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A correspondent of the Knickerbocker fur
nshes the following funny Incidents:

lAsiAUe
friend of mine returning from the depot few
mornings since with freshly imported Maine Law
lady little in advance Of him whom he must in
evitaby join, So, tuekng the bottle under bis arm,
he walked alongside 'Wel' said the lady, after dis
posing of health and the weather. what is that
bundle you are carrying so mysteriousy under your
arm7n
@oh, nothing but coat which tailor has just bee
mending for mel
soh it's coat is it," Well youhad better carry it
back aud get him to up hole, for it leaks
now ~
Just before the passage Of the Maine Law, 1 came
out OF little establishment in N of dark and rainy
evening behind very drunken fellow, who beat up y
the sidewalk little in advance Presently he missed
stays the starboard tack, and into tree. He
pulled of what originally intended for hat tee
tered F" a moment his toes, and apologzed to the
ostled individual. with hiccup between every other
word:
''Schuze me- shr 'shure you, shr trely tention al
my part. Sho dark, shr, didn't shee you 'Schuze
me- shir, 'scbuze me shir, # you pesse.n
After which obsequious explanation, and abortive
attempt to put his hat he essayed to continue his
way but brought up again the first urch against the
Same tree
really beg your pardon, shr I'm fraid you'll think
that I'm tossicated but sure you, shir never was
morse sober in all my life It's very dark and spasy, and
really shir, Supposed you'd gone along"
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IMPORTS.

HAVANA-Ship Amsrean--Fruit to order.
TRAPANI-Bark Daaube-ss7o bushels salt to F Loison
NEW YoRK-Big Duncan-iss2 bblI lime Hardsll geo.
PHLADELPHIA-sehr Alfred Eaallsl4 tons COAL
CHARLESToN-Bg Rufus resls Mensens-9so
do, 6 half do LeyyT easks ne Fodck co9s half
to order.
PREMIERSHIP Ada6 pkgs Schroeder tco
wine Budaseke &cos4 Dbl, pums portner9 pkFs
Goodman do Marhury Fosters hardware,
do glassware Wingst indie Mchon saat cigars
Ener2 do mdse Meyer Mummy Boulangsr-s
Moreau-l DO unksi do Duntre Ikens
asol do mde Prhen aeo49 bbls plu
LoSpoN-Ship Pyramids hhds wine, puneheons
beer lhompsonl boz books Fennsre0 casks
seoS mdsa % do Gowani e1o0 casks
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-30

LvERPooLshp shakapaesi bales cotton, 94 bbs resin
BARCELoNA-shp Agcdonora-i4T bales cotton 900
B0SToNShip Thomas Perkn-3l7 bales cotton 90 1909
bbla hour, 500 bbia molassss, 5000, 2 phgs mdse
NEW YoRK-Ship bales cotton, rope
pkgs mdse.
INDIANoLA AND Perseverance,
bbs aour 10 casks bacon It's SAC do coffee, 2s sacks
20 boxes cheese.
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DESPERATE BATTLE WITH DEER.-Not long
aiuce two little boys of f. Crawford OF this
District the and the other nine years of age
returning from school, they fereely pounced
upon by tame buck roaming at large over the country
The first attack upon the younger boy, who stood
his ground with the resolution of Camsard the older
ono in the time coming to ha assistance The lit
tie fellows after few passes however discovered to their
dsmay that the long horns and sharp feet OF enraged
deer were very dangerous weapons and the one first at
tackled quickly hurled to the ground exhausted and
bleeding. The maddened animal then turned upon the
other who urged his little brother to seize the opportunity
and make his escape neighboring fence ho
sprang it with his remaining strength and in the
Of eaping when be again set upon and
ceved deep wound in the back from the horn Of tho
deer which dragged him back and most providentisly
into ditch that eectualy protected his body
from the repeated strokes ofths animal At this moment
negro coming up rescued the young combatants
their perous situation and they carried home
bruised and bleeding from head to foot. Besides the
wound in the back Of the younger brother the older had
received horn in his mouth, which penetrated the
cheek the ear, producing ugly cash, Their
clothing to their socks stripped off of them III
shreds [Abbeville Banner, 23d inst.
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CATTLE MARKET.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, November 20, 1854
The supply of Attakapas and Texas Cattle remains
very ample with fair supply of Western Beeves, and
moderate supply of Hogs, Sheep and Veal Cattle The
stock of Mich Cows ample Prices of the better
scriptions of stock pretty firm at quotations
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SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

THURSDAY MORNING, November 80, 1854.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Perseverance, Place. Galveston and Indanoa
Harris Morgan
Ship jane Walsh, York, New York, Bogett SEQ
Ship Thomas Perkins, Higgins for Boston, Haas
Spanish ahip Agodonon Alana, for Barcelona, Prats
Ship Shakespeare Cummings, for Liverpool HY Baxter
ARRIVED.
Ship American SeAny days Havana, to maesd district
Bremen ship Adler Gusavus Bremen sth October TO master
9th district.
Ship Pyramid Henderson, London October 10th, to Whitney
&co-lst district
Steamboats,. 4%
Music. Streck. from Donsldsonvile.
A. 81 Charles, Appiegate from Bayou Sara.
Il Clark, Lodwick, from Gortcrnh Landing
Gem, Ebert, from Waterloo.
Laurel HILL Cotton, Lobdell'a Store.
p +. Kimbai, Broadwel, from Grand Lake.
Compromise, On from Fort Adams. eaH r.
Cherokee, Smedlsy from Memphis.
Grand Prairie, Shibe, from ST Louis.
Anna, Hoffman, Balize.
Towboat Phoenix Cows the down and 70
tho 2sd instant hp Cheshire schs Bonita Adeoua and VIM
Mason-hrought up ships American and Adler.
Towboat Sck, Chambers the PAsseowed down and 10
the 26h instant, shp ST Patrick and Susan Hincka
brought up ship Pyramid.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

st. CHARLES THEATRE. DEBAR, Lss-
y MANAeKn-H. CARR, Acrna M.KAasH--o,
G. CHEsLEY, IRE suRKs-Doors at 81 o'clock GRras
rises night Of the celebrated arts Miss LOUISA HOW
ARD of the Theaefp; and Mr. HENRY FARREN,
VIM Farren, Of Lonaon:Tau EVENING November 30
de Fontagnss, M L. Howard Mons. Dssnare,
To conclude with the comedy of LOVE eASEWldrake
Farren Cons lance, Miss L Howard.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-30

HAN RICES-ST. CHARLES STREET, oPPo-
~ SITE PERDIDoDoors o'clock. Curlain rises
~ o'cleckBoI Office from IL A. Nj until p MPRIcs
ADMssIosDress Circle Pit cents-Ms Charlotte
Champion AramisMr I. NJ. AhosMI T.
November soThs to commence with THE THREE
Ahos, Mr. IT. NJ Vance; DArtssnsu Mr. T. L. Connor..
Mrs The performance conclude with LOVE IN ALL
CORNERS.
EYYANKEE ADAMS is engaged snd will shortly appear
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MEMORANDA.


Tho steamer Music from pouadsouye reports the water Low
in the Bayou and loaded with sugar aud noan
aground few miles below DonAd,ouvile.
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RECEIPTS or PRODUCE

Per ship 4odan Holmea-J HesWstemsn
BroA Robb Aso-Rsbertson McDluSal-H Hopkins DOC
Bailey de5voorhes Crggs &eoJ surrdgs Sic
comb &eo-Conyerse &ee-B L Mann and order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-30

w Those infAhls the Of RUPTURE In all is
tormA increasing popularity the afflicted proclaim
10 ths friends with heat.feoy, u am eursl am enthusiastically
cured, by the Of @ ~
sHERMAN's PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE RENtEpY",i
Medical Faculty we'll throughout England
universally their appreciation this cuTa-
Truss ihs only that
accordance
differs setiOnrom light elastic and comfortable
wear completely the heru and perfectly ee
exercise But here lst DO observed hs. 1Eet
the that the
mnstlook equally much to its application
person familiar lOny adaptation
81 tsrss that will result srenee the oils
based Englsh writer Hernia ably Of the
operaticnsin mechanical surgery.
EY The RUPTURE REMEDY ia sIsrraiAPpeaon, whisea
absorption facilitating adding
Acertaip preventive thse weakness oef
abdomen, predispoaitl0n 70 rupture.
The proprietor this popular Trus Remedy
devoted many eA the study and HeEHS
Rupture enables him. examination select The gh
sse and shape % promote spesdy and rsdeal cure
~ Particular atianion given kuPtnrei Chiatss
PLANTERS may hAse4heiI SIAvks CuD without
Interfering With ihsasO and sahsrsd IA VALUE ard ueEFuL
NESS.
6s Persons the raaasc,ys auss ana sUPTpRK
RE4lEDY avoid WORTHLESS
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bid earst Msyee uhorn k4i portsr mscs
pigs dss Msnden Virgil &lso esas beer f5 bars railroad oa,
kgs nnds 10 ~
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D o m e site Ports.

by Telegraph.1
YORK, November 9Aived ship Md of orlsau, Dennis
rom New Orleans.
PASSENGERS.
hp Adler from Bmens cabin and 24s sersss passengers.
Pyramid from London5I the and the cabin
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-30

ORLEANS THEATER. THURSDAY, Noyem-
Der 3d. 1s54-First night Of Haleyy'. Opera THE
QUEEN OF CYPRu5MM Laero1 Borda Battle, Becker Nine.
Gambler.
HorParson who have engaged requested call
for their Tickets before hapast O'clock otherwise they will dis
posed
Ey The public informed the Controllers
give credit nj tho door.
DEEL'S SOUTHERN OPERA HOUSE-AR-
i'll MoRY HALL-WEST 4 PEELS ORIGINAL CAMPBEL Ii
MINISTRIES perform evening during the Sundays
place. whore will produced Buresqas
Operas Psnonimsa With Ethiopian bins ry, by The
MODEL TROOP OF THE WORLD.
t Doors open Concert to commence al ~ O'Clock.
tB- Tickets, Fifty Cents
SN- Seats Q the oHes from IL to 9.
MATT PEEL. Manager,
nHf DR. +. A. JONES, Agent.
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BOOKS and STATIONERY.

E. JOHNSON & CO.,
sTATI0NERs, PRINTERS and B00K-BINDERS,
NO. IS CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
10 Keep constantly hand Of
PLAIN AND FANCY STATIONERY,
BLANK BOOKS AND FORMS.
~ BLANK BOOKS Of variety made that Mar
sh.ns clerka and other Legal on
n BOOK BINDING AND RULING IN ALL ITS VARIETIES
executed IN suts.anisi. neat snd sorkmaniike style.
q FANCY BINDING OF kind
taste Libraries bound numbered.
n Merchant Planters Bsnksra Railroad Offers
Justices and ndesd all who
Of the ordinary desire superior
article sdapsd their examine cur stock and
arrangements Tor work. nj spsn
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nEgnu oIL.EoL G In h:,lss lz,,za-s

e OST OR SToLEN-A PRoMIssoRY NoTE
dollars p4ry issl, drawn by
5has Guoats she order OF Ms julie Widow
bts tyoY after date, NJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-30
PAINTS.

NEW JERSEY ZINC Plaintiffs sub
scrberz hand will supplied from
the menufa.ory assortment Of Zinc Paint. By he New
Jersey Company, the
accommodating 0l packages OF
lbs Snnw White Brown Stone Coiors. For male by
my1 g, c. kOGhRr 4 CO.. IS Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-30

MAHOGANY AND GEDAR-The cargo OF
Iva hs Mexican brig Prespep Alfonso Capt. Ps.as. Asa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-30

THE QUICKEST PASSAGE ON REcoRD.-The
American clipper Comet of 1886 tons Captain Gardiner
coal laden arrived in this harbor Hong Kong) Satur
day the 9th from Liverpool having made the passage in
less than S. day-the fastest yet recorded We fur
nished with the annexed particulars The Comet left
her anchorage the 10th of June, at M, and an
chored in Hong Kong harbor the 9th Of September
at NJ. making 81 1924 days time from anchor
anchor and SO 2l24 days from pilot to pilot She
sailed in straight course from to II 500 miles
making average of about 2l5 miles per day. little
more the best days run was $50 miles, geographical
The ship has made this passage without losing sail spar
rope and is tight stanch and strong when she
left Liverpool. Thong Kong Register.
The Comet was built at Network by VIM. Il.
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H Reference regard the Real Estate F. syISScHER
co., Resi- Ests.s Brokers, NeWYork.
Orders paid with enclosed bs addressed,
j. W. HoLBRooRE, Secretary, sos Broadway, N. Y.
The Engraving in tho Catalogue ready delivery.
nis
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ID OPER & TRAVIs's GYMNAsIuM, perdido

ID OPER & TRAVISS GYMNASIUM, Perdido
y srset The ShadeanRopER TRAVIS respectfully
inform the czens New Orleans they have YHA
SUM scale ri the place.
whole Of which thing the kind
The South they pains
thing necessary Institution of thia kind.
respectfully invited TO call the GfSA
the Exercises By al
Physleisns
with every naseBRaTy tsqriefe Es.
sy- Lessons given in SpaTfng and Fencing
~ Daylight the morntps until O'Clock in she Even
ing. mhl1 Il
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NEW ORLEANS cLAssIF1cATIo

COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
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New YORK ELECTION ScENE.--The New York
correspondent of the Raleigh Register says When the
writer of this went quietly the polls the other day
uHcouth German with Jesuitical cast Of countenancs
started up and With strong Dutch accent, said shall
enge that shentlemans fote when thrust aside
suspicious dshonorable character Waiting until all
oafers in the had voted then arragned by
an Irish Inspector and called upon to number Of
counthrey?, Yes' Did yer in this ward for the
sake of voting?' mo- Did any body bride yer,
trate yer get yer vote No. (erecus ad sidera) Az
ter few questions of like import Pat became fully
satisfied and had the kindness administer tine oath
ANGELS and ministers of grace defend us The most
American and foreign loving locooco editor would
have felt the blood nge in every vein We have had
much of this and should henceforth have no moren
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-30

VI ,foN's EXTRACT OF PURE yA NAT .,
te shis article, convinced that J. pure and
bracEh and tuIbd wss can rely upon M
Eennps prsserves the sfcted with DypePsa
nase Tmplsin,s Nervous Debility Fever and De
sunsl Probation nothing has been prescribed Will
ssei Manufactured by E. THOMAS LYON chemis lel
saIs for LYONS PURE GINGER sodby reputable Drug
- ..tl.hostths world Sold in New 0leana by
viz smSp .. " tNto.--- - -.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-30

Gun ELASTIC TRAoEs.--A friend of ours un-
dertook to make pair of traces Of gumease the other
day and found it 60 He says they won't break, but
then they stretch that after reaching home with his
horse he turned to look for his wagon aud it est
eomobs but following the traces back however, he at
overlook his vehiceand where do you suppose it
was. In the bush" just where he piled the wood
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-30

TURNED OUT A Know NOTHING.-The only
Democrat reported to be elected to the
Legislature turns out to be Know-Nothng. He
receiving immortality Of fame-for the unity Of his
faith and the steadness of his principles He Mr. Brown
of ToIand honored the sole embodiment Of
powerful party in the Old Commonwealth which, in its
day, has elected Democratic Governors and Senators
But Mt Brown is now done brown He is neither DEM
ocrat nor Wbig but genuine repudator Of both-in
word, Know-F othing. The Democracy in Massacbu-
sets longer unit, has thus become small by de-
grees and beautifully less, while the Wings rest upon
their sures of four members out Of nearly many hun
dred New York Express.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-30

A STEAMBOAT II 41EF.-James Pagan, a deck
hand on the steamer Fulton arrested on Tuesday
evening by the seeo nd District police charged with
attempting steal 11ox of merchandise which had been
shipped on that boat at Alexandria for Mr. DeBlanc
this city. Pagan nd removed all marks from the box
and claimed his He locked up for examin
atfn,
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NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION.
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FoReIyIsG. = Mary Taylor, alias Smith,
charged by s, NJ Hyams with bribing person to take
hsiifs Oliver Canton charged by John eochrane with
assaulting him; Jacob Shoemaker charged by j. Dick
son of similar offence Alexander Brewster, alias Can
ton charged by the individual for participating in
the assault and Adelaide Belfour charged by Julia
Ann Thompson with al and threats ell arragned
before Recorder Brgh yesterday but discharged at the
rennnnt of THAR nrosa. .nfnrs
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which he addressed the militia under the subject
OF Col Walkers imprisonment after which number Of
persons repaired the jail broke open the door, took
Walker out mounted him on stand or platform and
cha led him with three flags, inscribed side with
Walker and the other side Alabama will protect
her citizens when he made speech to the mob, decla
ring his determination conform to the will Of his friends
in the premises and was followed BY reverend gentle
man that we supposed unwilling to be outdone by
tho New England cergywho denounced the proceedings
BY which Col Walker had been imprisoned and appealed
to his protect Col Walker and defend the lib
critics Of the people,
Then The Colonel the Regiment mounted the platform
and moved that Col Walker repair TO bis home,
whence he should be escorted by his friends" Which
motion unanimously adopted by the mob, when Col.
Walker marched off, followed by his friends with the rear
protected by cannonn conformity with the resolution
When they arrive at the ColoneTs house, suppose
they will fortihcation and defend 1t with the can
that had been procured for the occasion The
sheriff with his posse followed them and the last we
heard them that the sheriff had followed to the
house Of Col Walker, which they found surrounded by
about hundred men, but nothing Of Walker But
we suppose the end is not YETI for the issue ID now
fairly made and there Ia escaping from its decision
whether the Of the State and decisions of courts
to determine rights and protect liberties
all the rights of citizens be determined by the uncer
tain spirit of a reckless mob H~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-23
Z Z z 9 9 q 8 8 9
McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL
IuNUMENT

1NHE miraculous cures that this celebrated medicfns
Il has performed after all other remedies had failed,
warrants the proprietor In asserting that II is the only
LDimeb that will cure Chronic ibfuR kk u.
maiism Paralysis, Stiffness weakness in the Joints
Muscles or itgamehts, Contracted Muscles, Bruises,
Neuralgia, Toothaehe Earaehe. any PAIN IL will re.
move any swelling, Tumor Piles, Hart Jumps Csk ed
Breasts, Sore Nipples, Bites OF Musquitos, any
>. And 4 win cleanse, purify and heal the FoULEsr
ULCER sot ES on the legs or shins no difference how
long they may have existed. II viii also goethe and
heal Burns scaids. Fresh Cuts. Wounds &C., sooner
OVER MILLION or BOTTLES.
Have been sold In 1885, snd the demand is increasing
daily, and have heard of wherein IL has
failed to cure any external disease, when properly APP
piled.
hothsn viii suffer from Pains Sores; or sweliings
when safe and sure remed, is so easily obtained.
Read the following certificate. which is
fNCoNTESTABtk PROOF
OF what we have asserted.
to make known the following hoping they learn by
my experience and discard worthless stuff hicb
been pressed into notice BY false certificates sId lorg
Fer six months was confined to my room a cripple
from Rheumriism. My knee was swollen tremendous
ly producing the most palms. The muscles
contracted that could straighen my leg all
applied the Mustang Liniment for -four weeks. bot
done more good than any other grease. obtsBed
and used your Volcanic oil Liniment- three weekss
relaxed the n uscle. and cured me permanently
Isaw Mr. Caseday when be afflicted as stated. and
he is wen. WIN NJ. ELLioTT, Pinkneyvills.
Reader. IL the owe s not Sufficient to convince you
Of the wonderful efficacy Of the Volcanic OIL ninent,
call aud examine the thousands which hav- In
possession from all parts of the country ard You win
purchase supply FROM and does not give satisfac
uon, the money will be returned to the purchaser.
FOX HORSES ASD OTHER ANIMALS,
McLeans celebrated Liniment is the only safe and
liza bic remedy the Of SPAWN, Ring Bone. Wind
Calls, STfints. Unnatural Lumps, Nodes or SwelIngs-
IL III never fail TO Big Head Pollev Fstua. old
ssg4,r = ass rSf
die or collar Calls Cuts Wounds, is an infaiJls
remedy. Apply as directed, and a etre is certain.
Read the following from Mr. Wells, Of the st. Louis
Omnibus Company:
This is T. cerf, that have used e Mexican Mustang
Iiniment and McLeans Volcanic Oil Lniment our
omnibus horses that were ame spraned and for SWELL
in9s and have McLean's Volcanic Oil iniment
to be the best Eminent. ERAsTUS " ELLIS,
ofthc firm OF Case & Co. ID.
Directions accompany each bottle in English and
German. -.
Thi, Lin inert is how pu. M II IS cent; so cent and III
bottles The 50 cent size cohtabs three lines the guam
tiiy the 81 size ard in PROPORTION
For sale by J. h. McLE3 =, sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine streets, st Louis. Mo.
For sale in Evansville. Ind. by KELLER FARMS
LEY & CO.. at Proprietor's prices. [mh7
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-23
DIR. GEOHEGAN'S
EXTRACT OF HY DROPIPE

LIN 1Lok1 b1 CIV =
EXTRACT OF HYDROPIPER,
FOR DYSPEPSIA, scRoFuLs, AND ALL InPrRITrEs OF THf
BLOOD.
Prepared By one IF the Faepitg. -
THIS vegetable remedy which is now spreading to all
i partsofthe country, is prepared b! graduate Of one
Oh standing in his profession and as much Opposed to
empircsm quackey as any one can be, as Is shown
by the fact that the pe published and sss
each bottle of the medicine. thus exoDerating IL from
the charge OF being DOstrum.
IT Is PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS
will be by references to the Circular ad 0s INC
Unlike Sar:aparilla, the Hyropiper quick in issc
on the t bOtIe often r1o1s S M9. q
Louisville, who was relieved OF
BLINDNESS IN ONE WEFKN :,
In short, wherever known u stands d. '"e eA' W '
mr.nansa Sc,ouIa White swelling, Negro Consump.
tom Chronic nat ss TO or kidney Aeiens. ali
Eam,ls Irregularities and Distractions, Mercpria Dis
eases Secondary syphilis, ueperai an, al ois,
System FEMALE COMPLAINTS ;,
Ara, msSv sta DIS unrivaiied. 1t is a slight stmulans
aud a now erful toi.ic and Alternative.
a. beautiaer OF the complexion, in the Of i'm
s and bIohes in producing clear and beautiful skim
ia uch safe and remedy than all the cos
etics lotions u existence. Try it, and you will
al To the dseasethe general effect of tho
medicine being drive all rties the surface and
by that means out of the system.
HsRprSssrss Ky, Oct. C. 1851.
DIR. A. E. GeOhegan-Dear Slr: lave thahineu. ouf
rereipe for Compound Fluid Extract OF bydropper Tor
of Scrcua in all its forms and other chronic
affections, viz: hhenmatism. Female eakrces. 6e.-
Having prescribed watched it, effects In many cases
OF the above diseases and having always found efec
tual cheerfuIly recommend il 10 the afflicted n
the best alternative and tonic have used-alto
gether superior TO Sarsapsrilla, and any Of its
bounds. N. T. WAKEFIELD, n. ID.
OwESsBoRo', Ky. MarcIs IS. 1852
Deaf Do:tor:I receiy ed yours Of the e2d snst 90
corng your request acknowledge the receipt OF by
dropiper.
n several cases in this community II has releveo
Dyspepsia. in short, consider a valuable prepaI.
ton. have Ueen using it myself, and think u penenN
my genera health. Respectfully. your fn.ni. A. n
PRICE 81 per bottle, or bottles fo- Is; .nen @Aen
one time. tAfMpND q ron .,i
Sole gent No. "a Fulton street, Louisville, hy,,
To whom all orders should be anereeee1.
Agents in Evansville, HALLOCk FL Vypa
Princeton, o.
uhes-ddvem-is