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BENEFIT OF Mrs, W. DAyIs.--That pleasing
actress, Mrs. W, Davis, will take benefit at
the St. Charles Theatre on Sunday night next
when will be presented Garriek's comedy of the
g Irish Widow and the equestrian spectacle of
'sPimor the Tartar" In both of these pieces
Mrs Davis will appear; in the former as Waao,e
Brady. Mrs Davis, we believe, first made her
appearance upon the stage at the Varieties, in
this city, two years ago, and judging from the
proficiency she has since then gained, we should
say that she has by no means mistaken her true
vocation. We shall expect to see on Sunday
night good house, for the bill offered isan ex-
eellent one, and the lady who is the beneficiary
is hard working, deserving actress, who is
highly popular with large theatre. going
public
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RossITER's PIcTuRRs.---lt is an old saying, a
i" Prophet is-not without honor, save in his own
country" Many of the oldest citizens Of New
Orleans have seen Ressiter's Paintings They
exclaim, they are beautiful. exquisite, grand;
and they acknowledge that they surpass any
thing of the kind they have seen in the course
of their lives. The day may be considered as
past when we were obliged to look abroad for
brilliant productions of artistic skill, and ina
gined that only the gorgeous sky and sunny
chimes of Italy could prompt such creations of
the pencil as were worthy Of present admira-
ton and future fame. We see BY advertisement
that this is the last week of the exhibition.
Those who do not see these pictures will loose an
entertainment not every day offered at our
doors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-28

a SUGGEsTIoN.-We call the attention of those
who begin to look about them as the hot wea-
ther approaches for some means Of relaxation
from the tolls of business and escape from the
dusty city, to the opportunities of enjoyment af-
forded by q "trip over the Carrollton Rrailroad
to the refreshing breezes Of Lake Pontchatrain
The large and well appointed Hotel at the ter
minus of the road offers every and the best ac-
cornmodation to visitors; and bath houses have
been fitted up in the best manner for those who
desire plunge in the pure water of the lake.
Tie fishing season, too, we are told has opened
with promise of abundant sport and success.
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Gentlemen, Take Notice.
~ New per .'Crsseent City !" have arrived at
s. N MOODY'S,
Canal Exchange Place.
And his patrons who have kindly waited for hia
SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK,
select the splendid assortmentof
SUMMER cRAvATs,
SUMMER UNDER CLOTHING,
y SUMMER VESTS, SUMMER GLOVES and
FANCY ARTICLES, in great variety.
MooDY's CELEBRATED SHIRTS
had Half Do1eH, linen bosms
&g- Shirts made 10 order in any style.
Ef5- Remsmber 5. N. MooDYfs Address. npl0 9pH
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SeaC eta Il. Taylor, y
DtarshtsG, Dysestesy, Cholera,
CHOLERA MORRuS.

CHOLERA MORBUS
Eg- BEACEi's ANTCATHARTIC MIXTURE a certain safe
prompt the all dasaAeB
like character children adults For by
E. D. BEACH, NJ d. of chartres and Cuomhouse
By Tilos. RANKIN, of Camp and Poylraa
SYaiES Canal and Caronde app! qp6taitW
.NledtCGE inhalation.
~ DE-. KDW. JENNER COKE haring succeeded by Medical
escting after the failure of all by
the OF Philadelphia and Paris nearly
twenty his attention
1t confidently asserted that by Of nhalasn and the
Indispensable sduvsnts of tonic deteic and byEen
very the Lung Throat
ncurable, will be nmenable to the healing
T Every cheeuiy given by applying Camp
Aplg9p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-28

Mr.. Roux, an eminent French surgeon, died
in Paris on the 10Th ultimo, aged IA years
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A late writer says that Americans become jol-
ly only when annoyed by difficulties This is so.
Surround the " children of the Eagle with
comfort and other excitements, and they become
as taoiturn as. Holsters. Toss the same children,
however, into the midst of railroad break
down, or snag them for a week on Mississippi
sawyer and they will unbend their faces,
and become as full Of hilarity as bottle of
champagne. In our opinion, the American
never appears to more cheerful advantage than
when wrestling, with an ox-team, against the
odds and buster to full grown snow storm.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-28

THE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILRoAns--Cols
onel Nichols, the interchangeable agent of the
Northern indiana and Southern Michigan Rail
road line, whose office is under the st. Charles
Hotel is rapidly becoming an important person
age in the eyes of the travelling community,
His energy and enterprise, combined with the
attractions which the route presents, are in
creasing his business vastly, and that spread
Eagle which ornaments his Office seems to feel
proud Of the attention he attracts Nichols is
9 going it, on the high-pressure principle and
his success is certain
Fhe following from the Chicago Free Press
shows the immense business which this line is
doing
We cannot cease to feel surprise at the i'm
mense tiGe of travel flowing through our city
We are informed that on Wednesday last
twenty six first class passenger coaches were
brought in upon the three trains of the Mich
gan Southern Road, and on yesterday twenty.
nne These coaches seat sixty-six persons,
which gives us three thousand six hundred and
thirty passengers in two days by one road alone
Ne learn from Mr.. ]. II. Edwards, the Super
intendent of the freight department of the Mich
igan Southern Road, at this place, that from
thirty to forty freight cars arrive here daily
upon that road loaded with merchandise for this
city, and for distribution to the North, West
md South The Rock Island Railroad Office
pays over to the Michigan Southern from $500
TO $4,000 per day, advanced charges on freight
destined for the region pierced by and lying
beyond the line Of that road
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FRAUDS IN ENGLAsD.-A gross fraud has just
beon detected in England, which may be ranked
with the jew Goldners trick of palming off a
hundred thousand pounds worth of garbage and
offal upon the British government for preserved
meat designed for the Navy 1t appears that
just as the British cavalry were about to en-
bark for the Mediterranean, it was discovered
that the bundles of hay designed for the horses
contained nothing but chips and shapings.
1t is stated that had the discovery been delayed
till the transports were at sea, all the horses
would have been starved to death The matter
has .been brought before Parliament, where
the greatest Indignation was expressed by every
one at this scandalous fraud Lord Broucham
stated that the delinquents would be prosecuted
and punished with the utmost severity of the
law.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-28

The New York packet Underwater went ashore
on the morning of the 9th, about one O'clock,
about twenty miles below Sandy Hook. Her
passengers, six hundred and twenty in number,
were in imminent danger for a time, but were at
length got off sefely and taken to New York
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-28

MARRIAGE OF AN AMERICAN COUPLE IN PARIS
An American couple were married in Paris
lately, first by the American Consul, and after
ward by the Bishop at the Madeleine. The
parties were Mr.. Hicks, Clerk of the Court of
Common Pleas at st. Louis, Mo-, and Miss LIE.
baume, Of the same city. The parties are both
Of French origin The father Of Miss Lebaume
is son of one of the French refugees who set
tied at st. Louis after the French revolution of
80, a gentleman of great wealth, who managed
to save his fortune from confscation The
bride brings her husband marriage portion of
100000. Her mother is the sister of the pres
emit Admiral Lapiere, of the French Navy, and
Of Judge Lapiere, Judge of Instruction at
Mines. So says a recent Partisan paper
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GENEALOGICAL QUERY.--A correspondent of
the Louisville Times gives that paper the fol-
lowing genealogicallquery to answer; ''I was
on steamboat bound for New Orleans; we
stopped at bluff bank on the Mississippi for
wood. A long, lank, gawky back woodsman
with q rifle, ETC., came rushing aboard, asking
every body he met if Captain c. was
aboard Somebody asked him what he wanted
with Captain c.? He's kinsman Of
mine says the uncouth Aye, what kim
He's daddy to my wifes first child Now, sir,
| want to know what the relationship Is y,
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.T,saC Goods.
s The Subscribers receipt Choice and Superior
Stock Of
by York. expressly for the City
retail trade and comprising all desirAba in Goods
and styles also UNDER GARMENTS all the kinds
THOMPSON, NIXEN & Co,
opa5 aptf No. 10 Camp street.
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JEFFERSON CITY PROPERTY
M LnIgEsL .E.n.L ,..cE

T. L II h . GIT L IL U Il IL i i
sB At THE LoWESTGAsH PRICES AND ON LONG CREDIT.
Fine Building Squares tina vicinity New Orleans
Rafoaa and Omnibus lines.
IN BoUuGNY.
Square 80 First towards New orleans fronting the Rasad
and short distance from LouiSua Avenue in good
erisr-9si00.
AvART.
Square 50. NeI 10 the which Mr. Mr.
GodSIn have built fenced and has
$1,000.
RIGKERyILLE.
sGgne b. Second Railroad, Me0u's
pEovea squsre-Sts00.
Square 49, Fronts Prytan
Square 49, ET1ns Prytaaia
81 Fronts Peters p
Benz kmin's resdeBce-3l751.
Square 66 GA Peters Aysnne fenced in with finely
loaAtsd-st5p0. =
sqOae Fronts Peters Avensa large aae square newly
fenced in and can he rented ttne-sg5g0,
square 6 Fronts GA f1ers Avenue, ten lota this
the whole 'front.' SO6 feeon PsB Avenues dept-sIa
Sqaao s6 Fronting Paquemne square,
ogting on Pe snd fronting Paqaemine street,
aath, fns yieny-s400. =
Square 81 Fontng side Pytan Peters
Avenue, - los-sl7O0
BLD0AtINGDALE.
Square a. Fronting 800 feet Areuaesl9O
HUNTSVILLE.
Square 49, Fronting Paqaenn urss hoariahog loo Atom
$1,000. 20 ~
GREENvILLE.
Square TO- Fronting VALIANT street we'll ,iip.ed ni
rapidly nproying-t7B0
Square 20 $40 feet front Walnut square i0s75o
square 30 800 feet front Walnut to squars
10 and 90--$7 ~ " 't
Square Ga lots half square in the very st Of the
pu'ld' newly fenced ln-sii0 Apply to r. b WINSTON,
EB Terms LibeTRAto Suit Purchasers uuqOlm
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~ oPELoUsAs RAILROAD DEPor-I will sell Sir Lot. Of
Ground running through RON Ems Pacific srst
hundred Of tho Railroad r. r. Nichols
TERAss9vG0 for the Six Lot qnhrtr balance
yssra.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-07

De soro No I, meets at Baton Rouge, Thurs
sr. MAnY's No. 90, meets at Franklin, Saturday
Meth No. III, meets at Shreveport, Wednesday
evening.
=. LAsDaY No. rs. meets at opelonsas, satur-
day evening
eLHroN No. u, meets at Clinton, Wednesday
eyening.
cARRol1 No. so, meets at axe Providence
Monday evening.
TRINITY Nc. 50, meets at Trinity. Saturday
eve.ing.
EpcGIaIoR No. 81, meets at Thibodaux, Satur.
day evening.
Nzw IsaasA no. SO. meets nt Nswtown, Thurs
lay evening
PraIals No. 81. meets at Washington, Friday
evening
sHssarvuLn No. Al, mssts at chsnsyyille
Aonaayo7enng.
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TIE Board OF DIaEcToRs or ODD FELLOWS
HAtL ASSOCIATION meet ut their Office n Odd sslows
Hall on the first Monday of every month. oflcefs
stetsou Presidents Thomas Shields, sscrsssry'
Jahu Beiu. Treasurer George w Shaw 5o1n oris s
ard ri Howard Richard Swain G kursheedt !! = Inn ~,
lap Gaorge W Race a NJ Vsnhook, Eneas sniitn, 1hos
hurry aud q N Morrison,
rHE BoARD OF DlRReToRso OF oDp FELLowa' REST
Assoc,sTtoN meet tire Office of the arana Secretary
IL Odd Fellows Hail. the fourth wednesday ,niau
nary ana second Tuesday in April July and October
'offcers-IIenry Bier, Presidents james Funeaux,
SECRETARY j pierscn, Treasurer
TnE GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE I. Q. o. z. OF
Nrw oaIrass meets at the efce Of the Grand Score
fary ID Odd Fellows HILL the first Tuesday Of every
month. . officurs-c2s s Todd, President 10 canal
sfrret James Fnrneaux. Secretary, Odd Feows Hall j
Iafayotte Gusol Treasurer 80 Exchange Alley :
stewart corner Of Triton Walk and Dryades streets
d Mortimore, SO Tcheuptoulas street II Ruiaer, y
Cont street; G y Medina. TcEoupitoulas street BE-
tween Seventh and Eight, streets; 7 Miller, q
Camp street; W Cook, IS St Paul street; Il Hardy
1856 Camp street William Watson jr-; A Hero, y
Gravier street George Dirmeyer. IL New Basin N
Hahn. 9 Camp street; J G Anderson, AlgeIs . = \
Schroeder AZ Toulouse street Gaillot, Go Chart5es
street Alfred Shaw. aa1o
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s9ver's Cherry fSect0resi.

VkTE INVITE The Ar sIssst
We TENTIoN Of ihs Public to the H.
Certificates appended below, and bssTeak &SSSS~LgI
for them thai candid consideration which n SatEEsF Il
their honest fiantpsss deserves NE91<--t5
Allen IL such stations many who voun- X =
tsrly this stteery md z SsaSs1Ses
value OF CHERRY PRCToRAL, do not IN Vt e
SAninny .rhe with, dlstoft facts, RI }1SAfxsS1
cTerstate their ennveiosn. Judge hen r. "a
whether this Is the medicine al 1.
when have relief the throat
whether family opgt not to hsss by them
agu against The everywhere prevailing enemy which steals
WITH fatal frequency sad carrtea Oh tie lamb
from macy home,
J. c, AYER-Sir: Tho CHERRY PEGfnRA. IL much in
aped afei- SsteH OF Phyians hess used IT. three Of
h IN their apd nisasa with the happiest ease fs
always bafcr iead ncsea1
gard remedy geiy nnaonhtee sydsae
cited.
M enysalsa excellence this combination Of agents Gin she
CHERRY PE61pRA beyond cAvi BY repeated ttial under
hsir observation har eopaed proclaim seoad
ortas Pulmonary Affections h climate sensitive
and peet1fan-a cusn5ina 9
10 The hops that sill subscribe myself
speciality your ob'Esery't 5As III. c. MILLGFS NJ. d.
A1l4ass, Mich, Ianesry 10, 1888.
lear Sir! No hssn be teuns
deny The CHERRY all tha claims be.
There much pd tis vicinity although kao pnti recently
The immunity shoald knew lis virtues ye1rs truly,
JOHN R. KEIlQS0, ii. D.
Ia Prepared by JAS AYsR Practical Analytical
chemlt, Lowell, Mass, aud BY ~ Lzsggisis
;ass.nakD, a%A a. Tts9'A
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COMFORTABLE, CHEAP AVID EFFEaTIVE


CONN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF sAR.
VI han atesdy carl apf,
lsa aD q 10 sops s. III rs
o and the world ossaed Il u eSs % b
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for
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'apariss the WONDER or TIE WORLD. ,.so.uss,,,r.
has ueurs matter ho ong yoa oss
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soisi community IA saporier articis. orvru Nm
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a read he ALLOWING whasaso may be done for h'ia
p Jsas s3ssr ST For the hesa
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asssss no y1aI
as ass asss
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those sas 6 tbs 81
saf and sl tho Ass i pal
ssts..sd ss sSis
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saaParlsis iesrd to s1sr meal
y ''A@'' aEhuTIeUE CLEAR skIN.
How wo all admire cIesr beaatiu white sz and ToHYsals
Hss & & DE- 90
ndeong mn.sna hsn aHohsuGe .. snd a
h, sssE;f ss
y coating ss'
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sssass 10 II
enarcs 10 no boo and the iadiss Sc
OF this fact toey would sbnn
Kword to lie wise hints enough for tho 70
| sxrrEs rSsrIHoNY TEAM WAsEvER oFFERRDIN FAy
- OF ANY AEDlClSEl
l "a. ~. AeoNh.
AE yoaa BULL have hctitstton Ia natns sht
az.spala &c the hest article msnunesasse
asuor 4 N sssys efsss ony
louisville p aSsE TE N FROM DR. M5oaE.
Mn. JoEs RuL1 nainS yoa "a
afecIoiula, happy one OF
se mais 95 sFHy s M
SssssssI iss sosa
y iron aEeaey OF Bul Ssrrsparta ,,.
~ aHnH ma L. p. YANDELL PROF Esb0S Ok SHEMISF4sH
en- THE LOUISVILLE MEDICAL eVL :Sh0 p,,, =,
aand Extract Sas1aPtrh ana have 90
aa snd aGi ID
| fhieh itis apglcshis. Ia ~ f&EDIA-h, az
in LogiEViis, lrne s.iess, ,,. = Il a.
REltpr. Pyles PAysiras ~ agtoaisH' o''s
hospital Of asssarsapaSiils ~ ssah "a sl
haye srrsea prescription the preparation q John
srsartra hasve eobrsssa to be an esesees cas-
ss,Ienatsa toaucs sSssA tilftss,oa On .h sgsa
hets spss sud I'm private ss
NJ physiris Louisville HsaSiS
This Medicine sdn graphing with dsste tsBh me y
I've blooming eHh and youth rEor iha sick
tSetod-nay, these thst grieyousiS teSn
csantet ell fscn men sud
IT, from t niTHse Wofsn very ssso
ssnsdies 0sps before the rpslies ,,r,.y ,ux,
AtSs oses BY
Nv ~ ssrsss, sls Of sulH
afAaS"Ps Il Fourth street, LouisvlIs, ~iss
n s7- Nswoears the 10 Of John
avs sergsrsTfla, N helesaie retail
Iva IsJfoEARfRxB kEHEs
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DOCTOR BEAqRs PREPARE
SAs,r~fsta a oCE.
fsssSsssaaHs Il ID W kT h q ~ "a tian, OF.
8s.Essts& u tSS SAa y sSs. NAssss7eH feeuai ID
mnt
eay
hi Nh yby II, s Ma II Il s$ Tor Diaf
gNpIA lkAXEsAAirE sbma ,Dy

stomach andbousl
Sreatnnmbre With hghssaasfA
themselves ii Of tho osi
ysanfe remedies kucwn asisposvs rareae aseares
Krecossendsd ~ Sold by aiiths tho uni
Stated.
f seaeh't Breast Linal Az sGsalieEt rensdy tox
Of LuaEa Breas such She
ot bleed n OF
0iasaas o. The Lungs tha
ptcdposed Lung Disease either
Chs hereditary
aaS sa-s essya aoy goo health seYot
t.la Gnainsr tAaenriinr toatsetona.
Beeeh'e FERN gfHons Teaie.A chsans
ChngTea m
Inv discaas.
WeaEh's Fkke0RaASta to coliet
heafh.
8cReh's At5neehx fsitlerh.1h ia excellent
ysrtc0s fchis
ard Fever and all Aqannp Eeger To srsop living, having
saea Tor saes in lo marsh ltstrtei the
srunvsushle for he viii with Ch
and EoysT tisie
r,enh the appetite
giyeahsNita and egor
Fertile remedies puiah xtrsoa
by them. We wssy ihia much al
They that
with the most satisfactory eaaa The
ennd theae remedies alone haa induced
by all. cold by
/ ED. BEACH NJ. D. ghenintani Apohaesry,
! AW of Chsrtfss and Cusouihoure SITS. n. %
sad OF DR.. RhNEI--
4 4sDnF ~ Tla-np nd pNyiy
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hR. WATSONsS UARD.--I VIII use no oGher
the whit rs found in plum ruth
master OF all thoss
Called syphic Feraesfy aeen years Y sh ssg mr.
have given class any
know than do. That's what Am
h has ysstSred vt sntssas
familiar tho
Of ny which cay without vanity for claim no
o,ner ne ii that of experiences. ,.n,.
few days and and no dtcasy
those al LANCER duraon submitting the patient to such
course viii draw him the
without doors within Inc
Ses be altered Orleans
proofs neas
sacrecy. v hch ana ya nviolaby preserve. =,
many whies do not think i
tint nv alreaiy sufficiently established
S'I"&"A'AA W. WATSON, NJ. D.
( 400 No, N Customhouse street
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rHr II. w. GRASD EsoAMPaENT or PATn1AReHs
OF LOUISIANA O. 81 meets ,,r n oa FeloMs
Hall cornsr II Camp and Lafayette streets, New Or
Jeans oficers for the present yesrohn Grickara,
ss1,ck r N d Senior Warden; James Furneaux, y "
a Scribe: Williams r W Treasurer M 4, s
ranch " q Junior Warden; J Dunlap Il " =
REPRESENTATIVE to the !, Of the s; III Nixon, =
Mnrshsl: Giliingham, w Sentinel; John FRANZ OK
fora. " Deputy Sentinel Alfred Gates ID 9 patri-
arch Of District No q; Andrew Malta, faeri-
c.ct w snistrict No 81 W
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NJ NlDKEHB8CKER PATENT COOKING
VA GAseEs-4FIRsT PREMIUM.

PRICE C0uLON, Plumbers, 107 Poydras
street, oreana ctfnIy the public
hs seoss
AMERICAN, ElfGiiSH and FRENCH WATER CL0SElB WASH
5AiNS FOUNTAINS, Brass FAUCETS Of NIL kinds, CookINS
IA GES tIYDR ArLC RAMS FORCE LlFT ahd
sEk ppps aed y DO rpEs Of every
hana Be STEAMBOAT WORK neatly pat up And-seairaS
a shorten the
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FROM THE REV. ]. FLANAGAN, OF BANsRooR, z. VI;
j. WERS the tria Of your Canadian VerrisrEt
and with the happy regatta family, end
which expulsion of Worse followed
VoGe toany
children take readily, which
sSsat point gained gisiag msdieine
Iuy 1885. 9ofiM FLANAGAN:
s rhyaieianss Generally W1Eaa CANADIAN VERaI
EUGE vegetable preparation and nnaaya
administered and 70 The Tosu ii
destroy Worms bs patient to health.
certificates have heen
physicians bearing to the efficacy in
falhs remedy. Wsrrauedln alIeazes,
Prepared John Whols-
sle Drug gist, Hamilton Cansda West.
- j. WRIGHT r Co, New Orleans,
tglf nde theOrt rsns Hotel,
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D0RT WINE
l so or casks Louis Kossssr's Burgundy Pert;
20 do. Dalsc's Port Wine;
myiT s, WOLFF. eS Cam bt
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a CERTAIN CURE.-Dr. GooD's Compound
EXTRACT OF coPAIyAThs ia the great remedy extern
svelS York and other ctiea poatlFe urs ef
Gieyt Directions Spanish and ngish
So a ST Nc. Isl CHARITIES sTRkET- lels IN
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wholehaie prices. ,,,. a.
Eiy- General Depot and Speeia Al
Now orlsans, La.
vERMiFu6EE. y
winar's Canadian, @la @@
f,wain'H,
Jayne's Tonic,
Rerl,s, 1855,
McI,aua,s.
nALsAhls a COUGH EEtiEDlEs
Eirtat's Balsata oil Wild Cherry,
Hssttng's Naptha,
Shermau's bi,anal,
bucbsn's Hangafiars
Daxis'e Wild Cherry and Tar,
schensz'n Pulmonir Syrap,
Nov EnrlHrd Cough Syrup,
sSar,hoiomsw's Expeetorani,
swayns,s syylp Of villa Cherrys
AYERS Cherry Pectoral,
Tay,cr's Ralanm Liyerwors,
Jayne's ErpocioFans,
Winsi,s Etecampaiaq, --=
Rogers' Livefwors and Tar,
Mrs. GARDENERS Liverwort,
Stsbler's Cherry EIpectorSnt
Loudon's Indian do.
Or, Roac's do.
skasAPARiLLA9.
Dr., John Bulls,
6, p, Townhend'B,
SArdsiB, @--a.M
Old Jacob Townfend's,
Carpeutsr's,
Wypkoof,s,.
& g4 ,' shakorfs,
N.Y. Gsafonberg's,
Bris.ol's, v,, NJ
PLAsTERs.
Wells Strengthening,
Ewon'n Strengthening,
| Jew David's CT Hebrew,
Bndean's,
Knapp'o Indian,
'A-s Grifith's Adhesive,
Hoiiowsy's Arnios.
! LiNIMESTss
Mexican MuRsang,
fsrell's Arabian,
Butior's Nerve n1d Scne,
Hunts, .e.
| Tobias'sv Venetian,
| ETswss'e Nerve Ard Bono,
Ksllinger's,
Garaener's,
Rartine's Horss
Msrchsp.'a Gafgling,
Chsrokee,
| Iayne's
aGuw REMEDIES, etc.
Ossood's Indian Chologogue,
Eowand,s Tonic Mixture,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoop'e Tonic,
Speeds Febtifpge,
Vegetable Fetriiugc.
LGaENaES. WV
shsrmsn'p Cough and Worm,
Bryaa's Pulmonio Waiers,
| I,o.eek's pulmenie Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Lovett's Wshpene or Flair Clos,
Bsrry'sTricophorous,
Lyon's Rsthariou,
Boyle's Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon's Hair Invigorstcrs
Jayne's Hair Tonic,
Van Daneen's Wahpene,
Louden's Oriental Hair Tonic,
Hauel'l Eau Lustrale, ~
O!dridgs's Balm of Columbia,
RadUay's Circassian BALM.
PhNACEAs.
Bwsin's, Honck's, @.m#o
Cullen's Indian Vegetable,
/ I,onglev's Great Western.
OINTMENT AND SALVES.
D .ey,s Magical Pain Extractor,
rofessor Holloway's Ointment,
Mckllister'r AL Healing,
frookB' Magic salyei Pryor's Pile
Gray's, HsrIisou's Specific,
TfaSk'a Magns tic, Jadkin's,
Lorden'a All Healing, Ruasias
OILS
Rush.on's Cod Liver Oil,
MaEair'e Acoustic, Searpa's do.
British, Harlhem.
BITTERS.
Mofat'u Phoenix, Blske's Arcmati'
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