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try Of All Natong-Ofce M. SO Broadway New York
Refreshmept saloon-Prcpos to contract for priv
ege Of supplying st the Crystal Palace will be
able apartments will be afforded by tho Association to be
fitted furnished and decorated by the contractor his
For the form and Dimensions Of the apartments
and all other particulars parties wishing to contract viii
drinks will be strictly prohibited
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OLD LINE DEMOCRATIC
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
THE CONSTITUTIONAL COMPACT
AND IT'S RENEWED SECURE
TIES.
BALTIMORE PLATFORM.
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Cnmern-Notice.-Any Person having a first
rate whole sze with without the
rnratus and will sell cheap will find cash customer by
addressing note to S. p A. Herald Office, week.
stating price, and where to call.
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$50 TO bed TOm," q Farce In One Act, by
Thomas Norton ESQ., author Of A that Glitters is
Gold DC. &c, will be published No. 81 tho minor
DRAMA on Wednesday, April Gosh by WIN TAYLOR & CO.,
publishers Of the Standard Drama All orders
promptly attended to,
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Sl3,0G0 be distributed among $40 Subscribers
the Goth Of April 1853 Fact subscriber for Sl5 will
oeive warrantee deed for four lots % by 100 feet
from two to twenty The village 81 RoseFaie where
these lots located is only short distance south Of the
celebrated Lake Ronkonkoma tho beauty romantic
pearance Of which praised by ali who visit it. Here may
already the beat evidence that be desired that
Rose Vale akeland, and Icrmanvla will shortly become
choice places on Long Island, lone known the most
healthy part Of America. No fever ague prcvns
mild and invigoratng climate and gentle breeze from
tho Atlantic is almost constant y wacd this delight
full spot. For share, apply Immediately to
CHARLES WOOD, No. EOS Broadway.
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Rctice.-After nrst of May Will close
store at three o'clock p. NJ, on Saturdays.
JNO. HIGGINS & CO., As Broad street.
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nothing of the unavoidable detention Of sevs-
raj DAYS ON that isthmus especially in ascend
ing the San Juan river From New Orleans,
the shortening of the distance 70 San Francisco
il still greater-some two thousand miles being
gained over the Panama route.
But glance at the pap is sufficient to illus
trate the immense savings Of the Tehuante-
pee route over those of Nicaragua and Panama.
All that we want, is clear and undisputed
right ofwsy in safe and certain charter, guar
anteed against sll hindrances Of conflicting
claims and Disputes. and international difficult
ties. That peint being achieved there will be
no difficulty in procuring any amount Of funds
that may be required to complete a railroad
within couple of years, from the head OF
steamboat navigation on the Coatzacoalcoas
river to the bay of Tehuantepec, on the Pacific
ocean.
But, first Of all, it is desirable to know the
present position of the Garay treaty in its rela-
tions to the Sloo contract the government of
Mexico, and our own government. Is the Garay
grant relinquished bought up, compromised, or
admitted by Benjamin and company to be SUI
perseded by the Sloo contract, or how does it
stand? That is the question.
MARYLAND WAKING UP-Thc passage lately,
by the Legislature Of Maryland, of law au-
thorizing the erection of railroad bridge over
the Susquehanna river, at Havre de Grace, shows
that that State is at last waking up. Why this
railroad bridge has been delayed so long, it is
difficult to imagine, the Susquehanna, above
do hahn h nm u for fat
boats and RATS during the spring freshets. That
q bridge over the river will increase the rail
road travel between Philadelphia and Balti-
more there can be no doubt Invalids, and
women and children, will no longer be deferred
by the formidable obstacles of that ferry boat,
and the getting down and getting up the stairs
on both sides. From half an hour to an hour
in summer, and not unfrequently from half a
day to day in winter, will be saved in the mat
ter of time, by this bridge. This is something.
The next step is to get q through line, without
detention or transfer to omnbuses or steam
boats from New York to Washington at the
rate of five dollars, and in some seven OF
eight hours time, which is the rate of fare and
the time required for the trip to Boston, thirty
miles, (more or less,) greater distance. At
present. with all the recent improvements made,
it requires by express, thirteen hours between
New York and Washington, at seven dollars and
eighty cents, including the New Jersey and
Maryland taxes upon the passengers. These
things call for reform; and unless the existing
companies attend to them, they may expect the
air line to be established for post road by act
of Congress.
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only place in New York where large and general
ment OF music and musical instruments
cheap for cash Twenty location Persons
Of town sending for article rely beng
well If present. by M1LLET Importer 329 Broadway.
Agent for Watts Antidote.
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Drill and Meeting Rooms co Let.-The
z. 1850 Ruiidinu Lofts ana eO Earms. Xvorfh

armory for military companies drills meetinxs
rooms for ties referees &c the srg, hall for public
meetings, preaching, 60. q. e. MARSHALL * co.
Military Hall, 1873 Bowery.
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&hcDONFELL Auctione.r ll3 Fulton street. will give
attention to sales Of furniture at private Residences nj
their sales will purchase the furniture parties
Who may prefer dposing Of It at private GALE They will
make advances on consgnmcnts to tho above amount
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Mems ChsaAian Association was hela last evening.
A nun,Ser of new members were admitted, and the
different committees reported. The Hon. Rufus
Choate is prevented giving his proposed lecture, BY
representative duties ia State Convention of Mas
in the Reformed Dutch Church, Lafayette place, in
May.
A strange and melancholy occurrence took place
yesterday, at the Tombs -Four persons, who had
been imprisoned there the night before, were found
dead in their cells. II appears that when the keeper
went 10 examine the cells, he found, to bis horror,
that in one cl three out Of FIVE men, whe had been
imprisoned There for being drunk, were quite dead
and a fotHth rolling about the floor IN fits In
another he found a woman, who had bee imprisoned
for the same cause, also dead. An inquest on the
body Of The woman viii be held today. Coroner
ODenuell held an inquest on the BOXES of the men,
and the jury returned verdict that the deceased
died from apoplexy, produced by intemperance.
Patrick s. Fitzgerald was yesterday placed upon
trial in the Court Of Oyer and Tezminer for the
der Of his wife, last aanuaryhy shooting her in the
head with pistol. The case was submitted to the
jury shortly before six O'Clock, but at the time of
our going to press no verdict had been agreed upon
We yesterday gave full report of the sentence of
death pronounced by Judge Kelly against Arthur
Spring, for the recent double murder in Philadel-
phia. The time Of execution was not fixed, for the
that the Governor of the State, and not the
Judge, is authorized to appoint the day.
Another murder was committed in Philadelphia
county last Sunday. James ONeil, during fracas
at tavern, stabbed and almost instantly killed Geo.
w. Soy.
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mr. DAVIS'S SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
IL AND TAR.n Offering the public and uabls

nR DAVIES SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
80 -. ~ M
COLDS append few efficacy Of
attn. s9sney when "a nvsa 10 sssip Il NAV
BE- 70 say mai b. phys.n
' A'nn, ~ :. VI ,ae on,sefs''s o. 'snn,y,h'
FROM ms. JOHN D. MORGAN, Druggist. =. ,..,
hoss who have used H. Of instance o.
sr s'oes yssr. ..o,, ,,,, ,,,,..,.,,.,
fsoh THE EsfEhN kMr IN, , ,..,
T. y tanoSa ne much pleasure 70 .sy 70 yoa
y:
anu a .heh yoe and oh9Ts ne uts ea ess
colds nc smoetsI ssllant remedy,
Your respectfully W. ". PHILLIPS.
'"" A nv nonnsIors ian /, 1857
iaksp some trouble to nSaes b. Of VII
H. oi bs, ~ n,sse H. ,h,ns, sshiy ~ H.
N Dr. Cool Is one lie lncst eminent pkycians
Of spsip duyny ali Nj me- "a his coa.srv
- whep lie paec, 10 sshlh.
for IN u,h Ia ~, ma s .dhs,sd sesrr
or the authenticity Of which W. have rot mad Wa osfpors
M - l.. a.. f,ur;., A.. H.,
sl., Of Dayton. Ohio
''' ' soxais E.,..,r..nscI |
- Huwrows ssh month g. " e
yrs And tas ys.t arv AZ sns rs
e trss,mept az trss Ss, n G
Received no b.ned 1n H. tool n Tavl Svrsn ~ villa
b, ana eommsoeeS ssss ees sna 40" Ne
god5alh WsrTnsr a.rsbin snsl. -arp,y pa m,
he syprpssysS nj. IN man. 'oa ''n'0' 'sa 81
"'' o'''' fa saa April, is.s.
oM OF I'VE weefs o. isst winter troubled with
S. 'ps s g re Ss and
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!, 4 mas ET.EANEOIJS.

NEW ADvERTIsEMENT--Lst every body
NO. 1.
R. R r.
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
ass ass4 SSs sss n
% and 81
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL
giving instant saas to the most
70 THE SICK AND pAINsUFFERINa OF NEW
ORLEANS
SH n
r.
kstyS sszS slsss qg; ,S SS1 xxx SSsSD.zD.
S SIsssss@. n ~ s sS!ssgs5.
!SosAaSa. n s osa sEse S1sOrls'
sssszzs%aRs i! N Eve M M!sSTss:
sfH H sHRAs s EyTEEs MINUTE SISgTE
Ss ssE sHASHr sgss MINUTE MINUTE.
sSoEsh sTsss DTsHs
IL y sss:
''' ''''''' '''' ''' ' SICK HEADACHE
ssAR sT FEw T so ,,1 THE DIS
POISONOUS ''a' OF ''' '''l PREVENTION
refresh heavy tscus,
IN BATHING,
r. *. s
body ss.y
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
X. ns.
the most distressing di'ehars viii speedily
NEURALGIA
RADwArs READY RELIEF an smc..
h
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sTRAUb. K. HAZLETT.
ISAAC STRAUB 4 CO., MILL FACTORY
Corner Of Front John streets, Cincinnati, Ohio


~ Magazine street. New Orleans
II The above Wood Of a gssred Queen The
South Corn Mill and Crusher. ~
We great strength durability and
wepace this of Mills by which mean.
10 putt take
We manufacture portable gear.d (best IT.
Wheat Corn and socf Weeds ealraa
kstean water horse These Mills
aud horse powell composition against the other make Mills
city, State Fa carry rst pre-.
non occasion awarded beautiful silver medal
Mis- also took two hra premiums the Mills Annual
AsoPor,ab SAW MILLS or horse
This Mil sHhibted horse power
ta in 1850, when II awarded
portable HORSE POWERS AND STEAM
our srtlcies are warranted repreentedor
Of transportation aud the money refunded.
~ Fora full description and
,hoss interested 70 our pamphlets to be had where
We Az pes,as TO- Explain each article ISAAC sTRAu aCo
Barrcws Mill State out III
M and eonreeous red into verbal
quantity was to be the O both mill, each
Sraub to nneh mill
Burrows ca Sp,t ANT r yss.1y inch mill.
Straub TO run twenty ncb ILL.,
THIRD TRIAL.
Straub torun twenty inch mil.
Burrows 4 Co. o u q hiryi mill.
men ne pinch came, that boerous popped
10 me above now appenda challenge whole
will my eighteen QUEEN THE SOUTH with cob
MUM AT THE OHIO STATE fa against t n,v onr
inch Burrows' Mill and VIM Stewards Fed
both 70 De run at once and aPPrehensv risky
Cruhrr auxiliary Should fail to grind
and quantity the combined tbre
usas you Please) then draw a.
Come don't nothing like walking
into the mertsofa thing. ISAAC sTRAijB
To j. II. Burrows a Co. isnIs an
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PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURE led


are made snirs principle We first form orrai
strongly made plates which
sasn chilling tho liquid metal and making mpene
hae OF and capable OF resisting the blowaof be
she leaves
n burglar with perhaps
put them together Neither the burning element make
sion on the sod lined itis with proc
We hesitate not in saying that these Safes LILIES
EMPIRE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BANK
LOCKS the only really deposor
6ss We further there bue security populs,
sales or Bank vaunow They
often brofeni into, experience has
Company to furnish SAFES
Of 70! Banking Institutions Mercantile
Prnof, whom occurred with Liller Bank Locks,
sample ofthe above Safes re.
r.snopsie bsnt Lock-
fC-"-"A -.'~,s l. rETTEFs. Agent, Cxuupst rset
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WEST LINE-CINCIN- "a IA -

" Nat, nayTov I'M Ia &i u:
Dtskf To New York LAX BY Sandusky
70 hcurs TO Bostn 10 Il hours 10 Chicago az
VIA ClNciNNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYTON RAILWAY.
7 -FOUR DAILY TRAINS.
sirsi T.,aELighiniog Express at an,
Second Train-Accommodaior AZ
Ihird Tram Accommodates ut p.n
FOURTH Train Evening Express at s,ss r.. NJ.
Inc ROADS Of shn route are laid throughout with heavy rail-
NEW YORK, BOSTON AND MONTREAL
At ssnda.ky with the
sc mem MISSISSIPPI, Captain Hszari ST. LAWRENCE Captain
AZ Buffalo with the Trsins Buffalo and Al
easy and New York city and Trains Niagara Falls Railroads
Tor New York Boston, Niagara Fas Ogienbury, Mcna
second Accommodation Expss leaves Cincinnati X o.
dusky.
( TOLEDO AND CHICAGO.
Fin. TranLighnng Express, Cincinnati O'Clock NJ,
Ersug Express Train Michigan Railroad to Chicago
Through from Cincinnati 10 Chicago direct. 4ss 5ss7
DETROIT AND CHICAGO.
First TfainLghning Express at o'clock A. NJ
connecting Detroit with Morning Express Train Michigan Central
R.iroad 70 Chicago.
INDIANAPOLIS, TEERE HAUTE AND LAFAYETTE.
ErYres at 5As Passenger ssep Dayton resume BY
O'Clock train for indianapolis Terre Hsnts Lafayette
EATON, RICHMOND AND CENTERvnLE
First Express o'clock A. NJ and Second Train
Express ~ o'clock connects Hamilton
urh Express at s:ss p x connect. at Hamilton
Eaon and Richmond connecting at Richmond with Western
TROY, PIQUA, Eric.
first Express at O'Clock w., Train
Express at X o'el,k connecting Dayton
Pkst Piqua. st. Aas and all points Miami and wsbasa
Piqua. - ~ "
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TOHN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF sAR.


- valuable remedy already App.
s 4 u: s ss5 Of .ps
oraa and the world combined I. III bottles
.@a!
sSr sis 81 &. Ss sss
% 9 o s.. @ al
bat join sG ' FLUID EXT ssfs%G Ss s
1 ssir me psse ss o. strictly
s.as s;
together eopouss AID produ.as III
's'n'is s sSs bn YysI rsss
Ts Ohio State Iourna conmbu Ohio speaks Of Bu.
70 g ,sss T.:
s ss TGEss o. - s ss v. No.
nas no equal Thus bold assertion cali.
ssa, I'm little longer s Balls s.r
he WONDER OF THE WORLD
ySG ssss s;s
.sysssors Bal'ssar,aPsfill.' '''''"AH'ins'
mn Je.s s been for several years. ss' ssa.,
The remedies sa az su1 nssy
g r. By different pr,ou, but Al
relief thar AL ,hs others som6iasd more
A'n'e'eaeomnn1it as a superior article
very '''p'fRsla5i EfbisArsm '.H'owEN, MD.
the %S ss. c, sa.i
fo the las, tire. year. h.,. been
sc.sd With Rhsu@.,n at tines
ssffy sfsis 70 ss 70, s Oh;
ss.a
sa9
NJ. 0'.:i ss$si'S
s ssS. sSs .s al
nss5s a.
would e sss
sa fss /. n sd its value
bswi.peis 2y DsssiS Sssrs rs. PRESrlss
soTIcr RI, vr...,p,
:es H.
lated the the efforts Of nature are
~sa nd or are poa,e overyrorgh pale
health ZEAL mind
D.,1T s system
%ss sss spp"s
u ss@ e.. you'd
ss.s Tgs al. q. Place would
long instead short sssIs Psn
attendant With 80 ad RfS Sans ss' su
p9,sang appssd sss
\ sEAUrFuL CLEAR SKIN
How s @ &c We ser 1. s skin. and
ss1. he -s ..;s.s
the .nd '1 ss .
' h. .1,se: Nth
y s gar'es bilious
yellow nd ss sao as'sSi
and xGah they as ss
iis h s
81 TIM asr MAs D EXsf OFFERED IN FAVOR
Al. n. Y. MOORE,
mh Joas BULL have hesitation
X .a si S S: article
. MORE TESTIMONY FROM DR. MOORE ho0H|'
h. yoHs BULL am using Sa<sapala eas,
%ss.s one OF ne
Miocheetei ky3 FEB /, 1858. JAMES NJ. MOORE, M d.
ike the following renders
RON DR.. l. z. TANDELI PROF. gssoR or csEarsr
THE LOUISVILLE MEDICAL COLLEGE "
looked the m Of ingredients composing Com
oohd hact Of sartapsa
compound and that diseases IL
Ion.s; II .p 3n q ,e.. L. v. rANDELL, N. d.
hat Dr. Pyles Physician by sprcintnen ofthe
ospisAl, says Of Buli'sssrsAparlis n'
: - LouIsvILLs, March 10, lsls.
nsv ne prescription for preparation OF yobn Bu
beeve tho combination TO be excsen. ssj
to produce serave on the syniec
Don public and in private practice think
Physician a. the Louisville Marine Rs.pi,.,
medicine daily graphing with through the Teste
those that are grsvously " " l
tseming from all And byb
placing IT, from its Intrinsic
medes ever before the public. - -" o
Sold Wholesale and retail, by John srJII q
hs Principal Once 81 Dragrs
the city and country. '"-s"' Ii
Psraon. wishing 20 accept Agency the Baps ss
81 Fourth street. Louisville i Nv vii, in; ,.s,,.,,.,
the principal Agentsn NewOrleans the lie on John Pr
rssparills, wholesale and retail, M = - ' Nu"' | CT
j. WRIGHT CO., at their Patent Medicine wafehou.e
,. fSl CHARITIES STREET m
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PENNSYLVANIA RAJ -asszssssssEsl r..
koAD-NoTct TO EASTERN IRA 1922. ...sss = 81
Rs sooi,hq as + y oad from c NCISN n lEvEIsN
LIN. 8 ~ pHLADELpdIA, VIA PENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD
fisON PITTS ,UrsGH o PHILADELPHIA -
rrhhcags ron c,n''pna to philade phia 50 hours
through trm Cleveland philadelphia IN ID hours
ihf ugh ron pitsbu' gh To Phi lad-i,ha 10 10 1onra
sf1Ns The ST. RrEsT AND QUICKEST R,IrE FROM TUE
AND STtAMBOATl " '''i'NoAD
- ny ~ IL inennatii s2 Louisville els to 81 Iouis
hoad'ng aud Lodging bArd
10 cincinnati, VA Louisville, Is. ST. Louis, b.
a.. FARE BY RAILROAD FROM PHILADELPHIA To
Maason l. 90 Toledo IA ~
"sna and c,esilne II oolchicpgo via NJ RR..is rs
10 Chicago Wauk.gan, K Racine kee sh.bov
gan, Is va pe1oi and Michigan Central Railroad els.
Tickets from Cincinnati or Bano. nv n ,i,,o.a
cnh D. p"chassd y r. SrRADER, Ticket
,ho am cke Line 10 PIburgh by Ralr ad a.
ON the CAPITA Cieyvaud via
Sievuahd and Pittsburgh Railroad,
land, Ohio. - '"'e' 'ioase' oese-
On aooa, the middle Of February will be opened from
reduced hour. ~ """ 'H'""ePniH
case ofloss The Company will themseye, r,spon
'nie Tor personal egs o1y M exceeding soo
,I... ffiOs MOORE Passenger Agent, Phiadslphias
q = neShiNrN, rnsaenger Agent,
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MEDICAL.


r. ENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, NO,
VI lD1 CHA RTR EssrREsrJ WRIeHT CO. hsv'asresolves
department ftheiF have s
with the proprietor o. Ill ths genuine popular G
thers constantly upI
u, far hs $500 moA
which BE- oa " tnse
city Having tins nhe sne
Aale Of Patnt Msanes they have .cqsd
supply prices that the eauno,
fail rssre handsome hh Investment either
establishment found iuI ~
ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDtCNEs The following list eompsrt
furnished 70 dsalers IN
stfrcm twenty
..u.aa.u xa.a.
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SADDLEKFss HARM ESS, ETC.

NEWARK, Nj, SADDLERY ware CA
IN Ilosss;;-AspsEws SUI O. ~ . c.s.
Manufacturers and importer Of sAppLERY mud sADbLkvARE,
have Hnddles
dles, Martingass Trunks whps skitug, Bird
taher, ogstns DDLEs' IOis Thinning Il every Dc.
isfs ivaaw &Nu1Ew @. BuLL a co,
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4 ,HoIOE WINES AND LIQUORS -Rn.,-

4 tHOlCE WINES AND LIQUORS -Rp,N-
s-saaarae Of he vintage 1885, iTss 1907 and is0s
and qualities. f~' ''"e' ''Anus' OF variouspfiees
mNSsod Reserve Pathnho Side and Fsst India NJ.
Dun eoTdon and Harmony Nephew sherry, O5 P i
oek Creme de Bouzy de sery Iisidack ma
cases, Of all qualities ~ "he' SiAret IN casks and
h9iand Gin Jamaica and St. Scotch Irish M. sI
od Kye WHISKY Brandy Fruits in Juice, CoriaIs
sey inscription BOXERS, Berlin
he way OF WINES and LIQUORS. which viii De ala an az
Wy teIins hs can be found, for paper
wv easks PORTER aud ALE, in pins and ana,a
SEWELL 4. TAYLOR is
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RRIDGEwATER FIRE AND wEATTEp

HS nII0 IHh IEh FIhE AND WEATUER
falNI-Depot, No. 10 Camp street-Tb. ppbic a.,
.ha .hs brdsewaer Pant Company have a,,
s experienced supplying the demand for m
WI FOR the future be rsmedJ All o.i soahu IN OIL
hed upon being promptly tiled. - -siA eau no" DC re-
II IL the intention Q he Conpsn in
and other s1oIs from the wn when il viii o. @
introduced in this market "e
me dry mineral bv finstead ~ XIX
sskJ ssas wood and bricksay lims WI
ms experiment has - my, wei
Ivy ~ aud works admirably For dectans os re
is,, etc. pamphlet which NAV be MI % ~,
'epo' y Of any OF the Sub agents. W Hsu Al the
Dry 10 barrels. weighing 400 to 500 lbs
Dry In half barrels, ws 9solh.
For BY 4, q w
Axsnr Tor the States Of louisiana amp street.
And hv the citv Subj 'Asssa'pp and TeIss,
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w F. FRYER, INDIAN DocroR, cures

w CONSUMPTION Liver and Lmgs, Dyspepsia, choe
Chcers Morbu Aue and Fever cnre from y IS
Ulcers
Throat Coughs Colds Cancers kinds
wens he Bones White swngs Kings Evil Gravel pains
all
Jingle ladies' Ny
the ndi long experience practice
capable rng diseases that have been
sidered hopeless by celebrated doctors.
Residence Office, No. IS FRENCHMAN STREET, Thru
nix NeuO L. N
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VVHE subscriber begs leave. to call the n
Of well selected stock Of fresh
md genuine DRUGS, MEDICINES CHEMICALS, MEDI-
CINE EXTRACTS, ESSENTIAL. OILS PERFUMERIES, ~
HAIR, FLESH HAT, NAIL and TEETH BRUSHES Also large
FANCY ARTICLES ladies' all
Importation with
offer the above for sale at the lowest prcss.
planers solicited
inc send in their orders.
FAMILY carefully
ns, Prescriptions carefully Compounded and put with
and dispatch at all hours. P. LOUIS MASSEY,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist, s. St. Charles street.
dsrfA Newfrl
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1LASTER AND MARBLE DUST-ooo ,.h,s
ii. rsp' 100 ssla Land Plaster Is hi, M-s M.
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