice
nonrs uom > 70 H. A. M and Ito =. p. p.s6m
FEMALE DISEASES
nR. II. ]. HOLMES late Of Hinds conr,v M;.,;.s;nn;
~ Ceyoes hs entire time to the treatment Of DISEASES
C7ROFDELET STREETS Orders lef at The VrR
ANpAH VIII De attended to de- I'm
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Albany. April, lsa5.
CAUTION

- CAUTION,
OW1ng to the great success and immense sale of H. To-
send Sanapanlla number of men who ysys e u own
Agents have commenced making SarsapsrIia E,ys our
r III ber. Extracts Of Yellow Dock etc TbeX gs
1'fn ssG Sopss Our they oa
Principal Office, 126 Fulton stree, Sun p,a; =,
s S Sssdns CO. Stae street Boston Dyoii soes
- DorM second strset Philadelphia Hanc ions ions
81, SsipoFs Cohen. Charleston los Sorsh P,o pas
6psa, snd M.,Csssw Na.ehsH-apd BY ali the principal
ssafs. Wet Indies Rad The Csaadss S'oa' INC United
J. WRIGHT, III Charzs, strssr
1oie ASsst, Nsw Oyis,ss
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This extract OF Sanapala has been expressly prepared In
reference to female complaints No female who has reason
70 suppose she approaching that critical period The
o any OF the numerous horrible diseases which females
for several by using this medicine Morris less yaua
be Tor those who are approaching wonanhcod. cal
cuated to assist nature by Quokenng the blood and
aing the system Indeed this medicine valuable for ali
the delicate diseases to which subject Il braces
the whole system permanently the natural energies
by removing the impurities Of the body so far mua
ting to produce subsequent relaxation which cas- of
most medicines taken for female weakness and disease "
using few bottles Of this medicine many aad painful
surgica! operations may be prevented.
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SPLITTING BLOOD.

NEW DIRK, hprI
Dr.. 70pnsen6-l verify believe that your Sarsapanle
has been the through Providence of saving my lite
have for several years had bad cough 1t became worse
and At last raised large gu ntties OF blood had
night sweats and greatly debtated and reduced and
did expect to ive have only used Sarsaparla
short and there has wonderful change been wrought
IN me- am now able to walk all over the city raise no
blood and my cough has left me- You well iIns ne
that am thankful for these results Your OBJ dt
WIN. RUSSELL. Is Catherine st.
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The very best description of the Gold Diggings'
which we have seen is contained in the following
letter from highly intelligent officer of the Sd
Artillery, stationed in California, to his brother in
this city 1t has been kindly placed at our disposal
and we give it to the public with full confidence
that its details will interest all, and because We
know that the facts set forth can be implicitly relied
on. It's written in an easy, familiar style, and we
shall not presume to alter its colloqual and natural
flow:
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GREAT BLESSING TO MOTHERS AND CHILDREN

1t il the safest and eectual medicine for gu rfyup
the system and relieving the suengs attendant upon child
bh ever discovered strengthens both the mother and he
Sh s pain and disease increases and the
IGOa tnose VINO nave used think fispensable. Il is
highly useful both before and after co. nement a. il va
vents diseases attendant childbirth costveness pies
cramps swelling OF the feet dependency heartburn
PAIN n the back and Joints, false palms. hemorh ge
ano regulating the secretiOns and equazing the ua
uon mas NO equal The virtue of this medicine is II
aWays SIZE and the most delicate and successful
very few cases require other medicine some tfls
castor oil magnesa useful Exercise in the onen ay
and light food with this medicine will always insure safe
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RHEUMATISM.

This is only Of more than iOur thousand cases
Rheumatism that Dr. Townsend's Sarsapnrla has cured
The and chronic weekly eradca'ed
ts extraordinary virtues
James Cummings Esq., of the assistants In the Luna
tic Asylum, Backwel Island, is the gentleman spoken
in foil Il