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Messrs T. II. HOWARD, SAMUEL l.. FoRoAY and
others-GcaucmcR 1t gives much satisfaction in being
able TO meet your views in relation night at the IVA
ree 10 be appropriated for the Benefit of my highly
priced friend, Mr. j. II. Calder proper apprecation nf
his fidelity officer of the Theatre under my direction
and the estimation in which he held by all classes of the
community make such tribute you contemplate paying
NM n my mind, most fitting name the evening of
June 7h for the Benefit and will endeavor as far as the "a
sources OF the establishment make the occasion worthy
OF the general patronage Of the public the acceptance of
Mr.. CadeG-With great consideration, | remain gentlemen
your TREND and obedient servant, THos. PLACIDE
Egricfjss Af1U 1870
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A LIVELY SKETCu.-The editor of the Plaque.
mine Sentinel thus discourses in his paper of the
22d:
"lf any would wish to know how to appreciate
home in the country, let them go TO New Orleans
at the present time, and spend a few days amidst
Its heat and dust-its crowded pavemenis of brick
and rubbish, where new buildings are going up
and old ones tumbling down-ts eternal din of
rafting drays-its vagabonds and lOafers-and
with prosperity unparalleled, and health UNEQUAL
ed hear the never-ceasing groans of So hard
times and worse comingn' Give us the country
with its smiling faces, its hghsoued citizens, its
freedom from avarice-with its green fields and
rusting leaves of forest trees-ts ripping streams
and singing birds"
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FASHIONABLE SUMNER TRrps TO EUROPE

N y letter to the Philadelphia Ledger, says:
" The steamship City of Glasgow. CAPTAIN
Mathews, sailed for the port whose name she bears
at noon to-day. He expects to make the trip in II
days. She has on board 100 passengers. They
are principally from Canada, but there is quite
long list from St Louis and the other cities South
Ihe Washington, that leaves for Southampton
and Bremen on Monday, has over 1870 passengers
booked and heavy freight list. Travel to Europe
is then very extensive already this summer The
opportunities for going and coming across the
Atlantic nowadays numerous and so com
Portable, that fashion itself is beginning to expe-
Renee diversion in that direction. Among the
more recent departures are many Of the dashing
leaders of the town here, who customary shine at
Newport and Saratoga during the summer season.
Others are preparing to follow in the Hibernia and
Pacific, that will leave this side next week."
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BREAKING ALIVE ON THE WHEEL.-In Meri.
cuwerder the old sentence of death by breaking
alive on the wheel, from beneath upwards" has
just been pronounced on woman named Lempeck,
for the murder of her step daughter child five
years of age. She deliberately buried her alive,
though, she says in her confession, she resisted
and shrieked dreadfully." She tied the child's
hands behind her, forced her into hole and COW
cred her with the earth even after she heard the
stitied cries of the victim. She told the neighbors
the child had been sent to some relations. Neither
on the trial, nor in her confession, did the woman
exhibit any signs of arrangement The sentence in
the form pronounced is carried into execution
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smith is supposed to be insane, in consequence of
disappointment in love affair with a Young lady
oil North Carolina. He had previously shown
symptoms Of insanity, and while in the act of paw
ing his bill at the hotel in order to bark on he
Albany boat, he pointed pistol at the book keeper.
An attempt to wrest the weapon from his hand was
made, and it during the struggle that the pistol
was discharged. The ball lodged in the groin of
the waiter inficting what it is feared will prove
fatal. MIR. Smith is detained in cnslodx.n
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SHOOTING A WATERING take the following
from the NewYork correspondence of the Baltimore
Sun under date of the goth inst. " Jno, G. Smith,
a planter from Tennessee who has been boarding
at the American Hotel, unintentonally shot one OF
the walters, Timothy Corrigsn, yesterday afternoon
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT ORICE

ToBACCO-The Tobacco market was quiet and we
heard oil only 100 binds sold foows AZ hhd 80 low at
DIG and at 81 % hhds II at TX and at 81 II
hhds at %, and II hhds damaged at 5G967zc 9Y ID.
SUGAR AND SE5-Market dull and we heard
oil no transactions of consequence Prices unchanged Sugar
754Sg55ac for Fair Moaes 2527c " gallon for Reboed
rather active. with still advancing prices
owing to light receipts Sales 300 bbl including 100 bis
FINE at 80 70, 45O Ohio Superne 81 co. S24 Illinois at
50 % for Fine and 81 % for Superne 100 at 81 TO- zoo St
Louis at 81 for Unbranded and 81 % for Superfne go Su
perlne st Louis at 81 l2@$7 49, 300 at 81 25Bs7 3 and
retail lots OF Extra and Fancy brands 81 75 s. 10 D bb
bhAiN-Corn market dull. Sales 1600sks including 1879
sks GLOW at 90, 30 SKIS g. and retail parcels White at e8
lG'oc " bushe Oats continue improve and HOO SKIS St
Louis were taken at b5c " buse from store and $50 at se
5lo SKIS Bran, on the Levee, sold 81 As ~ 100 H.
fROslSIONS-The Pork market was quiet the trapsac
tons being confined to small lots at our last quotations
lot oil $1,000 b Bulk Pork nferor Arkansas) was taken Al
&c ID Tor Shoulders and &c for Hams OF Beef 60 bbls
Prime sold at s. W Dbl OF Bacon 81 cks Missouri Sides On
the Levee brough 1876 and G cks Shoulders 4c 9P H.
Lard remained firm, and so kegs were taken at 7c 4P H.
WHlSkH-Market dull Sales 100 bbls Rectifed low
proof on the Levee, at Gle, and 40 do at 2lc % gallon
COFFEE-Sull depressed Sales 800 bags Rio at 715d1se
III.
FRElGHTS-Cotton shipped for NewYork at 81 % %
bale. To Liverpool at 316d % ID.
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Crescent asuaa anO Sob printing @#rr,

r. PLAcrDE, Esq.-Doar Sir; The old friends Of JoHs
II. CALDER solicit the appropriation of night at your
Theatre early suit your convenience for his
Benefit The undersigned bear willing testimony TO the de-
light which Mr. Calder has Gas Treasurer of the Varetesl
proclaimed the good fortune of others who have called on the
public for patronage similar occasions and we feel conf
dent that you VIII unite with them in tribute which sub
stantay designed as expression Of thanks for many cour
tesies received in his capacity well the regard
aud esteem In which Mr. Caderi held by all classes of the
community We are dear sir, your well -wishers
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"ehhemeit-ih reply to your letter of this day date wish
ing 10 procure the Theatre Varieties for the purpose of giv
ing Benefit for the relief Of Mr. F. A. Wood and asking
me terms etc beg TO state that you can have the Theatre
on the night OF June 10, 1850, the nightly expense.
Most respectfully, yours.
THOS. PLACIDE.
To Me'srs g. G. Risk, A. D. Cossman W. H. Garland John
ID. Bein and others.
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CITY BANK, }
New Orleans, eth April, 1850. (
NOTICE hereby given to the holders of the notes of
IN this Bank and to having deposits therein that
an arrangement has been made with the Louisiana State
Bank by which that institution has to pay on de-
mand the circulation and deposits due by this Bank at its
Branch Camp street, being in the Barking house hereto
fore used as such by the City Bank
NOTICE TO sTOCKuOLDERs-By the arrange
entered into with the Louisiana State Bank that
institution has also assumed pay demand TO the stock
holders of the City Bank, at its Branch, aforesaid one
hundred dollars share the par value of the stock on
the presenting for cancellation the certificates Of stock de-
ducton being frst made Of any the stockholders
spaS I'm Saw' WV w 4, J. PALFREY, Cashier.
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United STATES DISTRICT CouRT-NovEL Sur
French RcpaJttc vs.. j. b. Iieriarc and grcb0,o6o,J
Inc french Consul acting for bis Government has Instituted
IN the military service of France draft on dibri @
lo francs The petition in the ordinary form and
pfays Their arrest as debtors about to leave the State Man
ran and Barhe for the plaintiff The French Consul rec
eu Dy telegraph that they had left France in the Emma
were arrested by capt YOuennes Deputy Marshal who
found Their possession notes the Bank of France to the
amount oil 5O francs. They were unable to give bail and
are now in jail. " Ol'' anu
10 que INST ume we have ever known Sovereign to sue
IN the ordinary tribunals of another country and ] A.,
spirit of the age. N ''''''' u'e
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NOTICE!
Fashionable Clothing.

And Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods {:
ALFRED MUNRoE q co.
No. "a Magazine Street.
- Invite purchasers Of CLOTHING to call and their
Summer Dress Coats Frocks, sacs, PoIkas, etc,
French Merno or DraD d'EG Fock Dress Coats Sae Polkas
English Merno and Parameta do do
FroekE - AM SHUT
Az Linen checked and striped do. do.
Zeal INDIA secrsuct eT do. do
Fancy t ooo M1 k6 SoSed 6 do 49, do
quality Black Coth sfeson ss os and nd ISmarne.
White and Brown India Grass Cloth sacs, etc.
PantaIOOns.
Flench figured Merino and Drlp de Turc Pan,aloons.
French Metino Drap d'Ete do,
B Bi agl eSlorei alpaca and Parometta do.
PLeDoh Linen Driil, white and cOOred do.
French and american Cottonade do.
Beautiful summer Vests.
E Steamship Ohio and ship ST Charles brought us very
choice variety OF Fashionable Vests.
Plain White Marseiles Vests.
Plain White Linen Drill Vests entirely new Goods
Super Fancy coloreu aud Embroidered Linen Vests
super Black a9d ooloTed SILK and Satin Vesls.
SUPER SUPER wbe S and c sdS MaTase. d do
Super Buff Cashmere Vess.
GentIemen's Furnishing Goods, Shirts, Hosiery,
Cravats, etc.
superfne, all Linen sHlRTs--latest styles.
Superine and Medium quality Muslin Shrts-atest styles
French Gingham Calico Hickory Linen and Cotton Check
Gaoze six Gauue Merino Cotton aud Gauzs Flannel
Brown, White and Pink Cotton Underhirs and Drawers
Heavy Silk UndeTshirts and Drawers
Lsle Thread Undershirts and Dawers-beauful goods.
Red, Blue aud White Flannel and Merino Shirts Drawers
Very rich styles fancy CRAVATS.
French and Italian Black SILK Cravats.
Silk and Linen uANDKERCHIEFS.
Lisle Thread, Linen and Silk GLOVES
Lsle Thread, Cotton and Merno HALF-H0SE.
Silk and Bingham Umbrellas, Trunks Carpet Bags,
ESr A. M. & Co. respectfully invite persons
Bound for California
call at their store where may be found full of
following articles:
800 pairs heavy quality Gray Blue and Drab BLANKETS;
Heavy Pilot Cloth and Blanket COATS;
Castor Beaver SACS;
HUNTING COATS;
OYERCOATS of every description;
Riding Cord aud SainGt PANTALOONSi
Heavy Pilot Cloth do.
India Rubber Clothing.
India Rubber ClOAKS, with and without Sleeves;
PALETOTS and CAPES;
CAPS; CLO1 HING BAGS;
Provision Bags; Water Bottesi Leggings;
BLANKETS Nadins Boots, etc etc
= BeTino Sii'i 10 anu M DNn " hi'Si
Cotton, Merino, Lambs Wool and Shakers Knit Half Hose;
Mtrino and Bncksfn Niiing Glovessetc
All Of which VIII be soil ~ CHEAP FOR CASH. a
@ Purchasers will fail of Clobng
in New Orleans, unless they call a our store.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
myzt u "a Magazine street.
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RECORDERS CoURT-SeeOnd MiHiei ,ality-One Mor
rs, alias Monroe, alias Johnson was arraigned YESTERDAY
on the charge preferred by James f. Armor as folo,y
That on the 9Th day of September last the accused came
the EXCHANGE Office oil Horace Bean Co., Camp street.
and while there in the act of exchanging some rnope H.
said Morris ieonousy carried away $500 ofthe funds oc tho
firm The prisoner was remanded for examination.
William Mills, arrested on Notre Dame street an the cb,
OF aautng the waehman arragned and the case xed
for another day. ~
John Leonard taken into custody on the complan o WI
nam H. Day. who charged him with stealing his horse wac
sent Tor trial before the First District Cour. ~ "'
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The bark Saranac reports that the 18th inst % mile.
North of Key West, she saw bark Aqula steering East
Towboa AngoSaNon lowed down and TO sea- on the 9th
inst, ships Lotus and Pursuit
Towboat Die Vernon towed down and to sea- on the 18th
INST ship Hudson bark Southemer and brig Lodebar.
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RIGHTEOUS DECIsIoN.-In the franklin Circuit
Court, case was decided last week which for its
novelty is worthy of mention. The complainant
Drought suit to attach sum of money in the hands
oil The Treasurer of an Odd Fellows Lodge, of
"hich defendant was member, and which sum
mad been appropriated by said LODGE to pay the fu
neral expenses of defendants WIFE The Judge
SAID that 1t would outrage every principle of pro-
prlely and humanity for chancellor to attach This
charitable appropriation of the funds of benevo.
lent society," and he decreed that the compliments
bills be dismissed and that he pay the defendants
costs therein expended.
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PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC STORE.

80 ca IMP TREE
s G P5f MSI T9F%Es i,s% Pf ssss
Pay Van " &a H3o9 i4h3 Gale S R Gg
Sd o HSh R lffT& f F F2
Factory PasS. m so Is 3 PD6 the
use particularly for the country, where Tuners can seldom
be had as they will stand longer and in better than any
which can be rem9yed in moment there being
oGn Ss" T Il sn9 I'd SHsf GEAR ss
s S% sE fE2TFMSP s &c G1nP and
Sss Forts, Guitar Flute, etc. Also fNsTRGCTIoN
oral Bo d for all musifa instruments to- Lib
orders. An orders promptly attended TO- nh23
fOIANO FORTEs FOR sALE-A choice and large
FASSFsm snd 0 P1A an rs a a d iRsRsa
styles from Erard Peys and other cee m n v
all of unqueonabe superiority for richness of tone and
ke Keep in pitch and tune The subscriber will sell them
@ in order thai they take this
FL FiqHs; REPAIRED, Rented, IS TUNED and
APPRAISED. my2l BIN
'T'O FAMILIES GOING NORTH-The advertiser
going North for the sumner She fully competent and
has no children The best would be taken oeyerhng
Address Box w Ia POstoos Cd" my3d S sS
DRlNTED AND BLEACHED GOODs-The sub.
] Ss n suE Rg se
Lawns Mpsin Jacones and Bareges, greatly reduced
G6S6B S sSsY width H. fnf P& sq1k G 3 Asr L
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
NOTICE is hereby given that in accordance with reso.
luton passed by the Council OF the Second Municipality,
" q a sSC ON T oS fs o in JUNE s s5h
AZ the Engine House Of Lousaga Hose Company, OF
PerddO and CarOndelet between the hours M
and under superintendent of the following named
INSPECTORS and Clerks for one Alderman to fiji the
ocGaoned by the resignation OF Samuel j. Peters, Esquire
hspectors-B, Kendg, r. b. Sykes.
my24 '''' A. b. CRossMAN, Mayor.
A ssEssORs' OFFICE for the First, Second and
"A Third Districts, Municipality Hall, No. 2, No. %,
communications will be addressed the Assessor in whose
District the taxable property lies giving the boundaries of
the ESQ, SQUARE are and street fronting, viz;
First District consists of LIST and I'd Wards.
Second District consists of Sd and 4h Wards.
Third District consists of 9Th, 9th and eth Wards
the Office filled up and certified according TO law.
1ohN fF9AfRfR2EH, L Fl ssd 1slri District
my22 I'm FRANCfs TURNER, Third District.
Al LION, Dentist, late Of n Canal street, would
WHsTe Tee9mmend his friends and patients to Dr.
New sa;na as skul DENTisT during his absence from
llyeo ON Ila st. Charles Lafayette Square.
TREAT BARG AINs-Anv DerZonS i,6o nav han
from S IL nave 9Id volumes of sets of LAW BOOKS
take away the balance of the This applies particularly
70 hents Commentares Merin's Repertoire de Jursprn
of Merlin 10 in NUMBER in heavy auarto AZ IL
man who has the twentieth may find IS aEs
office. H. A Riff ia d D. n my
ST. will give into the bargain complete set Of the
PdHdeetes FRANCHISES and of the risprldeEcs In CT
Ctua, to fill up a vacant shelf for show. mvT
BACCO!-NoTICE.-The public are forewarned
10 from buying, OF advancing on TEN HHDS. TOBAC.
8 a 5 lSP S SIS hs,' Ss an5 sa@ 5 +
Dlyonas said certificates have been on The street or
stolen of my desk at my office No Is Magazine street
%ssS W 'DS ms Inc nTRHB 6EsD' K PRICE.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE a9o5T aOo N-LoxeIrrpEg 500 WIN Time. sh.


Steamship Falcon Harsene, Chagres, via Havana,
Ship Michel Angelo Wilson, Genoa, j P WhitneV n 70
ship Casllian, Graves, Liverpool ] Whitney ~ %
ship Jas Brown, Child, Liverpool, ] Whitney X 70
Schr Havana, Symmes, Galveston, w Andrews & Co
Schr zen VIM II Harrison COzzens, Pensacola, Master
Schr Dora, Boghich, Pensacola John Hurley
scfr urea, Hanson Apuaehcoa, Leckie Roberts & Co
Sehr VIM Pettis, Saunders, st Marks, L Rogers Co
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FOR sALE-Barges FASHION
L and CREOLE, as they now ane
a the Lake end of the new Shel.Eoad 81 AAaA!aA
For terms, apply to -
mY1z If 4 ~ ARTHIIR 4 co q - y g.
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Arrived Yesterday.
Ship Mcdonald Rich, 20 days from New York. to Fosdick
Il Cod my.
Bark Elizabeth JONES' from Chagres 18th inst in ballast to
master-lst my.
Bark Larabee, . days from Thomaston, to master-3d my
BARK Shannon, Edndge, 80 days from Boston, to Muster
I'd my.
Bark Saranac, Gates, II days from Charleston, to
J. Levy-2d my.
Bark telegraph Grant, 25 days from Thomaston to master
I'D my.
Brig Toledo Hemingway, Is days from Camden Me, TO
maser-2d my.
Schr Florida CoHqn, from Chagres 18th inst. to ar.
II CO-~Ist
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ADJUSTMENTS.


ORLEANS THEATRE.
IN, u Third Representation Of Sig. AACALLIsTER.
fthLEANS SfREET between Royal .
" The Engagement have The pleasure engagement
si5 re renowned Magician Big. esirsr. THUH5DAY
E'EItiNb ne VII penom the extraordinary feat Of
. THE AERIAL sUSPESSlON
OF Madame hacslis'er, The Sleeping Arab.
and present his Temple Of M introducing change
OF Mechanical ard Philosophical Experiments, both
amusing aAd
Doors open att performance halEpast
Boxes 81 90; Pit 50 cents Gallery, IS
Grand SubscriptiOn Concert, under the
.N51a DirectiO of Mr.. HoeRner. M
&RLSx - The Subscribers % this sere. OF CON II
S&55zE5f4 CEkTS respectfully Informed that The s9
ftS series will be continued EVERY WEEK al Nay<fTs'
&c NE Commercial Hall St ChsresEt apis Il ~If$
A LGlERs COTILLON PARTY-EVENING FX
"A CURS1ON.-On THURSDAY EYE 49, .
MdNG neSI, May the S9th the commodous LeNs&$4
stea y bEn ADAMS, will leave Algiers
ioot OF ~ Joseph street, Second Municipality at g.
1retna az S and Lafayette clock and after easant
run Up the nve will return and stop the above landing
a splendid Bras Band is engaged. S'
Tickets admitting Two ladies and one gentleman Al 90
myH I'd ="
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In all cases OF Female Diseases the Gaivanc Be is oi IN
esimabe value 1t would take many columns We're We IN
give the numerous testimonials which have been received from
the highest and most respectable Ladies in all pa of The
Union weakness, reggares, low spirits, pain in the
breast and sde choros, uo abus, p,oapsus ute or falling
general prosraton of the system, and all affections OF similar
character Immediately and permanently relieved nv ths
simple and beautiful invention The enervatng nature Of onr
climate renders natural StmWiant necessarv far The
preservation of female health and surely nothing can he N
safe Or as the stmuant which Nature herself has
Gavanc Belt and Magnetic Fluid is in every respe
and agreeable No Inconvenience attends its use and The
most feeble and delicate with entire
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= ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS B. GERRY, having reno,

IHHONUMETEHs-S.B =, GERRY, having removed
~ from 81 Camp street, to No. a st. Charles ~
street, where he will continue to the Dusl SM
ness OF Repairing and Rating CHRONOMETERS, f. 81
Nautical. Mathematical and Philosophical Instruments in
Till soes remembrance Vn his friends and ths pubS II
general, mylo smis
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-, STEAMBOATS,.
Yorktown, Haldeman, from Cincinnati.
Alhambra, Brickel, from st Louis
4 lex Scott, Surgeon from louisyie--3l bales cotton
Montgomery, Estes, from st Louis.
Fashion Martin, from Pointe-i-la Hache.
T NJ Sreck, streck, from Latourche-2 bales cotton
Jas l. Day, Bates, from Mobile.
Oregon, Montgomery, from Louisville.
Tow boat Die Vernon, Smith, from the Passes
Iowboat AnglOSaXOn, Davis, from the Passes.
Iowboat Persian, Andrews. from the Passes.
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L
Strengthening the weakened body giving the various
Also in @ and I'd a9yg P hs e9 WIS
p2sPEPsIA or fAABBGEsAAK61Nl R Ri agSM EAAfssH
26L D ia FGNHR9NG Es SVI68Ts ETfREkEEP6TRH 9
PiTAfI9N 9F THh Heart. AP6 6F,dS3H E ShI:
kAER o EANS r. TE PE AHD GaHfEsT
GGH%lRyATFgRE Re-, Of PIT, THE SPINE, HIP CQMPL
SERY6s E PHY Es66AEi ENERkEER C Ems
NERVOUS DISEASES, which Complains arise from one
THE :NS9EssRE3e oGSS sfSTER ENHANCEMENT OF
In Nervous Complaints, drugs and uereas.
e alsede Tor they weaken the vital energies of the already
Frustrated system WHILE under the gthenng life giving
wonderful discover the Exhausted paeh T and weakened
sufferer + restored to former health, Strength elasticity and
Vlgof' Inc great peculiarly and excellence of
DR.. Christie's Galvanic Curatives
consists in the fact that they cure disease by outacard
ng the patient till exhausted sinks hopelessy under
NE nlcnon Thy Stre9gte The tohoLe sgstem eqaalize
sSSer DO ts slightest igarH qsr any circastanees
since Their ntrodpedon into the United States only three
classes and conditions, among which were large number Of
aides who are peculiarly subject to Nervous Complaints
nave oeen n til ely and Permanently Cured
when all hope of relief had been given up and every thing
else been tried in vain! ~ ' N4s
10 Illustrate the of the C.4LVANIC BEL T. suppose
ne case OF afflicted with that bane of civilization
pfSfEPSlA, or other Chronic or Nervous Disorder
In ordinary cases. stmuants taken which by their action
on the nerves and muscles of the stomach afford tenporGrV
relief, but which leaves the patient in lower state and with
Now compare this with the effect resulting rom the action of
the GALVANlC BELT. Take Dyspeptc sufferer even
lhe worse symptoms Of attack and simply tie the Belt
around the body using the Magnetic Fluid as directed In
o period te lrsensbe perspraton will the positive
eIeIeht Of the Belt thereby causing Galvanc circulation
wcn W pass on TO the negatives and thence back again to
we poSye thus keeping up continuous Galvanc circulation
p thu he most Of DYSPEPSIA ARE
fEhMANENILH CURED. "A fen ddUs ~ often 1lDDI,
sufficient to eradicate the Disease If pears +'O
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
IT,, =, OF the Most Undoubted Character
~ I'LL parts q ue county, could be given sufficient to
n hi
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A GENCY GENERAL MUTUAL INSURANCE
"A COMPANY; DIVIDEND. =; Script Certificates
for Dividend of IL cent, declared by this Company
the earned premiums of the past fiscal year, ready
for delivery at the Office No Is Camp street which place
also will be paid cent interest the Certificates issued
by the Company in 1913 and lS49.
my17 DIV 3aw6w q. BRIGGS & E. OGDEN, Agents.
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Catalogue Sale............Of..... DRY Good
BY f. IL. PETITPAIN.


A UCTION AND COMMISSION iIERCHANT, has removed
~ to No. IS Grays street, where vii give pa lar attention
the sale of Real Estate Stocks Cargoes Cotton Howe
hoid Furniture, slnves, etc myl 2fn