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those elected as Union mem B. H.. those elected MS
Southern or State Rights men.
President David Il. Atchison
Secretary Asbury Dickins.
Isym eayires. 1sr1t eaptyes
ALABAMA. MISSISSIPPI
Ben Fitzpatrick 1856 Stephen Adams, (U) 1857
q. G. Clay ----- 1859 A. q. Brown 1889
ARKANSAS. MISSOURI.
r. w. Johnson* 1855 David II. Atchison 1855
VIM. X. Sebastian 1859 Henry ). Gryes 1869
CONNECTICUT. NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Truman Smith 1855 Moses Norris, jr 1856
Isaac Touccy 1857 Jared w. Williams 1859
CALIFORNIA. NEW YORK.
William M. dwin 1855 IVm. H. Soacard 1865
John Is. Weller 1857 Hamilton Fish 1857
DELAWARE. NEW JERSEY.
James A. Bayard 1857 j. II. Thompson 1857
Joha. NJ. Clay,0n 1859 William Wright 1859
FLORIDA. NORTH CAROLINA.
Jackson Morton 1885 George Il. Badg0 1855
Stephen II. Mallory 1857 Vacancy 1859
w. G. Daesoa : 1855 s. p Chase Il d. : 1856
Robert 1oomls (U) 1853 Benjanst,, H. Vaae 1857
INDIANA. Pennsylvania.
John Petit 1855 .Jemes Cooper 1855
jesse u. Bright 1857 Richd Brodhead,j jr. 1857
ILLINOIS. RHODE ISLAND.
james Shields 1855 Charles L. james 1857
Stephen A. Douglas Io5Y Philip Allen -s- 1859
IOWA SOUTH CAROLINA.
Augustus y. Dodge 1855 A. T. Butler (S k)- 1855
George w. Jones 1859 Josiah j. Evans 1859
KENTUCKY. TENNESSEE.
Ayctibzld Dia0n- 1855 James G. Jones 1857
Johaa b. TAomysoa 1859 Jois,1 DsH - 1859
LOUISIANA. TEXAS.
John Siidell 1855 Thomas J. Rusk 1857
j. p. Benjamin 1859 Sam. Houston 1859
MAINE. VERMONT.
Hannibal Hamlin 1857 Vacancy 1855
VIM. p. Fesscndon 1859 Solomon Foot 1857
MASSACHUSETTS. VIRGINIA.
Chs Sumner Il. d. 1857 J. NJ. Mason Is. r. 1857
Ea.oHd Evcrett 1859 II. M. Il. Hunter 9 1859
MARYLAND. WISCONSIN.
Janies A. Peayce 1855 Isaac Z. Walker 1855
Thomas G. Pratt 1857 Henry Dodge 1857
MICHIGAN.
Lewis Cass 1857
Chas Il. Stuart 1859
By Governors appointment. The Legislature
of Alabama will have two United States Senators to
cIcct dnrinr the comino scssnn
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By Governors appointment The Lcgislatur
ofAlabama will have two United States Senators
elect during the coming session
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Every Man may bloy his oscs
Horn.-That this is . free country,
no one prctends to deny, and every
man may blow his own horn; but it
does seene4o US, that no man has a
right to disturb the public peace with
the "horn," or any other wind ,nstru-
ment. The blasphemous mailman
who calls himselfthe "Angel Gabriel"
and is now disturbing the peace and
happiness Of many Of the chief cities
Of New England, should be arrested
and confined in an Insane asylum, It
affords us pleasure to see that the
mountebank is loosing his power over
the rabble multitude of ragged boys
and little negroes. At Concord, N.
H., a few weeks ago, he blowd his
horn, but no one regarded him, and
he left the place in disgust.
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~The Delta copies the Advocates
notice Of the arrival of Count Nessel-
rode. Of Germany in this city and says:
1--WE may be in error, but our con-
viction is that real nephew of P rince
Nesse!rode would be in Europe in the
present stirring times. We have
heard Of Prince Nesselrode, the Min
lister Of State Of the Gear and the ablest
diplomat in Emope, but a Prussian
Minister of that same. who is at pres
ent Ambassador at the Court Of St.
Petersburg, may be a real character,
but without vouchers We should be
to- regard him Of the character
Of a grea tmany travelling Princes and
Counts in this country; whose titles
and possessions lay adjacent to those of
the Prince Como. so beautifully des.
cribed by BuIwer in the Lady of
Lyons.
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An afEray took place on the night OF
the Both ut, at the St. Nicholas Ho-
tel, New York, between two sporting
gentlemen named White and Conner,
the latter know by his friends as Little
Arthur" 1t appears they had just re-
turned from the races, and some dis
pute arose between them about another
person and female. White took up the
quarrel in behalf ofthe absent friend,
and Conner called him thief. The
matter now became personal, and high
words passed between them. Knives
were drawn, and a clincb took place.
White received wound in the arm,
and Conner q stab in the abdomen,
which, it is said, will prove a fatal
The ARRAY produced great excite
ment in the hotel. The police were
called in, and Mr.. White was taken in
to custody and conveyed to the Eigth
ward police station.
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Election.

6keCuxOUs
DY VIRTUE Of an act of the Legislature
ID adopted Al its last session, and in COM
pliance to resolution of the Board OF Sc.
lectmen Of the town Of Baton Rouge, adop-
ted On the third dsy Of July, an election
will be held in the town Of Baton Rouge
on the Goth day Of July 1854, for the par-
pose Of taking the sense Of the people of
this Corporation. on the subject Of license.
The election will be held in the Corporate
Wards seperately, and the vote Of each
Ward shall be decisive on the question for
or against license, 20 far ~ relates to said
Ward.
The election IN the First Wsrd will be
presided by d. A. Cunningham and A. w.
Bell. In tbs second by P. A. Walker and
H. T. Waddlall.
The tickets will have on them 81 icense''
OF "No License"
The polls to be opened from , A. NJ. un-
til P. N.
y:R. DUFRocQ, Mayor.
July 9Th 1854.
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Cistern Making.

VIE subscriber, is now prepared to
Il make Cisterns to order, in the very
best style, and will warrant his work, H.
will keep stock Of the best lumber al
ways on hand, ard will attend to putting
his work up. Carpenters work, and re-
pairing attended to. G. L. SEES.
Near the Jesuit College.
Co Orders left at the Post Office address
sed as above will meet prompt atten-
ton. june 29-6m.
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nor SALE.-The subscriber Offers Esit
l. for Gale on the most reasonable I;;a
terms, his Dwelling House and lot ~ }
situated on Church street, near Hackett &
Brooks store-a bargain may be had by
making immediate application
jnne-27-lm. JOHN THANO.
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At q dsoner party, lately, the follow
ing message was politely delivered by
a little girl to wit Of no inferior order.
IF you please, B., mamma send her
compliments and would be much OBJ
liged you would begin to be funny"
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A True Message from the Spirit
WorId.-One evening as worthy
couple were seated near q table, cali
ing up spirits from the Vastly deep"
the ghost of a venerated relative de.
handed the alphabet. that he might
rap out an important communication.
The letters were brought, paper and
pencil procured, and now commenced
the wonderful process of speaking by
raps. Letter by letter was slowly but
deliberately raped out, until the fol-
lowing startling communication stared
them in the face. You are q pair Of
hwmbugs." What ? humbugs ~
shouted the husband, springing to his
feet. YES. replied his wife, laugh.
ing, "humbugs; but it required no
ghost to tell US that, This sublime
truth made deep impression upon
their minds, for though several months
have elapsed since this occurred, they
have never since been known to have
any thing to do with ghostly converse.
Papers devoted to the dissemination of
ghost literature, are req uested to copy
this true anecdote.
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Brandy applications are recommended
by Western paper for badness, con-
tinued externally until the hair is we'll
started, and afterwards taken in gener.
GUS quantities internally, to clinch
the roots.
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DECEIVED by ship Neptem from Bre-
~ men, large supply Of Drugs and
Chemicles, warrented the best and purest
articles in their line At the same time
200 lbs Snuff, different sorts. Invite ali
amiteurs to call and examine the. same.
June IS. GOLDMAN
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To Consumers

To COusumerS
DEAL, ever intent to supply his GUS
- toners at the lowest prices, is fos
the present offering at retail.
Hay, at 81 30 per hundred.
Corn, 10 cents bushel.
Oats, IS cents do.
Bran, 81 40 per hundred.
Quantities Of either, sold for less than
the above quoted prices. Terms cash.
may-19. JOSHUA BEAL.
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ANOTHER ACCIDENT AT N1AexRA-
On the 2sth ulto., q little girl whilst
playing above the precipice, known
as the Devils Hole, approached too
near the edge and was precipitated
a distance Of $50 feet. When recov-
cred she was still alive, but no hopes
were entertained Of her recovery.
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Auction Sale.

WILL be sold on reasonable terms, the
w Stable now occupied by WIN. CLINE,
if called for within ten days, otherwise it
will be sold at public Auction.
July ll-l0ts. L. E. POWERS & Co.
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A Good Ordinance.

| # -
The City Council at their meeting
the other day, passed an ord nance,
calculated to exercise in a two fold
manner. q hea!thful influence on the
city. The ordinance is designed to
prevent slaves, from living seperate
and apart from the premises Of their
owners, or agents; thus afording a
security to the people. not only for
good moral conduct, but for cleanli-
ness. Every citizen acquainted with
the internal, as well as external af-
fairs Of Baton Rouge, must know that
within the limits of almost every
square Of ground in in this city, there
exists condition Of things, that calls
loudly for correction, and which can
only be eradicated by preventing
slaves from hiring their own time.
The fair face presented to the street
BY buildings in populous parts of the
city, would lead the public to believe
that all is sound within but such is
not the case. During the epidemic
last year, we had occasion to see and
feel the necessity Of some reformation,
on this subject. This filthy condition
is mainly attributable to the fact, that
tenants Of shanties-unfit for other
purposes, rent them out to slaves,
who carry on very questionable
BUSINESS.
Our population is now rapidly on
the increase, and it behooves the au-
thorities, to take every necessary step
to keep a healthy condition. That
this mainly depends upon the gen.
eral cleanliness Of the place, no one
we presume has the hardihood, to de-
ny. We know. that it has been con-
tended by so called scientific men, in
our Commercial Emporium, that filthy !
streets, and putrefying back yards,
has nothing to do with health, but
this notice can only be regarded as
one Of the crude vagaries ofthe human
mind, without fact for basis.
In the ordinance adopted by the |
board, other good effects must be an
Slaves are not permitted
to hire their own time. This is both
right and proper. As it now is, nine
tenths permitted to 60 about the
streets hiring their own time, are very
little less than wothless vagabonds.
It is a matter Of impossibility to get
them to do any thing, and this too,
when every boiy is complaining ofthe
scarcity Of workmen, land their inability
to obtain hands at any price. In the
present state, slaves are elevated to an
equality with free labor, and the result
IS two fold injurious; for the latter is
degraded to the former, and the FORM
'r being elevated thereby, become
dissatisfied with their lot, and hard
o manage.
The law prohibiting slaves from liv-
ng off the premises of their owners or
he agents Of their owners, will meas
'reably put an end to great social
vii Of which we have often spoken,
nd upon which our opinions arc we'll
.nown.
~The Delta copies the Advocates
office of the arrival of Count Nessel- ,
ode, Of Germany in this city and says: !
1--WE may be in error, but our con- $
lotion is that real nephew of Prince
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Notice.

A N Electionwill be held on Monday the
"A 3lst Of July, At Jas. H. Johhston's
store, Bayou Crosse Tet. at 10 o'clock A.
M, for the purpose Of taking the sense OF
the stockholders in the Baton Rouge, Crosse
Tete and Opelousas Plank Road Company
upon the question Of change to . rail road
company, and also Of .n increase Of the
capital stock Of said company. r.
jnly-4.td. JAS. H. JOHNSTON.
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EThe Hon. Esastus Brooks has
accepted an invitation, to address the
graduating class of the Stale Normal
School, at Albany on the 18th inst.
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3)le6.

At Greenwell Springs on Saturday the sth
inst. MARY TABlTHA, consort of An
drew S. Heron.
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!. A. TROUsDALE.

Surgeon Denfit -Bat0n Rouge La.
DIES ECTf ULLY offers his Professional Service,
" to the Gentlemen and Ladies Of East and
West Baton Rouge, and surrounding country.
All operations such as Plugging, Cleansing,
Extracting and Inserting Teeth pivot and from
one to an entire set on Plate, performed in the
most durable, scientific and skillful manner, and
according to the most approved plan. Office, the
rooms recently occupied by Dr.. Mann, ever Qu,e-
gins, Shoe Store.
#We have seen and had dental operations
performed by Dr.. J. A. TRoUspALE, and from the
falthfulness Of his work and the Satisfactory man
In which he operates, We cheerfuly recon.
mend him to all who may need his services.
Dr.. r II. Day, DR.. G. II. Mann.
DR.. II. J. Saunders. John Muggah
DR.. Ethan Allen. en- Carpantier.
VIM. F. Haifeigh. David Robbins.
Hon. n. B. Brsshier Jas. ". Muggah.
Hon p. c. Bathel. IN. Ws60rd.
Vim. J. Nash. +. ~. Richardson.
Hon. D. D. Richardson. J. Y. Sanders.
Hon. Octave Cornay. Antoine Como
[july.4y] Parish Of St. Mary, June 18th 1854.
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HFrank Smith, condemned for
murder in New Orleans, was executed
according to sentence, within the walls
Of the Parish prison-on Thursday
last. ..-..r-..... .
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j. NJ. HALLIDAY.
PARISH 6URVEYO1.

CDFce Corner Third and LAUREL sts-Oeer Tie
Post 0Ece
N1lL~ attend to all orders for surve wing
w in the Parish Of East Baton Rouge
Persons desiring to build in town, can have
the lines Of their property accurately given
In his absense from town letter addressed
to J. NJ. H.. at the Post office. will meet
prompt attention. l,upe 23.v.
DOR SALE.-The house and lot lately
i occupied by Philip Burg situated on
Third street. Apply to
maybe tt. .THOS. PRENDAGAsT
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JOHN TlLANO.
Worker in Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron.
july2-y. Church Street.
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that the hair Of Weigert, found guilty
Of murder in the first degree, at Lex
ington, which was formerly black, has
turned perfectly white since his con-
viction. #-
Elk CoMMuN1cArIoN.- Bishop
of Buffalo, has come out with a "bull''
Of accommodation against the
trustees and congregation Of St. Louis
Church. The trustees do not mani
fest that uneaziness for their souls on
his account that might" be looked
for. They are out in the Buffalo
Commercial Advertiser where they say
they will never yield to the request
made on their church, and will not be
interferred with in their temporal at.
fairs. They admit that the report
made by Archbishop Bedini Of his mis-
sion to the United STATES has been sane
toned by the Propaganda 10 Rome. as
being in accordance with the rule and
statue of the Catholic Church; and also
that all the transactions Of the
same pyelate s0hile Governor Of
Bologna, soe,e sanctioned by the
same college. But they disclaim
allegiance to such authority.
A bull of az communicated 10 this
age and country, can be nothing but
a bull" It needs the rack of the
Iuquisition to be effective.
AYM -
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I'm Store for Sale.
ON bbls. Cape Lime.
ZUU so" 81. Louis Flour.
july-5-tf. s. NJ. HART / co.
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AGREEING WITH HER.-Wc are
reminded Of an anccdote of a clergy
man who was pit Of humorist.--
He once took tea with a lady of his
parish who pridcd herself much on her
nice bread, and was also addicted to
the common trick Of depreciating her
viands to her guests. As she passed
the nice warm biscuit to the reverend
gentlemen, said: "They were not
very good she was almost ashamed
TO offer them etc. The minister took
one, looked at it rather obviously. and
replied: They are not so good as
taey might be- The plate was
insanity Withdrawn, and, with heigh.
tened color, the lady exclaimed: They
are good enough for YOU" Nothing
further was said about the biscuit.
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~ The Exercises of the New Or.
leans College, commenced at the bull
ding in Esplanade street, on Thursday
last. There were three Candidates to
be examined for the bachelors degree,
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GRAND SENIOR BALL.-We &C.
knowledge receipt Of a polite invitation
to attend a "Grand Senior Ball." to be
given by the Senior Glass Of Centena-
ny College, at the Feliciana House on
the 26th inst. Time and tide favoriEg,
we shall certainly be present at the
happy reunion. We hope a strong
delegation Of the beauty of East Bat
on Rouge, will meet the lovely lasses
Of East Feliciana, at the time and
place designated in the small bills Of
the DAY.
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A REDUCTION OF FIFTY PER CENT.
Passengers are now taken through
from Cincinnati to Buffalo, over the
Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton and
Mad River Railway to Sandusky, and
by Lake steamers from the latter place
to Buffalo, for four dollars, including
state rooms and meals on the boats. NJ
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the salt baths equally invigorating,
the fresh fish, oysters &C., equally nu-
tricious, but the beautiful walks, the
shaded drives the music discoursing
banda the incompatible cuisine Of
the northern are wanting at the south.
ern resorts, and here is the great cause
Of their disproportionate patronage.
The glorious fourth is over and no
bones nor heads broken, nor a ROW
or d rumpus 10 all the city. The turn
out Of the various military companies
made quite a display and the fireworks
in the evening were very good, and
take it altogether the day has been
very we'll spent by all classes. The
Bulletin is not yet satisfied that it MAS
efEectually killed off VIM. H. Seward
by threatening all sorts of blood and
thunder in case that individual should
be nominated for the presidency. l
think his nomination and election one
Of these days, events quite more prob.
able to happen than any successful at
tempt at a dissolution Of the Union, if
yesterdays celebration of the glotious
fourth is any criterion Of the popular
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-08

How TO GET TUE REAL FLAVOR OF CoFFEE--In
Knishtou's Forest life in Ceylon,' are the follow
ing hints on the preparation OF coffee, denved
from long experience: The subtle aroma which
resides in the essential Dl of the coffee berry, is
gradually dissipated after roasting and of course
sui more after being ground. In order to enjoy
the fhil fayorin Perfection, the berry should pass
at once from the roasting pan to the mill, and
thence to the coae-pot: and again, after having
been made, should be mixed when almost at boil
ing heat, with tie hot milk. II must be very bad
coffee indeed, which, if these precautions be Ia.
ken, will not afford an agreeable and exhilerutinp
drink. Two great evils are constantly perpetrateG
in England IN lis preparation, which ale more
guarded against IN almost all other Countries and
which materially impair its favor and strength
keeping the coffee considerable time after toast.
ing or grinding. by which his strength is diminished
and lis delicate aud volatile aroma lost, and mix
ing the milk with IT after ii has been allowed par.
tally 10 cool.
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arsioK AND AFFLlcTRD. IN

THE most Hale and certain rsh;s5 ever known to The
world for the cure Of obstinate coughs colds, asthma,
bronchitis blood splitting. liver Complaint whoorirE
cough Group tickling or rising in the throat, nervous de.
by, pains In the side or breast hi oxen constitution
from the abuse of caomel other causes il locroK
SWAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RYi ard consumption has reached state and as
sumedA Character hitherto considsrea ncIabe, yields
without TO this great Original Wild Cherry pre-
patation. Rememher-the great Original VIVID Cherry
preparations and the only compound prepared by regular
pysieian IN manufactured under immediate care Of
R.Stp4FNkI at his Laboratory, No 4 North Seventh
st. above Market Philadelphia.
For sale 1g-pn. JAMES aAkER; KELIS q. CALM
Wills and PATTERSON q Co, Wheeling. FLEMING
BROS Pittsburgh. EURpSALI. ~ CO., Cincinnati.
and By deales generally. rep1s
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Proiessor NIor.e.s
Insigornling Elixir-or ooraial.

e-sssts AnG1gornttng Ett11rsOr Cordial.
The over.wrought brain and dcbaied body find their
best soaee as poentrestoative IN this unryalleI
tonic, Upon the stomach. which always weakened by
an excess OF intellectual labor taxing ply
soal powers, itaets like CHARM to that ree
laor and balance. wheel tie corporal machine the
strength to per orn its functions, and power to Sc
crete In due quantity tile solvent juices necessary for ner
Iect digestion There is species nervous disease
Tom neuralgia tic oiorenx the lshtest uternss
OF the nervous system, which may not be promptly sub
daed by this peerless nvigorant. For nunai COM
paints whether the results OF dissipation proceeding
from involuntary it is, in the fullest sense OF the
word invaluable. Ladies', who suffer so severely nom
this description OF ailments, win do well TO hear this fact
In mind.
The Coraals put up, highly concentrated, In pint bot
Ties Price three dollars per bottle two for Ave dollars
six for twelve dollars. c. H. RING, Proprietor,
1912 broadway, New York.
Sold by Druggists throughout the United staies Canada
and the West lndies.
wHEELINa-HELLs q, cALDtp8LL.
cISeIasAri-B. H. MEA1LNiS.
Ice adj
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-OD''' win EGlizABErH EDWARDS.
HEALTH RESTORED.
Cure Of Nervous Debility, Lttngs, tSe.-Ontcqrti
march of HdInoton's VerrtnbIs T',nct,,rs

So, BALTIMORE, March 81, 1851.
Inform you OF the benefit have deriyeu IRON the Us. OF
DE- HamPton's Vegetable TiIcture.
From my earliest recoiieetions scarcely ever enio cd
days iiealth. For humber years was under tie
Treatment OF the most skul physicians this city My
disease was pronounced by theniiYer complaint and ys
iepsis' WIN an Affection oil the nerves and lungs de-
rived very ttie II ani benefit from their treatment
also tried VARIOUS remedies, all highly eeoneuded to
no good effect My health continued TAIL Seten
Der last, when my mind became seriously affected; my
memory iailedi great weakness ainting hts, and could
lIot eat Without gr at pain, until life became burheu
was ent rely useless TO family about this ti
trshd procured for bottle of this yala Tine
tuTe II had most powerful effect upon me- in the res
toraton OF y health; and alter akirg bottles
10 my Joy can say my ealth is perfectly
appetite Gooh, aud enjoy health than aver
have al any previous time during my whole iIe ali OF
derlul medicine. '" '''i'-
Yours, truly, AARY a RIGGS,
fss-1 -1E'f S19S. Paca street i