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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-27
AnAaD9AryA Nh.


To rAIvESr POSTS PROM ROT. steep
the end to By set in the ground IN sola.
ton OF Blue Vi,riol-one pound oil the
vltriol To forty Of water. mr.
This il said to render The post almost IN
dessrucsable by rot.
To DAVIS AWAY RED ANTS Sprinkle
the Roor, shelves. Sc, which they intes.,
with fine shore sand from saltwater
beach if possible. A correspondent says
tins IS sure.
To PRESERVE YOUNG cHIcKESs.-
Keep them in coops. raised some inches
from the ground until they are SIX or
. eish, weeks old-if they droop after this,
the next hour of warm sunshine will bring
them up again. A correspondent says
,ne last time he tried TO raise them on the
groand, he los, SO out 60; he has often
raised 60 or 20 at time away from the
ground until six weeks old.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-27
POISON

I, McKinny,s Worn Medicine contains
10 poison and IS warranted purely vegetable =
lbs preparation has expelled worms Of al
kl.ads from the intestine canal when sthet pfep-
aratlnMs Of great rennle fallea
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-27
AGENTS WANTED

IN every town throughout the United Sstea
for the sale Of +. J. NJ klnny's Celestial. Bsla.
an uhequa!ed remedy for cholera, dysent-ry,
dsarrhos, fnx, cholic, ana eli pans Ia h. how
!psI
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-27
GRAY HAIRS

and premature baldnes, prevented ~ the use II
/. Mehinny's Circassian Hair Tonic Th.s
beautiful combination prevents the hair trar.
falling Oh, promotes ts growth, and renders 4.
soft aud GLOSSY
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-01
Colts RevoIvers.

Col Colt has applied to Congress for an ez-
tension Of his patent, and we are happy to see
that the committee has reported favorably
After giving a minute history of the inyen-
ton, running through more than twenty years.
the committee say that they understand that
the object of the patent laws is to benefit the
community by giving encouragement to men of
genius to devote their talents and energies, and
time, to the public good that part of the profits
of an invention which an inventor is to receive
should bear some proportion to the entire value
of his improvement; and the greater its value
the more the public benefactor is entitled to-
In dealing with these men, whose genius has
benefited the whole country and reflected honor
upon her character and reputation, the country
can well afford to be liberal, both as a mark of
gratitude to them and encouragement to others
In this particular case, according to the evi-
dence before the committee, Mr. Colt has devoted
twenty two years of his life to this invention
From the year 1881 until 1S49 it appears that
not a dollar of profit had been realized out of
the improvement, but that more than 600, 900
had been actually lost 1t appears that now
the inventor is in the midst Of successful effort
| to bring his invention to perfection, and asks
| the privilege to accomplish this object himself
| When that has been effected he says he shall
need no further protection by means Of a patent,
and will be able to defy all competition. No
one interfered with him or helped him for seven
teen years, when his invention was considered
faliufe; put now that the point OF success has
just been passed. ana the arm has proved to be
valuable, ne complains that lnfringers stand
| plans for their manufacture Under the cir
eamstances OF tne case' the committee think
MI. oolt shoula De permitted to carry out his
lnFentioh 10 its ultimate per1eetlon' and that no
oae Woulo oenell..ea y throwing open the man
utaesuie ~ eonilesl.ion' when Woala nl destroy
line prouuosun - pellece arms' anu M tne mar
@ heS Win spurious iihleatlons: In tnls view OF
th oene t the co!a'ee Gun 1ot avola
tlle sl conclusion tnat the puollc Would be bene-
htteo ey the extension 10 OF the patent for seven
years; mus giving the inventor fourteen OF the
exclusive G, enloyment OF ms patent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-01
Ministering Spirits.

The reunion of parents and children in
heaven, as well as Of other friends, is cheering
and delightful thought. And the idea that our
departed friends may sometimes be near us, or
wait to welcome US on tiA borders of the spirit
land, is we'll suited to impress the mind
A little girl in a family of my acquaintance
a lovely and precious child--lost her mother
at an age too early to fix the loved fea-
lures in her remembrance. She was as frail
as beautiful; and as the bud Of her heart
unfolded, it seemed as if won by that mo-
theirs prayers to turn instinctively heaven
ward. The sweet, conscientious and prayer
loving child was the cherished one of the be-
reaved family. She would lie upon the lap of
her friend, who took mothers kind care Of
her, and winding one wasted arm around her
neck, would say ssNow tell me about my
mammal" And when the oft-told tale had
been repeated, she would ask softly, ss take me
into the parlor; want to see my mamma !"
The request was never refused, and the affec-
tionate child would lie for hours contentedly
gazing on her mothers portrait. But
Pale and wan she grew, and weakly
Bearing all her pain meeky,
That to them she still grew dearer,
As the trial hour grew nearer.
The hour came at last, and weeping neighbors
assembled to see the child die. The dew of
death was already on the flower, as the life sun
was going down. The little chest heaYed family
systematically.
do you know me, darling'" sobbed close to
her ear the voice that was dearest, but it awoke
no answer.
All at once o brightness, as if from the upper
world, burst over the childs colorless eoun.
tenanee. The eyelids flashed open, the lip:
parted, the wan cuddling hands flew up, in The
little ones last impulsiye effort, as she looked
piercingly into the far above.
sc Motherl" she cried, with surprise and trans
port in her tone; and with that breath into her
mothers bosom she passed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-01

THE BARDS BY TKosfAs BucHAsAH RzAp.
When the sweet day in s!ience hath departed
And twilight comes with dawy, downcast syes
The glowing spirits Of the mighty hearted
Like stars around ms rise.
spirits, whose voices pour endless measure,
Exhaustess the founts Of gtery sre;
Until my trembling soul, o'eTwept with pleasure,
Throbs ike flooded star
Old Homer's song in mighty unduIatious,
Comes surzing ceaseless up the oblvious main =
l hear the rivers from succeeding nations
Go answering doTn again -
Hear Tifgis stream in ohansvful currents styoling
And Tasso sweeping round through Palestins
And Dantes deep and solemn river rolling
Through groves of midnight pine.
hear the iron Norsemans numbers ringing
Through frozen Norway, like heraId;s horn
And, Iks a lark, hear glorious Chsucer singing
Away in Englsnd's morn.
In Rhenish halls hear the pilgrim lover
Weave his wild story TO the wailing strings,
Til the young maiden's eyes are brimmng over,
Like the sweet cup she brings.
And hear from Scottish hills the souls unquiet,
Pouring in torrents their perpetual lays,
AS their impetuous mountain runaels riot
La the long rainy days.
The worldwide shakspeare-the imperial spenser
Whose shafts Of song oertep the angels seats -
While delicate, as from silver censer,
Float the sweet dreams Of Keats
These ore the Bards, who, like cur forests tower,
Firm in their strength the mountain trees
] were content could I hut be flower
Up at the fact of these
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-01

HANN1BAL's TREATIES ON THE ROOSTER
" You will find de subjick on which I spect to
substract my exesperashuns dis evening, a ruu-
try, aud in de coops round de- market. He am
sometimes called de cock by pepil who call
things by dere right names, but dose who pride
demsetfes on bein' extra perlite, call i'm de
rooster De reason, speck. why dey call him
dat, am bekase he will roost wid de hens mites.
DE rooster am de he hen; also he lay no
eggs, nor hatch no chickens; emmy body would
tink, by seein him strut round de barn-yard,
dat he laid all de eggs and brought up all de
chickens. He does he best to make you tink he
does it all; fur no sooner does hen drop an
egg, dan he sets as loud cackhn' as de hen
herself, in order to pull de wool ober de eyes oh
| us sitty fellers and make us believe he done it,
when he am no more capable OBJ doin' so dan |
| am. How much like some lazy husbands in dis
congregashun, l could menshun. who let der
wives do all der work, and take care OBJ de
family, while dey do all the caoklin' p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-01

John Van Buren, is reported to have said that
the Nebraska bill is the best bill that ever was
passed by Congress, for that it will kill off every
man from the free States who has voted for it,
which he says will be s'a consummation de-
youtly to be wished but, what is worse than
this, it will kill off all Northern men who have
hitherto stood by the rights of the South, in
Congress and out Of it, and all for a measure
which is Of no intrinsic advantage to the South
for have always believed that if it gives any
advantage as regards the slavery question it
will be for the free States and any injurious re-
suits, SO far as that question is concerned, will
fall on the slave States.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-01

- An APPALLING FRUTII.-1n u recent trial be-
fore the United States District Court, Philadel-
phia, Judge Kane said +" Rum has sunk more
seamen than all the tempests that ever blew %
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-01

LORENZO Dow.-The latest annecaote of Lo-
renzo Dow that we have seen is, that being one
evening at hotel kept by one Bush, in Delhi,
N, T., the residence of the late Ger. Root he
was importuned by the latter gentleman, in the
presence of the landlord, to describe heaven
:. You say good deal about heaven, sir,' said
the General spray tell US how it looks" Lo-
renzo turned his grave face and long waving
beard towards the General and Mr. Bush, and
replied with impeturbable gravity: Heaven,
my friends, is vast extent Of smooth rich terri
tory. There is not root nor bush in it, and
there never will be-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-01

eGErTlSG RELIGfoNn-A some of our wise
and deyout members of Congress have aseer-
tained that polygamy is part of the MonE&pn
.s religion" we suppose that the phrase set-
ting religion" in Utah, means simply taking
an additional wife.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-01

! ! IarEnzhI 3 j 4 TfS5 G. % sE=s /
ROUTE from Bua0 niagara Falls Lake
St. The american aeamers forming the Express
teal aud tlueec ogdensburg
rsiroa for New York gaingto1 saaIoga Springs and Boston
Lawrence and champlain Railroad, for Porlaud White Mountains
Tftns-24 hours to Montreal
BAY STATE, Capt Ledsard NEW YORK, Capt Chapman,
Lewiston daily S1ndays excepted O'CLOCK for Cape Vincent
and 9denburg connecting with the River steaers Pog
entire length Of the Thousand lnun and the Rapids of the
by daylight
next day. in time for ihe Quebec boats.
leaving Buffalo O'clock have hours
o'clock hours at Niagara ais THE
IL O'Clock train OF from Budalo arrive Lewiston
beat. ge Boston, etc. cas from
leave Immediately, arriving at Boston hapast O'clock
THE UNITED STATES NAH. LINE
Steemes ONTARIO, Captain Troop CATARACT Captain Estes
NoRTHERNER Captain chd Lewiston daily Saturdays
half Niagara Fails touching Rochester owego saeket
abor Kingston Clayton Brosky and ogdensbGg with
Rapd beautiful by daylight
Meeting the osisnsburgh Eoon Railroad
and Boon and with the Express Train Of cas at ozwego
The Line leaves Buffalo daily Sundays excepted the Bui
fso and Niagara Falls Railroad At o'clock aoTdng
the Great Wire Suspension Bridge and the magnificent scenery
Niagara RIVER through to Montreal direct leaving Lewiston half
psst3 o'clock, giving passengers full
time the passing ali the Thousand
zh changing boas ogdensbugh and taking Of the splendid
rushing and dashg OF The noble ST. Lawrence arriving
At ocofk the neag IN tine for The Quebec boats
The of the American Line built expressly speed
comfort having all equipments safety required
with spacious and beautiful Upper Cabin Staoos the length
of the boat.
T Passengers procure information at Office
opposite Buffalo and Niagara Falls Railroad Depot.
Offices in Cataract House and International Hotel Niagara
Falls.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-01

--xxINs-Meder, Swan, Hungarian, Eagle, and
IN other bTandi, ot aals by
mylast RE. NICHOLS CO., % Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-01
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 4 1854
MISCELLANEOUS.

A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. - For
a THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY or ALL LNAT1oNs.
Open Day and Evening, Except sahday) from sA
~. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ADAuTrANcE. will be tie prizes
There FREE ADMISSIONS with the exception Of Er
ss e Ps Aha ba % asone s +
and e. a1a r9pa ns up With esgan. s4A interest
sssE ses Ssta Quite
hs c46s Ill AZ saPkRy Pass .sy
The SCULPTURE contribution emboty Of Marble,
gorkanahp Many choice Statues beiids
gss ai.sss'o g hG3 6E sF 81 20 H. q ra e
naive sss s2s e Dc H 6brb 6pAE PEE ThEs a which sn. .
NETYIWo FEET in circumference and a estimated from the
SAND YEIRs OLD hns Deposited Crystal Palace By its
A!sest6s ths cty.t.! Palace h Ar
3 q 2s ssa s @ d a
A. esisst oRcESfRA o Music win Be n attendance .bs
Ts ts rsaGs sss MSnnf M AerSon % ssd d
Thousand Dollars cash pssrred
ana in s 4 s. faen w % siys sp
closing the is Say Of next provided only tha The said In
3s sssn e,hssda iGl ,4 crystal IT, - ,'s '1.+
sqaiysent Artist whose work. having been exhibited II
BE- daFag Y e shss month"; Sns f & sss & dA q
THiRp. FIVE MEDALS costing One Hundred Bosara eaeh
Departments Ar patented en-
as St % II h 9s sea. rness ass
after tie aliqdge n1ost excellent Aforesaid.
FOURTH FIVE MEDALS costng One Hundred Dollars each,
f Esa o se ft sn Sass d. i ss @ H. ss p
and exhibited therein aforesaid shall worthy
such distinction 1t SfeT the
The abest and respectable Jnry
shal be appointed critically the exhibited
and award The prizes mentioned The Directors shall proceed
sarly practicable select such Jy rJaros
the appointments before
The association Will ao discroton Dpo
10 the Exhibitors inyentQg Of such articles possesa
Gnthflsnt 10 entitle them 10 such dEDcon.
All Articles which deemed 0ttly of n this
ppatoa q the Worlds lndugtry and AT admitted WITHOUT
ANY CHARGE WHATEVER TO EXHIBITORS.
protecting exhibited ALsoca
dsciaInt 0untabily damage such
Al Umbrellas Canes, ETC.. the door.
AS the Cryst Palace Bonded
md to PACKAGES size out of the
No cheeka given, and eadmitted The Ticket
myf9tf p. 7. BARNuA Pfesdent-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-01
EDUCATION.
E,RENCH AND SPANISH TAUGHT BY

ssRENCH AND SPANISH TAUGHT BY
n hionsenr AisfaAa hEIspN, ~. Q ". Charles street.
TEbTlMONIALBt
Prof Nelson, please let yos viii yess ~
Of languages in The Kentucky Military Institute. ' ~
z. W. MORGAN, Joint sapern arasrt
Monsieur decidedly teacher of Fnr 80 -
with, and gentleman In sil his conduet. ~
Prof. NOBLE BUTIRR, Louisville
Monsfenr Neron
Of French and Spanish with elegance pa
well adapted for Inducing learners into the nyaeres
thns. ~. o. Crescent. 57fs
We Rave had prsona opportunities Judging Prof
eonssntousy recommend him capt 81
ag that the bestwe practice IN.
True Delta. jams fy
A NEW SCHOOL ON GOOD OLD PRINCI-
gnd careful Parents and informed
that Mrs WAS9N lady Of Rev. @. H. Williamson, Rector Of
sgIe PTotensane Faneae Rampant street. east Of
Bs1ye whose life devoted to Teaching Will admit
family and 4cheol LIMITED number q pupils Extraordinary
facilities for FRENCH. MUSIC and DRAWING. jans Iy
INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES - AS
Boardera md Day PupsEo. SO ST. Louis BY hs
Misses ALLISON.
The Institution by Msstersn
Departments requisite finished edusainn continue
vote ererobH the improvement all the pupils coHdsd
10 sher charge.
~ For ard guardians referred the Prospectus
which be hnd at the Ins!itute. III
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-01

u HaRANDIEs--James Hennessy I Co., Otard,
Dnpay Co. Pnet castllen, Pseyoiain, London
Docks, othe vnlases tor sats by
my d nj h, +. NICHOLS L Co, 81 Camp street.
NHADElRAS Blackburn, Leaceek s. Oil
" sre p Harmony, Alberto wuohousa and others u wesa
ami sIsss for sale By F.RICOS Co., 81 Camp uyei st
ISLoUR-1l50 bbls s'Belle Air" landing
nsla - '''''' Z NJ DALEY, ID TshoaFisauaa arses.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-01
VOLUME VII,
H8pRE.

ESOR HAVRE.--The fine fast sailing ,ssae
III American bark DELPEOs, Capt soule, ia now
will receive quick Dispatch freight 300 Cot
ton, apply 10 I.P. WHITNEY d co 81 Camp street.
to g. W. HYNs0N, 80 Camp sire OF.
tsy- For pneraRe apply to The CAPTAIN on board mys
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-01

ssA wife,, was the meek reply.
The young lady blushed, perhaps Indignantly.
and it is said that the kindly offices OF neigh
boring clergyman were requisite to reconcile
the parties.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-01

SINGULAR PHENoAENoN.--The Ga1ena Adyer-
tiser says that on the 9th inst, at evening,
was witnessed by several persons who were sit
ting on the guards of the steamer War Eagle.
Itconsisted Of an immense ball of light. which
suddenly appeared in the heavens at an angle
of about As degrees, and fell thence to the
horizon, leaving behind it, not fiery tail, as is
usual with such phenomena, but track Of
dense white smoke, which kept its perpendicular
position in the sky for about three minutes, and
then slowly curled itself uplike huge serpent,
and in about ten minutes vanished.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-01

sWhat shall l help you to;n inquired the
daughter Of landlady, to q modest youth at a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-01

aN.E OIIHIULlHUW5B
~ hween Royal and Bourbon JAMES
would call the attention citizens
epaed dsense of the above chnrarteI
appalling that they obtain certain, and
speedy cu without the Mercury Bss Cubeb other
Poisonous Drug, in from three days without
onewy Remedies which
procured himself and upon they cure
charge will be made Dr. is possession certificates
eminenre all paris of the unono the they have
eeGttd which pronounced ncurable by celebrated
Since Dr. James has introduced se Remedies this city the
the
cures may themselves OF these
presidential discoveries Or. pena-
street. No. Private Rooms
GB- Office hours rom AM to Pm. fablS Iylp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-01
NUMBER 76.
CRESCENT
THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRFscFyT

1llE NEW UftLEAN0 UAILI GRESCENI.
oFsTcg NO. 90 ST. cTk6KLRs syEEET,
VIII regularly Sesseys shs city
day. (anday s<espei) for - ayAnee,
ths GHeei week, payable 70 the Carrers.
THE CIRCULATION
the CRrscz Daily Weekly ia such As to Offer dssabs
medium 10 Advertiser. As
A FAMILY PAPER
eua.es HrgA early at The homes Of stizsn snd
ssees sold advsnysousy adgsrssd IN
is sgion No paper the cireasss among
OUR TERMS
sneh invite patronage Of tie pub
TEzas ADvEETIsIHS:
Fer Square Of insi Pear inssron 90
~
for shorter tIns ~ 'T'
charged accordingly. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-01

EyOR HAVRE-The A l fast sailing ,s@ss
H. American ship GARACK, Capt. Norris Is now $780,
loldng and will dispatch For freight of s0 iel
Cotton, apply to J.P. WHITNEY a CO., 81 Camp q:
For passage, apply captain board ny45
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-01

3 Nh WAlpON . lahD.-l Will use no 0Lner
the advertisement han what be found in plain truth
practice all those
are Syplc nearly fifteen years,
those there lies the only
attention diseases
other DOCTOR better than they That
always Insisting which conradc
STRUCTURES, NODES, ULCERS, SORES, GLEETs SORE
familiar the thingB
Of daily obHevation without vanity, claim
other merit than that Of experience.
aaGf cure in few days find difficulty
longer duraon without submitting the patient to such
will him the slghe Suspicion
otse him negeth affairs whether without doors within The
There New Orleans
supply proofs s these that require
secrecy, which | alwava invoahly preserve. -
qualifications which do not think it necessary 10 add
satsed reputation sufficiently established
Constant from the morning until o'clock night
~ W, WATSON, M, p,
i lS0N has removed 10 No, 9T Cuatpmhonse hatwsa
NetsIrssts, a2a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-01

Packets) The regoar packet ship DIANA, Stephen
Gutter, master, loading quick Dispatch
lance Of freight or passage, apply to
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-01
HULL.
NE w YORK.
PHILADELPHIA.

NSOR PHlLADELPHlA-(Ph Philadelphia ~
"a and New Orleans Lie )The AL fast saing packet 4AA
ship NAPLES, VIM H. Daneap, master, having htee-
hr engaged will meet with dispatch balance freight
passage, apply on board oI to
J. II. AsHBRIDGE X co. So 81. Charles street.
tB- ]. R. JAMES Il Co, kgents Philadelphia. nsB
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-01

ENoR BosTON.-(Regular Line of ,sN
k Paeketa) 1.-THE packet bark sILLIuS, VIM. 6. SAASS
veaz master loading and will have dapach For
feba2 GEO. W. HYNsON. 80 Camp asreet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-01

SyOR BORDEAUX.-The fast sailing 4iEssfs 4Ess
Il bark ARTHUR, Captain Spear, will have quick dis
nys eff BoGERT, WILLIAMS co. 10 Camp st,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-01

JAMES would respectfully call the attention q citaens end
following He all Private pseases, with
out mercury any other t9;gnoqs drug namely elect
Gers would aisn call cape
c themselves private and
solitary hRbt which the
ty mind uniting for either business society The fol
lowing the menncholy produced by early
habHs youth, Weakness Of the Back and Limbs Pain IN te
Vso Muscular Power papan Of the
Heart Dyspepsia, Nervousness Irbiy Symptoms of Consnp
tion Mentally, The eeal effects the be
dreaded. Loss Memory CONFUSION Of Ideas Depression Of Sprits
Evil Fohadngs, Society Self Datru Love OF Sotude
Tindi.y, etc, an OF The evils produced.
All persons who afflicted with Of The shove symptoms shoad
tail call Dr. James, restored to perfeC health
Let false ecacy but apply mnedtte and
the dreadful awful consequences this terrible
ma6dF. Weakness Of Immediately tnll
rertorei.
Q3s- DR. JAMES
CustamtoaHe street. between Royal and Bourbon
DR.. JAMES
P Persons living distance have tho Remedies the Dis
giving fn particulars letter. and
y o; dollars tmyS lyd&wl DR.. JAMES.