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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-08

TESTIMONIAL TO WALKER.1t is agitated among
she friends Of Cen Walker, says the New York Sun
of Is 10 start subscription in all the cities Of
the Union to substantial and useful testimonial to
The General and his brave associates who SO nobly
Fndeated the American character for bravery in the
battle Of Rivas. II ispfoposed to make mp purse in
this purse being considered the most judicous
present. and the most easily distributed among the
aesarying Mr.. Marcy cannot object to the testi-
he may not feel disposed to contribute
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-08

George Ee. C0a'rGGzfase,
DENTAL SURGEON
date of Mobile,)
Offers his services in all Of the various branches Of
SIGN, to the citizens of New Orleans and vicinity.
R5S- CIilLDREN'S TEETH EXTRACTED, and advice
given parents in regard the management
the teeth, free of charge.
NF- OFFICE-No. Carondc1et street ia31 2p3m
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#*y Which q bee might chance to dream n.''
So the poet wrote Z long time ago. Messrs. Bet
terton i Keefe, No. ~ Tchoupitoulas street. have
enabled us TO realize the poetry, even in d pfosaic
world andag by sending specimen bottles of still
and sparkling GataWba- 10 native wine that is yers
still in its appearance though not Distilled but very
sparkling when its burial place has been found, We
commend all bon-yiyants to a trial Of the Catawbas
Messrs. B. 3 X. will keep constantly on hand full
assortnlentsof these delicious wines. Perbam sat.
New Books, -. B. Steel, No. go Camp street, has
just received complete supply Of all the recent pub
LEGATIONS Of our book houses among which are many
standard works and many interesting recent pub
i LEGATIONS.
Ashortlistjof the latterday works is contained in
the advertisement to which all should refer who have
any fancy for literature, d any desire for learning
IL ----s-- sSs---------- 6zt ~
MADAME CAMBIER's BENEFIT. Madame Gambler
Of the Orleans Theater has her benefit at that house
this evening, when the fourth act of g La Favore,
the fourth and fifth acts of the !" Prophet and
musical interude by Crambade, Junca and Laget
make up the programme. A vaudeville entitled
t.secour Contre Il Incendie,n preeedes the whole.
we hope that the attendance may Justify the ex
pectations Of the beneficiary and her friends.
855i85s sg585St ------= 4as-------s 1855
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@u "a a. I'D LEE EB r. II il w ..
HAEUFACrURER
Iron Store Fronts, Columns, Girders,
WINDOW HEADS STILLS, etc.
Respectfully calls the attention Builders the public in
general, to his
% u III ID R X
Broad ST., below Spring Garden, west side,
PHILADELPHIA,
AT which place he would be pleased meet them and
into arrangements for furnishing the above articles at the
SHORTEST NOTICE and the most REASONABLE
TERMS.
Buildings manufactured by Mr. Bay open inspection
in Philadelphia ale 2plm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-08
Roots, Shoes and R2s'0ga7es.

E0Oss, Shoes and Bs0ga7as.
AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing from ship Norfolk and store general assort
1pent of BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANs, HATS, CAPS, etc
Plantations supplied with prime DITCHING BOOTS RUSsET
ROOTS, BRoGANS, WOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMPEACHY HATS at the lowest market
prices, by
FROST iS CO.,
jylS 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
III ATS, C APPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
We are constantly receiving general Silk Fur
Cashmere Panama. Ieghorn Straw Palm Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS, at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST & CO.,
IylS 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
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'Hv morning the levee pre-
led immigrants,
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pAA-loQ 35Is winter strained for sale bv
a., VOORHEES,, GRIGGS { CO.
4bTchoupitoulas street
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BY BENJAMIN KENpIG Auctioneer 49,.
@ aTEJFP " of 1896 Mt ~

=, IA BENJAM1N kENDIE, Anctio3eSer;
-. o'clock, at Banks Arcade, will be sad 1t auction
That very desirable residence of Isaac W. Curer in Covng
ton La having TO feet front Rutland by $50 feet
depth on New Hampshire street The dwelling is large two
story brick house. built The substantial manner well
finished has eight large finished besides basement slate
roof galleries pantry house. servants houses kiiehen
carriage house stables under ground citen etc large shaded
yard tower and vegetable gardens bhrbbcy fruit etc.
Titles guaranteed.
TERMS Ouehird cash. balance and two years credit
for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing per cent interest,"
from date until paid with mortgage retained the property
Act of sale before James GrahRm notary public at the
pense of the purchaser.
plan the property exhibited the auctionecr Of
fee, No 80 Camp street. Call and seeit. np23
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To GRe Ladies.
Having determined to close
STOCK OF SPRING GOODS
Before season is over,
We will from this day
Sell Mt Greatly Reduced Priccss
Our handsome
SILK AND BAREGE DRESSES
EYEV-YE 5s.TGKsZf OKOERXES,
C. A. BARRIERE l. BRO,
R2l 2plm % Chartres
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E2emeOUeeg Reinforced
FROM NO. Is no Ia ROYAL STREET.
A supply Of CREME DE BOUZY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
and pnts constantly hsnd whch equal the best that
to this market
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY
SPARKLING and STILL IIOCK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
IL IL ID IES:
SAZERAC Of the Vintage of 1885, 1898 and 1905 and other
brands.
WITS ky
Of all descripions-Scotch Irish Rye and Bourbon
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts.
On hand my assortment Of the best WINES and III.
QUORS in the MARKET which will be sold reasonable
terms any other house in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d. 2pf No. IT Royal street.
The CQeEysfesies of FVne6gtgefE life
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DELIGHTFUL AND HEALTHY LAKE SHORE FAMILY
RESIDENCE in complete order. At I.ewisbnrE for sale
EDESEE ESN.ET IA

toIas street! sbeye st. Joseph COPPER TIN AND SHEET
lh6S WpRhERS, are prepared TO do kinds of work
in their line of business such putting Copper Gut
ers Valleys ETC. Also putting Copper Tin Zinc Roofs
in all parts OF the city moderate pces with and
dispatch. III kinds of Jobbng and Requiring attended 10 With
dFpatch Ky strict aeon TO all ORDERS we hone TO merit
share Of the public patronage f - ~ =
We beg leave to refer the following gentlemen: Messrs
Ctoef wing JRmison McIntosh Cook Morehouse Rob-
eTt hughes G. Church, Thomss Murray, Isaac Thayer
u llier. Iurpn 4 Co., j. W. Jewell - 49,
ri Letter BOX % Aechancs and Dealers Exchange, 9s
S.l"-Le2 nlect. AL 9Hd&W
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e4f3'iUeG.
N apBGMRN@ d& NV ~ W
CT O 7 H IERS,
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
under City Hotel)
Have received their usual choice and superior stock of
SPRING and SUMMER -..
CT O t H I N G..
COMPRISING EVERYTHING NEW AND DESIRABLE
CASIIMARETTE AND ALPACA COATS
FANCY CASHMERE AND DRILL PANTS.
MARSEILLES AND VALENCIA VESTS
CRAVATS,
HOSIERY,
DRAWERS,
SHIRTS and
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
81 2pf in variety.
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George HI R'tnfe1s,
NJ fNTERS' WAREH HOUSE,
~,~RAS STREET.
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C0s4oeting, .vgatgthg and Floor
OIL CLOTH, at 10 Charities street.
Lately received large assortment Of CARPETINGS such
Velvet Wilton Tapestry Brussels, Threeply Insrsn' We;
widths cut to suit rooms, hals MATTINC-5M pieces
A Sd and ca White and Checkered landng all Of which
we offer at the lowest market prices.
o,0 A. BROUSSEAU & CO.,
my5 2p6t 10 Charities street.
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SUCCESSION OF MRS. WIDOW sIRET.
EY N yTf;NIE Auct;0neer ~ r,

- NJ, in the Rotunda of the ST Louis Hotel for cf
said by virtue Of order from the Honorable the
Second District Court Of New Orleans dated Sd April, 1885,
will be sold r 49,
JENNY mulato woman aged about So years good cook.
washer and excellent subject.
ESTEIE, muato girl, aged about i years, good
stress,
TERMS-Casi.
Actof sale before o. d'Armas, Notary Public. g'
ny5 10.
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Lace Curtains.
Just received choice assortment Of Lace and Muslin Cur
tsins, patterns, at low prices.
J. D. CAMERON & CO.,
my5 2p6t &c Chartres and y Customhouse Streets
Floor OIL Cloths. -
Three feet twenty feet wide Of designs and choice
qualities, cut to suit any sized room or hall.
J. D. CAMERON & CO.,
my5 2pGt &c Chartres and q Cnsomlouse streets.
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n7F~J. #. Williams, Attorney and ColtnseI-
Tor at Law Marshall Texas at the City Hotel where he
be consulted upon business of his profession until Saturday
the 10th inst Any business entrusted to his will
receive prompt attention The best city references will given
if required. NV A.
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go - AuIGI1s. 80, % "a
APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES.

I APPROXIMATION
The two preceding and the two ding numbers os
drawing prizes viii be entitled to the 500
Prizes For example. it ticket 1880 ORA
prize. those tickets numbered I24S 1929 1881
1882 each be entitled $780, and according
to the above scheme. .1tE-
Ta-aE PLAN OF THE LOTTERY. fHftHs
the there tickets numbered from
20 eoo There 2o0full prize and 500
making il all 1000 prizes.
The COO corresponding with the
ber the TICKETS printed separate slips of paper
rolled encrcIed with smatin tubes and placed
Glass Wheel. sar 3 E 4- ia
The amounts of the different prizes similarly print
ed aud encted placed in another wheel After revov-
Wheels anumber drawn the wheel hers
aad time prize is drawn from the other wheel
by hoys VIII blindfo1ded. The prize
ed to audience
Commissioner the prize being placed against
This operation repeated until all the
prizes drawn The drawing then printed and af
e. Prizes payable in full. WITHOUT pEpucTIoN.
Address orders for tickets to r. FRANCE CO..
feb23 --r7- Baltimore. Nd.
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HATS, cars AND STRAW GOODS
AT XTJOT. rs ALE

g. -B. Cana 70 Gc Co.,
l23 street betty Third Fourth sts.. Cincint
EgANUFAoTURERs and dealers in all kinds Of Fashion
N q able Silk and Beaver Hats, Fashionable Cloth CASH
and Ga1 Men and Boys Wool Hats all kinds
en and Be So Cashmere all shapes and eoors; Pa
anra Maraciro and Grenada Has Pedal.
snd Floreno Braid Hats Leghorn Hats all
ghilaren sFaney Straw Hats and Caps Ladies
Misses FIats Palm Leaf Has Hat:srs Stock Pushes and
Trimmings ~ @Gs
We invite dealers others the exa-
nation of our ssoca Eefee able
superior inducements to both and
buyers. .a-s ---.-. .fob23
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY roE THE JOURNAL
coNGREssIoNAL.
rH1RrY-FouRTH ooxaREss-FIRsT SESSION
WASHINGTON, March %.

AIf---N1i. Hle1oOA S5dNS ltNlACO Va MS III
ttntiontion to introduce bill to amend act
modelling diplomatic and consular system,
On motion Of Mr.. Broadhead, the Committee
en- Military affairs were instructed to enquire
into the expediency Of establishing one or more
national foundries in accordance with the re-
commentator of the Secretary Of War in his
annual report of'53.
The Senate then resumed the consideration
of the deficiency bill. 81
HcUsE.-On motion of Walker the Com
mittee on the Judiciary, were instructed to
enquire whether Kansas Investigation Com
mittee have power to coesce attendance of wit
nesses and punish for contempt. Mr.. Camp
bell, of Ohio said, when the House was organ
RED he was unexpectedly to himselfapr 5inted
to the distinguished position ofchairman of the
Committee on Ways and Means, and yester-
day distinction was conferred upon him by
the chair equally unexpected as the former,
and finding the latter involves very anxious
and important services utterly incompatible
with the duties. assigned when the House or
gained. He asked theHouse to excuse him from
serving as the head of the commission to pro-
cesd to Kansas to take testimony. He express
ed his gratitude for the two very high honors
conferred on him, especially the latter because
of the peculiar circumstances at this time sur
rounding him. ~ -ssasg sesss, zsk 80
Campbell was excused and Sherman APP
pointed in his place. f
~ ssss. WASHINGTON, March rs.
SENATE.-Mr.= Benjamin submitted reso-
luton, which lies over, having in view re-
trenchment in expenses Of printing. "A
On motion of Butler, the. committee on p
O., affairs was instructed to inquire into the
expediency of disseminating the, ranking priv
ilege to members of Congress, and in lieu there
ofallowing money for payment on postage. =
Also authorizing the committee fit shall soc
fit to report a bill regulating the postage of
letters, and packages which members may
transmit '.F 7'' g.
The Senate resumed the consideration 81
Deficiency bill ''- 81
HoUsE.-Took up bill from Senate removing
Oh 10 COHIIilc per-
sons guilty of violating the laws of the U. S.
within Judicial District where convicted
Considerable debate ensued. |
@-- HALIFAX, March 26.
No indications cf the Canada now nearly
due, with Liverpool dates to the 18th.
BosToN, March 26.
The Arabia sailed to-day with 100 passen-
gers, and $50, $500 in specie. e2
MILWAUKEE, March &C.
The Assembly refuses by vote of SO to
81, to receive Bashford's messrge. /
CINCINNATI, March 26.
River sill rising Over IS feetwater in the
channel. i
-. 312zz PIrTsBURe, March 26.
River 8, feet and falling slowly. Weather
cloudy and cool. aEag.1s r =
- BALTIMORE, March 26. :.
Capt. Adams, of the ship John Cummings
was arrested at Norfolk on the charge of
shooting one of his crew while at Chincha Is
lands. !
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To WATCH MAKERS AND JEwELERs.-We
GIL attention to Messrs. Duhme & Co.'S adver-
7tsement, at Cincinnati. This is a large inn
porting house, and well known to dealers over
the West in Watches and Jewelry. The firm
has now large assortment of goods for the
(. country trade. Those visiting Cincinnati
would do well to call at this house before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
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ORNAMENTAL. TFsEES AND sEBsUR-
- & EkaX

E subscriber wenld respectfully ibfo7 the citizens of
in small quantities, all the valuable
varieties evergreen and ornamental! shrubbery
able good quality Nursery 10 th
Western country.
ALSo.An excelleDf assortment of Standard and Dwarf
Pear Trees. Cherry Plum, Apricot Go95berry Currant
trees delivered without charge
tubs used in packing them
Orders by respectfully solicited terms eas good ref
-az FERDINAND GRAHAM
New ALBANY March 7th, 1856. mh13-3w#
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.

'C1NcINNATI, March 90.
Flour unchanged. Provisions firm. Mess Pork s14;
Bacon sides re Bulk meats 81 to 4l and nc for
shoulders sides and hams. Prime LaEd99914c. Whis-
ky unsettled. Groceries steady. Sugar $1,000. Mo
lasses 4I942. Rio cefeeFek@l3.
/ NEW York, Ma rch 96
Flour active, sales of 10 geo bbls at s79s7 81 for
Straight State, 81 5O@ssfor good Ohio So 1e@s9for
Southern Wheatfrm Corn improving, sales of 80 GOO
bushels 6ae for mixed. Mess Pork improving sales
Of eUO bis at SIS 81. Beeffrm, Lard quite. Whisky
dropping. Stocks higher s.s ~
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NnTICE

THE undersigned having purchased the entire stock Of
Goods comprising large assortment of Watches eWel-
Clocks Be- formerly owned by G. Gossen
the old stand, street, be-
tween Locust, would be happy wao all
will him with call. PROMISING satisfaction
The WILDE sola small advance
cost. REFERENCE TO FORMER PRICES,
and all goods warranted represented
r. Watches and time pieces repaired in the
ian2i-tf CHAs. BARNUM. r
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AUCTION SALES.
TEOUSEEFOED AND KITCHEN FUEgNF-
--- tE,EIEsa 4 Z, ELslz, On - =

L
WILL sell public auction the 25th Of March
81 commencnga ~ O'Clock his residence Sixth
street. between Wing aud Sycamore Streets
and ELEGANT FRrnitars, viz: Sofa Chairs Bureaus
Bedstead Beds Tables Stands, Carpets Mirrors. Stoves,
Cupboard ware. dsc.. &c >
TERMS all of dollars and under yer
three dollars credit of win given the purchas
giving with security waving relief of
AIFELIA NETMAsTER.
mh7tds No0LsEY-& NELSON, Auoticnee-s.
DANiELw ooLsEY. HIEAM NELSON
AUCTION FeOOEsS,
Old House Main and Third street
distely opposite the Washington Hotel. a
EEAVING leased for term T years and fitted IN the
Is above well known stand. Ere nov prepSred TO
eeive for sale at Suction private sale an Kinds
and merchandise; household furniture koEses
gies. 2 .s-s -
Regular sales Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
commanding ct clock A. NJ Also Tuesday
and Fridaypights. at early gas light
andsaaes realestate ptly atten dsd
to.
We weekly receiving and lave ow on hand large
spindle and bannister backs. scroll seoop tops
back oaee, French Jenny Lind, and BEste wood
Chairs mahogany and rose wood sofa Cha Elizabeth
ohairs Spring rockers Sofas sociabes centre
card dining and breakfast tables; light wash stands
lounges. mirrors fine and misses bedsteads
rasSe5 tin and safes, etc., which wilse at Gin
einnati prices
vions aeeordeons. pocket cutlery guns pistols whips
ETC.. which will sell reduced prices Tor
wholesale or retail. WOOLSEY NELSON,
my9 TJ9EgzrH Auct's.
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The Bell Boats Sub Marine Nos.


2 were lying here together yesterday afternoon.
The No, attracted great deal of curiosity,
She is mass of machinery and seaffolding.
She has the capacity for pumping 4 600 barrels
of water per minute! ard she can lift any or
binary steamer from the bottom of the river.
She was from the South america, going up to
9 the Henry Lewis. The No. 5 was Unable to
pump out this steamer or raise her by other
means, and had left her for the No. z. These
bell-boats are owned by Messrs. Eads & Nell
son, of st. Louis, and we hope they are max
ing fortunes. As old acquaintance, we know
they well deserve it.
.,a.s' - The st. Louis Republican Of Monday
says:
All the rivers about as last reported. At
this point the river is at stand, with nine
feet in the channel to Cairo. The Illinois river
rs open to Peoria-too low for boats. The
Missouri is doubles open to Council Bluffs by
this time, and is falling, with four feet scant in
the channel to st. Joseph. A large number
of boats arc now in port for the Missouri.
- The steamer South America, which
has sunk at West Franklin, thirteen miles be-
low here, by the ice, was raised day Before
yesterday by the Sub Marine No. z, by pump
ing, 4 bulk head about one hundred feet long
was built to affect this. One other sides being
broken in, rendered the task of pumping her
out very difficult. She has gone to .Paddcah
for repairs.
- The Black Hawk arrived at Layafette
from Evansville last Sunday, the first arrival
this season at that place. The Black Hawk
is little steamer, but enterprising! She was
now commenced as regular packet between
Lafayette and Terre Haute.
Is The fast st. Louis packet Alvin Adams
3 arrived here yesterday morning early from
that city. Wethank Mr.. Meyers, of the office
for package ofpapers. This splendid steam
er will be down, for St. Louis, day after TO-
morrow.
-l- - The Jacob D. Early was expected at
Lafayette yesterday from New. Orleans with a
load of groceries for that place. The last ac-
counts from the Wabash. stated that river was
still rising. 4. 6, ssles5
- dispatch was receive ed yesterday
stating that the Fife Alton will be here next
Monday, to load for New Orlens. She is a new
and fine seamer, and we hope she may obtain
agood load. ssias ess -.-i..-t -sa5i -
The Rainbow had a first rate trip last
evening on her arrival. She is now the only
packet in the Evansville and Louisville trade
She was built for this trade, and has done vel
in it. . .~-,-.-. 81. -z'-la - % r--r-iaa7
- The Niagara arrived last evening from
New Orleans, half loaded. She put out con
siderable quantity of groceries, &c, here.
Ocean Wave, lying at St Louis ha:
been sold to the Minnesota Packet company
for $21 900.
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IS s 0rMr. Chandler advertises for sale enc of
the finest lots in Evansville, Lot Ne, 81, on
First street, opposite the Episcopal Church.
4 We should prefer that indentical 1otfor build
ing aresidence upon to any other in the city
r. and if we were able, no other person should
have it, sure We refer to advertisement and
Mr.. c. for particulars. 1
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NE w FIGURING AND CORN MILL.
FGyff have established siill the
Second and Canal the manufac
turing Flour and Mealter che home trade We will keep
constantly hand brands of Flour and in quantities to
trade. hope mer share of the public PAP
ronags by giving you good article of Flour and Meal
Grinding done o accommodate the country trade.
eian29-tf HART & FAIRCHILD.
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or Mr., Allen is hurrying along his prepa-'
lationsfor the speedy rebuilding Of the Court
House. 1t will be rooted first thing. ea
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MEDICINES, &C.
FAMTLY Pity SIC

/ 4 4 n 4tk L IL a L IL K ~ ~
py SS could Rp b Te ass IN a
,sotg sne n Its This has been PREPARED
sy? s5oTn with success II sizes TIC rarIoss
max the hest PiIssre Which Solid have none
@ here and @ osd To
sqsT to ths PRsl d9eision II has been niGr
s = and FIating tohe son as This
vgdIpa I a to more taaP eegnteTalanee the
sasion OF E9n Preyiousy existing eb-
Sr en- IN sne hoNsls helng
iis be that eairns should he udicf5usy
y are anpIicaie are given on the box Among The com
its yfoss 6y tho Of
Agrs dts,
Pan in the Side and eas for truth a,l bur
Gefd prompt relief in eostveness. piles Ollie
oyssntery humors colds with sorenefs
and case wberea rulsaffss Is requireessS
Dropsy Gravel. Erysipolas Papitetion
taken Il ss 3as hs ea ans purify ts
s f e ss shnPe
s6oa aGd b there the afTs and vsG pg the
tenn the OF body and restore the wasted
ment exists dosn% SopS nerer he carried
when taken to The thoqs2Dd which rtysio
iseon5dey
ia: a5sSo 5 ss %5s3
to employ when in need ola cathartic medicine.
Being wrapped they pleasant te take and being
purely vegetable harm arise from their in
qrautity. s~f = ssfss- 1908 sHf 80
For minute df'''ie PRf Is n BT
] A Ne S C. AY E r,
PRAcTIozIsAND7 ANALYTICAL CHEMIST. LOWELL. MASS
Price rs cents perbox. Five boxesfo 81.
Keller. Farnslsy & CO.. Evans RVahsvi III Ind;
TagYe & Crawford. 0wensvilie; siea
Hallock& Parmiter. PTincetop fl-s ..srt
g. i. Bingham. Patoka; tsa- r..fa
W j. Whiting Cyntbiana; = .=-at stsssssHfe
j. r. Jaq1ess i Co.. PoseyvilIA; IL aFf1 -ll
Messrs Gardiner at BairsyilIe. and WadesviIle;
Iine
Hudspeth & Bro, Boonvi1ie; 80 SO
Bowers & Sargent. NewbuTgh; E1
Adams & Campbell. Petersburgh; n -sff
Fred Eakstein. Cincinnati, o., and alldruggiste.
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