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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-06-06
Doesticks on Garrotting.

Pigford my esteemed friend and fellow
boarded at Mrs Snagley's has been garrotted
and it really seems as if therobbcr, must have
intimately known his private affairs, because
the event occurred on the night of the very
day that he received remittance from Eng
land to pay Mrs. Snagley his five months
board; he appeared at the brcakfast-table
next morning with countenancc so much
damaged, and was SO cast down on her ac-
count, that she could not find it in her heart
to refuse him three months longer credit un-
til he can get another remittance from Eng
land.
jerks, another of our boardcrs, was CARROT
ted twice in one weck-it has bewildering
effect upon Jenks-it makes him unsteady in
the legs, and causes his breath to smell of
rum-punch: on the first occasion of the rob.
bing and choking outrage he rung the area
bell of the house on the other side of the
street, until policeman interftrcd and
brought him home: then jerks inveiyled the
policeman into the house and delivered him
over to me with many formalities, assuring
me that he was garrotter whom he had over.
powered and captured by main strength, and
he showed the star on the NJ. P.'s breast the
place where the invinciblc fist of jerks had
smashed his jaw" jerks wss garrotted acai,
two days after, and brought home by gen.
tlemanly-lookins individual who picked hi.
pockets at the door, took his overcoat, chang
hats with him, and then rang the bell for tn,
girl to come and let jerks into the house.
The girl came, and found this individual try
ing to whittlc off one of the pickcts of tn,
iron fence with his pen-knife, and meanwhil,
making furious attempt to sing the word.
of Evening Hymn to the Virgin" to tn,
classic air Of Root, Hog, or die"
The mania has extended even to the k;,cb
CT, sr:I The aeira-sts s,e ,cv t..lcrer r.
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: example Of their BETS, a.1 go; :.
frottcl on every favorable opportunity VT tie
box goes to the butchers. he is invariably,
according to his own account. attacked hy 1:
band of rufiians and robbed 6f the money be
fore he gets home-this has happened four
successive days in broad daylight. and has
cost Mrs Snaglcy about tour-and-siSpence L
time sent Sally, ..,e little GRAND girl. with
dime for scme beer andishc returned in tears
with the news that she toe; had been gar
rottcd,' and had lost the change. She had
her FIST full of lemon candy, and had two big
apples in her pocket, which suppose the
robbers had given her.
ORIGIN OF psalm TrNES.-The first tunes
were popular airs ard dances. The CldHur-
dre'lM was a love ditty; Rebukc nae not was
a jig; and Stand up, u Lord, was Poitou
dance. Gardiner, under the sanction of
George ". and Archbishop Manners, adapted
two hundred and twenty strains Of Hadyn,
Mozart and Beethoven to as many of the
best versions of the Psalms.
Notes and Queries.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-06-06

MARRYING HUSBAND FOR THE Cu11n
REN.-A strange looking couple stopped at a
hotel in a small town in Wisconsin not lon"
since. They sent out for a justice of the peace,
who soon united them in the bands of worry,
unusual wedlock. The bride, who was quite
Il young looking person. informed lady who
was present, immediately after the ceremony,
that u she met that man few days before, and
that ne had Just lost his wife, poor man.
ana that her husband died last week, and
ieft her with four children, and this man also
had tour, the Oldest of which was born on the
same day with her Oldest, and the birth -doy
OF the Youngest Was also the birthday of her
Youngest, the age of those hopeful inuocents
beng SIX months, and it seemed so pretty ia
have all those " little critturs" around the
house toSether.-.iit~ouAie Democrat.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-06-06

y FIRST Klss.-In German tale, publish
ed some time since, is description Of The
First Mss, in the following sensation styIe
80 am really dear to you, Sophia?' whis-
pcred, and pressed my burning lips to her
rosy mouth. She did not say yes: she did
not say no; but she returned my kiss, and
the earth went from under my feet: my soul
was 10 longer in the body; touched the
stars; / knew the happiness Of the sera-
rh;m"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-06-06
JOB PRINTING.

Our Printing establishment was never in bette,
condition than now, and increased attention will
be given to this branch Of business. We keen
constantly on hand Paper and Card Stock, and are
now prepared to print Iandhills. Programmes.
Auction Bills. Bill Heads. Labels. Circulars Bu,i-
ness and Wedding Cards. &C.. &C.. at short notice.
Orders by mail will be carefully attended to. and
the work forwarded with dcspatch
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-06-06

\ FINE LADI.-She had certainly some
qualities to shine in fashionable circle Sh.
had a plenty Of apathy, was tolerably ilhtc-
rate; was brilliantly vain, and fcrtilely capri
cious; acquiesccd with every one, and diffu-
scd universal Smiles
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-06-06

\ HUNGRY SET.-A boy. attending festi-
val supper. said some Of the voracious visitors
had been starving themselves so long. in an
nclpatlon OF the feast. that they were hoNou
all He way dorm, and he could hear the first
mouthfnl they swallowed strike the bottom
Of their boots
PLrck.-Dr. John Thomas, Bishop of Sal
isbury. England. was married four tines
The motto on his wedding ring, at his fourth
marriage, was -
Ii survive
III max. hem sve
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-06-06
HOPE. FOR KANSAS
Written for The Caledonian.
RN L. L GAEE

''"''i 1'' me a4c'lJulIH
BY I. y. GAGE.
Ho' ye hearts that bleed for Kansas,
In her terror and di>nlay,
BE not fearful nor di>hcartcncd,
Though the tyrant holds the sway:
Though the hands that guide the nation.
Tighten every link and band;
Freedoms spirit only slumbers,
And the time is near at hand.
Let the nations great tribunal
Publish cunning pleas and crecds,
Time al strip them OF DISCUSSES,
And reward them for their deeds;
Let the Nations hoarv Councils
Frame expressions baSest laws.
Time shall Judge them for their ba~oncss.
Gcd bali crush them for their cause.
Oh. thou Babylon Of slavery
On thy mighty palace walls.
Words Of blood and fire are written,
And voice for vengeance calls,
Even now thy guardian river.
From It's bed Is turned aside.
Loi an army is upon thee
That shall crush thee and thy pride.
Not with broad>v ords nor with banners,
Comes that army to thy >,h.orc.
Not to fill thy Wales with murder
Nor to drcnch thy thy hill. with gore:
MS the array OF Opinion.
That stall crush and CONQUER thee.
That >t!a!i s.Ye he land to Freedom
From the mountains 20 the sea.
Hark, o Slavery Frorn thy borders
Comes warning lout and deep,
Far Missouri speaks in thunder,
Just awakened from her sleep.
Lo! sl," heads the van for frtcdoin
In the struggle nc;: al hand,
Thcrc'a a rescue for the rc5,,l".
There is freedom f0r the lard
tiod hath pierced thcc, Oh tAou monster.
Thou hast quailcd beneath the blow.
And We watch and wait the moment
Of vo,r final overthrow.
Then o. slt, cry '-ovsi tly purpose,
Fer thy zeal is aye acc4rs'd,
Every link and band vc tighten,
Cnlv helps the chains t. burst,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-06-06

s;FBabcs were described. many years ago,
as noisy, lactiferous animalcul;r, much desired
bv those who never had anv.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-06-06

If our nett sA4n, he an heir.
Wen call him Edward Albert, dear
Not 50 la>' the QW"cn rcpIic>
Those two na,ncs&o 1nuch prize,
They shall nee be worn b. one,
Thuugh he hc our eldest s0n;
Id have ,oU Albert, understand.
The nomenclature have planned.
Ii our next should he an heir
The name of Edward he shall bear,
In mem rv Of my father Kent;
Our second son. ('tis NY intent
Shall take Of course. lour own dear name,
Our third, think. may justly claim
That Of nv uncle Sussex then
Dur four,h II name l.ciningcn.
Nv own half brother. Young and bold;
Our fifth well chIi>tcn Leopold:
Oar sixth shall G0;ha''-'t:raciouS Queen
IEAclamcd the Prince with awe strucI: micn.
But if some girls shall intervene
''Wcn." answered sl:c. "auppo>c they do.
They go for nothing III my view;
But. to proceed. the sixth and seventh.
The eighth. and NINTH and tenth and lcvcnts
III thus baptilc c"-ihe Queen turn'd round
The Prince was stretched ont on the ground
and look Il most gh0>tly wall.
What i, the matter my adord:'
20 please Your Ma iestv. I'm foord.
am no Solomon.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-06-06

Brown SrGAR.-A philosopher who had
married vulgar bat amiable girl, used to call
ner Brown Sugar. because, he said che
was sweet, but Ur-ef.:ed.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-06-06

i RoYL CDiLoQUY.-Thc ninth addition
to the royal family of England has brought
the following, under the above head. to light.
which not bad in its day. loses nothing by
timt. Figaro thinks that Prince Albert has
already recovered from his considerations. and
learned with Pope 'ilat "whatcvcr is. is
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on the Ohio will continue during the presen. month.
The following from the Louisville Journal! 18th ult
is general than the teegphc dispatches received during
the past week:
The business Of the week has again very light and in
the limited transactions former prices have generally
tanned lots OF wheat have owing
10 the competition between me and Dealers prices have ruled
from c above the prices heretofore current with
liberal will not be sustained The
of and almost exhausted and prices
tiesbarey sufficient supply the city demand
been movement baggirg but generally at lower prices
Bale has been selling freely previous The grocery
market continues excessively dull The business has
altogether in retail and both and moasses
downward tendency in fact for light
the demand from the East has the provision
been quiet though holders FIRM The
been ttifing at about vons prices.
Notwithstanding this dulnes in the market,
nues and the offerings in the Bank
their facilities meet them Exchange is about before
fallen but sufficient growing crops especially corn
which suffering for want of rain Several showers fell
yesterday and last evening indie rain
fhe wheat and nearly all housed, pretty
well scertaned that in quantity they exceed any year
while the quality is also superior.
The river has risen six inches the last
give nearly fact water in the channel Cairo aud light
draught and middle class boats to
MONEY MARKETWe anticipated being able to report
easy money ket but There relief The Banks
at least they do take half the
10 them, and the best thrown
have TO resort to the street Of bed freely The
door rates from II a Exchange
very rn The Bank for Eastern continues * the
brokers changing l. New Orleans is dull quote the
selling rate by Banks noninaly at par TO "a
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Jetery's DoubIe-Acting Suction and Force Pump |
,cith India Rubber Bal PGlpes,


Jeterys Double-Acting Suction and Force Pump,
,cih India Rubber Bal PGlres,
tons Dry Docks Ships, Ocean and River Steamers,
Dwellings, etc. etc.. etc.
The subscriber having been appoined Agent fo ms sae
for the eterys Improved Double Acting Pump with
Bail Valves prepared TO receive orders
and This valuable invention patented June
lth 1855 and the FIRST PREHlrM al the New
York Fair, held At Elnim ia mat year In INTRO
uctnr this new Pump this community the undersigned feels
confidence that his efforts bring ii into general will be
seconded by all who operation and construction
The perfect adaptation Of solid Balls of India Rubber fer
Pump Valves, viii nj he apparent 20 thinking mind
Their and their yielding sprace
certainty operation and perfection Of action which
he attained other Valves. The simplicity
facility it'll which The parts removed
FORM renders this the
ana Pump in Every Planter Ship Steamboat
apart their general purposes, they
tr:4rs orrned Into efficient Fire Engine,
Size No 2psssesses capacity Of forcing 70 gallons min
Price So
Size No possesses capacity forcing 40 gallons per
Price SS5
Size No possesses capacity of forcing Is gallons per
$50.
And larger sizes suiahe for Dry Docks or heavy Drainage
ro 70 capacity Of 500 gal! tnute, in Ct
construction and 10 expected Nos and I'D
nirao,y adapted Sugar Houses forcing the eaUeuice
.asses and The ordinary which Pump Is generally
Piled while for edeemns Swampy Lnds the Me- as are nd
peDsabie
The subscriber Feels Convinced that when these Pumps
they will speak fer themselves and that later
they viii 60 into general
Samples size No. can DO seen operation c. O. Bier
Go IS No 90 Camp treet; Price Gouloas, No. lp hyfras
Btreet the office Of the undersigned in
ANDERSON d. DIETER, Agent,
rn2+ " e GrHvttr street,
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AUCTION SALES.

CATALOGUE SALE ON ACCOUNT OF LIQUIDATION.
Stock In Trade Of Dry Goods Store.
BY BLACHE l. BEAUMONT, Auctioneers.
aasS & hhs as st aa 10 Nc Sf7esh a.
'ff :? # aRE GOODS STORE
ssaesa % ek fDd cea rn
linens o%ssfs; shnss hs
Of Ell"
raaNsn.I i l. at .ss ,Gs and ooa. no
TUESDAY, ith Of August jy3l
BY \. vIGNIE, AucTIoNEER;
R M rc1sa Of fan. Order 4 from non the H Hon r.
q a{ 1851 the matter Of Mrs Feiste minor wife Of
'ss P'f o asS'3 s'1 1 vii
4 GEkTA AIN LOT OF GROUND fronting on casacalvo
opposite Washngo Field and
by depth Of l2o feet Together with all the buildings and I'M
TERMS AND CoNDITIoNs-Two thousand dollars cash,
the Of cent annqm from maturity until paid
1''' u S''' '''''' ''''''4''' jyo 4tnsOd
TN vERTff alum ordre d Hhonorabls Sc =,
de Juliet dams . a q M~s rsiss kdF
TN CERTAIN LOT DE TEREE la casscalvo en-
Franq"s az g. ed de nGs Ia rue sr
rations ani y tronyent. ;. ,,,,no.
mile pastres compliant el Ia othiee
Is de credit biets garraiis hypoheqne
dite popett, portant cent dinere par an
isqua pat Placement Les des Lets devront ee dates lie
% JUN 1851. -,
Les aces pardevan A. Boudousque notare pub
lque. 1y9 itin3Uh
VALUABLE SLAVES AND BANK STOCK -sUCCEs-
sion of the late Mrs George W. Mott.
BY n. vIGN1E, Auctioneer.
SATURDAY, August l5, 1897, at X O'CLOCK
= NJ in Rounda ST. Louis Hotel by virtue of an
order Honorable the Second District Court Of New
Orleans 2ot june 1851 NO. 1913 for account Of said
succession, will be sold
l. FIVE SHARES of hundred dollars EACH Of the Unior
Bank Of Louisiana, paid in full.
81 TERMS-Cash
q BURGRAT alias Virgil, aged about 30 years
cooper.
1I-TERMs-Cash.
g. NANCY, grif woman aged about 30 years. frstrat
washer and ironer.
| py-TERMS md CONDITIONS-One third cash, and til,
balance credit of six and twelve HloRs for notes bearing
per per and satsf ctoy endorsed
Acts Of sale before H. Bonny Notary Public. jyl6
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p. S. WILT, Clerk.

DEuxrEME CouR DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE H ENRIET.
de- la Nouvele. Orleans. s IA FLATHMAN-No. l. l6l.
A Wis est par lie present donnie au. cream
ciers de Ia susde succession, toutes
peut concerner, davo dGduire ous
de la publication les aisos pour squeles compile
psente lie tuteur DIES enans mneuis de Henrietta Fah
decede srait point approuve ct homeogue les nds
mains reparis conform dit compile
Par ordre de la cour.
;yoQ ,yse c
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Nsh Orleans Bully Gresttrt.
THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
Neh OrltaNs Nlontp Market.


oAksGsNI oYrIck. NO. ~ lamp erect
me ana in paper ana exchange
nave peen w m ls", summer eahoa'o. ihsfe were sa'eS
CENT and few sdail sums maturing in March and April
per The offerings Bank continue we'll up 10 their
,,;,. IN do and o,,bo,., ,,a ,,d 49, ~. .n.;... -
nearly Oh million OF dollars in line, yet there
was some paper because 1t came before the Boards in
an irregular manner linen again there was paper offered and
OF course ad 10 DC because none OIL the paes were
known 10 the boa'a pa'r 'eeaiy The BANKS nave been
pretty liberal though we oa'y near OF complaints against tue
Ajax Gbut nave mol Inc members Of our commercial COM
muny YET eafheu 'n"' inc AJAX 'akes matters win ou cum
d'9'"e' WIN us FRESHMEN. Enjoying the oahdshments OF
raf's' ''oAiHs Ae ~ w. win some Oh i's directors
faVen"s 70 H oa passing ,ie'f nu'e az No'thefh
"a'en.e ,p ',,. Hs 's s's WIN rieesoiei" anu
fmeN -, s"' WIN al ,hese eVei hafp''
Wv" pp "' r o A II DC eNpee''u 'hs' ue
nj" p 80, ''' 'he 'i'ee nu"uieu anu
'hs o 'o.i - " ~ over, oi SATURDAY iasI'
ss.o,,,.d ony
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sEcoSDE CouR DE JUSTICE 1LA VILE DE Ia NouyELLE
PAX, ORLEANS VS.. WIN. BELLY, +.
Paroisse dOretus. } m. c.--No IG9.
I'm VERIFY dun writ dc fieri facias a moi
IL ades.e par Honorable G. NJ Bradford, Seconde
raix la Parose Orleans orirai publque
rArcade de Bank des Magazns, tiravier Nat
critic:
vle dams let No. $50 dapres lie tabau d'assesement de
1855 borne par lie canal Caronueet les Toulouse Dor
geno Broad degne lie No Is d'apres plan ft
Adolp F. Engeard ingenieur civil date du % Novem
be- 1852 led lot fome leneoignure ct 81 peds pou
lgnes Carondeet 81 peds poll
ignes face la Toulouse profondeu de 60
peds pouces lgnes face Dorgenois Il piejs
pouces Ia ligne opposee lie separant du lot II.
Saisi dams l'aiaire cdessus.
CONDITIONS-Comptan moment de Rehabilitation.
je2T jy10 % Au6 W. W. MITCHELL, Connetible.
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SECOND CouR DE JUSTICE LA VILE DE LA NnUvELLE
PAX, : ORLEANS VS.. D0EMINI NOR
SECOND Jus11cE's COURT I CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs.
Parish of Orleans 5 WIN. BELLY, f. m. e.-No. lOo
PY VIRTUE of a writ of fierf facfas to me

u directed by the Hon c. NJ Bradford the
Peace for the Parish OF Orleans will and sell
lie auction at Banks Arcade Magazine between Graz
ver and Natchez Streets Thursday the day A-
wit:
city in No 49, according rolls Of 1856
bounded by Carondee Walk Toulouse Dorgenois Broad
and designated by the No. Is plan the
other lots made by Adolphe FEhgelhart Civil Engineer
the th OF November 1882 said lot being lot and
measuring 81 feet inches and lines front Carondelet
Walk and 81 feet inches lines Toulouse by
depth of GO feet II inches and lines front Dorgeno
and y feet inches the opposite side lire separating It from
lot No. IA.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
TERMS-Cash the spot
je27 jyl0 IS ai6 ". W MITCHELL, Constable.
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CONSTABLES SALES.


r,sis ss.fs ssssr ssEsics
rsss = e as e WI Fl , e e
s e, sS sb s Fiji ~ W
ua sas
Seized d,s y he above entitled suit ,,-,, = ox-,
aus ~ ID II Constable.
sesE 81 "
It a.s fs sd f.sas e
Justice Dc raix y paroisss pscedsrai
vsis Sos tvSp 9a se sur i. rue J.
s' ss E d.s s.i ssafs.s sshs''i''a''
s9s 2 + az wR e. o &
2iisa er y lei saeis. rs g
Fs.ss 'hs fsrsk q olsaas vii proceed I'D Ell
II .sa sf
on SSE EoT 81 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
s SsgMs L DE- sse ~ K. sa, ss. suit
aus 70 IS 70 Y. W. MITCHELL, Constable.
sE'Gss # sysE II sae Mrs
= IL as f ,s sF aes s,ss
rssa 0 q. r rI e. o an s Mill 2 sell
sS ss ssE August ssas$s
a. ONE j TOT ioT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
iva 20 aus I - ". W. MITCHELL Constable
sHee parish JOIN SES
aI r }s Gsn wit o1 fee. 1seias
Orleans viii proceed and a sell It pab
liz s ssop c Bsht Aead Mfgsne M a
gust M oeoek following deseeei psopessy to- to-
LOT OF GROUND IN the Second District Of this city,
Ton p ana 5 y
sy rs e s a spS ss on
according plan annexed passed january
1915 before A Duca,ei Notary together with the appuenan
ss.zsa II the above entitled suit.
JET jylo IS AUG W. W. MITCHELL, Constable.
s''9sD1 soFs Es Pc Il SoSE5
p saTssss Bradford
De rue des NaDs entre Gase Nj.
chez JEUD1 Aout 1885, midi la proprie,e ciapres de-
IN LOT DE TERRE dams lie secoude District de cete
Hasp Ct Dc a
s IS ass Il
M "a fss s1nsHs sys at
bic les baes aineioations qu ~ ouyen f-sen'
jss yio . aus STcHELs GaHaesssle
81 osssDs az
wi sri sss,rs ss n,
public Banks Arcade Maga1n street be,wee
Gravief and Natchez Streets
ember 1851 IL o'clock NJ the following described property
to wit :
ACERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with the buildings and In
provements thereon situated in the Third District this
in No. % according to the rolls of 1853 bounded
Union, Love- 1oodchdren and Frenchmen said ID
forming The corner Of Union and Love streets 81 fee
Union street. IS
The Improvements consist of House with ktche
and other appurtenances ~ 8
| TERMS-Cash the spot. ....-... III.
| jy24 aus % seq W. w. MITCHELL, Constable
SECOND couR DE JUSTICE LA VILE DE La NnUvELLl
PAX, ORLEANS VS.. DOEAIIyI NOR
Paroisse d Orleans. AMINO IA.
I'm VERIFY dun writ de fieri facfas a mo
~ airese lonorab'e G. NJ Bradford Second Justice
Paix pour aroisse d'OrIeans orra pubdue
Arcae de Bank DIES Magasis Natche,
MERCREDI e2 jour de septembre 1857, midi la prophet
ci-apres decrie-
UN LOT DETERRE les authorizations qu sly frouyen
stue dams lie Tro;ieme District de cette ve dams Piet
dapres lie abieau de 1885, copris les
Union, d. Amour BoHs Enns ct Francas LIE dit lot de
forme encognure Union Amour peds fac
Ia Amour 95 pieds de proondeur face la
lUnion.
Les ameioations consistent belle maison bois
| cuisines. ctternes,
Il C0NDITIONs-Comptan moment de Fadjndication.
auS2 sch uataba
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7 ANDINGEX SHIP BARNEY FROM BORDEAUX
IL IlU lUG boxes saTdnes, F. kandereh NarteS
"a =. Truttei Pies. Defer Yne;
IL -ighths very old Goguac, tHrroldes brandt
a. boxes ye.y old GiaFer Chateau NaEgaHSi
~ , -. LaiJte
Il qasks OLD St. Jrllen Crarei, 1864. For sale by
GRAPIAA, COMhAGkRE y co,
jy27 ~ eestemhouse street.
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SLiRSA p ar ILLA LOZEN G E S
Simple and Compound.

Prepared BY n. HEREU, Druggist and Physician.
Superior TO all Essences rnps and Extracts so Named aud
to all specalites heretofore known.
have long time thoroughly investigated the idea of
therapeutic susceptible OF being applied all
Diseases the deve opmen morbid principle OF which proceeds
from Internal cause either in the blood any Of the
organs.
careful and uninterrupted analysis the animal vegeta
BILE and mineral kingdoms had induced the hope that could
bring about such result and thanks to my interchangeable
searches, ii is now obtained.
vegetables the necessary for this
grand idea which based upon oeagnous principle of
sparla partly known the public Such is the discovery
which have the honor this day Of advertising The form Of
has been given because its precuded the
possibility of doing otherwise and have divided into SIM
pie and compound in order that they might be given
Ny first experiments made privately, and remained
until wonderful results had satisfied that had
ceeed and that the chnGe OF qucke could not be brought
The attention of physicians the public is
these Lozenges in order that witness the adi
rable results OF the
GENERAL EFFECTS,
Testified to by upwards of thousand persons.
The stomach is ceanse the blood purified and renovated
by removing all impurities from this precious and fluid
SPECIAL EFF ECTS.
l. Prompt and radical cure of all diseases generally.
Persons who have used these Lozenges have had the
cholera nor the yellow fever;
g. Veuerea syphilc hepRtic, scorbucal, equity, rheI-
matte and and bilious diseases completely cured
All diseases OF lungs head eyes stomach bowels and
other Internal and external complaints disappear entirely
viied the L0zenges resorted
For sale by the box with prospectus showing how they
GENERAL DEPOT AT N. HEREU's
corner Toulouse aud Bourbon streets.
j. WRiGHT CO..
u and Isl Chartres st.
Il. B0NNABhI,
corner of Natcte2 and Tehouptoulss ss
C. q. WERCKMULLER,
102 Camp street, of Poydras street.
APPROXIMATIONS gratis daily at the above Drug Store