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EOLIrsEs FoR l65l.-There will be four ecpses
in 1851, two of the sun and two Of the moon. A
partial eclipse of the moon, the 18th Of January
will he invisible on this continent. An annular
eclipse of the sun on the LIST of February invisible
10 North America, but central and vertical in the
Indian Ocean, near the isle of Java. A partial
eelirse of the moon, on the 18Th Of July, visible
t1ugh0ut the, United States; first contact with
low, o'clock, 6 min. middle of eclipse, 2
o'clock. IS min. /; last contact with shadow,
@clock, min. !; mean time, morn magnitude Of
eclipse. 8 rs digits on moons southern limb. A
total eclipse Of the SUM- the 29h July, partially
visible. This eclipse will be total at Bafin's Bay
Labrador, part Of Greenland, and in the Atlantic
Ocean, east of Newfoundland
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WRIGHT co. having resolved to stand unrivaled in
every department of their business have agreed with the
NfoReoIs and Agents Of all the popular Patent
SANITY supplied with and ample assortment al rates
ar below TIE usual market prices By this they
are enabled to offer for the inspection of purchasers the most
extensive assortment which be or any other
e. having had many years experience in the purchase
Sas anu IN. n s particular he liberia
exceedingly low that the purchaser cannot fail to realize
handsome per centage his either at Voleale
or RetdH. AT their establishment may be found a fu |
assortmento Of ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES,
The following list comprises part Of their assortment and
can be furnished to dealers, twenty
nyice
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For repairing the wooden bridges, building new brdge,
laying gunwale crossings and furnishing all materials for
the same. for the Second Municipality, Tor one year.
l. The contractor will be bound to repair all bridges which
may be ordered by the Surveyor strong, substantial and
SoIkmanlike manner and in accordance with the
which bridges have heretofore been constructed. The ends
Of the centre panks Of all bridges having supports be
asened with bolts and admit OF their being
easily raised for the Of cleaning the trunk of the
bridge.
II. All bridges to be constructed in accordance
with the directions Of the sad Surveyor and on the lines and
eyels given by him for that purpose be ong
Substantial and of the best description; the planks ba well
secured with screw bolts and neatly fitted to each other and
% the IRON bearings Wherever may be dig
MS expense, and wherever may be necessary to alter
the width OF ditch for bridge, the neceisary work
hall be done by the contractor without CHARGE and he
shall h up at the sides to restore the grade OF the
ana other matea be furnished and hauled by
he CONT actor
Nv. hen bridge taken up entirely, and all new tim.
hers and plank ued will be considered new bridge The
tcheck for each bridge laid by him, and the Commits
aries will inspect such bridges the may consider
neces .ss to renew, and give the requisite order
according to the level and directions the Surveyor and
In such places as may be required.
VI The contractor will be paid monthly the certificate
The contract the Of the Surveyor that hs said
work neglected. and should neglect on the part
Of the conacor the work will be done the expense the
,onrae9r and the contractor will be bound during the
paiiy may sustain from the bad state OF the bridges
VII The lumber and other materials used the consruc
on OF new bridges aud crossings, and repairing old
bridges thal be OF The kind and quality used heretofore for
VIII Security in the of two thousand dollars will be
reYWred 70! the faitaui performance oil the contract
IA. BIDS 70 be, 50 much per foot board measure, re.
pairs Ter new bridges, and much per running foot for
gunwae crossings. " "
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DAILY CRESCENT.

Koesurn AND HUNeARY.-Nearly eighteen
nonths have elapsed since the treachery Of Georgey
and nisht Of Kpssuth, yet, though Hungary has
bsen q1iet snce, she 10 by NO means effectually
esususred ~ Austria desires. Every account from
there shews that Kosst,sh still holds bis swsy
DE miads Of The people, The London Atheneum
II ats article the question, says that the drama
i net yet over, but has only made pause and
declares that Hungary, since her late struggle, is
nation, Whatever she may have been in past times.
n The Masyars," it says, g have announced them
selves and astonshed Europe admits their claim
to rank with the highest types Of manhood on the
civilized continent" There must be something
vital, indeed in people, among whom there can
rise up in day, a. was the case in Hungary,
statesmen and generals capsule of battling for so
lonr-a time, and with inferior means, the ablest
men a Austria and Russia. A nation capable Of
furnishing leaders like Kossuth and warriors like
thsse who fosght at Aspad, is not to be crushed
Ont 81 existence by apparently utter defeat
We shaN hsar Of the Hungarians again. The fire
nnnouldsrs, it is not put out. Austria, believe,
Sss this, and if so, this explains her arrogance at
- sending Mr.. Mann to Kossuth, and furnishes a
key to the querulous complaints Of the Chevalier
Hul.emann. The Magyars are not dead. but only
" bide their time" The next convulson that
occurs in Europe will behold them on their feet
again, rendered wise BY misfortune. Heaven speed
the day Evening Bullstin.
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FEMALE MEDlCTNE

VI Iownsends saisapana Is sovereign and speedy cue
Failing of the Womb, Costivenees, Piles Leuchorhma
Whites, obsuucted difficult MsnsJuation, incontinence
Of Urine discharge thereof and for the genera
rosuaon of the s7sem-no matter whether the result OF
herent cause or causes, produced by regulary Illness
accident. Nothing be more surprising than nvgoat
Effects the human frame PeoDl, all weakness and sssi
lde, from taking at become robust and full of energy
ander s influence II Immediately counterScts the neTveess-
Of the female irame which is the great cause Of barren
1t will not be expected OF Us, of delicate
exhibit certificates of performed, but can
the afflicted that hundreds of have been reported
Thousands of where families have been without
children, after using few bottles OF this invaluable medicine
taYe been blessed with fine. heaIthY Offspring.
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To LADIKs-When lady gives splendid
party and the evening is mild, she should make the
room d the Temperature Of an oven when the bread
il taken out. This will destroy all GOODNESS among
formal friends, and make warm friends hot ones.
When lady makes . morning call, she should
do it just at dinner time she see all hands at
once, and know what they have got for dinner.
When lady is spoken to, she should look the
other way--thst viii bring the ear nearer to the
anonker 41
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Hayoraity o. NewOrienns. January D, 1851.
COUNCIL OF HgNIGlrALITy No; Two,}


For laying down plank sidewalks in The Second Municipality
and furnishing materials for the same for year:
The lumber to of second quality of yellow pine
cypress planks 3ncas thick, and least IL wde
20 That the foot shall he at least "a inches wide. The
spikes to be q inch pressed boat spikes
II The pankng to be laid on pine blocks. of
uch densions as the ground may require the blocks
and at stances OF TO feet apart that the panng shall
break FONTS the bearings each plank be spiked with
wo spikes TO each block and the blocks be by
takes a. each end driven feet ino the ground and nailed
and levels as the Surveyor may direct.
contractor. - -
W. Payments TO be made monthly on certificate of the
Surveyor. who shall 10 authorized deduct from the cerf
cate such amounts shall defective work. And
the Council the right the after
lays notice. the Of the Surveyor that it
piled with.
" secuiy in the of thousand dollars will be re-
qufrtd for the faithful the contract.
vi. Bids rat so much per running foot.
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BRONCHITIS and CONSUMPTION. I
.s % De- n,sas, nss
II 81 Ss,ss. G.. "a IVA sa q
&c !. .uSs ..s s.a; s Sy % Of ss,s
s.eh c.ss. Adapted BY HALL Canal
y Af;s TEs s1 CAMP ns: q
CUNDRIES- = : =
~ MaekssL 800 packages Nos l, and 3. in bbls. hal
p p Frsit- pks. Dried Apples and Peaches;
sy. 80 Si pss Philadelphia Si,stfdi and undsrwoods:
Es M 5ssss fs1s sp Psoss brands;
jas sA''-l' fss HHsf '1Is e. 70 rohouDou,, st.
0PlUM-3 packages prime Turkey;
SS s%dss.1iS s sasSs:
&c: iissse Gss.i ss.s half barrels;
ff :sa' A. AslJ1s Cases s.:s.;
row A Co.'s SS1 ss:s. Bermuda;
Alpm-O barrels;
Ra@.to9sMS 6spsh:
ca Iodine eSds Poss Cream
: &c.. ns.' and
.CUNDRIES-
WIFI RHS4I SsSsI:1 81: &C.:
xstHl2 2 and ffzalRSisskD RorE-A .i...
~ =. e Mnn-y. and kad StoEes ID Mun'y
SUP 0H y AZ PIE s.e; &C., complaining
En-. Hss5 a fSS s,;'I aasls
z ~ Sc ~ ssSs s.s..-.,l.I..,
1saIi.:.n...
6ssds ~ n sss.ss ssso.imeut for shin u,e:
I1AsU. Kesthepwale and Glsnware;
asn. md pPoois..i $50.
Salon Clothing /; Boots and Shoes:
eysshS. Wine; and Liquor, Of al descriptions.
az MY and No. BED Store. Third M'ty.
DRauG!i;s-.ee -,
$ sis fzsd ~ .SSssi sssl.ss. w.A.rlu.
2Ss.H L A,ssa bs,SSss: b. s i..
rs- S. !; A 4. s.s as'''l hS; R hIsAss g.
s. S.: S Il ss:s9 s;.ss,w Va
g q ~ oaks sshssy Wias-purs;
ess. Old ssSS :s very superior article;
. boas: I'D Po9t WINE; 100'rd and hsn's'y brands
= as.'' cl'rp'.ns cds: So
ehs 49, :S Ia pH a. I ~ boxes and casks, Of
s7{v55 ~ LAagzAk = 90. 8 Common q.
. H:nphs- A'ns from 'np' S'00e and
o''a' E. si.ss and :,
Split Pee G.i in half by!
FSass rIHAprF = c $780, ~ boxes.
CUNDRIEs---'- q = -.-..--.--
- Rerras.e Ro,a..nx M.a.;.. - n. v.,,
PerfSnefes Essences 81 Ro.s ann 'of' "nes'
- srgs,o5 Sweet Oil. etc.
ss nARELLI 3 co: 81 Common
n..n ss,.st ssh;Ts. n.r hn;,Sas. =. NO. no
:s.s. &. ss, s % q Pps invited
,ud ever ssnc~ Val cs Sestowed e Five ssaSon To-
petEens
= nns nd ~ NEW Vs GnsaoaI PRo
spsos tins 1oa II lew seoond. - ssEStas
sss q sssd me RISPefp ann ns, s
not b his-hka " -'
q choice vaaisty of new style Enameled and En-
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AVON, MAyoRALry or NEwORLEAss, Jan, 8. 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given in virtue Of the above
= resolution, that will sell my office, on MONDAY
ne h gay OF January, 1851 at IL O'Clock M lowest
For iu nishng sill the MATERIAL and laying such plank
Of contract ~ ' ' 's "a'e
For furnishing all the MATERIAL and repairing the wooden
bridges building bridges. and laying gunwae crossings
within the MpnIcipallty during from the date Of
ions above lJaio1 A. ID. CRossmAN, Mayor,
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BAYOU CHICOT ACADEMY.

r EV. THOMAS RAND, JR., A. M, Principal
~ This Institution located in one OF the most desrabesee
IONS oil le State fr health and beauty twenty five miles
orh q Ope9nsas and about fifty South of Alexandria on
The NAL route bel the two has now been in successful
operation for the last six years.
Of Its merits, and claims to continuance Of pubc con
dence ITS Pnnclpal and Founder MIR RAND, refers to the
uuens and to the of those students
nave Deen and are now, under his instruction. Ii will con-
unpe TO be- has BEEN the great pride purpose
Of his exertions to advance, by all the efficient and ma
tnied means, the instruction of his pupils
The various classes OF the school will on the last Friday
public exam the studies of the preceding month
that not only the parents. but all who interested in he
canse OF education attend and Judge for them elves
Merit Rolls will also at the time be furnished to each
parent or guardian. ~
The business of instruction is conducted by Mr. Rand
aided by his Lady and by competent Professor of French
language. Professor of the Spanish LANGUAGE will a a
ioyea as soon as suiheient encouragement is offered.
The year will hereafter bs dsiad ir,o turn ..o
twenty-five weeks each the first commencing on The ibi
the first, " "i''i 'Ae eiose vi
board and tuion, per session. ............se5 m
ruion OF Day Scholars in English studies ,,, 10 00
"a C'asslcR and Mathematical studies. ...... Is 90
isNH Tor French or Spanish. y 90
pupil will be received for less time han one session No
gay sco ars WIZ be received except such board with their
sickness. 49, ""0 o'h' III eaSSs vi
oaders required to furnish their beds and beddnp and
10 nave ah theT articles oil clothing plainly Marked
ne dorrltones are well arranged airy aad comfortable
js6 3mW THOMAS RAND T.,
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M Townsend, not having tested his SarsapaYa cases
Of Fits, of recommended it, and surpsef
receive the following from intelligent and Respectable
Farmer OF Westchester county:
FoRpHAM, August 49, 1877.
DR.. Tdpnssnd-Dssx Sir: have little girl seven years
OF age, who has been several afflicted with Fits
RED almost everything for her, but without at
sthough we could find recommendation in circulars
or cases like hers. thought she delicate
health would give her of your Sarsapaia and are
glad did, for only restored her strength but she
a had return of the Fits. to pleasure and
pse. She fast becoming rugged and hearty for which
fee grateful. Yours, respectfully,
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d o M Els TIC POR rs.

~e=zA FOR NEW YORK direct To sail on
YIkEfA SATURDAY, Jan. 2o, at O'Clock 4. M.
. . The splendid Al low pressure steamship fhBE;
MAN RAWDON, Robert T. Brown, commander will
leave the wharf foot of Grod street. above For freight
or passage, apply to
jal4 Il. nj. HARRISON & co. 70 Poydras ct
-s@rsse CHARLESTON AND HAVANA
XEfAiA Packet United States Mail Line tetpsea
Charleston and Rauana, via Savannah and
ae0 West-The splendid steamship Isabel, Capt. RO
llu0 tons brren, has resumed her regular trips from
CHA RLESTON Is. CO TO HAVANA, leaving Havana
for CharlesonSh and 2 of each month; leaving Charles
ton Tor Havana the 1st and 18th.
RATES PASSAGES:
Havana to Charleston or Savannah. &
Havana to Key 80
Fol- further particulars, apply to
M. G. MORDECAf, Charleston, or to
L. j. HART Il CO. 70 TchoupiInulas st. N. Orleans.
AGENTS at Hava ma, DRAKE BROS & co.
GS Passenger leaving Havana by this ship can reach
baltimore the Fifth Day by taking the Land Route and
New York and Phiade nha in the time by tking the
Sfeaaislip to those ports. do law
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RARELLI & CO., 81 Common str ct, offer
TIE soMng S gpSd s n st9 Dh for orr ias
OTTO Of Roses and Essence iSeG Of "A. Anisette
Nice o., Bordsaux Anisette;
God Liver OIL received direct from Newfoundland
sfS@sfys ts AssS ssia Sherry and Fort Wine;
Black Silk Vevet and Italian Sewing Six
=, One case superior Dental Instruments.
Hd g. by direct AID 10 sSe hy
DIsSECTING CASES. Just received per
- steamer Philadelphia, dozen Dissecng Gases, best
lnaty Medical Students and Others call and
NJ p L. MASSEY, corner Camp and Gravier SITS.
IN g boxes Underwood's Tomato Ketchup;
e Dc Dc Dc M MaiH1, d aS
Olaf R. NJ. McALPlN. Gsps! street Row,
OUININE, 1000 OF;
" Shot, ], % bags Drop and Buck;
Nails 1900 kegs of approved Brands;
Rock Candy. 200 boxes, Red and White;
f psEiss and ca,sups, 500 boxes Assorted;
Hs SO packages 4 Rns
Philadslphia Preserves. 100 boxes;
For sale By s, j, HART 8 CO.. 70 Tohoupiioulas st.
T LIQUORS for the California Market-
~ 29 cases 8. Tobias n Sons WINE g!TTERs;
~ ~ :. - :, BbAcKnrRRY iiQUOR;
~ Put up expressly for the California Market, Ian
dill ''" ship faIo4 hAR II r. g. :, rehouptoua. st.
NAd! Ais. 200 I hsg Is, approved brands;
Ei1e, Crackers 0aapt boxes;
Hecke,'s FaIna-lOO packages;
PIss9ryes ~ 2 paek%se; Phladsph!a
a4 Bottled Al l. aPi fSFF dS sfs +,
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DOCTOR y. r.
IOeC1eSe1t0,S SNrS0D01.Ill0

WVNDhh AND BlAk6blNss Or INK AGE.
T uas s sST. Msaissn . 4s Nor
INES ohrAPER AND rLrAsANrxR. AND WAR
CURES WITHOUT VOMITING. Pure :
ING, sIcKESINa OR DEBlLI-
great beauty and superiority his s.rsapara over
~ o,nss msSnss that while eradcstes the disease
" '3sS &s & IN s Ysfy Sii
S Sis l.. power possessed %edens And
reformed within last i've years. moe than i GOO nss
caTs has .avs he ~ s ao sy SOns
during the tive past seasons.
SAsHs 81 ST s GHRNVFEAh S SEERrY AND
D rownaenGs Samapara nvigoraes the whole system
by the effects of medicine inlscreon conniite in YOUTH
or the excessive indulgence Of the passions and brought on
want ambition ianting sensations premature decay and
decline S aasisnng towards that fatal
parma p" ''' 'H NVfS g Rs4XSrlNc CORDIAL.
mbs and strength to the muscular system, most extra.
o'a'nA'' 'ss GoN SUMPTION CURED.
csanss ard Strengthen. Consumption can BE- cured.
Ss,ssrS SsasSs: sssS%s ss:ssins q BSos ss
Ps s efs % e e sss H. asss
N 'N' Sitting BLOOD .9!! ~, =,
Dr. 7spnsend-l verify believe that your Sarsa aIla
have for several years had bad cough It became worse
and worse. AT last raised large quantities of blood had
nght sweats and was greatly debtaed and reduced
snort time, and there has wonderful change been
"a me- am able to walk ali the city. RAISE no
blood, and my cough has left You well imagine
WIN. RUSSELL, IS Catharine street
RHEUM ATISM,
his Is only of than four thousand cases OF
rheumatism that Dr.. Town,ends sarsaPara has cured
Ia extraordinary
James Cummings, Esq, one of the assistants in the Luna.
tic Asylum Backwels Island. is the gentleman spoken Of
BLAcKwRLL,s ISLAND, Sept. IA, lo47.
DR.. T0Dnsend-lleaT Sir: have suffered terribly ion
nine years with the Rheumatism considerable Of the time
could not eat sleep OF walk had the distressing
pains. and limbs terribly swollen. have used four
bottles of your Sarsaparia, :ney have done me more
than thousand dollars wortho good am SO much bet
r-lndeed am entirely relieved. You at liberty to use
this Tor the benefit OF the afflicted. Yours respectfully
FEVER AND AGUE.
d. Townsends Saysapala unequaed in cases of the
Jhlls and Fever and Ague The following letter is only one
the hqndreds that we have received from the South and
OswEso, Michigan, Oct q, 1877
pr. 7ognsend-Dear Sir: purchased for my wife Two
bottles OF sarsapara Of your agent, Mr.. MeNar Of Kaa-
shed the first bottle it appeared the blood and every
oter day. when the cs and fever appeared they Were a
Violent, and before she had finished the bottle she us en-.
Iey Renewed and she was much better than she had been
With ctls and fever, but had broke them with uinne and
vas left in weak and distressing stated d troubled
Exceedingly with the ague cake seeing te effect that had
gu my wife, se sent and procured few bottles, and it
pana is without doubt unequaed in diseases incident
the w est, and II think that this communication will
OF use you are at liberty to use it as you choose
Yours, respectfully, CHARLES IL. SWAN.
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DAGNBEhhOFHFE, EAlIBOF1RE HfAkAb.
TYPE GALLERY.
MAGUlRE HARRINGTON m having purchased from
of his Tabqtype Process in the States of Louisiana
Alabama. Florida Georgia and Texas beg leave call the
attention of the public to their gallery of specimens In tins
department OF Photography.
The Talbot ype is taken paper ivory, glass, metal
md variety oil other Substances, the first possessing the
decided advantages OF ,ranssissibity by mail
preserved in portfolio.
The Taboype is emiRs9y susceptible of coorng, that
the picture be finished any degree desired by the
every variety of texture and color of the drapery and
pexi0n color OF the and hair be faithfully dsn
Gated.
The Talbotype represents the sitter without any reverse
elect mole or scar upon the right cheek appears upon
the right cheek.
The Talbotype can be duplicated to extent without
the additional trouble of another sitting. After the m
impression is taken, copies be furnished any future
time upon simple application by letter otherwise.
N. BIN H. being furnished with every facility for the
prosecution of this superior ready dispose of rights
tor the States specified, with thorough tructions
DAGUERREOTYPES they profess to take quicker and
better than any Other establishment in the world They
second, charge. Tmhl til No. q CAMP Street
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HOUSE TO RENT, in St. Claude street, be-
4 tween Banack and Bayou Road, First Munich. .eus
pality. New and welLfnished Two Story Double fssa
HOUSE, with two story kitchen: The Front House ~
contains Rooms with fire place in each, with graies the
Kitchen contains rooms the construction of the House is
intended for two Dwellings, and will be rented separately
at the rate of 80 per month, the whole eass
tenant at s45 There is yard to each half of the house,
with separate entrance each from the street, the
ton is most respectable. Apply to HUGH DOWLiN al
his Paint Store, No. 37 ST. Claude street, between Baack
and Bayou Road, ind 1mos%
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LETOURNOS
@ 4 L Z II A T X ID COUGH CANDy.
100000 Reward for a more etfeciual remedy for
the cure OF CouGHs. COLDS, ASTHMA, In
FLusNxA, GosuMprIoN, GROUP


100000 Reward for more eifeciual remedy for
FLUKNxA, CosuMPrIoN, GROUP
AND SORE THRoAT.
THE extraordinary success of the LETOURNO
CELEBRATED COUGH CANDY, in the cure of
Coughs. Colds. Asthma, influenza, Consumption Group,
and Sore Throat warrants him in recommending those
being unsurpassed by thing OF the kind Every family
should be supplied with it, to be used preventive in
case OF Coughs, Colds. etc. not only effcacous its
exercise but Is rendered pasiabe the taste, that chill
nostrum. but genuine remedy of known and established
+. L. MASSEY. Apothecary,
corner Camp and Gravier streets
tlfuaso. '''-'' 'r jaio ostfl 'N''' T. L. MASSEY
TO PHYSICIANS AND PLANTERS
nj r. !ohmons Pateat RECOILING SPRING LANCET.
a. invention supplies at all that be desired in q
aar wo1, any Of the disadvantages incident to the
oin, ~ s sion required that cannot from the
hs oss ard the reco of the point is instantaneous
ly inst rss,s can use with perfect security sup
All ia 'eeiSeu' Tor sale by +. l., MASSEY,
WHlSkf-l00 barrels old Bourbon and Mo.
~, noneahsla. for sale by
lal4 l. W. ARTHUR & co. % and % New Ieyee.
,ANDLEsI30o boxes patent Pearl. ALBANIAN.
;als anei e' ~ ana III Rf rnST, iot sale ts
{ EMENT-lOOO barrels Newark and Denman's
i.li John STROUD CO. ,,s Common, St
I lME-1500 barrels Thomas,on, LANDING from
- ship Mary Checker and brig Amulet ior ssIe bs ''''
laa 'oHN STROUD u co. la6 Common It,
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This of Sarsapaa has been expressly prepared
reference to female complaints No female who hss
suppose she approaching that critical PERIOD The Tuu
If Life, should neglect to tnEe it, 1t certain
any OF the numerous horrible dseases to which female
r several years by using this medicine Nor it less yaina
BE for those who spproec ming wOmanhood, it s cal
enated assist NATURE by auckenng the blood and nvigor
ng the system. Indeed this medicine invaluable for
lie delicate diseases to which subject 1t braces
the whole systen permanently the natural energies
ny removing the Impurities OF the body far stimuli.
ting to produce subsequent relaxation wi CHS the
medicines taken for female weakness and disease BY
using few bottles of this medicine and painful
.urgical operations may be VI yented.