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IL EXTRAORDINARY
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A CURE OF BODY AND MIND.
Philadelphia, Jan. 9th, Is

Philadelphia, Jan. 9Th, 1886.
DR. d. JAYEE,-Dear Sir:--Justice compels
to make the following statement Of the ex-
|traordinary effects Of your valuable medicine
the yMeratiue.
! certify that my wife was afflicted for IA
years. during which time her disease bafied the
skill of several eminent physicians, and after
finding that every means that were used failed
to relieve her, ! concluded to place her in the
Pennsylvania Hospital, hoping that the care and
treatment she would receive from the physicians
in that institution, she might again be restored to
health. But to my great disappointment she
grew worse, and became entirely deranged in
her mind, and l was oblighed TO take her home
again "Incura5le" and bersf of reason. l will
here mention that at this time the more promi-
nent symptoms of her disease were Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint, attended with sickness of
the stomach, and vomiting of a very offensive
.fetid mucus, pains in the head, back and stom-
ach, and in the region of the heart, with violent
attacks Of Collie, a troublesome cough from large
quantities of phlegm in her throat, which kept
her continually gagging and retching to throw it
up. She had no appetite, and was very weak.
Shs also suffered very much from a uterine dis
ease by which she was confined to her bed
Add to all the rbove, the deranged state Of her
mind, (Which at this time was truly awful and
you will be able to form some idea of her Attic
Ttions.
By the advice of a friend we commenced Civ
ing her your .dlteratire, in the doses Of a tea
spoonful three times a day, and found that it
her. We also gave her your Vermifuge
to increase her appetite, and the Sanatiye Pills
to regulate her bowels. She had not taken two
bottle of the .Ateratipc, before 1t operated upon
her in a wonderful manner, filling her face with
small red %pimples, and caused her to expector-
ate large quantities of corruption, before which,
her breath was SO offensive We could not remain
in the room with her unless the doors were
open. Findingthe Alternative doing her so much
good, we increased the dose according to the di.
|rections, and she continued to improve daily, IN.
I'LL finally she yas restored 10 health, in body as
yell as in mind
Ihope you will delay no time in laying this
before the public, as I am willing to be qualified
lat sny time to the truth of the above statement,
andthat it was your Alternative which cured her.
s. FIELDs, Bedford above Marlboro St.
The above is from a well known and worthy
l~citizen Of Kensington, and a member Of the
methodist Church, and hundreds of families in
THAT neighborhood will testify to the truth Of his
statement.
Prepared only by DR.. d. Jayne, Phila.
Idelphia, and sold on agency by
H. E. BLOCK & CO.,
Louisiana, Nc.
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New Years Dav!

y FNHE subscribers take this method of saw.
Il ing to all persons indebted to them, thai
settlement must be made of all open accounts
due either to E. & D. Draper or to E. Drape,
e Brothers, by the first day Of January next, in
order to close up our Books. Also, we mus
insist on all persons indebted to us by note OF
|%account, to pay the amount up in Cash or pro.
|duce. without delay, as we intend sending East
for Goods, on the opening Of navigation, an
therefore are compelled to collect up all oul
debts, We hope this notice will be attended {,
by all our friends.
EDWIN DRAPER & BROTHERS.
Louisiana, Mo. Dec. 18th, 1S48. (n35)
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H. B. BLOCK 4 CO.,

Wdter Street, LOUISIANA, Missouri,
HAVE now in store a fresh and large sup
Ill ply Of
GOODS.
which they offer at very low prices for Cash, or
in exchange for any kind of COUNTRY PRO-
DUCE. Those wishing to purchase would do
well to examine their stock before purchasing
They have now in store, at re.
markably low prices, a large stock of
Ea Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, 80 p's.
"a brown and bleached Domestics !; 8 Hhds.
Sugar, so sacks Coffee; Spanish Leather; Nails,
Tar, Mackeral, 30 barrels Whiskey, Brandy,
Wine, Molasses, Clothing, &c. Sc.
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For Sale.
A VALUABLE Prairle Farn

- 4 Valuable Prairie Farm,
fsIEl lying on the waters Of Peno, fifteen "a
GA.Lmiies from Louisiana, six miles from.l1l
Bowling Green, six from Spencerburg and sew
len from Frankford, and two miles west of the
residence Of John McCune. Esq. The above
farm contains 300acres Of choice land, about 80
acres of which are ina fine state of cultivation,
100 acres in prairie uninclossd, and the residue
jim timber of a first rate quality. On the farm
is q goodorchard, a good well, and an abundance
|ef stock water, Amy one wishing to get q bar
|gd;n in a good farm, can do so by the purchase
|of the one above mentioned. For further par
enquire Of s. T. Murray, Esq, at Bow
ling Green, or Of the subscriber on the premi-
ses: JOHN H. SHEPHERD.
Nov. 9Th, ls4s. (2m.J
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: CONGRESS.
SECOND sEsslol

e. -H-
In the Senate on the 18th ult., Mr.. Cam
eron presented a petition Of sundry citi-
gems Of Pennsylvania, in relation to the
present Tariff; and Mr.. Sturgeon present.
ed a petition asking a reduction of the ex-
listing rates Of postage.
Mr.. Douglass presented a msmorialfrom
Henry O'Riley, asking for the right of way
Telegraph lines through the District of Co.
lumbia. p -ss
Accommodation from the Secretary Of
State, in relation to California, was refer.
red to the Judiciary Committee.
On the, 10th, Nj. Brsess introduc sd q
bill explanatory Of the law remuneratiug
forlosses sustained in consequence of mil
itarJ services. It was twice read and re-
ferred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Miller Of New Jersey, submitted q
resolution, calling for information respect
ing the purchase of Cuba. Objected to,
and laid on the table.
Or the Goth, Mr.. Douglass moved thaI
-L A- aL
the bill of last session, organizing the ter.
yitorios of Nebrasks and Minnesota, be re.
ferrsd to the Committee on Territories.
Mr.. Downs introduced a bill for the es.
Enlistment Of a line of steamers between
New Orleans and Vera Cruz.
A message from the President wal re.
ceivsd BY the hands of bis private Secre.
tary. >'.'
A bill granting a pension to the widow
Mellon, was passed.
In the House, on the 18th, a bill to sup.
ply deficiencies in the appropriations fol-
Js49, was introduced by Mr.. Vinton ane
The California and New Mexico Terri.
tory Bill was discussed-Mr. Robinson, Of
Indiana, preferred leaving the settlement
Of The question arising out Of the alcquisi.
ton Of terFi6ry. to the new Administra.
tipp party. On motion of Mr.. Wentworth
yike Snbiect was laid on the tablS-ye.s
t01E nays62. 8a14s
e4thsIetE, sugag petitions and memo.
Iials we're presented, among which was
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louisiana, Mo.
IA THIS well known House is still open
sza.lL for the accommodation Of tbs travelling
community. The proprietor, grateful for the
liberal patronage he has SO long received, hopes
by constant attention to the wants of his custo.
mers, to merit a continuance of the same. He
promises that his table shall at all times be sup
piled with the best that the country can afford;
and that particular attention shall be givento his
Stables.
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Persons wishing to 60 to any point in the
county, can be accommodated with a hack,
or single horses at reasonable prices.
For the benefit Of strangers he will say that
Foulks' Hotel is situated on Third Street, one
door south of Baird's hotel and Immediately Cd.
posite the Academy. JOHN FOULKS ST.
Nov. the 29th, 1847.
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FRESH SUPPLIES.

Il JusT RECEIVED, at the sold stand"
southeast corner of Georgia and Water
streets, Louisiana, a good assortment Of
F.aMILX GROCERIES, 6
which the subscriber will sell at very low
rates. He has Wines and Brandies of .
superior quality, and "Old Rye" such .
the merchants sell at 80, for 25 cents. He
has also ageneral assortment of
CONFECTTON:ARLES,
Candies, nuts, plumbs, &C., &C., the best
that St. Louis can afford and would be glad
to fill orders from his friends in the country.
THO. B. LIMERICK.
P. S. The subscriber will pay, until The
close of the river, the highest market price
for fresh Butter and Eggs. T. B. L.
November goth lS48. (n32t If. p
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MARKLEY &
JOHN 8. MARKLEY.

ARKLE q
HAVING purchased the stock of Samuel E.
III Allen, are now manufacturing every de-
'scription of Boots and Shoes at the old stand Of
Newman & Allen. They will keep every va
riety Of Boots and Shoes, shoe findings, sole and
upper leather, Philadelphia calf skins, pegs &c.
&C., and beg to assure all who may favor them
with their patronage, that they may rely on all
work made by them being of the pery best rork-
'"Gnsh,p Of any made in the county. A SIT"
Darronted in all cases.
Having in their employ the best Boot maker
in the county, they confidently solicit and ex-
pect to receive q liberal share of patronage.
They will also keep on hand a good stock Of
eastern Boots, Shoes and Family Groceries.
. MARLEY & GARRISON.
: Louisiana, June 10th l84s. loft.
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GROCERIES. -
10 Bbls. S, H. & N. o. Molasses q
2bbls. Golden Syrup 80
1000 lbs. N. o. Sugar 8
25 bags Rio and Java Cofes
800 lbs. Leather SIS
25 kegs Boston Nails u-
1000 lbs. Eagle cotton yarns; I
Candles, soap, cotton batting, lead, shot,
~raisins, almonds, candies, tobacco, tar, sal
~eratus, pepper, allsPice, loaf sugar, window
glass, &C., just received and offered at re-
duced prices for cash or country produce.
ORR, DUKE & CAMPBELL. i,
October 30th l848.
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MONEY MARKET.

Monday, June 1s--8 p. M.
The stock market not buoyant to-day pre-
viously noticed but FOG Monday full as much
could expect. There large sales Of the leading
ances and any quantity of stock pressing upon the
market. Nothing but the great abundance of money,
and the reduced of interest enables the bulls to
initiate prices at ALL and In the of any
ton in the supply of capital there must be immo.
date revusion in the fances. At the first board,
Treasury Notes fell off per cent; Erie Railroad, HI
Reading Railroad "a. United States IS, 1853, went up
u per cent; Illinois 49, 4; Canton Company, Ia; Har
lem, Xxi Farmers Loan, q. Loans are easily made at
the rate of four per cent per annum CALL and 1t Is
pretty difficult to purchase any good stock at prices
that will net much better rate of interest than five
per cent. The sub treasury of this port has been
largely drawn lately and the deposits have been
reduced to less than million Of dollars. This
has compelled the government to issue the balance Of
the last oan to put itself in funds to the semi.
annual interest the public debt due on the LIST of
July, proximo.
The demand for sterling exchange has been only to
a fair extent, for the packet leaving Boston We'd
nesday, as yet, but to, (Tuesdsy) the mails
close, and there will probably be activity. We
quote the best bills on London at q ga per cent;
Paris, ST. FIX q ST. rs; Amsterdam, 40 40H; Ham,
burg, 354 1914; Bremen, 7sH 70.
The receipts at the Office of the Assistant Treasurer
this port to-day amounted to sloOO24 sl payments
$40 $50 IS; balance, $963,1S2 10.
The New York and Harlem Railroad Company will
pay the regular dividend Of four per cent
on the preferred stock on the Sd July.
1t has been reported that the Ohio Life Trust Com
pany has been calling in portion Of loans Of capital
None of these loans have been called n and
be called in without two years previous written notce
while the security is sufficient and the interest prompt
ly paid 1t is for the interest of the company to
tnue all safe loans rather than change them Calls
have lately been made by the company upon borrow
ers principally in Cincinnati pledges Of stock &C..
but not upon borrowers Of capital.
The annexed table exhibits the quotations for the
principal public securities of the country, in this
ket, at the respective periods named:-
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United States District Court.
Before Judge Belts.


JUNE IS Frank Cheney The Ship Pacific, her
Tackle, 9cTbe libel IN this filed yer
damages for the alleged breach Of maritime
The libel set forth that at the time Of filing, the sh
lying in this port, within the ehb and How of the
tide and within the admiralty jurisdiction of this
court that she was bsuDd on voyage round Cape
Horn to San Francisco. California; aud that she
owned by fibbetts and Gyifn the claimants aud that
Joseph Nissan their a,rEt to procure
&c That belant hearing said ship ad vertised to
sau for California, and being DESTROYS to go there with
despatch he, or about the I'D OF December, 1913
applied by his agent to Kissam regard to the terms
accommodation of said ship and the time of her
sailing. The said Kissam represented to Iibelapt's
agent. that the fret class vessel and fast saier
and that the cabin PASSENGERS might have all comforts
plenty of raco Tor air aud exercise that the
engaged L OF to take more than 80 cabin passengers
and that by reason thereof the passage mosey would
be $500 for each passenger in-tead OF 800 the usual
charge for such VOYAGE; tina. Griffin. of the
claimants made the saac. confirmed the represen-
tatons ii kssam his agent. That freight should not
be taken to the inconvenience OF the passengers that
the vessel wond sail the 9th OF January lS49 aud
that certain amount Of freight and luggage would be
ew ed to each prssenger the luggage free Of EXPENSE
and the freight at the usual prices That relying on
said represt the bcllant the 30th Decem-
Der, 1915 paid the $500 his passage money,
ab cabin passenger in said ship That on the day OF
sailing, he went with his freight and luggage to the
vessel when the claimants refused to allow him con-
venen place to stow his luggage. or to put any
freight whatever on board The libel also alleged
that there were twenty two additional berths fitted
APP, in part OF the vessel which was to DO Left
open according to stipulation. The libel. also,
averred various other breaches Of the contract, &c
To the libel the claimants denurrcd on the following
Jfocl ntf being solely and exclusively maritime, bat
containing, as appears It's face, various extriusic
obligations Is not contract coguzabie in thy Adni-
raty and also, that II the contract sst forth If
the libel be cogpizable Ia Admiralty cause OF m
had arisen hereos the time Of Hing aud that there
,tore the libel ought to be dismissed Adjourned.
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Since the middle of May, most OF the securities in
this list have advanced several per cent Government
stocks have improved more than any Others The quo
tations current for dividend due tho LIST Of
July proximo, of, which make tho actual rise three
per cent greater than appears by the report OF prices
Illinois and Indiana bonds have advanced rapidly; but
there very few on the market. Reading Railroad
stock and bonds have been In demand and prices have
improved very much, will be by the compare
tive quotations. The great ABUNDANCE Of monsy has
created considerable inquiry for good sound stocks;
aud so long Is the public mind continues in its present
state everything Of fancy nature will be more or less
neglected. The fact is, people are getting tired
AID sick of those stocks which have no real value,
and consequently nuctuate largely, from time to
time that holders know not whether they VIII ever
again realize their outlay Many Of these fancses have
been upon the market so many years that those who
have had hopes Of improvement In value, have lost
all patience the brokers find their supply every day
increasing, that ultimately they will have to carry
the bulk If them Outsiders have withdrawn their capt.
tai from these fanoie where 1t will DO earn
Ing something, in government and other good stocks
We do not know what the brokers will do with the fan
ces there are so many in the Market and 1t requires
such large to carry them the present priccs
that the probability Ia their weight will bring them
down 1t will be for the interest Of the street specula
tors to let prices down. Induce outsiders take hold
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NEWS FOR EUROPE.


The steamship Europa will leave Boston tomorrow
noon, for Halifax and Liverpool Her mails will close
in this city ct o'clock this afternoon.
The Weekly Herald printed In French and English,
for circulation in Europe will be published at IL O'Clock
to-day In ample time for the mails. Its contents will
be had In wrappers.
Single copies sixpencs; annual subscription to In
clude the postage, 81.
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bat II II our impression that that russ viii not
succeed. We have, nowadays none of that reckless
speculation Of former years and II IL with the utmost
dinfculty that even advance OF two three per
cent IL produced. As evidence Of the feeling
existing among outside spsculstors-thoss who give
life and tone to the stock market-it 10 only
to refer to the low Of interest for money and
prices for the leading fAncios compared with those
current In previous years The leading railroad stocks
range fifty and sixty per cent below prices ruling three
and four ago. while the works themselves have
been extended and improved very largely. Unfortu-
nately, the extension and improvement have been
attended with corresponding increase in revenuo
and In times past where the surplus earnings ap
proprated to the construction Of the road they arc
now required to meet the payment OF interest. With
debts Independent Of their immense capitals
for every dollar earned double that sum- in some in
stances, has to be paid The stockholders stand be-
hind two three classes of indebtedness and the pro-
liability Of their realizing anything the Investment
becomes less and less every day. This is
why the fancies much neglected.
The finances Of the State of Maryland improving
with the greatest rapidly The receipts into the Tea
sury have been larger than snticp sted and il pro-
bsbs that the surplus DO added the sinking fund
will exceed every estimate
FINANCES OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF THE TREASURY.
S 1 on nano .Sio0 0oo w
Direct Taxes of 1849. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 600 900 90
Total, lS49 81 ,4UO, 1906 Do
According to this there will be the sum Of
$14Q03e5 So, applicable to tho demands against the
State for the current year, amount which will pay
the interest upon the entire debt and leave very large
balance to DO added to the sinking fund.- to which may
be added the dividends from the various internal i'm
provement companies which will enlarge the surplus
materially.
The annexed statement exhibits the movements In
the leading departments of each Of the banks of
Orleans according to reports made to tho Board Of
Currency on the Goth Of May, ls49 -
BANKS OF New ORLEANS MAY, lS4Q
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~ vate Treatise, &c. IS Greenwich street0Gce hours
to IL A. H. to +. NJ Sundays excepted )Those who
ply in the early will be surprised At the rapdiy and
little Inconvenience attending thr II is chiefly how
those who have suffered from certain class Of people,
who properly appreciate bis soviccs b structure from
advanced and distressing
stages (from advantages aud extensive
practice he afford rapid and radical cure which,
he grounds for ssrz DO obtained from other
eou in
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EECnES! LEECHBS,-JUST RECEIVED. FER
IL steamship Hermann, very osh supply of Swedish
looohes; for saie by j +. CLEU.
Importer of Leeohes, No. 7 John street
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BANKS OF New ORLEANs.

The excess Of specie circulation the Goth Of
May last, 81 62s 1854 The in July last
$l53Ol77 Since July 1913, there has been decrease
in specie hand Of $27o139, and in circulation Of
1914 GAG. The banks better fortified with specie
at the date Of the last returns in proportion to their
circulation, than in July last.
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:. 5,7S9,252 s.525,s62 2,27e,Oas l6.5iOil5

Total. IA 6O5,570 90 S,955622 II 23373 1853 30
The dead weight consists Of loans and means not i'm
mediately available, and liabilities not mmedately
DUE The liabilities for capital stock paid in and
few other items The assets composed estate
public improvements loans capital on mortgage on
paper, protested paper, &C.
The aggregate Of all assets, including capital was
S4o015949 &c. liabilities $2 O3S TO- Excess Of as
Sets independent Of capital, liabilities SIS 914-
241 Ct.
The leading items in the above statement, compared
ment -
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A SPLENDID FORTUNE FOR flo OR sS.-Brisannis
the desire Of estron: Of IN. Club there
tered for the Great Doneassr st. Lsgsr Race Of iss The
honorable principles those which recent
DERBY The different classes Of Portraits
designated thus First Class Second dc third Each
member will be entitled Portrait Should IL represent
either Of the Winning Starting Horses il will
holder the amount particulars below 1000 Members
each series. First Class Members f0Seoond
do. 81
To the Mer-ber who may hold the Portrait Of the
=. Winning Horse "a horse Sd M"rss. Each starting.
"a "a Class Class. ls sS"S seq sec Ls sS 2 y
The above be paid in full to the fortunate winners
immediate application TOR the Memberships
ssry All letters must be accompanied by remittance
Drafts &c. made payable to the Secy WALTER JAMES Esq
N B-A member can have more shares in either Of
the different classe Receipts will be duly and
numbers arded ipstant Full particulars Of the
will be forwarded to distant subscribers
Al R. GEORGE THOMPSON HAS THE PLEASURE or
Iva informing his friends and the pubic that he will give
ar exhibition Tuesday evening nes June 9h when he
will have the honor OF introducing dir play Of talent
perhaps before exhibited T. Hyer aud Thorn
vii WIND up the exhibition by grand display and Trial Of
skill (seantfe The exhibition viii take place Mayors
Concert Hail. No. lOl Elizabeth street. commencing eight
o'clock Tickets to be had Mt the doer
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Estice.-Thc Master Owners Of the
Bari Mary Harrington viii not be respcnshs for ANY debs
ontrsccd By the crew.
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Common Pleas.
Jusr 1s.-- Both branches OF this Court adjourned
to-day, no business being ready.
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EOTELS. sc.

HOTELS, &C.
CHARON SPRINGS PAvILIoN.-THIS ESTABLISH
~ s open for the reception of Cuests and will
main open till the LIST day of October next.
LAM 4 GARDNER.
CEA BATUING-LONC BRANCH. N. 1.-THE SUB
~ will open his Hotel for tho reception Of vers
juno 2Uth. HENRY HOWLANa.
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Dr. II. ROstSvicbx's Practical works, trca-
ting certain class of in
column. They the beat books tho subjects Of which
they treat. exsaat.
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gpORTTW0.

NENTREvILLH COURSB-TROTTING.-THI DAY,
OEatS o'clock, match for S40o will or two mile
heats. to 80 H. j. Con way e. Stranger c.