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STEAMBOATS,.

NEW ORLEANS, OPEL LOJISAS, WAsu-
IN iNGTON AND BAYOU BEUF PACKET.
The elegant and fast running steamer SYDONIA,
GusrAvE LouAiLLIER, master, built expressly fof
this trade, will hencesf ply as u regular packet
between Opclousas, lshington Bayou Bnuf and
NewOrleans. This boat ii 4 safe, comfortable and
fast runner, admirably built, and IL Of light draught
The officers will use all their exertions to satisfy
those who will encourage them. For further infor
nation, apply on board. March al. sse s
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PREcooroUs YouTHs, "A gentleman Of our
acquaintance passing up Washington street the
other evening just behind two little boys, not
more than eight years old, overheard them dis
cussing the merits of different actors and the
beauties of the various theaters Of Boston.
asBob," said one, have you ever seen Hamlet
played?' "Thunder r cried the other in as
tenishnent /" where do you think I've been all
my lifetime of course | have Z" Ah!' cried
the other, with a sigh Of regret, "as long as I've
lived in Boston I've never seen itdone. Bos-
ton Telegraph. g,i 85,@s ts4 Sit. .ir
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NEW ORLEANS CARDS.

A CARD. The public, and the subscribers
- to the stock Of the New Orleans, Red River and
Texas Telegraph Company, are hereby notified that
X have no further connection with MI, g. o. CLUTE
that | will not be responsible for his acts. NewOr
leans. March III. 1863. III ~ y. ADLER
TOSEPH HUFTY, 20 Camp street, New
Watches Jewelry, Rich Fancy d and Staple Goods d.
respectfully invites the attention Of Wholesale and
retail dealers and purchasers to his very large stock
Of goods, which is freshly imported and constantly
supplied throughout the year. ii AZ S5i3igis
SHE'LL Characterization Shell and Buffalo Combs
OF every style and variety.
BRusHEs--G every description, Of his own manu-
facture, and at the lowest Northern factory prices
TOILET ARTIcrEs Such 1s Perlumery, Hair Oil,
Hair Pins, Pomat,m, Fancy Soups, etc.
Fine Fans, Purses, Pocket Books, Work Boxes,
Portable Desks, together with an endless variety Of
Porte Monnaes etc, Of every style and sliape and
ut unusually low prices. A 8 SIss as.s
Guns, Pistols, Knives, Colts and Warner Rayolv-
ing Pistols Scissors, Razors, Life Preseryes Fishing
Reels and Tackle Of every variety to suit the most
determined angler. ~ ss sitss sS sS ssS
MATCHES, JEwELRy, ,etc.--,Tho stock in this
line, consisting Of the 7 Cooper, N. Tobias and
real Joseph johnson movements, with d fine assort-
ment Of Swiss Jewelry SilserMare, etc, have been
selected with great care by f. Roberts, for muny
years engaged In the wholesale business and having
been purchased exclusively for cash. great induce-
mentS Will be offered to purchasers.
Every article warranted as represented, or the
money refunded. a Il s,k 4 &, sgis1 i ;sYl
II Watches, Jcwelry, etc, carefully repaired and
warranted. March 3I. w ~ sSa sstsi
IT WATERMAN a BRO, Hardware Mer-
~ chants, corner of Common and Magazine sts,,
NewOreans, have on hand and are constantly receiv.
ing, by foreign and domestic arrivals, general as
sortnent Of articles, comprising in part as follows
Hardware, Cutlery, etc, Iron, Steel, Nails Rope,
Axes, Chains, sythes, Carpenters Tools complete,
Coopers' Tools, Anvils yises, Bellows Stock and
Dies Screwplates, Garden Engines, Pumps, Plows,
Hay Cutters Corn Shelters, Agricultural mple-
and Singletrees, Turning Lathes, Platform Scales,
Corn Mills, Cob Crushers, Hoes, Hanes, Shoves and
Spades, Andirons, Tenders, Shovels and Tongs Cop.
per and Iron Coal Holds, Single and Double Barrel
Iron Bedsteads, Britannia and Plated Ware, Meat
Cutters, Sausage Suffers, Stock Kettles, Portable
Forges, Seincs, Fishing Tackle, etc. March 81. s
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I IMMORTALITY OF WASHINGTON Cry The
Capital is a nest of wickedness. The vices of
great cities are there unnaturally rife, and pre-
ternaturally maligant, raging in vortices of in
tense excitement such as must necessarily boil
up where the vast and conflicting interests Of
so mighty and active an empire as ours are
struggling for an adjustment. Streets, almost
of brothels adorn our Seat Of Government
1t is not matter Of surprise Or animadversion
fora Congressman to be found haunting them
The names Of members are known who have
assisted with money and influence in promoting
such establishments Bribery is rampant
Many men in Congress are for sale. We have
ourselves heard legislators state the amount of
gold they had seen in the hands of members,
and which such members. have avowed to be
their wages fh' such and such vote. We
know that another leading member, of incor-
ruptible honesty, was offered what would, in
the event Of the success of measure which he
was asked to help, have netted him fifty thou
sand dollars, by a mere purchase and sale.
Legislative discussion is maintained at the
point Of the knife and the muzze of the pistol
Drunken orators uphold their cause with oaths,
indecency, maudlin, or inebriate laughter.
[Putnam's Magazine %
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A pickering pair Of Quakers were lately
heard in high controversy, and the repentant
husband exclaimed ~ am determined to have
one quiet week with tliee!'' "But how wit
thou be able to getit?' said the taunting spouse,
in " reiteration," which married ladies so pro-
vokingly indulge. g will keep thee week
after thou'rt dead, was the Quaker rejoinder.
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One Of the most important members Of. the
Democratic party, in a far Western town, which
shall be nameless, of whom it is said that he
never finished speech, sentiment or sentence,
in public, without making q failure, in conse-
quence Of two ambitious a start, at supper
given in honor of Gen. Casss visit to that region
three years since, made the following .faur pas
Rising in his place, and calling attention by a
thump on the table, he examined "The Dem
ocratic party-the idol of the people, the hope
Of the world, the temple of true patriotism SO
long as its members are true to their trust, the
malevolent vituperations Of its hereditary enc
mics, the Wings and Abolitionists, are-are'
-(llong pause, the speaker evidently stuck,
and growing more confused every instant are
bound, gentlemen, {pause,l bound, gentlemen
to--to-slump through y With this perora
tion he sat down, and wiped the sweat from of
his streaming face. Knickerbocker.
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I, 4 6 PLY.

/, ~ ne Fequest o. JAR one tch0 styles heTsel
UNi ABoNsRs.n
Z; "A REPLY. .ss.
Alasl too Oft we re made to mourn
That Man and Womankind are shorn
or beings higher, nobler part W..
y faithful, true and loving heart!
And, though it freely is confessed
. That gentle Woman is the best, sra..
Yet still, II Man bis due receive, sJ&
Some eyoo Woman may believe. ~
IT is, then, unkind, with such broad sweeps
To ray, No man his promise keeps,
When on Affections holy shrine s,s,
For Woman burns the flame divine.
Man forgets,' In life's busy whirl,
The prattle Of a silly girl; sisi
But earth's ten thousand pressing cares Il. I
Yield to the love that Woman shares!
Alas, fair Une Abonnee"' SS sg55
OF you too true the tale may be,
As told by your fair authoress, Ssse1
OF slighted Woman's deep distress. l
For heartless wretches roam at large
'Gainst whom Y is just to lay your charges
But may they not retaliate
That Woman eourted this, her fate"
BY making but simple jest
or that by which she Is cursed or blest? 3s
A jest in word or act, or both,
BY which Affections solemn oath
Is degraded to empty sound I VI
Hence by it men ore lightly bound.
But we're the jest in word alone, 5-.e 4
Not half the evil would be done .gHIo4
For then the heartless wretch, so bold, %
Whose search is after ease and gold,
And who, when these elude the search,
Is sure to leave her in the lurch,
: Would never vie with real worth s.=l..,
IN winning hearts Of noble birth. 9
Let Woman raise the standard high
Disdain the ayaricious spy, s
But wed her heart to manly worth, H.. d.
And make paradise Of earth. @
For sure, fair /" Une Abonnee,"
Still many men on earth there be
Who Love and Hope fondly cherish,
While Ambition g left to perish;
And oft these hopes, most dear and sweet,
Are crushed beneath gay Woman's feet! 4.
Mans heart is not Of FURNISHED steel:
He can, by love, be made to feel
And his heart, to love once given, ,a
Is 81 firm and true as heaven! g
ALEXANDER.
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NIOTICE.- The firm Of r. LAsrRAPEs & Go. |
IN is now 1iquidating. n Dejean has the charge
of the collection Of accounts due to said firm and the
settlement of all business concerning 1t. Those who
are owing said firm, either by note or account, are
requested to settle rs soon as possible The goods
now on hand will be sold ut cost, Jo, cash only.
T o. o. F.--PRAIRlE LODGE No. 81 meets at
l. Washington every Saturday night at VI o'clock,
r. NJ Anderson, N @; Il. G. Anderson, " G; John 8.
Haw, Secretary; r. B. Hardesty, Treasurer; A. Mills
pangh, s.. The Order respectfully invtedto attend
CTRAYED from the subscriber, during last
~ Spring, small Creole sORREL HORSE, abont
years old, with small star In the forehead, and
branded N Al N. The said Horse was raised about
Washington, but ranged in Prairie Plaisance. Any
information leading to the recovery Of the Horse will
be thankfully received and rewarded Apply at this
10, 1855. JOHN NuGENT..
nRUG STORE The undersigned have
- the honor to inform form The public that tey havs
Bellevue Streets Opeousas, fresh assortment Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PERFUAiERY, PAINTS
ETC. which they offer for sale at the most reasonable
prices. 4
They have always on hand PATENT MEDICINES
Of al kinds, and all articles apperainng to their line
of business.
They have secured the services Of IN EXPERIENCED
and careful Druggist, who will attend Night and Day
s# WI =. LEONCE HEBRARD q co.
CTATI0NERY AND VARIETY STORE,
~ Washington La.--The subscriber in connection
with the Postofce at Washington has added q Blank
Book and Stationery Store. He will keep on hand
and fill orders for all kinds of Stationery and Books
and Standard and Miscellaneous Works, French and
English !. Orders solicited for
BLANK hooks ;a3gs ~ .f7fM
STATIONERY in all its varieties; r.
DRAWING. MATERIALS. etc.
WATER COLORS, etc. etc. ETC.
Subscriptions received for all the Magazines and
Newspapers Of the day, and prompt returns made to
subscribers. g,5. & sglsg.i5l
An assortment of superior TOBACCO, SNUFF
and CIGARS always on hand. Washington, March
| /, 1855. A. MlLLSPAUGH..
r. AIDES AND GHILDREN'S SHOE
IL STORT.--The subscriber has opened an estab-
lshmeut on Main street, Washington, where can be
found large and general assortment Of Ladies' and
Childrens SHOES Of the best Creole and Phladcl-
phia manufacture. She has made arrangements with
one of the best Creole manufacturers in NewOrleans
BY which means she viii be enabled to keep up an
assortment Of all kinds Of Ladies' Shoes Of superior
4 workmanship; and she hopes, by unremittng atten
tion to the wants of the public, TO merit share o.
their patronage.
4 There can always be found, at tho above store
CONFECTIONERY in all its varieties, and Of supe
ror quality, wholesale and RETAIL Also, Fine STA
TIONERY. Tx s. ss.l.44.z A +, j. l.,
An assortment Of Ladies' CORSETs can always b,
: found at the above store. Washington, March ].
'f5p.J '4 i Nrs a. HfLLSP4UGE.
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~ a.
Size or LONDON. London extends over an
area OF 5000 acres, or l22 square miles, and
the number Of its inhabitants, rapidly increas-
ing, was two millions three hundred and sixty
two thousand two hundred and thirty-six r.
362, ,236) on the day Of the last census. a con-
ception Of this vast mass Of peoE94. may be
formed by the fact that, il the metropolis was
surrounded by wall, having . north gate, a
south gate. an east gate, and west gate, and
each Of the four gates was Of sufficient width to
allow q column Of persons y pass out freely
four abreast, and a perenpt6ry necessity re-
quired the immediate evacuation of the city,
il could not be accomplished under four and
twenty hours, by the expiration Of which time
the head Of the four columns would have ad-
yanced d no less distance than seventy five miles
from their respective gates :all the people being
in close file, four deep. Chrshires Results Of
the Census.
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~ IN. ROGERS, Collector of Accounts.
NJ etc.. respectfully offers his services to the pub.
lie as such. Orders lcfG at j. P0sey's Drug Store
will be Y,r0mptly v attended ta March "a sSsI jF
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The USE OF SNAi1s.--Y Y ou. ask, says a cor
respondent Of the Scientific Ame,ycaN on page
17S, Vol. 10, who uses snails, and whit do they
do with them? In the provinces Of France
where the vine is cultivated snails of large size
abound. They are gathered by the peasants,
put in small pens for a few days, salt water
thrown on them, to cause them to discharge
whatever their stomachs may contain; then
boiled, taken out Of the shell, and eaten with a
sauce, They are considered a luxury by the
vine dresscrs.
Cataract on the eye is cured by applying a
drop Of clear water taken from the 1--we snail,
by piercing what might be termed the tail Of
the effect of eating off the substance that grows
over the sight Of the eye. "a relative Of mine
was thus cured by applying this water two or
three times day, say two or three months, the
sight was restored and remained good. This
was prescribed by physician as d last resort.
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EDW. r. DOREMUss, Dentist, respectfully
oiers his services to hts friends md ID the pub
lc in general, Orders left 1T this Office will b
promptly attendedto Opelousas, March 3, 1865.
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A LRERT DEJliAN, Counsellor aud Al
a torney AZ Law, Opelousas, VIII attend To my
busipess in his line in ST. Landry and the adjoining
Parishpa. 5ss ss s5ss, n
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DR.. DAVID iii I'O odd (lAte Of the Charity
~ Hospital y Washington, La, ofIers his proiesr
sionnl services to the citizens Of Washington md hs
surrounding country. s n he fis As;ssS
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Lines

,s4s Lines AZ
ssssssfsd By reading The Broken Promise" BY
Dfiss BoaARr, pssbl blished n the Patriot of March
II, ct Tie request Of fair one tcho styles herset
g UNh ABoNHnsn
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TTLYSSE (iABERIiL, Public Auctioneer
~ and Collector for the Parish Of ST. Landry, OF.
fee in Opelousas March ] o. II ii II N sss sfstt 81
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g ID, ALIIS, Public Auctionecr for ths
hJs Parish Of st. Landry. OfHce at his stofs Ii
Waahinntxnl A,gk4 VI 1as sgfl Elk, 79
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NHAS.S N. EA
~ hand an assoih
ELRY etc. Of vario
at reduced prices 10
their line viii he ex
Ealer will continue
to the Watch depM
perfect satisfaction
irons. Corner of Nj
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CYRUS arHOMP
~ leeting Agent, Wa
on the lives Of White p
Dwellings and Store-ht
Gins, Merchandise and
Fire and Water iii trar
Barges navigating tlit
low as can DO had In
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sDLOWs.-T
and will con
Washington, the
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John MACDO AID, Civil Engineer ssisa
= Surveyor, offers his services TO the public WIN
promptly attend to any orders left at Ghaa alers
corner IL Main and landry streete, OneI0uaa&
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Wasllington, La, hhvIng
on Water street, lre pre-,
Sugar, Cotton, Molasses,
cliandise, which they will
3sipn. Washington, Mare
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NOTICE The firm Of r. LAsrRAPEs & Go.
IN is now liquidating. n. Dejean has the charge
of the collection Of accounts due to said rm and tile
settlement of all business concerning It, Those who
are owing said firm, either by note or account, are
requested to settle rs soon as possible The goods
now on hand will be sold ut cost, far cash only.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-09
SUMMONS

81 Al1lO-Np.
CtTATE OF CALIFORNIA. County OF Nevada, Township
= of Bridgeport -. Justices Court before D. DUSTIN
Justice Of the Peace.
The PEOPLE of the state Of California, TO JOSEPH
HARDAGE: You are hereby summoned to appear before
the undersigned Justice of Peace, at his Office IL said
Township Thursday the 22d day Of February ~ D. 1858
at 10 O'Clock a N. to answer the complaint of r. C.
WYATT in plea of debt in the sum of One Hundred and
Eighteen Dollars which he alleges to be due him for pro
fessiona services, viii appear by complaint now on
file in my Office. On failure so to appear and answer
Judgment will rendered against you for said sum o
Sl1S00 together with interest, damages, and costs OF
suit,
Given under nv hand, this 1Ith day of Novr. a. d
1854. DANIEL DUSTIN, Justice of the Peace
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, So
Justices Court. Before DANL DUSTIN, J. p, Bridge
port Township
R. C. WYATT. VS.. JOSEPH IIARDAGF.
1t appearing by affidavit that the ahovenamed defendant
Joseph iarlage has left the State of California and thai
his place of residence is unknown TO Plaintiff 1t appear
ing further that good Of action against the
said defendant it is ordered that service of summons be
made hv publication in the Nevada Journal weekly fo
the period OF three months consecutvely, from date
first publication. -
Given under my hand this l4th day of Novr A. n 1854
81 -3m DANIEL DUSTIN, J. 2.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-09
San Francisco Advertisements
MATS MOI CHINA RICE.

EwA
OVUU 50 hhds IXL and extra Clear Bacon,
100 b.ls Billings Hams, 100 bols Ames' hams.
100 bbs extra clear Pork 100 bf bbs eXa clear Pork
500 hf bbls sup Goshen butter, 20 hhds do in kegs
400 cs Leaf Lard 10 and 20 ID tins: l5C kegs Leaf Lard.
CSC kegs syrup, gals. 80 bbls crushed sugar
go bbls powdered sugar. 100 hi bbls Sugar:
$50 bbs refined sugar, 400 mats No ? China sugar,
$50 bags green Rio cofee 500 bags fresh Chile beans
so eases Twin Bro Tobacco, 90 Is Twin Sss tobacco
% cs Peach tobacco, go cases Elephant tobacco,
30 cs I'll Sacramento tobacco, 10 Is Grape tobaca,l.
80 cs Fruit and apricot tobacco, $50 sink ng tobacco
COO gross X w Matches 100 doz 3hooped Buckets.
1900 bxs English Soap, 80 Imp. tea and Id cad's
800 cs Gurp Tea, and 2lb caddes, loo fh Apples
200 cs Young Hyson Tea and pound caddies
400 cs cssored Pie Fruits, 100 cs fresh Strawberries,
$50 cs fresh Peaches. IS cases natural preserves;
500 cs Thomas eau oysters. 100 cs kensetrs oysters
$50 cs Lawiseystery, 100 cs lobser and ID cans;
IS cs CLAIMS, and 10 cans, 80 cs Roast Chicken
50 cs Roast Turkey 200 cs assorted Jams and Jelies
800 cs Bran DIV Peaches and or gallon 200 Chers
2OO cs Stoughton Bers, 800 cs Pepper Sauce.
$50 cs Mustard in gsss tin 300 cs gd Pepper in glass;
800 cs ground Coffee tins 200 Cloves and Pimento
go cs hf galen Pickles, 100 cs Olive oil,
100 cs Sardnes quarter boxes, $50 bxs Layer Raigns
500 boxes Adamantine candles For sals by
r. f. BREWSTER L. Co.,
January 19-1m. CO Front street, cor. Clay
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Miners Exchange and Savings Bank.

Corner of Montgomery and Sacramento Sts San Francisco
A LII MONIES LEFT ON INTEREST, redeemabe within
~ six months bear 4 & cent q month. Deposits fol
Six months aud over, q cent per month Cold Dust
consigned for Assay Coinage will receive the most
punctua attention Advances made thereon when desired
Gold Dust purchased at the best prices Bills of Ex
change the Eastern States at Sixty days sight on 90 days
iae-rwn par The usual Banking facilities extended
to the Merchants and Traders and the Bank viii be kept
open for the accommodation of Depositors until r. NJ
and on Saturday until 10 p. NJ.
n B.-Aners can remit their money Gold Dust in
seaad packages by Express, directed to with such
instructions they deem propcr which shall receive
the most faithful attention without charge.
January 29-3m \. S. WRIGHT.
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NEVADA COUNTY & SACRAMENTO
CANAL COMPANY.

Iate South Yuba Mining Sacramento Canal Company
TJlHE SHAREHOLDERS of this Corporation hereby
notified that there will be meeting of the at
the Secretarys office, United States Hotel Nevada, on
SATURDAY the Cd day of March, A. d. 1855 at O'Clock
f. NJ for the purpose of taking into consideration the
of the Capital Stock Of said Corporation from One
Million Dollars to the of One Million Five Hundred
and Fifty Thousand Dollars in Sixty Two Thousand shares
of Twenty Five Dollars each.
Per order of the Corporation.
HAMLET DAVIS, president.
T. W CoGBURx Secretary and Treasurer
Nevada, Jan. 2, lS55-lm
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CtTATF OF CALIFORNIA County and Township of
- Nevada Before C. Stuh. Justice of ths Peace, l,
Mary Jenkins the wife Of David Jenkins Of the Towns hip
County and State aforesaid, make this my declaration
that intend to carry business in own name, and
my own account to-wt The business of Inn.heeping,
and also the business Of Mining agreeaby to the provis
ions of fhe statute of this state entitled IAN Act to
authorize Married transact business In their
sole Traders, passed April 18th 1852 And
further declare that the amount invested in the business
above specified is less than Five Thousand Dollars In
witness hereof subscribe my hereto this February
lst. A. D.. 1885. her
ATTEST: c. +. Smith, MARY = JENKINS.
- mark.
County and Townsoip of Nevada, On this 1st day o.
February A. D. 1859 personally appeared before me Mary
Jenkins above described known e to be the person
who executed the foregoing instrument and made hel
declaration that the foregoing statement is true.
4I-3w G. f. SMITH, Justice of the Peace.
Filed February 1855, ct 20 m PAST O'Clock ?. NJ
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-09
WHAT, OR WHICH Is TIiE BEST
Vcr1nifugc Or Worm Dcstroycr2


question daily and houry asked by parents, anxious
for the health OF their children All who at all &C
ouaqted with the article. will Immediately answer, DIR.
N:clANE'S CELEBRATED VERNEFUGE. II has never been
,now fail ani Of the safest remc lies that can
ae used friend Of ours lately handed us the following
siatemcn. in refercuce to this Nermfuge
NEW YORK, Sept. g. 1852.
siENTIENRSA young lady Of my acquaintance had been
Tor long time very much troubled with worms at
vtsel her try nr Eclnea Celebrated fcrni!uge She
1ccorijuey purchased and took vial which caused
lcr ii charge unusually large quantity OF worms
She was Immediately rviyced Of all the dreadful symp-
tons acconp;nyin this disease. aud rapidly recovered
her usual hctlth. ihe Young lady does not wish hcr
name mentioned her re-IenCe. however. Is $50 fh ST.
AMI She rricrs tn Mr. II ltrSie NJ. Naunaea place
j. S.-nr. MclAG.'s Cr..hsatel Eermiiuge also ms
Liver Is can ae ad 1t lresroctablc Drug stores
ia this city.
90 Purchases viii please be careful to ask for, and
axe none but DIR. MItNEs EeEmifuge. All others, III
DIR. ALBAN. Agent, Nevada.
PAkK x WHITE, san Francisco.
Jan. IS, 1875. s8-lm