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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-04


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FArAAss1AA msvs sosNn vNsAsA Y~xs -
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MEDICAL.


nR. COOPER. u DutkH STREET NAY BE roA
~ suited on disess-s % 10 speciality eaahsa
10 guarantee permsDen, cures sf,b0ai msrcnry.
IU6T PUBLIEIfED-AK EfRAf ON THE nODkE
81 Treatment and Of dsbliiy pr@u4tar~ d@a
and orsS nnfnlhs- u yevth ard sSs,y WI graf
and poet Of two Stamps by Dr Bki.I
MY. " Lispcnsrd ssreei. NY
Al Lamont. PARIS AND LONDON PHYSICAL
Ni sDd surgeon aahor ~ tho ksacAi Advis~r sni NJ
Rage Guide lh Cd aon S4s rs ed
ADj par of No county closely sessd fH f-snrcs pr
ssse n1tres. ~ ~ Js.rs pot a. Hsaae sl,asl
70 Hosdvsy. from u AN. 70 z and GbgP.h SUNDAYS
cspted
old DIR. CORBTTJ u CONSULTED CosYIDgsTI4TtJ
" A. he ofos " Ndsgh Street opposite Sands aai
iour't doot from fuiiou street. Froosj from A. as IA
Pm.
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IrOR SALE vPRY CHEAP-A VALUABLE LOT or
rroY,d Thirty between Broad way ami
Sew, very wsI located arss eIas@
hood VIII be Hold low and gpoD reasonable
aIr N ophs ao $1,000. 81 800 roman for yesra
Tar, Of balance only wanted down. Address n,med
X H.. Office
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LyoR sALE-LEAsE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A
wine and fruit s,ore bar and connected In Of
DE hes, locations ibis city For any wishing 70 engage
IN the such opportunity seldom offers Address
O., Herald oce FOR three days. No agent need
LyoR sALE-AN IRON RAILING BUSINESS, WIN
tools patterns, &c alsa chop 70 let, well calculated for
that other mechanical pupos ss good opening or
wishing there ready
Re commenced Immediately. Apply at yIt West Twenty
eighth street. NJ B-So brokers need apply.
T,OR sALI;-TTTE PAPER MILL PROPERTY AT PITTS.
ton Rensselaer, county In this State beiut cling 10 the
late firm Of Bunting Foo, WILL unless disposed
private SALE be sold by auction the 15h day OF
NEXT mt the Mrre hants' Exch OF New
York under the direction of the subscriber
cd by the Court Of the city " New Tie
perry consists of about i2S good land paper n
with engines and obor machinery for the
a~furing printing paper; also three dwelling houses win
The property situated miles norh from
Troy and about mile from the VII ~ Pluston There
plank Troy within about a1t half miles
be prrmsss Part viii be the sale and BY t
subscriber sonaly inquiry nj bis ONCE i0' Ma
IN the city ~ New York There 4 mortgage
property for 1900 subject 10 which he sale Will be nude
Tor The and aoose tne said mortgage
and the ancioneers fees 10 be paid ~ the
OF he balance forty cent the delivery cf fis
and the residue may bond and mortsage
yesrs with per yable half year
" which deed will exscued by the receiver and the parties
this without New York Nov Ds lisa
PHILIP J. colANs, Receiver, 101 Nassau street
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LrOR SALE q, 500 = GENTLEMEyS FURNISHING
Il store with entire and beautiful winter stock and Ok
expires May with ,he privilege OF renewing
Rent low Location Is the best In the ciy store doing rs
business win be sold for the amount cash
changed property proprietor has other engage
mens and cannot attend II properly No other Adj
interview.
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LADY wfsHFa NICE rahifIH AND BEDROOM
~ Sih widow ias, ~h.fs she feel as hse. Address
Is, ULoB sqnafc Fast oflce.
COUNTER ROOM WkstEp-Is A rstLoktHa or
" oohins es'st hftueD ~ need stir sad x~nu-
furuishDH business n l. behaved
could sds Niach Spud ,. mutually sdvas
Tsrtof ~Lb igbt h. u1i tAr a5,srst could
a. eot siasd gDsb W drtrshr Tho fay
cornp.el n up ~ Mods ~ vsry manner
hs,inr ao"i II t rApaiJ or ~ The iar<sa horses Ia
he city, ter naust - Any s,stias "
arrangement OF hi bni ~ii please Sddes. Adams bss 40
herald aitcs.
(,EsTHt q Park -pERBOsH WISHING rfEAsAsfLY
~ ioHtsd ys residences sy0rstly sinstei IN point
~ 40 Ntifh IA eighth
price a.. drug fsnai Bru@d
WAND hbiitn ~ sniiDn ,sf.ss ,rDts Ito SIN
no HoUEgBIfLDgRs IN SOUTH HRooRLvs.-wAsr.
ID On -. h,s y Ma, hort i.s IN Souh BsoAiyn a
fssrss fom Ne tsfgt 10 good situation. fSnt not
sre,ettoo atcrcss y. ~ Hefsd odee.
~ AsTEp--A SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE,. ~ sgw
w fori BrtasiJn. ull ffsl ~ ssy q
eesd ttu Yer fsnh Adirsss Ars. Ib4f<s A.. Jssas Jr
Union sqs.f. fOsf of4oa
WANDA QUANTITY ~ BRICK AND LINZ ~
w eufal4 1stFNis w. 10 h. VI ~ IAfnses
iAsf Valuation. Aafrss kni.rprfss I~,ns'es. g..
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TOR sALy At A BARGAIS-rHE STOCK AND FIX.
tures Of The esabshcd class and fancy good
store ox Bowery. comprise four splendid
csssa With counters handsome upright made
one valuable outside shev shelving drswers
gas fixtures The stock and we'll ssiccssd for
approaching days WI BE- sod log and on easy terms,
the IN the Wholesale busness inmedissy, 40
ply On he premjses N4 D0very near Houst,o street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-04

i,o1TAGE AND FANCY FURNITURE wkRERooss
~ stStl broadway opposite Tie ~ kchoAs Ilgtsl IA
NEWS STACEY offer for the post eI'1t sss.f
nsDt NJ fancy cottage. ensmsiei and French furniture n
United staiss ~ reduced prices Every variety ~
palhA~sss. pillows bosi~r Ar. NJ ano anter5 prizes
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LNoR sALE-oEE OF YHa OLDEST AND BEST PAY
Ing dining ssloo in this ey For pa-ticuars enquire
the premises, Nos and Fulton market 81 the Bay
State bo,el, No. As and l4s Fulton street OF
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A UaTRALIA PIONEER LINZ. CARRYING fHE UNI
"A ted ssAss Nail The fast sailing ship GYHTHiA, for No
bourne having half cargo positively engaged prepared
70 xks freight moderate terms pier IL East ap
pied tnr early. Apply, 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-04

L,oR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRR.--TaE UNITED
states Mall Steamer ST. LOUIS will leave for Hsyrc
touching at Southampton land the passengers
saturday Dee 10 q, ~ O'Clock from pier y North river TO-
OF Eeac street. Price OF hIS cabin $780,
cabin $76 Luggage wanted during the voyage should BIO
board day before saiinH, marked below"
freight will taken offer THURSDAY 18Th For freight
passage apply M LIVIN01rUN, h3 Broadway.
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pNIvAry consrLrA rlors rArrn,

DfCpFBF TREATMENT os vbtysry pf~s .ssN
~ IY gfhfs1r. - eeS~ ttssst ~ 70
,~ni sE<r. 1~f - cxsDi<d ssA @eastsn<s p,f.ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-04

DIANOF0RTE AND GTNGING.-A LADY PUPIL OF
the celebrated vocal and instrumental performers
that have waited the United States and possessing great natural
abilities for nstructina ohers Will give Lessons 10 ladies In
English and Italian singing, and the panofoe nj resi-
dence ZIG West3h street. between 9Th and ayenues or w
attend residences. Terms according 70 the times
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-04

At,
rah. New Orleans Ac. hom Forfof Tirns Norf,is Z.
hours- 1hraush uctss % Weldon, N q Ps~euger. yolng
south from New YORK by taking the large commoss1
Wheel ftesrnshp-, JhMESfowN ~ ROANOKE. ws;ne~.
ny or tat1rdsy afternoon from pier Worth river for ~ o..
isr street. b kcrsoh afternoon where
so.aDueu. line q railroads essndns rousa the states a
Worth AID torh Carolina Georgia, Ae. an rfng speedy
safe and comfortable unisskn so1h vof@
b, the Great Southern Man fne Pssssgs sAtrrotn u
slndsd, " Norfon, ~. fteerase ~ Apply
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E'OR HAvRE, VIA SOUTHAMPTON-FIRsT STEAMER
The splendid and fAvorite double engine steamship
UNION. Richard Adams oozmander, VII! positively leave
for Havre t0pppg Southampton land mails
ger saturday, December at u O'Clock precisely
from 81 ~ H. Her passengers
Specie akeD the usual NAs win cos
The Office u the undersigned - II o'clock A. NJ day Of
sailing. Letters pre- paid, 20 cent? each half ounce.
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For freight passage apply y
SPOFfOkD, IILksrON co., ~ broadway,
OF Norris street

THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
Company intend sailing their Avorite Steamship
CITY OF BAIrlMUkE, 2, sS1 tsns Capt Robert Isesb.
CITY OF WASHINGTON, Q 80 tons, Capt WIN. Wylls
CITY OF MANCHESTER, 2,lO9 tons Capt r. U. pstris.
Saloon, go, SD rnd edb according 70 state rooms
limited number Of third class Passengers will be taken
from Philadelphia and Liverpool and found in proviionl
Frun Phiadcpha. 80 From Liverpool. $40
Parties wishing bring their friends obtain cerl
Of pssysge and drafts Liverpool OF 81 sterling
end upwards. Apply 70 JOHN q. DALE, Agen.
II Walnut street, Philadelphia
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H,oR CALIFoRFIA-DAYs or SAILING CHANGED
u 9th and sith Of each month. New York and Caforns
Steamship Line, Accessory Transit Company, Of Acaraagu
advance Of the m~100 miles
thsn any other rs lbs baggage free The splendid
double engne steamship STAR OF THE WEST, SOD
burtSen Capt Minsi VIII leave pier No. North river Mt
O'Clock r. NJ, for funta Monday December
1885, connecting with ue steamship sierra Seyds 1000 ,oa
bulnen the Nicaragua Transit route having twelve
niles OF hsnd transportation W nfsi clsss carriages
The proprietors the public tina the IrhmnR
entirely free from diseAse and ak the political troubles
Nicaragua have eeaAed Peace has been rasie octwea
sentencing parties. and The sgnest interruption the
rsnni, between the need ne app sbsnied.
For Information paasage Hpply only " CHARLES NOR
GAN. AGENT No. Bowlg Green Stamped letters taken Cor
ga caDs each. -
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yrOR sALE-A BLACKsMfTHs SHOP AND TOOLS
with the good win OF the business, well ESTABLISHED IN Light
obbine and ftonema&ou's work. Apply 10 JAMES BLACK
WOODS, corner Thirteenth street and Eighsh avenue.
TOR gALE-A DESIRABLE PEW IN CALVARY
church For price aud further partca apply the
sfnce OF A. j. BLEkCKER CO., Auctioneers No. Broad
street.
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Elk 0ll "A PARTY IN TIE HABIT or DIS
pIOsVOU. counting second and third business pa.
per- wond IKE TO meet With parties having tor the same
Saeabe merchaodbe will be taken Ia exchange Please
real ard address, the the gods Address
NJ NJ u Herald Office Communications strictly confidential
x70 00(1 WANTED, Ten THOUSAND DOLLARS
plU.OOO. In cash for which hundred per will
be paid per annum. Address X. y. H., Post ofncc.
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CALLING DAYb, 9TH AND nth OF EACH MOhTH :
- -Four from 10 by Panama Railroad
25 lbs baggage freo-rfrough for California VIA Panama
70 despatch for AspnwA on Friday Dsc 7. az O'Clock
The well and fAvorte steamship GEOR8k Law Capt
Wm. l.. Herpden, q. a. NAVY Pasaagcs mails vii, be
forwarded By railroad and Panams with
hs tscnc Mar steamship Company's magnificent s.eamsh
JOHN l.. kTEPHENS X H. Plerson commander, which I'll
be In readiness and leave Immediately Francisco.
The public informed hat the Pacific Mali snshp
pASy Away. have lying n
ready Tor sea- 70 AVOID posaiee detenton u
malta. passage apply 70 l. W. RAYMOND At Che
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DTLIIARD TABIEs-oF TUE BEsr QUALITY An
ID materials and o. superior hhsh, for sale The
sonste terms with use Important improvements Or
be atse Waller street very low Tor cssh FOR
Their particulars osksrs hand sdc 70 order
fai FuOn
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-12-29

JOKE IN SPITE OF HIS TEErH-Some people
may imagine that the expression mad with the
toothache" is a mere phrase, but the following
joke, made by an individual when suffering under
acute pain in of his molars, affords proof of the
existence Of what may be called dental insanity.
While rolling in agony from one side of his bed to
the other this unreasonable being asked himself in
the middle of the night What property is man
likely to come into, if all bis lower teeth should
become affected? % The reply was as mad as the
question, "About dozen achers in Rotten Row.
Surely this mans friends must either take out his
teeth, Or take out commission Of lunacy-Punch
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-12-29

Dr.. KAsE's ExpED1rIos.-The Washington
Union, speaking Of the charts in the expedition
in search Of Sir John Franklin, says they show
larger range Of discovery than had been an.
ticipated from the preliminary report:
"Many have been exhibited to the Secretary
Of the Navy, and subjected to the National Co
servatory and Coast Survey. DR.. Kane has
evidently material in reserve. The area Of the
opon sea, by o careful revision of the work, has
been found to exceed four thousand miles, or
more than 1000 in excess of the original
estimate This large body was absolutely and
entirely free from ice. The scientific materials
Of the expedition will be published under the
direct charge of DR.. Kane, who has been de-
tailed for that duty by the Navy Department.
The Smithsonian Institute and Coast Survey
have both volunteered their aid in furtherance
Of this object"
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To the Sugar Planters.

THE undersigned, propretors of the "New
L Orleans Southern Chemical Works" in this city, en-
couraged by the ample patronage have given them this
season, in the consumption of their BI-SULPHITE OF
LIME will no longer delay offering you their grateful ac
acknowledgements This support which has so essentially
to the enhancement of most advantageous
suits has enabled them only narge at some sacrifice
the manufacturing apparatus but also effect other i'm
provements, enabling them to diminish the expenses ant
manufacture more largely.
DESTROYS not reap all the advantages Of the alterations
themselves but share them with the Planters they have
come to the conclusion of reducing the price, and hereby
mencng from this day they will supply their BSULPITF
OF LINE AT SIX DOLLARS PER BARREL ONLY which
they guarantee as heretofore of to 10 degrees Baume
The undersigned feel convinced that this spontaneous
move in your favor wle duly apprehended that not only
VIII you continue to draw supplies from their works. but
protect them in their future enterprise.
JULIA H. BONNABEL.
dec29-lm PAUL MARCELIN
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-12-29

THE PARIS EXHIBITION, THE CLosE-The
Emperors -4ddrcss.-The closing Of the Exhbi-
ton was a brilliant fete--with all the great
characters of the Empire out. The following is
the Emperor's address, which is important:
"Gent!emen-The Exhibition which is about
| to close, offers grand spectacle to the world.
During q senseless war, from all parts of the
universe the men best distinguished in sciences,
arts, and industry, have tocked to Paris to
exhibit their productions That concourse.
under such circumstances, is owing, | trust. to
that general conviction that the war thus under
taken only meaaced those who had provoked it.
that it was prosecuted in the interest of all aud
that Europe, so far from seeing it IA danger for
the future, considers it rather as pledge of
independence and security. Nevertheless, ut
the sight of so many wonders exposed before
our eyes, the first impression is a desire for
peace Peace alone. in fact, can develope still
more those remarkable productions of human
intelligence. You must accordingly all desire,
as do, the speedy conclusion of durable
peace. But in order to be durable it must lis
tnctlY solre the preston achich caused tie arar to
be undertahca. That it may be speedily con-
clnded Europe must declare Itself, for without
the pressure Of general opinion, struggles be-
tween great powers threaten to be prolonged;
whilst, on the contrary, if Europe once deter
mines on declaring who is right and who is
wrong. it will be great step made towards the
solution. At the present period of civilization
the success of armies, however, brilliant they
may be, arc only temporary, and is defnIely
pu6lc op6a'o" Mat arrays gains tie last rictory
You, then, who all believe that the progress of
the agriculture, industry, and commerce of one
nation contributes to the welfare of all the
Others and that the more national prejudces
tend to disappear, tell your fellowcitzens on
your return to your country, that France has
no hatred for any nation, and that she sympa-
thizes with all those who wish. as she does for
the triumph of right and justice. Tell them
that, If they desire peace they must openly
express wishes either for against us, for,
amid grave European conflict, indifference is
a bad calculation and silence an error As for
us who are allied for the triumph of great
cause-let us manufacture arms without any
abatement of our industry or labor-let us be
great by the arts of peace as we are by those of
war-let US be strong by our union, and place
our confidence in God, that we may overcome
the difficulties of the present, and the chances
of futurity.''
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Aux Pianteurs Sucrfes


ES soussignes, proprietaires du 'sNesr Oylcnn,
- southern themicI Ho"hs," plenemet satifas DIES
marques de conance que leur donne les pnteurs
sucrers par la gran'e quantitG de demandes de BSu
Ptte 0e Cha quis ont bien voul eur adresser cette
salson veuen point atenre Ia fin de la rouison pour
leilr en- temoigner toite eur gratitude.
announcement qus ont de 81 brlants result
tas, les portes faire mmedatement de noveauN s;,-
cces pour agrandir err Establishments ct lis sont par
venus augmener ct ameorer leur fabrication tou, en- d-
mnuant les depenseavantage immense ne veulent
point oter seu ct auque lis desrent au conraire que
NM les paneurs suerers prennent psrt en- eur faisant
une reduction dams les prix
I'm consequence ills donnent avis tous leurs clients ainsi
qua ous les paneurs sucriers general leurs agents.
qua compiler d0nourdhai ills vendrons lenr B-Suite
de Caux rason de Six Piasres par Ball. tonours aussi
pur ct aussi bon, ct ayant 10 degrees, par lie
passe.
Las soussgnes sont persuades que NM leg planteurs
criers accueileron avorabement cee nouvele ct lis
percent quls contnueron eur accorder leur benveian
patronage. JULIA H. BONNABEL
dec2S-lm. PAUL MARCELIN
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-12-29

A NEW KIND OF APE.-Professor Owen. the
celebrated naturalist, describes a species of ape
recently discovered on the western coast of
Africa, named the Gorilla species, the adults of
which attain the height of five feet five inches,
and are three feet broad across the chest. His
head is double the size of a mans, and its ex-
tremities are enormously developed. They
exist ill some numbers in the interminable
forests of the Gamble river. The negroes of the
country, in their excursions into the forests in
search of ivory, exhibited little fear of the lion
as 1t SUNK away from man; but they dreaded
the gorilla. for when he saw q man advancing
he came down out of the tree to the attack. and
could strangle man with the greatest ease.
The strength of this man ape is enormous; his
jaw is as powerful as that of lion, and his
canine teeth equally formidable
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-12-29

A PRINTER. Hubbard H. Kavanaugh,
of Kentucky, at present presiding over the
Memphis Methodist Conference, now in session
in this city, was formerly printer. It has
been thirty years since he entered the ministry.
and he started on his first circuit Zone of 100
miles) with only seven shillings in his pocket.
Memphis Enqxirey
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-12-29
To Sugar Planters,

MERRlCK & SONS having acquired the excu.
A sve right to manufacture and sell the Patent Sugar
30 ling Apparatus of n Rileux, would inform the planters
OF louisiana that they prep red contract for such
apparatus with all its appendages. All Vacuum Pans built
by them VIII have the tubes arranged to be taken
and replaced at pleasure These apparatus have been
greatly improved and added to.
w. FLANDERS Engineer, win attend the setting up Of
any OF the above machinery and will agent for us
agree upon contracts wi the planters with our Commercial
Agent, W Z. Thompson, ia Camp street.
MERRICK SONS Southwark Foundry,
deC39.Zm Philadenfia
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-12-29

LAKE PROVIDENCE HERALD-This welcome
and sprightly country sheet, has changed hands,
its former able and talented editor DR.. S. Bard,
having disposed of his entire interest in the es-
Enlistment to Messrs. Bransford & Tompkins.
The politics Of the Herald remains the same-dem-
ocratic. We wish the new proprietors an abund-
ant pecuniary success.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-12-29

FROZEN TO DEArH-We learn that John
McShinn, a stage driver in the employ Of B. F.
Holden, on the line from the Terrebonne Station Of
the Opelousas Railroad to Houma, was frozen to
death, on the night of Tuesday last. He was dis
covered the next morning lying on his face in the
mud, by the side Of the stage, with one hand under
the Wheel about two miles from Houma One Of
the mules Of his train was also found dead in his
harness.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-12-29

MAsoNIc.-At the meeting of Thibodaux Bene-
violent Lodge, No. 80, held on the 9th inst at
10 o'clock, A. NJ, in honor of St. John, the Evan
gelist, the following brethren were recognized as
officers for the ensuing year: c. Belcher, W. NJ;
H. Fleming, S. W. B. Campbell, J. W.; +. L.
Mead, Tr.; Fl. Gruneberg, Sec; j. ]. Gardner, s.
D.; M. A. Mcleod J. D.; O. Conlen, Tyler; j. S.
Perkins, ]. s. Frizel, Stewards; S Tenney, Master
Of Ceremonies.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-12-29

~ The afflicted are referred to DR.. j. c.
Ayers advertisements, setting forth the qualities OF
his celebrated Cherry Pectoral and Pills, medi-
cines long and hvorably known to the public for
their great efficacy in the treatment of all diseases
Blanchard, Cazenavette & Co., are the agents for
this place.