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Receipts OF Produce:


ssnss sf 81 pork ?fE tsgassy
ia DO L shaw SKIS oats Price Frost &eo"5sS do bran
Eager Aco-s bales cotton Cocks &co77 bales cotton
sss HILL Mclean &co-sundres to ordeTo
rSIa Ney Word a4a bales
fR Vice. W csys aeo
f fsss felRa.
Eo% Tf B9lns
sod FSw fsala 1
Tas eoS Wsta Sa Moore
Rawlns &co-4 Baker & Soery-l Biscoe s. Smns-Total,
HARD TiMEs-Psr steamer Ne,ehez No 2: 2s5 bales
Oakley Cleveland Bro SEQ Wa nfls
fsfse L Ws S ws f ossp. asa5 Pav5s
sIemis gvRsy afs 8 Afp
MSoEes B9snds5. Williams SEQ. Aads!sSn Ssfea i
Ksa,eEs hhds sagsr bbs mSgsses Wright Williams
Is aons cGeRs
lis 5ssS Gen sor 40 hid,
s sasS G dS Pb bss5 Eide Ess
LppSKP0RT-PsI steamer Mar Foley; 81 binds sugar.
IL sssr sEHSs s + a4 BsSs
P nS SsU do = hh sugar IL PSS
coa Dc J1eksGa S SSa Dc
Gerard Ferrerl3 do G Sabatier-30 do Lacroix-sun
dries, orderTotal 178 hbds sugar-622 bbIs molasses
RAPAIl.ET CANAL-Per steamer J r boswell. Ii
hhds sugar w H. J Montgomery-20d do Devry-i6 do 20
hf bbls moasses Thompson2O bbls do Felowes &co~
20 do urquhaI0 do 20 hhds sugar Shif-?5 IBIS do
de Egana35 hhds do, lis bbs molasses q Oiyer-35
ssPs. i ~ % & Id;
do Fisk Steeyer6 do, l6 hhds Robinson Il Olivier
IS DE- Pavy. Lobt Seo-lo do teGkie. Robert &coa6 do
lasses Troxcsr-la de- 10 hhds sugar Roubien5 do
locq5 bbls moasses, bbs Moseey-sundries to
order.
,THIBODAgX-Per steamer St James: g hhds sugar. l25
bbls moasses Cammack Squres47 do, ~ hhds sugar
Pavy, Lobt &co-7 do, bbls molasses Sabaer4 do "a
hhds sugar Bogar Foley-50 do, 10 bbs molasses ri q
Cammack &co-34 hhds sugar Miltenberger &co-II do
Fearn, Donegan &co-4 do Drnilhet Son-3 do Roman
kernion-13 do J Beocq-I2 do w Leverich &co-
80 hbs molasses Kelly & Conyngham do W q Hewes-
30 do Mason &co25 do Cazenau-Tota $50 hhds sugar
29l bbls moasses.
FLATBoATS.
ClNClNNATl1Per Mors's two boats; 2s08 bbs flour
Babcock & Fennel.
oHIo-Per Wilkes boat: 800 bbla flour Beatty. Lggett
&co ee
OHIo-Per Manors two boats: 1850 bbls flour Adams s.
Graham. -
OHIO-Per Rogers boat: I3O bbs flour Sturges Adams
INDIANA-Per five boats: 2100 bbls potatoes and onions
$50 tons hay to A Costa and order. - $1,000
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Specifications

OF and keeping in repair and clean, the Common
present termination, viz:
The contractor shall he bound IN keen the Shall Road IN
Us present grade and to fill with fresh shells all ruts and
nqeS as last as they The road each side of the
shell Road and the Shell Road shall be kept clear OF
weeds and az Nth and oia and the slope preserved on the
the sheislsay eight inchesby the earth from the bitches
Anu oe sel IN ePaT by filling all holes and
ney appear Inc Banquee to be of all and
ssn and ne and the Bqnau grubbe
as to allow free of the water into he iraning ia
nails he Bridges to be kept in good order and repaired as
contractor ~ w 'A'a"eu ny uie
g Security will be required to the satisfaction of the Co,r
G ~ the amount Of the sale Of the contract and the first
on pay retained until the faithful completion of the
tract and be forfeited in the event of fape on the mart nj
the contractor to fulfil his duty VS. VIZ p"'' vi
o. Payments to be made monthly ON the certificate or tho
Surveyor ''' WI ''e 'eiuica'e Vi ule
Inc Municipality the right to annul the contract
te report OF the Surveyor that the work
ana 70 nave the same resod by the Mayor after the
houce at the risk OF the contractor and his securities
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WINE-TREADING IN THE SOUTH OF FRANCE
Very venerable and decidedly picturesque is the
process Of wine-treading, it is unquestionabl,
rather filthy one and the spectacle of great brown
horny feet not whit too clean, splashing and
SPRAYING in the bubbling juice, conveys at first
sight qualmy species of feeling, which, however,
seems only to be entertained by those to whom this
sight is new. was everywhere assured that all
efforts had failed to construct wine-press capable
Of performing the work with the perfection Of the
human foot No mechanical squeezing, was in.
formed, would SO nicely express that peculiar pro-
portion of the whole moisture of the grape which
forms the highest favored wine. The manner in
which the fruit was tossed about was pointed Out
to me, and was asked to observe that the grapes
were, it were, squeezed in every possible fashion,
and from every possible side, worked and churned
and mashed hither and thither by the ever moving
toes and muscles Of the foot. AS far as any i'm.
purity went, the argument was, that the fermenta
ton flung as scum to the surface every atom o
foreign matter held in suspension in the wine, ant
that the liquid ultimately obtained was as ex,
quistely pure as if human flesh had never touched
it. Correspondence of the Morning Chronicle.
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The steamship Palmetto eporsPased on the night of the
3 ult, 90 miles from Matagola Bar steamship Louisiana
Passed at O'Clock. M. the I'd inst, 30 miles
from w Pass steamship Galveston hence for Gaiveston
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RARELLl " CO, 81 Common str ct, Offer
~ the iolowng goods, in store, for sale
Italian N 4 ,rble Blocks, Slabs and Files;
Nice OIL, Bordeaux Anisette;
Cod Liver Oil, received direct from Newfoundland
BacR Six VeSet and isan SEWING ss 1;' WINES
One case superior Dental Instruments
fGe0D by direct BXRG nHd 10 e. & st.
nISSECTING CASES. Just received per
s!ea Ms phsde5Rha dozen D.sectns Cases bee
NsG's 'fsn l. M NJ isf corner Camp and Gav m
n g boxes Underwood's Tomato Ke5ehup;
u u DO DO DO M Mn,Bqs do;
r. NJ. McALPIN, 7 Canal street Row,
Ol4 u and 20 Common street.
OUININE, 1000 OF;
" Shot, i 90 bags Drop and Buck
Nais loeo kegs OF approved Brands;
Herring, 90 barrels;
Rock Candy, 2Oo boxes Red and Whte
Pickles and Gatsups 500 boxes Assorted;
,gs 5 Sauce GNs warranted senune
Philadepha Preserves, l5O boxes;
For sale By d, ], HART Il Co, 70 Tcboupioulas st.
r LIQUORS for the California Market
g cases s. Tobias n Sons W vi EITTrTpEEs;
g.: :: RRa 1sphaR4TT ilaGoR
| - - LAVENDER
t.D Pit up expressly for the California Market landip,
from ship Falcon for sale by '' 'i"t
dl E. j. HART 4 Co 70 Tchouptouas st.
n AlLSS72OOO kegs approved brands;
Gunny Bags-lS0, 900;
Quinne-20O0 ounces;
Fire Crackers-5O0 boxes:
Heckers Farina-10O packages.
Split Peas-2 barrels
Preserves-lOO packages PHILADELPHIA.
| Pickles-lOO boxes Underworld Walls Miller & Pre-
, yosts, and Philadelphia; ~
A., botlled Ale and Porter-500 boxes For sale by
-Gl4 u. j. HART co. 10 Tchoupoulas st.
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SHIPPING.
FOR CALIFOR MA.
For California.

ezs For CALIFORNIA, via the ISTHNIUs
NHtHET% OF TEHUANTEPEC;-The pioneer of this
.eks route, the first class and iavorite ste m sh
ALABAMA, X. w Foster. eommander will leave the
wharfio of Girod ST., for COATZACOALCOS RIVER,
touching atVeraCruz, MONDAY, the 9Th January for
her second trip the 18th January for her third trip and
on subsequently, at intervals OF twenty days.
cW The ALABAMA will ascend the river about forty
miles. Her soppage Vera Cruz will be only few hours.
The travel San Francisco is shortened nearly 1000 miles.
The cost is greatly reduced will be observed 6y reference
to the rates at foot The country to be taveed healthy,
and the facilities for travel considered aounaant road
OPEN Mules and horses can be obtained nere are towns
and c0mmodous stoppages and the whole usance can be
made in about thirty hours Confirmation OF TINS can be
easily procured previous to engagement W parties desirous
adventure No established aangement o. travel has yet
been made by the Tehuanepec Company in NewOreans,
while they afford the opportunity, that the public should be-
practically acquainted with route Of communication
which will very soon become the great highway
RATES OF PASSAGE: An M
IN saloon ~
IN Sleerase roiaIt
To- $50 pounds baggage allowed each passenger Freight
IS cents per cubic foot. ..,
s Passengers will have to provide themselves with pass
d3l q. j. MEERER s. co. 66 Poydras st.
a4 FOR SAN FaANCIsCO-Caiitornie Regular
sTTE Ltne-The Al coppered and fast ship hA1AH-
DIN, Alfred Morse, master, NOW loading as ABOVE,
and will have all possible dispatch. This ship Is OF the hrst
class and well found in re,pect For freight or passage
apply to VIM. J. DEWEY, IS GrayieI ST.
This ship will be consigned to the address OF Messrs
CLIFFORD, CARR & Co, San Francisco da5
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
ATTITUDE sec 81 so N-LoNsrTupx 800 .-in Time sh


|. -I-- cleared Yesterday.
sSEfsS H.T Msn
sSD Tucker a NswYS5k. ;a AsnSI,dss
a H:s:sG S:S ss:sF
Biz Henry Woodes Chamberin. Norfolk. Mas BourS
Steamer L Mclean scu Montgomery Via Mobile H..
Steamer Magnolia Haviland Galveston. Bradnsr Smith
Arrived.
e',
ss 6sb ts T sss t.
LIST my.
Mary Foley, Daferes, from, Lockport
Iowa, Carter, from 81 Louis. u,r
1T Boswell. Larose, from Rapaiet Canal.
New World, Moore. from Camden.
St James, Power, from Thibodaux
Towboat Anglo. American. Porter, from the Passeswent
down igh-brought up ship Zaraiin, dark VIM Walsh
and schr Corah.
Two ships and one schooner.
Exports.
GALyEsToN-Per steamship Portland: 4S wagons. q
- Ssa sss. asSa o
red OIL "a Do castor Oil ls % lard oil 3 boxes HOO
N Ivy YoRK s. shp Join GestsJ bes sstop
flour 4 pigs lead LOG bxs stone, TO do candles, 176 bales
hemp, 81 pkgs tndse.
LIVERPOOL1-Per ship sachem: 2342 bales cotton, lac
LIXERPo oI-Per ship North Atlantic: 1l7s bales cotton
CO.'S bbls fonr, 1900 slaves, 9 bales mdse.
NEW YORK-Per ship Atlantic: All bales cotton IL do
skins, 81 do pecuttngs, 1850 bbs flour 200 rolls leather
$50 bbs moasses hhds sugar, sS bbs pork l52 bb go
ts beef 100 50 bbs oil, 50 do ALCOHOL 40 bxs stone
sssk PEE bsls Eva 500 Dbl. moa.s.s 1000
pigs Lead 7 hhds 9S hides 10 bales skins, 20 empty
PHlLAAdDElPHIA-Per bark Chas THOMPSON; $50 bale.
cotton, 300 hhd sugar 42 bbls moasses ll0 do lard OIL
tc beef 80 bb al kegs lard 1850 pigs lead, so bales hemp
NORFOLK-Per brig Henry Woodes: 43 bbs molasses
1862 hhds sugar, ~ bbs lard oil.
MONTGOMERY-Per steamer l. MeI.ean. IS bbls 10
hhds 100 bb -four, do pork, 81 bb moasss 60 bags
Coffee etc.
GALVESTON-Per steamer Magnolia: 500 sacks SALT q
bbls apples, % bales mdse, etc.
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GALvESToN-Per steamship Palmetto IS bales cotton
Kelly L. Conyngham-16 do Pegram g. Bryan-11 L Hart
&co-4I w Arthur &co-22 w Powell "A Greenwood
Gco-ll do Cummings, Stewart &co-sundres to Dyas &co
-Rugeley, Rochelle Blar-Prehn. Clegg &co-J Vance
=! ". Arthur &co-R w Powel-A ID Grief &co-Total,
l04 bales cotton.
NEW YORK-Per ship Zaratin: Assorted mdse
BRAZOS ST JAGO-Per schr Corah: 1900 hides. 1000
harms ate nrflor
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IT. T. PUL1N8, N. n
J. WILSON, NJ. u.
R. h. BRIGGs, NJ. b.
Albany, Ap l, lA7. P. Il. ELMENDoRFF, NJ. D.


Owing to the shwccess and immense sale of nr. Town
sends Sarsapara, l1mber OF who iormerlyuu
Agents, have cont nced making sarsaparla Extract
EXirs, Bters, Extracts OF Yellow Dock, They gene
rally mp the shaped bottles, and some of tnem
have stolen and copied advertisements they on'y
worthless limitations, and should be avoided
Principal Office, 126 Fulton street. Sun Building, Naw
York Redng Co.. state street, Boston; Dyott & 81
l33 North Second street, Philadelphia :. s. Hance, Drug
glst, Balumore p NJ. Cohen, Charleston; los South Pear
street. Albany F. H. McGraw, Natchez; and by all tht
principal Druggists and Merchants generally throug the
United States, West indies and the Canada5.
J. WRIGHT, Isl Ctartr6s street.,
d3 SOLE AaRkT, New Orleans,
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oIiCE is hereby given, in virtue of the above
10 Ell tesouuon, that will sell, my office on MONDAY
e 3. gay OF January, 1851 IL O'clock M to the lowest
.ie contract for keeping in repair, for one year. the
bitches on either de-the whole in accordance with The pe
chcatohs aooVe' td2S1 A. d. CROSSMAN Mayor.
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This extract OF Sasapaa mas been expressly prepared in
reference female complaints. No female who has
to suppose she approaching that critical period, 1.-THE Tu
OF Life should neglect to take it,
fol- any OF the numerous horrible diseases to which females
subject this time of life This peod may be delayed
for several years by using this medicine Nor less vaua
BILE for those who approaching womanhood it cal
cuaed to assist nature by Guckenng the blood and nvgo
atng the system. Indeed this medicine Invaluable for
the delicate diseases to which subject 1t
the whole system permanently the natural energies
by removing the Impurities oil the body far stimnia.
ting produce subsequent relaxation, wi CHS the
using few bottles of this medicine, many and painful
surgical operations may be o. evented.
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JOIN BUTLER, Jr.

DI IcWnsenu ShfHHDaa u sovereign and speedy
for lncipient CONSUMPTION, Banennes, Proapsu Ute
Whites. obstructed difficult Menstruaon lnconnence
of Urine involuntary discharge thereof and for the
prostraon OF the whether the result
inherent causes produced by reguoy, illness.
accident. Nothing be surprising than
effects the human Frame Persons all weakness and lass
tude from taking become robust and full of
under its influence 1t Immediately the nerYeless-
OF the female frame. which the great of barren.
Ii will be expected of of delicate
nature, to exhibit certificates OF performed but
the afflicted that hundreds Of have been reported
Thousands of where families have been without
children, after few bottles of this Invaluable medicine
nave been blessed q fine, healthy otsnuug.
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SHlP CHANDLERY, etc. ETC., comprising--
~ naa 1la and Hemp ROpe-of all sizes;
o8Nmi Pitch; Tar; Rosin;
I'm tas74lemp and Cotton
o eKS--of all sizes;
I a ten ROLLER Sheives-all sizes;
paxntRoler Bushings;
Ankes and Nails;
Oars and Skulls-all sizes:
Paints, OILS and Nanshes;
ltardware.a general assortment for ship use.
nrockery, Earthenware and Glassware
Brooms and Buckets;
Pumps and Rigging Leather:
Sailors Clothing Boots and Shoes:
Groceries, Wines and liquors-of nj dissertations
Ny, For sale on the most reasonable terms by
AZ WooD y 80 on The l:eyee, Post 81, Second
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PHILADKLpHIA, June 25 lS46-i feel free Dr.
Oayss Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar, from enencs
Of its benicial effects my have been for
line past subject attacks OF splitting blood attended with
weakness OF the breast and uneasy at the stomach
accompanied with dypeptc symptoms. Last spring, having
attack of it, recommended by aCqu NANCE, who
mad been cured by Dr. Davss Syrup, to try dso and
relieved by it in less than bottle. Its apparent good
fleets immediate.
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IN OFFERING the public this and valuable remedy
L for CONS UlIP1ION, BRONCHITIS, .ASJIfJlIyf,
COU(7HS, COLDS, etc., append few notices of the
character and efficacy OF the medicine Numerous testimo.
mails be in paphet for distribution the agency,
which invited obtain. ltmay be proper say
that Dr. d. eminent practising physician twelve years.
standing, graduate of the University OF Pennsylvania
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GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and d.
- ~ rect importers Of FRUITS, NUTS VINES ETC..
me, imported direct from Charleston; No.
D %S N5s dfums new Smyrna, superior Eleme;
hAiSlNS-ln quantities to suit purchasers,
ALMQNDS-90Q bales and bags Soft ShaIIed Almonds;
5IEllilED AlINONDS-UO boxes, in fine order:
~ bugs and barrels;
PEPFEE, RACE GINGER, etc.--4GO bags;
81 Al AN RCHIAgency of Heth, Floyd & Co.;
Y ,3Il-5O baskets, pnts and quarts, "Plaguol;''
NisS-Who'es halves thirds and quarter bOxes
WlNES-Mnscat Claret, etc, in boxes Malaga, sweet
BRANDT ES-vaFOus qualities;
BnTTER.Alway5 on hand, supply best st. Ious;
all kinds Of Foreign Fruits etc.;
PRuNES--ln Jars and fancy boxes;
ClTRONS-30 boxes superior Gepon Citrop,s
CHAMPAGNE-iO0 baskets:
BRANDY CHERRl IISs--3lD cases fresb landing.
hACCARoNl AND VERNfCEiIi-8J0 cases fresh
Genoa, landing: ~ ~
FlREGRACkERS-300 boxes first quality No 1:
SoWDER-Agency of The celebrated American Chrys-
po nS|n , 1ompan{' guaranteed superior to
1IEl
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GREAT BLESSING To MOTHERS AEp CHILDREN

1t is the safest and eiectual medicine for purifying
the system and relieving the suengs attendant upon child
birth discovered 1t strengthens both the mother and
child, prevents pain and disease increases and ennche Il
food those who have used il think it inJyeasib. II
highly useful both before after pr
vents diseases attendant upon childbirth: piles,
cramps swelling of the feet, despodeucy 1earIfn yom-
iting, pain in the back and JOINTS false PAIN, tage,
and in regulating the secretOns and equal the oua.
always safe, and the most fsoats and oeeesf
oil magneala ia usani iD-Ts m re open az
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Wholesale and Retail,
VI. LEFORT, 1913 ST. CHARLES STREET.
Opposite the ST. Charles Theatre,
The Hing of Confectoners, late from Psris
TO PROVE that We do not take this ttle in
~ VAN, we pray the public in general, and those v..
anime for themselves. We have The mos rhoice s.SYS
ahu Varied aruc es OF CONFECTIONERY, ruch SIsssS
Candies etc, " '' wv
f Lelo has the best collection of Flower Pctuns Stat
nes Fancy Goods, Fruits Toys etc. in pnre sngar With
nave ever before been seen in this city. 7' ~
n etoft are has engaget The best French Pastry Cooks
ms city can sGlpasa il. ma amns III
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PAINTING DONE WELL AND CHEAP
4. BOHERS, so long aud iavorlby know 81 "A House.
ana Sign FAINT ER, won inform his friends and
ne public In general that he has PAINT SHOP at ia
Magazine street, here he prepared TO contract or exc
cutting with Ompness and dispatch all orders in his line of
uuslItss, WIN Inc very best nj materials. NJ ly
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Merchants from different sections OF the country,
he atieng OF the universal popularity and
cacy of Dr. Dayis's Syrup, under their notice number
Of them witnessing its virtues, have regularly sold
liton that if it did give satisfaction the should he
returned, and of them has had application
urn the money This speaks volumes favor of the medi-
cine We append few extracts from orders, samples of
hose frequent receipt Of well accounts
we frequently hear:
Frora Doctors Vaughan and Rsh 10th praetisiss ply.
siciaHs as nell as Draggists.l
MIsHAwAKA, Ind, June l. lS47-Dr. Dayis's syrup Of
Wild Cherry and Tar off like hot cakes We think that
you choose Wholesale agency for that medicine,
dispose of almost amount in Northern Indiana.
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Dr. Townsend. having tested his SarsapaIa in
of Fits, of recommended it, and surprised
to receive the following from intelligent and respectable
Farmer of Wsstehester county:
FoRDKAM, August IS, lS47.
DR.. Totonscnd-Dear Sir: have little girl seven ysare
of age, who has been several years afflicted with Fits;
tired almost everything for her, but without
although we could find recommendation circulars
for like heru. thought she very delicate
health would give her of your Sarsapara, and
glad did, for only restored her strength but
has mad return of the Fits pleasure and
prise She is fast becoming rugged aud hearty, for which
we fsei grateful. Yours respectfully,
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wEAKNEss AND PAN IN TUE breast.

PHILADELpHIA, June g. 18+6l highly recommend DR..
Dayiss Syrup OF Wild Cherry and Tar, from my knowledge
its virtues My wife had been affected for long time with
weakness and pain in the BREAST the OF this medicine in
short entirely relieved her. The symptoms would, after
time ecur, and all occasions the relief speedy
the first place. Ii months since she has been
rec Of the affection consider and recommend as most
valuable medicine. It's gthenng effect has been great
addition to relieving the breast Swallow 79 Waters
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Ddpiss Syrupd Rad CAsrry and Tar-We would cal
the advertisement OF this valuable medicine in an
other column. Several of its aluRry effects
Under personal observation and therefore confidently
recommend it the Afflicted Ed NJ j. Heeiy Yisitsr
End Temperance Sentinel t7'rentoa,) Feb. 3, I547.
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~ Inc fo9wing statement is from a worthy and wei
NoWh ctiIen Mr. hlaf has been for several wears hi.
ecoI OF e Public Schools, and has held various offices Of
honor and responsibility: ~ ~ "
pHitADELPnIA, September IL, 1854 month or more
nGe was attacked with an obstinate hacking cough which
le common remedies, such paregoric and squis.
t9I qter ordinary medicines Dr. Davis's CompOund Swim
y Wmd cherry and Tar relieved in few doses andthrpe
ohrlns OF hottie entirely cured My mother w ~,
coupled with an habItual cough and has regularly ta 10
H9l and paregorc has been taking Dr. DAVIS medicin
ew days past and says her cough is half so bad a.
before she commenced taking 1t. ID
s--,. THOMAS MnLAR, Al Race street
he South and West, j. WRIGHT (, ~ '' ''A
No 1871 Oh esSStree : Nav 0rie,r,.
Where all orders must be ad W -'e" 'iiea III
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DOCTOR D. r.
.SN1'SNpNr5glN.


Iae Most Extraordinary Medieta, ~ NE Wgr.
INES CHEAPER AND PLEAsANrER, AND WAR.
RANrED SUPERIOR TO ANY soLD-Tr
CURES WITHOUT VOMITING, PuR9-
~. ING, sICKENINa OR DEBlLt-
x-,,,,. rATIEa THE PATIENT.
all other medicines that while eradicaes the disease.
NJ 02 AND s% Nm f IN S YsH Sii
Ever known it not only purifes tho whole system and
engthens the person. but creates new, pure and rich
Of y no wS osa suSas Ad
performed within the last five years. than 100 900 cures
Of severe cases OF disease at least 5o considered
during the two past
10000 EA AST 81 3F NGENERAL NnEsgTY AND
Dr. Townsend's Sasaparlla nvgorat. the whole system
permanently TO those who have lost their muscular
by the effects OF medicine ndscretiou committed youth,
general physical postraOn of the nervous SYSTEM ade
want ambition faintng sensations premature decay and
can be entirely restored by this pleasant remedy This arsa
parma Is lar ' pSVfG g sny CORDIAL.
As and nvgoraes the SYSTEM activity to tn
ms and strength to the muscular SYSTEM in most extra.
CoNsUMPTIoN CURED.
Cleanse and Strengthen. Consumption can be cured.
Bronchitis, Consumption, Liner Complaint, Colds,
Of s s sSa Hsee Es shs a ss1' 8,
Pr9fuse Erpcctoraton Pam in the Side, ETC. haoe been
A"A Gu" '' 'As Sitting BLOOD.
Dr. 7oonsend-I verify believe that your sarsaparila
have for several had bad cough 1t worse
and worse. At last raised large quantities Of blood, had
did not expect to live have only used your sarsapaila
short time and there has wonderful change been
blood, and my cough has left me. You well imagine
that thankful for these results Your obdt
WIN. RUSSELL, DO Catharne street.
RHEUMATISM.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-04

This is only of than four thousand csses of
Rheumatism that Dr. Townsends Saraparla has cured.
The and chronic weekly eadcated by
IS extraordinary virtues.
James Cummings, ESQ.,, of the assistants in the Luna.
tic Asylum, Blackwe's Island is the gentleman spoken of
in the following letter:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-04

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