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P u Il c h e S
Punch says that the following should be added
the questions usually asked Of the applicant for Ii

Punch says that the following should be added to
the questions usually asked Of the applicant for life
insurance. r.'
@ Did your great grandmother ever complain of
having been frightened to death? at' o..
't Are you in the habit of reading Mr.. Allison's
histories, or the morning Advertiser, or any other
publications tending to lengthen life 5 1s
8 Is your wife strongminded woman !? ...
Doyou know any Americans, and is there any
chance OF your getting into political or other argu
ments with the owner of revolver?
. Are you polite man, who does not mind running
QUITO q hot opera-house to get up a carriage on a
wet night? +4 I'LL
g Did you ever sit upon an Elizabethan drama Of
modern construction, and how many years ago, and
who attended you, medically, afterwards2 Il r., 4 n
/" Do you run after fancy preachers, and do they
make you cry? ~ ''N
What was the general state Of your ancestors
health, in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries?
WAS any member of your family ever swallowed
up by an earthquake? WI M,.u.J ...5.. 4. a&
.tDo you always take care not to tread on orange
peel in the street?
& Have you ever been afflicted with Irishmen, Or
any other epidemic?
!" Who cuts your hair?h ''i
QUEER, QUESTIONABLE QUERIES is deaths
door, opened with skeleton keys ilssa
When q lawyer composes hism mind does ne do it in
6-S timer al a8a ,-ias 6z
Would you say that lady was dressed loud, !,
| who was covered all over with bngles2 -
live in the desert have sandy hair? And is it also
true that those who live by the Red Sea have car
| rots?
In selling Newfoundland dog do you know whether
it is valued according to what it viii fetch, or what il
l will bring?
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Tharty-E'ourtin congress--Flrst Session.

= n 7 ~ i nR 4
WASHINGTON, August IA, ls56--Seaate- SEN
ate passed joint resolution acceptng the portrait Of
John Hampden, presented by John MeGregor, Secre-
tary Of the Board of Trade Of England directing the
same to properly framed and placed in the Ezecu-
tive Mansion. s sa5s ssB1S5l II ..$ 3g&g73s5 835E d
The Senate considered the bill making appropria-
tions to various civil expenses. The House proviso
prohibiting = military superintendency in the erec:
tion OF public buildings except for defensive purposes
was stricken out. An amendment was adopted au:
thoring the Secretary Of the Treasury to purchase
three stores at Atlantic Dock New York, and appro
priating 100000 for that purpose.
The protest OF the Senate of Iowa relative to the
election of Mr. Harlan made the special order for
tomorrow. The Senate reconsidered the bill CON
tinuing the improvement of Desmoines Rapids, but
failed to pass it over the Presidents veto-ayes 32
noes l7-not two-thirds. VI &4s @ '} 5F'
= House-The House adhered to its amendment to the
legislative, Judicial and executive appropriation bill
and passed the bill establishing large number OF
post routes and tabled, by 80 majority, the Senate
bill appropriating nearly million of dollars to pay
certain bond-hoders the amount expended by Calfor
MIA in the suppression of Indian hostilities. sy
The House then adjourned. s5.
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Eatss sS fiisSEJ SON AND GREAT NORTHERN
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SUMNER ARRANGEMEsr-FRoA lsr APRIL TO 3lsr OCT.
PASSENGER TRAIN leaves New Orleans daily, at half
Ris mies from sSi New ofeas @ elock NJ Rsrnns leaves
3E NJ In adon c s sH a NsM ossfR EHf
Train leaves New Orleans every sunday at socock A. NJ for
9sy s 5GP NJ f e Ne"
f. n s I've s o
age and d s cur
insH$Iys AsIf o. RS5 toFsSoiHE s Ta5s n H. a
Company, No. 45 Carondele street Also, family tickets
who1es or halves in packages reduced price
written pass expressly @hosns do So s" nanias
M fe by TO s gs n h 9 &C. s M
direction only those making trip both will have to be
* FkEiGY TRAIN leaves Nsy Orleans for osyks and
smsan sn ans dna 1 A o M New sas a rasa
'i's oy p T"d Fsaay %Sio
9 d A. HENDERSON tS co.., MAGAZINE ST.
q 81 's 5 e nsf
sop1sss the articles needed for family S nsSc.aas
the m e M nsd Sas ey @ e
pronounced Of the most beautiful and useful inventions Of
BY simple yet ingenious device gale Increases
which they set for gentle bretze present less and less
height little is presented to is power the thin edges.
e a @ po s Sonshn M Ills Rd o saag s M po
ton Of the Sails swha mechanics have long sought for in
vain; The sDeed of the wind wheel :, not Increased nz nower
] s IS vt S t or y snae M If hs 5 # f. S Ps
up will require no care or attention whatever for weeks TO-
The only why the wind for ages past has
self:epnlntiu machine In heavy gales the wndwlee as
heroore M.s either postrated in hopeless ruin
to he injury q Kind or gearing attached; besides in
ant Ths iic"y now entirely obvaied a u the s only OBJ
lection f;t 5hat & can possibly be e. urged is the e
outlay Or expense to run the wind engineno tend
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LAX r. SHO PACK K II
ss4sssEda ~ STEAMER CHEDLE.-snr1ner Arrange
ment..For Ocean Spring., and intermediate land
ing The and splendid low pressure packet
CREOLE Joseph Neso MASTER buit expressly for this trade
with superior accommodations win leave the Pon.ehartrain
Railroad the arrival the Lake Of the cars follows
eayss 2 Lsayes 99ssP sp5ngs
TUESDAYS; 20 A. N. cars WEDNESDAY EyENING, 4
THURSDAYS. . A. N. cars FRIDAY MORNING. i. -
FRIDAYS. r. NJ. cars SATURDAY MORNING. 4
SATURDAYS. A P. NJ. cars SUNDAY EVENING.
Leaves Jefferson Railroad !5+ 8A
TUESDAY, $50 A. NJ cars SATURDAY, go P. NJ, ears.
The CREOLE, returning Monday nights and Sat
Louis. &SS
Freight extra baggage horses cows carriages Tues.
days and Thursdays by these trips must be the
railroad on the days previous time for the
for the O'Clock trains will be left urt the
trip. ssss*s5s5 t@'
Mississippi City Bloxiand Ocean Springs s.
Deck passage. 4 9:
- R. GEDDEs, Agent, 10 Bank Place.
New Orleans June l. 1856. y N g54355@Is +7ss je5
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A halter in Washington has invented hat that
cannot be blown off in q gale. The editor of one
of the papers of that city says: Il this hat were
not wind proof We would give it 8 puff.'
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The Legend or tho v a.l.Ierans sesv.. 8

wild and terrible legend Is that Of fbe middle
ages, which personifed the Jewish nation by the
TRAITS Of they Wandering Jew. H represents an old
man With naked feet uncovered head and long white
6eard, wandering eeaselessIy over The earth. His
face y paea mark of blood 5upon hs forehead his
eyes burn like saphirea beneath their oBIique lids.
nth an eageIke nose, and bIeodIike Iips sattalid
and harsh in features and Glad ina eeaTse Wdolen
gown, he ever pnrsnes with staff Id hand hig inter.
minable Journey. Speaking all Languages and tra-
versiBg all lands, knowing not the purposes Of God
concerning himself, and ever driven onward E,g Sc
cfes impulse, he Is transported from place
with the speed Of the wind and aH t1le long esntu-
sries come successfully To- aciase hs Old age renes
itself with the vfgor Of youth iii order that he may
complete the weary round Of ages. The won
der all he hastens past. Once oil twice Only has Hid
paused to tell Ffs story. He was of the Jewish na-
ton Ahasueras By name, and shoemaker by trade.
Dwelling N Jerusalem he peTseeuted Cur Saviour
was of those who cried Cruelty him e The sen
tence q death having been pronounced, he to his
house before which Jesus was 10 pass On the way To
Calvary. Taking hischiId in his arms he stood at
the door with all his family to behold the procession
Our Saviour weighed down BY the heavy burden Of
the Cross leaned for moment against The wall and
the jew to show his zeal struck the Innocent one With
cruel blows and pointing 70 the place Of execution
hade him go on. Then Jesus, turning to the unfes1
ing Child of Israel
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p, !, STEAMERS ECLIPsE -,

n, STEAdlERS ECLIPSE H1ge :,
sssssSs=zss5 kssss=ssa55 SOUTHERN BELLE. kk@aEsl k@aasEs
THE magnificent U S. Mali THE elegant aud fast run
steamer T. c1ipse, L. W. ming steamer S n N +,
Rroadwell COMMANDER, WI Belle, J. NJ Rroadwell,
commence ef regular weekly commander will her
trips in the New cks Irregular weekly trips in the New
burg, Mli1ken !sehn Iake Ofeank Grand Gulf Rodney
Providence and Princeton traea Natcez trade on MON
on THURSDAY 4tb Septetn DAY The 9Th Sentnmber eav-
er leaving New Orleans everything New Orleans every MON
THURSDAY Et tESISG, atDAY EVENING at O'Clock
ocock for the above and all the above and NIL incrtnedi-
Intermediate landings. l{sa ate landings r Y f3
The above steamers are undergoing thorough overhaulins
and reng Will be in complete order and viii attend faithfully
TO all business entrusted TO their care. Il t II, H.
The ECLIPSE will receive freight for Yaxoo river and re.
ship at Ficksburg without delay. ia i vi II 5
Neither the ECIIIPSE the SOUTHERN BETLE will be
responsible for letters packages containing money other
vaues unless regular bills Of adpg and contents
stated for valuabcs deposited BY passengers with the
clerk contained in baggage. l. fftSG - s. &s:
bills will be recognized unless contracted under written
order from the Captains Of either Of the above boats and all bills
be presented at the Office Of the boat which they belong
before IL o'clock he day Of leaving approval which will
then be paid presentation at the office The Agents. Is Gra
yier street. St
For freight passage apply board or to tp4& {
# BROADWELi. BROS. CO. 65 Gravier ST.,
OF LEWIS SNAPP & CO. 81 Front ST.
N. BA clerk will be the Ievee every Monday morning
receive freight or both boats up the time Of leaving
NJ 1,1, " 4I 4 H
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5 Gofosia q IL loss journey 5ssis
pssassseg aslthsE nor ss ss 60
ss.. A. az eSasers e tas bearing
Much IL asasi. IT. dsIisssaness @
=, Bat I. .haIt ne aIs sa:
mysterious stranger, whose feet shall become familiar
with all lands. -
How age after age he longs for the sweets Of death
and the repose OF the tomb Bit Iii spite of destf5
he must live on his dust shall not 1airae with Shat
Of his ancestors. He drag8 himself from d aIo1u.v
cavern Of Mt CARMEL shaking the dust from his beard
grown even te bis knees Nine trimming sEnIIas are
rock toroek They asg thesski o III sEs
hfs wife and six small children all OF whom
able todie; but he cannot rushes into the flames
of falling Jerusalem, and attempts to bury himself
beneath the crunbling ruins Of Rome but ID Vain-
Flying from cities and men, the WanderEr seeks tie
solitary places Of the earth He climbs the ever
dure and Of dashng torrents his feet tread the seas Of
amethyst and opal. Above him are only peaks
shrouded in mistg and eternal snoWs. The daring
eagle scars not 20 high. There are sounds save
the cracklngs of the glaciers. soul seems almost
to touch the heavens There surely The Wander
ing Jew shall rest No al pursuing ID angel usheatfs
sword of flaming fire, and, 10 the Tanderer behosds
once more in the heavens the drama Of the Crueifix
ion. The way from earth to heaven is stoEed with
myriads Of celestial beings dart with light Before
him are all the martyrs and saints and cages who
have ever lived and died. For moment he gazes
upon the vision, and turns away chased bY the
sword Of flame and demons of ghtfuIIi form.
Then he again wan6ers over the ever fine
pieces of copper in his pocket, the mark 0f
blood upon his forehead. Maddened with the agony
of life, he throws himself into the crater Of Eta but
heboing liquid and suphurous flames harm him IGs.s
The floods Of lava vornit his hour IS not
yet come. Embarklng upon the sea. the wind raises
its surface into mountain vessel divides
and all liperish save the Wandering Jew Too
sink in the ocean, its waves cast him upon The hated
shore. He plunges into a hundred bloody conflicts
without sword Or shield. II in vain. The Ieaden
balls rain harmessy upon him; battle axes and cim
tiers glance from his charmed body. Where mounted
sqaadrons fight with the fury ofdeons be casts him
self under the feet of the horsamen and unhaTed
rvited his soul and body together He says to
Nero, 6 Thou art drunk with blood 70 Christian
and Mussuman, g Drunk art thou with wit blood -
They invent the most horrible tortures for punish
ment yet injure him not Leaving in his. vain pur-
suit of death, the lands that throb with life and IN
dustry, the Wandering jew threads the solitary jun
giles Of the tropics. He walks. poisoned air, and
fierce lions and fath headed seTpents will only sport
with him as he hastens by. Isl s#.S 3 *
And thus he wanderst: 55t
Trar- -
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a CONCLUSIVE after the Copernican system Of
astronomy began to be generally understood an old
Connecticut farmer went to his parspn with the fol-
lowing inquiry 3 s1f
Dr. T., do you believe in the new story they tell
about the earth moving around the sun !? = IN Sy9z
FIX Eyes, certainly
'lDo you think ! inquired the farmer again, that
it is according to the Scriptures II tits true, how
could Joshua command the sun to stand still rs 1
,Umph ~ quoth the Doctor scratching his head,
g Joshua commanded the sun to stand STILL did he =
pa" Yes.'' 5 3 S5 4g53-:5
g.a ttWel it stood still, did It not! Y IS S.
stsYes.n 5zs S
Very wel did you ever hear that he set it going
again u t s.s5s5.s
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
@ H10 RIVER. III


leays q 5fs nD4 X Th ns, a' O'clock r
q and IL ssplsndd passenger ceilor,
u W. Stewart master, will leave for the above
and all ineedae landings freight or passage apIy
on board or to W. G. BETTERTON Il co. Awents Sfr''
aI22 8$3 f@$ Es l5sg % Tcbn,,ntanIss st,sa+ 5
The Chanceior being very light draugh being only twenty
account Of The low stage Of water in the Ohio
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r IFFc INSURANCE. -~ STABILITY - SECU-
Ia RITY-PERPETUITY.- STATES LIFE IN
SURANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF PHIL
A-GuATER PERPETUAL.

lhsiEyMSHEfAESffH= HI HiHHR sfAfES TIL iS
ASMGlTE AF THSSE COMPANY OF
Assets, january list, 1866, $l,4216I2 42.
A. W rhompson ohE'1nf Pi g. fd sY Ely
so G II E. E1sS
EEERHES SHhS5SER
f. oss s'ss
sss % @ on snS p 1t
ss H s an az IL E pa lii sss in
S;5:: ,:5; *s g. ;,5 Sssss
s s
6Sa e ssass 5S9
D. iS5he TIL Branch 6Fies 'S
nPaph1ets blank FORMS etc. can be obtained at the Office
5osara k5szAsp sHsssbes, ssss N Medical Examiners
In attendance '' HARSos '5sS Il f bo2s4 Il
F7 IN sgs sss III ssH
tons and prepared take Fire, Marine and River Risks
A' 'ns usual fA's'' D1REcroRs:-
j 5ss J. + R@E: 6sp,s. ! 4 : s + Sssssas,, HssaS
i Hssh i F2a:ss' H:ss: HsH:f + f. sss!5:1, Es95;as"
THOMAS sI.Oo, President
JAS D. DENEGRE, Vice President.
JAS EDWARDS Secretary.
New Orleans, Jan |, 1856 - la2 ly
81 sH !ssHAss@ is 5as :s CO.
fornn foen rStS1f1 SeRngh Jas N Nsvins Wm. m Tosel
0. Gailard, T. Masnero, &. Aliltenberger.
This Company organized the mutual principle prepared
to issue Policies for Marine; River and and Fire Risks Risks
jules Do1EosDE Secretary iels iy
| OFFICE or NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
" Observation-Disclosures No. 6l Camp street-Ipcorpora-
ted under Act of the Legislature on 18th March, 1855.
The office Of the Institution will be open for the reception
Deposits morning Gnndnys excepte from O'Clock,
and on Saturday evenings from to o'clock.
Deposits OF One Dollar and upwards will be received.
The employment of the strictly limited by the Act
Incorporation the Public the United Siates Of the
Sateof Louisiana and Of the City of New Orleans. 10
mortgage of unencumEered
Estate within the limits of the city Orleans not exceed
| ing 50 per cent. of the appraised cash value
upon pledge OF the Stock Incorporated Banks in
All Interest Profit derived from employment of the
funds be distributed semi annually among the Depositors
EoTrusee directly indirectly borrow any the funds
! Or receive any pay emoument whatever.
Certificates of deposits having interest at agreed
will be issued for less than $1,000 deposited for
| specified time. - ~
/ W.N Mercer, Geo. Urquhart, r. B. Sumner,
6 ihs1n,5s 1pnnefn Rou,rt Hes George Seer Jonas n
Eh'' A. Adams SaStRfa &RRtEE P Pie9dsns 81 MisA''
Il A. D. KELLY,
| KB. Tf y3sHhf sGHNhR, Vice Presidents
D. D. WITHERS, Treasurer.
n BCopies of the Act of Incorporation and Bylaws
be obtained OF the Office. a2Sly
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feA ESTII.L SPRINGS, ESTILL COUNTY, KEN
f% UCKY-Tls fine Summer Retreat is situated the
L enucky River surrounded by wild and romantic
tain scenery and Of the most picturesque and healthy
and accessible by fine graded road Arrangements have
been made with the Kentucky Stage Company for running
line of daily four horse coaches from Lexington the Springs
that passengers leaving Louisville Cincinnati by The
ing will arrive at the Springs the evening"
The place in fine condition and open for the reception
of visitors. -N t Mrs. o. CH1IIES,
my23 JOHN CHII.ES.s
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FOR RED RIVER.
VIII leave on Sy11g sAT1gRgAY q z ts eclesk y

fFss;sss 4, !. FOR SE4REVEPOisJrs sjp Direct.
me very Light draught eight incl) steamboat
AfiSa, hutchinson, MASTER having undergone
,hoaugh repairs wi eaye 9r Shreveport Bayou
above For freight apply on board or to
LEWIS SNAPP i Co. 81 Front street. x
n B-Through bills Of ladins given and cIcrk will be on
the yee foot Of Bienyile street. Monday morning to receive
freight. =
The Ariel will be able go over the falls AT Alexandria and
through direct ~ anIi
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

e-x=, . ===sp7 NEW ORLEANS, OPE.
EsIsss SEga 10 U SAS AND GREAT WESTERN
EsSsstsz. Sdflzt 11oss[--.HIs&ggRATLR r. A TLROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS. .. r&
On and after the 18th Of june next Passenger trains will leave
the Depot ut Agies EVERY DAY l.30 A. NJ
Leave (ircna every day 7u A. NJ.
Arrive Bayou Buuf day at .ll0 A. N.
RETURNING:
Arrive at Gretna /. ~
Excursion tickets to the regular Stations and back the
same day will be issued as follows:
To Bayou des Alemands s.......................l SO
To Raceand Lafoulche Crossings and Terrebonne 80
To Tigerville. 90
Between intermediate regular Stations prices proportional
Ferry Boat will with the Passenger Trains leaving
the foot of ST. Ann EVERY MORNING O'Clock, pre-
cisely
Freight will be received for Bayou Buuf and intermediate
Stations by the Company the wharf at the foot Of ST. Louis
street. EVERY DAY unt O'Clock P. NJ. All up freight
be paid by the shippers and freight to be delivered at all
other Stations than Bayou des Aenand Raceaud aouche
Crossing. Terrebonne TigGrve and Bayou BGuf xhere
the Company have agcnts) must be pre- paid.
Printed Rules and Rates Of Freight to be had application
at the office of the Company.
A. B. SEGER,
aultf Vice President
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To opreVent dogs becoming mad, take as much Af
rican cayenne paper will make apii about the size
of large pea. Give this raw meat once or twice
week during the warm months, and you will have
no mad dogs
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Dr. Chalrlal3ars.

--------------- FraFersiDs Mountains aud seas,
Pausing neither in the cities nor the deserts !,
Nowhere-not eganin the tomb. =, FL
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THE LAKE.

F%@ u, g.. MAIL. -- FOR MANDEFIETE,
Iewlsbars MadisoHvlle, Gaying!en snd Abisa
Capt Hoffman will leave for the above and intermediate land
fngs, as follows: Es55
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WATERING PLACES.

csA, PASS CHRISTIAN HoTEL-THIss COM
E reception of visitors and complete arrangements have
been perfected for the entertainment Of inferior
hotel upon the Gnf Coast. i s3 ~ GRIGE & JAMES,
jy4 2pa-lm .s.5. Proprieors.
g. CULLUHI SPRINGS CHoCTAW COUNTY
b AabamaThe proprietor of the above delightful Water
Hg Place returns his thanks to the citizens Of New Orleans
and its vicinity for their liberal patronage bestowed him
last season. and bes leave to them that he will be
happy t. them again this An Express will CON-
with the Springs and New Orleans this thereby
ahng visitors at the above place to communicate with their
friends at rns expense without the usual delay caused by
the mails.
y RATES OF BoARD =s2 as5@
wee L W
month ~ N3 ~
E"Hacks in waiting the landing the arrival OF
boat TO Immediately the Springs
No So ST. Charles street. who Is agent in New Orleans
ie9 Am ,.... CHARLES CULIIUM Proprietor.
49, COOPER'S yVELl4-sITUATEDlI HINDs
kl Raymond within four miles, from thence by stage.
This noted Watering Place for the of Chronic Darea
Dyspepsia Dopsy Gravel Diabetes, Chlorosis General De-
bity etc. is now open for the reception Of visitors:
INMAN WILLIAMS, &s3
N Bit is well known that the yellow fever prevalent
here last fall evidently brought here by goods from
infected district Persons arriving at the Well will be struck
with its elevated locatiou Situated in the pine Hills and will
fail TO local for fever Precauon been taken
have the bedding used the occasion pointed the resi-
dent physician Or s. Beazeey) and in presence Of
wits and their certificates published thorough
ton is going and visitors daily arriving do not
DESIRE expect very large company the coming
m8l tt INMAN WILLIAMS
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,+,Ez FOR KEY WEST via TAMPA AND CE-
TV|NMSDAE KEYS.-The fast sailing schooner 1.lbbie
sheppart Capt John Lows viii will be BE ready to .nd re-
Cedar Keys if sufficient freight offers For freight Or passage
apply to .a.f f- BARELLl q Co,
nGlS ,H... .. =l.. No. bl Common street.
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SEA-GOING VESSELS.
TEXAS AND MEXICO. Ell

viii leave SUNDAY. al, inst. AZ O'clock
FrEn SOUTHERN STEAMSHIP cow
S1KIfNR1 PANY-tFor GALVESTON AND MATAGDR-
DA BAY.--U. S. Mail Lne.--Tlle new and mag
mander leaves as above punctay For freight passage,
having elegant for passengers apply to
HARRIS, MORGAN Il Co, foot Of Julia ST, ),
..f E NM 775' ~ opposite the Steamship Landing.
Slppers will please provide themselves with the steamer's
form Of bills Of iading. None other will be signed.
yoSds from Powder Horn tn Tavnca iF' au22
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=, POINT CLEAR IIOTEGL.-THE PRoPRIE.

ns&, THE OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL WILL
opened the first dsy Sf June under The personal at.
Every energy will brought to bear make the visitors
home, my2i If
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okRTiIn .rs.
.rrIr. 1883.

'1NHI6 superior preparation presented the American
public with the greatest confidence in its efficient
qualities excel any other Itnnens Its action Is
certain, safe aud uniforms failing where
nal application is appropriate All who tried regard
infailible the following dssasv-
Bruises, Swec Limbs, Weak Joints White Swelling Pains
in the BACK Hips Sides the Breast Face ANY other part
of body Ii4 excellent remedy Bruises, ScHldH
Cuts &C. The usefulness Of this nv=tmabIc chemical COM
pouul Is by no means conht TO The human species but Is
domestic animal the horse Among the uuny diseases aud
accS occurring the horSc which It is the
cure may be named the following Cute Bruises Sprans
Shoulders Chaps, Scratches, Cracked Heels sweeney
Spine Joints, ETC. For further particulars direction