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MISCELLANEOUS.

FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY AND SR
n SILyERWA YIN
Call at MkivILEK co.'s Wholesale House. M 9i ~ %
Camp OF 81 the Retail Stores Nc. 50 CANAL and sr s. q
Al Lks srei y abaf Fine WATCHES RcI JEW
ELRy, or SfLNERWARE. -
Diamond BROOCHES, EAR RINGS, or ORNAMENTS;
Gold Guard Fob and Vest CfiAINs Iaes'
Fllagro@ Or plain sets Of EAR RINGS and PINS,
Mourning Brooches for Hair, Cuf Pins Cssps
silver Spoons fe,k. Ladies' etc. Silver Gups ob
Cake Baskets Colts and Aliens P Silver Pr
onnsss Gold Masonic Masks and Keys Fench Yankee
ian niakes) -' NN
N.sBThe best woRKMEN engaged 10 Repair Watches
Clocks Jewery aud Specacles. - ~ -
All work warranted perform we'll money
No. 81 ST. Chsrea st n you Tar
g~ous cheap hnh gooc srcie. dl4
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PnIL KING
fssos at me. sifh thy nr--s eyes lfsi
Phsllp.~
For round sh.e tha D. stadov lies
OF bsbyhood's regal r.. 4If f
bay on my neck Thy 1sua IL s-s..ef
With loves inyi-ih ltre laden
! am thine Esfher - aand
Til thou sbslt nEd tss u-handraaissra
Philip, my king
o, the day when thou goest wooius
Philip. hsy king f k T
When those brautiful lips are suing. ,,,.
And some gentle hesrcs' bars undoinz
Thsn dost eptsr tsvs-crosnd and there fsst
sit,est all 1lorieed .--Ruie kindly,
Tsndsriy over thy kingldrn fair,
fg For vc that love. sh = We love 10 bIiudiy via
= -as.4s Phii'p, my King
u sase from shy sweet mouth up to thy brsw,
~ thers lies the gdrit all -lscpinv ro,v .s
.bas nay rise Ike gisnt, and make Ins, bsx
A. 70 ON 9Dda<hro>sd srntSst M n-ers 1,l"t
ny soul then thy brethren higher and t,i,s,
Let me behold Thea 10 coming resraf
~ Yet thy bead oseoesh A etr-iet r.rs, sA
u foihps NJ ling 5.s.s alss
A wreath. no. Of gold, but pHzm. op~ asv.
Philip, my king
Thon too n1gst tread ~ ve treai q -R4v t1t
ThorBy, snd bitter and cold. and xssv'
Rebels within thee. and foes without
~ Will snatch ct Try crown Bot 70 -. s,ar.n,,
Martyr. yet monarch III angels shout =
As thou dtt'st At Che feet u God yicto-sons
,J!safs.a a Philip, the kfng,r tfS
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DAILYCR CRESCENT

THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT,
OFFICE NO. % ST. CHARLES STREET,
VIII be regularly sa-x hozf
every day Cnndsy ererp'd evaDee sao a
ths Omse, or Is eents payable CsrFiers.
THE CIRCULATION III.
" the CErsoxsT, Daily and Wesky dssara.
81 mediun 70 Advertiser. o
FAMILY PAPER
heeusses svgs snd e~yIy hour, ess
sriees sold v ant'iss
= ee.dh'nA No IN shs elrsass sreusis.y anons
OUR TERMS
are sueh 10 invite the attention patronage psbe
rrrns
Per sqgase Of Ten Lines ParFs
Every sut~eqaeot 'nserton. s.
Adsertenens on the Ssend Page
Arai die1n will be made with tbos who
for q shorter
All Advstsueu. bs psb.hsa ors moa.A sso
charged accordingly ~ =.
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nRNAMENTAL IRON WORK etc

~ The opiersignsd begs leave insp his 81 =
ne pOel AMI par;ienlsriy the patrons the isecm
Homes Bennett thst he has resumed his
scogu at Nos IS sna 81 Circus the Of
scfiplor o' iFoN WORK ORNAMENTAL We
kANDhS, tAILlSGS DOORS SHUTTERS. VAULTS, BRIDGES
STRAIGHT STAIRS other kinds of worl
used for building F'
TIE Tses experience of the undersigned enables hun offer
nsuai sies 70 the public which, with punrtnn
IN ihs execution Of ORDERS he trusts will him -r share
BENJAMIN T K. o- ~
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DERNARp LUMBER COMPANY.--RI q

- SAEFoLD, 3. HENRY, E.R r. LA1fhER, w d. OATES
BROWN 4 LAUGHTER, HORN FELTON,, G. E. MYERS q CO.
JFoWLER, NJ BEAN co. and D-fioos, Steam
Mison the Of Biloxi
firm of the BERNARD LUMBER COMPANY. ibsiI Ms they
siIeen Single Saw. Circular
Planning Machine 10 which will be adid
single and three large
i1,0 to sQ,eop feet OF Lander per aay.
Railroad Plank Building
Shippers and all ohers Pine
rotie. Their fully tract
sappy company and her
With good ssorteut OF Lumber suited hs
Apsnt ~ IL
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EFFECTS OF MARTIAL MUsIes--Sinee Poetry
especially the lyrical form of it--has become
power in the State, it may be interesting
to our readers to hear that a Turkish poet,
Halls Efendi, has written natisnals hymn
in the style of the ssN1nrseillaise,' which his
countrymen are described as repeating with ex.
traordirsry zest and energy. Philosophers af-
feet to despise poetry, and Plato banished the
poets from his model republic; but in moments
of crises like that which now shakes the Orient,
it is always found that men will bear, and dare,
and aspire more greatly under the sway Of Tyr
ical passion than without the exaltation efnerve
and brain produced by this subtle and spiritual
power. The Spartana needed a Tyrtaus. Roger
de Lisle nerved the arms which beat down one
after another the Kings of Europe. Korner
reused oil Germsny to action. Beckers lyric
saved the Rhine provinces-and won for sthe
author two royal pensions The Revolution of
'4S was effected 10 the chorus of s'Mourir pour
10 Patris," and the splendid Hungarian cam
paign of 40 was made to the skossuth March"
Our own Commonwealth was introduced by
psalm tune--and James the Second WAS fright
ened out Of three kingdoms by chorus. Dib-
din and Campbell did nearly as much for the
British Navy as Nelson and collingwood---
either song writer certainly did more than Sell
dan, Pepys and all other antiquarian prosers
about the sovereignty Of the seas put together
1t is of no small moment, then, that a native
poet should have drawn from the rock those liv
ing waters of song, which at once satisfy the
craving and fortify the national zeal. To those
who have a merely human interest in the con
test of Turk and Russ, it is pleasant to catch
the voice Of the MUSES. beside. the thunder of
cannon, if it be only as the expression of another
and nobler influence in the affairs Of men
[Athen@um.
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bEPAkTMESTThe seventh Annnsi SESSION OF ,hs
the University ha comrenoed Deian.nt
ior the reception of iuP plan If study aicpe quay
torase 10 those desiring % ew full Colegiats Ceutae
thosc DESTINED for Commercial
Professors has prescnt Scientific Course
uder the special the
tnst Of III q Military Academy, West Point
drts hnyaH-rsd Paris In the
NJ Rou1, Professor q French NJ Roneyer, Gsrran
Instructions hs formerly " - -
Professor Melhaio for yea Principal in Classical aud
Commercial Institute kingston Jamaica mas pccia engaged
hfJrthe Classical Depsrtuaeat. f 'eN
EF- Application made 10 Professor ses,s M
tree pfnQ,n
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eAM's OYSTER SALOON-Tbis

SAMS OYSTER SALOON.-This mA ~
- NEW AND EXTENSIVE SALOON, which i, en- Il ~ a.
greatly superior establish the 1
kind the South, Is just opened S<
101 ST. CHARLES STREET. II
NJ. WEIR, better known SAM the
this the last having
Eobrook when he established the
Manicipay with him TIL h deai
since With ssh experience
r,ns % the psee faithfully with the beat his line Sam"
scits his hinds share
has been expended in hing the SALOON and providing M BAR
with the CHOICEST LIQUORS that SERVANTS,
we'll for their excellent qualities including
the Cooks The LARDER Supplied the
CHOICEST FISH AND GAME; the OYSTERS SERVED
tanned exclusively for ,his establishment trouble
will be spared render this Saloon worthy the parsns this liberal
com NH
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ENGLISH TAcrTURSITY. Morning Pest
revives good story apropos to English re
serve. An Englishman and German were
travelling together in a diligence, and both
smoking. The German did all in his power to
draw his companion into conversation, but to
no purpose at one moment he would, with a
superabundance Of polteness apologize Tor
drawing his attention TO the fact that the ash
of his cigar had fallen on his wastcoat, or
spark was endsngering his neckerchief At
length the gngfshman exclaimed, 6 Why the
deuce cant you leave me alone Your coat
tail has been burning for the last ten minutes,
! but, didn't bother you about it ,
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u = : NEW UK1EANS November
TERMS OF ACCOUNT.
{. All collections in the eity made free O charge.
will be allowed all
monthly balance aai, Checks
Sight.
In,ares allowed Deposits Certificates iusd Duplicate
ad-
vantage IN the Western Northern cities.
Loans will be made short time by deposiIg CoaeA
carity AZ
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Eisr IN pAILAnrLrHIA-The back portion If the Gran
ite Building Chestnut street Philadelphia
b, the 2oth, involving loss OF $1,000 ~bieb
however, ~ss fully covered BY insurance
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ENLANAGANs OrsrER SALooN. g5

ENLANAGAN'S OYSTER SALOON, Y5~ n
u 81 CHARLES STREET ;... THOMAS k-NtAlS
FLANAGAN tab the pleasure Of announcing his a1xV
friends and lhs pebble generally that he has The
ht0va named Saoou. His rdsr will
tbs marksi Affords and the Liquors and Wines tbs
The Cunay Department
the best Cock, the S Give him trial. spd Judge your
ol
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The AMERICAN PREss.-It now becomes a
necessary duty to speak OF as importantA . fea-
ture a. there is in the whole character Of
America, and consequently very lending one
in that of New York-we allude to the Press
A newspaper there Is the most serious of all
daily considerations, inasmuch as no one can
do without that, but any one can do without
his breakfast Ergo, the fret thing q man
does is to see what he has to read, and the
seaond, what he can get to eat. A newspaper
constitutes the very breath of ,Jonathan's nos
trils it is the guide to his opinion, the further
ance of all his views-and its influence there
fore over him IL Incredible There are nearly
three thousand papers of one description or
another in the United States, which circulate
according to authentic statistics upwards of
four hundred and twenty millions Of copies per
annumt Every hotel and coffes-house. down
to the lowest cabaret in town or country, takes
in one or two. They are sold at all corners of
the streets-hawked from door to door-dis-
played upon public stalls paraded through
every railway station directly the cars stop
cried about on the decks of every steamer. and
trnmpeted forth from pillar to post Stroll
through the streets, and you viii sec the urchin
who sells tAe- often detain his customer until
he has fnisAsa his column. Go into the mar
ket; the butcher cuts open his paper before he
cuts up his pork-the ishmonger digests the
leading article" before he troubles himself
about selling any other article-and the green
grocer looks through the market pages before he
thinks Of regulating his own prices [Buhn's
Il II.
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NJ URPHY'S HOTEL and RESTAU- ~
IY1 RANT, No loo ST. Charles stTee--Ths SfE&A
Gshment, popusriy known having been thoroughly A
new
now aeeonnodaon
pab No edort will be spared
every secy With dispatch gnes
comfortable lderslyl RICHARD MUtt6i, Proprietor.
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hpp FELLOWS, REST-Vanlts i'm thi,

q hUD nIEOWo hEo oi'--Va Vauits IN th1s
~ Cemetery be obtaned by appyug j. PERSON
No. Commercial Alley; JAMES FuRSEAUX seeretsrT Al
odd Fos Hall Of Camp Streets Rev
WHTALl4 No. EstIsasd r. CORREY, All
40 caP street The Of Vaults sockhodnv Lodged
T the burial Of erbe $40;
he burial Of wife child tO for all other burinls the price
Vault will be vHably purnas. of Loa ny infor
nation respecting the ~ Rest apply 10 ---I'
20 J. 0, PERSON, Commercial Alley,
or 10 JAs.H uRSEAu3 AZ ths Odd Fsllcws' Hall.
las.
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HOTELS-RESTAURANTS
HOUSE, IO4 St. CHARLES -

~ street.-The OF this hou wsuh inform isn
pobc that having thoroughly repaired
throughout he rad accommodate them with Lodgings
Ihe Night Week Month. Situated in the
The ihiiy Of the principal Resanranis and places
the st desirable location for 'asors and business The
which clean, and accessible all bou the
viii slwsys be found the finest suslea OF WINES LIQUORS.
well TEA COFFEE AHd CHOCOLATE. Charges
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BOARDING.

DOARDING. Mrs. G. W. WITHERELL having
Ases thai eonnoiicu and desirable
tateiy occupied by VIM p Converse furnished
and in 40 elegant style seonnoists few Families sgs
sientlesen The
the
Cold asd Shower Baths MS
- OOMS AND ING.--Several Single
~ Gentlemen Ia with pleasant
Board noara only by sppcaoH 81 tf5 Grave
spOARDING.-Severa Fine Rooms for Fam
, lies bs had that desirable
Also, lev Dag Boardsrs be loda.sd. n1 I'm
kSOARDING.-A young Gentleman wants to
- Boafs 3 psabls he wonld
only Boarder. He viii liberal
ter boz Z, ii. nj N
ROARDlNG.-A very handsomely furnished
- ROOM ihe Second Foor, the
tons the rs District
esensmnn his Wife, by addressing T. r. p ihis
Obre. Heferenref hsnxed II
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INSTITUTE For YOUNG LADIES

4 iNtpiiIolE FUN 1OUNO LADIES - AS
Misses ALLISON. N y '7
The Directors Of this Institution by best Masters all the
continue
o, hei, almost eIsrops !, The pupils
~ For terms PARENTS guardians the Prospee tns
which can be had at the Institute. a9i I'm
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MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER es. 1853
. WANTSA-WANTED.

WTANTED--An active and Industrious Girl,
w years DID, light Chamber Work and PLAN
Sewing. Apply n fopstanea dzz II
XNTANTED--A man that understands Gar
w dsning Pruning Trses Trnsng Grape Vines Apply
s97st 49,! TODD CO., Canal
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NJ The rsprsor Of tbs 9, Eichoas would nfom his friends
and the public generally he the
fitted And refuhed the shove popular piacs resort that
hiss carpstsd and hsndsousy deeorsed and large stock
superior liquors laid lI.a .f. "a EsI
Tbsbliasd Nicholas. viii ia The mos.
tables which will awya kept tho beat running order with
ma an THOMAS T. NIcHOTs proo,;ete,
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PROFESSIONAL CARD.
DlSEAS OF THE CHE II.

NJ. KUB RI HUAl1k, Member of the R.yal
IL college Cf Surgeon, London, aud tate Pui i i'll
London IO.,sumEtive Hospital, etc, vii. vi it
Wa>hin ton proicS i,,aly about The 10Th
For he infoima lou of those suf.iius with Diseases
of tie Throat, Iuygs, and liz r., and known sore
hroit, BruncGiti>, Consumption, Asthma, Pei ita
li)I, exc he Won mere Say that his long exp ri
and suariiy at tie London CousuuIptiye lies
pi en,b.es him 10 atford the Invalid .d.tion to
gen raj ratmeut ali tia idyantag OF t0ul e4tHe
advised hy Sir Charles re, Dr.. Corr, "a L.,
OF tie DubL fiOSpita', Dr. VI .uIu K, rruf. Eo. son
and others, and which nsi-t in bl eatniug iuha-
ins into the Lungs warm medic tied air, or vapOr.
thereby bringing the remedy into r,t contact with
Lh- part di-edse I'll.
The most :evere forms Of Sore Throat Bronchitis,
and A. tnmt speed ~ removed by inha alton, and
i'll = usunlJt on Wien the Lungs have b. e, me tubu.
culouS anu liberated to IinitL extern 4 he fullest
gi.,n by the au.hO, iii above ga td If the pow
inhaled +, myiieS the absorption Il the
tubrale and h'ai the ulcers.
DR. Rawlings. his assistant, has arri' in Wash
ingt0n and off ienns fivdnia avenue,
Immediately opposite Iron Hall, where lac may be
Al day cet~ec The hours of "clock, a. N to 3
o'clock M AMI viii, tie Up ~ to impa era ut us
y .v~ry information in regard to fees, ,reasineLt, &c.
DIR. Hunt r h Is private lie tim mi .is from
John Eillottson, NJ. d.. +. s, Physician to st.
Thomas, flo pta AN lie PROBES. vt Medicine ia
thu Londp, Uulver lty; Sir Charles ocudanlore, n.
d., + X. 5 Physicil III the Lo'.don Consum ptiye
ii spt,l 60 dung Bird, VI. D., +. s.: Johu CoWen,
NJ b. Ply ci4n to Mar ate rispen -ary; Alfred beau
mont VI. D., author OF ''Oi,s rvatons on the TRAIT
IN 1T Of ru monary Consumption ana many other
VIII CHI my BIZ Seen at Lis r Oms.
IN
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D.. ]. s. Roses
GOLDEN Pills.


For Diseases Of the Womd, u..d Female Weak
ness. 4Also, for W aeness Of the Buck,
Spine, Loi":, g., they haze no equal.
'NliIs DISEASE. here ofore treated by band gees,
L truss. S, and int nai euppur's which Cali only
p'ote al iaives, yies com e,eiy 70 the of
Tonic str :..gth, hing Go'den iiis. Thy have "a pc
affinity for The d-b.li;ate,t c.e> of the te-
Ii lie, nd i'll nv iu't.n e have ey aiie in rad cay
c,rIng distress ing compiai.ts ien"lcs ale so
often suh-t to; the braca the VIII lie stem, giving
strength aud vivacity to ti,e I, ame az large.
Invent, seven Years experien,e III the of these
Pill in my ractl has been ,he of uisp. nsing
with more band yes, alb .omina supports pessalies,
and gol ten balls thin many divldu J., manu-
fact ire Females vi the pIesenL age lert.tIy
lornie as n"ther Eve, those m,trers IF antiqut,
and require exter u; supp'r. The muscles o.. the
dy, hrpt l.. due lie b., dis OF this characte ,
are sufficient support, and all that .tuIe ill
tended.
L Pills have been pronounced by the tou sands
amongst "hOul tie +; Of dist ny Ill lied ~ H.
ator from Louisiana, the widow OF an Ex-Governor
of Deia"are) have useI then eior t., aay-
thing hi he, 10 known j. s. kOSE, NJ. ID.
Price ~ cents per Is x.
AS-r' ,e had at al the respect be Dru Stores il
Washington anu Geor seto" II, u. T., aud Aexan ria
Va feb %
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FLOhAL co DIAL.

For the relief and PER- munent cure Of Gonor-
rhea, GLets, Structures, Seminal losses,
LeuchoriI, Cruel, Re.
= HE FLORAL CORDIAL has 9aint exter size char
acter as cure. b 9TH safe and pie, sSnt for Tbs
.ltove namrd very cOnifGnn and destroy ing coin
plants. Ter ho have suf red long with dises
nd whose constitutions have cen Impaired by
1,u",,~ f ,owr,fuI dru-s, have zen eStyred to
"ealth aid .isJr, by the Use Of two bolt es he
preparation. Those afflicted would not only save
money, but great deal If unnecessary suffering, Ivy
giving the Cri dial a fair t:lal
Tie coIda is pleasant the taste and pleasant in
ITS ELECTS In ng it trict ons are necessary
Ne rice ,crb ttle only one dollar,
sold yG. 81 OFT il CO.. o; eth re"t and Penn.
avenue; W. ELLIOTT. of : and 18th stree is !;
PATTERSON NAIRN, cor. 9th and Pennsylvania
yr,,ue If
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GREAT IsCovERY.

I HE create discoveries are those which are most
I beneficial to the human race. joy and gladnes
result from thu N. di covery that produces hsppi-
eternity by coughs and colds that settled into that
n.my OF human life, NSCMPrIoN! How msnv
suffer daily with coughs, vino might rid them elver
OF thelf &fhicton for tribe? Is there dy.
naS tie discover hesn made which will give relief:
fe MciItoshes ARABIAN SYRUP" and tie AZ ALI
HEALING CORDIAL" have cen discovered They have
ven reliefto thousands who were T. ttering upon the
Drink OF the grave! Turned sorrow into ioy, and
vailed.
FOR taie by W. II. Gilman, corner of PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, and II ttrcet; z D. Gilman, Pennsylvania
aVehne between 9th and 7th streets and the roprie
tor. 9th street between d and streets. south
i'm 24-dtf
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GRAND
FIREMEN AND CITIZENS BALL

'I'HE COLUMBIA FiKE COMPANY res ectfu,iv
/ annOuuce TO tue.r friends and the pu 3iic gene
rally that their first Bal OF the ason viii take place
At Jacksen Hal, On Acndoy March %, 1855.
Lloyd Will, mss celebrated Cotil!iou md has been
engaged FIR the OcasiJn. txpehss has lie II
sp red t. make this Uf the most agreeable Il
vi The
1i;se,s one ,llar; to b. had Of any of the Ma,a-
gers and III the dor on the evening VI The Bali.
MANAGES ON The PART OF THE COMPANY.
jams 4 Tais Tn MAS Cat,n
Charles Clark S Connor
Jamse Adams j Simpson
Is Il French } VIC IlrOy
Mai stevens q + Smilwood
Col " Ii ciey Ii sage
NJ MidIitt n Thos Mc irath
john Writ u nOA
has McNamee j McNamee
" III Winter Marcerun
VIZ lott A VI ncDermott
Alexander Provost j Bulger
il Shermau Mich IL
Step'n Co>ter j Lynch
JCo sp,rls JoLn johnson
Nm upp Nj VI Waite
II lie scr PM DubJnt
John Med Ynnng
II 'renot Youig
VIM thompson F.n~ic&
Geo fn,n k-nny
ShW nles Uown.y
Kraft Al Marceron
ON THE PART OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
AN,c )srlA II .n,s q 'r 10 and In ,.nls G)ss
NDI-S Dou, ASS ahl III Dxyes
FAAIK.3 j SIS f'rd : III 4 Doyle
PEas"v4;.Nca-H ii ~ aud D,nn
NORTH I'm LIBERTIES Jam " ard and John Suter
FLOOR MASAG
JAS Love Charles barr
lIen"y Sage Jonn Jones
Char eS almonds
EXECUTIVE CJMMITrEE
Robinson A Lehman
L. + 'liansbce j IS Coleman
y Bryan John Du sau
is Brown Henry furdy
JAS MeUermo.t " Clarke
M IL
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DIR. j. 5. ROSES VOUS AND IN.
VlGOKATIN CORDIAL.

TIE Greatest DIS ouer, in Medical Slence.
'i'HE thousands who are suffering with any NER
vOUs AFFE TONS, viii. find imue'ilate relief III
using this wonderful CORnlAL. 1t cures Neuralgia,
Heart isease Ia pitAtion. Heartburn Nervous Head
Ache, Tremorof the Muscles or Flesh. ak. fu'ln,ss
aud all st-ssmess of the mimi "r body whether
worn down by care, labor or study
This truly wondelfai Medci, e. from its peculiar
happy etfec, in a,laying he most violent Nervous #
fection and completely Graduating ITEM from the
sy'tem may justly be termed the grand-et discovery
In thu science of medicine Ii sutdues AID aVerts all
those Nervous Diseases over which The ost pro-
found medical skill has hitherto had no control 1t
j. II grand restorer in bui ding up weak cohstifn
lion, already worn down by disease and debilisats
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