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CUsroa-Houss SwNDLSe.--Tbe Boston Courier
has the following;
Zone Of the custom-house storekeepers Is re-
ported to be In some transient Disgrace on account
OF q little peculstion, or rather Of disagreement
with the Secretary Of the Treasury, az 10 the
amount which warehouse lsborers should receive
for their per diem services The Department al
lows u rs per day the storekeeper, IL lie under
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-05-16

RECOGNITION OF NIcARAGUA.-The President In
his message Of yesterday announces his recogni-
ton of the Rivas- Walker government in Nicara-
qua The Union however is silent on this subject.
1t is understood that the Cabinet Is not unit on
this question.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-05-16
SENATE.


FRIDAY, May 16, 1855.
Petitions Of small import were received and re-
ferred.
number of unimportant reporrs were received
from various committees
Mr.. HUNTER reported a resolution from the
Committee on Finance, asking that series Of ex-
periments be instituted at the United States Mint
under the direction of DR.. j. s. Bartlett, to ascer-
tain the best way of preventing the counterfeitng
of gold and silver coin, &c. Passed.
Mr.. BROWN called up the District Suffrage Bill !;
when the House amendment was read
MI. BROWN said that this bill did not satisfy
the Democratic party; but they knew that under
the present organization Of the House, it was
the best they could get Therefore, although
he did not approve Of the amendment, he moved n
concurrence in the amendment.
Mr.. SEWARD said he entertained the same
views as expressed by Mr. BRowN, but under the
circumstances SHOULD vote for the amendment
The bill was then passed.
The consideration Of the Naval Reform bill was
then recommended, when
Mr.. MALLORY resumed his speech, in the de-
livery of which he was interrupted yesterday by
the receipt of the Presidents special message.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-05-16
TRINITY, CArAHouLA PARISH, La,

MR. v. ELLIS.
Most Esteened Sir The assertion has been
made that mo member can honorably withdraw
from the American party and become, by the act
of withdrawal, entirely released from all oaths and
obligations that he may have taken upon becom-
ing member" Now, this is calculated to infict
an injury upon the party, for it prevents the wa
vering and timid from at once marching up and
declaring adhesion to the party; and it also fur
nishes ample grounds for ,clamorous howlings by
Its enemies. have, upon suitable occasions, as
sured the people that such ID not the case that
member can honorably withdraw from the party,
whenever it best suits his inclination and conve-
nience, by announcing, verbally, or by letter, to
the President Of the Council in which he joined
his intention Of doing So and requesting his name
70 be erased from the council record book would
suggest the propriety of devotng an article in the
columns of the Organ to this subject The State
Council of Louisiana has resolved that all secre-
cy, obligations, signs, grips and passwords of the
Order be now abolished" A good act. would
be pleased to notice some other subjects relative
to the conflicting principles of the American with
those OF other parties Of the day. but must forego
the pleasure for want of time. Any notice of the
above suggestions that may be put in the Organ
will be cheerfuly read by a respectful friend and
subscriber, j. Y. Ks
We respond to our worthy correspondent by
referring him to the 10Th section of the Ameri-
can platform, authorizing the several State
Councils to fix the obligations Of those who
join the American party. We would only add
thereto this further remark, that TIVE have never
known or heard Of any constitution or regula-
ton Of any Council which preventeda member
at any time from withdrawing from the party
Mt his pleasure Indeed the RIGHT If n mann
Der to withdraw is undoubted, and there can
be no dishonor in any mans exercising his
right.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-05-16

GREAT AMERICAN vIcroRr.--At the municipal
election In Providence, R. l., on Wednesday,
James Y. Smith, American, was elected Mayor by
about 800 majority. All of the American candi.
dates for Aldermen, and 2s Of the % Councimen,
we're elected
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-05-16

BLACK HAWKS ron CARoLIsA.--We understand
that Mr. =. p. Fletcher, Of Bridport sold his FIVE
years old Black Hawk stallion last week, for e. GOO
The purchasers we're two gentlemen from North
Carolina. We learn they also purchased several
Black Hawk mares, at high figures, to take with
them TO Carolna--1fid (Pf.) Reg.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
FRIDAY, MAY is, 1855.

Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Waldo
Tho House resumed the consideration Of the bill
making appropriations for certain claims heretofore
reported by the Court Of Claims. The question
was on the reference Of the bill.
Mr.. RITCHIE, of Pennsylvania, addressed the
House in reply to a former speech of Mr.. WALKER,
of Alabama. He cited provision Of the consti-
tuition and numerous decisions Of the United States
Supreme Court and State Courts, in support Of his
argument that the Court Of Claims was not tri-
bunal of the last resort.
Mr.. RITCHIE occupied the time of the session
until the close Of this report.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-05-16

stood, thinks that is too much, makes compromise
between the laborers and the government, which
Is not assented 70 by either, and has put the
amount of difference In bis own pocket
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-05-16
OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED
LOTTERIES OF MARYLAND.

The following are the drawn numbers Of the Pa
tapsco Institute Lottery, Class No. l43, drawn May
II, 1856:
IS 35 rs 80 81 81 so 4s 70 40 "a
The follow ng are the drawn numbers Of the Carroll
County Lottery Glass No. 7, drawn May Is, 1855
l8 s 40 II IA SO Al SO rs IS 43 20 SO
r. FRANCE 4 CO.
ID. II. McPHAII, Commissioner. may l6
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-05-16

Judge John W. Brockenbrough, Of Lexington,
Va, has been suggested for the Democratic nomi-
nation TO the Vice Presidency.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-05-16
POLICE REPORT.

Return of Cases of the several Police 0Teers Of
ths Corporation, by John Davis, chief Of Po-
lice
FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL. 1866
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Names of omesrs.

certify the above accounts to be correct accord
ing TO thssseveral returns made TO me.
JOHN DAVIS,
Chief Of Police.
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The New York Express thus slludes to the re-
cent action Of our city government in the appoint.
ment Of commissioners of election:
There is private and political justice in all this.
But what rebuke IL Is upon an administration
which turns every man out of Office upon the least
suspician that he is member Of the American
party! What q rebuke, too, upon the efforts Of
that administration to bring the patronage Of the
Federal Government into conflict with the freedom
OF elections, "a 1t Is now doing at the capital, in
reference to the early charter election.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-05-16

The Delegates TO the Dis
trict Council Of the District of
TKSK<E Columbia are requested to meet
in their Chamber, In the " Amer
lean Organ Building" on Friday evening next, at 8
o'clock. Every Delegate IL requested TO be present
Delegates TO the National Convention will be elect.
ed on that evening
JOHN l.. SMITH,
may l4-WThfr Secretary District Council
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-05-16

Hon. John Csdwaliader, N. c., of Pennsylvania
has written letter to his constituents, declining
10 DC considered candidate for reelection
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-05-16

- We have just seen an article in the
faithless phantom Of Star" published on
Wednesday last over the signature Of AN
American, making some inquiries about the
Americanism of Silas Fl. Hill, Esq, the Amer
lean candidate for the Mayoralty.
If this pretended american is in fact an
American" and wishes information on any
point connected with Mr.. Hills opinions on
Americanism, he can doubtless obtain it on
applying to Mr.. Hill fthis pretended Amer
lean should still doubt Mr.. Hills Americanism,
after he has been nominated by the American
party with unanimity and after making inGui-
ries of him personally, we would advise him to
cast his vote for the Forneyite candidate.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-05-16
FIFTH WARD COUNCIL


- Inc Ladies OF the Island respectfully
inform the public that they will hold fair at Caruss
Saloon, commencing on Monday, the 18th of May
children with decent apparel to attend church and
school In. The ladies' trust this laudable object Of
theirs will meet with the same favor and encourage
ment that similar charities have. To make the time
as agreeable as possible, good music has been pro-
vided for every evening through the week. Doors
open at o'clock and continue open until 10.
may 13--lw
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.g- HoIloway,s Ointment ana PIN. :

- Hoioway's Ointment and Pills,---
Neither causc nor the knife be required In the
re tment Of woYpds ulcers ,umors or scbIrrou, .v.
nss TO which H6oway's Ointment has been .ppl,ea n
time The effect Of the Pills on the digestive apparatus s
ali but miraculous.
Sold at the manufactures, No. so, Maiden Lane.
view York. and No. "a Strand, London by all drug
r''' at 70 cents, ssk cents, and u per pot box
may 1e-
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-05-16

Americans To Arms Ito Armsslt
"Strike till the last armed foe expires,
Strike for your affairs and your fires;
Strike for the green graves Of your sires,
God, and your natipe land /"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-16
LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA. ;
PARISH OF ORLEANS AND CITY or NV oHLEANs'
b 'hs April NJ Of our Lord one thousand
Eetssy ru. Snx som a"a Gt ses
and and in presence of the witnesses ""eu
resenss appeared Mess Richard Bartlett su%ns WiI
G n"ss PspSysqnn Issas %ee
t J. @ ssss SSS
sr MY pEs Hss
T a,sP"y s S NJ. % IL
RsGn G Mr. a ii a a T M Esny III " and
Johnston Of C"ne in the State of aine represented by said
an att ' Of istS the sssstre Of tits Suite pTGydins
p4 fo 1ns nd ny beng thirty
Of e Of that session Of the Legisa,urs approved on
sand sght Idsd tve ts tsy ND esPssiY,y
with them for the purposes hereinafter reeed and
' i R1S aS sdsis
s 81 xi BY a"i viii %fsS 8hich tS to be M VIII
me comp aS isth liked SPl the ty Of Sw
e 2a a as "n b. n, Sifa
feparn Xssos,ion shaI On a" il ePs
s serpo% h It's s sSsS" the oe Recorder
@ r psr in" !" s a
w. for y n 81 n 5 Gin'f, e sa one
sa ejt hundred HnI ,o ,roosr office, uooD
whom citation other against the Company Shall lie
4h The capital stock of Company fixed the Ct
eighty thousand dollars divided into eighty snres each for the
of Sn Of s S1ts T
the eap nrs o mot a " r"th H n
for each share of s"d eighty shares Of stock shall be us too"6
Fifty per cent Of each SHIRE on subscribing and ten per
n"; sn Cent? s of S r a or ff Ten aT
first ay Ct august and ye pes cent on me INST guy O. sep
'ei 5t Tie ~ho I'I Si the
Germs Of " ion sh M son NJ to Tq M ali
S shall be respectively designated the one as
Be 's Agent a JIG Iass the . Man"g ,
Manager or Of bo majority the stock holders amount,
@ s sd sa Es s s sf
% ii s of IBID s ito wife S'
srcon shn be active operation o,e AGENT
SS1 81 h "'s snfy e" the @
9Sk they an ns a R" sn 10 as By said
keep all books tnd accounts for the business o.
the G Gopany St any there Alter stsyE iiyi
ss Do aS al iS'H fi'
shall also keep transfer book for he transfer OF "rk ana L.
ss Sy the SiSf% S' bis Soo wa
Service VIC he Aset shall entitled q AID
one eenum on al monies he shall 81 "Gn ne be
shall out account Of snd eGrporAon except Tor lie pay
s, The duties and Obligations Of the Managers the
assrne by hin md heten ascaTsd 10 "T ii
Deck or pye a ID M i cvs
%h liz said l d Hughes vaes Co, will have the
DOCKS of tie Company eensaerao Of which sud firm
Gsp is e to 'as ehaFrca i ~ the "isa Dry
on all Vessels gon into tie Dock OF tns mopay m
fxs ockase for any vessel which the Agent or Man.
plt into duck deduction from the established rates
which u. follows, to Wit
-Eafps doTt5 ;n,r
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

CAIRo-steamer Conserse50o bbls -four to Kennett,
DO PedTsaaSlls Jno Duffy kfo22S
@ S6sss
boxes tobacco L johnson Sc6 Goils rope SsghsT
81 III ne
horses sayo do y 800 sheep 40 head Of cattle to
BAYOU anss Fs Sss. S cotton TO
Allen asa dsRsv yhs Sa SOM to
Blsie5i2 suys MeSa Msnns!gss
Bsosq SG9Gp 1s9q G6S ssF
f Fsiowes aco ossSd % ssos Sobon Gordo
sundries oderrota .ij bales cotton 81 hhds sugar
ST Pslisano Os Gr to 5smes Cox
s MoioSsy SsoS6 SsP Hogan s
ao do RsS Sss Ss'S g Sss"
Do to ords box ndse James Conacy &coS6i SACKS
Da' SS Eggs sss % Ess butter scnsr Eeo
%S s as kso corr do Ma do
sdS do 1oiG 20 a Ase do h % y
Head ass ee DO nbriTs %sG1 t do nf"er52 t7
bales
sK1PwIrWs l.ANDING-seamsr r " MeRae-257 bt,l es
Payne ( Flarrison8 Cleveland Brothers &eol22t to Cuddy
o Ws' ss Ps nc eorse
Connolly Thotnl Neos2 = ts,In Ssoi5 hisSs
5sT@ Esos5 MsssoGs Rayesa 6s53S JG,n %Sti SsS5o
kns &co-l6 Miles Albums &co-l6 j T Gnn-l6to Hurts 4
d Hughes Iysed &eclO MsnaeviI!s &Mcllhsnya Do to
Ss Coz Sse pS sss Dc
-sundries TO order-Total, 1856 bales cotton,
MEMpnIs-steamer Nebraska28S bales cotton to " 4
Block &eo I68 Ward Saunders Hunt-2a Freson' Sey
Ill.,. SSsd NJ 2n W5sE Sss A1s
Cooper &co20 Purvs, GLADDEN. Il ienrd-ss Estli'
&co-8 j. Iee-52 Hughes, Iiysed kco26 " jackson &co
"a John WATT &eoss " Cox &co-2o IinneS-6 Campbell
strop$24 Brnnder, Mckennn Iiuhhard-l loFre Cay le
Moon Titus &eo5l Buckner stanton Newman-i55 Payne
ss eoS Roscn s so
MeGvegor Aoway &co-27 Richard Nngen &co-59 to Con
MsDSwe Mis- Seo Hopkins ofas
Total, S0i9 bales cotton.
yICksHuRGsteamcr sallie Robnsons52 bales cotton tc
225 Harding Abby &coI6 Felowes &coS6 iiemninswaF
EredIander &co IS Geo Smcdcs &co5S Ihornliil &co- y
Cnddy brown &co-22 Bogar Foley Ayery-22 Bnclnnnon
Carroll %soq Jasksq1 &s91D TO pnsk.rd &eS6 +
Perkins Sco-6ruyne Harrison1 Wyche &co-fotnl
1912 bales cotton.
bran, 50 les hams okeep Bard sco2 bbs krout Scneic
$50 Kegs iard cSks bacon PedrcMyie Bro 81 SKIS mrnps
ro30 bbls apples JAS Maon-i5 bills apples % do po.uS
ofder-ss bales COTTON Gmlty brown Nso-o do 6 nsknr
&col23 mules Is horses, 5i head cattle order Toi
26i bales cotton.
| RAILROADS..
NEW ORLEANS, oPELouSAS AND GREAT WESTER.
RAlR0AD-O hhds sugnt 10 \ I;eyerlch %co7lvO sack
&co.
| NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT N0RTuERl
RAILROAD bales cotton Warren. Gilmore &co-6iio
Meheroy do %SKny sanhS Nco
do John Wait &co65 do Feowcs &co-S9 do ByIne ynnse
s sa GS iJ' eEs dS1Si Bosat Foley
kegs kearneyGlI5 feet umhea iuHeTnal9rmS sack
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-16

From this table of comparisons It will there
ADVANCE Of from $lQ@s4l per share stocks within
showing concusively that the avore objects
Investment and long favored with moderate yield
Of aud the beneficial and udcous banking
out oil bank twenty
Hons Of doll rs will be good Investments that three millions
and half more beyond the present limits.
The last Cincinnati Price Current has the following the
money and general market Of that city
TIE weeks money matters have not developed
any feature special Importance Capital has been in fair
counted III extent ,he offerings cent For
rates varying from l2g2l per cent
n the general markets business branches Of trade has
ss Sss Az gr hsas
prompt mgh. but this aDy
Inferior being sngrossed il political affairs
deSeisncy II has also much to Do With It's
large mills i ~ interior have b.sn
from realizing their wheat fnl supply Of
g very in business and large increase
in the receipts of money from the country
This European mails by tho Arago through to-day We
give items Of financial interest from the London
Times of the 24th September -
dam md Hamburg showed downward Tendency With regard
The Ban' q amsterda yesietday raised the dis
count cent which hsd d s9Sd vs nee h hsS
raised and to greater e8ensnamely from per
Tae closing quotations from the Pas Bourse this evening
again failed arrive owing IT Is presumed to the
enY in the active correspondence now taking place
he French English governments the Neapolal
and ether questions Yesterday there further fall OF three
;nts per cent the price for tile Three Cents for the
d Of the being TO- the lowest point they have TOUCHED
10 M ssteay IL q liz FAM
caused almost panic and Dutch stocks declined per cent
At Vienna although the rise in the rate Of discount.
greater the funds less than at AmSer
lam s ta III haxsd fs
for money the which recently stood at per eeat hayn
the silver shipments to India and China
mail from Southampton the 4h Of October will amour
advanced from 25sl93Os.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-16

Every ni4innni u tons Will pay 10 and 9&a
The Of docking and unlocking vessels will be charged
f9 IL s the 5 @ "s not h bt; m os "5 yss a
s:eh "s rats siry may wish making good however, to this
li Ike s, sr,n Of ughes vnss Z Co.. shall
s rates cnged BY oe veil known sapwrig.ts in Tie city
Of Nv 81 S II n M%ts 4 @n a S,,fI be- f to
receive twenty dollars for time the dock sunk, which
tx, Tie sid HIM # iiuSs Vss Co.. shall provide all
Of et@c ~ tim for the ,ccon, Of his Corporation orsther
w M M Wien nsGeG a W M ito Of
It's business and toT The rent and use OF the n;e ihe S" re-
Day % oe IL sS ls ES sS "s so"GS
t' 'iy Ill BE- sSi Fl on s FIFTH an
Ecg IS c1nre With The pcs . ohtied 1y 1o,E prop h
may The rrc6n of whn:ves that
1T e iH5 5 Of ln d S yt's Co.. shall
the coraays agent weekly reports OF the business OF the
ln Any three .okhoie5: at any tine ha ve The nowt
st. SI 5 :" sa ' ,ii co'' one vote and
o@9riy q TIC whole capital stock only $a s"yTn Gnd 20
pori in at further tue 'pnid balance due to the
S0!' 'I e pro arrve for the winding n A
Of sad o,on the liquidation sal he e,nd'e,Si By three
a, os 's I II be s syls tie Il "S
tie co s 4' " 'e s e' lS by the
eal netmg they SHAH collect Al ,onms luz a ,me s"n na
TON ,"os III is is stocShosis ,yr respective
ad oiss ." MY 3e? ;; "o;Teni
With said Hie"Fsrs an" l 19f hSp sfi,ne,I:I
r. 3. Sumner, ten shares.
VIM Whnnn, five shares.
+ r. Folgpr CO., five shares.
I!l.!rs, Nislctte Il Co., sixteen shares.
! Fr.k ,talilerten, two shares.
. VIM NhiorIf, Trustee, share.
Harris Morgan, fifteen shares.
F. J. Hart Il Go. five shares.
(;orns b. Payne four sharcs.
A. Converse for Ills wife Mary Converse, On onnre
VIM Kelley, two shares.
+ j. H. iHEe!0rn, two shares
tiliidcr Marshall n CO.. share.
Q. pn!uI.s, for Harriet Enrun PninpS, 0ne share,
Q. Pdlmcs, for Mary r .pnlIuus, one share
a. J. Whtmorc, for Mis- Ellen Rpbinaor, two shares.
~. Wl,more, for Mrs Mary Ann Allen, share.
j. WhtnGre, for Alfred j. Ruiz one share
A. j. WiImore, for Mrs. Fanny Rnh, one share.
A. j. HiI,Aore, for Mrs. G. Davis share.
JNO. G. TURNER,
EbN'D u. WILLARD
R. FREEMAN, Not. Pub.
hc,e certify ie foregoing to be true cory Of the Original
of register: III tn,th WhGfoi
IT, la signed my aud affixed the impress of
official seal, this fourth day Of May, A. p ls;St
: myl6 R. brennan Not. Pub.
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Skippilry yutsIEigsl,es,
TurRsnAY. october, 1e. ls5e.

| CLEARED YESTERDAY. bit #ss#
stesnahip oha 's s' ' ~ Harris 4 Morgan
,,, Assoc f;erham for Lisbon UP Whitney eco
bafk taain"' A"'i''' " ' 's''' Chester Hard
BRUSH Dig AF "''so's'e'' '"''' " John Touro
q. r-;o E.,cu,ss psu,rno for I,aeuna Camcrden
Mex Schr Empresaro. Dorahte for Ca1nPeac, osneraeh
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MONTH wpn3 5a NJ ss~: f 4 s s a" il eSs
s as y"3 horn ell + VIZ % vi t jss;
m Al 6 FFSv fHona na f. o s s sSs
H. You'd j. II H5iS TE;a,s !" F''' ss''s
IN oi S' sS Hail. "sf @ Sa and
i bssd MSo i1 r sns VI &os sci5
4 Benedict, ]. W; j. Roscniield Treasurer.
In each month Murgny nilHys Thil District; Officers
i. Nlspansh Trcasnrer "
LAFAYETTE No meets the hrs and third Mon1"y in each
erossinf Fourth DiStrie QissS , for ths present 1rm
p pa2 sst Il = , E kssss e4' s "'
PELICAN No meets the first and third Saturday. in each
month in Poar Star Los rn2m s. onT r gos 9er tor
Capnins s. W. c. O. pusHe Scribe; j. yedo j. W. B. La.
teralle, Treasurer
Interior Encamplnents.
MAGNOLIA No. meets in Baton Rouge the second and
MOUNT SINAI No meets in Franklin parish of St. Mary
the first and third Wednesday, in each month.
q. w. SHAW No. IL meets the first and third Saturday in
ascn month in Clinton, parish of East Fr!iciarm.
All comannica,ons intended for the Grand EgcanrEsn
A'''' N''S'' JAMES ruRNEAuX, G. Scribe.
Todd Fellosys' Rest"
BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR ls56.-o nccrs-Henry Bier
Gen;tory ,iiliinSmm GHrlpsr Si'h ;i
SON. H. omes sexfOn@Daniel Merritt; Members-Frags
bow ~ J. E Wrs GeS ssz%"" Il HSs"" O.
! VAULTS IN "0Dp FE!L.oWS' REST" may be procnre'
by nppying 70 F. NJ GoEET At sie%les cG s. Canal STREET
s. Mint Secretary soAice, in Odd Fellows Hall cor
H TRs S pre 10 emGs S Of so S hodges will he $40 pc
S" aSt a" 8,Ss W p PET sI ps of Lois eaa be hu
application to TIC SGGret4 any, ,-r, ,,,. , y
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1s1INEr,S CANADIAN VEIsHlIEUEE.-A
w Certain Remedy for Worms. II is fact established be-
yy ns eaner, physicins' noe han .fouth Of The
with which children ARE afflicted caused by Worms
,e either krc"n attributed 10 something ese
aoWs preparations which have been reconsMted AZ
a. r. r.n5"dy omd Will h"s never f.e 10 destroy Worms
the eminent l.Sicians and respectable tndi
T;sEh's c1SAPEAASv V VEt II WARRANTED
~ asr he }"'as % o,,2 liz, ;1 sNsf:
M NE Wqms !" me h" AWE ~ as ~ ,% gGlI ss ts
-, ar heavy and ih the bccat! rl lie upper liz svaen,
% sSyn IS HS the paticn oen aakcn IN great
fright rd is liable Sir2 "nd grinding The :"e the ape
s:sbe, and il ;ot.e i5s,a"rcs loprsvsd
70 W. following certificates Numerous might he added but it
v 9$S ' GAH HS IN vEHMrUE Is sJr&EIoR
HAAED' S''N ' NHD3ltSiAL EVIDENCE.
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From rHE REy. J FLANAGAN, OF EA&nRooE, c: y.
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are rrrtn on children ,9E% g reilly which is gre"
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ion always he administered ~ish perfect safety
ondcae 70 ne result nnd will always destroy Wm"8 an'
var ole thousand certificates sen, AEeas from
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Prst.red Only by John WtNER, Mnnn[acnng Chemist
AZ Sold wholesale and re4 a mantac;"rers prces by
!. WRIGHT L CO.. NewI,sleanS
and New Orleans, IL