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The ST. CHARLEs.-Collins is drawing fine houses.
The Governor and his suite will be present night in full
rvd rasa
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James G,,lick Fire Co. No. IL,


NewUrcans, Jan. g, 1851.
fI At Meeting of the Board, this day held, the FOL
low preamble and resolution unanimously adopted,
here's Some vessels from ports he States
ArI especially ,on carry many stone AID ythI
heavy 1erly the decks, which deck ppan ant
Leak hud thereby damaging tie without
weather petls at lbe tH.rttur. bs }
NCn'd That GuU and after the ffsf day February,
will te considered Insured by The Comp gsncez
composing this tolrd u tct partial TOSS particular average
by vessel which heavy luads from any mort
in the Uu tad Suites 20 NV Oclenns.
it7 6Zln -O.5dp JAMES II. WHEELER, Sc .relary.
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The CRIMINAL Laws OF THE UNITED STATES.
The Rev. Charles Spear, who has devoted MANY
years OF perseverng toll to the ameloration of the
condition OF Prisoners is about to visit England to
appear before a committee of Parliament to render
such information as he can, in regard to the crm-
nal laws of the United States and their operation.
1t appears that request has been made to our
minister in London the Hon Abbott Lawrence. for
information OF the character described Through
him the request made to Mr. Calhoun. Secre-
tary of State Of Massachusetts, and the result has
been The decision the part of some of the friends
and fellow citizens of Mr.. Spear, to send him to
England to reply to the questions that have been
addressed to MIR. Lawrence, and which are as fol-
lows:
In how many of the States does Capital Punishment exist
H. Has Capital PunisbnSn mt always formed a part Of the
code OF such States not, when was Introduced
ILL., The number of persons each of such States who
have been execned daring each of The three Lass ''r' and
w. The number Of capital sentences which have been
commned during the sams PERIOD and the nature aud dura
" The manner in winch capital sentences ave carried
treatment o the ermLgP during this interval as to 9sreoge
hoae presence s carried into effect and under what su
exit by lay al II eyer existed IN such States and
Vii What in such States are the punshmens for those
crimes for which Capital Punishment elsewhere inflicted,
VIII What Is the comparative effect 90 fur as i. cap be
entertained OF these respective punshmeu the highest
* In the States 10 which there IS Capital
frequent?
To these questions, others have been added as to
the best method OF procuring employment for dis
charged prisoners, of classifying crimes, etc. 1t is
Mr. Spears intention to sail about the LIST Of May
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#s VIcKsBuRG, January I, 1851.
Cspt Cobb formerly of the Mohawk, committed suicide
thu morning by blowing his brains out. The death of his
wife, and pecuniary embanassments, undoubtedly the
s.rltov n dead
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DEATH OF DISTINGUISHED MEN.-Ex. GOV
errors Plumer and Bell, of New Hampshire, are
both dead. The former expired in Epping, on the
sd and the latter IN Chelsea on tue same day.
Gov Bell was U. 5. Senator from 1899 to 1890.
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CONFESSION OF MURDER.-The New York
Sun has letter from Bel-Air, giving an account of
the trials of Stump and Griffith for the murder of
Hammond. The writer says:
Stump having been acquitted of the murder,
his evidence was of course admissible, and he was
called to the stand in behalf of Griffith. Being
sworn, he was asked:
Cues. Do you know anything of the murder of
Hammond Ans. Yes. @. Do you know who
killed him! A. Yes. Q. Who was it? A. Iaid
1t myseJL Q. Had Griffith any agency in the
act! A. None; and he did not know it, until four
hours afterwards
The jury Immediately returned verdict of Not
Guilty, against the prisoner, and he was discharged
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We are indebted the steamers Boona and Empire fo
lata nv nanerz
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The Nashville packet Talleyrand that sunk last
Friday week in the Mississippi river, was insured
Ill this city and Madison for upwards of $4,000
on the hull and cargo. She had large quantity OF
tobacco on board, which was principally on deck,
and we presume the greater portion of it was
saved. The Firemen's Merchants, Lexington,
Marine, Franklin and Columbus eencies had Risks
to the extent of $4,000, and the Madison a)
office risk amounting to $3.50. Louisville
Courier 3lst nit
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fire broke out in Danve, Pa, on the night
OF the 25th ult, destroying four stores and build
ing used as dwelling and a barber shop. The
loss is about $4,000, partly insured. The build
ings were owned by ]. r. Beach,
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FgsfsS0as0bac eCYOyhsme.

No. 10 CANT STREET.
Opposite Hewletts Exchange.
IT, We are receipt complete Stock of FAsoNA.
BILE CLoTHlNGpn1 FURNISHING GOODS, composing nearly
every article in the way Dress suitable for the season
THOMPSON ~ NIXON.
os3 sAp u No ~ Camp street,
TO SUGAR PLANTERS-Test between Mr..
Fire Brick cost s35, branded GaInkik " tue ''''O'
Al tho ,.,o., If NJ. ssis'P Foundry, August g. 1850
which we mel iron, one Of ", Keg'als brick with one Of
''shty Mr. Kenda'snot at ALL neither broken cracked
We filling Planters orders and wanaHhi our br lex to
stand and f h At IS and the se ara; Wa IL EAGER
GROCERIES-At Wholesale-
~ go bags prime Rio Coffee;
S0 DO Laguagra do;
i 100 Raies Old Gqye,npe Java importation
iS "a do CHESTS l r9%eS9'E and md sGnfbong Tea
100 Oh. lib and cannse r Green IRE. ~ T. do:
hh5 $5ga% Sf Rsn Saf Sugar,
I IS9 boxes ,titGhisd's Pearl Candies;
G DC h Sa ssa Aif Mss, ss sPnas'
lG9 9O packages Nackere and Goldfish;
So package packs iis' hait;s Bpekwbsat;
1900 P pack lssSMi VII Rai Ga'a''
l R ss sd s sss e @s 5s AM maaa.
,oo,sS o 99sev Gsht8n Gnge Together with large
he asds WINES dl5 %s f0''G&1 5iS G n e.
GARPETlNG CURTAINS, etc.-We are in
Of cS sfRsP Fl S S9s es for sale at low prices choice styles
Eng Free me Iapestry Brussels carpetmg;
FR9PsR9s sz Fine s". Ge Sms SsP .
Stair sisn. R Re g. Transparent Shades, etc
Floor On Cloih, to "a #. wide, cut TO size, and
Curtain aie sS Six and Wool Arch Curtain oa
ga WorsieJ T rich d' Curtain Damask, new style;
Embroidered Lace and Muslin Curtains;
iO4 esta rich Gull embroidery Bobbine Curtains latest
Wedqw C9nice Pqs rItsSgPs; , Tase, Cords e;s
NIL 2dp If 26 Charres St, and 81 Customhousest st.
yITNDoW GLAss-2,OO Window Glass. assorted ,ze
0 am NW ssn %l' sn @ at g p'f TsF HT s
examine, and inquire the price before pmschesing ~ . m
o2a Corner Of Magazine and Gan@Sn ina.
T LIQUIDATION. - The undersigned, being
- about 70 retire from the Dry Goods business will from
this date, offer their large and elegant stock Of their own i'm
to examine Should the entire stock be sold by the LIST
February next. we will close it at apc,t9p 9 co
n2o 2dpt Come. GA" Hland ROYAL streets.
CODA ASH--lO0 tons high strength in store
jas 100 tons DE- & &sas st.
GROUND PLASTER-2O0 pkgs., for Foun-
jas s sss m sEa9sF sn assa sas BY
CANDLES boxes Star Candies, in store,
jas '0' sue 1HAyMAN 81 HOLDEN. 90 Magazine st.
palm OlL-3o tons direct mprotation to ar
jas lVe' 'Ol TA99MAN HOLDEN. IS Magazine st.
DECANS-30 bags new Texas, in store
i jas A. f. COCHRAN, q TcioupitouIas st.
| PRUNES-2O cases Din cansl new Prunes
l. Jas AT. COCHRAN. a Tchouptoulas st.
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The statue OF Hamilton, which the merchants of
New York erected in the Exchange, was in the
modern costume. 1t represented the man as he
was. Why should not Mr.. Calhoun have been
'eternized in the dress of all American of the
nineteenth century, rather than in the robes of
Roman :? The costume of the present day is ex-
tremely ungraceful-far less fitted for purposes OF
painting or sculpture than that of the last century
But IT is the fault OF the times, and work which
is to call out ought to carry down posterity TRUTH
even in its humblest details
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The Marha4 vii on Lafayette Square (nouDted) on
WEDS ESbAH, January s, at 10 O'Clock A NJ. and will
there hold themselves resiness subeer further orders.
Ia6 CHARLES A. LABUIAN. Grand Msrhai.
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On Monday evening. the h inst by the Rev Theodore
'iapp, MIR. WILLIAM MCCARY and Miss LAvINIA NIIIEu
daughter OF james Miller, Esq, all OF this city.
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Why on thy mimic orb, grasp'd in thy hand,
sun dwell thy stern regaris2 Seek st thou land
Through thy ambition not yet drench'd in blood
" stream, or sea with unpouted flood?
Ihy eagle banner long by war uniurl'd,
Triumphant floats DER more than half the world
Shall then future g, alien to peace,
Fray, vainly pray, TO see thy conqleets cease?
No! Unequal to thy greatness, shalt thou fall,
Nanquish'd and exl'd. and bereaved OF all;
From Violated rights disaster springs,
GGAnIe-a iIraaII aL Lrntaa Il In.
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NO. ~ CAhP STREET.
Opposite Hegsetts Exchange.
W We are now in receipt Of complete Of FAsoNA-
hLE CLoThlNGpnd FuRNishNG GOODS, comprising nearly
every article in the way Of Dress suitable for the sca.yn
THOMPSON Il NIXON,
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DieU:
, On the 9th inst, of consumption, Mrs. LYDIA ELLEN in
the 10Th year OF her nge. wife Of lhomas B. Taylor and
daughter OF the Hon James Randen, of Indiana,
On the 9Th inst, CATHERINE, consort Of James Wall
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Che Daily Crescent.

OFFICIAL JOURNAL
Tia Council Of the Second Municip0ltty
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Complaint Constipation and Debility, curing after Natures
esas b.
Half ateaspoonfa Of this dad infused in water, will d
ge: q dissolve five pounds of roast bee IN about two hours
Scientific Evidence.
Baron Leibig in his celebrated work animal chemistry
says: artificial digestive fluid analogous to the Gastric
Be ss n whSh
such and eggs will be sofened changed and digest
sa inst u the same manner as they would be the human
Dr. Psrsira in his famous treatise On Food and Diet
published BY Fowler Wells, page 35 states the
same great fact. and describes the meth9d Of preparation
There are few higher anthoEes than u perei ps;,
Digestion observes that diminuton Of the due quantity
Of the Gastric Juice prominent and all prevailing
of Dyspepsia; )" and he states that distinguished Profe
complaint finding every thing else to fall had recourseto
he Gastric Juice obtained from the st0machs Of living ami
mails, which proved completely successful"
Diet, says: It remarkable fact in physiology that the
stomach of animals. maceraed in water inpar to the fluid
the property Of dssoyng yarous articles of food and Of
Dr. Sipan great work The Chemistry ofMan, % (Lea
Blanch@a. Philadelphia, 1862 PIP. 32-'2 says: The
Of aissson. From recent s1ps%snt. We know tina, iooa
from Pegsn, as II in the uasura Gastric Juice tsef"
p DIpsOa # J:sSn his
fifty pages t9 examination Of this subject His expert
from the Lying human sem &c and from animals are well
perfectly in the artificial as ip the natural deeson
die :Ssy, ss kE 5Nf511 rs S.
General Agent for Southern States.
~ For sale also by Druggists generally. my23 Iy
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GRECIAN FANCHERONIAN DROPS
/ = ID

A SURE AND SAFE REMEDY for and will
"A positively cure, the Sick Headache Chis and Fever
aundce Dyspepsia, Chronic DiarrhGa, Sea- Sickness Cho
era and Cholera nfantum, and healthy action
morphine entering into their compound They not pur
port to be remedy for all of diseases that flesh
positively cure They will aso correct all Of
the system commonly called rheumatism.
remedy for the Gravel, and Vermfuge
Worm Medicine, there il none better.
~ Prepared only By DR.. J. 8. FANcHKR, 1l0 Flu lton
street, NewYork, few d0on from Broadway.
For sale, Wholesale and retail by
e. b. BEACH, lN Canal street,
t~ AGRNTs for Louisiana, Alabama Misissippi, Ar.
kansas Texas and Florida. fell lyduW
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49, q q .. = =. =

CUuut6F16I6 AbOund 7!
All other falsely named PAIN EXTRATORs areCoun
srfeits OF DALLEY'S. The worthless men who sell them
nope that by stealing our name, they induce the public
to believe that their n6rums possess the virtues
articles. Buy Of none but our authorised Agents.
10 Attend to hepeeutsor marks upon ths gen
Msme;; and Observe that the name, - Il. DA L.
LEY" be WRITTEN WITH A PEN, in dt6syeat
eolored Ink, on the eaveiops of each 6og and that
NO other DO apoa it.
General Depot for the United states, all order,
addressed will be promptly executsd.,
II. DALEY d CO..
AIS Broadwap. Nsp YORK.
s ~ THERN DEPOT,
Isl Ckartrss street, Ne 10 OrIsa.s
Where all Dealers in the States of LOUISIANA, Ala
BAMA. MISSISSIPPI. KENTUCKY and TENNEs
SEE, and the City of ST. LOUIS. IN the State oil MIS
SOURI,. will be promptly supplied.
John WRIGHT & CO.
auO tm Gsns~ri Seenss fac said Th,v,.sve
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DOCTOR .. r.
EOs1assen6s's SSxrsa1sGrIIzss
woADER AID BLKssln,. or THR AGE


u9s a sT, ~ :. sr IN ~ ne
r1rs ca.Ar.n .sn F.lAs1sr.a; AND War
CURTIS WITHOUT voMTIsa, rURs-
Inc. sIcKEEINs OR DEBILl.
THE S,:s beauty s2d :psps1osIy q Iii; sa..aparla
n's2i'i' 4; 92ts IN E T; Sii
sss s
as i've than n
Ghs
during the two past seasons.
10000 W SAsHs 81 2F s GHkSFsAt ss sEEssGTY AND
Dr. Townsend's Saapsrla invgoratss the whole system
By medicine ndcrstion oommtted IN youth
ss Of he Ss
.one S5 s. decay an
can be entirely restored by this pleasant remedy This Sara
parma " a' ' iSViG 9 RATING CORDIAL,
As renews and nvsorates the system activity to tn
mbs and strength to the muscular system. in most
1 u rs Nsu yls CURED.
& s;s sss:
% sa &. S ss D zss: t..
Dr.: Tsen..nd-l verify believe that yous ssisspa.I.
have fOI several years had bad cough wone
sS Of had
DID RG' s.Dss. ys SRy
abls wall ali ovsT the city .' raiss no
blood and my SSpgh has left me- You Gan well
WV. RUSSELL. IS Catharins street.
RHEUMATISM.
that Town.snds ssrsaps Hia"$ has sa cured
uexuaoTdinary virtues
Gns Of III e: ssasnsn !sE ks1s
In the following letter:
IT, hsvs .ps ssR .sb1 Tor
niue years with the Rheumatism considerable Of The time
limbs terribly .% Rsa ns SsSe nss anS
bottles Of your sa,sspaIa hey have done me more
sSSS an Ss1S
FEVER AND AG {thst' oUA1lSa''
fSs cn y on
Ct the hundred, that have received the South AM
west OF IKE character; osw,.o m;o,.., ~, o. ,s.,
h wr Toenssnd-pssI Sir: pnIcha:sd ioI wife two
sss
ss sss
violent and before :hs had finished the bottle she
VII sS. and hsa S;sls Them %itS S "a
s.oesdns 'hs Ss.s
S :sas saS
AZ. j. osn
Of use, you are at liberty to use it as you choose,
Yours. respectfully. CHARLES d. SWAIN.
FIrsi FITsi FITsl
Dr. Townsend having tested his Sanapala in
Of Fits Of recommended 1t, and was surprise
10 rsosvs following from an Intelligent and Respectable
Farmer of WatohaBtes county:
DR.. To,onssns-Dsar Sir: have ittls sr ssysn yean
of age who been ssvsral Year, afflicted with Fits; We
med almost everything for her, but without succsa at last
although could find Recommendation in our circular
for like hs we thouxh e she was in delicate
health world give her some Of your Saapaa anu
hs. had 70 return Of the E to our great pleasure and
We feel grateful. Youn. respectfully.
- J0Hn BuTknR, il. b.
~ FINALE MHDICINR,
d. fownssndS ssisapalla sovereign and speedy eus
e insioifH oS5.aHstes ssmani.s, fs2iapses Qtd.
W.. .. z: 49, e: :'f sssss:;.
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wcrdfp 90 quickly dces ism9ys al palm aud so euss
and heal The injury, No SCAR RRNAMe Itn suoo, 4.
healing old sores Of long Standing b unparalleled
,LA. 81, LOUIS, Mo-, July 9, l8l6.
Dear SW Abouta week snoe while working at my trade
BIT Of the adxe sntsIsd the top Of foot, Just beowthe
stsp, The wound began TO iname and Continued sot1
and adhesive plasie, but all to no purpose
then commenced the Of
DALlARY'6 MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
and In les than minutes the pain and inflammation began
to subdde, and has now entirely left me-
can confidently recommend Daley's Magical Pain Ex
tractor a. being superior 70 anything have tried 10
removing pain OF Inflammation.
am ship carpenter BY trade. and shall be wilng
uiy 70 the virtues Of the Save all times when necessary.
reside on Franklin Avenue, No. 15l where give any
Information desired. Yours, truly
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o1sc w9h, the vsy be of oil remedies ever bsfors Tia
pubnq Sold wh0leIajs and retail, By JOHN BULL,
~ p psncPa ofiee. 81 Fourth ssst, and By The Drug.
Ba Mi,hn6 e aoo.p! Agency f ths e Of
=! Fourth street.. Lopisviie with resrsncss
The principal Agents In NewOfes.s IA the ssle Of
J0hn bnls SaraapaYla, wholesale and rsSsij an $50 "
20 j. WRIGHT co; 1t thsir Pstsnt Medicine
yyo OH warehouse, Isl ChaYtres atrast
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THE true Digestive
Fluid or Gastric Juice.
prepared from Rennet OF
the stomach of the Or,
after directions given BY
Baron Leibig, the great
Physiological Chemist.
by J. 9. Houghton, M.
D., No. II North Eighth
street, Philadelphia, the
only immediate and per.
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TO MorHRRs AND MARRIED LADIES.

nave 0een bie1Dod with flne, healthy 0nBpnnG.
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.
r. Tan
~5sss
q tim; Of & Th sS S a: ssss
BE for those who approaching womanhood. a. i cal
ss's .'iGs e sS IS III
ths delicate diseases to which wonsn are subject braces
&: Sas, the ~ e, : :ma:
a o . RSduGs e. VI ch The case
H:n& fey b:!. q IL nsdons and psn
GREAT !, !! T. BLESSING TO MOTHERS AID CHILDREN
ths Ssyssm and IsvpE the attendant upon od
both h sn9
and Hs n : p
s os;. ss S:
and n Regulating cstcns and squsians The cirSus
.s s.ass. Of % II
very few Gases require otns1 medicine In soms lite
n:sss. E a ss. N d: s.
- EHTTY. AND HEALTH.
Sss Ss ~ 4ss, APPLIED SS: II g ss
Do%ds or &c ss
Inc Of rch and asossy nsd .nS VS,egs
Pas' ~ 81 nh
n' Ss. ps s ~ he
fame r., Of ov: re-, aha s admire but
:o y L there nd 5sah, .hs'.
and uss the sn sd tan driven hs paint
S'3s s. ;. iSs dass,
70 9sS ss SsS@ to
Sas 4 6. s sfs ,s
sss ,aSS% aIs :ss'
and beautiful compe1isns. they should use b.. Tcw
dsshssd Ladies aass
W. n ' C2NKER IN THE MOUTH.
s s,s ss s -
numbs received hi:wssi Al' '''''so from s's'
viii ~ 4 Ssi
sses S' os #
you feel very EIssi1 Y0@p"; ,s:HsopIIs
r,,.. EsoThCE To-THE IhApIEs.
snd Sass ss a as ss
complaints womsn word for %odUhsl msn 70,
sp medicine have .nce The Of Dr. Townsens
Mi.tarss P females. as they agra
waite disease. and undermine the constitution.
sCRQFULA CURED.
control ove The most obstaas disease Of he Blood
persons 'i'fd e. Ae'if sfVisfsfsn
Dr. Tcpnsend-DeaI Sir: have the pleasure to inform
that three Of children have cured Of the ScrO
ny the use Of yopI excellent medicine They ailct
very severely with bao have taken only four bottles
took them away. for which feel myself under great obes
| ton. Your, respectfully,
ISAAC w. GRAIN. lOe Wooster street.
OPINIONS OF PHYSIt lANS.
Dr. Townsend il almost daily receiving ORDER from Ply,
Til. 70 osstfy that we. the undersigned Phyne,a, o
70 e o Il:
valuable preparations In the market.
u. 2. PUhINa,
]. WILsON, 4. D..
B. b. BRIaas, 4. D.
Albany, Ap l. 1877. +. II. kLh1NDORII, Il. ,.
CAUTION.
Owing to the asotsucoeas and immense sale of Dr. Tcwr
sends SanaparilA. aNmbef Of men who formerly
Agents, have COMM eced making Sarsapahlla Exits ~
Exs, Bitten. Extracts of Yellow Dock. etc. They gene
aly put up the shaped bottles and some 1.-The
WORTHLESS limitations and should be avoided.
Principal Office, l8 Fulton street, Sun Building, Nov
Yors Rsdins Co., Ststs street. Boston; nyott Sen
gia. BALTIMORE p NJ Cohen Charleston los South Pea,
street. Albany P. ii; McGraw, Na,ohez; and By all III
principal Druggss and Merchants generally hrou
United States, Westl les and the Canada,
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John Bulls Sarsaparla of the greatest Female Med
cine now in existence In those where he
debated the energy wher
the efforts of weak and deficient proue
ovewrough when the face pale and cooress the strength
ee6e and yielding, the spirit troubled and depressed,
Destroyed then Bulls sssapana is sovereign remedy. /
whole SYSTEM permanently the natural energies,
moves distractions checks exoesses creates and healthy
rally to adopt the OF this medicine, would
suffering disease and unhappness among them than
lists health would take the place of disease the rosy
would succeed the pa faces should have smiles nstoaC
Of tears, and perhaps long e instead of one cut short b.
afoon AT that critical period termec the "tu of fe
which often attendant with much DANGER Bulls
para found TO exert most beneficial effect All ade
approaching this crisis should be appzed of fact ant
avail themselves of this valuable medicine,
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made by DR.. FRYER and DIR. w. A. WILLIAMS, No. 80
Frenchmen street, Thrd. Municipality Go and ALL
preudces aside, and reflect make proper trials if think
to convince you Of the great medical skill Of Dr. Fryer
Judge for yourselves, and throw off the shackes Of bgoTy
and nfdety, for they bane society," "A Tape Worm
Taena) ID feet long taken from the body of Joseph
Heal. aged - years. He was under medical treatment Of
doctors both here and in Germany without being cured and
was finally cured by Dr. Fryer with three doses Of medicine
Another Tape Worm, fifteen feet long was extracted from
body Of Henry Fox Patient had suffered for three long
years. and treated BY different doctors. without success,
office and with The Doctor prescription on the 18th Of July,
1881 Mr. Fox well known in this city and owner Of
Eyer above stated, and been examined by many
physicians of the city, and the largest
ala If lEFLKxIBLE Rlk6LkT.
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Mr. Biln regard to your Sanaparl 4, will say that
have used to extent in cutaneous affections of long
little Cschexia and all diseases where the indication OF
cure seems to consist in thorough change modification
the fluids of the body, with considerable copiunc
o,ba with local Ieaimsn think would prefer 70
will admit its value upon learning the su6lnces that ente
into le composition. Respectfully yours
w. T. PRKNTIss, M. ID.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-24
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