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Passengers Arrived by steamers.

FRoM BAYOU SAR4--Bv the Laurel Hill
JLendry lady children servant
II Brady Msss,a Lee,srs Daad Elan, Hatch Fak
aud, AubeI Deer Wooihn tn tanete
erenrood viesnair Roseron Dr. Barrow Il
Jsuvrs uoopJ Tals, Davidson lille Farro Ls
Blanc. '@ "
FROM Bayou sARA-Bythe Neto Latoaa. 5s.@s :
Dr. caat Paul Fos Tassin Lougue Shine Chanier
Dqeass Mrs Y comsap Goopr LabaAe Finger
vd Qaaterman BaubuD, TamJsurg, Barnett Mis- Wins
chester Mrs Msrdressean Mira Bowling. vsrour Began, Nc
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steamer Ampesa 1911 Louisville onihe ?sd reports the river
win seven feet eight inches water in the and nine
ho"es ga me iaa. Met the Il Wnsow at Evle, hound with
osa Of smgrans The David White was at nsylle, repairing,
M as ne mao aage oad engaged Padneah ak out few
days. Ths Alvin Adams were oas loading for this
pert. F
cpt Groves Of the ship South Carolina Ion reports the
9Th of June In latitude deg rs
the hub Of Ee,sa dsmassd aboad looked as aha
m h run down. me vessel was named Hes Of Booth Bay.
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Dvesing the subjects Riddtl of those pons
may be sad ba ue may atbute ssa
waters good effect in dyBpep H. where me sonoeh
presence unhealthy
hs sk Ane base of barponAto with aud
sss sht unwhosone acids the stomach and this
effects ard favorable influence se
sfsous relieving nauseacooling aud e1hir
anS-dmlahine the irabiiy goat, bougn
cases oil gravel whers the hc
aeng IN double wAy-i actual yovent by mean Sol tbs
whch tbe habitnai posts Induced has
@ graf value For the latter uamed the If the
f oa sehS spring prfAs IN n
Carbonate of soda eametmes Eosp
carbonate. n
great psnset employed n skin deass aeei
over pa peras s'abies herpes ETC., Used
uterine nae,itns and chic os chrome rhrptuam
md geut For h,se Alkaline
% psfsrred being more rich IN snlphureea hyd'rgen
% extensively known these the time, that
Is almost unheceeaay add acduious
thy siaGd in all this country Aud
though e1eeed IN am UNI mineral matter h hardly yield
~ pheasant and heal h bringing minera1ssater"
TINS opnoa confirmed by the extraordinary which hays
been effected by the uas vi tue Invaluable wafers
GarngB all
and from tie for the during
stay.
NBThe propeors beg append the following rscpmmesda-
ton of these waters public judge for themselves
vans
We, the undersigned from qualities Of
the waers Ano~n as hs BLADoN SPRINGS cheer
pe continued etec.a resulting rn the
them, especially ehonc MI .umaons Of
CANAL In NE mus uar and articunr chrome rheumatism
nveate peculiar CHRONIC The hillary
certain arms Of organs
IA: LAMBERT, D.M.P.
---= ". RusHIoN, Z
: 20 AID. PECQUET, ... ~
=z.y III. tF.AkpUE tie,
ie98 d&Wif RJUASET.
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SHIPPING INrELIENcE,
ssrtRstr Mqre, July 2, 1866.

~ ssruRDkr MaNe, July q 1866.
4 CLEARED sATUhYs
Steamship Perseverance, Sheppard eAIbn and Indauoa
~. = Harria d Morgan,
Snip Afrcn, Jordan, for Liverpool, CJMesker Gco
Ship Grsat Duke, Sampson, Liverpool n v BAXTER
ship Onward Lane, for Liverpool, JPWhituey Aro
Ship oiomoeo, Foor, for vgo markell Whitney
Ship Fanny Fosdck, Crs bee, for Antwerp, n Bsr,ar
BrsH ship Auguse Ludering, for Bremen, Nv Baxter
Ship emusl Dyer, Rode wsId, Bordeaux. ii BaSier
Ship Union, Da Wis from New York, JOToodruH &ro
Schr Wild Pigeon, 0Leary Marks ypor Post Md
Schr Plumm-r Wahler,for Mobile Efiuatinrton Z Wa.
.sehr southren, Snow, for Pensaeola, Master
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4 UUIsIANA sAyINiGS COME,

| II 1,U
Camp and Lafayette sgs-This Iaa,i.u.ion hss bssn
under
DA r,ths Sd instant = -
ne oasz upon rhh IL simply ofa Saving Ia
reg Of aferdng Ell eppostany
Dime Will be received deposit, 49, 80
Moasy deposited following
aabiBhsd; - So sseA -
Deposits 90 nor On dav.
ofthres per PR snnunn. -
less thaa
eat 81 the rate OF four per spnafu, '-
over ntsrssi s Per sns per
ydspos'sd subiseto Willie will
On Frdaysdsposss will be only Esn,sisa
..TKuSTEEs..-. ="
VIM. Mcfarland, W. B. BobBs, Denri. t,or.,
Pat. Irwin, ia. Nj Foygsv Js+ns 81
SEQ. C. wrSson, Jno Colsu,an.'' Iasay ~
X 4. SS es.aoa WM H. GARLAND, Presdsn
NsHSfiaAss. AHfneti 1898. Nv
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K,LApoN sppR1aGs. AbA,-rbe nro .. - 8

8 Prietota Of lhsse dgfsi Spring. spa ed EssH
in Beathy region u pise .ood Of The
Tombgoee riye and Bxy mi Mooe bod 10 "a the
sention Of hose Leaving the city for heah during
hist they Lave
aad prepared
visitors IN style q superior comfort They pledge
moths shall be warning on their part to make
st these Springs the most Gereeabe
Ihty the OF thess
fsssor Riddeil, Of the Unrsiaisy of Louisiana. ~
The wster Of the Akane Sulphur Spring contains Ia paris
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MURDER. Wednesday night last a man
betweAn the New Canal and the Jefferson Railroad was
shot and killed by fellow countryman-boh being Cas-
cens-who went TO his house with gun for the purpose
We have not learned the urderers name though he has
been arrested by the authorities of Jefferson and
learn pleads justification Of the deed which he acknow
Lodges Goqueiet it appears, owed his murderer debt
which he could pay they quarreled about the pre-
Tious day; Coqueet threatened he returned the
threats with taunts, and the threats fulfilled.
Several accessories friends Of the murderer who wit
messed the quarrel, have also been arrested sad i'm
prisoned 49,. -.
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n ARD 0IL-160 bbls choice brands, for sale
Ia iels by JOSEPH lands CO. Tehouptoulas st.
Id AMS--150 tieroes Sugar Cured, for sale by
II ID jsis JOSEPH Lands 4 CO., 50 Ichoupitoulas 81,
,fMf RANDY-100 quarter and eighth casks
Ieis JOSEPH Lands 4 CO. 8s Tehouritouias st.
1E EMONS-1500 boxes in store, for sale by
81 isis BAREI.LI L CO., 81 Common
70 Z0W pEAS-300 sacks, Carolina seed, for
BARELLr l. CO., 81 Common
ID En- hnna for aala hu
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CATTLE MATT.

b, SATURDAY EyIsG, June 3d. 1856
The market to-day exhibited sIgpf ami.
nation and the sales Of the day v quite large with
advance in prices. There arri during the day 90
head of Texas Cattle and 200 shee
p n r
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PAssENGERs.
EYpORTs

Per hiig VIM Clark, from Havana-2 in the cabl
fsr ship Martin Luther. from Liverpooi-9in thain,
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FLATS, HATS, HATs.-As Wednesday next

ths Fourth say lust say to all Interested
that they anything ine they cal
that sme as an dssrm hel have regular bust
dny, and want all tbs world and creation to know
consequently shan keep open fniependeues Day.
ieso8t Corner ST. ossfits and Comn ~ ,.oet,r
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On DT,-That Dan Cupid has found q, true
bill for blessedness against Mr. District Attorney
Tappan that tbs latter has plead guilty and that he will
this day. as expiration of his SIN voluntarily insert his
neck into the sken moose Of matrimony This is it
should be- and is most tasteful and patriotic way pre-
pairing for the glorious Fourth We hope the moose may
sacken till Jury of his heirs shall recommend the
victim to mercy and that the old reaper Time will not
enter no posequi in his favor until he shall have long
and happily presided oyer grand Jury. Amen
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The AMERIoA.--This gallant ,ferial craft de-
parted from Congo Square for upper regions on Saur-
day evening, secordiDg announcement GODDARD was
accompanied by his wfe and three gentlemen and landed
safely the Metarie Ridge, far the Oaks The
ascension fine one though owing to the cloudiness
of the weather. people assembled TO seeit
preliminary ascents were made, enabling number of
people to enjoy the pleasure of behodng the oty from
aoft and the boast Of having been upin balloon Mrs
GODDARD who assembled for the FIRST time in her life was
not troubled with that tmidity which might be expected
in lady true ia it that wife afraid to go
anywhere with her husband Mr. e. will make one more
ascension and as it will take place the Fourth will
be the last OF the we may reasonably expect that
the square will be crowded.
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CLOTHING.
Norris q wy,

zSaS CLaT HIERa
zcoRNER or CAMP AND COMMON ssTRggrs.y
a6ssercfty E7ctel.
n Keep eona.any d SUPERIOR eTucE OF ALI An
flcLEs REQUIRED S0n eEsfEgsns,a sEE4R. $50 spiy
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CHARGE OF BIGAMY.--Jacob Vialon, who, on
the 2th of May last welded Elizabeth Hartmann the
widow Of Andrew Laux, that he has discovered
that she widow, the said Andrew Laux being still
alive Kicking and undivorced from his wife, the said
Elizabeth Jacob therefore, thinks she has been guilty
of the crime of bgamy and takes the law upon
On Saturday she arragned before Recorder Bright
and required to furnish $1,000 bail for her appearance
day. which she could and went prison All of
the three poor, hard. working Germans
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He STILL LIvEs.-We have long mournsd
the dsappesrance of Duncan. the famous jewel man. and
walking advertisement Of Hyde Goodrich who used TO
gimIner the streets o. Sundays and and
astoIsh the oungers strangers and children 1t gives
pleasure that he still lives and entertains his old
psncbant for metal though he In different sphere
and carries kind Of metal somewhat different from that
with which he used soindusriously to enbesh his per-
son. We found him. Saturday In the Bellevie Iron
which might break down any ordinary john donkey He
looked fat heartyand confronted though famishing
soap havs descended to " first prneipes''
with the humor Of . true philosopher Hs cannot tell
when he will efuge again 30 let US wait patiently.
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WANTED-A VESSEL Of the capacity. 81
da.ey 2 -. @. 3. EoGEkT co. Cont s.rstI.
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A ROBBERS DEN DIsC0VERED.-Un Saturday,
Mr. Wright The dealer at NoI5l Uhsrtres
street made affidavit before Recorder Ramos charging VAL
entiue Keter employed In his store with having
stolen S36 worth patent medicines from the
ing principally of Cordial and osgood
India Cholagogue. Officer Lenfant arrested Keller.
which by the way, is assumed name his real
being Frey and on searching his house, on Bsgatea
street. In the Third Dsrrict no less ehvt hcea dof
Lrs' worth Of stolen medicine found. There was
found also hundred dollars worth of property consist
ing OF eperagass gold and silver pencils knives and
other articles, which had been stolen from Thomas L
Whites store Canal street. by Freys son. jacob who
was employed there some time ago. The youpgster has
not yet been arrested The old un in jail awaiting
animation,
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"A PUzzLLE-Who aoiH Explain H?-ser-
geant Dryden on Friday night found sleeping on
John Smith, aud though In the dark as to what
John Smith he is suspect, from the manner of his
sleeping that he is poor relative OF the Murphy family
If ithad been smyt tn, Or spythe would know hewas
not Of the universal Smith family II had been
Johannes Schmidt Or smtzer would know him to be
Frenchman or a German or, 1t Giovanni Smith, an
italian As he is none of these however, but simply
plain John Smith we ignorant of his nationality or
his status though suppose he belongs either to Eng
land, America, Wales or North Carolina, We are per-
mtted to suppose however, from the in which he
passes his nights that he Is about far from being
honest and happy man. his patrouyno is being
distinctive name else he would have been sent to
the Work-house for MONTH as he Was Saturday by
Recorder Bright - :.
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CITY EN- s.

YEsTERDAY.--We failed to picked up much Of
interest yesterday The deluge kept In part
Of the time and when did get out mud battered ban
quettes dslocaed bridges stray psnks lost barrels and
ladies' ankles ali able to discover At ali
ing Cherry Bonifaoe, for getting drunk and rasng
St. Louis Church, tho only arrest worth men
tioaing.
TYPoGRAPHIoAL UNION. - This body, ut It'll
meeting yesterday, elected the following members al
officers, to serve for the ensuing six months: Ss
Plesident-DapielC Byerly. -H
Piee President-k McGaffsy.
Recording Secretary-Tim, Henry Draper.
Financial Secretary Thomas NJ Hedges. 8 @
Treasua.--H L Kelsey. s8 4
Corresponding Seoreta,ya-W william II. Adams. Il
Doo,keepa-F w. Drake.
ARTEsLAN WmL--In statu quo.
ClrIaTnMHoIrsn Dittn
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~ @s- The ship CoLoHIs, Capt. Douglass, from
Havre is no ady Po cend District
their permits within five days. oh err
bic md
& risk. GEO W. HyNSoN 4 CO., 81 Camp street js9
Is8- Ship SEA FLOWER, Capt. Woodbury.,
Bsaton dcharseg cargo opposite Post r. it'd
Dt to the receipt Of their
goods on the Levee.
jy2 GEo. W. HYf son q CO., 81 Camp htfeet
IT The Consignees Of III bales Gunny
Cloth b. 80 10 Diamond.
Yea Powder marked y, chip SEES Flons from B,se VIII
hey be stofed ut their expsute nd risk
i've GEO. W HyetnN . g s. Cnmn sweet
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| DlSUEUEKLf .--IHH HOUSE Of DEIphlne Bly Iey,.
on St. Louis, between Derbgny and Roman streets and
the house No 14l Rampant street. complained of
nuisanees and denominations their respective neghbor
hoods They will be visited by the moral police
of the Second District. :
= WoRK-HoUsE, FINE, ETC. - William Smith,
John Kelly, Robert Williams, John Farand James Geogh-
egan and Julia MITCHELL Work house for
month by Recorder Bright on Saturday. Mary Rock
juvenile vagrant, was sent to the House Of Refuge
ties, were arrested and their fined s25 each
Frederick steard, sugar-seser, out by Re-
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TAR: NEWELEs IMPROVED ooTrol

ISos0f HH lfuu scfsNl m
Press ingeuted by DR.. Newell, IT
use wcrfed by Horse or atsam ps,g
Alao-STRAUB'S PATENT PR
the mo.. SIMPLE, durable, and Ia 9
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ALaIERs. The only noteworthy incidents of
berry Of toy and oake-shop By party of four boys
who made their escape, and the cleaning out Of
back of the Brooklyn Warehouses; wherein peo-
pie OF both and both coors conserving proms
ouously together -
Building improvements visible In various directions
Mr. randolph the lessee Of the ferries has just completed
and taken up his residence In handsome mansion near
the Third District Ferry landing embeshss that part
Of thetown considerably. 5zz- -
The gas question is being agtased with prospect of Its
coming 70 aomethng, Baltimore company proposes to
furnish soon ashree hundred burners public or
private, shall he guaranteed We learn that there Ia
probability of the number being made up SOON
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-02

r. LUN ID YELLOW PINE LUMBER
YARD5The undersigned havo addition /, their ola and
we'll known cstablished yards Julia street enass Nav
Dn between 81 Paul Cedar and Pine Streets recently Ned
lumber yard the Old BaLn fronting on The
WAX, Where atree and on Rohsrsnn ana
soriment Of building ais, aueh as ~ ~ ss'A' M
YSfow Pine Ceiling. 1919 i ~ eT $50 s.ee'So
and ~ nch narowaud wide tonguad and grooyed
~ and ~ inch wide dressed ,quars Join, Yellow
PineF Flooring. '-a 'e' As"o"
Dresssd Shelving and dressed scantnp and
Pine Boards and Rough Weather Boardpg Ltbs
onha and Jade order. 1s'"''
taken for Pensacola and
Bay We Florida, Of
Baltimore New York Boston Key Wes Corpus
CHRISTI and other ptrts along Atlantic a,
ordered They aso prepared to Supply odsrA Epgsh
Thsir Dressed Lumber Ell neatly piled Sheds and from
supply constantly hand rely getting
all tinss, article well
FoyLEY, NlCoL CO.,
Corner Cedar and julia New Bsan,
Corner Robertson and Carondeiet Wax Rss,,
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---0--e CITIHENS' HANK OF LOUISf4NAiL
- Nav Orleans June 80, 1885, )
rVyhIS Bank will be closed on WEDNESDAY,
nsrt 4h Jsly. Bills and notes that day will be
payable tuesday, the 3D.. . x,-,,,,, ,,..s,. !
jsso9t z, ROUSSEAU lashisr.
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ACCIDENT Last night at about eight o'clock,
the front wall Of the ruins Of Yannpchs Museum St
Charles street near Gravisr fell forward into the street.
just rs Mr.. George Mahan young gentleman residing
North street, passing by. He was caught beneath
the timbers but fortunately escaped with his life al
thouah he was badly in his mouth and chin and had
hip badly bruised He carried into Madeline's drug
store. and thence home to his mothers The wall was
doubtless accelerated In Its fall by the soaking received
from the unusual rain yesterday. rTE
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

IA SOUTHERN BANK, Il
3G Nov Orleans 80, 1856
THyTfIS Bank will be closed on WEDNESDAY,
July Paymehis maturing that day oud be paid the
81 Jufy, fie30s1 j. l.. WiDR AIRY, Caahitr.
MECHANICS, AND TRADERS BANK,l
New Orleans june 80, E5s- 81
VXyHIS Bank will be closed on WEDNESDAY
merit the sth Iuly Bills Notes that day i'll b7
PAYABLE on pre- eng day. offerings dac hor be
issp 81 O. CRuzAT, Cashier.
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UNION BANK OF LOUISIANA
New Orleans, Jpne &c, 1855. J
FTsHIS Bank will be closed on WEDNESDAY
July Payments mata.ing that day must be made OF
issS e. p. N. WOOD Cashier.
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: CoMMrTED FOR TRIAL. The following persons
can't before the First District Court on Saturday
By Recorder Bright Thomas Cummings for being one
Of party who brutality msltreate one Hoffman neal the
New Basin, on the 18th of May, by beating him with
clubs and stoned. Bail 500. -, Er
BY Recorder Brlght.-John Kolb and Harry Reed, for
slave Hercules. Bail, $1,000 and $500 respectively
~ Recorder Ramos Jose Maria m o., cook of ship
Bail $1,000 I. - 49, = - "tiAs.
B1ELLIoosTIEs. The following war bubbles
sweiisd up the courts on Saturday.:
Sasneline Levy vs. Moses Levy, Abraham Levy Maui
ht ~, ioe.l sYy and julia Levy hard names, cpl
s's aIu perpetual anathema. Administration street. be-
tween Louisa and Poeytayre ' -
MRS mrs Amelia Cook vs. Bridget Jenkins and Bridget
Aeiy-a beating, knoek-down, and Kicks in the head
New Levea street, near Lpufta =. w A
Sophia sneider va Joseph zeigee Milcrand wifehard
streets. zzf " r "tA0 's""'Heis
And others too trihing to mention. -
KIDNAPPING.-T is what Henry Hall ac.
ouses the officers of the schooner Dolphin With IN;
s ssa H. ms apprentice Louisa Rsnehsr who runaway
probably continue to wiggle in despite of law
await examination before the various Recordsra.
hooerG uonners charged with stealing five easks nf
corn belonging to Richard Mills "a Magazine street
Edward Cavanaugh and Henry Grace arrested nm
arondeiet street with lot Of old copper in teir posses
Valentine Keller charged with stealing sas ,vortb Of
Morse's Inyigoratiug Cordial and ospoods indian ah
gogue from Wright Co.'s store i51 chartres strast
ior Stealing Etenne Jeunaice's hat In the
LAssiNa CouNTERFEIT.-G Steward is
TO Do examined on the 5th charge or passing non
Jacob Hobbs, cothier at No 81 New Ieyse stresf
$1,000. sH' Dbl
DISMISSED = Bridget MoCann, alias Della
levine accused by her mistress Mrs Mary johnson At
NC ZSI Baronne street, of stealing various yaluabla
assaciss OF FEMININE toggery was examined tssafor IA
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HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
HELMpoIp's nteHLY. coNoENTRArED.

FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
For diseases of the Bladder and Kidneys, Sc
cret Diseases, Structures, Weaknesses, and
al diseases Of the Sexual Organs, whether
in Male or Female, from whatever cause they
may have or ginated, and no natter of how
long standing.
If you have contracted the terrible disease
which, when once seated in the system, " Ill
surely go down from one generation to another,
undermining the constitution and sappng the
very vital fluids Of life, do not trust yourself
in the hands of Quacks, who start up every
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selection of remedy in these cases.
The Fluid Extract Buchu has been pronoun-
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Constitutional Debility brought on by self.
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aELMBoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED.
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@ ID G ID ID I i I
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Tnroat and Legs, Pains and SwelIngs of the
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than any PREPARATION of Sarsap4rllia vet ered
10 the pubnc Several cases OF secondary Sy-
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in arr sting some of the most inveterale dis>
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Prices. fluu extract of buchu, 81 per bottle,
or6 bottles or SO.
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lon of Syrup of Sarsaparilla.
Prepared ano sold by H, r. HELMBOLD,
Chemist, 2O3 Chestnut Street near the Glrard
Houre Phiadelphi,
All letters directed to he Proprietor or Agen
receive immaculate attention,