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TILE PEOPLES ADVOCATE

Our attention has been frequently arrested within few
months by the editorial articles of the Peoples Advocate
democratic paper printed in Salem Massachusetts Few
papers among exchanges evince much ability, per-
nenoy and crcumspecton have succession of recent
editorials in @ ga u defence of democratic principles
and measures It particularly gratifying 70 zee q bright
vapors of Massachusetts federalism boliionisn The
democracy OF old Essex and ddesex and the surround
ing country should not fail to contribute literally by sub
scrp.Qps to increase the circulation of earnest and
gallant defender Of DO prrcples of their faith We
transfer to-day from the columns Of the advocate az rTt
Gle the wing convention in Massachusetts, which
will repay pernsa its illusions to Josiah Quincy
truthful as they are eloquent
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A SOUTHERN LADY.

The fair edress of the Yazoo mississippi Wing Mrs
Prewet herself northern-born lady noby expresses the
feelings and vindcaes the character of the South during
her travels this through the North She writes
her own paper
Ny first with abolitionst occurred the
between Rochester and Syracuse At of the stations
great looking into the ladies' and
began looking about for No made place for them
but those who had left their places walked back them and
stood guard them The 'coored gentlemen not
all put out but kept walking up and down, looking for
seats. My little boy said Niger should sit by him.
Some of the passengers laughed but Others looked awul
offended. A white that sitting before me- and
was ugly Aunt Harriet Stowe, turned iercely
on the boy and said If the gentlemen coored they
good you me- Madam, said l. they doubt
good as YOU and better, but they not good my
child shall sit by him. If one could be annihsted
by look of contempt, should not be writing this When
stopped at the next station interesting neghbor
got up leave but determined not to lose the opportunity
dropping word in to the poor benghted south
erner came up to and said You will find when you
die that matters what is the color of the face
so that heart is white Madam replied IF old mother
intended the face to be index of the heart she made
great mistake in not giving you black one. just then the
cars started and she had to run, leaving victor.
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is THERE ONEY

Read the following from the Pittsfeld Illinois) Union
on the nomination CT the gallant Colonel Richardson and
el us whether any wing paper in the North has ever
been known TO meet great national issue with holder
or more defiant tone There is fanknes in it that speaks
10 the heart
Colonel Richardson was nominated the frst ballot,
receiving votes and his competitor fifteen We
have only and time that the deliberations Of
the convention very harmonious Morris immorazed
himself by the self sacrificing spirit which he exhibited The
convention the Nebraska question in all s length
breadth We now and here again throw down defiant
E the Nebraska glove and dare the wing leaders and whip
persnappers take up They have boosted they could
beat death the Nebraska question. We hope that
their yao viii fosake them but that they will pre-
sent bold and meet like men, the stump, and In
the public journals Let them make good their asser-
tions or else swallow their words"
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AS WE ExPEcTED.-TnE ST. LOUIS RIOT.

The Anzegr, the German organ at ST. Louis the lead
ing advocate of Col Benton ii said was wont 10 sheer
at the Irish absurdy ancyng that class of adopted
citizens could escape the which gathering while
another was oyeyWleine{ by its fury But the 9th in
slant it remarked SIS follows,
" lRIsH AND GERaAss.Facts speak palmer than words.
The April mob in 1882 directed against the Germans
that of the year 1854 against the Irish Both emanated
from the navists The persons who day before yester
day committed murder and violence upon the Irish in the
fifth ward the Pame persons attacked the Office Of the Al
rg The same persons attempted TO force themselves into
the second ward to cool their passion upon Germans and
their dwellings. The adopted citizens, matter Of what
descent have learned to know their enemy and his
expected strength Hishen aud Germans cU make
for the protection Of their rights aud victorious resist
against the fonoticism Of nofircat roedics Irshmen
and Germans viii Join hands and it will be shown that with
united strength can msintsin ourselves in our rights
and need not submit to being struck down the
Of the city o dogs and property destroyed and OR
wives and children attacked in their dwellings"
And in support of your rights thus invaded you will
find not the who court and coax and applaud Col
Benton ard whom he tckes in return, but the national
democracy of the Union the party that counts the
cost Of advocating principle
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Is II rRUE2-Horace Greeley asserts that the legislation
Of Congress is controlled by the slave power II that 4
true so much more she necessity of removing say ega
ton from the balls Of Congress and giving 1t to the people
of the Territories who controlled by slave power
but are free and independent American citizens boring The
hinges Of the knee 10 masters This is the strongest
have in favor of the Kansas and Nebraska bill
That act takes away the power from s'qre-cogt-o:
CongsessF and gives it TO free people Where The obs
lection 2--i pdaaa SeHtiad,
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MELANCHOLY RELCAir. Harrison of Iarndens Express
showed this morning what appeared TO be portion Of
German lock which fsbed up amongst about So 600
worth of gold and silver melted together from the Inflated
Erie which destroyed by fire on Lake Erie
about thirteen years ago The Erie lime of the dis
aster had board large number of German emgrants
who their way the West purchase lands and
this lock probably guarded the of those who now
sleep the sleep Of death In the bottom Of the lake
TphR Bulletin
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THE ONO nlvrn.-Some newspapers In Ohio have been
poking fun at the Ohio river this They say it ia
uey op and strictly confined 10 rs bod The Wheeling pa
pers by reminding those papers of the propey
treating the with respect in its al state for when
rises from its bed it may take off the fences stacks Of
hay grain &c, of its revilers
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We had yesterday the pleasure of visit from Gen w
S. Harvey United States army The rigos and pryaons
of southern military compaign have not in the
least abated his usual hlarty of spirits impaired his
vigor We find him the hghtoned, chivalric officer
and accomplished gentleman
Gen. Harvey will lea"e New York in few days. on a
leave of absence join his family who are now so)ourn-
ing in Paris France and from whom he has been separated
for some time His leave absence being yet unlimited
time he has requested that his leave be revoked at
any time it may please the government to recall him.
Gen II. is stopping at Wizards.
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pri.cipl<s az the democratic faith and every attempt
abridgs the prscn privilege Of becoming and the
opnsr. Of soa sseny ought be resisted eh the is
, nept IL, alien and sed,tion satn book
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WASHINGTON CITY.
TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST 30. 1854


o. Mr. Henry H. Lewis, Of Montgomery Alabama, our gen
travelling agent
by r. LEWIS. JANRs o. d. Lxwis
CO. Mr. G. w JAhxs No. Harrison Cincinnati oho
general travelling for the Western States and Tex
assisted by III. j. THOMAS i. bKHT, wA H. THOMAS, r.
YsisER, M. l.. WIsEkAN A. l.. CHLDs, and Dr. WIN Irwin
Receipts either will be good
m3Nr ISRAEL E. JAxHs South Tenth street. Phisde
pbia IL our general uayelng agent by WA H.
Jous CoIlrss JAMES f. A. EvArs THOMAS ID. NICE
JosEpH HaAarTr BurroS RoBEHT W. MoRRIsos, Ed
WARD W. Wiley WILLIAM L.. WATKRnAs. II. RIppIoK, r.
w. MAoKKs, and ID. &. PEAKcr.
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MARYLAND AND PENNSYLVANIA.

In the tsta Maryland, the free banner Of toera
ton raised by its Catholic founder in the other
Pennsylvania, it raised by its Quaker founder
Judge Douglas very happily expressed the true idea when
he said that the intolerance of Europe in great degree
created the democracy and the independence of America
1t is fact peculiar day and time not only that this
principle of intolerance should be adopted by any portion
of our countrymen but that the two States in which the
cause of liberation first avowed and defended should
ut this moment be afflicted by organization which
itself to be ip faof If the prescription of religious
gec The Baltimore Patriot Journal contacted by gen
ems of unusual ability and candor when he speaks his
true thoughts does not hesitate to cater to this nnrepub
can organization and his example Is followed by other
prints of influence in the wing ranks, In Pennsylvania
the cause is committed to the keeping Of the same inu-
ences Whiggery is nothing if not actous Hence whig-
gerry antiMasonry natiysm, as abolition aud is
But the States upon which the flag of
federation was unilre& will be dsgraced by the
overthrow OF that glorious ensign OF relgqns freedom
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COLONEL DENTON AND YATIyIsM.


1t is remarkable fact that Colonel Benton from having
been the leader of the great democratic party has degene
rated into the mouth piece of the factions Indeed
he has made the circle of every modern ismexcepng
alone the isnp Of know-ssthngism And why has he
kept his hands from his2 Why after herdipg with the
enemies of the compromise measures and with the abo
ZIONIST why did he not unite with the party of re
gious intolerance Simply because a partisan friends at
home adopted citizens But when these In their
more rejecting moments that in ieing led into
the ranks of abotonism by Colonel Bentons arrogant
and houghtless policy they also led into the ranks OF
the enemies of religious liberation and political equality
they viii s disposed to continue their support of his
merely personal politics In Ibis country especially men
evanescent principles eternal Politicians may
because they cannot control good in power disap-
pointed ofce-seekers may toll TO disseminate disafec
tons even mistakes will where dispositions the
bcso 90 err is human-and from these may arise the
mephc miss of heated and sudden passions But in the
meanwhile principle continues its stow, ito certain its
stless march in the path of destiny IT viii ouast pre-
udoe will break down hostilities it will crush the
puny fool who tries to stop III and at last where conu
sion seemed reign uncontesed master of the field those
who have been Tuest 70 principle will be found to be
strongest with the people Colo1d Rentons career is
a useful instance of it While he was right, and led
his party like hero ready for death, he indeed
a captain worthy of being followed When he was
wrong though gifted with unusual resources Of eoquence
and OF experience he became object of as much COM
mscraton az he had been before the mark of veneraton
and praise His last triad will be whep bis legions at
home that trying to make them abcihonts he has
also attempted put them into the hands of their own
enemies
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Last but not least among the for rcprobang
this knownoaing organization, it is association,
league brotherhood Any organization matter
what its Objects matter how good and important they
bany such organization designed to accomplish its objects
by acting the elections by welding political power is in
free government mschevous and dangerous Such organ
xaons the very things most liable to become the terrible
engines of fanatics and uhprnciped villains We among
Titus Oates Popish plots no LORD George Gordon riots
They would disgrace the country and increase the power We
would nYcrthrnM.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-19
EEIGHLY IMPORTANT DIsCoVERY.-DR

II JANIS would respectfully call TIE attention
the following He Diseases with
out other drug namely Gonorrha elect
syphilis Structures Seminal Weakness Nodes Ulcers Tunor
GERS and all Of the Skin Dr. James would ae call the
ia attention Of those who injured
improper in that secret nd solitary habit which
Gdy and mind them for either business society The
loving Of the melancholy
habits Of youth, Weakness Of Limbs Pain the
Head pmness Of VISION Loss Of Muscular Power Papaiou
Heart Neyousness rri.sdy Symptoms of Cnaump
dreaded Loss of Asory cenfusion q Ideas Depression Spirits
Ey Aversion TO Society Self Dtru Solitude
rnadiy, etc, are some Of the evilsproduced.
AZ who afflicted with Of the above on
not fall 70 call Dr. James, and be at restored
Let no false deleaey but apply Immediately
yourself from the dreadful awful this
nalady. Immediately eured and p
rertored. 90
DR. JAMES has from his Office Ill., to 50
customhouse street, between Royal and
DIR. JAMES.
p s. Persons living at distance have the
care sent to their address, by giving full particulars
elosinn fee of dollars. Imy8 ydaw1 DIR JAMES
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-19
n IVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, NERy-

4 IVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, NERV-
u GUS DEBILITY, DISEASE OF THE NOTWITHSTANDING
tssimony from Missouri favor Of HooFLANps GERMAN
IkS prepared by Dr. c. M JACKSON
y respectable dealers to be the eGetua medicine
for the cure Of the above diseases.
READ AND BE CONVINCED,
W ADAMS, Publisher of the Weston July IT, 1885,
sad ~ summer able
stand at the case thn hour at the time tried bottle
OF German Bter which entirely
bottles sent two bottles $50 miles from mere friend
been sick for long me he has also
them TO b superior any medicine in use."
q HENDERSON, Glasgow, Mo-, August s. 1851, said
biers are beginning here. bottle
and has been the Of selling about
D H. HARDING, ST. Joseph, Mo-, June 81, 1885, said
i doubt to the people
70 know them have had them hours,
have sold bottles Please another lot
Dr. A. HEITZ Paris No. March 49, 1885, said: Btters
nave given better satisfaction all the
used than any other medicine with which acquainted"
III They ENTIRELY YEGETAB prosate
system.
fB For sale By respectable deaein Medicine every
]. WRIGHT B CO., New Orleans,
is1 smd&W Whniaa.is Aann,,a
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VOHN BULBS FLUID EXTRACr or sAR.

ID has already earn appi.
could e. al s nG ss
aad a. a IL Pr up 1
ny similar preparation made in America.
s. or
@ ss [' IL aas @ Ill
hat 6LL s's 81 rs e..
9 sns s n. strictly
he
medical roots forming compound snd producing he
curative AF'H'i1 s "a 5H gEs Ts5,s
The oAio Joarna counbus Ohio
ss The
est Ion.ss oaIy wv N aaE
tit
Hills and 30 COZ ssr
'sPariiistsshe WONDER OF THE WORLD
nS goa 40 MISTER how long have been
''sA'
Je.a Eusspsa, gr hszs yes aSsrs,
ofshs .Re
Rsss By sssea. Al
t',shsa all Ne others II .o6insa
Very rsspssssls4lRAyyii ,,.r,au I.HoWEN, MD.
@
c.ed vim Rheunnm character.
ssffy
my mora any medicine
isHaa
pn'a'o"n sR iSsff b. ky +
% s ss e al
n aatss lon # III; ss, q a vim
e. sy Il m its
Ls~isport, Ry., Deesnbor 4lstT. - 500
NOTICE TO FEMALES.
John the greater
existence In thoae the consultation
ss s
4apred health consequently bs happ
e. 81 s4 s5s
oaiS ss Pas
sss Of I sds a1s Wda
sss m
s paId SHOULD have upilss Of
and 4: critical ssroa I'M
faiHf
ofshi1valaabs medicine.
BEAUTIFUL CLEAR SKIN
How all admire clear uka rosycoo
H's f :. :s ss NJ
e. Ind ss Il Il.
% s hs and o
liz sas
1T s and .a Il,
appraised they would aban don III
Of all paints mxture1 and otons only rem
"A word to the wise isucien hint
BETTER TESTIMONY THAN WAS EVER OFFERED In FAVOR
OF ANY MEDICIHEi
RRoM n. NJ. +
ME- JOIN BuLLI hesitation
assssa 70 be the best article manufactured
screfua Syphilis and ser gadua affections
having usSd VIII entire lassHa namber Of above
MORE TESTIMONY FROM DR. MOORE. "oo'h'
Me- oHS RuLL am using Sasspara easet
with happy effect confident OF Inc
Winehestsr, Ky, Feb: J, 1898. JAMES NJ MOORE, II. D.
Testimony like the following
nfon the efficacy Of Bulla sarsaparlla
FROM pR. LIP TANpEIL, PROFESSOR OF CHEMIsrI.1 In
IhRve looked the list ingredients composing Bulls
saund Extract Of SAszapaa saying
form SAFE compound and we'll
which it 10 applicable. L. II, TAEDELL. NJ. %.
Lopisvlle, June q, 1s4s.
Wsat Pyea Physician by appointment Louisville Marine
Eozritai,sAys Of Buli'sSarssparlls:
LouIAvLLs March 80, Isis.
havs examined hs prescription fer the preparation John Buls
ssrssPaa believe the combination one suS
wecanatsd produce atefave impression on ths
eon IN public andn private pTses and think
Resident Physician sst Louisville Marina gs,n;.,
esun restoring blooming health youthful yror the ,IeE
ahieted-nay, those that arc srievoualy tornsntsd.
are eening from ali directions high
Notwithstanding placing it, from Its Intrinsic worth the very
remedies before the public. :
Sold wholesale and retail, by JOHN BULL
Principal oce 81 street,
In the city and country.
ar Pzons Wishing sale of Bul,s Bar
EaParila, will piesse address JOHN BULL,
81 Fourth ssfso Louisville WITH eersnesr
The principal Agentsin Neuoreans the 10 Of john Ku
tapzrius, Wholesale and retail,
J. WgISHT co. atshsr Patent Medicine Warehouse,
I'VE VET CHARYREa aTREgT
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arn the advertisement shan may pIaiu truth
BY practice have bee masr Of all hoss
are called Syphitc For nearly fifteen years.
my sole bunesa treat hose there lies the only that
nave to clasa Of diseases than
DOCTOR and know tm better than they
and which has
rSTRlCIURES, NODES, ULCERS, SORES, elects, SORE
are Just familiar the
of daily observation; which vanity for claim
other merit than that Of experience. -
effect few days, difficulty in
those of longer duraon without submitting patient
sGpr,s a will draw him The slightest
,ge MIN neglect his sars without
need not be altered There New Orleans
could supply but
ascrecy, which always inYiolably preserve.
have many qualifications which do think
satisfied that tpuaon already sufficiently Established
lin the morning until O'clock
d7e M n cnstorb en.s .,aat
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DR.. Arnold wrote poems,on principle, but he
never published them. Tom Moore tells of a
gentleman who, when he was short of money
always threatened his family with the publica.
ton of his poems The immediate result was as
much cash as he wanted.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-19
II NICKERB0CKER PATENT COOKING
M RANGEs-gIRsT PREMIUM.

PRICE & C0ULON, Plumbers, 107 FoJdras
street New Orleans respectfully snds aud the public
general they carry hs sbovs bushes "a
AMERICAN, ENGLISH and FRENCH WATER CLOSETS, WASH
BASINS, FOUNTAINS BRASS FAUCETS Of all kinds C6OKIs9
RA GEES, GARDEN HOSE, HYDRAuLICRA RAMS FORCE,
BEh PUMPS cited the LEAD or every
desc piitL PIG ard SHEET LEAD BLOCK TIN a!
hsne SHIP and STEAMBOAT WORE neatly pps.up
AhQrtentne-c-- AMI II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-19

A housemaid who was sent to call a gentle
man to dinner found him engaged in using a
tooth brush. & Well, is he coming y said the
lady of the house as the servant returned.
g Yes, mann, directly was the reply, he's
just sharpening his teeth
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-19
eayer's Cherry Pectoras.

AM3 u INVITE The Ar
wv TENTIoN Of the Public to the
Certificates appended below, and bsspsak
for them that candid confederation which
their honest frankneas deserves
Men in such stations rs many who volun-
tarily bear witness TO the efficacy and
value OF CHERRY PICTORIAL, do not
wantonly tribe with, or d!stoti facts, nor
oysrstate their convictions. Judge then,
whether this Is not the medicine TO trust
when you must have reiieffor the throat or
lInRa itldRe ton. " hnthnr axarr fnnnii1r o..
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PHILADELPHIA MANUFAeTURED

ID W hGON
CARTS, DRAY5
OK and TIMBER
WHEELs, HAND
CARTS WHEEL
BARROWS, HAND
TRUCKS, etc, etc. /,
PLANTATION and
ROAD WAGONS,
CANE and other,
CARTS with Wood
and Iron Axletrees,I
forHorses and Oxen 4
M avg. IEREEy
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y hnu bphlefn NJ frepfletofs' ipWeal
Agency, No. in CHARITIES ST.,
hHibbard's Wild Cherry,
Richnrdson's Sherry Wine, ..-.
Hutehing's Vegetable Dyspepsia
Gouley's Vegetable, Colsrnah's,
Hoodand's German, 0xygsnAted.
| COSMETICS.
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
Florida Water, Mesn Eau,
Jones'e Lilly White.
SOAPS AND CREAMS,
Low's Brown Windsor,
Jones's Chemical,
RAdways' Medios.ed, CASTLES, ..
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams and Compoundso
all descriptions.
| PILLS. e
Wright'sIndinn Vegetable,
Moftstt'h Life, Brandrethis,
Morrisou's, Lea'a New London,
Paris, Sappington'a, Champions,
Graefenberg, Jnyne's Sanative,
Jayne'a Ague, Winer's CsmomHs,
Hibbard's Anti bilious, Pster's,
Spencer's Vegetable, Cooks,
Ceopsr's, Covel'u Rheumatic,
Anderaon'H, Allehzsia' Health,
Wiatar's Gentle Purgative,
Allsbasia' Ague, Hooper's,
CbickDer's Sugar-eoated,
Herrick's Sugar. coated, Ass.
Gilbert's Anti-bilious, Bechwith,s,
Leidy's Blood, Ingoldsby's Pils,
Scott'a Vegetable, Eagon's,
Railways Regulators, fI
Rose's Railroad, Leidy's Female,
Louden'sIndian Sanative,
Iouden'r Ague, Hollowny'a,
Hsisted's Anti Dyspeptlc,
Gordon's, McLane,s Liver,
FAIR DYES.
Phalon's Magic, Bachelors,
Gilman's instantaneous,
Billiards., Julea Hauels,
JRyne's American, East fndin.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Dr. Morae's Invigorating Cordial
Thornlu Extract,
Tarrant'b Aperient, H.%
Tarrant's Elixir Of Rhubsrb,
Carriers Spanish Mixture,
Mother'a Relief,
Toothache Drops,
Lyon,s Magnetlc Powders,
Mira. kidder's Cordial,
|Thompson'aEys Water ~@.
Watts's Nervous Anita
Billing's Astringent,
Hyatt's Life Balram.
McMuun's Elixir OF Opium. .M
Rad ways Ready Relief,
Radway's Resolvent,
Tnrrani'B Indelible Ink,
DR.. Fitch's Body Braces, 49,.
DR.. Fnch's Shoulder Bracea,
DR.. Fitch'slnhaling Tubeu,
DR.. Rose's Preparations, p. .-r :.
Winer'B Arcauurn Extract,
lTaneur's Specific,
Narshall's CathoIIeon,
DR.. Fitch's Preparations, :.
Merse's Compound Syrup ofYeilow
Dock,
Perry bsvis's Pain Killer, s..-.-..
Browns Essence Of Ginger,
hIertimote'a Rheumatic Compound,
Morlimore's Cordial Bitters,
Myers Extract Of Rock Ross,
Crossmsn's Specific,
DR.. Wards Specific,
Upham's Pile Elcctuary, ~
Steers opodeldoc,
Godfrey's Cordial,
Turlington's Balsam,
Or. Cullsn,s Preparations, '"".
Batsman's Drops,
DR.. Jsyns's Family Medicines,
Seidlitk and Sods Powders, O."
Epping's Fluid Extract Bnchu,
Lueina Cordial,
Juno Cordial,
Harris Remedy for FitB, 4
Wilson'S Death on Rats, etc.
Leidy's Erasive Soap,
kirby'a Cholera Drops,
Balls Cholera Syrup,
Spohn's Headache Remedy,
Connell's Mixture,
Or. Mafchiai's Uterine Catholicon,
Cowan's Lithontriptic,
Louden's Preparations,
Houghton's Pepsin.
;CHETDAM sCHNAPPS.
md all dealers in any Of the articles
II ind 1t TO their advantage by call.
. whore will be found the NEST sI-
hTENT MEDICINES in the United
tense address 4-
CHIT L. co., @ |-"'
'ICINE WAREHOUSE,
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LAuEf d CO., III ST. Charles street,
~ BRANCH or LACEY PHILL1ps GEL. DRAFTED HAN
EEHS MANUFACTURE Phiadeps oferngt oss
fashionable HARNESS. SADDLES AND TRUNKS trsdueed psss
kB- REPAIRING BTRICTLY ATTENDED TO. fsf lydW