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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-11-28
Religious Intelligence.

- On the Dist of Oct, the Rev. Leonard
lcnney was installed Pastor of the first Con-
gresational Church in Thetford, VT The
Sermon was preached by Rev Richard Tol-
man of Tewksbury, Mass, from Romans
XII.
AMERICAN MISSIONARIES IN TIE East
Rev. DR.. Tying Of New York has recently re-
turned from tour in the old world. As a
result of his acquaintance with the Mssiona-
aries of the American Board. at Constantine
pie and vicinity. he uses the following Ian
Suasc: "llavins met and worshipped with
these men with great delight. whose wonder
ful attalnments and success have become a
great and commanding fact, the deep convic-
ton of my soul is, that of all the wonderful
results of that great institution. the American
Board Of Foreign Missions. this enterprise
Ill Turkey is the most remarkable. The
brethren live apart, in different portions of
/ Constantlnople and its cnvirons but the SIM
pclty of their abodes and style of living is a
perfect example of apostolic contentmcnt and
separation from the world. Here are talent
learning and wisdom. such as the world looks
upon with wonder. housed in the simplest
and narrowc>t style. for Christs sake. New
cr have so seen the moral grandeur of the
missionary work"
INTERESTING INCIDE>T-Thc Rev. c. y.
Fighter the able and accomplished Agent
Of the American Bible Society. in Turhcv re
Gently died iii Diarbckir. in Asia Minor. \
benevolent native Armenian gave place for
his burial in his own burial ground. The IA
thcr of Mr.. Fighter recently died in New
Jersey. In gratitude to the Armenian who
gave his son burial place. he directed in his
will that a Bible. i'll the Armenian language.
bound in the greatest elegance. should be
forwarded to the Armenian. a> a token Of
gratitude for the kindness shown the precious
dust of his son. Accordingly Bible of the
required description has been procured and
bound in the most magnificent manner. 1t
is bound in gold. morocco. ard silk. and
forms d splendid volume. 1t will ere lony
greet the eyes of the Oricntal.. ard show
that Kindness done on one side Of the globe
is not forgotten. or lightly esteemed on the
other.
= Among the unfortunate victims who
persisted in the masSacrcS at Cawnporc were
four Roman Catholic clcrgymcn. They were
put to death with great barhar;t> Their
chapel also was diSmantled and partially de-
ino!i>hed.
= The uni pleasant controversy in the
Church Of the puritar>. New York. has been
terminated by The report of an Investigating
comMittcc. satisfactorily di>po>ing Of all char
yes against Dr. Chrcvcr. The report was
adopted without much dissent. and ,ttcr the
Withdrawal Of few of the irrcconclcab.c
members to some other fold. cntil harmony
is expected to prevail.
- J. $. Wright, Esq. of New YORK city.
has recently presented a beautiful chandelier
to the Baptist Church of Pownal.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-11-28
JOB PRINTING.

Our Printing e>' ni>hm"nt was never in bettei
condition than now. and increased attention will
be given to this branch of business. We kceI
constantly on hand Paper and Card Stock. and ar,
prepared to print Iiandbl>. 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 despatch.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-11-28

Darkic>. let the tear-drop tiow.-
The vail Of SORROW rise:
DINAH. the friend of "long ago"
Has closed i'll death her eyes.
No more she'll nurse the little ones.
Within the cabin small:
No more she'll feed them with the crumbs.
From "massa', board that fall.
No more the accents fhnr tone.
Your life of toll shall cheer:
And from your eyes no more her hand
Shall wipe the Scryle tear.
Gone. gone is DiNAH. kind and true,
Forever from your gaze;
Her sable face no more You'll view,
As oft in bv-gonc days.
She'll hear no more the banjo's sound.
Within the cabin rude;
Her form is sleeping III the ground,
In dreary solitude.
Darkics. let the teardrop few
The vail of sorrow rise:
D!NAH. the friend Of - long ago.
Has closed in death her eyes.
Mineral. ky.. Nor. 10. loj7.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-11-28

CLERICAL WIT.-Rev. DIR. c., Of New
York, is as noted for his wit as for his elo-
quence. One of his friends recently remark
ed to him that the currency was deranSed.
Il should think it was replied the doctor.
"for we hear that ten mills do not now make
one cent?
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-11-28

- The following lines came with the
Kentucky correspondence last week. and
those who read that letter will understand
the applications
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-11-28
A Droll Incident in Collectors Ex-
perlence.

HOW TO AVOID Dun IN TIE D1M1NUENDO STYLE.
A story is told of Mr., well known in
this city as an casy-dispositioncd. good sort
of fellow, who has unconqucrable scruples
against paving dcbts-not SO much from eth
ica as financial reasons; believing, with the
famous epigramatist. Martialis, that Nature
absolves him from all pccunary liabilities to
whom she has not given the means of dis
charging them.
Some time ago certain collector for mcr-
chant tailor found among his bills one for for
ty dollars, for suit of clothes, against our
hero, whom we will call Jenkins. The col
lector called at Jenkins place of business,
and presented the memorandum of indebted
ness. Jenkins ran his eye over it hastily and
carclcssly, and returned it, saving. There
some mistake about this | owe them twenty
five dollars for coat know-but nothing
more. They've got some one else's bill mix
ed up with mine. Tell Jones, Robinson &
Co. 1--WE will SO style the firm) Ill call down
and see them about it"
The collector retired, and surrendered the
bill into the hands of j., r. & Co. but they
hearing or seeing nothing of their debtor for
three months, again sent he specimen of their
chirograph, to Jenkins.
"lIalo.' exclaimed that worthy, "what S
this? Forty dollars for pair of pants-wclI
that is good price. Look here, my friend,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-11-28
Dinah's Requiem.
BY N. n L X 4 y T &.

For The CALEDoSIAN
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-11-28

WOMANs LOVE OF IMPIDINCE.-"l have
found. said Addison, that the men who are
really the most fond of ladics-Nho cherish
for them the highest rc>pect-arc seldom the
most popular with the sex. Men Of great as
surancc. whose tongues are lightly hung
who make words supply the place Of ideas.
and place compliment in the room of Sen'l-
mcnt-arc the iavorile>. y due respect for
women leads to respectful action towards
them. and respects is mistaken by them for
neglect or want Of love.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-11-28

kce. taking his big toe III his mouth. nippcd
it severely oh. YOU are Lifinu me. roart'l
the DutchmaA WHY. Won old fool said the
Yankee. did YOU think was going to swa!-
low you whole >
~ Il is said "there is silver lining to
every cloud" In that case we should think
some of the men who are under cloud
about these days would attempt to steal the
lining
sIr \ Yankee who had Just come from
Florence being asked what he had seen and
admired and whether he was not in raptures
VI ai;h the statue of Venus, replied, Well. to
tell the truth. | don't care much about these
stone gals
~. CHAPTER 80. verse l, of Ecclesastic's
lin the Douay yer>ion) says that " lie that
ioveth his son. Frequently chasti>eth him.that
he may rejoice in his latter end" We have
some recollection OF Sundry tratcrnal cha>tiSe-
ment>, but rather fancy their effect upon our
latter end was not the occasion Of rejoicing.
:T \ western editor expressed his delight
at having nearly been called honey by the
cal he loves. because she saluted him as odd
Becswax.' at their last meeting.
" What do cats have" said our friend
Guy. who by the way has quite taste for
natura! history" what do cats have that no
other animal possesses" Being invcterate
haters OF the feline race. We contcniptuou>ly
told him We did not know when he malicious
lywinkcd at US and softly whispered. kittens:
ty 1t is said that worthy minister in
Indiana, who had become somewhat mixed
up in land speculations. recently announced
to his congregation at the opening of Divine
Service, that his text would he found in " ST.
Paul's cpistlc to the Corinthians, section four,
range, three west"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30
NEW DISCOVERY - THE GREATEST AND
"A MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD.
S4RSAP PdRILLA LOZENG S,
Simple and COmuOund.

Simple and Compound.
Prepared h i: HEkEu Dragsisl and Physician. Y,
to all speciaities heretofore known 3..a @ 5g$
have for long thoroughly investigated the idea Of
diseases development morbid principle which proceeds
from internal cause either in the blood or any Of the
careful and uninterrupted analysis Of the animal yegeta;
BILE and mineral kingdoms had induced the hope that could
bring about such result and thanks to my indefagable re-
vegetables the for this
grand dea which based oeagnous principle OF sar
which have the honor this day of advertising, The form
ozeHges been given because Its nature precuded the
possibility Of doing otherwise and have divided i into sim
pie compound In order that they might be given
to children as well as adults. 80 al
until wonderful results had satisfied that had sue
ceeed and that the charge quackey could not be brought
The attention of physicians of the public is called to
these Lozeng order that may witness the adm
rable results of the same.
GENERAL EFFECTS,
Testified to by upwards of thousand persons.
The stomach ceansed the blood is purified and renovated
by removing all impurities from this precious and fud
SPECIAL EFFECT
l. Prompt and radical cure Of all diseases generally.
who used these have never had the
cholera nor the yellow Ii fever ......., .,.u
and bilious Diseases completely cured
few days after the remedy is resorted to.
other Internal snS disappear entirely
vded the Lozenges are resorted to.
For sale by the box, with prospectus showing how they
GENERAL DEPOT AT N. HEREU,s,
corner Toulouse and Bourbon streets
j. SwssieHr 90;
c,,r, p an snd lsl pa.ss GhsFtsss s,tses st.
II. BONNABEL
corner of Matches c and md Tehonpitonss @ sts
9. Il. WERCKMUId,ER,
l02 Camp street, corner of Poydras street.
Consultations gratis daily at the above Drug Store.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30
ADJUSTMENTS.
r,Rfsp,s GAIETY-aRAv1ER srsKE


l'RfSP'S GAIETX-d RAVE ST RkET-
~ S.,,. ,n,e.
Lessee ann Manager. W n Unisr
,r,nyr,r, . - ,y,,-,,,, a.
HEDSEsDAf EfENisH' december ~ 1851
Third Of the eminent American Tragedenne
Miss ELIZA LOG hN...... First night Of Miss LOUISE
Of THR LADY OF LYONs-Psuine Miss Eliza Logan: Claude
HeInoe Mr. g Ioyedsy - Overture by thr Orehsstra -
ia conende the petite comedy Of DAY AFTER THE
Col. Freelove, Mr.. W. X; Floyd.
m.,,. NJ rnxr,oor. mon =. o,c,o.h. r.,,.r,,o,..
PRICES OF FADMisslON-Dess Circle and Psrquette,7 ~
cents Family Crcie oo cents asilery = cent. Colored Gal
ery cents frvste Boxes sest1s cents IL ee
giant fryse Boxss ron - 70 = seGa 70
where seats can be = secgred y q .,.c
-,n, r,11 NJ n ]. mn n UIr 3, an 1rr .ur pa
~. CHAohn'S IEAHh 1A-oA' oh ~ A~"hAo e1-
. n.p.p r..... .ra u.n.~.,
3. r rnPRT 1etine % Msnseer
=, ,,,-,,,,,.-,, - a. ,.xv
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REECE ths Irish Boy and yankee Gal Brouahaan's
..bss,sd d,,ms ~ DGXEEY snN-Csnt Cnt,is NJ Flo
rence Joe Baestoct NJ psa, Dobey Hr Hambiin Toots
With ,be urossp farce Of THE YOUNG XCTRRssUTrsSe
ssn Nj Elnrence Ave by Mrs Florence with
and dances -
~
ppycrs m AnMrasroNnrs.. f,rls and pa,ruette srs
saco,d c. m Gsiiery 1s esnts. usdloon Bs
tickeis Is cents: Private Roxes each S. ~
Rsors opss s IN AZ O'CLOCK BOZ
AN ~''' '. n a f.uRgr rrs.s1rer
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30

SUCCESSION OF THE LATE BALTHANAR SAuLET-
Lots of Ground fronting on Bacchus street
BY N. vIGNIE, Auctioneer.
7NHgRSDAY, Feb. 4, 1855, atI2 o'clock NJ.
s Banks Arcade Msgsss be sDd ia at public
District Court of New Orleans for account of said success
of Ground together with the buildings and i'm
in the square bounded by Dyaes Erao
Of the capital stock citizens Bank Of Louisiana, Wit
and Lot s % % Sis sna
measuring IS INCHES and line front Dryades stfs
lines and fronting in the alley feet 10 inches Ard
s s @ s nss he s
Bank of Louisiana on which there stock note Of 6S
10 TO- Re charter of said bank ''
Another Lot of Ground adjoining The above described one
ing 80 fee II incht and lines from, Dyades street. by
es es e
Of Louisiana which there is stock note of s4ss 81 payable
Another Lot Of Ground ndsni"g the above described
w e Of sad
Of S nsw the m 1sn%"s 2
' " states # Sssns Baas which, there stock
of S4e3 81 payable and renewable the LIST January.
lope Apollo and Triton walk -41''S o'S'Ss1
on % ~ ss @
tween parallel lines Together with twenty shares Of the capital
stock note of 93 81 payable and renewable on the LIST January
: Another Ground adjoining the above described lot
having the Together wib twenty shares
payable pay and renewable on The LIST January, 1859
g. Another Lot adjopsg the ahove described measuring
80 inches Bacchus by depth of NJ fee
10 inches and lines the line dividing from the above des
cbed one AID % feet inches the rear line Together with
nineteen shares Of the capital stock of the Citizens Bank
Louisiana which there is stock note of $46s TO- payable
| and movable on the lst January, 1853,
The whole according to plans, which will be exhibited a
| sale.
Terms and cash For the balance, th
purchaser the of the stock notes due to h
IizenS Bank ard for the remaining part credit of
and years. for secured by mortgage said property
bearing interest from date until maturity The of
per after maturity, until fully paid a III
of per cent The buildings to be iusure
against the risk Of fire. and the policies transferred 10 III
| vendors.
Acts Of sale before p G. Cuvelisr ESQ., Notary Public
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30
OnrNIBus LINE FOR SALE.

OMNIBUS LINE FOR SALE -
EES@Es-6R The undersigned, desirons of retiring a
from active business, offers for sale the e
- - following highly improved and valuable Pro-
perty and Omnibus Lite;
26 Camp street. occupied by W. H. Wiheel Esq and rented
thousand dollars per annum 80.
q The granite 'front.' store corner Poydras and
streets rented TO Messs John T. Moore Co., n
fifteen hundred dollars annum. ..ts7s1ig3.s
g. The splendid family Mansion Epanade street. of
occupied by the undersgned together with the
niure carriage, horses etc.
The Dwelling Eplauade street. occupied
L. Ganet ESQ., rented six hundred dollars
g. Dwelling Espanade street rented to Mr.
Paul Berger at two forty dollars per
g. onesory Dwelling Espanade street. rented at two
hundred and sixty four dollars per annum.
hundred and thirty feet Of Ground front on
Liberty the New Basin Frst District rented at sig
hundred dollars per annum.
g. and City feet Of Ground the New Canal
Jacob and Soils streets and running back to Euphro
sine street.
g. Several fine Building Lots Esplsnade street.
TO- Several Squres Of Ground in Bath and Matewvle-
IL The LINE OF OMNIBuSSES known the IS Bayon
Said line consists Of leo heal af fine Mules,
Horses Omnbusses Harness. and every article
sary for carrying the To industrious such
an opportunity for safe business Is rarely TO be met
prices and conditions of the above property which
will be low and advantageous to pnrchasers
IsGf $. B. RODRIGUEZ,
dl5 I'm Of Esplanade and Tonti sts.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30

FIRE PROOF sAFEs.-GENuINE SAL
8R8E AMANDER !-WII.DER's PATENT, with Rieh's
with uniform than any other Safe in tho
2l~ world. We securing Safes with the ceie
patent Belle Lock- which has been picked
blown open with powder.
The most splendid Of Safas Plate and Money
Chests in this market hand at store,
GRAVIER street. New Orleans Call and the stock Prices
TO suit the times STEARNS 4 MARVIN.
nl6 4mdkW 8. GUTHRIE Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30

NJ. RUTHERFORD R. W.
n nj. RUTHERFORD & LONG, AUCTION
". EERS ohice-No q Natchez street and Arcade Pas
sage, New Orleans.
1-Specal attention given the sale of Slaves private
well puhchavng ample quarters for 50 slaves at No III
Carondelet d. 3m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30
A LII HAIL THE HAPPY NEW YEAR,!

LII HAIL THE HAPPY NEW YEAR,
BENEFIT OF o. B. MoRAT,
Brother of A. MORAT.
GREAT PRIZE FOOT RACE, for all who may wish to
ter the the championship. Pze Of Mag
nicent GOLD WATCH and CHAIN will be awarded to the
winner
Heats distance 900 yards, rNo entrance fee
free for all.
FRIDAY January 1st, 1855
On this occasion the Mammoth Balloon, pride OF
THE SOUTH will ascension in New Ofleans-
being Mons. Morat's list
been made IN order to commence the
limnary Ascension by o'clock P. M q
desirous Of having celestial view Of the sublime
New Orleans and its environs do by
ing preliminary Ascen.ion Ticket
Pilot Balloons and Figures will be sent for the amusement
OF the spectators.
Final of the Eral Ship and passengers at O'Clock
P. N.
Admission, 80 cents Children and Servants Is cents
PS-A BENEFIT for the Orphan Asylum is in contemplation
of which due notice will be given.
Reward of $50 will he given for the arrest and conviction
any person who wuly destroy defsce the Balloon
blls. A. MORAT lfsro ronaut
will be made SU NDAY, Sd inst
9Th Jaauary, every following SUNDAY until further
tice. SAMUEL $. SMITH,
d303t Manager and General Business Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30

UMBER-LUNIBER-LU
400 feet IL IL narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, topgued and grooved.
10000 feet IL and X wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, topgued and grooved.
200 600 feet dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL
ING, tongued and grooved.
COO feet wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CE1LING
toDgued and grooved.
100000 feet TX dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR
ing square edged.
100000 feet dressed WEATHERBOARDS.
50OO0O rough Yellow Pine LUMBER, consisting of Inch
Boards, Weaherhoards, Scantling, Joists, etc.
25OO0 feet assorted Cypress Lumber Iahs and Shingles.
Sashes Doors, Blinds Mouldings, ETC., etc
sale lowest market prices in lots to suit purchas
ers, by SIMPSON Il DORM,
se30 ly New bas,n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30

Wy n A- ~ - - - |
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I..= fr
TO BE DRAWN IN. THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS Y
.- ii
ON MONDAY EEB. H. 1903. =
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--..Hs.. 81 @- t.5.
TICKETS .........,.........$l EACH
s.. nod a. N. p,,c,ns, Office w. .
,ox,,s
- - +
LIS I OF PRIZES;
1st Price,
$4,000 IN CASH $4,000
ed Prize.
SET MAGNIFICENT DIAMOND 5000
Sd to 9th Prize.
l Fine Gold Watch, worth $500
lFine Gold Watch, worth. $500
Fine Gold Watch, worh... .......,....,..... $500
i Fine Gold Watch, worth $500
Fine Gold Watch WORTH $500
Fine Gold Watch worth. $500
Fine Gold Watch worth th...............,....... $500
ro.a,ssxsn Watches worth .,..,,.... $1,000
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:, p;n. Cola Hu,,irg Watch. uortb. $3.50
r,. o.,, 1,,,n w.t., ., s25o
=, saooo
Il
& .,. SSd 70 Aooth rfAAe'
- Fine Gold Hunting WATCH worth sS
q Fine Gold Hunnng ""eh' S
= FINE "oio huhans "S'eh' N'''"'''''''''''''''' ~
fine COLO huh'he "S'eh' ~o''n' w w
Fine "o'd huhins 1'en' worm w w
e Fine 'oia huhaDg ""'ch' "otn' '''.'''''' " ~
Fine Cod hunns "a'ch wv
Fine Goia hunting "a'eh worm ''''''''''''''''' ~"
fine do'd running "a'en' "'f''' ''''''''''''' 80 -
Fine Gold hunting "a'cn' worm S-00
Fine doid hhn'hg "'on' '''''''''-''''''' ~
Fine deia hnh"ne "a'eh' "o''" ''''''''''' 80
Fine Gold huntne "a'en ~0F'h'''''''''''''' -
fihe u''a ru"'ins "' "'' -
Fihe oo"i huh'''s ""' -
fine u0ia hunu"s ""'en' " s
rihe "''u A""s "'' 90
fihe aou r@o''"s "'''l' .ooo
fins "'a nuHs"s ""N'' s0n
fioe uoio hu''ns "e"' ''' ~ .
ItR Grntln
:, ,,., W., or,, sso
e. Fine old fiuuipe Watch worth 500
f1he "0'u h""'"s ""'''' 900
-, ,,,, ,p,., .,h 5000
& FtA WV e ' $500
Fine tod hunthe WHICH, "orh' ~
Fine Gold Hunting Watch WORTH pN''
Fin. Gold Hunting Watch worth $500
8E ,. n. -. ,1r,t;,u Watch worth ....... $500
N f'Ae ~ .ooo
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Fine Gold Hunting Watch, worth s|"o
Fine Gold bunting Watch worth $500
Fins God Hunting Watch worth ............... $500
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r. flhe "ou iiu"'"e ""' w"
Fine Gold Hunting Watch, worth. s2o
Fine Gold Hunting Watch, worth. s1uD
Y p;s co,d HIM, ing Watch worth th...,....,. $500
ri sooo
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Fine Gold Hunting Wa'ch, worm S-"
Fine Gold Hunting Watch, worth 500
Fine Gold Hunting Watch. worth $500
Fine Gold Hunting watch worth %"
Fine Gold Aun'ns "a'eH worth -0'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30
nOCTOR HOOFLAND'S
- CELEBRATED
GERM A N BITTE ERS,

~ CELEBRATED
GERMAN BITTERS
Prepared by DIR. c. N. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Will efectually Cure ....
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia JanIce, Chronic Nervous
Debility Diseases Kidneys. all Diseases arising
fropo disordered Liver or Stomach.
Such ss 3" m Disgust
for Food, Falness Weight in the Stomach Som Efuc-
II s es hs and ia 81 IL Bssn
Fluterns the Heart, Cho king or suiioeating sensa.
s %sss s II he 1s ind o b Fan V1 is Tie
Deficiency of Perspiraon Yellornsss of the Skin ana
Eye. Pain in the Side, Back, Chest Limbs. etc. Sudden
aginings of Evil, and great Depression of Spirits
The proprietor in calling the attention Of the to his
its virtues and adaptation to the diseases FOR which it recon-
n1ended.
and untried article, but that has stood the
years. trial before the American people, and lis
reputation and unrivaed by similar preparations
and well known physicians individuals in all parts of tie
country immense careful perusal Of the Almanac pull.
Of his Agents. cannot satisfy skepcsl that this
remedy really deserving the celebrity 1t has obaine
Principal Office and Manufacory No. AIS ARCH street Phil
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and d. retail BY
d3O ly6w 81 and Isl Chartres street.
NEWELL COTTON sCREws-sIx AND NINE
~ inches diameter by twelve iee long cut in aths on,
Of solid meta" supply n ,tS5 snd IL 0E af 1s the usual
| go sm6w 70 Graver street.
STRAUB'S IRON FRAME CORN AND FIGURING
. MIsA full supply in of o. 2d and 30 inch double
and single geared and Is inch single gear for ss a. the usual
$50 3m6w 10 Graver street.
w $. CHANDLER,
DENTIST,
| pB-oFFICE and RESIDENCE,
176 CarondeIet street,
d2a ly&w corner of Lafayette.