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NEW-MEXICO.

From The s.. Louls Republican Nov 81
The last nail Fl ON the west brought lcs of ~ lingo
del Pois published al Albuquerque and The Santa r. Ga
.etfe up TO the s9h Of October We colate such matters
a. seem to be Of interest; and first we take from ~
6pico Sel PAS the following account Of Lieut. Nhpple
route for railroad. We have have had ;he pleasure Of
meeting Mr.. A. W. Whme and his exploring party who
anvtd here the Sd inst In good health The party oil
Mr. WhipIle is as follows;
Lieut. j. C. Ives. Ton Engineer principal assistant,
DR. John NJ. Bg,low. Surgeon and Botaui.ti Jules Var
cou Geoogi.t aud Mineralogist c b. T. Kennedy Ply
sician end Naturalist; Albert IL. Campbell Engineer and
Surveyors ii. Il holhousen, Topographer and Arrest
Hueh Campbell Astronomer and COmputcr IN. White,
Jr Meeoolog'st, &c; Gee G. Garner, Astronomer and
Secretery A. Henry Hutton Engineer ana surveyor
John Pitts Sherburne. McicTologisl, &ci Thomas H.
Parke, Ashononer and Compuier s OIL.
Lieut. Jones 7ih Infantry, commands the escort 81 .
men, and Lieut. ID. s. Stanley ID Dg'Soons' Quarter d.
From conversation with Lieut. Whpgla, We derive most
satisfactory accounts Of tie route passed. ovcr From
MemI his to NsIoesn tho Mississippi River the recon
noisssncc rapid to Fort Smith, from which poIi more
careful examinations were made.
On she eastern portion OF this ne timber Of An excel ~
quality suitable for the oOssruct0n Of the roal e75 ~
great abundance, sufficient for tie construction u the
entire road.
The route traversed by Lieut. Whipple ard party
a. follows Leaving Fort Smith pared through tao choe
tav Nation and following near tb Canadian On tLe south
SIC 10 Re BIZ lenf which cut o. passing through ihs
head waters OF tie Ngshia IN 20 is struck ina ta1a
h. sea;n and followed up IL veley ab,u, y nis-
thence lcf the Cenad a, a. endif me L'n sJipA ~
inc 10 fhe sfakCd Plain. lime ceea4>' ~ the cf
point Of the aro ostacado I1oceede4 'yneia Sill ,
crossing number Of smaii slesms Hinn emp in., Is
Csnsdisp and also upon reaching Anton Cc9 80 osr
streams tributaries OF he Pccos-ine d'iDs D." ~ 10
waters Of tho Iecos end CaDaiian bin2 aln's ,Ngsf
eeptable. At Anton Chico. he part; vs. oFils9 l-'
principal surveyor Mr. Campbell VIII the nlAn f-.'y,
IrocC, ded dItcty 60 AlbuqueQne va nc ~
Canon orpose n . rlace called he Capgn 81 C4'naf J.
rds,ing Nc southern extremity ~ the hdi4 "ytD ~
Dir WhipIle yifiiei "a Crsstl AID mads feeDn1Y % p
from iho Ilguna hy wh4h Ir. CanpyeI paat D. ~ h-
Hioo L. san Feye, 90 ihe Dd A9ra ticaes ~ ts -
Tie entire d.sieloe from !on snh 10 ,9A b ~ ~
teits 10 olfiacie f9r ihe S0usi.fe NJ ffDt4 ~
an intftCicn q its fntg wll finf, s fIt' tt n'
he. Tie tuTyeJ ug party Aed aates g essg e.eis
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NEW-JERSEY.
SCENERY AROUND BoOhTOS-IHE mos
Observation-Disclosures
Coffssp,raeses n TAs y. ! IHDens

Bo010s, ~ J.. fs'uiday, koH -. i~'3
The pltee 81 one Ofihs most be4ntifal and f9pante
sIo's 10 teNJ efseg md hte eiV tft 9n ~ hl'
c.ffoa h. vs. nls ,issls froip alai0st egey roHi ~
tie lsggf salley NLieb 81 o,eGooks A. lo4 are Piss
irf tl,he ne as5mlng roaie 81 iie NDrns aod tsfi
HaiI.ad, bjoaa iis saHnit 5o4 ste 90 b'apJ plh'fl
iDr4ft ~ iiis 'lisas "a lA hun ~ ibf HDIn'4n ~
sfft yffnf it'fate nfH 5ey iats iAe fotAHf bsl 10
ffi .ip iIr4 fNf bitt 10 3Do5 ieD New i4e ilt
lgAW NJ faf uAtHiaNh ~ 7Dl5 H.oHtyn D. situated
ftf s.fW, esf.saIy iA stiBHff. 70 Fflg fHa ry.H
fla tIf o. I.tI fft i.en .Hght - 90 Mtr.J e,rIy
Jffn ln.tfj 81 WH.na "tf ft tYtfei tsaif
MI. .ttlayItl ffaNfy ftiH.'ef. tsq lIf iie.f ftr
imam tllfsIyta ll. ltlHo.ys 49,. al.a.
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rnepcemen, 10 tho present time for tho information NJ A.
public n Summoned 10 do II no demand be NAH ~,
mo through the pr. will DO considered .hA he ols
sIiion has cemed tOexbt Nn~
Having hgsumcd tho mission through she advice Of ina
entail cob nzaoSss, aud having made Il subject "a ~
fret apni'udo 10 the colored peoPo and 10 TIE oo,,
We solicit the support of MI who desire ts sncce..
Hsu- Yatk Nov n 1855 LEWIS a. purx..
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Nrw.yonK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, DECEMBER D. 1863

,o,a,y J,p,reon Of ono oauoot danggfoeIy aoet Tho
"'"'' ''"'''"'' ngAar 0g rng CoyyOawEAJfg ~
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-03

Persons Wishag to euy I(OVss, Iheed give .. sull,
and examine our new patterns OF
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READ THIS Tho introduction Of
FILLERlR STOVEa

Into Norhem Missouri, 10 any extent has bsen 10 ID,
last thee yeNtat since which tine they have LeS,
gradually increasing the manufacture and sale Of henl
and although, owing 10 their being LIGHT And 1noeah
and something new, some little difficulty attended m.
sale and use a. kr yet BY AlMayi makAs esevsS ara
Casting, Of the bsSiVualiy Of ses,eh Pig AID Mssoon
MOnAaln Iron, they have proved 10 wlkSlAnd kre bN
ter thar any other Casting made IN the Western roun
Try, The Furnace Castings and Hollow. Msre pet,ieO.
aily, have been superseded BY H. Wherever Il kat hsen
brought into use md always given tAil,faelioh HSv
ing lived hste number St years and beit peTnanr,
y located helS, purchasers can rely on QUE eaayantc.
asto the quality Of the articles sold b. usl AID As 10
the operation Of our celebrated Prise Premium CSeel
Stove, just read The cefeaiea Of those who hAVo u,eJ
them, aud ore Hsng them UNIV. Aud another ALSa1
Age purchaser viii have IN buying g. Lonls ,,oy.
Of US, he would not only he getting stove made Of liz
best morfal IN the woTh kRi he cen Al any tim. v.
Az old p,rrr plnte Without any charge bS lnui,rs,
knew that such is wanted, a. all oar stoves aye Sa,
tan,ed aud ia case &C in perfection the arIicls NI
hepronElly made good TO the purchaser, which h.
viii io' dad N,r Sass with CiocanRi, CAieayo p,tS
eutgh, aud EA'tsm mads STOVES, AZ you cAn,,,s ~,
any odl Pieces, Even ii they Nstr vS.;An,rdr ),
wosld he Impossible 10 &C. oldplAles t'ou .uah a.,
taneC. NV
We, the, Nudsrsien'd, Lsvirs u.sd he NJ. lnr.
Stoves MasaacIusd by q, !, billsy, Of ST. Lo.is 1rA
sold BY Carter w. BDah, Al H.N,,oal Mo, (Nks
pleasure to rreomnehiLg thea 10 Ia, p4.bne a. ,S-
per'or ~ point ~ !rat t'abi'ii,, -eOOoy sosy-a;
snrs sni ease Of regulation, 10 Az sv,v whod "S-
aN.a
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e& SRrAmn

Steve DsalsNr ahsse.Irsa Wrhss. CSppss.,
.tu u .snilh, end Tipner,
Mats street, req MN e s' ~: ss'Sssay A"u''
salt % Wholesale psiesS, STOVES AND TIN.
WARE. Invite particular Attention 10 the PRIZE
PREMIUM COOK sTovE , which has given unlSes.
sal sltisAeoA 10 al who have used Il. warrant al
ny Stoves Ter twslve lhOhths end " AnyUf The pales
break during that ums, lfufnlah new OhsS GiSE0t
charge, NM.
AZ ! design remaining permanently Ia this place,
the public Are safe In taking my guarantee Coz the good
performances Of the stoves Kept BY me,
Az my stoves are manufactured Of MISSOURI
MOUNTAIN IRON, and fet goodness Of metal and
beauty Of casting, they excel any stoves made N The
WesStn country,
~ The man who mcoldi Hellow.W WAR rof @. P.
Filly 10 considered the heat WOSknan In the unltsF
StAtet, and this accounts for our nollow.Ware and
Stove Veteee belRR much smoother Aud better than
any o,hsn you will dad n Rafksl, whsIhst made Eas,
or West.
Ihsy, seuslsn,ly on Alud, supply Of TINwARE,
10 which particularly invite lhe AUshllen Of lhS
country trade, a, the quality Of ny ware, and The pr
Ves, sal BE- such as 10 indaeo then IN call OF ne AgAh
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-03

nsylne the agency Of them Cor tina city, Tina
stoEs possesses advantages over eQnmoO SloVsS, in
shsknest Of the plate, aud improvements in The DRAFT
u given up BY all stove deSlera AMI manufacturer,
stove now made East or West
ms stove YVES patented September, 1850, ane
wherever they have been used, have gvs general sat,
ssseIloN, Iha stove weighs some foty pounds more
suE Tue plates - them are fton one Nall 10 three
!out,hs o. an inch n hiekpSn, No, iNIsslFAa ever
~ Pounds We ~eTAae sheH ~ agGiAes 6FSs. TAsIs
sIeyeS aeye tAtent dot Air Fue, wAseh saFFisashs
eas pe Of che ssoVe, between tEO lek laasa "a tAS
SteN N ne ooleom ef the store, thereby sedhn RroaG
hsSl 70 bake Wth "a The bottom, aps Tsas1glSs H.
wesSH eS NSsya eeah FAULT with sssyse of : a.
ss,Na ells nsre'etcte, lhe Chafiea Oak Ma en-
nee Snd one plate more tAsp any .TkAl OAoVO Vt
invested hey will cock WiiA oaa,Ss,f "a a.
~esen 90 OF the ordinary ItoSUs WIe. end wtnlsR
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Rerage De Laines

TUAOOablO styles SOC, CSC, Ose, and 1se Ist mPs'.
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This story is continued through the first
four numbers Of the magazine, from Ocio.
Der to January, With the February num-
Der another new stSry BY Mr.. Arthur, emit.
tied "sparing to spend or, the lotions and
the pinkertonS," will be commenced, to ho
continued during several months, Thus,
10 the first volume Of the home magazine,
Two nOuvellettes by the editor will be pub.
lished. As only limited edition Of the
first Numbers Of the magazine was printed.
those wishing 1.-THE old mans bride" mus
send In their subscriptions early.
OP In order to prevent miSa apprehension
on the part Of thu public, we will here s,ulv
that the home magazine Is q monthly issue
Of the home gazette, and contains the best
articles that appear therein, thus fixing Ia
permanent shape and for circulation in new
EhNnnele, literary matter from tho peas Ut
many Of the Ablest writers In the country.
Il Is from this cause that the publishers are
able, In the outset, to furnish the work at so
low rite.
TERMS or ARTnUR's aoAR MAGAZINE.
To those who desire 10 receive the Home
Magazine by mall, we offer Il at the lolsw.
ING extraordinary low club pricas,-
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ExTRAoR ORDINARY CURE OF ross o. Nm ALTH.
DlsohDERE0 erOMACh INDIGESTION AND
DETERMINATION OF BLOOD 70 TIM HGAD,
Cepy eC letter em M. JeAa lloyd Of Erts. ea Seay
HaTlScA, AsreAslAsAirt
To Professor HoLLowAv,
Sta avail myself Of the 6Sst opportunity u inform.
Ing you, that Tor very long period was Slls,edwh
: dangerous Eiddlneth and hSquent uwlmmlhga IN the
head, Aenasd BY loss Of appetite, dlsordrrsd IIOmsSh
aud generally impaired health, Evevy means had
Tailed 10 give me any permanent relief, end a length n
became 70 alarming that was really afraid Of going
ehenl without an attendant, Ii this Iaelaneholy con-
dnlon ! waited personally upon Mr. Augksa, Chemist,
Hateeh for the purpose OF consulting hin a. 10 what
had better do, he kindly recommended your Pills, /
tiled them without delay, and after taking them TsF
d,rrGl sNssey an now rSstoisd 10 ps'fSsI health,
and enabled 70 resume my VISUAL duties, You are Al
liberty 10 publish this letter IN Ony way you may thNk
proper, . Tam, Sir your SbedlsIl Servant
'''' SpRH SSa EtTTfSs or 'G psSP sScSO'
Extract efe Ietlsr yfom Edpard Roulsv Eso ef Indie
WsLe Iebaee, dated ApTI StG, ISSa.
Te Professor hoLLCwAW
DEAa Sia-l deem u y duty owe 10 you and the
public a large, 70 inform you Of most mitaeuoes re
eeysry RON That dreadful diAaIa, DAoFtV, and which,
under God, was effected BY your invaluable Pills,
was tapped ave tnea within sIeht months, and skil.
tally treated BY two medIell practitioners, but could
nj Get cured, until had rSeous 10 your remedy end
holM UhNAhding ell had undergone, this miraculous
medicine cured me In the sOarss 81 slx weeks,
(sgnedl EDWARD RoWkEH,
lNFALGlBl,E CURE OF A STOMACH COM.
PLANT, WITH INDIGESTION AND VIOLENT
HEADACHES,
EEtFsd ~ q Letter FROM hv. 8, Ce,psN, CAemiII, Of
CHheA, NsaT hTIAtot dated Jelly lStA, 1894,
To Professor haLIowAN
DEAS SAL Am requested BY lady named Thorn.
a., just arrived ltora tie West Indies, 10 OepnAnl you
that for period OF eight ysA, herself and family suI.
Tered from continual bad health, Arilpg from disorders
o. the liver aud stomach indigestion, oss Of Appetite
violent ad.aehss, pains IL the SdS, weakness and
general debility, for which she consulted the most en-
'nsnl men IN the colony but without any beneficial re-
suit At last she had RECOURSE to your invaluable Pils
which In VeVi short time effected 20 great change
Tor TIE BETTER that Ihs continued them, and tho whole
family were restored 10 health and strength. Further,
she desires ne 10 saw that she has witnessed their sS,
llAoniinary urlueS in those complaints incidental 10
children, particularly In gases Of Measles and Seara
M, having ELECTED positive cures Otthess diseayes with
40 other smsdy, (SignSd) \. GoWEN.
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All Wool DE Iaincs
Pink, green, blue, black end mode, bSS.
Silks.

fancy figured, At SIC 81, Slin SllA, end sta, Flor.
snsS silkI all eeloTs, Gshghapa, a. i2lsCa2eei SWisI
nuSlla Victory lawn, laeOAsl, Bard muslin, EHAFo.
SSFsd Swiss, CApnst, one piece superhAs white nSnl.
", French working cotton, linen aOIt
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SundrieS.

Paper eonOrss, al seloFs, Irish lhsnl pillow ease Do
RuSSia linen Shee,ng, s.N, Toe, oleSehtd lhselihg
lea and l9'S, Te6ls Diaper, az BsAeAed Mu1linS,
cood 7e, a. lsc, CottonadeS and DeuiAs iot Gail.
srtnh wear At l2e0s9Se, ~ BlayS Linen.
A complete assortment OF
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Prints.

tistynaek, coehCeo, Phrnip AtisN'i, HaAnlons
Lobe, I, bannelrs, American, sprNg0s, Globe, Man.
Nhieh are 'heNownsG' for Eeleganes OF Style, 'kan
ColsrI and durable, prices ranging iron % to ~
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HAYDEN & WILSON,
IMeeRrERs AMP MANUFACTURER or
SaddleFy and Coach Hardware,
Garbage Trimmings, &c.
Ne. N, North MAIN street ee. LOulS.
TnElR Aek IN all branches, Tor apglng Sales VII
taNAsa
SKIRTING, HARNESS AND BRIDLE LEATHER,
,.... Camel be Surpassed, .....
They would most respectfully invite all buysts Il
give them CALI assuring them that no pains viii b
ipsrsa % give satisfaction in every PArlh NlaE
tAhle.SS
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Hosiery and Gloves:

FrOneh Embroidered CollNrs, Undsrslssyes, and L,
G, Handsreheils, LAen HOAaksrehsifs, Al ice 10 Aoe
Embroidered DO, Sl,SO, SILK Wells, at $780, Common
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Where cluo OF twelve subscribers send
W fifteen dollars, a copy extra will be fur.
niShed to the agent or getter.sp Of the club,
or to any address he may designate. Al
these terms, the "hOme magazine" will be,
for the amount Of ehoice reading matter
furnished, the cheapestmonthly publication
Ii the United States.
For three dollars, a copy each Of the
"Home Gazette" and alone Magazine"
I,lt be sent one year,
In making up clubs, Il may frequently Be
desirable to unite Ia a single club both
'NhomO magazine" and "hcme gazette" sub.
scri6eH. This can DO doNe BY always ma.
king the club price to the nagas zine subscrl.
Der one dollar twenty-five cents, no matter
what the size Of the club may Be. The
extra copy 10 the geller.UP Of the club, in
all such cases, can Do the gazette or maya.
zinc, at the option Of the party who Is 10
receive L. ........
POs@ge on AE1AayS Bone Marasiae,--If
paid quarterly or yearly in advance, Is
cents for the whole year.
AddSesH, ~, a. ARTHUR 4 Co,
Nc, lot Walnut street,
phiisaeIphis,
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DIGESTIVE i FLUID,
On, GASTRIC JUICE.

rSsra,ed treh a.hAs % lhseunh stomach o. the o. as
GL Neeuhton, n. b Pail Gdelphlal ~,
~ DIGEST" Bash The Wue meaning the word PspsN
he chief eleme o. great dleesnI principle % the 0ah
Jaeah solvent ~ the Nod the pnilAe ptenfvine
stimulating Aeenl % the stomach And nteShsa II CLhsted
non the digestive stomach % the thus oFlhe itua d.
gsahve huN, precisely like the uANrAl Gaafe Julse W
shemeA powst aud nnthihe sOmpcts aud ps9set pub.
This !, Na,nrss swA r,Atdy n, an aaAesNhy nam.th No
~ q man can equal I've curative powers II Vantalaa Aeo
ha e,ea Aeit oE nANeeoua dgaes he tStrmsy Agreeable
70 We tAel and may b TAKEN ~ Ina moe pels pAlrn Wha
ahnal es water eAskd without the most Aeuie dsIfvp
HA eaapNlNfah % RspslA nla1fd IN Wale viii dsSt o.
dI,sve ave Pauada stToas bssfa uhsa heuF
stomach,
eelsntlae Reldenesl
W The telenthe evidence upoa whehlhe remedy kaeed
" The highest eeggee curious end remarkable
Vail On the aren't and GET descriptive eeNab gratis giving
large amount sr seNhhe evidence from LirbHt ANlma
Chemt,tl lf Comhpo PhyaNinny or DleeelonJ Dr. Rtei
% fend and nle Dr. lehh W draper Of New York uhvst
.V ptel DpNpllseNe fhytluoeyJ Of BulmaH, OF Hul'
Soegel De- Capeafa fhy.oogyl he, together with tspO
OF sntea from all parts oflhy Ohtd tlaltn,
~ a., fepsin "a Ftuid and Powder, .
EeIm and ~ Prescription Ves for The usasr fhyseiARa The
powder will ~ cent BY mall, nee " PoUAgs tor cas- dolla
sent TO o. Hnughlon, Philadelphia,
bT OhRERVE TnS I-Evsry hnlte Of the genuine fers,'
esAu the written Signature OF y, HNurh,uN W. sell n'u
pTsVI fhlladslph, "a. Copyright and Trade MAh
sss ey all dSel,S aNa dsSlstS " RsdsnS" Ftlvs OH
''-"" Nv r. S L. bRirTMsHAM a nRo, R.ua.aL
aaeNy WholesAlS and RaAN AetGls,
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Silk Rerages.

Most beautiful patterns and fashionable s,ysS aSe,
Nc, A2S, satin, striped both wAy', Sse plain, pink,
blue and black ioe fancy elk tissues, Sect black, dc
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~. ~ GRkEJVs,
AT sSTSS TG hGRSN'ws
m ANNIE AL, MO, -
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SGeS S.'al!,. e. sP S ssyl: !: q Hats,

81, Louis, MO-
tNtaaaSlAe NY eylN Of NaW TOT the Rprng nf 1885
wuad ash especial NsNNNA To the combination ptSSSNs
ot the moet important requisites ~ article Of dTca beauty
aud utility Tight yvI SueNs az proportions, ana
tbs sAne lms atty edapted Nt hat IL the HaNOs
nelNte ~ Hats my N,0o NExoelalor,n The yshsUl ma
stel aud the Oose workmanship quilted With the 0RnFRs
aNes Of sapeNisian, eaAaal Tall 10 produce bet worthy
Aavs tsM esoi,Asal 81 the aps eOoas n NY NNs zen.
ReA9 ~ that u rich aud alA,oAabs n Hate, Cara
stray ead Panama Gooda especially aleRaea et lRp d.
AsadA elNet whassAh AZ Nta, At SNmmaRy Wavs Sapdy
eaVAeoa " wealth and ednt beN and hose NUaeAl VaNte
Tat teeS MhS zane as ell The aApls eooaa SgVAS
tltO ~ INV ~ any olhct IN 81, Louis,
ttSteetal'p lNSl1S personal Aspes'MN % nv anek,
neAlo Iva John heNElE,
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LAWNS.

20 ps, from the celebrated factory Of HAnMOna, roo
%, Fancy Fashionable Bingham Lawn, Sse, Painted
JAeonet, DOE,
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DR.. ROGERS
n TAR.

A SAFE and certain cure for Coughs, Colds,
ACroup, Asthma, Consumption of the Lungs,
Splitting of Blood, Bronchitis, Hopping Cough and
all other Lung Complaints tending to Consump-
ton. Look at this Unparalleled Success.
The above distinguished COUGH MEDICINE is carry
ing all before it in Lung Complaints. In all sections of
the country it is constantly performing cures which as
tonish even Physician themselves. Look at the high char
acter and standing OF the names which vouch for Its unri-
vailed healing power. il. Cox, NJ. D., late Professor IN the
Medical College at CINCINNATI; W. Richards, NJ. D.
Hon. Judge Morse; Hon. Judge WIN. Burke, for more than
90 years Post Master of Cincinnati; X. :. Newton, NJ. D.
Profess. in the Medical College at Memphis, Tenn; John
4. Collins, ESD Proprietor of the Temperance Organ and
General Agent of the Graud Division of the Sons Of Temp,
of Ohio; VIM. II. Levison, Esq, Editor ofthe U S. Militia
ry and Navy Argus at n. Y, Thomas C. Flauuder Fsr or
Albany; Rev. IL. Wiseman, Rev. X. Hoyt, \. Y, Civ. nnd
We could name Hundreds, aye thousands of others who ,es.
tlty from personal experience, that it has has cured than
ana their friends IN some cases after all other remedies had
faiicd: Such men never make such statements, unless con-
WINGED of theirtruth beyond the possibility of a doubt. Read
a few of the letters.
Extract from "A letter from F. NJ Cory, to II. L.TEw,R7
Esq, No. 49, Second street, N. Y.
Sparta, June 30, 1919.
Dear Friend Stewart:-l have been home now Just two
months. When | last saw you, ! had but little houee of ever
getting any better. But ! have now the pleasure Of ,bankinp
You Tor recommending me To take DIR. Rogers Svrup Of
iiverwort, Tar and Canclalagua. Egoi Il dozen bottles of
II and took home with me, determined to make a fair trial
Oh IL, as nave done with everything else. have only tn
t TOUR bottles OF It, and ! must say il has done me more
good than any other medicine ] haze ever taken. On nv
ilrst taking il, 1t increased the cxpectoration, and ! raised
u great deal OF bloody matter from my Lungs. But that has
no" ceased, and so has my cough, nearly. | cousl, b: lit
Tie now, and expect soon TO be entirely free from it. | con-
slider IL an Invaluable medicine, aud shall Recommend II n
all who are afflicted with a Cough or Diseased Lungs.
l let a young lady who had the aud
had bled a great deal from the Lungs. and doctered seyc-
raj months with orr Physician, but grew worse, have one
bottle Oft, and ii cured her. 1t acted almost miraculousIv
IN her case.
Your sincere friend f. NJ. CORY
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-10-01
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
New Music Store,
90 Camp street, New Orleans.

90 Camp street., New Orleans. :
- We would most respectfully inform
@@5 our friends and the public that ouI
" e 7 FMUSIC STORE is now open, and
that we would be glad to receive a call from them
for the purpose of inspecting the music and must
cal merchandise.
The Pianos are Of the best American m anuac.
tories, of the latest patterns and Improvements
with or without the 4Eolian Attachments; Harps.
Melodeons, Guitars and Violins, of superior quail
tv: Brass Instruments of every pattern and variety
for Bands; Bass Violins, Violoncellos, Tenor Vic
Inns and DDssnios, Flutes, Clarionets, F1ageolets,
from 4 to 9 keys, IRON the best scales; Music Box-
es, Bass Drums, Snare or side Drums; superior
Strings for all kinds of Musical Instruments, in the
greatest variety, besides everything usually found
in a complete Music Store.
Dealers will find it to their interest to call on
us, as we are able to sell them many of our arti-
cles on advantageous terms.
Musicians, Teachers and Amateurs are particu-
larly invited to examine, as we will deal with
them to their advantage.
Every piano that we sell will be fully and sat-
isiactorlly warranted as to perfectness and durabir-
ity; and If an instrument after a careful trial
proves detective, the same may be returned and
exchanged for another.
Old Pianos taken in exchange for new ones BY
paying the Inference.
Pianos and other instruments tuned and re pau-
ed. ~Pianos to let.
N. B. We will also keep for sale French Pianos.
from Erard & Pleyel. Oy-Music neatly bound.
Homeopathic Books and Medicines~and some
choice German Books, of the best writers. for sale
by AsBRAND & WERLEIN~
no27 SO Camp stree.