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A JUST MANA Just man is always simple
He his man of direct aims and purposes. There
Is no cOmpexiIy in his motives, and thence there
Is no Earring OF dseordancy in his character. He
wishes to do right, and In most cases he does it !;
he may err, but it is by mistake of judgement and
not by perversity or intention. The moment
his Judgement is enlightened his action is correct
ed. Setting before himself, always, a clear and
worthy end, he Will never pursue il by any conceal
ed or unworthy means. We may carry our remarks
for illustration, both into private and public life
Observe such man la his home; there is a charm
about him, which no artificial grace has ever had
the power to bestow there is a sweetness, had
almost said, a music in his manners, which no sem
tmenlal refinement has ever given.
His speech, ever fresh from purify and rectitnde
of thought, controls all that are within its hearing
with an nnielt, and yet resslless sway. Faithful
To every domestic, TO his religion and his God,
he would no more prove recreaDt 10 any loyalty az
home, than he would blaspheme the Maker in
whom he believes, or than he would iorswear the
Heaven in which he hopes Fidelity and truth la
those bound by love and nature 10 his heart are
him most sacred principles; they are IN the last
recesses OF his moral being, they are imbedded in
the life of his life and to violate them, or even
think of violating them would seem To him as n
spiritual determination, the suicide OF his soul.
Nor is such a man unrewarded, for the goodness
that he so largely gives, is largely paid back 10 him
again; and though the current of his life is lranspa
rent, it is not shallow on the contrary il is deep
and strong. The river that fills its channel glides
smoothly along in the power of its course; it is the
stream which scarcely covers the raeRedness of lis
bed that is turbulent and noisy. With all This
genteness, there is excellent force with all this
meekness there is Imperative command but the
force is the force of wisdom; and the command is
the command of love. Aud yet, the authority
which rules so eflectually, never gathers an angry
or an irritable cloud over the brow of the RULER :
and this sway which admits of no resistance, does
not repress one honest impulse of nature one mo-
ment of the souls high freedom, one bound Of 10Y
from the hearts unhdd@n eladness in the spirits Of
the goyerned-ReU Mr.. Giles.
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Mrs. Virginia Myers, the heroine of the oele-
brated and tragica Hoyt case, of Richmond, Va,
the Petersburg Intelligencer says, is now sojourn-
ing in Cincinnati. The Intelligencer understands
that she is married, and intends spending the re-
mainder Of her days in the West
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REGULAR PACKETS.

GnS@s E9r Mobile wa Bay ST. lfonis, Pass
1nnsuian, rtsispp Cl,y S19xi: and Pas
, i @ p ne ssftiteT M I, Rlvblir Allen,
~ 4 o. dhose every i.oDAf ana AT n
VIZ s'sou' lsafing ths New Canal on
as !, 1OeT ib !, M anu on 1pa1raays a ~ clock
A. soucie ~ e rohicharuan hatoah Tor passenger
" 1e ciueh y N; utln on Iuesdays and by the =
~ % =. NJ: In on VIII ,top At AZ
w W. ks ism5S itcsS on rCNDh1 and Thu RSDA1
~ ~ @ - received az New Basin Warehouse
fnesdsy AMI cio % - 'e's1 ~ w 70 eloGh 2. n. on
anu 70 elPch r NJ. on friday VIII go forward as
suin yn fcen e1 al ,nsS hours VIII be forwarded the
;.u u'P' rpi Heish5s OF phsssgss hpbly TO
9e,A Il: II. WlNGAIE, 42P0ydras St.
H. N Montgomery a. " etuInpka Svss =
= Packets From Mobile Fpeyv eIs4N
sszssss1azzS Dag.--FUEsDAY, TTURS-
DAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS al 8 o clock TIis
CLARA, w. G. Pentlarvis master on TfIIJRsiJAY'
and MANY CLIFTON, j. Adams master on SAT.
URDAY. For particulars, apply to
CAMPBELL Il co. Agents Mobile,
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A CITY OF PALACEs.--The introduction of iron
for columns and supporters, balusIEades, and even
pedimenis aud entire walls will work a total revo-
luton in practical architecture. So graceful and
fragile in appearance, yet capable of such immense
and YET unealculated endurance, few gaily
huted and wreathed columns, rising here and there
like flower-stems, are known aud felt TO be abuu-
dant foundation for the weghtiest fabric thai the
ingenuity of man can pile upon their tiny shout
ders. And in the very audaeity of the dispropor-
tion between means and end lies feeling of I'll
umph, which is the very poetry of physics--ihe
glory of economy and utility, surrounding the pFac-
iica with halo which transforms its toughest ef-
fort to the likeness of the ideal. Think for a mo-
menl how, in few years, by means of the intro
dueton of iron into house architecture, the hum
blest citizen may build himself a perfect lt,e nal.
ace, poised on exquisite Cornthian columns, the
classic acanthus wreaihlng with true Greean
grace around their capitals, and the lightspringina
front divided in, feslooned panels, crowned with
moudings of the 'divinest forms of art Will this
not be better than the shed shanties and cellar
pensthe damp and dreary, and desolaie, the filthy
corresponding holes and corners, into which de-
spairing Helotlsm is content 10 cram It's marrow.
less bones
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At our birth, the satirical elves
Two sacks from our shoulders suspend:
The one holds the faults of ourselves
The other. the faults OF our friends.
The first we wear under our clothes
Out OF sight, out OF mind, at the back;
The last Is 70 unde our nose,
We know every scrap IN the sack
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GOETHE AND ScHILLER.-By many friends 1I
German literature il will be remembered that
Goethe, during his life, carefully preserved par.
teular PARTON Of his papers and elless, which be
in 1897 transferred 10 the government OF Wemer
on the condition that the boz in which they were
contained should not be opened until the present
year. The i7lh Of May was the day fixed upon, and
in accordance with the will of the eeceased poet
his heirs and those OF his brother poet Schiller,
were on that day iudiealy summoned To Weimer,
| to witness the opening Of the OF Schiller's
descendants there present the oceasion, his
| eldest son and eldest daughfers and the widow Of
| Ernest Won Schiller Goethe was Represented by
his daugherin,law and his two grans-sons. WOLF
| gang and Walther, who came fr0m Vienna, their
present place of residence for the pIrpose Sehil-
leT's eldest is chief inspector OF afesis ~ NuF-
tembeIg Malane de Juno aud Fraa Neil Garthe
were also present. The boz on being alleBed ,Ans
! fonnd TO contain q full correspondence berseea
Schiller and GaeiheS ready arranged dof the pfess
A eodcil in GoetSss will prpvides ltF their pEhlI
cation Most Of the letters, all Of schilefas, N
| fact are autograph.
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DOCTOR $. r.
TOaCssse1sGG'S SssTsapGriEsG,
wONnER AND BLEssING OF THB Age

fart Err a dsa1 MI a. "a
"7 Srs xSIh1q1 Is Tyr p w y ssssT 81
6TsKs svrEn,oK sv1IaSK Yo,,5I, no NV soLSoT ns
TATIEa THE PA1IEHT
ai o'sS eysa y an s%Hgen % % g his Sanapala over
il inyiaorates the body n 4 ,ne ~ ~. ss1S - ~
sPRING Am saiMNsEp ~ s,pD,S1spy ,s.y IN
-, $1,000 At'D ooHfnlH-h nhDieiNES
Ever known; only punies the whole system and
irengtbens the person. but creates new pure and ch
blood; power possessed by other medicine. And 10
this lies the grand secret Of It's wonderful success II has
of severe eases Of disease al ea i5 900 were eoHdTed
inegIabs Z has saved the hyesof than 5ooO Children
10000 CASES OF GENERAL. DEBILITY AND
Dr. rowS.snS MAsT ST sEkvogs EsERGY n; Mol
penauey To those who have losi their muscular energy
general scs 81 Of s ne anS S,oTs S
ambition, fantiug eeusaous urelanre lecav AMI
decline. haseniug towards that fatal disease Consampton
- fNVfGoR2TING CORDIAL.
mbs, and strength the muscular system IN most extra
ordinary deg.ss- egT.sos-NsuMpr,or cuppn
c2saHse and Strengthen. Consumption eaH be cured.
CqtarTh, Coughs qstha Splttsag ef Bieed Soreaess
IF ue Chest, Heetie F7HsR Naehf Sceats Dt6esir or
and can be esred run ~ 'e ''Se' e'e A&oe eeeH
sPlTTING BLOOD. ,
Dr. ToicHsend-I verify believe that your SarsapariIa
have for several years had bad cough 1t BECAME worse
and worse Al last raised large quantities Of blood bad
o ine and lbee has woSea af ebsSs yosI s
in me- am now able 70 walk al, over she city rs %
blood and my cough has left me- You well imagine
e''s'''
This is only one Il mos ATisM ar i5a Thousand Of
TSs %o sys a and % chrc9s s 4. % h. se d
Is ssxiIaoF.naIy virtues. - - 80 '''''4'eA y
i bs baIgp% e,s aHd the gentleman spoken Of
- -s - n. ,a.,
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES,

ls extract ol Sarsapaa has been expressly prepared In
reference to female complaints No female who has reason
to suppose she approaching that critical PERIOD The Tar
Qi Lille, should take ceFtan ORE yen.Iv
Tor any OF the numerous hoIibe diseases to which female
for several yeaEs by using this medicine Nor il less vaua
Die Tor those who approaching womanhood as Is cal
cualed to assist naure by quckenng the blood nygO
aung the system lndeed this medicine invaluable for a
the delicate diseases TO which subject Il braces
the whole sysem permanently the natural energies
9y removing the impurities OF the body,n 50 far stimuIa
ng as 10 produce subsequent relaxation, r case OF
most medicines taken for female weakness and disease y
using few bottles of this medicine many severe and painu
surgical operations may be prevented.
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FEMALE MEDIG!fqSSFEb G!fqSF BUTLER Jr'

Dr. Townsends SaTsaparia sovereign and sDeeiy ous
lor ncpien Consumption, Banenne, PolaDsus Ueri Of
Failing OF the Womb, COstiveness, Piles IeuchorTha a,
Whites Obsuuced difficult MenruafOn, Incontinepee
OF Urine involuntary discharge thereof and for the general
pfOstIau0n OF the sysennO whether the result Of
inherent cause o. causes pEodnced by eguaty, Illness
accident Nothing be surprising than
effects the human frame PeFsona an weakness and Ias
tHe from taking al become robust and full OF epergy
under It's influence 1t Immediately conneFacts the nervele
ness OF the female frame, which the great cause Of baen
ness II will not be expected Of of so deicae
nature, TO exhibit certificates of peroYne but we
assure he aiiete that hundreds Of have been reported
to Thousands of where families have been whoul
children, after using few bottles of this Invaluable medene
have been blessed wit "A iineh haaith
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.FANCY GOODS.

~, ~ - sS'-- = - y -
FANCY GOODS.
RYzGOoDs BY THB PACKAGE.
~ AS9.fSftale9' Smith,
GENERAL co EMISSION MERCHANT
iel4 NO. SO GRAyfER STREET. y
PENs::.To Msrcharsts, Accountants, etc.
W. D. KENNEy, 49,
GOLD AN9 BELL-ME1.iL PEN MAKER, ~
~ MAGAZINE street, ~
III ~ i On & naT s3 MI esn.anuy maaeuiass.ernE "A
sins stsInPsd :. " B. henosy NO. 3 Gao rsfsr St
aassS q e Cana iaS s sscEsne aad % 9 S sons p al
oiern short i needs only % lys iese Pens s % insure i . r
lse,aans f.yosis With evsrv on sbe uaes thssn
E'INE CLOTHS, EAssIMEFs, sATINETH, etc.
L will sell WooeI Goods pevey descnruOu very low
prices sooner than keep them through the psicu
MIS sys Cashmere Kentucky Il ssi aRe . aGS Bs4.s'
COTTON OsNABUkGs AND KENTUCKY LIN.
~ sEYs AND JEANS bales - and CoIton
ipsys and Jeans, for sale The lowest prices
0GDs TRADETbe sabsebpr oes e is he oTt Sde
a good assortment Of LINEN GOODS, embracing every
G Oa % and "a f% pas iss 5nss s ne% 1 sS
Iheeks Pqnsrs g,osn aud Grs LINENS White and Brown
spi5 Il J. II. PALMER, IS t;rayier stree,.
in
o mercaais and irasr i and deIabie ari@en9 of
@ saR aaa pRAP 16e hGE: RsR se sad a
sed Lne1 Drills and Gheek Cot
y h'sfaHf Il sad MEX g fs sG'h %
THOMAS ATKT TNs,
~ ~ 4, 236 Bisaedie stree, BEDsTEAgS and COTS
supplied on the most reasonable terms. mhl2 Iy
DRINTEO AND BLEACHED tsOODs-Ths sub
d S RRSTED sas H %1 p S'G Eaeoa Ry ss
Lawns, M9ss. JacOnets and Bareges greatly reduced
GOODS o @s ss w9 H. f'f P&IkR ZINE 3 Gssr Il
PATENT METALLIC INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
sany hand. and are ready receive orders for every
ysneIy and style 5 Of Goods made from Gum Elastic apds
leggings and Clothing Of all kinds Army and Navy Bags
hnaae GUN or om and dHGaI Gasse saGks Go ,sas sn
Packing Mill and Gin Bands Hoe and every eter aris
Of Of sAb HARSEa q 4S9I aEs 3
HARNEs TRiMIISGs, Toois. etc., e,1 e,e Al sel sea
5adefy Warehouse, NOa 81 and 81 Common street, Second
oes =. 80 - ~ SMITH BROTHER.
T(OBBBINET MUsQUITO NFTTINt.-5 cases
eopaine 1000 yards superior 100 inch wide Bobbnet
my0 JOHN il. ELLIOTT co. ss Grayier st.
| MEN LISTERS AND CHAMBRAY vs. The
fol assortment Of coIor aud fine and medium solid Chan
bray Ginshams for travelling dresses.
Fine BGocaded Muslin re tiaen sreges, Solid Black
Lawns, Plain Swiss Musihs, Bishops Lawns Fine Tape,
myss .'-1.-.' =, ~ J. H. PALMER. 5e Gravier st.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-JosrpH H P.LMrR
has this day associated wih him the Wholesale Dry
they will their handsome new store a. Camp
NewOheans, July 1, 1850. jy3
4 ,OPAHTNERsHIP. NOTICE : GUINNESS &
- Co., Y Camp street, have III day associated with them
,, y b9' Mr. ALExAfPrs M HILE formerly Of 56 Camp
i Of Ill q VIII IN 'uor # SHqSels9 qPfeT @ the
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GREAT blessing TO MoTHERs AND CHILDREN

AND
Is the safest and eilecual medicine for purifying
the system and relieving the suerngs tenan upon child
birth discovered Il Tiers both the mother and
child prevents pain and disease increases and enrche Us
ood those who have used think Indispensable 1;
highly useful both before and aer confinement as il r
vents Diseases attendant upon childbirth cosveness p
cramps swelling Of the feet, despondency heartburn vo.
ting, pain in the back and JOINTS false palms. hemohage
and IN regulating the secet0ns and eQuazng the cc1a
uon It has equal The great of this medicine Is il
5 always safe, aud the most delicate and successful
very lew require other medicine: some little
castor oil magnesa is useful Exercise in the open aII
and light food, with this medicine, will always insure safe
= = N
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HOS. ID. HAll4ES, BrOker ST. Charles Hotel Build
ing fourth door from Common street, office of H. Davis
notary public New Orleans = will buy and sell Landed
FrOei obtain Loans Mortgage; Discount Notes; serve
as Appraiser and Expert; adjust Accounts; make Copart
nsrip Settlements; intends residing in the city during the
summer, and viii Agent Or OF properly
assessment for taxes fair valuation; draw lease; col
let rents, etc. ETC. and attend TO Agency business gen
eIal. mills
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Iih ~ very much offended as you may think, the ad
To Plates OF paDtneism; but il does honor TO the
o hft OF man who has had the misfortune to bring
each m much evil upon the protestant church.
For Fwo other WRITER'S Messrs. Feurbdch and ISiynsr
Taes oi'e kept, since 1913, profound silence They
faTherre formerly the leading advocates of gross alhe
sonally Their books had diffused in the academies
nnasIa, and even in the workshops, horrible
opiety, and they boasted of having destroyed all
eds Now they are SILENT why! Probably
AZ cause they are alarmed at seeing the conse-
snces OF the atheism they preached. These
GLIhters VIII rashly denounced the most sacred
@" eds, and taught immortality, tremble now before
srEIir own work. This is Me but it is not enough
Lissrs. Surner and Feurbach have no right to
laln silent; they must, for the good of their fel.
'-eiIizens, confess the error into which they have
Ne" Yen, and try to bring back to the faith those
ON they have led astray by their dangerou.
ErE3 things.
&&szl'he only philosophers who have published any
ng, for TWO years. are the disciples of the HegeL
Stagoot Messrs. Voght, Grunn, and others, Their
NEW periodical is entitled; Annals of e Free Ger,
FoRVf Academy. This is the most thorough and the
Giberja d At5ihiaR Of Naeralis.. arr
.lN nR R.NutA 4
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Nj BIADNER SMITH, Gcaerdi Coamission yIer.
Y. CbdRt, ~ GRAYlER STREET, Commissioned to take
Acknowledgements OF Deeds and Powers OF Attorney Ad-
me atls, and TO take Testimony and Proof of Demands,
boy Oi the Governors OF the following States viz
III NiNE. NEW HAMPSHIRE, VERMONT, RHODE
lSl;t ny; NJ; ;CuiNSISECrIGUT, NEW YORK, NEW gERs
@EA, PENNSYLVANIA, OHIO, MICHIGAN, WISl
llpNSlN, INDIANA, ILLINOIS, MISSOURI, KEN.
tlikN, TENN ESSEE, No. CAROLINA, SOUTH
,RlnA. o25 I'm
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Owing to the great success and immense sale of Dr. Town
sends Sarsapara, number OF who formerly
Agents, have commenced making SaTsapanla Exuu st
Exirs, Bitters Extracts of Yellow Dock, etc. They le
rally put in the shaped bottles, and some Of tnem
have stolen and copied our advertisements; they
worthless limitations and should be avoided
Principal Office, l6 Fulton street, Sun Building, n W
York Reding \ Co., State street. Bosion Dyott & .
l North Second street. Philadelphia; s. s. Hance Drug
glst, bamOrei z; M Cohen Charleston; los South Pearl
street, Albany p. Ii, MCraw, Narhez and by all the
principal Druggists and Merchants generally throughout the
United States, West indies and the Canadas.
]. WRIGHT, 15l Charfres street.
d3 SOLE AsKNr. New Orleans.
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IOARMEZAN CHEESE, of direct Importation, just re-
y BARELLG & CO. 81 Common st.
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w Agents IN NewUreans, and keeps but of -
nee; therefore, the citizens and the unfortu 49,
wishing TO get his advice, and have the ADVANTAGE NJ
oil MS long clinical experience and skill be their A
guard 10 niuTe as there several persons in the city who
style themselves Indian Doctors for the sake of imposition
and pretend 10 all diseases while the only cure which
ey ever achieve to place the swnded patient beyond
the reach OF general contagion, and send him that
MoId where diseases are unknown-and when know that
those mpuent Quacks dishonest starye dent
then think it hgh time for all honest who understand
ro sound alarm from the River MSsippi 10 the ends
u Tie world and caution citizens and against
hese white, black and brown Wolves in Sleeps ClOIhing
those ere and nnedueated poison snakes in the grass know
physoogy, Pathology, Chemistry ETC. etc. of the human
diseases, and the vaFous constitutions of men, old Tom
az does when Sunday HOten0t know. about
faith, hope and charyoT n Nulture knows about the
uenis which have daily applied 10 from different sections
of the city and couny, who after their health has been
ruined by the false hands of these vile eheats Il would
as 4 the time had come predicted Of when the Old Devil,
go about The earth like roaring lion, seeking whom he
may devour'
ey~ Be particular, and inquire for DOCTOR FRYER,
and No. 33 FreHehEen street. Third Municip tV about
Omnbuses Victory street. therefore, patients Will mad
q ready conveyance back and forth.
w. X F. FRYER, Indian Doctor,
N. b IA WoRD TO THE DIsAPPoINTED i-Hou who
confidence those ignorant preenders IN eung these a.
| seases, may realize a FREE AND FRIENDLY CON.
SUBTATION, by calling Ou DOCTOR FRYER, who y
scientile man Try me! Prove ne ne mote not i qs'
NTACKEREIr-Haf bhls. No. l. and 35 kits: 20 qr.
NI bb No 2, and Is kits and half kits, IN store an 4
b4 E.. HART & co. 70 TchOupitoulas st.
GUBA sINES-lOO boxes.
" jss A. F. COCHRAN s. co. n TchoupitOulas st.
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U PLAsl Eiis AND BulL.DIlHs.-A. BROWN
l. ~ Co, DcaicrS IN all kinds 0f LAnt6er-C ypresa
hue and Yellow Pine, Mahogany, Black Walnut, Oak
aud Poplar; Ainhogany Newels and BalusteIs Lath
and flre BricN 20 MAGAZINE sTEET, NEw Or
* AEs.... STEAM SAW-MILI., NATCHEz, MISS.
fs Orers or all kinds OF Cypress Lumber, delivered any
where the Mississippi River below Nalche1 short
notice Yd 2mW
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IN. h ~ tlteans. ial6 liz
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BUSINESS CARDS.

- WOLFF, Importer Of tgtRe, Rraadg Gen, etc., and
-. (isaered Commission Merchant % GIavier n9
NV g. RAYMOND, Family 0roecr, n Camp
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! IN PLUMMKIs, .adiHstcr Of .7OeTages, 80
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Cosmetics, Chalk, and of preparations generally
10 use, when applied TO the face, spOs il of
beauty. They close the pores of the sk and check the cir
cRaton, which,, when Nature hwarled by disease on
powder, the skin named by the alkaes used in soaps
beanies It's production the human face divine as
well the garden OF rc and decatey tinted and vareg
ted flowers. iIee active and healthy circulation Of the
ulds or the eo9ng OF the pure, rich blood extrsm
s, Is Thai which paints the cOunenance the most exqus is
flashes OF ove1ess that all ADMIRE but can DESERT
This beauty the offspring of NATURE not of POwpkR
SOAP: IL there is free and healthy circulation theie
Is no beauty. II the lady is fair driven snow III she paint
and use cosmetics, and the blood thick cold and impure
she not beautiful If she be brown yellow and there
pure and active bGod gives rich bloom cheeks and
a hrlllancy to their eyes that is fascinating
This why the Southern, and especially the panisi Lies
are 50 much admired Ladies in the North hoake bur g
complexion by the application OF deeerous $ il II y
wish to regain elasticity of STEP buOyant spin pa n
eyes and beautiful compilations, they should use M Wn
sends SaHapara, Thousands who have used it, are NOR,
our office daily. ' ~
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NUTTCE To TIL E LADIES'.
Those that initiate DIR. Towusend's SarsapaTla have
invariably called their rstu great Remedy for Females te
and have copied bills and circulars which relates TO ie
complaints of women, word for word-otheF men who /
up medicine, have, since the great of Dr. Towseu
SaTsaparia complaints incident females recommended
theirs although previously they did not. number of these
Mixtures Pi etc., injurious to females, they agga
vate disease, and undermine the constitution.
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CANKER IN THE MOUTH
BslOw Is an account sf another child saved Dr. Town.
send sarsaa has saved the lives OF thousands of chill
dren; The following certificates selected from great
number received this week:
NEw YORK, April 1, 1871.
pr IopHseRd-pear Sns One of my children was very
sick with Canker In the Month and Throat attended with
great debility. IL came dying obtained of your
exeeent Ipedcine and cured il directly, for which assure
You teel very grateful NOurs, respectfully.
ELfzkBETH FOWLER. n Oesbroaaes aarret
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y UNAWAY-The mustto man BEN, aged about "a
IG years, about feet inches high, bu car. A.
penter by tiade left Alexandria, Rapides, about the 2
middle of Aph last supposed in company with Others a
and may make for Ohio Said boy raised in Ra- N
pides by Capt Bailey, and purchased from Mrs. Fariuhar
son, al this place Any information rsspecLg said Boy,
orleans or the subscriber at Alexandria, will be sntaby
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-11

1 NHUGs, MEDICINES, etc.-The subscriber Is now
receiving fresh supply Of articles in his lne and offer
them oT sale on reasonable terms JAS. s. SHAW,
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