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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-10-16

CURE FOR RELIGIoUs DEPRESSION The
best way to dispel the fears for our personal
safety is to labor for the salvation Of others,
Professed Christians often get into morbid
state of mind about their religious prospects,
They are afraid they shall not be saved =
Perhaps they will not If that i, their chief
anxiety ey do not deserve to be. It's sci.
hsh always to be thinking of their own future
happiness, and 10 tEeir terrible fears lh, are
paying the Just penalty Of their low ambition
But let them go out of then selves, and try to
secure the salvation of others, and all their
fears are gone, Then they are doing God,
work. and they have no doubt Of his love.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-10-16

HAPPINEss.-To watch the corn grow and
the blossom set, to draw hard breath over
plowshare or spade, to read, TO think, 10 love,
to hope-these are the things to make men
happy they never will have the power to do
more. The worlds prosperity or adversely
depends upon our knowing and teaching these
few things, but upon iron, or glass, or cleo
tricity, or steam, in nowise And am utopi-
an aud enthusiastic enough to believe that the
time will come when the world will discover
this. 1t has now made its experiments 10
every possible direction but the right one ;
and i! seems that it must at last try the right
one in mathematical necessity, 1t has tried
fighting, md preaching, and las ting buying
and selling, pomp and parsmony, pride and
humiliation-every possible manner of exi8-
tence in which it could conjecture there was
happiaess or dignity ; and all the while, as is
bought, sold, and bought, and tasted. and wea.
ripd itself with policies, and ambition, and
self.denia's, God had placed its real happines;
in the keeping of the little mt sses of the way.
side and Of the clouds Of the ornament
| RaSlin.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-10-16

TRUE PoLITENEss.-LordC Chatham says =
believe politeness is best to be known by
description, definition not being able to COM
prise it, would, however, venture TO call it
benevolence in triaes, or the preference of
others to ourselves in the little hourly occur
rences ct lie. 1t is perpetual attention to
The hllle wants OF those with whom we are,
by which attention we either prevent or re-
move them. Bowing ceremonies, formal com
pliments, stiff civlities, will never be polite
ness that must be easy, natural, unstudied
and what will give this but mind benevolent
and attentive to exert the amable disposition
in trifes to all you converse and live with 81
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CLOTHING
BO0KSf BOoRSU BOOKS m

Fresh arrivals weekly at Hollis Book Store, sigl
ofthe Book consisting Of SchoolBooks of all kiLds
also Latin, Greek, French, German, and the high
er Mathematical works He also has the standard
Poets, Histories, Biographies Travels, New and
Popular works, etc, etc, together with commen
taries and notes on the Scriptures; works on The
ology, Annuals, Gift Books. for all seasons and
ages, a lalge assortment of HOLIDAY GIFTS,
and TOY BOOKS with beautiful pictures for the
children. Of Stationery, he has the best the cas-
tern mark affords and in great variety. .r
1NKS-Black Blue, Red, Garmiue, Arnold's and
Harrson's Fluid Copying, Indelliblo, etc
GOLD PENS, Mammoth, Engrossing. CONNER
ci Ladies, &c,a HOLT'S.
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3. TROMBLA'S
B A K L R
.ounee City, {

Moumee City, o.
On the corner Of Cunant aud Dudley streets,
opposite the American House. Where he has
just opened bakery and will always be found at
home.
Bread, Crackers, Cakes, Pies, &c.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
gJ'Particular attention paid Ito all orders from
Grocers, aud Hotel Keepers, Fancy Cakes, &c
for parties got up to order. Also good stock Of
Groceries kept constantly on hand, which will be
cold as low as can be had elsewhere.
Sept, 20, le56gf
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-10-16

CAFsTER's SPANISH MIXTURE.
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD
THE BEST ALTERATIVE KNOWN !!
Not a Particle of Mercury in ii
An infalibe remedy for Scrofula Kings Evil, Rhcu
matsm, Obstinate Cutaneous EruPtions, Pimples
orPostules on the Face, Blotches. Boils, ,Ague
and Fever, Chronic Sore Eyes, RingwOrm
or letter Scald head, Enlargement
and pain ofthe Bones and Joints,
Salt Rheum. Stubborn u
GERS Ryphilitic Disor-
ders. and all diseRs-
arising from
an injudi-
ciOus
nse of Mer-
curry, lmprudence
in Life. or mpurity Of
the Blood.
This great Alternative Medicine and Purifier Of the
Blood is used by thousands OF grateful patients
from all parts of the United States who testify daily
TO the remarkable performed by the greatest of
all medicines " CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE"
Neuralgia rheumatism. Scrofula, Eruptions on the
SKIN Liver Disease, Feyers, Ulcers Old sores Afec-
tion of the Kidneys. Diseases of the Throat, Female
complaints Pains and Achngs of the bones and joints,
speedily put to flight by using this nes,imable rem
| edy.
diseases of the Blood nothing has been found
compare with it. 1t cleanses the system of all i'm
pures, acts gently and efficiently on the Liver and
kidneys. strengthens the Digestion gives tone to tho
stomach akes the skin clear and healthy and restores
the Constitution, enfeebled by disease broken down
by the eXcesses of youth, to its pristine Ngor and
! strength.
For the DISEASES OF FEMALES II is peculiarly nppl
cable and wherever It has become known is regularly
prescribed with the happiest effects 1t inygorate
the weak and debeated and mparts elasticity to th'
worn ut Frame clears the skin and leaves the paten
fresh and healthy; single bottle of this inestmab
remedy is worth all the sOcaled Sarsaparillas in exist
ence.
The large number of certificates which we have re-
eeved from persons from all parts ofthe United States
is the best evidence that there is humbug about
The Press hotel keepers magistrates. physicians an'
4 public men, well known the community all add the
testimony to the wonderful effects ofthiS GREAT BLool
PURIFIER.
Call on the Agent and get an Almanac, and reat
the details of astonishing performed by CARTERl
SPANISH MIXTURE, ( most There ereryfhng els
| had signaLy faisd) The limits of an advertisement
d viii not admit their full insertion.
= WM. S. BEERS & CO, Proprietors
b., No. 304, Broadway New York.
To whom all orders be addressed.
. For sale by Druggists and Country Merchants in Al
parts of the United States and the CanadRs, and by
PECK & HAMILTON, Perryshurg, and II. BUR
RIFT, Maumee City. lSept H. lsjC--ly
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HI. BURRITT

HI. BURRHTT
JTAS removed his Drug Store the building formerly
occupied by o. ID. kanney, on Wayne street, (neAr
the Book storc) where he has opened the largest
stock of .. ...
Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals,
ever before offered in Maumee City He returns his
thanks for the liberal patronage previously bestowed
upon him. and hopes by diligence and punctuality iI
business and liberal policy his patrons, to merit
continuance of past fayOrs; assuring them togethor
with all others who may favor him with call that u
will be his pleasure ut all times. to furnish them uH
medicines Of almost every kind and medical advice d;
necessary. variety of
Cbe,icai, P,re Ui,ss and Liquors for Medical Me
chalicai purposes, (but none of an inferior and
deleterious composition) HauOrinE
Extracts for Cooking, Per-
GHmery Tooth PdsieS
aud POloderS
Skin Powders Hair Restoratives and Hair Tonics Lip
Balm and Pomades. Shaving Creams and Soaps,
Toilet Soaps; Cloth. Hair, Hat. Tooth, Nail.
Scrub Paint and whitewash Brushes;
Fancy articles, Spts. Turpentine, Lin
seed. Lard. Whale, Tanners. Fish
and Neats-Foot OILS;
PAIN
White and Red Lead Zinc, Chocolate or Fra
Proof Paint ground in oil, ntD article,
aud finer Paints of all colOrs Dye
Woods and Dye StufS, Window
Glass and Glass Ware Gro
ceriss, such as Teas, ST.
gurS, Rice, Pepper,
Spices, DC.
and many other articles. well large variety Of
Proprietary Medicines adapted TO all diseases lie has
also set up new FOUNTAIN, from wAch issues a
jet of cecod mineral water at the pleasure of the op-
orator, for the special benefit of his customers.
August ., 1856.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-10-16

is the only bond OF friendship,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-10-16
CITY CLOTHING
Il Nj II q IL L U M .
WIN ROBERTSON.

b MlND0IEANE EAIMOBo
HAS just received choice selection of Fall and
i i Winter goods, consisting of French and English
and Fancy Slk Satin, Velvet and rich Plush Yestngs
which he is prepared to make up to order. in the most
fashionable STYLE and warrant to give entire satisfaction
OF no sale. Also, Shirts Under Shirts. Drawers Col
lars, Gloves Cravats, Scarfs Ties, Suspenders Half
Hose. Fur and Buck Ganntets, soft fur and wool Hats
plush aud cloth Caps. Also,
II Il A DY
M A ID L
.1. LOTHIN
which he Is constantly manufacturing and selling pr
ces lower than is usually paid for Eastern Trash made
ITO SELL" As his clothing is manufactured under his
own supervision, he can recommend it being well
made, and OF superio: quality
Store, door west Of Allen Nelson's brick build
ing. tSept. 20, 1856 --40vsJ2O.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-10-16

DR.. c. NJ JACKSON, Philad'a, Pa.
WILL EEfECrCALlN CrRE
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA. JAUNDICE
Chronic 0r .S-rrOuS DsjHtu Diseases fLhe kniseys
qni alt diseases arising frcn, a dsOrdrred L,rer o,
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ance. Louisiana Hose turned antin civic dress, with
badges and belts. All the Hook and Ladder Com
panies were conspicuous by reason of their elegant
uniforms and stately march. and the elaborate beauty
Of the decorations on their carriages Most OF the
remaining Companies appeared in the tinellonored
uniform of red and white causing the streets TO glow
for squares at stretch several of them turning out
in great strength.
The PROCESSION terminated at the St. Charles Thea
Ter the doors of which were thrown open, and the
interior for the delivery ana
hearing of the Grafton of the day. Ladies and the
nuhc at large filled the dress circles, whilst as many
Of the trcn,en as felt disposed to remain took their
/ seats in the parquette. The banners borne in the
procession were ranged around on the stage giving it
a yerv handsome appearance. The officers of the de-
partlnent took theirseatsupon the stage, and JOHN
S. HoLT, Jr., Esq, was introduced as the orator of
the day. He made a BRIEF but appropriate and elo-
quent address. He explained the present unity be-
tween the Fire Departmental large and the Firemens
Charitable Association, which were separate and dis
tinct under the oldsYolunteer organization and set
forth the benefits of the union He stated that the
Association at present supports siXty-eight widows
and one hundred and ninetyeight orphans, and that
it eSpends $40 600 annually charities. Tile brave
res and hardships of the firemans life and the
nobility of the spirit that actuates him, were dwelt
upon with great force and beauty and his description
Of fire and its kindred incidents, which he intro
duced in illustration, conceived so graphically
and delivered with such spirit that the audience gave
him round after round of applause. When he con-
cluded he heartily eheered, and the assemblage
dispersed.
Several of the companies afterwards had collations
at appointed places, where brotherhood and convvi-
atty manifested themselves and ruled the happy
hour. ....-I .s ., :.
At night, Volunteer Company No. gave balls
Union Hall, in the Fourth District, and Hope Hook
and Ladder Company No. gave a ball at the United
States Hotel in the Third District Both hand
somely attended; the Terpsichorcan spirit showed
itself in its most energetic guise and long after the
anniversary was over, sweet music rang and merry
feet battered, equally needless of corporal fatigue
AMI of the hightof the hours.
/ No untoward incident of any kind, that we heard
Of married the beauty pleasantness of the celebra
ton during the day. So may ever be.
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oRFIcE, NO. no oAnrp STREET.


s44 TERMS:
THE Crescent will eegularly served TO n e
city early every morning Sundays of
$40 year, advance half and quarterly az tae
same rates. Of 20 aeek, payable TO the carriers
advertisements, per first insertion IN al cases
81; for every subsequent insertion, 30 cents.
Advertisements on tie second " Tor every
insertion 5 .s5
n square for every insertion 35 nj, t:5#
Advertisements mot marked viii DO published one month"; %
longer and charged accordingly advertisement or sub
scription VIII be stopped all arearages paid, at the
s+ option Of the propfetors. ia
DiscoIint be made regular advertisers
5TEEE DAILY CRESCENT
Has renders it desirable dunn for
Users PAPER circulates largely reaching
many hundreds Of homes being
approach Of hours articles
for family may be advantageonslS published in its
# columns. 5s3as 5$a sas
THE WE II XIV CRIES CENT
is published every Monday morning year. invariably in
advance. Having extensive circulation throughout
itiana, Mississippi Arkansas Alabama, Texas other
States presents favorable advertisers Of making
their wares and commodities known Advertisements in
serted for 81 per square, each Insertion. a
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Auttiolt SALES.



STATES. STATES. STATES,
BY II. B. SYKES. -.
March o., at haif-pnsti 4
w clock, on the erce opposite post No 30 First District
will he Sold
40 tons PRINCESS States landing ship Prima Donna.
1mmedi. tutely after, post %, Third District "5
10000 Princess States 24Xli landing ship Mary Ann
Also, at the same place and time, by samples -
27,00O Pincer's States, 24Xl4; De
1910 Countess 2OXlU; stored In the Brooklyn Ware
house, hlgcrs, 4
TerinsGO days for paper approved by the vendor. md
EXTENSIVE TIME SALE OF WATCHES, jEWEI.IY, etc.
account Of Liquidation of Melylc& Co.
BY GARDNER SMITH, Aucioiecr
THIS DAY, March s, Mt 10 O'Clock, and fol-
L. lowing days, will be sold auction, tho 50
street, Camp
large stock Of Fine Gold Watches Chains and Jewery of
every description; Clocks; Guns; Pistols Plated Ware
NJ"Terms liheral--at sale. m3
SuNDRIES-FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CON-
GERM.
BY r. d. SYKES.
wv will be sold levec the latloat landing foot Of
ST. Joseph by order and under the inspection OF the Port
warlcns for account Of whom II may concern
30 SHIFT Carts s Ok Shaft Carts;
Il l'agasse Carts, with bodies; .A
:: with no bodies;
four horse Wagon IL bray;
two Horse Wagon !; l Buggy and Harness.
sulky and Harness / Flatboat;
boxes Tumhcrs; IL dozen Castors;
dozen half gallon md dozen gallon Jars
4pair Cut Decancrs-; 4 dozen Champagne Glasses;
~ dozen Guarded Lanterns Molasses jugs &c.
ing hound to this port.
TERMS-CuSh. NIB
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INVALUABLE REMEDIES.-flcre are few simple
remedies very prevalent disorders which We have no hea-
tion in recommending as intallible:
For sea sickncss-Stay nj home
For drunkenncss--drink cold water.
For hcalth-take " Ayers Pills"
For accdents--keep out of danger.
To make money--atvertise in the " Crescent"
For Coughs and Colas--take Cherry Pcetorai.
To keep out of jal--pay your debts.
To be happy-subsCribe for newspaper.
To please all-nnd your own business.
To have good conscience" pay the printer. "
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Medical Books.
sWeGic0E Books.
PLATES, COLORED AND PLAIN,
For sale by
rM.:HRGDSs- H. W. EEL HrH-WC.
MEDICAL BOOKSELLER,
No. IO5 CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS.

OUAIN AND WILSON'S ANATOMICAL. PLATES;
MACIISE'S SURGICAL ANATOMY, with sixy-ciGbt coorcd
Plates;
MOREAU'S Pr ACTICtI TREATISE;
RECORDS REATiSE-iustratcd;
PANCOAST'S OPERATIVE SURGERY, with eighty Plates;
MOTIFS vELPEAUis SURGERY, volumes;
FENNER'S SOUTHERN MEDICAL REPORTS, volumes;
PEREIRAS MATERIA MEDICA, revised edition. by j. Car
son. NJ D., 2 volumes;
pRAKE's DISEASES OF THE VALLEY OF THE MIssIs.
SIPPI;
sEIBOLDS COMPARATIVE ANATOMY, volumes.
Medical students attending the session. which will close in
few weeks will find very extensive assortment Of Medical
m3 5tit los CANAL STREET.
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the eicacounes of oonnds German Bittcrs, pre-
pared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson is the unprecedented demand for
parts of the Union and, although there may be
many compounds prepared and represented being worthy Of
patronage yet feel constrained remark, that the
vast number of testimonials with which the worthy doctor has
honcred by the highest character and repeca
by who found to have to lis
ton, is testimony sufficiently conclusive, that efectual
remedy the almost immediate relief of those afflicted with
that direfu nalady, Dyspepsia has been discovered
See advertisement. fe4 lmd&W
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Mourning Goods.

We have in large assortment OF all articles FOL
MOURNING, such as . -r.--
CASIIMERES, BOMBAZINES AND ALpACAS;
BARBOUR; CHAIIN; CREPE DE LAME
GRENApISE; BAREGE; AND CREPE BAREGEi
ENGLISH AND FRENCH CRAPES;-
PLAIN BLACK SILKS AND FOULARDS;
u GlNGHAslS; CAIIcoEs, etc. etc.
GIQUEL & JAMESON, -
ma anet Is Chartres street.
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II Southern Remedy.
W 0 o D n A y s

W 0ODMAN'
CHEGERY Ez1SPE:CTCSE2Ar
active medical qualities of the pure dccoction Of
Wild Cherry Bark, and many other valuable ingredients that
far better than any other cough medicine in this
RECOMMEND ATION.
NEW ORLEANS April 9, 1855.
Dear SirThe public generally fully OF the thou
sands Of remedies lungs under the titles Of Sarapa
rlas Pills. P&scrs, Inmcns &C., that daily brought 10
their through The newspapers by Of advertisements
Ny object writing this for publication is induce the
public who afflicted to that contains
articles pulmonary diseases am conscious that
in so doing am acting unprofessonay and deroEaory
to of Medical Science and the regular practitioners
Of Medicine. Woo,naus Cherry ENpcctorant which
scientific remedy that have used with success than
any of the usual prescriptions used by physicians.
J. NJ. MAITLAND, NJ. D,
This preparation has attained wide celebrity from the uni
ycrsa success which has its For though coughs,
colds and in fact pulmonary complaints this medicine,
from peculiar properties disSoSent, and its soothing
power to Of the throat will probably be preferred
any offered the public AS appetizer, or dys1eplic
remedy will also he found excellent its natural and gcnla
warmth keeping the digestive powers in proper tone
Remember this only cough medicine that has stood
the test fraternity sanctioned by, approved
recommended the lending physicians of this city
Every bottle warranted give satisfaction the money
funded We TO be better than any Cherry PICTORIAL
Cod Liver Oil, anything else eNtant.
rrice-Onc Dollar bottle.
For sale, wholesale and retail in New Orleans, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and ISL Chartres street, and
0. 0. WOODMAN,
ms 2p3t&WIs corner Of Common and Magazine streets.
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.ResU Orleans
STATIONERS' WAREHOUSE.
No. 60 CAMP STREET.

BOOKSComprising the works Of the best standard authors
in the various departments of Literature aacient and
modern.
CHEAP PUBLICATIONS-A publishers prices received rs
as issued from the press.
SCHOOL BOOKS large supply Of all kinds in general use,
selected with great by the proprietor personally
PICTORIAL WORKS Of the most beautiful description, ST.
perby bound.
ST Of the approved kinds, adapt
ed TO the use Of counting rooms and public Offices
BLANK BOOKS of the best laid paper and Of the
most approved manufacture.
PAPER AND CARDSette Foolscap Folio Post and other
papers; Playing and Plain Cards of NIL kinds.
PRINTING AND BOOK BINDING, in all their branches
neatly executed
SCIENTIFIC WORKS and other works, by the most approved
authors The Arts and Sciences, in all their branches.
AGRICULTURAL WORKS, by the most approved authors.
ARCHITECTURAL WORKS, in all its branches. For sale by
J. B. STEEL,
Law Publisher, Bookseller and Sationer,
ND 2p3t No. 60 Camp street
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TELEGRAPHEDItTO THE CRESCENT.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP BALTIC.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
PEACE PROSPECTS sT1LL FAVORABLE.
ny THE SOUTHERN AND NATIONAL LINES.

ny THE SOUTHERN AND NATIONAL LINES.
New YORK, March 1.-The United States mail
steamship Baltic arrived at this port from Liver
pool on the afternoon of the Goth ut. her advces
being four days later than brought by the America.
Markets, @g
Our circulars by the Baltic quote Cotton as steady
at unchanged prices The sales for three days Since
the sailing of the America amounted to 10000 bales.
The Money Market.
LONDON, Feb. 20.--The money markets. tighter.
Consols closed at 9o3 to 90sd. A new loan of five
millions pounds has been determined upon.
The Peace Congress
The meeting of the Congress had been postponed
until the 23d. Everything was still favorable to
peace.
Louisiana Legislature
BATON ROUGE, March 4.--House-The contested
election case of Harrison and Ieggett vs. Whaun and
Labarre came up in the House this morning. Tie
majority report gives the seats to the contestants
while there is minority report in favor of the sitting
members There was much excitement elected, and
strong personalities occurred between Messrs CAN'T
and Estlin.
A motion to print the testimony in the case was
lost by a vote of u to 30.
A motion to print the reports and testimony and
make the matter the order of the day for Thursday
| week, brought on another fierce debate.
A motion was made to adopt the minority report.
1t moved to lay the motion the table, and the
yeas and nays being called, the vote was, yeas 80,
nays %,
A motion was made to print the reports and testi-
mony and make the case the order of the day for
Thursday next Yeas and nays called. Yeas 30,
nays 80. The Speaker then voting nay, the motion
| was lost.
A motionto adopt the majority report finally car
ried by vote of yeas 81, nays 26.
A resolution was adopted by the House this morn
ing setting apart the evening sessions exclusively for
the consideration Of private busness-and Mr.. Brice
introduced bill to increase the salary of the Judge
of the First District Court of New Orleans-es
Anact amendatory to an act relative to Sheriff sales
and writs Of fe,I tacias, passed.
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yV'tney's Canadian T'ermsiftsge.

OF all the pcrcons humbues That Ignorance ever preached
the doctrine not injurious. is the most
They egcner ncuahe diseases OF the stomach and
bowels aud are faithful Of Chronic brteh and
Chronic Dysenery Inflammation Of the Mesentery Epilepc
Fits Insanity, Imtcciliy, Consumption and AropeXy In
fact tho dsepse saps very fountains of vitality and leads
with; certainty unless arrested in time TO an carly
dent Let parents reflect unJenap facts and re-
move the danger in time nlble preparation which
the faculty have pronounced specific
-WISER.S CANADIAN vERMIFUGE
n Be particular the nHrne Winners Canadian
ycrmifgen only article that be depended on
prcpared and for gnIc in New Orleans by
j.. WRIGHT Il CO.,
ma 2u3eodEltW Nos 81 and ljl Charles street. n. o.