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laarr1Isrs,aN srAu,E, CONVECTION.


The regular artery meeting Of the delegates to
Tie American Convention Of the State of Louisiana
commences to-day We presume the Convention will
he largely attended by country delegates and trust
The deliberations will be marked by harmony, Hisdom
and 5patri otism. Is I'll
In addition to the usual regular business, the non-
nation Of FILLaoRE and DoNELsoS will come up for
ratification. This will be done, there is no shadow Of
question: unanimously and enthusiastically The pop
ular heart throbs strongly 1T the mere mention Of the
name Of F1LIMoRE. In him the people recognize a
Statesman who has been tried, and emerged all the
brighter from the ordeal "a candidate who never for
Efeited his word, no matter what the temptation Or
i what the circumstances; an oficeholder with no
faint upon his garments; a patriot, whose truth and
value have been tested in the crucble Of experience
lover Of his country, his whole country, and nothing
but his country gentleman devoid Of guile lana, %
sum the whole up iii single expressive sehtelioe'
the noblestwork Of COP an honest MAJ,
Then six electors will have to be dive
for the State at large, and one Tor each % ts
gressional DISTRICTS together with the usual nuanoer
of aterates and electors This will be an impor-
tant and embarrassing duty for upon a. judlcous Sc
lection tile success Of the party in the State, in
great measure depends. We would also suggest that
subeIecfols for parishes and senatorial districts be
chosen whose special II shall be tn
canvass the particular parish district assigned
them This plan has been tried in other States and
has been found Of the most excellent re
( suits. s5s
III will be proposed ii the Convention, beyond
doubt 70 make the organizat openone Wetrust
tie proposition will prevail. We have, heretofore,
strongly advocated it, and with the passage Of time,
our convictions have become and more decided
is, and always will be, objection to secret
political associations among the best men in the
commonwealth. That objection has injured US mate
rally heretofore, and will injure US hereafter It is
true, our secresy is merely nominal that nothing of
moment hidden and that onr principles and objects
are spread broadly before the world. Still there is
some secresy, and as long as it remains enemies
will take advantage of it, and allure to their own
ranks many who would otherwise, be found fighting,
staunchly and under the American standard
There are other reasons, all Of weight which could
be educed in favor Of the entire removal of secresy
but which we have not time now, overwhelmed we
are by other demands upon attention, to advert
to- We hope tomorrow morning to be able to spread
I at some length before our readers few prominent
points tending to show why the policy We advocate
should be adopted.
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VEsTyALI AND ALMoSTr. y 6 Romeo and Juliet
III the Italian Dress will be performed this evening,
at the Gaiety Theater, with signoras Vestyali and
Almont in those two aFts IT being their second and
positively last performance in this city. Those who
wish the great play Of Italy in It's Italian
niture they not like to enjoy any other oppor
tunity for doing, should avail themselves Of the
present one. Tickets, with secured seats, may be
obtained at the music stores Of Hewett 3 Werlein,
Nos and 50 Camp street, as well as at the boxofce.
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\ MAcALLIsTER.A great many wonderlovcrs, both
young and old for a strange admiration Of the IN
known and incomprehensible makes part of every
ones being, and never dies out be pleased to
learn that and magical performances Of the
great wizard Of cur present time, will commence at
the Pelican Theater this evening His feats of leger
dalniain and scientific dexery battle the detection of
the shrewdest and will bear constant repetition.
The small folks should be taken to see and criticise
than "a
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CAUTION TO PERSONS

CAUTION TO PERSONS
WHO DRINK AT
MB=aHs@ $0Rnal EapGeIS
Numerous complaints made of who keep bars on
steamboats, Hotels who fill my empty bottles with conf
mon Gin and sell 1t to the nsuspectng for my
Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps.
would therefore advise all who drink the Scnapps at such
places to mark the of the bottle and the outside
ranner or label should be deced refuse drink unless
fresh bottle is opened.
Wholesale Agents In New Orleans.
JAMES W. BURKE, No. IS Common street.
CADY HOLMES, No. GraYier street.
A. u. GRIEF 4 CO., Nos So, 40 and ~ Old I4evee.
GOODRICH & CO., No. "a Common street.
EATON & HENDERSON, No. l6 New Levee.
G, NJ BAYLY & CO., No. IS Canal street.
HALL, KEMP & CO., No. Tchoupitoulas street.
CONVERSE It CO., cor. Canal and New IIevee SITS.
E. ]. HART CO., No. 10 TchoupitouIas street.
THOMPSON, ALLEN & CO., No. % Common street
SCHMIDT & ZIEGLER, No. IT'S Old Leyee.
W. L. LAN1ER & 60, No. &c Poydras street.
A. Il H. BLOCK, Nos. 5 and Front street.
ELLIOTT & CO., No. 10 Poydras street.
PAYNE, steel. & CO., No. 2 Tchoupitoulas greet.
BUNNEIL & BAILIFF' No. 10 Grarier street.
F. W. COELER, No. ITO Common street
Q. 0. WOoDAAN, cor. Magazine and Common streets.
And all The Wholesale Druggists and Groceys the United
States. me6 2plmeod
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Removed Removed =!

Removed Removed -
FROM NO. 10 TO Ia ROYAL STREET.
A supply of CREME DE BoUZY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
and pnts constantly hand which equal to the best ha
comes to this market. -z5.
:. Also
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
IL IRA N DT ES:
SAZERAC of the Vintage Of 1885, 1873 and 1905
brands.
VIII ky:
Of all descriptions-scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon
ALE and PORTER, in pnts and quarts.
Also
On hand, my usual the WINES and LIN
QUoRs in the MARKET which will be sold reasonable
terms any other house in the city.
a, SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d. 2ptf .s-- No. II Royal street.
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TO 0gE aUEa0 egse LiqezOr!
WOLFES
S c. H T E D A M A r O M A II I @
SCHMN uA H@NDsS-
WOLFE'S

This celebrated beverage manufactured at the factory Of the
undersigned at Scheanl Holland He the sole importer,
we'll exclusive manufacturer of the article and
bearing the Of Schnappsn that is not procured
either from his establishment in New York. from his agents
in other cities, is genuine reliable.
made from barley of the finest quality selected with great
the products of the most celebrated grangrowing
districts favored with the Of the aromatic Juniper
Berry Italy, is cctied by peculiar process, which
pes from the spirit every acrd particle. *.
of preventing and correcting the disagreeabe and
dangerous effects produced the stomach and bowels
by change of waera visitation to which travellers set
tiers all unaccmated persons ablethe Schedam
Aromatic Schnapps will be found absolutely nfaibe WHILE
in of Dropy, Gravel Obstruction Of the Kidneys Dis
Of the Bladder Dyspepsia Ague and Fever and General
Debility it is recommended most emphaticay by the most dis
tinguished members of the medical profession.
wish public to understand the schnapps is not sold by
the gallon pipe is only sold in quart and pint bottles in
dozen quarts and two dozen pnts each bottle
veoped yellow paper with on the bottle cork and
Il fac smile of my signature on the label.
For sale at all the respectable Druggists and Grocers.
= UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Importer and Manufacturer,
Depo-Nos. 49, 20 and % Beaver street, New York.
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SAGE TIE Children.

Of the muuds of children that die before they reach their
twelfth year believed be the victims of
ternal worms diseases arising from that med
cine like
WINER'S CANADIAN VERNIFUGE.
which will inably and rapidly the disease therefore
of immense importance every family 1t is extoed in the
highest terms by the faculty. and at this time when the mortal
y among children greater than before KNOWN it is
not safe pradet for household 10 be without it, Beiev
ing that the frightf increase Of deaths among children is
mainly attributable and the disorders they produce,
recommend this specific to all who have charge of young
.fumies. 5 ,..r
E particular and remember the name Wner's Canadian
Vemifuge." This Is the only article that be depended
Remember this. z..E
For sale wholesale and retail in New Orleans, by
..- J. WRIGHT g. CO.,
Sole Propreors,
al 2pMoWeFr&Wlt Nos q and Isl Charres street n O.
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& RoRERT LIE DAZZLE Meyerbeers grand OPERA
Robert lie Diable, will be performed this evening,
at the Orleans Theater, with Messrs. Duluc, Junca,
Laget Dulaurens and others in the cast. Concerning
either the opera or the operators it is unnecessary for
us to speak, as both enjoy areputation of the highest
oTdar6
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Attti0ft Sales.

CARGO! OF BRIG lLINCE FROM BARCELONA AND
n Alicante-prunes, Almonds Cork, Rope FISH Fepper
Oil, etc. 55
APriI nt 5o'eI9S EI,,s on III Hn e sold
the following Wines, etc.. landing from brig Lince-- @
$50 casks QatnoniI Wine, deep color; Es$2E
g3s 800 jars Oliva Oil; II ,..6tgs7S H e.
80 boxes Sciota Goldfish: 5
r. Is bales Pointed CorlSs;
q 600 lbs Stock Fish: go EssA3
Is bales Mineral Corks;Ss9 of'a'. H. e
% kegs Red Pepper; z stst.s-. tT- w.
45l bags Soft Shell Almonds Eff5 .ta.5y
204 boxes Sheled Almonds, SWEET; f&@E
go boxes Shelled Almonds, bitter; r# $sN5 "
100 coils Spanish Rope; ar
3 boxes Mushrooms Is .@-zsa. II
The whole entitled to drawback ifrequired. "a
TERMS--At sale. EE!stsr, 80, IT, az
|
EXTENSIVE TIME SALE OF WATCHES, JEwEIRY, etc.,
continued account of Liquidation Of Melville 4 CO.
| BY gardner SMITH, Aucioneer ls
THIS DAY. Mt 10 o'clock, and the following,
DAYS will be sold auction, the 50 street,
| Camp So! :,
large Fine Gold Watches Chains md Jewery, Of
| lherR--at SALE t&s8EgF MIL
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Sessaasq ON to Close Ressssscss.

THE ENTIRE STOCK z,,. l. i y
-1.s |.3E1 E$g#E -oF- gE# Ill nEE@4& 81 45sfG e
JOSEPH EEUEsTx,
No. 20 CAMP STREET, under. the CITY Hotel,
g a&. comprising 5i#
GoIDAND SILVER WATCHES;
JEWELLERY; sd % VI
SILVER AND PLATED WARE; sEs FL
at COMBS, BRUSHES, PERFUMERY;
+ And large assortment Of
Il IN o NCY AR TIC L q s,
lis selling at
COST oFaIM PORTATION.
City Dealers and Country Merchants opportunity
purchasing at the above reduced prices FOR CASH CITY
ACCEPTANCES. g
Ha3- CAL and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
F. ROBERTS, Agent.
n5- Remember No. % Camp street under the City Hotel
az 2pGt @leE t &5e j{ afs tr. |t - g. .7.. IA!
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Meyrtaeg's Safe agatae Vsicsorio,ss.

EXTRAORDINARY INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE.
Extract of Norfolk, Va, dated H. 1866
One errings celebrated Fireproo Safes in Adams
EXPRESS Office when the building burned, several weeks
ago. remained buried in the rubbish until Thursday,
when it was The fire, the occasion alluded
to- was one ierccst and when the chest
was found after. lapse of forty days, it surrounded
by embers, glowing brightly. When opened the and
other articles contained found be sound and generally
in good condition. thus aodng another proof of the security
and superiority these Safes The alluded may be
warehouse of Messfs Rowland & Bros, who agents
for It shows clearly the evidence Of test
Of its uncomfortable qualities its exterior redho in
burning furnace that reared around it, and amid the embers
that glared around 1t for hours, days and weeks.
The undersigned Sole Agents sale above
named Safes. A full supply constantly on hand. .
G. G. MILLER & CO.,
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For LOUISVILLE. The splendid steamer Robert J..
Ward Capt slas Miller will positively leave for Louisville
this afternoon at 5ocock The injuries her machinery have
been thoroughly repaired and all siaunch safe
Messr Leeds Co. have done The work. and that is
acient guarantee Of It's excellence We have
pressed opinion Of this noble boat captain
mention ID Suffice to say that we're we
going to Louisville we should certainly take passage
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.anae..tcaae Party Of Louista,aa.

The regular Quarterly Session Of the State W of Louisiana
THIS EVENING, APRIL q,
POT /
j. o. NIXON, President
a72p State W. Of Louisiana,
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,R;eaO orleans,
sTATg0NEaS' VII llSEE1S USE,
GU CAMP sTRR5ET. oU

- ~ n w X - ~ ~ Ia IL =
ScxKo = ~ z12N r3s.z ~: 1i.
no school Teach ers@
COUNTRY MERGHA ANTS AM = l ~ Z y = = =.
The attention Of those purchasing ana
sTs rroNRRy either for teir own use TO SELL is respect
fully invited to the assortment Of the VINO ohes al
Kinds Of soHooL BOOKS,
as other establishment in this city and has
SANDY on hand ali works in the yous departments Of educa-
ton in general use.
II. extensive assortment Of LAW MEDICAL THEoLoGI-
IA and MISCELLANEOUS WORKS, in every department
of Literature Science and together with every article Of
STATIONERY, II
For sale at the LOWEST PRICES az the New Orleans Sta
M J.. B. STEEL,
5:sS 55F No GO Camp street.
N b. "A liberal discount allowed TO Country Dea1ers Profes
and Teachers and those who buy to sell agaiu al 2p
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Tiny NEVER PERrsH. When friends and the busy
scenes that surround nssha have passed away the unfadg
Anbroype that Hedrck No. % Camp street is making
cherished BY coming generations their original beauty
and excelence. "a Ma
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Aa-Hedrick's beautiful coIored Daguerreotypes are
being sougt for with aydity which stamp them The most
beautiful pictures in the city We advise all who think Of
curing enesses of any kind call and look the at &c
Camp street They unsurpassed in elegance ciearness and
durability #s 5s
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THE MArLs--The Northern and Eastern mail due
on Saturday, failed from beyond Baltimore; that due
on yesterday failed from beyond Augusta, Ga. The
European mails by the Canada were due yesterday.
They may come through this morning. The next
Il steamer from Europe will be the Washington, from
Bremen via Southampton, on the 26th ult.
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Lyo1e's K6ytRafroaa.

People troubled by Dandru harsh delaying HAIR should
use LYONS KATHAIRON. 1t is without doubt the
sabe toilet article and effective remedy fo Nervous Headache
III the world Price, 25 cents in large bottlesto be had
throughout the world, Sold by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
al 2r6t q and Isl charIres street.
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KDa.. SNsaeaeeE Reynolds.

OFFICE-No. ll5 GRAYIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS scALp HEAD, WnlrE.swE1Isc SORES and
ULCERS Of every description ja3l 2ply
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On Saturday, the 9Th inst, u O'Clock p NJ HENRIETTA
FRANCES, wife Of G. W. Spratt. 81
On the 4t inst ALFRED infant of Forester Dohonds
and Henrette MaSent
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8z- We are under obligations to Mr.. L. S. Robert
son, Of the steamer Princess, for late Bayou Sara
paper.
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The Thibodaux Minerva Of Saturday last states
that Bayou Lafourche was falling, and that no dan
ger Of the annual flood was apprehended.
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Particular Notice.
George Ee. CNy'y'Gdt7ee,
DENTAL SURGEON.

(Lste of VI obile,l
Offers his services in all of the various branches of the profess
sion, to the citizens of New Orleans and vicinity.
nSJ> CtiII4DREN'S TEETH EXTRACTED and advice
given parents regard the management treatment Il
the teeth, free Of charge.
RD~ OFF1CE-No Carondect street. ja3 2p3m
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.TcsjaesO0K, SaUiss JNcOaeeE, ETC., etc.
AT GREAT BARGAINS, AT ~.
g.. HEa GMH u MRGHHM EHsS.
Corner Dryades and Terpsichore streets.
Selling fine SWISS MUSLINS at &c yard; NAINS0OK at
Csc; PLAID JACONET at l5c; Dotted Swiss Be Striped
Swiss at bit yard Linen Handkerehefs at 81 50 dozen;
Gentemen's Linen Handkcrchiefs So dozeu Corded Skirts
eac French Jacones Csc; Gnghams at 20 and 25c
fine Bareges at 35c.
Also White and Brown Cotton, Calicoes Linen Laces, Col
lars Sleeves Chemisees at very low prices. Gull
[ S. B. CHURCHILL'S,
nu1t udag a1lT nrpS r,nrns ts
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sEieaU Orleans %&@
STATIONERS' WAREHOUSE
No. 60 CAMP STREET.
20 -dJk1f zE CHS -a11ED ARTISTS.
DR. G MATERIALS
Comprising assortment of WATER COIORS, separately
or in boxes, of the most approved manufacture.
&H " Also
TOY WATER COLoRs, for Children. @
4 DRAWING PAPER, (Ehatman's,) every size
MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS, in boxes and in sets, to
suit purchasers. For sale by
J. B. STEEL,
Law Publisher, Bookseller and Staoner
II 2p3t No 60 Cann street,
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Tobacco.

LONG BLACK RICH TOBACCO, for the Mexican and
Texas Markets. Also Tobacco for Plantation use hhs
bbls and CIGAR TOBACCO constantly hand
by
TURNER g. RENSHAW,
fe4 2p3m--Iy 96 Camp street, up stairs.
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. y T. @
+ LECTURE ON NrCARAGUA.-We take pleasure in in
forming our readers that Miss Sarah Pellet will deliver
q lecture in Lyceum Hall, on Wednesday evening
next. Her subject will be "Arnerieanism in Nicara-
gua, most prolific theme, which the fair lecturer
will handle forcibly and attractively. Miss P. has
travelled extensively over Nicaragua, made the &C
quaintance Of the prominent there looked at the
grand old mountains smiling plains and fertile valleys,
and has, wthal, taken notes by the wayside, which
render her amply competent to speak knowingly in
the premises Besides, she is warm advocate of the
cause oftrne freedom and genuine progress in Central
America believes in the manifest destiny" of her
countlymen; and thinks the time is not far distant
when the blessings of civil and religious liberty will
be extended as far southwark as the Isthmus of Da-
rien. -S
We trust a'large audience will attend the first lee
ture, being convinced it will be among the most in
terastnp of the season.
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NJ OLE BuLL's TRoUPE..-Ih two concerts given last
week by this great artistic, were successes worthy of his
fame and eredtable to the musical taste Of citi
zens. Ole Bulls renown is so worldwide, his reputa-
ton So firmly established, that praise from our pen
can addtoit To call him an artistic is not enough
he is more than that. He is d great genius, who,
untrammeled by the rules Of art pors forth his in
sprations in . flood of melody which touches and
exercises every emotion Of the heart In his hands the
violin speaks the feelings which inspire hinl-and
whether grave or gay, mirthfnl Or sad, carry with
him the hearts Of his auditors, till his feelings become
| as 1t were, their own, and they understand and
appreciate his genius. It is this that has placed Ole
Bull above all Others for though art can perfect TALENT
tits the inspiration of genius that makes greatness
Signorina Spinola has 8 very sweet and fexable
soprano voice, while her execution is very brilliant
She rendered s.Qu la Voce, the celebrated cavatna
from P1ritani, most delightfully."-.
III Miss Vail, the charming young Prma Donna,
became at once q great faYorte. There is a fascna
ton about her manner that none can withstand. Like
rosebud just opening its delicate petals to the
first rays Of the morning and casting its delicate
perfume around, she is just blooming into woman
hood, with all the beauty, purity and innocence of
the girl To add to her charms, she possesses fine
soprano voice, and sings with great vgor and expires
sion, and is winning for herself an enyiable reputa
ton as an artistic while her charming manners and
social virtues have made many friends for the LADY,
as her talents have made admirers for the artistic.
Herr Schneider, the performer on the cornetapis
ton, made decided impression. His playing exceeds
anything we have ever heard His execution is won
derful, while his echo and soto voce is perfection
A itself.
Franz Roth is a brilliant and finished pianist. As
a soloist he ranks deservedly high; while as an
4 accompanist, we have rarely heard him equaled.
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AssERTcAN r. AKTY. By reference to a notice III
another column II will be seen that the regular
terly session Of State w. viii convene this evens
ing, over the Carrollton Railroad Depot corner of
Baronne and Perddo streets, at s o'clock. We Sun-
dersSand that business Of will be laid be
tile Council, and IL i therefore desirable that
every delegate should Be present.
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Daguerrean and saneb2'otyPe
G "a Il Is E z X
No. 26 Camp street.
SPLENDID sCoLoRED DAGUERREoTYPES taken, rs
usual, for ONE DOLLAR.
OTYPES Never Fading Likenesses now taken
here in their highest state of perfection.
Eag-Remembcr No. &c Camp street, corner Common
az 2plt* F. S. HEDRICK.
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Startling and Interesting Facts
CoNCERNING
CHOLERA, DIARRHEA, DYSENTERY, collie,
Summer Complaints, etc.

that should stArle is this: One feels slight neas
the bowels slight diarhea on, which little
thought Of in short time in few hours, perhaps, seldom
days, attended with sickness of the stomach sink
ing weakness, rapid discharges GOODNESS, cramps, agonies,
blackness collapse yet all this fatal result from
disregard of the warning pemonoory Darrha and neglect of
wise provision of safe and remedy that kind Providence
has made easy to all.
This remedy public from the strongest desire to res
the exposed uner the best substantial conviction that
good effects and with hand, needing
the warning usiag the remedy, need be victim
Cholera.
DR. BILLINGS
CARhGIN ATIVE and ASTFSINGENT SYRUP
is THIS SURE REMEDY.
By the advice and urgent request of hundreds whose lives
have been sayed-o many apparently very
last struggles Of deathe has been induced make still
efforts to give wider publicity u remedg greatly
cessful
The perfection which he others ascrbe this remedy
appear beyond the power Of medicine possess yet
uthulness of the claim is thoroughly established
will be fully confirmed by calling the individuals
witnessed its effects and used with complete success some
whose names authorized to give.
For Cholera, Collie, Cholera MorbuS Dysentery Diarhea
Bloody FluN Summer Complaint and Weakness the Bowels
this medicine is offered certain remedy This mei
cine that arrested that horrible disease prevalent among
Mexican soldiers The officers first use after
which they gave their soldiers and cured in every case
without exception would the and others
who served in the with Mexico. tSold by
0. o. WO0DMAN,
corner OF Common and Magazine Streets New Oreans
j. WRIGHT e. CO.,
81 and l5l Charres street.
.. JOS. FUCKER, Mobile.
az 2pGt&Wlt W. H. FOX, Natchez, Miss.
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III A II S G A p s,

III Y It 3 c n P 81 ctGs,
-t AT WHOLESALE.
We constantly receiving general assortment of SILK Fur,
Cashmere Panama. Leghorn Straw, Palm Leaf, Mexican and
Wool HATS, at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST g. CO.,
jyI3 2p&W 10 Magazine street.