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NOTICES.
MAroRA1rYE Of NGw ORLEANS. Novembsr7 $50:

MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS, November z, 1850.
COUNCIL or mUSICIPALITY No. TwOl
- Sitting of November }, 1850.
y ESOLVED, That public notice be given for
Ten Days in the official paper, Of the intention Of the
Council provided satisfactory opposition thereto made
t. lay Plank Roadway, eight feet wide the southsde
o. lanai street, from Claiborne the terminus Of the
ditch in Canal street and from thence the Metae Ridge
Road the latter in conjunction with the Counc OF the
First Municipality.
[SigBedl JAMES II. CALDWELL. President.
Approved November Z, 1850.
rrtsisnedl 4; y. CROSsMAN. Mayor.
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l. The piles will be driven home in parallel ranges ten feet
aa and ten feet from each other between their centres the
lanes forming as nearly possible straight lines right
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COMPTROLLER > NFFi,E5 vi NlClPALIIY NO, Z.
NewOrleans, Nov. l5 1850.
DUBLC NOTICE hereby given that Oh MONDAY the 81 ily
OF December 1850, at ~ O'Clock, will adjudrate
the hghes bidder the Collections Of Revenues
ys Market, the Vegetable Market and the Poyls Market
From the LIST day OF January, ISL
cemFer le5 boh days ncusV each market hduJ4ttI
separately
Terms and Conaons-T farmer or lessee will within five
Council, LII l.
Il and 49, months from the frat day January aud should he
tan to DO So new adjudication viii be made the
the risk OF sad farmer lessee.
lie shall also mortgage the Municipality all the rirs
on which the collection Of said formed default
OF the payment at maturity the said notes.
morgaged He shall ao conform ali the Ordinances now In
force, which hereafter passed Markets
,,r, ~, ADOLrHE LAYET, Comptroller.
Ne"oTIt'h'' november 49, 1857. MS tjcc2
BUREAU III CoNTRoLLEUR MrSICIpALITE No.22
49, Nouvelle-O Orleans, 10 Novembre 1850.
4 Wis est par lie present dome que LUNDi lie
deuNeme jour de Decembre proclaim, midi, j'adu.
nus dn Marchc Sae. Marie, du MarchG aux Legumas Ell
ul Marche POydras pour AIMEE Cesi.dre premier
Jour de Janvler 1851 nnr de Decembre
le0 les deuN Jours Mcus Chaque MurchG adugG Sc.
paiGment.
Terms ct COHditiORs-Ile fermerOu adudcatara Courna
dRns les Gina Jours qui suiyOnt PadJudcaon bets Gu
LOSSES u satisfaction du CUnei payable l. z g. A. g. T.
8, ~ ~ IL ct IL mos, paE dU Ter Jour de anvier 1851
aueaut par m de remplT conditions, nouvee adiu
~ II g. aura lieu aux rSQues ct perls du dit udIuIIcatae
pae tOus les drOs lesques lie REQUIREMENT dts
vents snnt EInEcs de tell defiant
echrA nce de Chacun DIES dts blets Ia Muncipae n m
e urO de salsr provisOement les drOs ans hypoheGuG
u urnerR auss aux OdOnnRnce5 mantenant eXanes
ans qu csfs an pouHOnt etc subsequemen pqssG rea-
uvement aux dts Marches.
ADoLPHe LAYET, ControIeur
NouHeile-Oreans, Is Nov. 1850 MS tdec2
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NAYoRALTY or NEwORLEANs, November 7, 1850.
| N pursuance OF resolution passed by the COun-
Gil OF Municipality No. Two, at its sitting Of 9Th instant
notice is hereby given that less than days from the
htst publication hereof, the Council Of Municipality No
TWO Will proceed the improvement contemplated
by ne said resolution viz The laying Of Plank Roadway
eight feet wie on the Southde of Canal street, from Cai
borne street to the terminus OF the ditch Caua street, and
from thence the Meiae Ridge Roadthe con-
JUNCTION with the Council Of the First Municipality.
ms A. ID, EROSSMAN, Mayor.
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The following which was in type for yesterday
mornings issue, was crowded out by the press OF
advertisements
The Boston Fugitive Slave Case'
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BhLOW-Ct
Bark Gip,y.
Exports,

HAXRE-Pe ship Taleyrand 1900 bales cotton. 40 bds
hides, pkgs mdse.
LINERPQOL-Per ship Forest King: 1901 bales cotton.
oLONUON-Per ship L Il L Perkins: $40 hhGs tobacco.
PHltApELPHIA-Per brig, John A Taylor: 1l3 hhds
pkgs mdse.
SACRAMENTO CITY-Per brig Major Easand: Lot
of lumber and sundries.
VERA CRUZ-Per schr Bonita: 100 kegs butter Il bxs
cheese 90 bbs 81 bXs $50 baskets OIL $50 do ansee q
boxes eordlas 20 bales pnper etc.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LaErupE aeo 5T 8Oo N-LoNaIrUpE zoe WIN Time. sh.


Ship Taeyrsnd, Williams. Hayre, IL Baxter
shin Forest King Hawthoin, Liverpool, l. II Gale
Ship Z Il Perkins, Gpatfick, London, 2 Whitney SEQ
Brig Mai Easand, French, Sacramento City California;
M Harrison SEQ
Brig John Taylor. Sleeper. Philadelphia, o Wickham
Schr Bonita Sbisa, Vera Cruz, Barelli &co
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MARIE De - NOrNEILE- ORLEAN5I(
e NUyembre, 1850.
GONFORMEMENT a la susdte resolution,
avis est present don4& que dams non moin de dix
Jou de date, lie Conse de Ia MuuCippUG No.
DenX agra achievement amchoatOn specifies dams la
susdite resolution saynir u Chemn panche5 de HUT
peds de argeur lie cote gCd de Ia du Canal partr
Ia Claiborne Jusqu an bout in canal dams du Canal
ct de la usqu au Chemn dc Ia Metara. dernier travail
deyant ete fair coDjOutemeau par Ire % Munclpa ties
nS A D. CROSSMAS hIaira
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Resolcsd That the Surveyor be and he is hereby
authorized to contract with Mr.. Henry McGuinn,
as principal, and Jno Gilmer as security for the
furnishing and delivery of ten thousand barrels
hard Lake shells at the rate of %! cents per bar
rel-said shells to be delivered agreeabiy to the
terms of the adjudication by the Mayor on the 4th
instant.
Passed Nov. u, 1850. J. H. CALDWELL, President
Approved Nov, To- 1850 A. d. CROSSMAN, Mayor
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MAYoRALTY OF NEwORLENSs. Nov. Is, 1850.

WAFOHhLTF Of NEWURLEANs, Nov 10, ISlU.
| N pursuance of resolution passed by the Coun-
Gil of Municipality No. Two at its sitting of the 18th inst
notice is hereby given that in less than Ten DAYS from the
fret publication hereof, the Council of Municipality No
Two will proceed to act the Improvement contemplated
by the said resolnuonvlz the opening of aibore street in
the Seventh Ward, straight line, on its present
with from its termination Common street to the South
side of Hsvia street. A. D. CROssMAN Mav0T
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Steamship Maria Burt, Emerson, from Galveston 18th inst
to Green. Harding &co-2d my
Ship Jas Pennen Fullerton, from Liverpool Sd Oct to
Baxter-2d my.
Ship jos Badger skoed, SO days from Liverpool to Nv
BaxteT-2d my.
Ital bark 6Iita seiaccaeags 7Idays from Marseies to
Il NJ Heine-1st my.
ID my.
Br brig Teegraph Young, Is days from Rattan Island, to
VIM Burgess &co-1st my.
schr Oregon Treus, days from Tampco. to Fernandez
list my.
sehr Swan, Barry days from Mobile, to master-Basn.
STEAMBOATS,.
B Mosby, Kerchival, from Yazoo CITY
ElPasO, Briefly, from st Louis
boswell, LarOse, from Fort Jackson
Alamo, Reid from Alexandra.
Tuba, Otis, IRON Mlikens Bend.
Gen Lafayette, Bentley, from Louisville.
sarah Gordon, Amsden, from Alexandria.
Matchez Noa, Leathers, from Hard Times.
Texas. Claiborne, from Alexandria.
81 James, Power, from Donaldsonyille.
Towboat Louisville Mcpherson, from the Passes-towed
down and to the 18th inst, ships HuguenO and
arthuL-bought up ships Jas Peunel and Jos Badger.
Gowboat Persian, Andrews, from the Passss-Owed down
and TO sea on the 4th inst ships Clara Wheeler and Pres
lden btlgs Adela and SOuebrOught up banks Orbila
and Paro, brig Telegraph ard schr Oregon.
BELOw-COMING UP.
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liz. 4, ), CONiss lCNITIf a 40 ~ 1,-,I,s -
5repaTaiipn 5a Ah 6LA AND CUBERS-Ths 0rEinal
oT extract and % tse superior to the Capsules or any
s+o be had ~ b the directions be fully Observed
ar :. " s"' oOresr Of -uagdiiRs and FgVdrds
ola IL
kl E5H WHlSKY-For sale by the puncbeon in
o9Ed' and ~ the demi0hg, 10 tore prime old ,li,i
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= ESOLVED, That the Mayor be authorized and
~ requested to SELL public auction after giving
for the furnishing of all material, and paving. with
round Stone Of Robin street, from Magazine Camp street
The work to be done accordance with the specifications
said notice. ~
RssQgd, That the third of said paving on either
side of the street. due by the property holders be paid by
them IN cash. within thirty days after the completion of the
work, to the contractor: who will be ubrOgaed the tights
and privileges of the Municipality and the other third
due by the Municipality, paid cash upon the Cer.
cate Of the Surveyor that the work been completed &C.
cnrlIng the spe icatiOns.
Re0rcd, That the bids for said work shall be subject to
the approval of the Council.
rSignedl JAMES II. Caldwell, President.
Approved November Is. 1850.
tSignedI A p, CROssHAT, Mayor.
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hesolped, That seven hundred and fifty dollars
be and is hereby appropriated for the use of the
House of Refuge, payable on the warrant Of the
Mayor.
Passed Nov. IL, 1850. J. H. CALDWELL President
Approved Nov. 10, 1850. A. D. CROSSMAN Mayor
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No. 303I.

ReS0tUsa That the Joint Committee be en-
powered to employ such additional counsel as thew
city in the said bequest subject to the approval Of
the Councils Of the .hree Municipalities
ReS9lUed, That this Council will proceed, on the
first Monday in January next, to appoint Commits
sioners agreeably to the provisions of the will of
the said John McDonogh
Resoloea That the Attorney of this Municipal
ty be and he is hereby directed to take such stems
as he may think necessary to defend the interest of
this Municipality in the aforesaid beouest
Passed NOV; H. 1850. ]. II. gALDWEf.L President
Approved Nov. Is, 1850. A. D. CROSSMAN Mavor
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RssolUsd That the Mayor be- and he is hereby
authorized and requested, after giving the neces-
sary legal notice, to sell at public auction to the
lowest bidder, the contract for extending the steam
boat wharf, and building an addition to the same,
in accordance with the plan and specifications on
file in the Surveyors office. Said work to be COM
menced within five days after the adjudication is
accepted by the Council, and TO be completed
within sixty days from said commencement under
penalty Of one hundred dollars per day for every
day thereafter it remains incomplete. The con-
tractor to furnish all materials, and to be paid in
cash, as follows One-third of the amount of the
contract when the work is half completed and
the balance to be paid when the work is complete
and accepted by the Surveyor
Reselce8 That the specifications for said work
be furnished by the Surveyor to the Mayor, and
published with the notice for said work.
Passed Nov. II, 1850, ]. H. CALDWELL, President.
Approved Nov 10, 1850, A. d. eros SAlAN, Mayor.
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Gt ne piles shall be accurately sawed off to admit the close
% OF le srng pieceS-whch string pieces shall be fast
ny rag oolts from IA to IL inches long, inch thick
III" 3 i 1 Vi me piles
H.; hpS sha be placed on the stTingers right angles,
from 10 20 ~ CLOSELY and shall be put five feet apart
% III " oenre and be secured to the stTngers by three
os IN eSon cap, Gone at either end and in the
a ne ne a Il; me extension OF the wharf takes place,
Ibs d iss " AS manner be secured to at least two of
a Tbere Hviu bo n ,,,oos; 49,,
f,nder AZ nc post driven every thirty feet and
nil Ne oon,nnsad ~ 80 as hay DE required which Tenders
" each ober Nv sce p b ufVen side by side and bOted
nj snLed ogs, bar IL - men ron near their heads,
,ba tIo y 10 men rag bolts above the
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RcsolUea. That the Mayor be authorized and re-
quested to sell at public auction after giving ten
days notice IN the official paper Of the Municipality,
paving with best round stone of Robin street, from
Magazine to Camp street The work to be done
in accordance with the specifications, which will
be furnished by the Surveyor and published with
said notice.
Resolosci, That the o. ethird cost of said paving
on either side of the street, due by the pr6pertv
holders, be paid by them, in cash, within thirty
days after the completion of the work, to the con.
tractor, who will be subrogated to the rights and
privileges of the Municipality, and the other one
third, due by the Municipality, to be paid in casl
upon the certificate of the Surveyor that the worl
has been completed according to the specifications
RsSOksed, That the bids for said work shall b.
subject to the approval Of the Council
Passed Nov IL, 1850. J. II. CALDWELL, President.
Approved Nov. Is 1850 A. d. GROSSMAN Mayor
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Ship James Pencil, from Liverpool, on 18th inst in lat
ao0 % lon. ~ 5y was struck by heavy squa carrying
away the mzenmast, spaukerbOom gait and all spas and
sas attached TO the m2enmss. except crocety ard and
carrying the mNnmast below the sngs of the main yard
sprung tore-las and carried away orc.topsa yard fore
topsa aud gbamaged fore and aft houses and cook house
soe-boa and lost quarter boat and the ship RECEIVING
siderable damage in buwarks etc
LBy TeIegraphic DispatchJ
Ihe packet bark May Flower, hence for Newly York arrived
AT that port on the 18th instant
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Whereas, Crozier Wing, N. Read, B. Rodriguez
and others, constituting majority of the property
holders in Calope street, from Hercules to Howard
street and thence to the New Basir have petitoned
the Council to plank said streets, and the opposi
ton to the same not being satisfactory in the opn-
ion of the Committee, be it therefore
Resolved, That the Mayor be authorized and re-
quesed to sell at public auction, after giving ten
days notice in the official paper of the Municipal
ty, the contract for the furnishing of oil material,
and planking Calliope street from Hercules to How
ard street, and Liberty street from Caiope street
to the New Basin, the work to be done in accord
ance with the specifications which shall be fur
nished by the Surveyor and published with said
notice.
RESOLVED, That ne.third of the cost of said work
either side of the said streets, due by the proper
ty holders, be paid by them in cash within thirty
days after the completion Of the work. to the con-
tractor, who will be subrogated to the rights and
privileges of the Municipality, and the other third
due by the Municipality, to be paid in cash, on the
certificate of the Surveyor that the work has been
completed according to the specifications.
Resolved, That the bids for said work shall be
subject to the approval ofthe Council.
Passed Nov. Il, 1850. J. II. CALDWELL, President
Approved Nov. 10, 1850. AID. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
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Passengers.
Per ship los Badger, from LiverpooI-q35 in soar,g
Per snip Jas Iennel, from LverpOOl-g3l in sreeTpe
Per bark Orbita, from Marseiles-4 pass Myers A'
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We publish below, from the Macon Messenger,
the statement of Mr.. Knight of that city, who was
engaged in the recent effort TO re-capture the slave
Graft, in Boston, The narrative will be read with
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No. 3O3i.


Whereas, There is great necessity, and gen.
eFal DESIRE that there should be called session of
the Legislature of this State to carry out and ia
clItate measures of great importance to this city
and the State at large, of which the following are
the most prominent:
tirsty-Ihe act approved March 20, 1850, emit
tea an act TO provide for the liquidation CT the city
debt and of the several municipalities of the City
OF New Orleans, is act which we think calCu-
lated to be very beneficial to the city and the sew
eral Municipalities; but which, nevertheless, re-
CURES amendment to make it efficient and opera
tive
Secondy-Ehe great and important improve
mehtS now IN contemplation, which we conceive to
be OF vital interest to the city and State, viz: The
NewOGleans and Jackson Railroad, the Tehuante-
pee halroad, and the AtukapaS Railroad, require
the immediate action of the Legislature to facilitate
tneiF construction. The utility and urgency OF
'ueSe Improvements in this age, and under existing
circumstances, are obvious, that it would be an
uct oil Supererogatlon our part to endeavor to
Po'ht out the advantages which would be gained
ny Inc Guy and State from the speedy and favorable
ac' ''r OF the Legislature, the benefits which
""u'G ne lost 1t the necessary Legislation was post
ponce until the next regular session.
LhIIIy| The magnificent bequest of the a1el
Joh1 NcDonogh to this city, requires the action Of
tnS Legislature, to carry out the phianthropic in,
IehI0hs OF the testator; and the aims house con,
eiip'ated by the said testator is an institution Of
"h'Ch mere IS IN this city great and urgent ne
CesSy LOT the protection of the aged aud the ntrm
lhe destitute and the UnlOrtunate-tO shield and
retrieve the poor orphan from vice and prostitution
10 rlu our streets Of beggars and mendcants, and
relieve TINS Municipality from the onerous expense
oil sustaining alone house of refuge.
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No. 3n22.

Res0Iysa, That the public in general be allowed
to take dirt from the Basin at the foot of Race
street, under the supervision of the Surveyor
Passed Nov. H. 1850. J. II. CALDWELL, President
Approved Nov. lG, 1850, A. D. CROSSMAN, Mayor
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No. 1926.

Whereas, Thos. Mccormick, Jno. Sullivan,
Bridge and Bro, and others, have petitioned to
have Claiborne street opened from Common street
to Hevia street
Be ii Resolved, That it is the intention of this
Council, provided that satisfactory opposition
be made thereto, to cause Claiborne street. in the
Seventh Ward to be opened on a straight line, and
on its present width, from its termination at Com
mon street to the south side of Hevia street. under
the act of April Sd, 1882, providing for the opening,
laying out and improving of streets within the
city of New Orleans and the act amendatory
thereof approved Sd May 1S47, and that the
Mayor be, and he is hereby authorized give pub
and in the Courier in French and English of said
intention.
Passed Nov ~, 1850, J. II. CALDWELL. President.
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C.

Udj7s street. afar u tdtef stleet
DABCUGK I1tGI < EEtS, importers end
D Dealers in foreign ana domestic Hardware.
Cutlery, lin Plate, Copper, Wire, &c thank their
friends tor their very H5e patronage; The 4Ufity
and price ol heir goods, and heir prompt atieunon
10 all orders received. will they hope secure 10 them
a continuance OF their tayors.
BY arrIvals from European and Eastern ports
they are constantly relieving fresh supplies, care
fully selected, and can confidently invite The ten.
ton of purchasers 10 their large and veil assorted
stock, OF which the iOllowUg IS a part;
500 kegs titfsbUrp, Wheeling and Boston Nalls;
~ = Wrought Boar spikes, ass'Ic I @ Q inch;
$50 Goz Axes, Collins. siumunds' and hunts,
100 " Spades aad ShnvelF. y mes and hers:
Tin Plate. bock and bar lin. Copper Vino, &c:
Pocket and Table Cutlery. Razors, &c;
American and ting Ssh Rocks; sliding door 1 NJ
nitu1e;
Hook and plate hinges, Bait and Parliament
hinges, Window Iasteniucs.
fioes OF ail descriptions, Cross cut and mia saws;
Patent balances platform ana CountelrcaIesi
Coffee Mills. Couon and Wool Cards;
Ok, log, 1racs aHG hal!er Chains;
AHVls, Vices. Stocks and Dies;
c. opers and Timers tools and materiais:
30 tors htl!ow Ware and Castings
Together with general assortment OF shell gooGs.
feb q #
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& DEpaRTURE OF MAELs.
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HiaN
- - 'sss--..ls-i-aliss---leazz

rs-|tlCsaTg E3--eeS@ssaes
GsEttzE559S ..s4 9iFzt ~55a 81
NORTHERN Mall. Arrives Monday Wednes-
day and Friday, at 10 ?. NJ Closes same days al
81 P. ~
EAsrEES MaH-Bgt5s FiUer -. Arrives Sunday
Tuesday and Thursday, at8 a. M-irreg lar :. =
Closes TUESDAY Thursday and Saturday at : Ell-
SeUTEEEa MAH-By ne RiCer...- Arrives sun
day, Tuesday and thursday Irregular. :. :; Closes
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, a. NJ;
NEW HARMONY AAIL.-- Arrives Monday Wed
nesday and Friday, ala ?, N '..-Closes same days
at 81 III.
LE,vESwoETH MA1L.,... rrves Monday and
Thursday, at 5 P M..--CLoses Monday and Frida~
at 81 r. Y.
NEWARK MAIL. Arrive Saturday, at p II.
Closes Immediately.
The West Franklin Mails arrives once week
irregular.
CALrorvn AND ORrGoy MAns-Pcr American
Packets, via Chagres and Panama = Closes at New
Orleans once Il monih-irreguiar. Single rate t.
Chag.e 20 cents, 10 be prePad ditto to Panama 81
cents ditto; ditto 10 san Diego. Santa Barbara Non
lerey, san francisco and Astoria, 20 cents prepaid
Or not Arrives at New Orleans once month
Irregular.
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THE EVANSVILLE INSURANCE co.,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.

WILL insure Buildings and Personal Property on
w land against loss Of damage by fle and Boats
and Vessels, and Merchandise, in the coulse OF
transportation, against loss or damage by fire or
water, &c Office in the room occupied by Jas
c. Jones rs a Law Office, on the corner of Sycamore
and First streets. nh2O IF
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scEnEuLA CrrrT,,

HTNCEFsCT. Ky. Now, 1919.
find your Cohosh an efec,uai remedy for the
@crolua. / have a negro girl cgea q, who was
afflicted with that disease, by the use Of three bot
ties Of The Cohosh, was entirely cured. The mother
OF said girl aged 80, was cared OF the same disease
Icy the same preparation.
Yours. JOHN A HATCHITT.
DR.. HATUHIrr Evansville, Ia.
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A1TENORRrC2A CURED!

The following important certificate is from Dr..
kigili, OF Cincinnati, Ohio:
DR. HATcnIrT: ! have used your Compound Elk
tract OF Cohosh with aduIiubt success. l admin
islcred il TO "a lady vino had been aborng under
Impressed mensturation for ten or Twelve months,
;H! other arrangements consequent on il had rcdu
ced her 70 the last extremity. iloraueudIng ylysI-
giou had given her up 10 die Nausea, vomiting.
and exceeding nervous grosTaticn indicated rapid
dissolution.
The urgent symptoms were arrested Immediately
Oh the administration ot your Coausa-a sai.y In
81 the vital energies over tie WI ole system follow.
Cd aud Tie paient rapidly recovered. / would ad-
wise those similarly afflicted to give your me iciEc
a tIiul Yours, W l. klGHT.
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Dr. HhTCTTTT: Ny wife tor several years. has
heen afflicted s,th nervous headache and dyspepsia
in their worst forms. For the last two years she
has been uude. medical treatment without receiving
more than temporary relief She has been perma-
nently cured by the Use Of your Cohosh. haveusO
been cured by Inc same medicine OF settled paja
in nv chest attended with distressing cough and
inediae reli Tor heartburn with which have been
severely Afflicted. Yours, &c.
SAMUEL Z. ATKINSON.