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ST. LOUIS MARKET.
ST.. LOUIS. November 2;

ST.. LOUIS. November 80.
FLOUR-To.day. ~superfine al So s7k.
Ad,ices from New Orleans favorable,
quoting a, 50 62. an advance.
WHEAT-To,day, Sales a. l34c;
good fall at l35c; do prime red al
l3Sc; do white at l42, and l40c;
CORN-To day, yellow a. &c, new
gunnies; do yellow and white, in bad or
der. at 62ac. Sales principally TO feed.
ers and dislillers.
OATS-.To day, Sales at 44c, second
hand gnnnies; do at dc. new gunnies;
do at 45c, new %gunnies; and al 43c. sks
returned.
GROCERIES To day. Sales 25
hhds. sugar a, SIC; rs bags coffee. prime.
a, lO4. G. A. sal, 50 per bag.
BEANS--Prime navy. pkgs, included.
81 65 per bushel, do common at 3 las.
POTATOES-Prime held ai'$l,4O
to sl.45.
ONIONS-l,5O per bushel.
FRUlr-dried apples al SO per bushel.
SEED-hax a, 81 80, skis e;urntd d;
BUFFERS kegs, good quality, at
lac per ID.
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REmor Of a Change in the Cabinet.

NEW 0Rk. NOvCmbPr II.
The Herald of this morning, publishes
a dispatch from Washington. stating i, TO
be upon unques,ionab!e authority. ,ha, a
change will be made in the Cabinet, and
all the foreign appointments, as soon as
The meeting Of Congress-sas about the
middle Of January. Messrs; Campbell
and Guthrie will go out. Mr.. Marcy
will go 10 England; Gushing takes the
State department; Breckenridge, of KY.
Attorney General; DObbin the Treasury
department. ...
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BANK EXCITEMENT.---P. Maxwell
Bank Commissioner, publishes a state.
ment in the Chicago P.ess, MA, no sac.
rlfce should be made on Illinois Bank
notes. not even nolts of the suspended
banks. as they are well secured and OF
full! value, and can be redeemed IN specie
as soon as HE Auditor disposes vi The
bonds and securilies, ahich by law he is
required to do.in mediateI. upon sus?en.
sion or close.
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New ORLEANS. Nov. Olaf

The Varieties Theatre caught fire a,
3 O'Clock This morning, in HE scenery
near the Stage, and was entirely destroy.
ed. The entire wardrobe. it's believed,
is lost. The Ravel Family had JUS,
commenced an engagement, and have los,
heavily. Mr.. Placide was sleeping in The
building at the time, and narrowly
escaped with his life from the third story
window. The loss is estimated at 1873
coo.
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"lAIL HOLD BETTER THAN NoNE.'-
This was not exactly the remark of a
Roman consul, but il, was understood to
be the solacing thought of The Nebraska
iies so long as Sey monr seemed To have
4 show for the G~overnorship of New
York. But even that consolation is now
taken from lhem-ihe '.tail hold" has
~slipped-and the poor fellows are all fiat
on their backs again. - Bur. Tel.
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BANK FAILURE Ar SPRINGFIELD.-A
dispatch from Springfield, received yes
lerday, that The FARMERS and
Mechanics Bank Of Springfield" closed
lis doors yesterday. This is one of The
Free Banks. but no one is likely to be
injured by the failure, as the bill holders
are amply secured. and there is very little
Of The paper in circulation. - Missouri
Republican 23d.
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Revolutionists, has now had The refusal
Withdrawn.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 6--rhere is an al
vance IN wheat OF Is per quarter. and in
honr Is per sack. Sales small. An ac-
count OF The siege published on the 9th,
caused rather an u%nfavorable feeling.
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Sad Accident.

AT Glenwood, on The IA inst, as Mr..
Edmund Fisher was engaged digging a
well. the rope broke. sad tub fitted with
wet heavy dirt fell upon him, nearly
crushing him 10 death instantly. A, la.
test accounts he was insensibly lying a,
the point Of dealh,--. Council BiuD
Bugie.
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OPENING OF THE
Fairfield University,
AT FAIRFIELD, IOWA.

u III ~ n
THIS Institution, situated in the healthy,
i pleasant and fourishing town of FAIR
field, Jefferson county, Iowa, has recently been
purchased by a company composed of citizens
of Fairfield, and placed under the control of
the undersigned, who will spare no efforts to
make it one of the best Institutions for young
men in the West.
They have procured the services of J. An
DERsoN, A. b., a graduate of the "Ohio Uni
versity," who has had many years of expert
ence in teaching as Principal.
He will be assisted by such other teachers of
note and experience, as may be needed from
time to time.
1t is very desirable that Students should be
present at the opening of the session; but they
will be admitted at any time during the session.
The discipline will be mild but firm, and all
students Will be required TO conform strictly
with the regulations of the Institution, and to
pass regular public examination, unless ex-
cused by the Principal.
The common English course will be arranged
with reference TO preparing Students for teach
ing, and certificates of proficiency will be given
to those completing it.
TERMS:
Tuition in Primary Department, incIuaing
Reading, Writing, photography, Elementary
Grammar, Arithmetic and Geography, per ses-
sion, Sc 90
In Preparatory department, including all the
English branches commonly taught in similar
institution, per session, SO 90
In Academic department, including Ancient
and Modern Languages, per session, $40 co
Payments to be made one-fourth in advance.
No deduction for absence, except in cases Of
sickness.
Good board can be had in the town of Fair
field at 81 90 per week. Good rooms can be
had in the University building (Which are I'M
der the charge of the Principally for lodging
and study, provided with a stove, each room to
accommodate two students at So 80 per session,
per student.
> The winter session will commence on Mon
day, the 9th day of November, 1854.
Aft'r the present year, the Academic term
will commence on the first Monday of Septem-
Der, and close on the last Thursday of June
The terms will be divided into Sessions and
Quarters. There will be a recess of one week
at the end of each calendar year.
Fairfield, Oct, 81, 1854.
BERNHART HEM, President.
Rev. s. G. McCUNE,)
X. McELHINNY, r
JAMES THOMPSON, Aose
d. YoUNG,J
CALEB BALDWIN, Secretary.
j. C. Wear, Treasurer.
Length of Session 81 weeks-Quarter eleven
weeks. [Oct 26, 1854 W.
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Hogs, S3.Ooa3,5 so.

II is estimated iha, there is now IS
per cent, more pork in the country than
last season. Those persons with whom
we have conversedt think prices will range
from So TO So so during the season.
butchers pay SO 25, for home consump-
NaSCatine Journal 24M
The Keokuk and Burlington papers
make no report Of the price Of Pork al
ihcse places.
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Christmas is Coming !

A ND those who wish TO obtain presents for
IA the Holidays, will do well to call at the
DRUG & BOOK STORE OF w. l.. ORR.
where they will find a fine assortment of Books
suitable for Christmas and New Years Gifts,
SUCH AS
The Golden Gift, The Garland for ;55.
Keepsake Of Friendship, The Floral Offering.
Ha,cthorne's Holiday Library, RoNo Books,
Political ,rorks Of Scott, Burns. Goldsmith, &
the Daridson Sisters, handsomely bound, to-
gether with a great variety of Fancy Articles.
Call and see. Nov. Both.
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administrator Notice

q THE undersigned having this day been
appointed administrator of the estate Of ABEL
INGRAM, deed, late of Wapello co., Iowa, all
persons interested will take notice that claims
due the estate must be settled Immediately; and
claims due from the estate will be required TO
be filed properly authenticated within the time
prescribed by law.
{. FRANKLIN, Administrator.
N. B.-Duty to all parties require the prompt
settlement Of the estate and it must be done.
Nov. 14th, 1S54.t3 c. +. Admir-.
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M0rris j williams,
attorney and Counsellor at Lar
OTrUMWA, IOWA,

CO WILL practice in the Courts of Wap-
clio and ad dining counties. Collections and
other business entrusted 10 his care will be at
tended to promptly.
Will also give attention TO purchasing and
selling real estate and examining titles.
~ Office in Washburn's building.
Nov, 30th. 1S54.ly
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Millinery & Mantualnaking.
~~oN~O~
Mrs. & Miss REYNOLDS

ecy WOULD inform the ladies of Ottum-
wa and vicinity. that they work at the Mill;ner
and Matchmaking business. All work will
be done in the latest and neatest style.
Residence ! door above the old Court
House. Nov. %, 1651.-6m
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The Way to Make n Fortune.
-
A Saving of 100 Per Cent!
Hardware 4 Groceries! !!
/ AM NOW OPENING, and have in store,
The largest and best assorted stock of Hardware
and Groceries erer offered in Ottumtra. I par
ticvlarly invite every one who wants the above
articles to examine my stock, and satisfy them
selves that they can BUY CHEAP.
ottumwa, June ODD, 1854.
EMPLOYMENT FOR AGENTS.
SEVERAL Thousand energetic and trust
~ worthy young men are wanted to act as a
gents-both local and travell ng-in every State
in the Union, for the sale of a patented article
OF manufacture now in extensive demand
exclusive right for the United States is
owned by the advertisers, and agents of capac-
lty and business tact can easily earn Two Hun
dred Dollars per month.
No Capital Necessary.
Extract from communications from our a.
gents. "Ihere,cih enclose you a draft for -
dollars, deducting One hundred and ninety-ser-
en- dollars as my commission on the sale of the
last month"; Signed, "H. Reed" " Ishau re-
atise as commission on my sales this month about
one hundred and serenty-fre dollars" E. c.
Field.
The occupation will prove a light and gen.
tlemanly employment-as honorable as it is
profitable.
No agent will be accepted unless able to pro-
duce substantial testimonials as 10 character
and industry.
Salaries will be arranged for the first year if
preferred.
So many answers to advertisement are for
warded from motives of idle curiosity only, the
advertisers will consider no application unless
accompanied by One Dollar as evidence of sim
cerity, when the particulars will be forwarded.
Address BURNS, BENEDICT & CO..
Baltimore, Nd.
To the substantial nature of the enterprise,
we refer to KENNETH & DALE. LIE ROY,
SONS& Co. Also to HAMILTONR WEST,
Ohio; Hon. c. M. DENNIS, Rhode Island,
and NJ. RAY. Key West, Fa.
Nov. 9th, lS54.-2m
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YHE &c M@EME "a RFgR-


READY PAY
s z sc R G {
SECOND LARGE STOCK OF
Winter Goods y!
HAVING faith in the "REApY DIME VS.:
IL the Stow SHILLrNG," we have bought
at the close OF the season for ready money,
and now offer at low prices a
e N DID STOCK
OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY.
GOODS. CLOTH/NG. H.A7S
g. C.APS. BOOTSS. SHOES,
HARDWARE e. CU7LE-
RI. E.3DIiLY GROCE.
RES. MEDICINES
P.AINI'S. OILS. E.
FURNISHES s,
DIE SIUFFS S,
&c. &c. &c.
WOOiens:
Broad Cloths, French & English, Doeskin
C~assimeres, Fancy Cassimeres, Wool Tweeds,
SattinetS-plain and fancy SOC to ST.
"a Rerseys, Petershams, Pilot and Bea-
rer Cloths from 60c to 50 %. Ky. Jeans, Ker-
seys, Ticeeds, Cords, Cassimeres, &c., &c.
Hannets-all colors and qualities, plain and
twilled, 25 TO SOC. Cioakings, Plaid Flannels,
Serges & Tailors Trimmings.
Rich Dress Goods:
Slk Poplins, Cashmeres, Merinos, Lyoncse
Cloths, Lustres, .4lpdcds, black and colored
plain and figured. Nep styles Delaines, II 1-2c
4 upwards. $50 pieces New Styles Prints,
Ginghams, .4delaides &C., suited TO all tastes
and cheap as they make them. Bay State
Shaaols-all styles and sizes up to 72Xl44 inch.
EInbrOideries:
Latest styles Chemisettes, Neeres, HIkfts. &c.
Hosiery, Gloves, Trimmings, Comforts, hoods,
&C.. &c.
1hirty-serea in. Seetings, from s 1-3 up;
extra heavy do. A No. 1. Tickings, Drills,
Fancy Shirtings, Quaker Flannels &c.
Orer Goats, Pants, Vests, Undershirts, COL
lars, &c.
Boots & Shoes:
Alarge stock bought directly from Eastern
manufacturers.
Hats & Caps:
A great variety purchased from "TIallowell'
of Philadelphia. Try them.
Hard ware,
Cutlery, Tools, G.. S. Plated and Brittania
Ware-the greatest variety ever offered in the
county.
Queensware & Glassware-new styles.
Family Groceries:
Fresh and cheaper than the cheapest
Best fresh G. p, Imp, Y. IL. and Black Teas
from 75c to 81. Old RIO and o. G.. Rio Coffee
q TO 7 lbs per 81. Loaf Sugar, Belcher's Clar-
flied do. 10cts prime & 13 lbs for 81. Best Re-
bo.led Molasses 80 cts, Sugar House 60. Pep
per, Spice, Nutmegs, Cloves, Ginger, Mace,
CHM mon, Lemon OIL, Extracts Rose, Lemon
& Vanilla, Heckers Farlna, Irish Moss, Ext.
Coffee, Sc, sc. Fruits, Nuts, Candies, and
Confectionery.
Cotton Yarns. Batting, Carpet Chain, Tubs,
Wooden Ware, Rope, of all sizes, Hemp, Grass,
&C., SC.
In store and on the way, stacks and piles of
Salt. G. A., l.. B., Kanawha & Onandaigua.
IRON:
OF all kinds, Cast Steel, E. B. ard Plough
Steel.
Nails:
Cut and wrought, l.. & S. do. Wagon Boxes
&c. Wanted in exchange
5000 Bushels Of Wheat.
]. d. DEvIN.
ottumwa, November 10th, 1854.
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WOOIenS:

Broad Cloths, French & English, Doeskin
Cassimeres, Fancy Cassimeres, Wool Tweeds,
Sattinets-plain and fancy SOC to ST.
"a Rerseys, Petershams, Pilot and Bed
rcr Cloths from Goo to 50 %. Ky. Jeans, Ker-
Treeds, Cords, Cassimeres, &c., &c.
F1annets-all colors and qualities, plain and
twiiled, % to Soc. C'oakings, Plaid Fannels,
Serges 8 Tailors Trimmings.
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Hog Market.
ST. LOUIS, November %.

~ ISOtlss NONtIhDSf "
The laies, advices from New Orleans
are TO the 2Oth quoting -four at 50 o.
an advance; mess pork at $40 TO s22-a
heavy lmprovement--ahd corn a, 90 to
93c. Cincinnati, same date. flour quie,
at 81 65 TO 81 75--whisxy held at 33c
hogs firm al SO 62 TO 81.
We have no important operations as
yet in hogs. Yesterday 900 head were
sold to a packer at &c net. averaging over
200 lbs. This appears to be the limi, Of
buy ers.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 18Th.
Hoss-Sales continue light a, SO rs
to Sd. but, a firmer feeling was manifest
ed. The receipts continue 10 increase,
ana the packing business is becoming
quite active.
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Brushes.

Brushes.
DAINT Brushes, Varnish do, Sash do,
i Marking do, Counter do, Horse do, Wall
do, Scrubb do, Flesh do, Hair s. Cloth do,
Tooth do, Brick Stripers, &C., for sale by
Nov. 10Th. w. l.. ORR.
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Rich Dress O

Sis Poplins, Cashmeres, Merinos, Lyoncse
Cloths, Lustres, ~.4lpacas, black and colored
plain and figured. Neu styles Delaines, II 1-2c
4 upwards. $50 pieces New Styles Prints,
Gtnghdms, .4delaides &C., suited TO all tastes
and cheap as they make them. Bay State
&aecls-all styles and sizes up to 72Xl44 inch.
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SPRINGFIELD. Nov. 2Isi.

by a Typographical error in our last
report of the prices Of hogs here, we are
made to say that packers were buy ing at
50 so and SO rs, when it was written
SO 80 and SO %, dividing on 900 lbs,
which was then The price. The figures
are still unchanged and the packers have
their hands full Springfield Register.
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LOUISVILLE, NOV. IT.
HoGs--The whole number killed 10
TO last evening was 50,497, while a, The
same date last season the packing, owing
to preva ling warm weather, had o
commenced. On he 21Ih of November
las, year The s%laugh,ering was in full
blast, with al immense number Of hogs
received. The total killed and in pen at
that date was $4,000. the market then
was dull at 44c for net hogs. The pre-.
vnillng prices now are 44a4ac, on time,
with 40 cash sales.
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Latest styles Chemisettes, Seeres, Hikfs, &c.
Hosiery, Gloves, Trimmings, Comforts, hoods,
&C.. &c.
Ihirty-seren in. Sheetings, from s 1-3 up;
extra heavy do. A No. 1. Tickings, Drills
Fancy Shirtings, Quaker Flannels &c.
Orer Goats, Pants, Vests, Understands, Col
lars, &c.
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sADDLEkY, HARNESS, ETC.

II, n. ruHNBuLL rURNBelL.
FEyURNBULL s. CO, Successors to Gfsssa ~,
Brawstsr 4 Co.'S Carriage Repository No. ZIG .2=9l--
New osnHs, Of S. Charles Hotel Every dess
81 CArriAgeg made TO order.
DB A TURNBULi. Manufacturer, Newark, N J. ol7d4w
Nj EWARK, NJ SADDBERY Ware "a
l Y ffauos-ANpREs O. BULL co, No7i Canal assssa
.reet NewUHsRnS, C1inp and MsgaGiue
and lnportsn Ct sADDLEkY sod sADDLEWARK
constantly hand large and complete assortment OF Saddles
Brides Msrtpg.e Trunks Whip SkriuS Harness And Bd
Leahrf ADDLERs roofs Trimming every a..
srptCn, II No. II CANAL STREET. .
al9 ly36W ASEREW g. BULL NO
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j.. WRIGHT & co., ...e.... No..
GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
No i5I Chart rpa At Nav OF1enna. Ia

\ RUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC.-The Subseri-
2tO0 ounces QUiNINEa FRENCH and AMERICAN;
rs demijohnB SPIRlTS NTFRE; 10 csTboys dol
50 DO. A9UA ANN! 9agbsyf g DO ,,
200 kegs CARB. SODA; SO bbls SAL. SODA;
l0O bhls EPSON SALT 95 do GLAuBER SALT
70 do GAMsiioRi 50 Do CREAM TARTAR 4.~..
80 do. FLOUR BRtSfSTOSEi 20 do. ROLL do.i
2 do. TURKEY GUM niYRRH 5 do. WHITE WAX
800 pounds TURKEY OPIUM 1880 do. TARTARIc AcIDi
bales ORANGE PEEL; bags ANIsEEpi
do. ENGLISH yALERIAN ROOT
i t Do e ekdAEp R96T sP COLOMBO 4 a
1000 po1Ads PERUVIAN BARK, in powder. qualities
800 a. AFRICAN CAYENNE FEpPER;
100 do POWDERED CANTEiARIDES;
100 do. ENGLISH cALoMEI.i 400 DO AMERICAN do;
y y %. TARTAR ,EaIETle si.Ssi IVY 90 S'''
So do. CORROSIVE SUBLlMATE;
50 do. RED PRECIPITAFE 1850 do. IODIDE P0TASSE;
so do. IODINE; 800 ounces MORPHINE;
1850 ounces STRYCHN1Sfi 300 pounds CtiLuR0FoRM;
And large assortment OF DRUGS CHEMICALS EXTRACTS, etc.
They also expecting daily
80 tbls LUMP ALUM; 20 do. POWDERED ALUM;
so do, CoPPERAsi 10 dc. POWDERED TuRhlERICi
10 cases SPONGE 80 bales C0RRs, various kinds;
10 do. ITALIAN LIQUOEICE; 10 do SICILY do;
They haye also in store supply the following PATENT
Or. DAVID JAYNEss MEDICINES
G. W. CARPENTERS do;
BROWNING q BROS SELECT POWDERS;
FAHSESTOGB'S yERAI1FuGE;
LEE and oSGoop,s ANTI.BHIoUs PILLS.
NuRRAY'S FLUID AiAGNEsIA;
PLANTEN,s CApsuLEs OF c0PAIBA, ETC.;
WHITES HAIR REgENERA TOR
Dr.. HAsTINGsS SYRUP OF NAPHTHA;
HENRY's CALCIEED MAGNEsLAi
5! JON SUlG Is sAnsAf fG sis ETC.
RUSHTUN d CLARK'S COD LIVER OIL
h, j. Il 'Tchn i0uln at
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sTTNDRIES- sUNDRIES.

~ 10 casks CURRANTS;
9s half barrels Split fEASi sgy4 ~as ~...
Is do Pearl BARLEY ...,r,
Choice Falen Market hf,ff ,4.
2s do do Choice Family PIG Pokhi
30 kits SALMoNs
SO half kits skLAONS ,o,-xrre
so quarter barrels TONGUES and SopE,1sf A..
Us PRUNES; -, .t
100 boxes Colgatc'e PEARL STAhCHi .Hl0.4.5.oa
,S bosss Scyis Underwood PICKLES, in gaand gals;
is cases Fine Table SALT, in small boxesi
as cases Fine Table SAIL, in smau oagsi. IT,.
R. jeies and Jams, ~ PTS pts and dtsi
~ s s,oss Preston 4 aiarrels YEAST POWDERS;
I'd boxes assorted PIE FRUIT
loo do CODFISHi
I'M 40 Scaled HERRINGS;
So bags Black PEPPER;
IL 40 GINGER:
IS half bales Mocha COFFEE;
IS do barrels SALERATUS;
boxes, 95 pounds each, SAI.ERATUS,
Is do TART AGib zach pounds
25 TRUE LEMON SYRUP
do assorted SPICES, in half bottles;
O. do TOMATOES. 9 10
10 do CLANS, 9 ID eaus
10 DO Prepared COCOA;
10 do HR0MA, 10 lbs eaeh
Is do H. B. Moss Gi0C0LhTEi
10 do Caracas CHOCOLATES
Coxfs GELATlNE;
barre White Wine YINEGARt
so half barr els CRANBERRIES;
so quarter barrels CRANBARRlES;
All just received and tor sale by r. NJ McALfis & VI
dQ9s I'M No. 90 Common and 80 Canal streets
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MorSrs and
used y Of persons with the
lien and Phyaeish themselves have pronounced il of the
valuable remedies known stpasvey euresth diseases which
Gold by al the principal pusgutan the Uni
gg hea9h's Breast lnameat.aAn excellent remedy for
dease Lungs Breast such Splitting
Blood Oppression Breathing difficulty
about the Chest This remedy without doubt
Disease Of the Lungs than remedy
the formation the chesta hereditary,
this Linameut according to lirections
Seacha Eerrugnouk Tonie.-A remedy Chts and
Fever snd Ghagre known
of Tho dissRBe.
Beach's Rheumatic 0onpound-Nsver fsls to give relief
in less than hours. = o.
Heacrs stolnaehtve Ritters.Ths excellent article
that has been long sought
and Fever and all Aauna TO living having
business even for short period low marshy districts
are invaluable them will
and the they correct the seeous
aionse improve Digestion the
ta1ndics and and ysor to the system
Fertile above remedies publish
nary uras performed by them We will nuch they
represented Thty
our with the most satisfactory resu The great
demand for these remedies aone induced
can be reached by all Prepared and od by
E. D. BEACH, H. D., Chemist and potheeary,
AW corner of ChaIree mud CustomhonHe ".
and OF Dr. RANKIN,
Corner of Camp streets
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RYRNE, MRS, Midwife, 1856 Nayades street,
NE opposite the Horse Station, New0rleans aop3n ly

yENHE Subscribers beg leave to call the %
n attention Of the Trnde generally S
stock Of fresh and DRUGS MEDICINES EXTRACTS ny
CHEMICALS, ESSENTIAL OILS, FAINT VARSISI HAT, INA
HAiR NAIL and IEEf BRUSHES and their large assortment Of
direct from Importing Northern Manufacturing Houses
expressly oI this market They offer the
prices.
Planters Physicians Apohecaries to
anime the stock, and send ia their oriars.
ttees -
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compounded and put up
with neaness and Dispatch.
J. G. POTTER h CO., successors to p L. Massey,
Mo If s. ST. CHARLES street New Orleans
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a ST0NISHING RESULTS produced by using
"A B. A. FAHNESTOCK'S YERAIIFuGE which can always
depended on as fails to rid the system
MONTREAL, Canada March IL, 1850.
Messra b. A. FAHSKsrooK CoGentlcmen My little girl eight
years Of age was considerable time suffering from
chased bottle of V-rnnge, which
tons and establishment abe ONE HUNDRED
TWkNTYsoSE WORMS varying from EIGHT TO SIXTEEN
INCHES IN LENGTH besides Pn-worms Having experienced
good effects Of this medicine administered again my boy,
years old with the happy effect passing FORTY ROUND
WORMS OF various size9 feel duty recommend this Vem
inge and TO make the children known public
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