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VENTE DE CONSTABLE.
PRKMTKRE CouR JUSTICE W. A. ELMoRE Tos McADAM
PARcIssE D'oaLEAss. II No. 1890.
I'm VERU dun writ de feri facias a moi
addessc par Honorable L. u Gaennie Juge
la paroe dOrens iyposerai enea, LUNDl,
Av u midi la rafnerie de Thomas MeAia situe
Pere entire Louisa Ell Delord-
DEuN GRANDEs CIIAuDEREs IN CUIvRE,
UN LOT DE PoMPES EN- CuIvRE.
Saisi dams afare cieus Conditions compliant les lieuz
fate sques de M Latham qui
iorme la vente qui Gu lieu lie 20 Mars, lss3.
J. Coastal
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IS- JOHN ORCHARD is a candidate for CLERK
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mhls
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re- P. Nj. BERTH, for the past fourteen
Deputy Clerk the Probate Dis
candidate CERkSfiIP OF the said SECOND
DISTRICT COURT wbteve Court the may changed
10 uhlu
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CONSTABLES SALE.


SECOND JusTIcKs CouRI KhRSTENDlCK& co. HART
PARISH OF ORLEANS. II co. VS.. G, w. ROWLAND.
- Nos. 1878, 1916.
DY VIRTUE of two writs of fieri facias to me
directed, by the Hon. C. " Jonte, the
for the Parish Orleans in tho above entitled will proceed
sell public auction Warehouse, Of Bafonne
dras Streets THURSDAY, Apnl IA 1858, at 10 O'clock
lot OF LIQUORS. WINES, CHALK CANARY SEED, etc.
~ Seized in the above enti'l d cause: Terms cash.
sp4 GEORGE +. PEARSON, Constable
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GENERAL handsome Front Rooms with On
- obtained by application No. lo1 III
and Board for Single Gentlemen 80
Board n the reasonable mh25 SIN
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Mr For DISTRICT ATTORNEY. ST.
PAUL a n candidate for the Office, felt To
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EH- Please announce that JOHN GEDGE will
Supported candidate the JuDGEsIiIP OF THE FIFTH
DISTRICT COURT the Court which succeed under the
is4s NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE DAILY Crescent,
Monday Morning April II, 1853 !
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Steamship Cherokee, for New York, Havana Jennings
Steamship Louisiana, Smith, for Galveston and
Ship Wurtemburg, Ford for Havre, Batter
Ship Rome, Gross for Hamburg up Whitney Aeo
ship John Harm. Hansn, M St Petersburg. Ahb,dge
Bark Lucy Redding. Boston, G " Tynson
Brig WIN CLARK, DAILY, for Richmond, P Rot.hfofd
sesI PhsoiI sys Tor Ap"aheoln Greenwood Morris Geo
sehr Evergads, connor, fol New York Chas Deake
ARRIVED.
ship West Point Mnlner, days Mobile, ballast
Brit 'p Acme somerval, days Mobile ballast. to master
Ship s.rdna Jordan days NewYork to mas,ersa dist
snip 70 dy SNOW 10 days from New York in ballast
sehI Harriet Stevenson Post days from Mobile ballast
Bogert Aeo-lst district
Ship sultana Barrett 10 days from York, cohen-9d
Brit ship australia Noble, 10 days from Trinidad ballast
Steamboat
Uncle SAM Lee, from ST Louis.
Dresden Stewart from st Louis.
ID b Mosby, Phelps from Mouth Cold Water
Anna No 2, Iabarthe, from 81 Martnsvie
S chenoweth, GhehOweth from Cincinnati.
Gem, Paris from Memphis
Grand Tower, Yore, from 81 Louis.
Howard, Northern, from Nashville.
Eclipse Surgeon from LOUISVILLE
= Charles, APplega,e, from Port CaddO.
New laioha sross, from Bay ou Sara.
DR. Batsy Wilson, from Laourche
d Stacey, Tyson, from YaEoo
ToSboat Olivia Whttemore from the
Towboat Mary kingaAnd, Phllr from the
brought shps West Point Acme bark Anah shr
rouas, 1 peL1oi.s R-ovn ,,or, n.
sh inst ship Susan Hineks and bark Sarah BrdgebO up
ships II Ii Body.
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lx3- For DISTRICT ATToRNEY.-B s. TAPPAN
IA . candidate for DISTRICT ATTORNEY. ulhiats
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HORATIO ID. HEWITT, PIANO-E-
Il FORTE AND MUSIC STORE No. 80 Camp
street New y, o -, yoad spte'.y sqGst
tmen Of MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS all hind
and descriptions and also his well selected Of PIANO
FORTES the factories Of the the United
Europe among which tos Of A. sToDARD CO.,
Of New York HALL SON Of New York aud PLEYEL CO., oil
Pa The above the following kid.: GRAND Sc
bl-GRAND PlCCOLo, PiCCOLO oBI.QUE AND SQUARE-sr
the most celebrated makers The world combining all the late
be had Of the subscriber style
at m
prices MUSICAL MERCHANDISE all any quantity.
the subscriber the
finest ACCoRDEoNs brought Southern market
which offered at the reasonable GUITARS
qIed BY WILLIAM HALL SON from the most approved SPANISH
MODELS These Instruments the first class aud anted
stand the climate. The has had experience
the Music business the is
thoong with the detail Of the His
stock the best selected that has been the Southern marke
and his eue that he will have hand selected
stock all kinds u aud the LATEST and
MOST FASHIONABLE MUSIC The Musical Public Especially
invited to call and his sock
Ga Iyosl Camp street. Newt rl
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MS-We are authorized to announce JAMES
DUNLAP UDGE Of the FIFTH DISTRICT COURT
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ELECTION NOTICES.

Mzs- FIRST DISTRICT COURT present myself
as candidate Judge Of the F District Neworeans
the parish Of Orleans. JOHN c. LARUE.
N3- Ed Crescent: Please announce that
WILLIAM HALL will be supported JUDGE
THE FIRST DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS,
Stat be organized succeed under the
mil 10 YOUNG AMERICA,
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

HRW OnT ma MkRKETS
nav NAs1eH-.>e.- -
CRESCENT OFFICE,
MorpAv Monsiss, Aprh H. 1883.
C0TONThs market presented no particular alteration on saur
day. hands at very full prices The business
the publication Of the Europas hcoounts
NEW ORLEANS GLAssFlCATioN
Inferior ....''..'.''... t"'''''''''''Vfgh
Mddng. shg " Good Fair. %
COTTON AND TOBACCO ABATEMENT
a...r Al, had Gan, I aso. Ao">N'' ~ ~.
oos ~ % ''f' - iSt'es
Yesterday, ,........ s7si-I 5ossq. "a 40 400
l,5ls1sS ss,D
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Ns- FOURTH DISTRICT COURT am a Can
ddats for Judge Of the Fourth District Court Of Newoeans
mhT III. NJ. REYNOLDS.
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OF NINE. ADOLpHE.--Th

nEPARTURE OF NINE. ADOLpHE.--The
- original, and justly cebrated
The universally acknowledged greatest sYNpATisT in the VERDI
and The distinguished lady who
revelations Of The and the well predictions
The FUTURE such excitement Engan France and the p-
cipa the Uniad SesthR victaria
with costly Diamond Boae Daniel Webster Jeweled
Ring Ne~Orleans and will VISITORS
lays longer the Western Veranda Hotel Of Thoupoas
Julia tpvate Julia
ptoa she will inform all about the PAST
FUTURE they married
husband they will business Of
amos impossible
highly
certificates of acknowledged extraordinary skill
eludes probability
others practice
T Consultation fee from 81 TO g. according how with
20 o what time they occupy. nova1i
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DATENT ACTION Pr NO-l-
FORTFS-The subscriber offers for sale al tssIstd. vs.
select stock Of SIX and Octave SQUARE AND5 u hi
BUDOlR PIANO fORTES from the celebrated ms-u 4 y
nufseoy GILBERT (a Of which by the
turer the Jewery and Fancy Store GUINNESS HILL No Sc
Camp street. ELIJAH DUNBAR
4 PianeF Forte dselO 6m
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ADJUSTMENTS.
IT. CHARLES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,


st. CHARLES THEA
~ LUDLOW SMITH Dse-s Circle Psquetie,
81 Gallery IS tsnts os-s at
RtVEL FEMLY for smother thsir s Ia
NewO lssnh previous 70 thsir Departure NNDAY
EVENING April ~ with Sesnsrv
Aod Tan.iornsons y he RhvEL FAMILY eolnmsnes
ibe MART1SETrI will spear The .nire tie
DLACIDES VARIETIES, Gravier street.
Bores eenis C0lored 50 Gallery
MONDAY April with the WILLOW cDgsE....
Alter which, aRAvoaITs DANCE X MTlIs Dseg bs,,s 70
Mr. Ii Aeou MI W. croeSsr Zaboues, Mr.. Holland Za
Mr.. Howard Nou1.moul, Mrs. Rowe.
ARLEANS THEATRE.-Monday Evening,
Ap II. will he performed the celebrated grand opera four
entitled MoSEStrneel eharAeters by Ne Bafdas,
senitr Davais Dgus' nd Nine FeuryJo.v. and Mn fAo
~ THURSDAY EVENING, Benefit Of M DEBRtSG.
n Performance to commence at quarter to ! O'Clock.
odd FELLOWS HALL.-The Celebrated
" LEE FAMILY have the honor their irt Appear
TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, Ap.fi7
UNPARALLELED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GYMNA-
SIUM-yESETIANs TATUARY-Of.YM REPRESENTATIONS
SINGING DANCING combining Beauty Craze, and Artistic
Skill. "
PROFESSOR HoRR, the vocal. aad Comqus will appear
the
III tartieuars ,nAIl tins Of the day.
~ Doors open at. Performance 10 commence atTA.
~ Tickets 50 cent? only apli
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GALLERY OF WAX STATUES AT CON-
N MERCIAL HALL, of ST. Charles Pedido areets
EVERY DAY in the week. Illuminated with EVERY
EVENING Of admission cents; children
price
The comprise the following distinguished per
| GEN. ANDREW JACKSON, GEN. ZACHARY TAYLOR,
| GEN. LEWIS CASS NAL GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT,
| GEN. FRANKLIN PIERCE, HON HENRY CLAY
| HON. DANIEL WEBSTER JENNY LIND,
DR. DAVID HINES, A NJ. sKUPtNsKI Of the Ped
der Boy,
The aur wahingOn's Reception by
Bridge Trenton, EewJersey,
HON. JOHN CALHOUN standing by his side.
PROFESSOR WEBSTER and DR. PARKAlAN,
CHILD WITH TWO HEADS, and its MOTHER,
The DlRMA, the interesting portions this
ton consists at Of the splendid Painting the
Orleans Buena Vlsta Procession Revolution
q Niagara of Clifton Hotel Snow Storm, n
Fire. n York Joshua Commanding the Gideon
and splendid representation Of the Crystal Palace wod
Patrons the people should
hbtion as tits only here temporarily ftblS
AMERICAN GIANT GIRL.
addition the above, the AMERICAN GIANT GIRL the
gest female living only IS old
H. aound the and weighing 5i3 Fundamentally
well proportoned- has been engaged for short sme Her ve
commenced on Saturday morning s6h No extra charge.
~ This is no "Zeugodon but reality huge
mountain OF solid flesh. A tangible vitality.
M RS. CAMP BELL, Teacher of Music saslh,a
vfveaI n ia
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Coliseum streets.

Specifications for the erection of hundred md
twenty Vaults in the Cemetery of the Fourth Dis
trict, bounded by Washington, Pry tanin sixth and
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MUSIC STORES, ETC.

MUSICAL CARD.-WM T. MAYO, paEls.,
NJ No CAMP STREET having sold bis MUSIC sNrMrnuRR
STORE to MR. PHILIP p WFRLEiN, hereby returns
thanks his soicits wFss
Of their iavors his VIM. T. MAiO.
PHILIP wERLEN ctfully informs public
friends generally having purchased STORE VIM
MAYO he soci's The continuance Of their heretofore
iberaly bestowed No. CAMP STREET promises
hand the Stock Of PIANOS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
SHEET MUSIC AND MUSIC BOOKS 10 the Souk, which
fol- sale on the favorable PHI r. WERLEIN,
mhs 3m
SIMONS, F., Musical In s trum n rNEaAs
~ Maker, No. $50 street.
st. Peter NewOeans Accordeons repaired
the latest style and second hand vons FA
DIANOS AND HARPS-KU sNIlts
IL MANUFACTURER OF PIANOS AND HARRIS, stf.Vy
No. 32s Camp street. the Orphan Asylum, &&
inform the public that will of
TUNING AND REPAIRING PIANOS, ARPS all
sal instruments at the shortest notice. sep2s ly
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q = , ,iimInlM 7 AAAA
UNION COURsE, EJAAH KSSA-
GENTLY Bayou Roads dL-A- S[--SSS-SsS-S
The TUESDAY,
April II, and continue throu ghout the week.
FIRST DAY.. Purse $40. Two Nile Heats
Second Race. Purse sl00. Mile Heats,
SECOND DAYWednesday April Purse 400 .Thee Mile
Heats
ThlRD DAYThursday, April IA Purse $780, Mile Heats
Second Sweesake for three oils.
$500, forfeit ESQ., Mic Heats The proprietor
OF Three A the takto close
the 2ih Of April
FOURTH DAY-Frday April Purse $780, Mile
FIFTH DAY Saturday, April Purse 1900 Your Mile Hests
LAST DAY-sunday April H.. Purse $3.50. Mile heats Three
best in five.
TT Entrance for the purses ten per cent. added.
T The Races to be by the rules the Me Jockey
Club
tb paizes for the meeting tiO may be had the Ticket
tsr Admt'anre TO the Cat aud Stands, I'll.
The Road the
directly very fifteen minutes during
~ No money given for walk over.
ape J. s. INLAY, Prorrietor.
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DIANO FORTES.-The subscri--
IL Der has hand and for sale the xS$
siye s;oea Of Pl>Nos n he Ety. PRINCIPALLY trom
GUITARS MARTIN together with SHEET MUSIC fhECEP
TORS, hire-Three four very
sep9 II HENRY PARSONS, Is Camp street.
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asleep snd swoke BY violent crash nom entsry
fab ilumned their and raer the next instant fell
obquey their bed end Of which rested against
the wall Immediately adjoining the bed The sheets and
quilts Of the bed informed scorched and color
Cd almost black coal and yet sngulAry nA
not one OF the sleepers were injured.
AS,nAI FR,rERNIzArTos oorrespon dent OF 7A< Post
writing from Chzrlestown says
Mspv Of orr citizens here have been eye witnesses 70
singular freak Of nature which has developed itself within
the last week Mr. John Mulei WHO keeps large grocery
store navy ward caught young rat in asp about
week since and Immediately threw u alive 10 fayorts
cat that was sucking in barrel several Kittens A few
DAYS after this Mr. Muet had OCCASION 10 sho Trend his
iisr OF kittens-when 10 and behold the centicd RAJ
which was destined M a victim 70 the vortcsous spps
te Of the cat vss alive and we'll and Stsrnizng wih the
kittens as well A. their mother Those who may eei curl
v upop the subject can have IL grstned By calling upoa
Mr. MULTI who viii give categorical ranncAnon OF 'as
whole affair"
Ii,BuiriEs or TELEGRAPH CoNrASlEs-I~ Cfs,e'ase
Herald gives the following abstract OF cause tued IN 'ns
Court Of Common Pleas Of that county
Bowen & McNamee VS. Lske Erie Telegraph company
Before Hon = Starkweather Judge. MAY tsrh' 1879.
This was an action brought by the plaintiffs 70 recover o.
TIE defendant damages sustained oy reNsCu ., -, $3.50 ar
line az The defepdapts from Monroe Michigan 70 Bahs.
to New.York Nov s5th 1850. The dispatch was as io'-
lows:
"serd one handsome eight dollar blue sd and p red ana
you
The dispatch was made TO read hEsje instead OF
"one haRG,one' accordingly one hundred shaws we're
sent but the shsws being returned reached New ferx
after the shawl had closed by OF which they
were deprecsted in value The plaintiffs claimed 20 re-
cover damages for freight and their depreciation The do
PENDANTS csmed that the dispatch obscure as TO be
napprecable and therefore the subject matter OF dam
sges. The ruling Of the Judge was decidedly hvoraosto
the Of the plaintiffs and the jury rendered verdict
herefor. for Sis.
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WASHINGTON.
Much Ado about the Harrisburg Post-Omce-The
WASHINGTON I'D. c. Appontments-The Gardiner
Tral-C onsuI TO yalparaise-The Japanese Expe-
dillon. &c. &c.

Corresr ondenee Of The N. Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON CITY, Monday May 80, l::1
Tie President has fully and firmly resolved TO retain
Mr. Parks as Postmaster az Harrisburg, Pa, after, by
long odds the severest contest the question Of the
proprety of commissioning him. that has so far taken
place since March A. last, over any appointment Parks
was appointed some weeks since On the next day It
was aseertaned at the White House that he had been
TAYLOR man. The President then directed that his
commission should be withheld until be could inquire
more fully into bis political antecedents This delay
the signal for general rush from Harrisburg 10 this
point.
Thus there have been as many thirty or forty Har
ri,burp Democratic politicians here since divided into
four or FIVE committees for and against this Mr.
Parks Including drinks their expenses must in the
aggregate have been sufficient 10 swallow up the first
years compensation OF a Postmaster at Harrisburg
Day and night they have beseged the President sitting
in his antCchamber actually from 4. NJ until 10 i NJ
for week together.
Parks has been adhered TO perhaps more to get rid Of
the pressing attentions Of these gentlemen than for any
other reason.
The Washington lonc-sgony is over. On Saturday
night il was determined u appoint Jonah ID. Hoover,
Marshall Mr. A. G.. Allen, Navy Agent and B. B. French,
ESQ., take it, Commissioner Of the Public Buildings
They are al good appointments albeit Allen and French
are Of the Presidents own household as ii were both
being New-Hsmpshire men and formerly his bosom
friends The harshalship is worth $1,000 above the
expenses othe Office without picking stealing Hoover
is native of Washington, homo, and by trade
retail dealer in shoes and boots may truthtuy say Of
him, however that he is man Of fine intelligence ex
celent attachments and character and great personal
popularity he was the candidate Of perhaps eight
tenths of the party here His appointment therefore
10 this office is in good taste, to say the least OF IT,
He qualified by A. VI. to-day, having been appointed
but few minutes before. This, Iapprehend, was to
able him to summon the jury in the Garinercase which
was to have come up again TO day In the present state
of puic opinion in Washington relative TO the practice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-02

win OF be selected. Of the increased
profit which they will afford to the banker do am It ex
ceedgy hazardous at this period Of speculative excite
ment end pecunary expansion 10 diminish the security Of
the bill holder or 10 increase the motives for the establish
ment Of banking institutions which are aady multiply
ing tn an unprecedented extent
For these have not approved Of the bill which
now return 10 you. HORATEo SEYMOUR
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Te of the General Government pledged az the
BANKING Department for the security OF the BIZ holders
10.
he Slocks Of the State Of New-York pledged
for the 1J<-Slo
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vifo the charter of Liverpool and Quebec Steam
Company, and though he failed voted with him
Very respectfully your Obedieut servant: . -
CeeJer, Msy q. 1889.
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The fonovne letter from Mr. Taylor reached the Aab and
though hsve still unpuhed Of communications dssc
DE h toor India give this readers advance As they
viii be has the civil viii have
bes Of obtaining shall from him
By mail ard shall pint his reports interesting
they received Meanwhile shall e1AeGvsT
for bis Indian letters which unusually stsrestnE
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When prevented By III health from joining his
corps Re vii transmit oerfoas The above FORM monthly
the 0cer Of his pest 20 the AduanGeneEa and
Headquarters Of the Army The certificate win be signed By
Nca Ohcer Of the Army whenever be done Otherwise
physician OF the psee whe the oeer may BE- These certificates
e nsned, wheu possible reach their destination
hr the perd Of the sve Of absence teoe The expiration
the uo1ih
NLentyer cfcer shall remain absent unable do duty for
yer b. WI he specially reported the President Of the
CEiiCc s1is = 1lte4, :. Corn, AZ .ll -ue-4l.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, Feb,
OFFICIAL NOTICE-Street Commissioner
q y cnnnER1Y nERs

" U1I aTfantTU TNOFLKTY ITNTDERs, Kesdcnis
" sleri7 Of New Orleans
a PERSONS owning property dis city required % have
cutters ratns the sidewalks admit al thc winter from
we lots 70 Tow into the CUTTERS Of the srees and having suh
broken,
qure 10 have The repaired without further notice.
paired within thirty will have the their expense.
All persons owning property low are requested 10 haze
ans hd 20 he proper grade,
not sled within the tins srcded in said ordinances will e lh5
tiled at the of The th,reuf
JAMES JnI is sfrcnt (.',,,ri..f,rar
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ID A. FAHNESTOCK'S VERMIFUGE..

~. fren M. John ierriIord Mall Contractor Tenn,
others take pleasure in tesdng the valuable qualities your
yermige About ten attention frat called TO Il
the Banks Nashville, whose
then standard article, having used in his family with
children who hsd until then been feeble aud subject frequent
sickness The Vemuge expelled number aud
child gradually good health have
regularly family OF the ailments children generally
with good effect, When unwell the youngest Of them will ask
"Venifagei"
One enaikable the family Of relation VI mention
Particular The child about four Of had always been
attacked with and at the mentioned
the
yenuge in the and len tho half Of vil which
taking home with directions learned aierwafd hat tie
child passed bulk Of LARGE WoRshe not
short time the the hermitage the
ceasd, health began When next tie id she
enjoying perfect health This the
Jaws Of DEATH the attribute 10 The vsuhuge
MuTfreehhoo, leHn. June 20, 1854. JOHN HEREFORD,
f Sold BY all the principal Druggists New Orleans
InlanIa nanara LaII
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT every body
IN RHADT.
NO. |.
r. r. r.

IL
n, r. r.
R-9DWdP'S READY RELIEF
s The FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EYER REcoRpEL ~ rHE
THE MOST vioLENT PAINS IN FEW SECONDS.
IsillsIop THE MOST SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE MINUTES OR
SERS6us NEuRHLo Sud BILIOUS cosfISSrs Sin N FEW
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
giving instant to the iormIns GO.
TO THE SICK AND PAIN-suFFERING OF NEW
ORLEANS
sH fsS H 2ssss7s
SRER ro1 From PaA N a f. IN NIL
1T HAS CURED,
RiiEuMATsM $50 p II rS 81 4 Ho 6GHDAS'
S ss9sSLsIA N N Pen Pen M S3Ts
P PoofaheHs n n o oEE sESoNb rrts
sSasM II I'VE Sii MfN41T Tks.
ssISSiK iEApAcHE il EEiFTEES MiS1rKs.,
s MI 5 $5S9Ir i p 5@g& MINUTES MINUTES
c Sbs S S e9aSs M5RS
T Ts 1s1 TIC }PESsgg1 "a IN
quickly cure dIseais ''eP 'le pam
SICK HEADACHE.
Rs EfF S5oF TIE 9ar D
'.-'-'H - PREVENTION
nihs dull and heavy " s:rg w
IN BATHIxe,
body every morning will pue IA
reveudiseass aud akuets headache bli5ushess.
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
DARRIiTA, DYsENTE1Y, BLOODY FLry, ERA sfORBus
PAINFUL DISCHARGES. j. relieves the most ssvere ~
nnntssheeks the NOS; distressing Discharges viii peedy
NEURALGIA
PAIN ST0PPhD INSTANTLY.
nApsAfs READY REFLEX Possease almost mirseu
aw minutes The pain stricken experiences son.
.sho,a q departing pain cured thousands q
ier The READY RELIEF i Is stop HI ram
NC SERIOUS system, ead supply the
psnS. ~ ~ - @ WA
RHEUMAFIsM.
PAINS RELLEpGD an FlTE GfNprgs,
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