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JusT.-Daniel Chandler, of Concord, N. H.,
has been sentenced to the State Prison for life.
on conviction Of having altered switch, which
caused train of cars to be thrown off the track
of the Concord Railroad.
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Succession de Adrcell,ts Field
NTAT DE LA Cour

~ du Cinquieme Distrct-Paroisse de Terrebonne.
ATTENDU: Que SAMEUL WOLF, de la dite paroisse, q
jour fat application Grefer de Ia dite Cour pour
etre nOmme Administrator de la dite Succession.
En- consequence outes personnes qu pouraient avo d
objections la te demande par les presentes notifies
de les dedure Greer de la dite Cour bureau dams
la vile de Houma, dams les dix ours qu suivront pre-
miere publication de Get avis simon lie dit demande &C.
corde e. confrme scion la loi.
- Temon MIA main ct lie sceau de la de Cour, &C
6USHl4 Novembre Mill HUT cents cinquante-quatre
G [46-2t] .ae j. AYCOCK, Grefher.
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EStlte Of Weng.N UritIn1a.

z-s1a7e q 77eH!y u fHf0M
STATE OF LOUISlANA.-Fifth Ju.
~ dicial District Court parish of Terrebonne.
WHEREAS, FLANlLLUSS G00DE, of said parish has filed
his application with the Clerk of said Court praying be
appointed Administer of said Estate,
Therefore, all hereby warned and notified to
file their objections fany they have the said application
with the Clerk of said Court at his office in the town
of Houma within ten days after the first publication here.
Of the said application viii be confirmed due course Of
law
- Witness my hand and the seal of said Court, this
L. s. 18th dry of November, thousand eight hundred
- and fifty -four. [46-2t] j. AYC0Ck, Clerk
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TMr. Finney, dentist, late of Alex
andria, found plugged tooth in mummy
and several teeth in other mummies, which
bore marks of filing.
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Succession Of William L. A,m4strong.
STAIE OF LOUiSlANA-I'iih Dis

~ trict Court-Parish Of Terrebonne. -..
WHEREAS FRANK GAGNE Of said parish has filed
his application with the Clerk Of said Court praying be
appointed Curator of said Estate,
Therefore, all persons hereby warned and notified 10
file their objections any they have to the said application
with the Clerk of said Court at his office in the town Of
Houma within ten days after the date hereof the said
application viii be confirmed in due course Of law.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court this
NWS 18th day Of November, thousand eight hundred
%SAD and fifty four 1927 j. AYCOCK, Clerk.
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NEW ORLEANS SLAVE nrpor ,

~ Nos 6S Baronne, and -. Common street
large number OF SLAN Is for sale on Reasonable f
'oI cash VI Guy acceptance particular attention ,,l
sale OF Negroes on commission from merrbo,.. o. the
and viii always have on hand Mechanics Field others
House Servants and will he receiving negroes and
the season uavlng large and airy house will he
accommodate 500 slaves, for those who mnor, aoe 10
States City guarantees civ when REQUIRED rI Other
doubted. And will pay the highest prc. in ,, es In.
negroes. TfInu - ~, tor sound
Refers toMessrs Hugely El,ir & Co. NJ crosiER
Co.; Turner Wilson Co.. Purys Gladden. 4 ca p
Harrison; Hall itodd John r. Donald e. r raFne&
Stewart & Co. ' V"h1gs,
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Moss CARDING MAoHINE.-If our citizens wish
to see an ingenious invention, and one of great
value for the purposes for which it is intended,
we would advise them to call and examine friend
Boudreaux's Moss Carding Mill, on jackson
street. Bondreaux has applied for patent;
and if true merit has any force before the COM
missioner, lie is sure to obtain one; for his in
vention certainly deserves place, among the
valuable discoveries Of the times. We promise
our readers description Of it in our next.
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1854.

ne Geo. Y. Bright has been elected Re-
corder of the First District, New Orleans, in
place of Mr. Summers, resigned
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for or against the sale of spirituous liquors in
less quantities than by the quart, takes place in
this parish on Monday next, the 9th inst. A
similar election takes place on the same day
within the incorporated limits of our town. The
friends Of both sides of the question are sanguine
of cuonaas
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I6 Omer Pacha, says the Frankford jour-
nal, has three nephews Pierre, Etienne, and
Theodore Lattas--in the Russian Army. The
first named, is major; the second, q. captain !;
snd the last. q lieutenant.
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Married-On Thursday last, I'd inst, by the
Rev. G. Menard, Mr. J. D. LEBLANC, to Miss. AMELIA
ROBICHAUX, both of this place.
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Napoleon and the H,a;,ro.a,

DAILY PACkET,-Th f1aa9~.aA
~ light drauglt, fast ruflnn, steape. -. 81
MARY JANE. RICHARD CONSTANTINE, mas y
ter, VIII ply as regular daily packet between ",
ana me Lai'lrehe Crossing of tleew Orleans
commencing Gu Monday the 9Th November, and
r heaHsu NapG s osI FEfd M4HNlN and
inlnedatey after the arrival OF the O'Clock train
FARE-From Napoleon, s. 50: ThifnaaI,y "a
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Succession Of Mdrcella.s Field.
ATE OF IO(IISIANA -Fifth Dis.

~ trict Court-parish of Terrebonne. s-rs
WHEREAS, SAMUEL WOLF, of said parish has filed bis
application with the Clerk of said Court praying be
pointed Administrator of said Estate fa
Therefore, all persons are hereby warned and notified TO
file their objections any they have the said appca
ton with the Clerk of the said Court his office in the
town of Houma, within ten days from the first publication
hereof the said application will be confirmed in due course
of law.
49, Witness my hand and the seal of said Court this
L. 4th day of November eighteen hundred and ffy-
49, four. 46-2t j. AYCOCK, CLERK.
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S0ccesston de NenFy WiMam.
EFTAT DE LA LOUISiANE,-Cour
- du Cinquieme District, Parosse de Terrehonne.
ATTEsbu Que FLANILLls S GooDE, de la dite parosss
ce jour fat application erefer de la lie Com
pour etre nomme Administrator de Ia dite Succession
En- consequence toues les persounes qu pourien ayor
DIES objections la dite demane sontp les presenes po
fees de les dedure GrefeF de la Cour son breau dams
la vile de Houma, dams les dix jours qu suiyron b me-
mere publication de avis simon la dite application ser,
accorde ct confirme scion la lo
Tenioin main ct lie sceau de Ia dhe Cour ce
t&>&, Novembre, mil-hut cent cnqpante ouare
49, 46-2t J. AYC0Ck, Grelfer
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Hg@ Our thanks are due to WIN. DuRELL
Esq, commission merchant, No q Tchapitou-
las street, New Orleans, for files of city papers.
Mr.. D. has the credit of having made the quick
est trip from New Orleans to this place re-
cord-time three hours. He came through by
the express train.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-11-04

SILVER PIrcHER. Through inadvertancy, we
have not heretofore noticed q most magnificent
silver pitcher Of rare workmanship and unique
design, ordered by number Of our citizens, and
manufactured in New York expressly for Mrs.
NANCY STEVENS, as mark Of the admiration in
which she is held in this community for her
many social virtues; and, above all, for the
self-sacrifcing manner in which she devoted
herself to the sick and the dying during the
eyer-to- be-remembered epidemic Of SO. No
one, more than Mrs. Stevens, is entitled to the
distinction that is intended to b. conveyed BY
this neat but humble token Of the gratitude Of
the donors. The pitcher bears the following
inscription:
Presented ID s#
MRS. NANCY STEPHENS So
u, gratitude for kind nursing the
Sex IN ThibodAnx during TIE q
Epidomic Of 1863.
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LINE FRENCH BED BLANKETS.
at low prices may be found at the corner of Maronge
aud Levee streets Gall and nova
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Mayoralty Of Thibodaux, November 4, 1854.
NOTICE To BAKERS. The price of
Fresh Flour being 50 co. in the New Orleans Market
Bakers are required to give Is of bread for ten
during next week. v. D. TERREBONNE, Mayor.
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Succession de Hmm, ITit5o,,

>oAE very nice Blanket and Cashmere
- sHAWI be had for very little money at the Corner
vi NAd pise anu i1e'ee stFeelS. nova
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TIVE subscribers offer large Quantities
4 of Mousseiane de Lame black and coored ,,n.e,s
American Pr nts, Gnghams, &c. at small advance aho
prime cost p ices. nova WAkEMAN h SMJTII
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MI wish to sell out our entire Stock
Of Goods if possible by the first Of March next ;
and in order to do expect to sell them very low
make some lnducement for persons to purchase
nova g 5 WAKEMAN A SMITH
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STEAMER MARY JANE.-Napoleonrill ana
Railroad Packet The good people Of Assump.
ton will be delighted to learn that Capt. R.
Constantine, will commence running his minia-
ture steamer, the Mary Jane, as regular daily
'packet between Napoleonville and the Railroad
Bridge, touching at all intermediate landings,
on Monday next, the 9th inst We cannot too
highly recommend Captain Dick, as he is fam
iliarly called, to the travelling public None
than him, are more justly entitled to support.
With us Of Thibodaux, his kindness, gentlemanly
bearing, courtesy, and strict attention to bust
ness, has secured him many true friends; and
we feel well assured that the travelling public
of Assumption and the Attakapas country, who
will henceforth adopt the Railroad route to New
Orleans, will accord him due proportion of
their patronage See card
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Succession de N,ne. Eli-a5eh p Cooper.
[NTAT DE LA LOUISiANE-ParoIss

ETAT DE LA NE-Parolsse
- Terrebonne.Cour du Cinquieme District Judicle.e
ATTEsDU: Que JAMES J. HANNA de Ia dife pai"s.
jour fat application Greer de dlie eo ,, gc
ere nomme Curateur Testamentaire Dave de Id a'e ''
ecssion. -. ,.o;r
En- consequence toutes les qu aod
dies objections la de demnde sont par les preseh eau
fees de les dedures Greier de la dte Cou so Ia
dams la vile de Houma, dams les dix oars q sera
premiere publication de Get avis, simon Ia dite denan1
accorde ct confirme scion la loi ~ cur &c
(--I Te,noin ma main ct le sceau de Ia dits eo'
LIS. "a Novembre, mil hut cent cnqrante quar- ,ssr
t--l 1926 J. AfCoCh' o''~
Succession Of Hrs EEisabeath p Cope, !;
CTATE OF LOulSlANA.-fli' h jun
~ cial District Court Parish Of Terrebonne. 50, ssa
WHEREAS: JAMES J. HANNA, OF said PARISH, na 70 he
his applicat on with the Clerk Of said Court pIayms,
appointed Dave Testamenary Executor OF sad ,;sd 10
Therefore persons hereby warned ana nnaon
WITH the Cr Of said Court at his office in the to"n VIZ
Houma within ten days after the first publication cous
or the said application will be confirmed IN oa'
Witness my hand and the seal Of SAD s .oal, ndrsd
18th day Of November one thousand eign' rIark,
48s9 and afsy-four. 1921 j. Afcooh ''''>
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NAvIGAT1oN.--Our bayou yet remains ex-
tremely low-with scarcely water enough to
float the small class boats Flat boats employed
in freighting sugar and melasses to Donaldson
vile, for shipment to New Orleans, encounter
many difficulties in their transit, at times they
are compelled to unload to pass over snags,
mudbars, and sunken boats Never was there
time at which better facilities were afforded
for the improvement Of navigation during the
low water season. The State should either close
the bayou altogether or devote some attention to
its improvement. It is almost worthless in its
present neglected condition. viii the Commits
sioner Of our District please busy himself and
send us along that State boat, which was pro-
missed, to remove distractions? See to it, Mr..
Miller!
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Death of the Lieut.. Governor.

The Hon. w. W. FARMER, Lieut.. Governor Of
this State, died Of yellow fever in New Orleans,
on Sunday last, the 29th ult. Governor Farmer
was native of this state, and by profession
Surveyor. He was born in the parish Of
Ouachita, on the 18th of April 1914. Few men
in North West Louisiana, have ever stood higher
in the estimation of their fellow citizens-in-
deed, he might have justly been considered the
most prominent man in that section of the State
His obsequies took place on Sunday evening.
His remains were followed to the grave by a
large concourse Of citizens strangers, members
of the Masonic Fraternity, and officers of the
Federal State and city government, under mil
itary escort Peace to his ashes
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Es. NAgJH'asE3 g. 90.

Ok SnccesseaFs ne S lHaspereou q IN
~ Rue Condo entire Ste Anne ct Duma No IN
SouvEILE ORLEANS ~
Nj AG 4SlN D'ARIlCIES M M,
~ MAGE, ct Manu- acture de toute espece dar,is,,,
travauS en- ferbianc Ell Tole Pomb ct en- (ui,rs H.,
falence, 'eIrerie Couelerie de table, Converts i;av,nas
Lamres solaires de toue quale ct de tout osnras
terhes Lanpes de sucrerie Ecumoes ct Cuiers de ns
pour sucrerle fers repasser Fours Chaudiires a go
espcce datcles de Fonte Iuile Chmoue Ga un, 'u,
Gaisse Acool Hue de Lin, Esprit de Ttr4benhina ~,
peinure de toue espece ct de toute 1ualte I ton a.
prx tres reduits. ~ " yes
Agents pour les pompes Aspirantes ct RefmI.r,s. !,
Warner; avec tuyau de fer ndu Wis Agents ,o Nc
Cuisines Beebe pour FORCES Portayes de Queen Of O
e1'N 70 'e - hPiiIt' nOy4-ly
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GTAT1ONERY.-A large and complete
~ assortment Of Stationery just received by
nov4 BENNETT GALABERT.
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Marie de Thibodaux, ce 20 Nov. 1854.
4 Wis AU BOULANGERS. LIE prix de
la Farine frache s. 90 sur lie Marche de la No
vees Orleans, les Bouangers sont requis de bonner Is
once do pain pour dix cents, durant la semaine pro-
chane " D, TERREBONNE Marie
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WAKEM AN & SMITH offer large
W quantities Of WooIlen Goods at very low prices.
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Estate de Rose,aO,sd Bergeron.
LNIAT DE LA NE-COur

4 Al DE La LUUTSIANF-CUuT
~ du Cinquieme District paroisse de Terrebonne.
ATTENDU: Que FERNANDO AGUILAR, de In dite pa
roisse Administrator de la dite Succession jour de-
pose dams la de Cour, compile final de son Admins
tration de la de Succession demandan quill soft
En- consequence toues qu porraen avor des
objections dit compile sont par les presenes nonees
de les dedue Greer de la dite Cour bureau dams
Ia vile de Houma dams les rente jours qi suvron date
de Get avis simon lie dit compe accorde ct confrme
scion La loi. -5a
Tenoin ma main, ct lie sceau de Ia dite Cour, co
u.s. Novembre, mil hut cent cinquante- quatre
ND [46-5tl j. AYCOCK, Grefhsr
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- DNctesszUN q NUseHtONU lbe7V6Tt7E - :
STATE OF LOtTISlANA-Fitth Dis.
~ trict Court--Parsh of Terrebonue
WHEREAS, FERNANDO AGUILAR, of said pari h. 49,
minstrator of said Estate has filed final account Of d.
Administration, with the Clerk of said Court praying tha
may be homologated
Therefore, all persons hereby warned and notified
file their objections if any they have to the said ACCOUNT
with the Clerk Of said Court at his Office in the town
of Houma within thirty days after the first publication
hereof the said account will be confirmed in due course
of law.
- Witness my hand and the seal of said Court, .h,
18th day Of November thousand eight nanaie'
NSand fifty -four. f46-5tI J. AYC0Ck, Gers.
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military functienaries, and to all the Consuls ex-
ccpt the representative Of the United States, in
viting them to appear at the Cathedral in full
costume, and participate in the ceremonies. A
letter says:
The American Consul Levi x. Bowen, ESQ.,,
of Baltimore county, was not invited because
Of his refusal to wear diplomatic costume.
On that day he happened to be on visit to the
country, but the acting Consul, in view of the
slight, did not close the Office of the consulate
during the fete, nor display the American flag,
and the Captains Of the American vessels in
port, who had hoisted their colors, hauled them
down on hearing Of this occurrence. When this
was observed, one of the city officials went
alongside Of the vessels and directed the Cap
tains to hoist their flags, but again they refused
Orders were then given to French naval brig
in port, on which were displayed the flags of all
nations, to pull down that Of the United States,
but upon reflection this order was coudtermand-
ed. Next day the acting Consul sent note to
the Department, calling his attention to the
breach of etiquette, and demanding whether
$ the slight was from any sentiment of dis
respect to him personally, or officially, or other
wise, to which, after a lapse of several days, a
most apologize reply was received, disavowing
any intentional disrespect, and containing ear
nest assurances that . similar neglect should
not occur again. When the Consul himself re-
turned he fully approved Of all his representa-
tive had done.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-02
ARRIVALS AT TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS

EXCHANGE HOTELS D Gooch Va; John
Coalter, H Tomlin, King VIM; Geo A Stubble-
field, Chas City; L Smith, Texas; Henderson
Lee, Lunenburg; VIM Baily, lady and servant,
Miss Bette 8 Coleman, Halifax; John II Eaton,
Philadelphia; DIR C Peters, Lynchburg; E NJ Ca
ry. Boston; s D Stuart, Prince Edward county; D
Blair, Miss; Geo Schley, Augusta, Ga; Miss Sedg
wick, Columbia s C; N Smith, lady, 2 children and
nurse, New Orleans; L G Shepherd, Norfolk; w
Ficklin Charlottesville; E Williams and servant,
Ala; T w Wilcox, Va; E Taylor, Ga; WI "A
Herman, Detroit; Marting and lady, Pitsylvania;
Boyd, Unionvile. s C; Ii Steele U s Navy: +
Corbin, Ca B Puryear, Va; s S Griscom. Peters
burg; L G Wilcox, Ala: w Carroll and lady,
Orleans; Lewis, Charlotte; G Harrington,
Norfolk; Watkins Warren, Mrs Warren, James
City; M Shurman, New Kent Edward Winston,
Hanover; w H Harris, Rufin, Albemarle, |
Steers, Va c R R; L Mayre, Jr.. Fredericksburg.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-W N Rsbertson, Hail.
fax; s r Eggeston. Richmond; Capt Witcher, We;
'herston, Amelia; Beard Hopkinsylle; T Chand-
KYa e Day GSs.s
Drewry Richmond; J s Garnett. Columbia: w A
Graves aud son. Chesterfield; Garber, Staunton;
IT, Noble Powhstsn; w Gates Gates. A Forsee'
AMERICAN HOTEL-Mrs w McPhaiI, three
children and syt r March. T Ford, Fredericksburg;
Capt Csvendy iMr Wright. steamer Jsmestown; M
c j jackson, Tenn w E Cox. Jr baltimore; j P
Bland, Nottoway; 20 Coleman. Mrs Coleman, Mis-.
Coleman, T G Coleman, yr, and svts, Halifax; w
Washin gton; L Hooper, Buckingham; s Ford, Bell
field L M McCauley, Miss Louisa McCauley, Miss
| Annette McCauley, Rodner. Philadelpha.
UNITED est srATGs ,I aoT Nt Bt pisoR .hI
NC; TIP CIump, Rchmond; J Burger, Texas;
Ghsrsstssvls LIB; sumP1;s N,t.ts N Us1ien
augusta as5ss s7 80. e 4945
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DIED.

In this CITY on Sunday. the soth ut., at II o'clock
A. M after eight years of great bodily suffering,
ELIZABETH NJ. HOPKINS, wife of Robt.J. Hop
kins, in the S5th year of her age.
In this city on Sunday morning, the 30th instant,
at O'Clock ALICE ELIZABETH, eldsst daughter
of Henry and Mary J. Deane, in the seventh year of
her age. . -.
Yesterday evening, about O'Clock. Mrs. MARCIA.
RET NAGLE, in the 56th year of her age: Her
friends and acquantances respectfully invited to
attend her funeral from the residence of her son,
Mr.. Jas. Nage, at Rockets, this afternoon, at 81
o'clock, without farther invitation. VII
In Norfolk. on Monday last, of spoplexy, Mrs.
MARY CROWDER, relict of the Rev. Thos. Crow
DER aged 50 years and months Her funeral was
to have been preached yesterday evening. and her
remains will be brought to Petersburg to-day for in
terment.
Yesterday afternoon, about o'clock Mr.. VIII.
LIAM BROOKS, in the 18th year of his age. His
friends and acquaintances invited to attend his
funeral from his late residence. End street. this
evening" at O'Clock, without farther notice. r
a The funeral of Mr.. JOHN SEAGERS will
take place from the Catholic Church. of Grace
and 9th streets, on this "wednesday morning, the
ID inst at g O'Clock The frieuds and acquaintance
of the family are requested to attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-02

ITO PREVENT AND CURE CHOLr
ERA AND ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS
fsrseps rsvslns and 81 ct 1shs :hopld have bot
B1szs 81 Ssn Il cs sas j. r.
sickness these medicines frequently cure In less time
than it requiresto gat physician. So 80
curer il wine siass Of water every mornins !; when.
ever you have pain internally or externally, use the
fip sosrs 1 If = i1S e
era, Cholera Morbus Bowel Complaints and Dyson
terry This mixture one Of the most important medi.
s,nes and should Pc keptin all families AZ sooth.
with bowel complaint cholera morbus, restlessness,
crying general pain it has been proved perfect
1t has JAILED During the cholera of las2 1854
and 1912 failed in no instance when used before
death hsd positively s..as. the patient have had
iss~oaSs.iai sarssivs ss.sr cent: sa.s!s %
Dr.. g. ROSES wHooPIHe couo S sYk III
gives immediate relief. asd frequently cures In one
Nf D1.J. s. ni SosE,s EXTRACT OF BucHu.-rhi.
10 one Of the best remedies used for disc b
the Kidneys. Bladder and Ill Goaty Afsctions Price
Dr. J. .. ROSES GOLDEN PILLS. sor tallip. q,
the Womb. Female Weskpcss. Debility and Relsxs.
zion. This disease. heretofore neafsd by bsrdsrs q
tonic sresst hs.i.s Golden PHI. Price Soc. -'''
RokD rfLts The.. Fiji. AZ oas 0a RAIL Z
they are ersnd rssdy or Biious ssts a e. t e,
osshss ssoas eide u...s sss: sdspsss e
being cffes . preventive Of Bilious sttacks ~
When ased Nth ~, Rose'sT0NiC HIxTuRE, VII VII
yer and Asrs. Price III sad s5s. 'ss' = : :
weak 81 nature shosid resd DIT ) Ross;s Mss Il.
ssses 81 on climate ana de rssSs u h
am % hsA without ebases- III 81 s. So