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Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-09-02

FALSE RrMoR.-Several times during the
past week we have been panied to hear Of the
false rumors circulated throughout the sur
rounding country, by some evil disposed per-
sons, that yellow fever prevailed here. The
report is as false as it is malicious; and we can
assure the community that the health Of the
town and parish was never better than at
present Last year at this time thirty deaths
had occurred from yellow fever. We have no
idea whatever that the dreaded scourge will
revisit us at all this season.
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FOR SALE.
DOCKET BOOK STOLEN.-A Port

DOCKET BOOK STOLEN.-A Port
Il Monnaie Tor Pocket Book stolen from crEvzsra
the advertiser the night of the 26th August
at The plantation of the late Col. A Pugh, in the
tanned small amount of cash and the following notes.
One Of 5000, payable LIST March, 1856, drawn by Sarah
Cherot mortgage Dote) payable order of Loren Holmes
One of 1859 49, payable day after date drawn in
Of Benjamin Holmes, by James Crawford One OF SO,
payable LIST December, 1884, drawn by Marceus Lejeune,
drawn by John Rider in favor of L. Holmes Also other
documents of no value except to the
This is to notify any person from huying or trading for
the above notes. also to notify the drawers of the same not
to pay them to any person except the undersigned
Napoleonvie, Aug. 81, 1854 s7tf LOREN HOLMES.
HAVING recently returned from the
IL City, the subscriber in receipt of fresh sup
ply of GROCERIES, of which the following is part:
25 BOXES No SOAP:
% g WESTERN CHEESE;
200 HALF BOXES SARDINES;
80 KEGS LEAF LARD;
2 FIRkINS CHOICE BUTTER; 10 KEGS do;
BBLs No. MACkEREL;
% BBLS. MESS PORK:
10 Bells PRIME BEEF;
100 BRLs. ST. LOUIS FLOUR;
10 BOXES STAR CANDLES.
Also1oo sacks Yellow Corn 50 do. Oats, 10 tons West
Hay. TERMS CASH.
sep2 WIN. H. Raglan ) and 10 St. Philip st.
TOLDSPRING FIRE BRICK!
" The undersigned have made arrangements for a
Boiler, &c, of any model desired be furnished
few weeks notice The subo ned extracts from Cerf
Book will show their good quality and numerous other
references will be given by HARROD MOODY,
Sc Common street. New Orleans.
We hereby certify that in the Of 1852, put up
all the furnaces for Sugar Mill, Kettles, &C., with the
Codprng Fire Brick That two crops have been taken of
without materially mpairing the furnaces. We expect to
take off crop with the furnaces without any
repairs whatever VIM. W. E. T. KING,
II. Orleans, March %, 1854 Tof N O. 4 st. Martin
In the of 1853 used the Codspring Fire Bricks
in the construction of that part of Sugar House furnace
expose to the heat he arch between the batere and
sirop) In this situation they pc fecy resisted the action
of the fire. better indeed than any Fire Brick have hereto
fore employed My crop Of last made by their
aid and the masonry, though exposed during five months
the ercest action Of the fire. to be perfectly sound
Providence Plantation, April 9, 1854. P. SAUve.
We certify that first used the Codprng Fire Brick in
the furnaces of Steam in the parish of Jser
son. the of 1882 and have also used them SINCE
and find them last long and well the dark English
Fire Bricks generally used in Louisiana.
FERGUS GARDERE. F. GARDERE Sr.
New Orleans March %, 1854. sep2-1m
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Mayoralty of Thibodaux August IS, 1854
NOTICE TO BAKERS. The price of
Fresh Flour being s. co. in the New Orleans Market,
Bakers are required to give rs of bread for cents
during next week. " D. TERREBONNE Mayor
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Marie de Thbodaux, &c rs Aout, 1854
4 Wis AU BOULANGERS. LIE prix de
la Farine frache etant IS 90 lie Marche de Ia Nou
vele Orleans, les Boulanger requis de bonner rs
onces do pain pour dix cents durant Ia semaine pro
chaine. V. .. TERREPoSNE, Mare.
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANE--Paroisse

hLi'' JILL t'o'iLi iit'PNt''@
Temoin) j. A. MATHEkSE.
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doubt but the immed dia'e causes you'd immediately
be apparent. Childr poison themselves by eating
garbage, and their psrtnts die from fear or exhaus
/, ton by waiting on them.
METHOD OF CuIING THE YELLOW FEVER IN CUBA.
A soon as aDy person is attacked with the yel'
low fe> er be is bltd profusely in both arms, and
cupped N the abda>men total diet OF vegetable
food for L.~iDk, give the patient as much cold
lemonade or IraDgeade az he wants when the pa
tient blteds through the mouth the iemonade must
be made with water and few drops of suipIuric
acid, sweetened with sugar.
Very warm foot baths arc administered and
cafapIasms made of mustard naIa whe0s -four, in
equal quantities. in hot water, ar, rf'pied warm to
the scles of the feet, legs and aru.s
Clysters (njec:ions) of oil Of aEcn0s, or q olive,
are continually given, also made Of de<oct'o1s Of
marshmalow (malvo) or faueed, as wa-m ass the
body requires. The object of these Eioctlo on VI to
keep tie bowtls open. Many doctors IL Cob u0ke
the patients tase large doses Of oil Of sIn,ons SO,
which also aid TO keep the intestines opsn, P-incsI
Paly when taken from the beginning.
QniDine administered either internally or dkter
Bally produces mortal effect in this disease. No
qul, inc or eaiomel mnst be used in this fever.
ii le total diet Of food viii cease when the fever
disappears, then taking great care in the use of
food, as Ieiapses are fatal.
As the patient will be very weak, he must 0rty
take during The first three days. three or four cps
OF broth day, made with ysung chickens; the s.
lowing three days he may take some bread or YES
micelli soup In very email quantities, three times
day; in the following three days the conyalescen.
may tat some chicken for dinner
or course tue attending physician directs when |
or how to administer all the above, accOr ling to |
the state oi the patient.
ltls, perhaps, well for these person who do not |
kn"w this fever, to state that The symptoms ara |
violent headache, strong fever, pain in the back and
hips, general prossration, red eyes and face, &c.
AS coon as any of these symptoms are felt 1t is |
urgent that the patient should at cnce make use of
the above method.
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ANOTHER METEc,R.-Another remarkable meteor
seen at Nahs nt the evening Of the 30th ult,
OF seven o'clock in the south, passing to the north
west, at about IS degrees altitude Its motion was
not verv RAPID, and IL appeared as bright ball Of
fire, emttinx in its course strong light. But the
mot uncunmon feature pre sentsd was the conti.
pded appearance, after TIE meteor bad passed out Of
view, Of brilliant zipssg lire Of light, very lesrly
defined, which ,emained more than FIVE minutes-in
fa' long enough 10 admit Of examination through
the telescope. II Ia hoped that this extraordinary
phenomenon may be described by other observers,
especially where II may have been seen TO explode
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A PRoBBIToRy LIQUOR LAW IN CANApA.-The.
Montreal Pilot says that yosfdute effort il be-
ing madeby the advocates OF temp rance in the Cana
dian provinces for the enactment Of law to prohibit
the sals Of Intoxicating drinks TIE probability Is
that the effort will be racessfp' for when tie prop0
sition was last brought before Parliament it lost
by but q single vote. and 81 nee then large num-
ber Of candidates have pledged themselves that
the unequ,voca approve Of the people, msior "
OF the members will vo'.s for the law. Thus the
enactment Of the law depends chiefly upon the
recple.
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TELEG Il APHIC.
n = " !"
YELLOW FEvLH IN THE SOUTH.

YELLOW FEvLx IN THE SOUTH.
COLUMBIA, Sept. 2 1854
The report that yellow fever had made its appearance
ut Augusta is incorrect
AT Savannah two hare BEEN reported, but
they now convalescent.
AT Charleston the disease sppeM to be the increase
six deaths having osvErsd NlaD Thursday.
MORTALITY ~ BOSTON.
DssroN, Sept. 2. 1854.
There 107 deaths in this city for the week ending
at to-day or the deaths, IL from cholera,
and is from ysentery while 81 Of children under
year Of nee. TIE decrease from last week is g.
MORTALITY OF Observation-Disclosures, 6SC.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2, 1854.
The deaths in this city for the past week three
hundred and one of cholera twenty tnree which Is ff
teen less than last week.
The thermometer stands at eighty degrees IL hos been
cleudy all day, hut we have had no rain.
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NEWSPAPER ACCO UNITS.


Our dates by this arrival to the l6sh, from the
city of Mexico, and to the 22d from Vera Cruz, iu'
elusive. The political news Is not very important.
The country appears to continue In ab ut the same
deplorable condition our last advices lefi ft-wars
and rum ,rs of wa s-dscontent and insurrection
seem to be the order of the day. Or course, II is
utterly impossible for rs to arrive at anything ike
the true state Of affairs from the papers, slce the
late decree Of the general government has tied the
tongues Of the people, rendered poweress tne pen
and muzzled the press, and Of course error must
prevsi.
In our last advices, It will be remembered we pub
hshed telegrap hic despatch re eived a. Vera
Cruz as the Orizaba was about to SAIL to the effect
that Count Raousset de Boulbon, had pronounced
at the head Of the French battalion 10 Guaymas,
and after battle Of two hours duration, had been
defeated by General Yanez, and surrendered at
discretion. We iad in the Trait d. Union, of the
9th instant the following particulars Of this affair:
On the I'd OF July, Count Raousset arrived from San
Francisco and oisembarked within three leagues of
Quay which port he entered disguised au under an
assumed name. He had interview with some Of his
most intimate and faithful friends and sounded the
feelings Of the foreign soldiers IN the rarrison with
majority Of whom he personally acauainted II
sse ms at his first efforts fruiess and thew ad
vised him to return immediately to San Frsncs,o But
itappsArs that few days ubsequent he had very sngu
ary wrought total change in the minds Of these men
and raised among them an unprecedented detection. He
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Political IntcllsR,once.

A Fsaa Democratic Convention was SeA al H&r
isburg the 30ta ut, composed of delegates from
vsiopcssctiens csPennsys It was determine to
wi,hd-aw Mr. Pots as their candidate spr Cove 7nar
and Iasolut,oI sI dorsiog Judge Polsacks views on
TIRE slSvery au J. tenn trSlce quastolS, as satis&c:
tory. n6 n udng bin TO the ynppoTt o. the
frerea # fr9st ON and prohihition. we're adopted.
rss next session Of the Lcgislaaare Of Missouri
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BosToS, Sept. 2, 1854
TIE J,dge Of PsUate of Essex county has declared the
will Of Dr, Manning, of Ipswich, Invalid. He left the
bulk Of hin property to found high scaoo in Ipswish
disipberiting his The ground Of setting the vii
aside insanity Fcn Rufus Choatc counsel TO,
the son.
The weathsT continuc thick but with very little rain
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Senator Douglas Mt Chic auo.


CHICAGO, Sept /, 1854.
The flags Of the shipping in harbor displayed
at half mast at to day. expressive OF indignation
Senator Douglas opposition to the River and Harbor
bin, and tie bells have been tong the afternoon
he speaks at North Market hali to night and there is
much exciteme Mt throughout the city.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept 2, 1865.
Honey Is uI changed In value and stocks dull a5 this
mornings hoard, Reading sold at 33sS; Penptyysnia
abroad, i41s Lorg Island Rarosd, iI3S Morris Ca
nal, lIt Leh5gh Navigation Company, 62h Gevsiand
sne Piitsburg Railroad Sc. Fer Kentucky Bonds 100
,rae
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SOFT Democratic Convention Mt Rochester.
ROCHESTER, Sept. 2, 1854
soft democratic convention was held here to. day
and delegates elected to he Syracuse convention
1t b understood has they all favor of the admin
istr atcn and its meaapres.-
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Areshsr Rn,lrpnd AccIde:s4,

STANFORD, Sept 2, 1854
As the passenger train tho New Haven road
approaching tn. depot tais morning, a ied named
Transn Keeler. Who was e,npting to get upon tn
ais, fell upon tie track azf the passed boh
his legs, severing them entirely from the body. He
lived 5ut few houvs after the sad occurrence.
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FRI m WnshingrOl

Fr.m washington.
EXPECTED RETURN OF SECRETARY MARcY-DEATH
OF CHARLES PREUss.
WASHINGTON, September 2, 1854.
II is expected that Secretary Marcy viii return to
Washington on Monday.
Charles Preuss, the companion of Fremont in his ex-
plorations, died in this city to-day.
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WS BY T. LEGRAPH.
Fiightful Sues mhoas h xpiosion'
UPWARDS OF TWENTY PERSONS KILL. sD AND MANY
WOUNDED,

FS'ghtful Sses mboas ~ SPeoeion.
UPWARDS OF TWENTY PERSONS KILL 1p AND MANY
WOUNDED.
CINCINNATI Sept i, ass4
few days since just after the steamer Tmour No
had landed her passengers at Edwards yard Jens
son CITY, Missouri her boilers exploded scattering desth
and destruction around, and leaving tho boat total
wreck.
At the htest accounts six persons lying the
shore cead and 1t was supposed that fifteen or sixteen
others were thrown overheard and drowned.
Owing to the confusion and excemen. the exact num
Der Of killed. could not be ascertained
About seventeen persons were scalded sad otherwise
injured.
Mr., Dix the pilot, ives 10 dying state, not having
spoken since the explosion.
Mr. Eckerr, the clerk Of the boat had his family on
beard, and two Of his chidien severely iojured
The injured men are principally deck hands. Two OF
the ioers thrown the railroad track aud the
other into the river
hany pieces Of the wreck found half a milo from
the place where the explosion occurred.
The hull was breaking up, but few OF the goods on
board would be saved The entire upper works ars des
troyed The engineers of the boat Charles W. McCord
and John Scott gave bonds in this sum of 81 900 t,
u s~srsry charge of misconduct negligence.
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N.a.har In unyf,n,,r,
rhissd.Ipaia. stock Syoard

BALIIiofrs, sept z, ls.&
The thermometer to night stands az So degs Tnsre
are no Signs Of rain.
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WHEELING, Va, sept. l5s4
An arch of the bri'ye ir sourse Of cousr.peton
for the Hempded road this cy felt today, killing
the contractor Mr.. JAHes McCaF.ney, and Of the
work. en-.
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The Brse md lKsrnnazOO Railroad Bn~l7,
BUs-ALo, Sept 2, 1864
We lear1 by letter from Adrian that the Erie aud
kalamazoo Hsrcad Bank has redeered all its bills
sened for ment, and Tat thu the bant has
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The Dress Boil- NJ Newport

The dress ball at Newport Off Friday eveau;
last. Aboustixty hcouple were present.
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Arrival OF the Sts arrssIip James Adgcn.
CHARLESTON, sept 2, 1854
The United Stses mail stes nship James Adger Captan
S. Turner, srrhed AZ this port at nine O'Clock
morning.
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Less Of the Steamer Lady Eigtn on Lake
Michigan.

MILWAUKEE, sept. I, 1851.
The steamer Lady Elgin struck rock off Manitowoc
on Wednesday night last, while her downward pas.
sage but managed to reach the pier at that place. where
she sunk She bad three hundred passengers board
all of whom were saved.
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that shey were 90 few Mr.. wilson was ore OF the
editors of he ixform Ea,,ner, snd native CT Edn
burg. He 1s3 one of the new school OF phrenc-
icgi31l do tors, but Unlike all the rest, who prsve
the nuth of the aoothegm ttN q little learbn;si is
eargeious thog,' bs did not attempt 10 STOW bus
via or LEA Dirg by Iscicung eve-J thing tht all
olAer men tosd sacrc5 on tis contrary, Mr.. Wison
sss poses Of dfap religious feeling; be Was alto
s-st ic. Scr OF femfe'auce sna an ami,be man. lie
bad cot IL nro his assofbas tee p5sseut Russian war
sbd the osttDce Ne-e tie preluce 10 The raille1nt
um. lie lhougtt fta. on.y tn ~sckeo would engage
IN the var sud Bill oLo arothsr, and waen there
~s,e uo5e bus tie just ett toeD the reign OF peace
would commence. F-c:D the FIST day tina. cholera
appeszi rs ths sity, POOR Mr. Wilson seemed to be
siD 50 ana would 60 ABROAD exec pt
With bottle Of cholsa mixaire 10 h'1 hand, and a
paicsi fchs'ide OF fme IL bis pocket; and he regu
isfe bls clas n lie economy of his 1niiy In strict
conformity to THO rules Laid down by the Board Of
Health but unfortunately his chidven, tbYse bean
u;ul boys couc net bo restricted when they gca
Cat ot sszht, and they silied themselves by eatag
green fsuit. The writar Of this, Only few days
ago, tsok fIosa them nearly half busael Of green
piums which they bad gathc2ed In the waste or
cbs de- in tbs vicinity Of wbaIe they lived-a. the
bottom of Bay street. The consequence Of Al this
was soon aoparerss the whole Of them were taken
Ill with q serious stomach. complaint and great
doubts we're entertained Of their surviving. The
poor mother, one of the most amiable Of woman,
sat up With them day and night. untA Saturday
and ere too was taken i'll, and died
on Sunday about neon. She was q woman Of
naturally weak constitution, and Was quite worn
out Seeing the approaching dissolution OF his sife,
poor Wilson became quite frantic--he rushed ont
of the house, leaving oil his sick children behind
bin, snd went 70 lodging house up town, where
fe also cied next day from nothing else but down.
Iigtt fear. The poor man was panic stricken, and
II II had rot been for the attention Of friend from
Tpropto the family might have beeu left altogether
to themselves; be, however, hss been uuremitting
in bis attentions, end there prospect that two o.
tpe children will survive, although one died ON San
cay evening. This Is q true history of tne 81 tn
most distressing cares Of CHOLERA, and II the fact
Of AL the otLers were as well know, We have NJ
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beds they be sound pnoko Sleep
freshiugres Great relief suffering ultimate
totded thousands thus afflicted this Invaluable
From it's Agreeable effect in these many find
willing forego its when the
TO SINGERS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. this remedy sluabe
the throat and lungs When taken small quans
power and aextbity fths voice.
ASTHMA is generally much relieved and wholly by
CHERRY PICTORIAL But there obainae
yield entirely medicine. PICTORIAL !hsn
Ii they be cured
lungs be cared by taking CHERRY PICTORIAL in small and
quent doses The uncomfortable oppression relieved.
FOR GROUP Give emee animouy be followed by nrge
and doses Of the Cherry Pectora until subdues the
If taken in season, II will moi fail to
WHooPiHG COUGH be broken the
Cherry Pectoral.
THE INFLUENZA speedily removed by this remedy Numerous
instances been noticed where whole families
any while their neighbour without the Cherry
pectoral, suffering from the disease.
Repeated here patients who have
LIVER COMPLAINTS by this remedy that there
question healing these should
ngy taken until the the aide other unpleasant symptoms
Prepared by AVER Practical Analytical
Chemist, Lowell, Mass, and sold by all Druggists
J. WRIGHT d Co, New Orleans.
duldkW la A
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DRUGS MEDICINES.

Us CATALOGUE OF
AR FAMILY MEDICINES,
and Dealers at Prepriotors' lowest
genoy, No. ISL cHARTREs ST.,
lHfbbard's Wild Cherry,
Richardson's Sherry Wine,
Hatching's Vegetable Dyspepsia,
Gouley'a Vegetable, Coleman's,
Hoofsud's German, 0rygenAted.
COSMETICS.
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
| Florida Wnter, Meen Fun,
Jonea's Lilly White.
SOAPS AND CREAAIs.
Low's Brown Windsor,
Jonss's Chemical,
Radways' Medieated, Caatiles,
Almond, Toilet and Family, -
Shaving Crenms and Compounded
all descriptions,
WrighpaIndian Vegetable,
Moffatt's Life, Brandreth's,
Nlorrison's, Lee'b New London,
PARIS, Sappington'a, Champions,
i3raefenberg, Jayne's Sauative,
Jayne'B Ague, Winer's Camomile,
Hihbard's Anti-bilious, Peters,
Spenear'a Vegetable, Cooks,
Cooper's, Covel's Rheumatic,
Anderson's, AliabaHja' Health,
Wistar's Gentle pnrgative,
Allebahis' Ague, Hooper's,
Chicknor's Sugar coated,
Hsrrick's Sugar-coated,
6ilbert'a Abti-biIious, Beckwith's,
Leidy,s Blood, Ingoldsby'a Pills,
Scotia Vegetable, Eagon's,
Radwny's Regulators, o
Roses Railroad, Leidy's Female,
ILouden's Indian Snnatiye, II
Louden's Ague, Holloway's,
Halsted'B Anti-Dyspeptic,
IGordon's, McLane'n Liver, d.
& FAIR DYES. m""
Phnlon's Magic, Batchclorh,
Gilman's instantaneous,
Billiards., Jules Hsuel's,
Jayne's American, East India.
MISCELLANEOUS.
DIR. Morse's InyigoratIng Cordial
Thorn's Extract,
Farrant'a Aparient,
laramie Elixir of Rhubarb,
Ca,ter's Spanish Mixture,
Mother's Relief,
Ioothache Dropn,
Lyons Magnetic Powders,
Mrs. Kiddsr's Cordial,
Thompson's Eye Water
Wstts's Nervous Antia
Billings Astringent,
!, Hyatps Life Balsam, $780,,
McMuun's Elixir of Opium,
Railways Ready Relief,
+. Radway's Rssoivent,
Tarrant's Indelible Ink,
DIR. Fiteh's Body Braces,
tDr. FAch's Shoulder Braces,
DIR. Fitch'i lnhaling Tubes, $751;
DR.. Roses Prepnations,
Wtner'n Arcanum Extract,
iTeneur's Specific.
Afarshail's Catholicon,
DR.. Fitch's Preparations, 81
Morse's Compound Syrup OF Yellow
Dock, oa .,...,.... 49,,
Perry Dsvis's Pain Killer, "
Browns Essence Of Ginger,
Niortimore's Rheumatic Compound
Mortimore'a Cordial Bitters,
Myor's Extract Of Rock Roae,
Crossman's Specific,
Or. Wards Specific, "%
Upbanl's Pile Electuary,
Steers 0podeidoc,
Godfrey'p Cordial,
Turlingt5n'a Baisam,
DR.. Cailen'a Preparations,
Batemhn's Drops, .... "
Or. Jayne's Family Medicines,
ssidlils and Soda Powders,
Epping'a Fluid Extract BuGhu,
Lncins Cordial,
Juno Cordial,
Harris Remedy for Fits,
Wilson's Death on Rats, etcb
{, Leidy's Erasiye Soap,
kirby's Cholera Drops,
Bsll's Cholera Syrup,
Spohn's Headache Remedy,
Connells Mixture,
DR.. Marehisi'a Uterine Cntholicon,
Cowan's Lithontriptic,
Louden's Preparations,
Houghton's Pepsin.
sCHEDAM sCHNAPPs.
aud all dealers in any OF the articles
will find it TO their advantage by chll.
e, where will be found The rnsat er.
PATENT MEDICINES in The United
Please address
light 4 CO.,
DTCINE WAREHOUSE,
Q. Isl Chartres II New Orleans, LIS.
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BZ NICKERBOCKER PATENT COUKlNl
~ RANGEs-FIRsT PREMIUM,

PRICE & CoULON, Plumbers, 107 Poydras
New Orleans, cuy inform friend and tbs public
they carry On shs aGovs snd
AMERICAN, ENGLISH aud FRENCH WATER CLosgis, WASH
BAsNs, FOUNTAINS, BRASS FAUcETspf all kinds COOKING
RA GES GARDEN HOSE HYDRAULIC RAMS FORCE, LIFT
BEL PUMPS fitted 10 the LEAD PIPES of
desc pts PIG and SHEET LEAD and BLOCK TIN
hsna SHIP and STEAMBOAT WORK pssty putiup and rsa
bt tn shortsstnrtnN- ly