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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-23


PRoPosED NEW AND ORIGINAL MISSISSIPPI Asso- 5
c1AT1oN.-The following we lind in the +Okalona
MISSY Prairie News: /, u
is that there be organized forthwith in this place " An
Okalona Cursing Association for the purpose OF
raising funds for some useful object. The power OF
profanity which runs waste in streets is enough
TO bore an Artesian well in six months. a single
objection, however. 70 that appropriation q What
power of our community is, that none of our best
swearers, that we know of are experienced well
horers and, from the present scarcity Of money,
arises the necessity of embarkng in some enterprises
in which the contributions could be paid in wor X,
like our peoples subscriptions to the railroad. This
leads Us to suggest the enclosing Of TIE grareard,
as a praiseworthy and practicable object.
Let every member Of the Association, whenever he
rips out an oath, be obliged to rip out pang, and
whenever he curses anybody let hi contribute rail-
We are aware that the Bible forbids to render rail-
ing for railingn but satisfied that the injHne
ton has no more application to such cases as the
present, than ST. Panl's example of restoring fngi
tive slave has to where the slave has black
skin. We do not know the amount Of work required
to enclose cemetery but we are satisfied that Il "a
to accomplish it. There sixtyone votes poIled
at the late municipal election. Some few Of our
voters do not swear, (the Rev. Messrs. - and
L., for instance) but there are usually number
Of accomplished swearers in town not yet entitled 70
vote, and many OF our boys can hold q hand with
any of their seniors. All things considered, We think
the income of the Association might be estimated a
half dozen palings day from fifty regular contri-
buttons, which wonld supply all the rails, and the
Sunday cursng could be especially set apart ash post
fund. The little boys, the Cadets o. Profanity
could find the nails and after the pahng was COM
be logged !" dern my skin, licenses river" ETC.,
could Whitewash it. s7
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A LOVING HusBAND.-We heard Of singular case
of superstition on Thursday. German, now re.
siding in the Fifth Ward, married in Germany several
years since. He adored his wife, and during the
honeymoon compact was entered into. that who
ever died first the other to survive bnt three days
after The wife died on Tuesday, and agreeahly to
arrangement the husband dies to-day. He firmly be-
leves his end is near, and, we are informed, was
visited by his spiritual adviser on Thursday.
[Pittsburg Dispatch, llth.
stpychnine, ropes and razors ought to be kept cut
of that Dutchman's reach for day or two. Pro
phecies often work out their own ful6lment.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-23

SANTA CLAUS SroPPED PAxnnsrs The axbs-
nectady Star mentions sad and really painful runner
which is working its way into our poorer crcses and
which for the sake Of :. Young America r God hlen
'em all say We 1T is earnestly hoped u false Says
the Star: - & s.gs
It ia said that Santa Claus - the jolly old fellow
whom even we used to love 80 well has, with =
large portion OF the business world fallen failed
his carriage, his tiny reindeer that heard every
year, all through the short apron period even
his short pipe, have been taken by his unfxeling
creditors, and Of his hinkets there scarcely any
left. Poor Santa We wonder if adversely has robbed
his cheek of the blush OF health. OF destroyed the
rotundity of his little round belly We wonder
how he will climb upon the roof Christmas night,
and how he will carry the dolls for the girls and the
whistles and whatnots for the boys, without breaking
them. He cannot go the usual rounds Without his
usual steed, that is certain and We hope those who
are disappointed will not think of themselves but
pity poor Santa Claus and blame Hard Times only.
There will be many stockings hung up in vain this
year, and will drop from eyes that have been
bright with gladness on many Christmas morning.
May Santa Claus do his best to all who are look
ing for him and we believe be will N n ~
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Interior LOdgei

DE SOTO LODGE Ne7 meets Baton Rouge on Thursday
evening.
ST. MARYsL LODGE No. 20 meetsat Franklinon Saturday
evening.
evening.
day evening.
vening.
CARROLL LODGE No. 80 meets at Lake Providence
TRINITY lodge No. 80 at Trinity Saturday
evening.
EXCELSIOR LODGE No. "a meetsat Thibodauxon sstsr-
NEW IBERIA LODGE No. 3s meetsat Newton Thurs.
day evening.
evening.
CHENEYVILLE LODGE No. IL meets at Chensyvlle on
ASSUMPTION LODGE No. 4s meets at Napoleonvlls on
A'A' THOMAS H. SHIELDS Grand Secretary
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Hibbard's Wild Cherry,
Richardson's sherry Wins,
Hutching's Vegetable I,yspepsiA
Gouley's Vegetable, Colensn's,
| Hootlend's German, Oxygena4ed
COSMETICS.
Cologne Water, BAY Water,
Florida Water, Meen Fun,
lJone's Lilly White.
SOAPS AND CREAMS.
Low's Brown Windsor,
IJ0pe's Chemical,
Radway's Medicated, CASTLES,
Almond, Toilet and Family,
t6having Creams and Cosnpundt
Of all descriptions.
PILLS.
IWrighps Indian Vegetable,
Moffat's Life, Brandreth's,
Mosrison's, Lees, New London,
iParr's, Sappington's, Champ
fon's,
l0raeEenberg, Jayne's Sanative,
lJayne's Ague, Winsr's Csmo
mile,
IHibbafd's Anti bilious, Peters
lSpencer's Vegetable, Cooks,
iCsoper's, Covel's Rheumatic,
:Anderson's, Alleoasis's Health
i Wister's Gentle Pnrgative,
lAlIebasis' Ague, Hooper's,
tChickner's SuRAr-cosfed,
| Gilbert's Arti-bilious, Beck
with's
'tLady's Blood, IngoIdsby's Pile
lScott's Vegetable, Eagon's,
IRadway's Regulators,
IRoee's Railroad, Iseiy'sFe
lLouden's Indian snnative,
.iLouden's Ague, Holloway's,
jHalsted's Anti Dyspeptic,
{Gosdon,s, McI.ane's Liver.
| HAIR DYES.
IPhalon's Magic, Batchelor's,
Gilman's instantaneous,
lBallard's, Jules Hauel's.
,IJayne's American. East Iniia.
4 MISCELLANEOUS.
DR.. Morse's Invigorating Cor
i dial.
Thorn's Extract,
t iTarrant's Aperient,
iiTarrant's Elixir Of Rhubsrb,
! Carter's Spanish Mixture,
Mothers Relief,
Toothache Drops,
Lyon's Magnetic Powder,
. Mrs. Kiddsr's Cordiai.
Thompson's Eye Water,
Watts Nervous Anti,
Billings Astringent,
,lHyatts Life Balsar:.
IMcMunn's Elixir Of Ouiunk.
Radway's Ready Keller,
!. Railways Resolvsnt. .Tr
ITarrani's Iudelible Ink,
DIR. Fitch's Body Braces,
lDr. Fitch's Shon.der Braces;
IDr. Fitch's IRhalirg Tubes,
Dr. Roses Preparations,
Winer's Arcannm Extract,
Teneur's Specific,
IaIarshall's CathoIicon,
/, DIR. Fitch's Preparations,
Morse's Compound Syrrp 0.
Yellow Dock,
Perry Dayis's Pain K!ller,
'B Bsown's Essence Of Ginger,
Mortirnore's Rheumatic Com
pound.
IMortirnore's Cordial Bittsrs,
Myers Extract of Rock Rose,
Cheeseman's Specific,
DR.. Wards Specific,
, Upham's Pile Electuary,
iSteer's OpedilSoe,
, Godfrey's Cordial,
Tur,ington's Balsan,
DR.. Callen's Preparations,
Bateman's Drops,
DR.. Jayne's Family Medicines
Seidlitz and Soda Powders,
J. Epping's Fluid Extract RuchL
Or Lucina Cordial,
ut Juno Cordial,
Harris Remedy for Fits,
"a; Wilson's Death on Rats etc.,
Leidy's Erasive Soap,
kirby's Cholera Drops,
Balls Cholera Syrnp,
3. Hpohn's Headache Remedy,
Connell's Mixture,
Dr. Ma-chisl's Uterine Cathol
10 can,
Cowan's IIithontriptic,
I.ouden's Preparations.
o. Houghton's Pepsin.
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ARCHAEOLOGICAL DIscovERY.-The. navvies en-
ployed in the first section of the Dorset Central Rail
way, extending from Wimborne to Blanford in making
deep cutting in Castle-hill, on one side OF the road
leading through the village Of Spettsbury dsnterred
a large quantity of human bones, among which were
no fewer than 10 skulls. The whole Of the bones
were detached, and when found presented crushed
and broken appearance In one Of the skulls WI, was
ing evidently been broken off previous to the inter.
ment Of the body various weapons of war, such as
swords daggers spear heads with ornamental buckles
and other astenings of the dress, and brass boiler
shaped vessel exhibiting superior Workmanship, were
found with the remains The probability is that the
disturbed burial place large grave, in which the
bodies of the slain were hurredly and promscuously
deposited with the fragments OF the weapons OF war
they had used in the fight These curiosties are in
the safe keeping of Mr. Davis the railway contractor
IEuropean Times, l4th Nov.
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!. BANK OF JAMES ROBB.
CHAnTnH OF THE BANK OF JAMES

q
State Of Louisiapa Parish Of Orleans Cqn Of Nep Orleai
Bo known that this day, before PIERRE CHARLES
CUVELLIEH Notary Public N and for the parish o. Orleans
city New Orleans State Of Louisiana Aforesaid duly
qualified, aud N the Of the hereinafter
named and subscribing winesses,
Personally and appeared the
and unaersgned scveray declared that under s pIoyis
by authority Of OF the Legislature Of this State
entitled san RstAbsh General System Of Free Bank
ing the State Of Louisiana approved the fifteenth day Of
Msreh thousand eight hundred and hfylye they do BY
themselves Into Corporation and to that
end they make and agree to the following
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATIONS:
ARTICLE I.
The Of the Association shall be the BANK
OF JAMES ROBB.n
ARTICLE III. .3.'.'.
Tho object the citation is TO carry the business Of
Banking by discounng bills notes and her evidences OF
lion bills Of exchange oaning money real and personal
security all such incidental
or may hereafter be authorized by law. sI q =a54a
5--.E-- ARTICLE III. 1t4 III s.s
The place and legal domc Of said Corporation
shall be city New Orleans parish Of Orleans
|. .5i. s 49, Eli ARTICLE W..
The capital said Corporation Is hereby fixed at the
sum Of Six Thousa Dollars subject increased
NJ provided and in the prescribed by laws said
divided into thousand shares Of hundred dollars
each which shall be paid by the subscribers follows One
half tn of this act and the remain
der on before the first OF january next.
ARTICLE ".
The Names residences and number Of shares Of the
ers respectively the declared be follows
such transfers he eaiter be made
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ts A 90 oNG.EAREp GRAMMARIAs.t-7Uncl fsaac
was great stickler for grammar He always stuck
to il that the adjective coed admitted of degree Of
Comparison For,n said be what is good y good
cnougha
One 8aay, brother Jake was reading aiend tie ad-
ventures Of an unlueky and not remarkably bright
voutb, When he came to the sentence, e Long ere
Joe returnedn Uncle Ike suddenly interrupted him
FOR the seventeenth time
sTut, boy that's very bad grammar read cor :
rectlylcng ear There is no such ccmpernd adjee
tive as long-ear.'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-23

STEALING HoGs.-Our readers have PROBABLY no.
ticed several accounts Of hog stealing lately, by the
use Of cbloroform. The Plymouth Rock gives the
following account of one Of these operations, which
was located in wareham, and whether true or false
it is too good to be lost l8sss
A widow of that town owned two noble fat parfeIs,
which were intended to contribute hrgely to her SNIP
port during the coming winter. One night she was
unusually restless, and, arising from her bed, Jaw
standing in front of her honse horse aud wagon.
her that said horse and wagon were there for the
pose OF removing herporkine property; and, hastily
dressing herself she cIept stealthy ont 10 the sly,
and there discovered two standing over hogs,
which were just gasping their last. She quietly ran
from the tragic scene took the horse and wagon in
possession, and secured them in neighboriDg barn.
At last accounts owner had been found for them,
so that the widow, Instead of losing her bacon, has
gained horse and wagon.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-23
G.and Encanlpnent.

THEIR W GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF LOUISIANA, I.
o. a. f. holds its regular the first Mondays in Feb
ruary and August each year the Odd Fellows
of Camp and Lafayette streets.
Officers for the wear lss-Jas Stockton NJ W. Grand Patr
arch; A. Hero NJ W. G. II. PRIEST Smith W g. g. War
dem James Furneaux r. W. g. Scribe. H. Williams, R. W.
O. Treagurer S. NJ Todd r. W. G. j. W; II. Mispaugh W,
G. Marshal: b. Dasilva, W. G. Sentne John Frankford W.
Dep. g. Sentinel.
Oscar Barbee r. W. D. G. Patriarch, of District No Ba
Rouge; A. " D. Covert R. ". D. G.. Patriarch, of DIS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-23

DISCOVERY OF TIT1AN's PIcTuREs.--A discovery
of great interest TO the artstica world the Pats
P,.esse. was lately made by NJ. Edmound About, the
writer, while going through the shop of q collector
of curiosities in Rue du Bae. After examining differ
emit articles, the master of the place informed his
visitor that lie had in his possession twelve pictures
bv Titan and taking him into an inner roef, showed
them as they hung against the wall. These pictures
are four feet long by nine inches high and represent
the history Of Joseph according to biblical tradition.
genuine the dealer produces letters frem II. Flan-
rin and NJ Delaeroix, stating that the pictures were
very valuable. In short time ID. About and the
owner came to terms, and the pictures were placed
in the hands OF cleaner Who after first opelatel'
remarked that in all the pictures Joseph bore re
semblance to Charles ", which was considered IN
favor OF their Authenticity. The cleaner, IN following
pp his operations, coon afterwards discovered N
corner the signature OF Titan thus worded iisiaaus
Yerciiius dd Cadore pinrit.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-23

HEAVY RAIss.--our latest exchanges from western
Tennessee and northern Alabama and Georgia, give
accounts Of recent heavy and long eontisaed rains,
causing great damage to crops, bridges and roads.
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TETUANTEPEC COMPANY.
TEHUANTnPEo cOsIPANY-. ~. % ,su

i ~ " : 1880 NEW ORLEANS, July 30. 1881
Whereas The report made to this Board by the President
to his late mission Washington n q ns great
ThRt arrangement Whatever can o. couG pe mhae with
of the 0sray grant on behalf 81 TINS COMPANY
That was impossible obtan the mail contract Tor this
Company; and, :, -. e., al. c..-....5
other parties having acquired under rights derived from MT
Sloo without the knowledge o. tins Board; and. ~, =,
grant not being 10 this the Organization Of sad Com
nan, has no basis and that the longer continuance
Of this Hoard existence would deceive the public and posi-
bly, induce p me Of An that
can never be accomplished BY this Company the great dis
credit Of this hoard; therefore, be 1t unanimously
Resolved That this Board be- and the is hereby dig
solved. 81 N}s s-s's -. ~ !. ~ .
Resolved That the members Of the Board Keveray hereby
resign therefJom. $50 4.5=3f 49, .
Resolved That Of these resolutions be published intho
different newspapers Of this city. =
Resolved, That this Bonrd stands adjourned sine die.
certify the foregoing be true copy from the minutes.
49, 80 /. HEYLlGER, Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-23

Z FATAL CARElEsssrss- little son of VIM. G..
Vincent, of Huntsville Ala, was accidentally shot
and killed few days ago by negro boy who was
carelessly handling pistol.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-23

MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 50 CUsToMHoUsE ST.
1Nl Royal strset-Fcr tue cure OF d chrome MefGn
rial Ssptc all Private Diseases without Mercury hin.
ance business to friends, and cure guar
anteed in all cases.
practice all parts Of the United States and Europe-the many
ten,ur he has fec ed which pronounced IN
durable by The physicians usfes him in offering
his confidence If the The follow
Ing are some dit termed Private and Of which,
conjunction y discovered Remedies Dr. lanes per-
maneny eradicaes nasly Syphilis prima secondary and
tertiary Structures, urehra Discharges Geet Gonorrhea
Emissions Periodical Affections females however
COMPLICATED they D OF the tck and oins Ia
Illumination Of the Bladder and Kidneys, Rheumatism 5dr
Dr. James woul also call the attention especially of those
who have privately ard mpr Rery injured themselves in that
secret and solitary habit which ruins the body and mind nnt
ting them for business society. wiz Constitutional De
biy or fnpotency The following som of the sad and
melancholy produced by early habits Of youth, viz
akness Back and Inns Pain in the Head, pmne:s OF
Von Power Pspitstion of the Heart ISs-
pepsia Nervousness Irahliy, Symptom of CONSUMPTION
Mentally the fearful effects the mind more to
Spirits Evil Forebodings Aversion to Society Dsrst
of Solitude Tindiy, etc., some OF the evils pro-
duced.
All persons afflicted w any Of the abave symptoms should
not and be restored perfect
health let false decacy prevent but apply at once ana
from the awful and dreadful consequences OF this
terrible maady.
| restored.
Persons residing distance by closing fee of ter
dollars remedies enclosed in small package, will
full directions accompanying them No communication no
| ticed unless accompanied by r fee. DIR, JAMES,
| o5 WV No. 50 Customhouse street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-23

BAKERS AND JARVIS IsLANDs.-It turns out that
Capt Davis, of the United States sloop-otwar ST.
Marys, has reported to the Navy Department not
that he could find no guano there. bnt there were
large quantities of portable substance which he did
not consider guano. Now, it happens that number
of eminent chemists who have analysed it, and many
eminent agriculturasts have used it on their crops
pronounce it phosphate guano of great value IN
deed to the future Of our countrys agriculture The
question, therefore, is simply whose Judgment, with
reference to the character of the deposit is most re-
able-that Of Capt. Davis, U. S. N?-of that Of the
exports in guano who differ with him?
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Eagle Degre,

EAGLE DEGREE LODGE NO. l. l. O. o. F.: meets
and third Saturdays in every month in Room
No odd Fellows Hall Brothers are cordially invited to
attend. Oicers-Gersrd Sh Degree Master; Francis Rawe
Secretary, .. T. I
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HARD TO KILL.-It is supposed by most persons, in
this neighborhood, that nothing green was able to
withstand the many heavy white Irosts which have
covered all the fields often within the last SIX or
seven weeks. But this is mistake. We are in
formed by gentleman not much given to Joking,
that he saw verdant specimen yesterday in one of
the cotton fields near this city. Said specimen was
supposed to have come all the way from Liverpool,
for the purpose Of obtaining information concerning
the present crop of cotton and accordingly had hired
a buggy and gone forth into the fields for occuar
proof When seen by our informant, he was actually
in cotton field, examining the hollis, as though he
would learn positively whether the cotton crop were
really made or not at least 10 ascertain whether 1t
were possible for said hollis to open. He brought a
few Of them to the city. but for what purpose we
leave the reader to guess perhaps he will carry them
home or send them to India for planting! If the
next frost that comes don't kill him. we shall begin to
think there are some things green that are hard to
Kill. Montgomery Mail, 10th. ,5r
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odd Fellows Hail Association.

Udd Fel10Vs' Hail Ass0c1ntl0ns :"
BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ODD FELLOWS HALL
ASSOCIATION at their Office in Odd Fellows Hall,
the first Monday Of every month.
Edward ps6ny Presidents Thomas Shields Secretary
Stetson, H. Howard Eneas Smith, James Davis, George
Rareshde, A W. Boswoth Geo. Dirneyer Bernard Cohes
b Cook.
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Subordinate Encampments.

Subordinate Contemporaries
wILpEY the first and third Saturday in each
Officers for The John Nofne
H. Williams, treasurer Furneaux, Assstantscribe
1nl a
i, F HsS s
pons ods so fso sss' Hail. i
the " HaMDId sn M
T. IT, he Beqsier j. W.; F. T. Field Treasurer
WASHINGTON No. meets the second and fourth Monday
ps ss ssp sa5s
4 psTEn Is,s s. vi rsasu Kss'' s'fies R.
LAFAYETTE No. meets first third Monday each
month"; jefferson Lodgs Room Fourth District Officers for
N Gsssse Scribe r. J" nafs w.
Louis seibert, Treasurer
PELICAN No. meets the first and third Saturday in each
month Polar Star Sdgs room st. LOUIS street. ans
t capane W.; G. O. Dugae, Scribe; J. Vsdot w;
Interior Encampncnts.
MAGNOLIA No. meets in Baton Rouge the second and
fourth Saturday in each month.
IT, SHAW No. 10 meets the first and third SATURDAY ID
each month in Clinton, parish of East Feciana.
ntesa for The as TsRoYs
DALI NC" ''''A-'' JAMES FURNEAUx, G Scribe.
"Odd Fellows Rcst.''
FOR hisr
President Boullemet Treasurer Thos Shields
Cemetery CommitteeHmper Dillingham; Gardner smith, jas
Goljine. Finance CommeeE A. Patterson, b. a. Dentze
J. F. Miller Sexton--Dnnel Merritt. Members ameS I'm
Frank Lewis H. Goldman, T. F. Peterson JOS Alsoi
| j. p. Warner, j. C.5Wagner.
| VAULTS IN "oDD FELLOWS REsTn may be procured
by applying F. NJ CoRRY scket ~ Canal street
at D. Felt SrETsoN's 81 Camp street, to L. MlLLsFAUGH
g. Mint the Secretary Office, in Odd Fellows Han cor
| ner of Camp and Lafayette Streets .-. s,-o
ditto bye feet S5; Vaults en6e to soekhodsrs LODGES
$685. ditto, all Others f0 single, 10 stoekhodet Lodges
S45 ditto, to I'LL Others, 500
the purchase of Lots etc. can be ha
on THOMAS H. SHIELDS, Secretary o. F. Rest.
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GUILTY OF ARsoN.-In the Court of General Ses'
sons in New York, on the 14th, James Shepherd
was found guilty of arson in the first degree lie
was arrested on the LIST of August last on the charge
of burning his clearinghouse in Ffty,thlrd street,
on the 9th of june in the ruins Of which the remains
of Shepherds wife were found burned almost to
cinder. The evidence of the prosecution, although
of circumstantal character, involved the guilt oil
the prisoner beyond doubt carrying out the theory
that be murdered his wife and then fired the building
The crime of which he has been found guilty is pun
ishable with death in New York, and in his case the
extreme penalty will probably be inflicted.
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I WRIGHT q CO.'S CATALOaUE OF GENUINE
and popular Family Medicines which they OTIS supply
Druggists and Dealers Proprietor lowest whole sale
General Depot Special Agency, No. Isl and n Ctartsrs
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WOLVES AROMATIC sCHEIDAM SELMA 60
az Druggists and Merchants and all dealers in any OF th
articles contained in the above catalogue will find 1t to their ad
vantage by calling sending their orders above viii
MEDICINES in the United States and the lowest prices
Please address. j. WRIGHT Il co,
yiEEUINE DEDICIEE WAREHOUSE,
matt Nos. Isl and 81 Chartres street. NewCrleans.