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% 4 ID sswS,
red away. The received no damage.
sf tnss. a. san was days
gales for II days of Cape Horn Lost two split
BR snp HANNAH, at San Francisco, from London, met
with very weather off Cape Horn for weeks lost
Valparaiso for water and remain there days.
GU Snip MAaeAnEr at San Francisco outward bound.
latter and the mizsn royamast and Of the former
strong northwest wind at slack water
sa. IN M :. S.s S SG e. s.s
moIasses.
BH BARK AMAnASrn at San Francisco from Rio Jansro
days of Cape Horn in heavy gales Host portion Of
bulwnrks split sails &e Put into Callas the 9Th Jan
Brig Cor FREMONT the passage from Paaro for San
Francisco with potatoes carried away oreopmast main
brought up to escape breakers which rendered
vessel and she struck on the extreme end Of
D Mason, Of San Francisco.
BnIc GEs FOSTER Hsdloy, from Aux Cages, which got
tasket Roads, where she remained.
DR. BRIO KESpAI, which was ashore at Tarpaun Cove,
ne es for sS ws
ssd csP ssssfy ' Hsi heavy ssp
partly hted remained with her arso se Swsy sSs
about 2feet under water until the q the 5t inst
We're got over the aches and tho vessel rpaHn
thon rggcu. the sth
ting into the straits OF Fu3a Everything ON board was
to the mems clothing. "e W 'o"iu ""'ios1
soHn sAcRAMISro wen. ashore at Fort Hill San Fran
rigging wcIe saved, - ~ w. 80 's's ano
r.lor Boat WASHINGTON while beating up the bay on
friday evening, of Owls Head, by the schr
Sarah Elizabeth, OF Egg Harbor which the
bow and carried away mainmas main BOOM fore shroud
dc OF the w The main BOOM falling severely injured
James Van Buskrk boat keeper his 6an de- was
severely hurt to deprive Ii of three He
to the Sailors Retreat Staten Island placed in
chs. ~e ola physician The carried away her jbstay
and ale Both vessels anchored OF staten Island
v,shalcncn.
Arr at New Bedford March a. ship rnnniF, Bellows
Ochotsk Sea, Honolulu Now Whytootacke Nov 90 with
1900 bbls VIII oil and 81 900 lbs bone Sent home the
900 bs VIII OIL 60 do sp and 1880 lbs bone Left at
Whytootacke. Janus Cornell NIB, for Chatham Islands
cruise and home oil since leaving the islands, Arctic
Gett FIJI 90 $50 VIII had lost cad Of and main
topmnst squsl1 few days previous Spoke Jan % lat
M10 s. Ion 81 W, John Dawson, Cromwell NIB, mos out
800 Up sent home So do Feb 81 lat s. Ion 40 Cab
net Neyes Mystic for home March IL lat 81 30 N Lon o.
days previous Henry Rneeland vinal NIB for home leak
ing 400 strokes pcr hour .
Below q ship supposed the Nimrod from North Pacific
Ocean. 100
Arr at Tahiti Dec 81 Waterman. Hull Y mos 800
VIII 20 900 bone 23d Sea, LEVEL I mos out 800 VII 10000
bone Srabo Cutter to be hauled down 2h BENZ Tucker
Sands "a 200 VIII; George Washington, Edwards n
mos $500 VIII 60 0O0 bone Goth. Congress Hathaway is
mos 600 VIII 1900 bone Canton ring ~ mos 200 VIII,
so 0eO bons Jan Ah, Polar star Hobby, l 100 sp,
600 VIII 7th Hero, McCssre discs iah Emerald jaeger
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Az AFFAIR ~ TUE PENSION OFFICE : This

Az AFFAIR ~ THE PENSION OFFICE. = This
morning az about hafpast 10 o'clock. Mr. Willard o,
sadc, Of Virginia clerk in the Pension Office on re-
ceivpg letter from lady friend who had gone out to
Texas in charge Of and under the protection Of Mr. H.
Evans OF Texas another clerk in the bureau went
into the Of the latter and assaulted him wifi great
violence with chair which he snached up. He broke
the fingers Of Evans hear and hurt him
about tie head, before they separated by persons
who rushed into the room hearing the noise of the
fracas The bureau for hour afterwards presented
remarkable scene OF excitement the clerks OF the various
departments in Winder's Building and many Others
standing around discussing the affair with wild looks
upon their countenances The Commissioner promptly
sent both parties out Of the oce until the affair can be
investigated under order that end from the of
he Interior -Woshingoa Star, March IS
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.

WATCHES WATCHES wATCHES-AN EXTENSIVE
Assortment at less than usual prcesJues Jurgensen
watches $50 to $50 Cooper Watches duplex and levers
$l25 to $40 independent second watches S25 to $3.50 chro
nometers 1925 to $3.50; eight day watches $40 TO 1885, la
$50 to $500 magic watches s5' watches which wind
with place for miniature 800 to $25 fine gold epine
watches full jewelled. S2 fine gold detached levers
jeweed $26 gold English patent levers $S3; gc English
patent levers hunting eases SIS silver levers SIS
silver detached levers g. Ladies splendid
enameed watches in she'll shaped and other cases with
ehatelane chain and pin attached splendid article
Watches warranted to keep good time will be exchanged
Watches repaired at half the usual prices and N the best
porter, wholesale and RETAIL No II Wall street second
hoor, Broadway.
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AMERICANS DuD Acknowledgements has been
received at the Department Of State at Washington from
Al H Wappsus, Esq, United States Consul at Ciudad
Bolivar Venezuela Of the DEATH the 18th Of August
last, Of Alexander Ross formerly board OF
the American brig Granada And the 14th of October
of Edward Riley late engineer on hoard Of the steamer
Apure Capt E. A. Turpin.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA LIQUOR BILL.-The Senate
referred their Liquor BILL which third reading to
the Committee Vice and immortality for the purpose
of amending and perfectng its provisions. The bill will
not again be acted upon as distinct measurc but the
Senate win take up the bill passed by the House, and
il will be sent back to the House for concurrence If
that body won't accept II amendment then the
Senate viii have TO recede and take the House bill or no
thing. This will be the alternative finally presented.
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yUUE IDEAL BOY) OF THE PAST IS THE ACTUAL
man) present. the ideal grD Of the present b the
actual (woman) Of the futureFanne Lee Townsend Te
Monthly Jubilee for March published by association Of
The daughters and sons Of TOLD dediesssd f:s speech
discussion thought and opinion One dollar
YEAR: back numbers sx cents esoh Address Jay Dea
ny. See rhis Pennsyvanian fhs Jubilee Har-
year has 200 pages and embodiss more science ana
Of love towards the sborng physcaD classes OF the hu
race than any other written work (oxcept the
Bible ever issued Price 81 TO- For sale At the Unitsd
States Argus once las Fulton street Joha Crawsy yr
Lewis H. Embree 13A Bowery AID the News omcs DIANA
4 Yates, % Ann street, CAnvasssrs wanted.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

(NALlF0RNlA MISUNDERSTANDING TICKETS
The subscriber pioneer Of tho California express
ness has arranged TO forward and
baggage the Istbmus of Panama will leave New York.
steamer North Star April nd each successive trip
and will personally attend to the despatch and comfort
the through especially ladies and children,
the 1sthmus An mail will close at "a and
North Star and Yankee Blade Once No. 81 Cortandt
street j. W GREGORY, California Express Agent.
FOREIGN EXPREsS.-EDWARDS. SANFORD co.
respectfully announce that they are prepared to for
and all parts OF England Ireland and Scotland twice
week: Havre, Paris Bremen, Hamburg, Frankfort and
ell parts Of the European continent week to Mel
bourne, Port Philip Sidney and all parts Australia Wan
Demans Land and New Zealand by every vessel sailing
hence from England to those places andto Canton Hong
Of East Indies and China every two weeks Once,
No. 80 Broadway.
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LIQUORS, &C.

TULES MONLUN, So FRONT STREET, OFFERS FOR
81 salc206 half quarter and eighth pipes Otard A.
Scgnete and Camus brandies 20 casks French vine
200 do Bordeaux and Nice OIL 700 cases Bordeaux wine 80
do Burgundy wne IS do. Marsschno 80 do Curacao
brandy fruit and cherries ITO do sardines assorted
csnsers 20 do green peas 10 do mushrooms do cepes
II do trufes; 70 do capers anchovics, pickles and
tard 80 do yermcelli and maccaroni 100 pounds gluten
1000 do French sheathing; 30 cases assorted eordias
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SPRING GOODS.

NEW STYLE SPRING RIBBONS, BONNET SILKS
IN lawns dress trimming ribbons flowers, grapes, &C.
The undersigned has opened very extensive
with handsome stock OF goods, at very low prices
snd the jobbing trade TO favor him with early
call n. II. LICHTENSTEIN. 30 Bowery.
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OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

DR POWELL OCULIsT AURIsT, ETC, DEv0TEs
his attention exclusively to the treatment OF diseases
Of the eye and from to o'clock daily at his once
where be procured his treatise on the
artificial which inserted without opera
ton or pain spt will a2d look exactly
like the natural eye
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Herald Marine Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA March %, 4 PM-Arr steamship State
of Georgia. Garvn Savannah schrs Queen, Hale NYork;
Florida Kelly Boston, steamer Kennebcc, Copes NYork
Cid scbrs Queen, Hale, Boston: Sarah Ann, Irelan,
Charleston; steamer Kennebec, Copes, York.
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Port OF New York, March %, 1854.
CLEARED.


Steamship 4ffsi dss ass 4n
,ss;s.m:hip jamestown, c.vendy, Norfolk &C. Lud.u
Bssi Esl.nsiHs, Gleason s.su. Is of.Sds, Crosby,
f ss.. Dqg.
t; sn
Brig Psss Nes sss1 n0Sp:Tp Hunter
Brig Clark Windsor Percival, St Jsgo Adams Haw
Brig Boston, IOps.y, Cienfqssos Brett Son 4co.
Rsr. luce Toss A1aerson Co.
sssI
s.: ggss: Ss.is;
s TaSa
sssSr Eiis,, Fowler, E.:hinsssn, Nc. IN b.six.i.
ssT
Issss'i f nss ssssSn Psy.sn
soop Rhode is:na Hull Slfss Kenny
Steamer Piedmont, Robinson, Baltimore, Parker Vein
:n:s ra'fiRss Sss
CID 2sd bark Grspeshot Baxter. West Indies land sid
ARRIVED.
Steamship Northern Light Churchill San Juan, Me,
SsIs5 II q lon 1916 exchanged signals with brig
%dss ana psssensers, e LMsshiii March s. An Oh
ss ss sis% sssHs
.ssn. ssssnn.s II PM passed :ss.%sRPP
brig Phiiur. hence bound up strong hsad
Bark Sarah Ann (of Thomaston Daley Cienfuegos II
days with sugar and molassss to Elwell Co.
with mdse, to Marvin G.. 'A' : N''''
Barn jasper Bennett. CHAR, ,ton March &c. with oo.
BrE yuit1Te OBJ Handy Sunderland, 60 days. with
IS passed large ship Ssterlogssd and could
1 %
Brig Marcus Pierce. cardenas Is days, with sugar and
GriersOn Hailoci Apaachicola Is days with cot
schr Gulf Stream 0hres mastsd, Cramer Wilmington,
n,s sss Fanny Fern BEgs the
a.sTss Poxe Baltimore
BELOW.
Ship Marathon from Liverpool.
One ship, two barks and one brig, unknown.
SAILED.
N WssshlinsSn Bremen Argu.a Savannah
Wind during the day NV. and fresh.
lBY SANDY HOOK PRINTING TrLzosArn.l
s,,.v. TT. HIoALAHDs March 2Isundewn.
ss
": sn Ss ont
'AP rest for ssIsn %.sss1 s Highlands
Ship Spitfre, at San Francisco from Boston of Cape
Was SO i port
Boston.
Ship Saml Lawrence do do with very weather
of Cape Horn for 6 days. crossed the equator Ion no.
26, after which met with light bathing winds.
.na DO
equator which crossed in 100 IS
TO port.
rived At Rio Janeiro Dee "a and sailed 30h
parsiso Jan IL and sid Pm day for Tsicahusno
aled fr Lota Jan % At PM for Valparaiso where we
aad s. left Pn.m nS F IL
PM arrived at San Diego Feb g. at III PM sailed 30th
Se san TIM. .lsss s ARMED At AN on the
Ship Westward Ho do experienced very heavy weather
OF Cape Horn for three weeks Crossed the equator
I16 w, Feb L. after which met with variable winds
The Harpooner been chartered convey Melbourne
the American passengers Of the American bark Peytona
the Vice Admiralty CourtfMauritus Shipping Gasette
Bark Robert Pennel Of Portland $50 tons now at New
Co. and will continue in the West India trade
mand Of Capt Jas Adams
Schr Cape May of Cape May NJ tons years old
Hyannis, and parties in p for 5000 cash
The following vessels have been soldBark Girard 20
tons built In Maine old for $780, clipper ship Red
saSas 2so tons built A. Roek.nd Me- Lysrpool
years old built in Baltimore $4,000 bark Homer 25 tons
built at Bristol Me- four years old $l2 O0O and schr
Penny 200 TONS built in this city, two old Sl 000
the schr War Whoop by the builders intended for
the Cuba trade and be commanded BY Capt Chas Loud
stocks, which when finished will be followed by
other vessels.
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MERCHANTS EXPRESS &C. BINGHAM CO.'S
IM line, from Philadelphia .-l6J4-Propretors -Thos
Davis, II. A. Steel, Philadelphia Geo Bingham, \; A.
Rinehardt Pitturg Freghts for Ptsburg and The Wss
lhis for Pittsbprg and the West time through from
Phiadeipbia and Pittsburs Mark packages g. Bingham
Cos line, Alex. Gordon Pistsburg N. L. Us,
Albany and only Office Of this line In this city bingham.
A Co, pittsburg.
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Telegraphic Marine Report.
CHARLESTON March 2-Arr ship Sonora, Newbury.
port barks James Howe (Br London; Jeddo, New York
sehrs Elizabeth Eleanor do Manalia, Boston; Baldwin
DAM. Liyerpool
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
muir InrAL moYl OF THE PAST Is THE ACTuA

IN BRADY, DEALER IN CHEAP PUBLICATIONS
and i'm porter Of foreign newspapers No 10 Ann
Country dealers supplied on favorable terms
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~ All packages and letters INTENDED for the new YoRx
Herald skoNld be sealed.
AINANAc NEW YoRK-rm DAY
gUy RuB. ............5 81 NOON RHE. ....... s Is
SUN sEIs Is HGH WAITE. .......... IA
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MISUNDERSTANDING THE SPLENDID

MISUNDERSTANDING THE SPLENDID
No. 7U7 Broadway, very large and splen-
did assortment of cabinet furniture Of the best quality for
city and country trade consisting of rosewood wal
NUT mahogany libraries wardrobe secretary bookcases
etegere paror furniture in suites in French satin
brocaclle velvet bedstcads dressing bureaus
stands marble tor centre pier tables fancy iron tables.
cribs hastands sewing chairs rocking chairs
iron beseads patent rocking cradles aud others
elegant hall stands rosewood walnut oak and mahogany
oak walnut mahogany extension dining tables dining
chairs to match borsear mattresses and all other kinds;
paasse feathers and feather beds holsters pillows also
general assortment Of household furniture well worthy Of
attention. A. b. MCKINNEY, 707 Broadway.
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FURNITURE, FURNITURE.-THE HIGHEST CASH
price paid for furniture feather beds carpets ocloh
surgical and other Persons residing in VIII
hamsburg, Brooklyn, Jersey City will please address,
post paid apply to r. WALTER, 65 Division st. N. Y.
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ENAMELLED COTTAGE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ STACY, GA and 626 Broadway who received FIRST
das from the Crystal Palace and American Institute for
beet suits Of chamber furniture invite the pubic
to examine their extensive stock Suits with hair mattress
straw palliassss, pillows and bolstsrs from SO
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A CARD TO THE LADIxs.-MADAME LAvKNE 4
"A CO.. Paris, will open extensive sssortmslt
Of French millinery ut their store and show roos No In
Spring street. second block west Of st. Nicholas Hotel
Monday March respectfully invite ladies Intending
to purchase to call and their stock before applying
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EIRK AT THE PANTHEON BUILDING sxs BROAD
vay-Now sale, 100000 worth sprinr man
las China Broohe and other shawls imported expressly
lishment ss6ty damaged By water and removal having
been by the ompanes will aid
without regard to the original cost Open from 10 to
O'Clock CHARLES COOK. Importer
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A VERY VALUABLE GRAY HORSE SEVENTEEN
IA hands high, years old, warranted sound Aad
kind of unequalled style action mile easy
in three minutes will be sold for $500 The horse is cheAI
at and 10 suitable for any description Of carriage
be seen at No. University place above Fourth street
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FURNITURE OF THE BEST QUALITY AT MODER-
IL ate prices.F A yREDE CO, sos broadway, third
house above Nibos and the Metro potan Hotel would
te the particular attention Of furniture to
their large and valuable stock Of rosewood oak mahogany
and walnut cabinet furniture all Of which has
featured OF best seasoned and the upholstery
work done with all oured horse hair and comprises
very large and beautiful assortment Of paor dining ROOM
and chamber furniture of the approved styles and
suited to the wants and tastes both city and country
Those about purchasing furniture will find II for their
interest to call and examine goods, that
they shall be equal respact made in the city
and mean to sell superior quality Of furniture the
lowest possible prices.
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7. UANnocNr mr. or NApr orUEN w nc M n
"A l5H hands high sound and kind, 10 offered for sale
She Is well bred, mile in about three mnutes
Price $500.
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EIRST PREMIUM MILLINERY.-MRs. G. SCHLEGRL
No l5h Division street, will open Monday, March
"a splendid assortment Of spring millinery and
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A SMALL FAMILY GOING SOUTH WISH TO DIS
"A pose Of their furniture Apply Immediately, to
N H. HASLAM SO Broadway.
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LNIRsT PREMIUM MILLINERY-MRs. c. sTONEHILL,
No Division street. will her stock of French mil
lnery Monday March a. Country milliners supplied
will nat tepn hmm
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DOCTOR BRACH's PREPARATIONS.
GER
sysrsg.e,sSs NJ. So @ea fSsnErzszsN feetusl
promp
EN- dy
is3.9tAAMsy &As H{.AR I4M tik'& dill q gM for Bar-
rhua, Dy


Morbus and other
on snd fhycan themselves haze of the
valuable emedes Known positively diseases
isssecommendod 81 Sold by all the principal DagesSu
IN Beaeh,s Breast Iinan eatAn eIeeisnt remedy for
a gease OF tue Lunga Breast such the Breast splitting
Of Blood Night opPoa7on in Breathing difficulty
about the Chest ThB remedy without doubt produces
bsush Disease than remedy
uaed bnt predspossd
by the formation the ehra hereditary
attack disease always good health freely
this Iinan1ent according &c dusctonB. = 49,
Beach'a FerruRinons Chs and
Fever and Chagroe knows
Of the disease
Beseh's Rheumatic oompoundHever give relief
in less than twenty four hours, '
eachn stomachye Bttters-This ie excellent
hat has been long
and Fever and all AusuEal Faye To living having
ounineH for short period low shy DISTRICTS
aenVai1ahe them will troubled
And same time they correct the secreion give
stomach improve digestion the appetite
lAa9dce ard and vigor to the 5yse
u Fsrthe above remedies puah
nary eaea performed by them We will say th they
hatthey They
IN or years With the most satisfactory rssn
demand tor THESE remedies alone
nanperthstthey be reached By all Prepared
Il. d. BEACH, NJ. D. Chemist Apohecary,
4W corner Of EhartTen md CnstomhouGe N, o.
of DIR. RANKIN,
Corner of Camp rect
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@~ STATE OF LOUISIANA, 4 d
Parish OF Orleans, City Of New Orleans.
Be remembered that 2h January 1854 before the
subscriber Justice OF the Peace and for the
ally Alexander Brother President James IL Wheeler
Secretary of the Hme Mutual Company Of New Orleans
who being according law do and that
above books
OF the sald Company. A. BROTHER. President
JAS. Fl. WHEEEER Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before h the h Of January 1854
CIV. JoNTE, Second Justice of the Peace
ofthe Parish of Orleans.
The Board Trustees resolved
cash the outstanding ceitifc profits the holders thereof
their legal representatives. after MONDAY the 18th Of Feb
rusy
The Trustees have also declared dividend Of
of the Company ending 3
Dscemb 1853 for which certificates will issued and after
I5thtf March
B This Company continues against the peril the
Rivers damage
Office, No. 46 Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President
JOHN R. SHAW, Vice President.
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.ayer's Cherry Ipectorat.

w " As1 IL SIhp5 W Ii
n HEADACHE AND SORENESS OF
THE BopY-take the CHERRY PECTO-
RAJ on going to bed, and wrap up warm,
to sweat during the night.
FOR A COLD AND COUGH. t-ke it
morning, noon, and evening, according to
directions on the bottle, and the difficulty
will aeon be removed. N ne will leng SUI
fer from this trouble when they fnd Il eah
be SO readily cured. Peuoas afflicted with
a seated cough yhjah breaks than oftheh
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ny NICE ERBoCKER PATENT CO0KIN
~ RANGEs-FfRsT PREMIUM.
COOKING

PRICE g. CoUL0N, Plumbers, lo7 Poydrss
st,r N. ectfuy infothe srde and The pnb
general tkey s above e9ssssa il " N sranh.s s
AMERICAN ENGLISH and FRENCH WATER GLo sFisi WASH
IA ms FOUNTAINS BRASS FAUCETS Of all knda, COOKING
81 GFs aARpEN iii SE HYDRAULIC R ANS FORGE.
BRe PUNPS up the pIPEs Of every
~. "a, PIG and SHEET LEAD aid BLOCK TIN = d
hsne snip STEAMBOAT WORK naaiy pot iap and ara
~ tb abortsaknc.~a. AMI, ly
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II IVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUN

II IVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUN-
DICE UHHoNlCoR NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASE of the
kiDNEYS and Dseasea arHing oiaordeed LAYER
such Constipation, P- Funeas Of Blood
Acdy Of the Stomach Nansea Heartburn Disgust for Food Fuhe
the Pit Stomach Swimming Head Difficult
Bathipg Fnttering The Heart Choking Suocng
when 10 Posture pne-s Voh Dos Wens before
Sight Fever Dull Pa Head Deficiency
Yslwne.s Tho Skin Eyes ain the Side Back, Cheat
Sudden FuFhss Heat Burning Frs
Evil. md Great Depesson Of prib be eHetnay
by fDOFLASDS CELL BRAT ED RlTTEkS, pre-
pared by DR.. Nj JACKS0h No. lao Arch Phiade
Their NIB Diseases excited IL a4naed
Other the United Sntei
cases, after TX lnl physcians had failed
Thee Bers the Of nvaids Possessing
Diseases Of the Liver
exercising e noa seahng wsahneaa and cons of the
digestive they wha and pleasant nib
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
More testimony from Alabama in favor Of IN ooFLANDS Gee
bratd German Bttets by Dr. q M JACKSON Phade
pha The known rnedy for Liver Complaint
laundice, Merry Debility DeHse OF the Kidneys
DICKSON GREEN Alexandria. Ala, Sept 1882, ad w
have aken INTRODUCES German Ber find 10
valuable cns.n n
tieihes eventually agF safe all hose whG
fall liked mach. The have been much
trng patent and tha effects the ae Of valuable
tefs, and will until it batpm Known
C. FOWLER Tuskegae. Ala, 1851 said
selling welt and think thgwl continue they
faction 1bos- who have used them u
DIR. III LEONARD, II. Ala, 10, 49, said
Your BaA have ders III hiO section YOUTH
g. NJ tHbber, this had
the our without relief and the
qhtn the hhou scarcely able
sh the Btters. He found relief
he continued TO take until complete effected He
perfectly well ard stout"
These entirely Vegetable thereby possessing great
shnte most Of the preparations recommended for similar
For sale by dealers in Medicine every where.
J. WRIGHT L CO, New Orleans,
mis- I'm Wholesale
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WTAfsKY-100 bills, Fleteher's Extra Rec.
w tssd Fer sale by JOSEPH LANDS CO.
n9t S2Tshoauitoaaa street